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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
THE uOBos AGAIN At IT.
Tho Tb,rd-strcct Gang SIN Persist
In Torucntiug Hop Lung.

The gang OF half-grown men anu oo!S
who congrcgate on Third ana Main
streets and are self-styled Hobos. having
NOT bcen interfered with by the police
for some time. are again at war WITH
Hon Lung, the inoffensive Chinaman
who conducts laundry in that neighbor-
hood. and. while they are tormenting nm
bv various methods. Of which they alone
are capable. they are making the livH
OF the residents thereabouts more or less
miserable.
Their only aim in life seems TO he to
hang around the corners and make them
selves nuisances. and II they succeed in
other things half so we'll as in this their
lives will undoubtedly be crowned with
halo Of success. Yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. while Hop Lung was busy
at his ironing-table. and the residents OF
the neighborhood were sitting on their
pOrches. they were disturbed BIZ the
crashing of glass. and one Of the win
dows to the Chinamans shop was shat
tered The score or more of Hsbos were
standing near by. but when Hop Lung.
iron in hand. came rushing out of his
door. they scattered like culprits
This is only one OF the many depreda-
lions of the gang. and they should be
severely dealt with by the police. They
should not be permitted 10 congregate on
the corners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
THE .CYCLoNEv WAS CLEARED.
Constable snmuci's Case Invesu-
rated by the Jury.

The case OF Constable Cyclone Sam
uel. who was arraigned by Judge WICK
ham on the charge Of using undue coer-
cIon 10 induce Miss Richards to swear
out a warrant against her father accusing
him of committing an assault upon her.
was investigated by the HenrIco grand
Jury Yesterday, and the Constable was
exonerated. The grand jury returned the
following indictments and then adJourned
until wednesday next:
John O'Dwyer, for mlsdemeanor
LLOYD Sales, for misdemeanor-two bius'
The motion for n new trial IN the case
OF J. II. Hill. the colored lawyer charged
with defrauding a colored woman named
Amanda Brown, was denied. and the ac-
cused remanded TO the custody OF the
Sheriff. Judge Wickham stated that he
would allow the defence until Saturday
next TO file his bill OF exceptions.
The following persons have been sum-
moncd TO appear before the grand jury
Wednesday: Messrs. James T. Lewis, IL.
f.. Boyer and John Pope Ohe Electoral
Board. the J. l.. Hill Printing Company,
Messrs. w r. Smithea. J. Il. Stewart,
Joseph Gcnetti. J. W. Dony, James Ellis'
William Orange, W. T. Chalkley. Isaiah
Ross. Isaiah Johnson. Sam. Holmes. and
Ned Bowling.
Mr.. J. l.. Pierce. OF Henrico, qualified
before Judge Wickham as Justice of the
Peace. Mr. Pierce has been sick for
several weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
HE WILL STUDY LAW.
tier, THE NORTH CAROLINA
POPULIsT LEADER.
SIC Predicts n Great Fusion-Frnc-
turcd Ills SkuiI-Ex-scnator Hnn-
o-u,. Health Is Improving
University Alumni Hall Fund.

