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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
MOBILES MURDER CASE.
The sixty-Y widow Sem
fenced to he Hanged.

ATLANTA. GA. July ia special to
the Constitution from Jeffersonviile. Ga,
states that Mrs. William Mobiles and Gus
Families were found guilty OF murder
and sentenced 10 hang on August 10th.
Mary Families was sentenced TO life i'm
prisonment Debby Mobiles was acquitted.
and SO was Dalton Joyner. negro who
was accused by Gus Families OF having
assisted him in the murder. Three other
negroes who were arrested two weeks
ago on suspicion were not indicted.
The Jury was out only a few minutes
to-day. The State had brought ont every
detail of the murder. from the beginning
OF the plot TO the accomplishment Of the
crime and the burial Of the body I'm the
shallow grave.
II was shown that the old man had re-
buked his daughter Debhy. She was de-
Tended by the mother. From this the
quarrel resulted. The mother and daugh-
ter turned upon the father. Each offered
TO give $40 to have the old man killed. 1t
was proved that Mrs. Noble enticed her
husband to the crib to look for a thief.
and then when he stopped she struck him
ON the head and felled him.
Mrs Noble. who is 90 years old. took
the verdict and sentence with the utmost
Indifference Within a minute after the
sentence had been pronounced she and
her daughter Debby were laughing at
some trivial matter.
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CLANS IN THE SOUP.
And the Magicinns Make n Meal of
Them.

ROANOKE. VA. July 1l.-(Specal)--
The Magicians continued their winning
streak to-day. and defeated Norfolk with
ridiculous ease. In fact. after the sixth
inning the CLANS seemed TO realize that
they were not in the same class with
Manager Padden's lads. and their great
est desire seemed TO be 10 end the agony
and get back to the hotel, where they
knew a good supper was waiting for
.hem. Mccain was in the box for Roa-
noke, and that preciuded all possibility
of Norfolks coming out ahead. Norfolk
started Oft as though they were going to
knock him out OF the box In the first in
ming. Mccain lined out a two-bagger
O'Hagan Il triple. COrcoran a single, and
Kelly a home run. These, together with
high fly 10 Sherer gave them four earn
ed runs. hut. after that they We're like
putty In McCanns hands. Try as hard
as they could. Tate ana his men could
not solve his slow delivery. and they Sc
cured but four scattering hits off of him
during the rest OF the game.
HE WAS VERY EASY.
Chard essayed to do the pitching for
the CLANS. and he was very easy. He
was hit safely fifteen times for total
Of twenty bases In addition %
his he was very wild, being credited
with three wild pitches and seven bases
on balls. Little Cavanaugh and Mccain
were the only three Roanoke players who
Aid not swell their batting averages. The
support Mccain received was all that
pould be asked for. although Niox had
an OFF day. While al the men did well.
to Cavanaugh and Shercr must be award
ell the palm. The former accepted ten
chances without the sign Of an error. and
some of them were very difficult Sherer
pulled down a number Of difficult flies
5n centre his only misplay being a pass
ed bail. The CLANS also put up fine
article Of ball Corcoran and McGann do
Ing especially well. Score:
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SPAIN AND MINISTER EusTIs.
No representations I" state pep"r''
by Anybody.

WASHINGTON, July lit was learn
"a authoritatively to-day that no repre-
sertotions have been made to the state
Department 10y Senior Dupuy de LONE vi
any other person TO the effect 'hat Si'dli
was displeased with the alleged utter
onces OF Mr.. James b. Eustis. the united
States Ambassador 10 L rdn0e'
ing Cuban affairs.
Erurtbermore. it Is stated on the same
autboritv that If Mr. Taylor, the United
States Minister TO Madrid. has denied 10
The Spanish Government that MI busuS
uttered the statements attributed 10 hlin'
he ala so without instructions from the
state DEPARTMENT Whatever Mr.. Taylor
aid In resard to the matter. II he ana
ANYTHING at all. was. 1t is stated the re-
suit OF private arrangements between MI
Elstis and himself. Such course wouiu
have been exceedingly irregular anu ioi
that reason IL is not believed by tiie ue-
nartment TO have been pursued.
Nothing has been received AT the de-
rartment in any way. officially or other
wise. about the alleged interview, ana IL
ls believed there that If the Spanish MIN
ie,or had been Instructed by his govern
nent to lay n complaint against ny,
Eustis before Secretary Olney, ne "ouiu
have gone direct 10 Falmouth, where MT.
Olnev is spending the summer instead q
taking his time in the selection OF sum
,rer residence. BEFORE the alleged inter-
view was Published, Senior Dupuy de
lone had been making arrangements tor
securing a cottage al some place In Mas
chusetts near enough to Falmouth 10
enable him to consult with MI olney
without the necessity for long Jour
nov in the event of the occurrence OF
ANYTHING connected with spanish alairs
','Sscie,,t 20 Justify n conference.
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BREAD.

