The Afro-American., 1895-08-10
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA
The Latest News Cleaned From Various Parts
Of the stateA

At Lynchburg eimin1ry b airing was
held in the cases OF john A. Winston and s.
Fl. Dillon, the former charged with the lar
cenv Of two Campbell county bonds, valued
at 81, 500 from B. F. Fitzhugh, Of Appomat-
tox, and the latter with being an accessory
| to the thet. Winston an Dillon were sent
on to the grand jury. Bail in the sum OF
$500 was requ red which they gave.
The will be a reunion OF the surviving
members of The forty-third battal on Of Vtr7
ginia cavalry, better known
te'5sahs te'55ahsotAi}t tA} Nailed gsafiiied 7" salem, nG9y )
| August 14th.
washington Wallace, prom ID citis
OF Gseenbrler county, has made an assia
meat. Liabilities, $15, 600 value of prope
conveyed, $50, 200 to $4l 00O.
Inc Chesape tke md Western Road
run W heezlstown. The owner OF the NJ,
neta Cave dee led h ,lf interest in th I cave
as an extra in lucement to come that wav
Inc Norfolk Daily Ledger has entered
upon me twentieth yea. OF its pubhca ion.
IL u live Newspaper and is well supported
houseWorth Miller, prominently connected
Wltn the industr al interests OF Shenandoah.
aied IN that town last week.
At Keystone J. Nj. StrouI, coke boss for
Eeaaski Iron Company, shot w. A. Gilbert
Ana James Owens, two white mon WORKING
AoE fhs sane company The fight started
MAtn issa Ken the t7o began to club stront
Whsn be flred. The trouble originated at a
lance given by str kers last month. stroud
20 = men to the dance whom Gilbert aud
owens said wers scab5 G lbert may live,
but Owens will die Stroud is in jail
Officers appointed to the battle-ship Texaa
are beginning to report az the Norfolk Navy
Yard, and the ship is expected to 90 .intol
comm 8 ion about the middle OF the tn
1t will be the middle OF September before
will leave the yard, though il it was nee
sary The Texas could go TO sea Immediately
The new fiscal year has not started up very
briskly and very few workman have been
adder TO The force. The suspended men III
construction came back the first OF the nacnth.
The peanut dealers around Norfolk say
prices will be better for the coming season.
They express the opinion that there has not
been time for years when there will be 30
lew Of the old stock carried over, and 1t IL p
within the range Of probabilities that before
the new crop is ready for handling but
small proportion OF old goods will Be left.
The outlook leans more to & shortage than to
! full crop. The seasons, however, are u
present propitious and some improvement
MY be looked for With good seasons the
rop win come up all right.
The first installment OF the twelve large
ngines, to make between sixty and seventy
niles an hour for the vestibuIe trains OF the n
Air Line are being delivered BY
ne Richmond Locomotive Works together
nth number OF handsome combination
caches. The present management Il doing
yerything to improve the passenger aceem,
rotations of the line.
The president Of the Atlantic ana Danvills
abroad denies that therehas been any prom.
sition to buy that properly On The part Of
suthern Railway, Notwithstanding that a..
tIons TO that effect Continue. AT Pinnen,s
aint hethinks the eouthern has all the room
ad deep water it ykants for yards, docks and
aTehouses. a good many changes are tax
z place In theIforcs on the yariogsI lines 81
its point
James Gordon pannitf.a ren0rta3 n,arriae.