PAITIGU. y. c., June 15.-tSpeciai)-
Senator Marion Butler is takins course
Of study I'm the summer law school at the
state University. lie said TO me to-day
that Democracy was dead In the west
ern States. He confidently expects
fusion of the silver element of the Popu-
lists. Democrats. and the Republicans
and saws It will adopt platform In spite
Of politicians or conventions, and That
its platform will be abolition Of national
banks. free silver coinage. and graduated
income-taX.
Two sons Of Isaac Taylor tcolored, OF
I.cnoir county. ran away from home.
He pursued, and they hid in an out
house. lie entered the building in the
night by forcing the door. and they at
tackled him, and one fractured his skull
with a blow from an axe.
AN APPEAL
Edwin 4. Alderman. Francis d. wilson
and Locke Craig. as a committee or the
State University Alumni. make an APP
peal to-day for additional subscriptions
10 the alumni hall fund, now nearly
$4,000 in order to make the SUN 5000.
Work on the building is 70 begin in six
months
Last night observation-disclosures
Woods and Gibson made raid IN Moore
county and captured three Illicit distill-
cries.
Mrs. Annie s. Bailey. Of this city, to-
day qualified as executriS Of the late
Rev. DR.. c. T. Bailey. her husband. The
estate IS valued at s5o0N.
EX-SENATOR RANSOM.
Ex-senator Ransom. accompanied by
his son. Mr.. Robert Ransom arrived here
this morning, very Unexpectedly. direct
from Iencr He was at the Marlboro
House a few hours. and had many callers.
lie Is weak and thin. having the appear
ancc of person recovering from severe
Illness. He says he feels better than
at any time for three months past. He
has been very bilious. and has had severe
Carbuncles and boils, and has taken much
medicine. He left at noon to-day for
his farm. In northampton county, near
Weldon, and thence goes 10 the White
Sulphur Springs where he will remain
about two weeks. From the White he
will 20 10 Washington for a few days;
then to the mountains Of Western North
Carolina. and 10 the BrOmde-Arsenic
Springs in Ashe county. He expects 10
return to Mexico early In August. The
climate there does not agree with him.
he says, but hopes II will agree with him
when he is stronger.
PROMISING TIN-ORE.
Careful examination OF tin-ore from
Kings mountain deposits. made by Cor
nish experts. show that there Is 10 per
cent. Of the metal in the ore. The out
look is promising
Only the Wilmington Division % the
North Carolina Naval Reserves will be
Inspected by Assistant-Secretary McAdoo.
as the State has no fund available with
which TO pay for the transportation of
the other divisions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
CREME MASONS.
Election Of Royal Arch Chapter
OiIiccrf-pcrSouuI


CREME. VA, June l5.-(Snccial) THE
annual election of officers Of Tyrean ROYAL
Arch Chapter. No. g. was held last night.
at which time the following officers were
chosen: High Priest. William j. Sewers:
King. c. ;. Smiths1n. Scribe. u. s. r.
Jones. Captain Of the Host. C. w oil
yer; Principal S2iournor r. $. Harlan
Royal Arch Captain. j. r johnson:
treasurer \. W. Noteworthy; Secretary,
j. II. Bnelcy Master OF Third Ven. T..
r.. Slanker' Master OF Second Veil Ed
munds Gee. Master OF First Veil. W r.
Ma'kins' thapidin. Rev r. +. Gayle.
Tier. u. y. Wright
Or. J. W. Bryant Sr. and wife. Of
hiohmono' are visiting their son. Or. j..
W Bryant u
Miss Hattie Trent of Roanoke. IS stop
ping with tho family OF Or. w. r. War
Tiner' on Virginia avenue. East Crcwc
Miss Eveyn May Cump. Of Wvtbe-
vile. IS the guest 81 Mrs. Bette Boisgeou
MISS Nirei' Morton. Of Farmvillc. who
mas peen visiting her sister. Mrs. Saraue!
Nleholson. bias returned home
MISS Nellie Tugglc has returned 10 "Tho
otoNe. after pleasant stay with rsla-
tivss IN Richmond
MIS- Robert Thornton. Of Richmond
~ ~ havcnswood" the homo Of bor
mother. hrr. D.. ,. Tucglc.
Miss Sailie h. Epcs has returned homo
tion '''''- "'' '"0"'
ME- John W. Neb'at is visiting rela-
tive IN DlnwMde
Mss hi"'aa foIsscau has returned home
from visit 10 Petersburg
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FLAT TOP STRIKERS.
WEST VIRGINIA MINERS SUFFER-
,xc ron FOOD. But DETERMINED.
lsvIess 10 Rcturn-Attempts TO
uIov IN n Dypamo-loE Placed on
-. u.trood Track-The rocR-
boutas situation Unchanged.

pocAHONTAS. VA, June i5.-(SpechiJ
The situation here remains unchanged
All the Virginia miners are WORKING
10 their normal capacity. The strikers
on the Elkhorn held n meeting to-day at
Mayburry. and have caiied a meeting for
Tomorrow at Mil creek Lawiess VIII
return to the field on Tuesday morning
The strikers are evidently suffering Tor
food
The operator OF The Houston mines was
in Pocahon,as to-day and reports TWO
unsuccessful attempts during the past
week % blow UP hts dynamo. lie says
,he strikers are as determined as ever
a number OF tho strikers on the West
Virginia side have been evicted during inc
mast two days. \ large log was piaoe'
on tho track OF the Norfolk ana West
ern railroad last night but was discoV-
ercd in time 10 prevent any DAMAGE.
IL is reported that four more or the
West Virginia mines viii make an at
tempt 10 start TO work on Monday
The OUTPUT to-day was lo7 cars OF coal
on The Virginia side and IS cars on the
West Virginia side. q decrease as
compared with fridays odtput.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

Heavy outing Shirt. Toe; Boys and
Outing Shirts. l5c.; Boys
Waist, i5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
Excursions and Picnfcs This Week.

A large number Of excursions and pic
MICS Will leave Richmond this week for
various resorts round about here. Tuesday
the annual basket picnic Of Unlon-Station
Methodist church Sunday schOo! Will be
hell AZ Westover on the steamer Poca'
hontas Tuesday night the ladies OF the
Seventh-Street Christian church Will run
a moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap on
the steamer Pocdhontas. Another moon
light excursion 10. the gap will be run
Thursday under the auspices Of Rescue
and jefferson lodges, Independent order
Of Good Templars. The Laure-Street Me-
thodist Sunday school will carry an eX-
curslon TO West Point Thursday. and on
the same day an excursion will be run
to Ashland Park for the benefit of the
Retreat for the Sick. The picnic Of the
pine-Strcet BAPTIST Sunday school Will
be held al Providence Forge Tuesday.
Messrs. Moran. Tyler & Co. will run an
excursion TO Norfolk over the Chesapeake
and Ohio Saturday niGht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

\ PRACTICAL BUTCHER AND
MEAT-CTTTER. who rises EARLY. wishes
a SITUATION of some kind. 50 as 20 sup
port his family Have had sevente n
Years experience in this and the retail
grocery business Good references given.
JOHN A. WITTEL, JR., 5l3 west Broad
st,.eot civ De- l6-lt'
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pETERsBIRG POINTS.
VIII French 10 the Young Ladies'
r.~.nnnI and General.

pFTERSBVRG. Va, June l1.-'Spe-
c,al,-Rev. DIR. J. " Roscbro, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church. VIII
on sunday deliver the baCcalaureatc ser
rno,, before the young ladies Of the SCUM
,rn Female College AZ the NashlhS-
ton-Strcet Methodist Episcopal chuIch'
Rcv DIR. W. g. Starr, on he OCCASION
Will occupy Dr. ROscbro's pulpit.
The announcement Of The sudden death
OF Rev. T.. T. Wilson, OF the Virginia
Conference. at his home. In Hampton
caused very sincere regret IN TINS COM
nunifv. where Mr.. Wilson lived ana
preached for many years. ana where n
was so generally known ana beIoNeu'
COLoRED MEMORIAL~DAY.
Monday next will be big day with
the colored people Of Petersburg. the oc-
CASTOR being the celebration OF the first
rnemcrial-day IN respect 10 the memo
~ Of their dead. The graves In their
cemetery will be decorated with flowers
and eversreens. All Of the C0lored mill
tary companies I'm the city VIII parade,
under command Of Major ". n. Johnson,
and all OF the colored civic societies OF
which there are many. Will join in ana
increase the procession 10 large proper
tices.
Within the past six weeks magistcrial
commits sions have been held here IN III
teen cases OF Unacy an unusually large
number in such a short period.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Mr. r. O. Jones and bride returned to-
DAY from their trip % Asheyille, y. c.
There is 10 doubt OF the fact that the
free-silver sentiment Is very strong in
this section. but whether or not 10 Will
play any important part In the coming
elections cannot be stated.
During the past several days the farm
ers in this section have had a fine
season for setting out their tobacco-plants.
and they took eager advantage Of it,
Work has not yet been commenced on
the Young Mems Christian Association
hall. for which the money has been sub
scribed. but II is expected that the con-
. tracts will soon be given out
Notwithstanding the severity OF last
winter. II is believed that small game will
be quite abundant In this section. With
In the past few days two or three coveys
Of partr!dges have been seen in the
yards of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
PROMISING TIN-ORE.
SCOTLAND NECK.
A Sadly Afflicted Family-PersonnI
Notes.

SCOTLAND NECK. X. c., June Is
(Special)-Mr. W. VI. Shields. son OF the
late w. II. Shields. did at his brothers
few miles from town. this morning
aged about 40 years. This has been a
greatly-afllicted family. Within the past
few years mother, father, and three
daughters have III d. Only few days ago
the third daughter was buried. Now only
three daughters and one son survive.
The dyeing experiment with the knit
ting-mills here has proved successful. and
Manager Mcdowell says that he will
soon arrange 70 put in a dyeing outfit "a
do all the work Of the mill
Early tobacco IS already troubled with
the horn-worm in some sections
The meeting at the Methodist church
continues. and Rev. Mr.. Hornaday greatly
plcases his audiences.
Rev. H. NJ Jackson went TO WILLIAMSON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
DIR. HOSl<INS DEAD.
This Prominent Citizen of King and
Queen PASSES Away Suddenly.

KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE.
VA. June 15.-lSpecial)-Dr William
HOskins died very suddenly at his home.
a. Carlton Store. yesterday evening The
family had finished supper and he and
his daughter. Mrs. Dudley, were sitting
on the porch. when. almost without warn
Ing, his head dropped. and he was dead.
He was In the 6lst year OF his age.
Or. Hoskins was born in this county.
very near Carlton Store. where he spent
most of his life. lie studied medicine
al Jefferson College. I'm Philadelphia.
graduating In 1854. and had been a prac-
ticing physician almost continuously since.
He volunteered in lS5l and was made
lieutenant in the King and Queen Caval-
~, but was soon appointed surgeon Of
the Fifty-ninth Virginia Infantry. Wise's
Brigade, with the rank Of major, and
served Throughout the war 20 Appomat-
toX.
IN POLITICS.
He was elected as a member Of the
House OF Delegates from this county i'm
1874. and served for two sessions. As a
physician Or iioskins was noted through
out this section Of the State for his skill.
as citizen he was highly respected,
by all. and greatly Loved by wide circle.
who were drawn 20 him by his deeds of
Kindness. and. as q businessman he
ranked among the first. having built up a
large mercantile business in connection
with his practice Few men would be
more sadly missed in his community.
Or Hosltins married a Miss Roy. OF
Essex county, who. with ten children
survive him.
SUPPORTED MR.. HUNTER.
He was an earnest supporter Of Hon.
X NJ. 7. Hunter ia the memorable sena-
t0rial contest. I'm which Colonel r.. r.
winners was uominted after nearly
forty ballots had been taken, and also
loon decided interest in debt legislation.
The funeral VIII take place from his
residence tomorrow at y o'clock. and
The interment vii be at Paplar Grove.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
Under the Old LAW.

EAST RADFORD. VA. June l5.-(Spe-
al)-Thcr, will be a "local-option" cleo
ton in this city June 25th and a day or
two ago the question arose whether the
election would or would not be held under
the Walton law. Several lawyers were
discussing the question in the the HUI
ngs-Court-room. when Judge Cassel,
who was on the bench" remarked that
AttOrney-Gen raj Scott was present and
suggested that he be put upon the
stand" The Attorney General gave IS
his opinion that the Walton law did not
apply TO such elections. The election will
b. held under the old law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

quite feeble health. bat says he has I'm
proved since his arrival. week ago. The
mineral waters seem well adapted to his
allment.
Rev. !. 7. Lawrence. Episcopal cvange-
list OF Halifax, with his wife and son. Is
rccreating here at the Mineral. Mr..
Lawrence was at one time "A prominent
banker In England. His wife was a Miss
Berkeley. OF Virginia.
There is only one adult white man liv-
ing here who was born in the corporate
limits OF the town. The population is
new. without the shacklcs and traditions
Of the past But the town would no
doubt be entitled 10 the banner for hav-
ing more babies 20 the population than
any town OF similar size In the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
East Rndford Industries.

EAST RADFORD. VA. June l5.--(Spe-
cial) THE Radford Pipe and Foundry
Company temporarily suspended this
We k. The receiver is taking an inven-
tory OF stock, and il is believed that work
will be resumed at an early day. There
is an increasing demand for iron pipe.
Iron is advancing and everything points
10 renewal Of business, with a larger
force than ever before.
The force Of hands at the Norfolk and
Western railroad shops is being increased
every day. md it looks as If the strike
was about over and the men viii all be
nut to work again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
to assist in a quarterly meet

yesterday to assist In quarterly meet
Ing.
Mr. W. A. Dunn yesterday returned
from Virginia Beach.
DIR a. &. I,iyer,nan has returned from
n trim TO BERTHE and TO Norfolk.
N,seos Matte and Eta Cotton are visit
ing friends In Norfolk.
Mrs. Mary Edmondson has returned
from a visit 10 Nash county.
Mrs. Hobbs. OF Norfolk. Is visiting her
relatives here.
Mns. Strong. relict Of George strong. OF
Raleigh is here visiting her uncle MI
X. II. Smith. =.
Niases Annie Cromartie. Of Garland. y.
g and Louise Sloan, OF Wilmington, are
visiting their cousin. Mrs. @. W. Bryan.
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po,h.,on Troop Monument.

The Powhaton Troop Association are en-
deayoring 10 arrange for picnic TO take
place on July Fourth at Powhatan Court
house, the proceeds of which will be de-
voted 10 the monument fund. A special
train will be run from Richmond on the
Norfolk and Western. railroad, and II Is
expected that the balance necessary TO
cover the expenses OF the erection of the
shaft will easily be raised.
\ number OF architects have sent In
designs for the monument. and though
nothing definite has as yet been decided
upon, il is understood that the plan Of
a local man was so far superior to all
other competitors that the matter Is
rraCftcaflv se.fIo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

~, .iiaSh CITY. VA. June Is.~ Special -.
~ ~ i'pD' n y. Ward, OF Richmond, has
g., " soJo,fhins here az the Mineral Hotel
-, Week lie y always interesting 20
s.v"p ~ listeners. as he knows nearly
ran OF hne memory.
SIT Robert b. Hutcheson, Grand Chan
ss"or knights OF Pythias. is here in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
4 PATRICK STERY.
Dead Body of Young Lady Found
Under n Pile of Rails.

FLOYD COURTHOUSE. VA. June Is
Especially News has reached here that the
dead body Of a Miss Haynes. daughter OF
Ferdinand Haynes. OF Patrick county, was
found yesterday under q pile OF rails
in that county in an advanced stage OF
decomposition. Much excitement was
caused IN Patrick some three weeks ago
over rumors Of supposed murder. but
az no one was at that time missed from
the neighborhood and 10 dead body could
be found nothing further was thought
Of IL at the time. Buzzards attracted no.
t!Ce 10 the dead body when IL was found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

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WANTED. 4 PURCHASER FOX IEN
SHARES Ola Dominion Building ana
Loan Association instalment stock. Flity-
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tained 10y calling at Is east Broad street
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NntutoriUr, to Omen TO-Morrow

The floating bath-house on Mayos Island
has been rebuilt, and will open FOR bust
ness tomorrow. The popular resort has
been enlarged. and Mr.. Westman can ac.
comm0date about seventy-fve bathers at
one time.
Mr. Westman and his son are both ex-
pert swimmers. and will be on hand to
guard against accidents.
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Terrific HniI-Sform.

BELFIELD. Va, June l5.-(Special)-
4 terrific wind and hail-storm visited
this section this evening Ii commenced
about 7:30 O'Clock and continued with
undated force for nearly an hour. II
is feared great damage is done to both the
crOns and fruit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
Virginia News Notes.

The Richmond steamer Ariel colided
Thursday with a railroad barge eff At
lantc city. IN backing from the barge
the Ariel fouled the schooner Jelmar,
carrying away the flying jib-ooom, port
cathoad. flying jib, and hcaigcar OF the
schooner. The captain Of the schooner
noted protest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
RA'noLpH-uscoN College.
LIST OF or"duntcs-To Elect Profes.

~ N'iiLAND. VA. June l5.-(specialD-
dl ns commencement exercises OF RAN
~, 'lN, Naeon college begin tomorrow.
lows. "" "'' "s ioi-
A. B-J L. Porter Howard Fletcher
{. NJ. ktiby. l.. ~ Ieig5 81 p,.,.,'
w Wei G. CRANBERRY. Jr. +. h Woolf
0 "a =. mccartney " +. Hilbert. A. H.
G. HoWison. o. a. iiahA' H.
ne h9eia Of Trustees win meet Tues.
s a, 10 \. NJ. 20 elect protectors OF
d cn,ap'siy ana Greek. and a gymnasium
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For the HoNs' GO.ncI Army.

A delightful entertainment will be given
a the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall next Friday night for the benefit
Of the boys Gospel choir II will he ind r
the direction OF Miss &. SiZer and Mr. g.
Glazehrook Previous entertainments Of
this nature have met with decided success.
and this one promises to be better than
any yet Among the various participants
will be Miss Isa Smith, Miss T.awton.
Mr.. oscar Howard. Mr.. Richard Wool
ridge. the High School Quartette. Ideal
Mandolin Club. and many others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

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