III YOU WANT A TREAT, TRY
DRINKARD'S DOMESTIC.
Ask your dealer for II. Phone 1910.
Jy i2-lt'
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, TO BUY A SECONDHAND
PIGEON-HOLE TABLE cheap. Address
PIGEON-HOLE TABLE Post-Onice Box
ISL city ~ l2-2t
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AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
FOUR FAvORITEs AND TWO RANK
OUTSIDERS VICTORIOUS.
The sport the Hest of the Week.
The Attendance Good In Spite OF
Threatening Wcather-Oid DOmin-
Ion Track.
Ion Truck.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July 1.-THE card
presented here to-day was on the whole
the best of the week, and the results
were OF generous proportions. and the
finishes well contested. The attendance
was quite large. considering the threaten
ing weather which prevailed. and the
track was in first-class condition -Four
favorites and two rank outsiders came
out victorious. Summary:
First race-fve furlongs-Lord Hawk
ston Qo7. J. Reagan, TO u won, Hum
mingbird second. Renaissance third.
Time. 1:l7I-2.
Second receive furlongs-Frank Har-
ris Gc6. J. Reagan. 20 to u won, Article
second, Dulice Larondi third. Time,
1:O2 IL
Third race-one mlle-Dorian or. Reiff.
I to - won. Aurelian second, Gutta Per-
cha third. Time. 40 IL.
Fourth race-Naut'ius Stakes, one and
one-sixteenth miles-Monaco Gl5, Hamil-
ton, to 100 won, Pladin second, Deer
slayer third Time. 1901.
Fifth racc-one mlle-Daily America 0li
Reiff. EVEN won. FactOtum second Prg
third. Time, 1:i 81
Sixth receive furlongs-Fannie Il. (T.
Wynn. y to u won. Second Attempt
second, Ameer third. Time, l:O3.
VIRGINIA TRACK.
WASHINGTON, July n.-Old Dominion
summaries:
First race-six and half furlongs-
Headlight Is to - won, Watchcharm Sc
cond, Ninety-seven third. Time. 12i1-2
Second race-four and half furlOngs-
Siberia o to 81 won, Harris second. Adlcus
third. Time. - IL.
Third race-six and a quarter furlongs-
Cody q 10 - won. Paymaster second,
Isaacs third. Time. l:2j.
Fourth receive furlongs-Levina q TO
2O won. Forest second. Tammany Hall
third. Time. loo.
Fifth race-one and one-sixteenth miles
Valkyrie IS TO 81 won. Paris 90 TO - Sc
cond. Gonzales third. Time l:5l.
Sixth race-six and half furlongs-
Woodchopper G. to u won. Belizarus Sc
cond, Traitor third. Time. 1:23 81.
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else. To-day brings forth these

Boys Merrlmack Calico Waists. IN pref
~ patterns worth 2Sc.. now bc.-sizes
to - years. a.
Atwood eOc. Pants. In broken sizes, Ssc
Pure silk and Wool Navy-Blue Serge
Boys Suits. were 80. now S.oo-sizes
is. Ito. Ill, and liz.
Atwood Brown and Gray Checked Cas-
sImere Boys Suits, were 3. now S.-'--
sizes Is and Ill.
Gray Invisibie-P Plaid Boys suits all WOOL,
Atwood Brown Checked Cheviot Boys
Suits, with two pairs Of Pants were 90
now S50-szes l-6. Is. and Ill.
Atwood Gray Mixed Cheviot Suit. was
si.t0 now Sl-size l-9.
Choice OF any s. $780, s., and N.oo Fancy
Suits in the house for S26O
SECOND-FLOOR ATTRACTIONS
Extra Size Brush Mats. only OF theni'
Balance Of our Zoe. wcn-Nrade Ham,
Any Remnant OF Mating In the house.
Ice. or +0c kind. &c. yard.
Ii rolls Of s5c China Mating to close out
Small lot OF 75c. Chenille Covers, SIC each
2-Strip Portieres. 3ia Yards long. full width,
sl50 each. were $3.50.
| piece Old-Rose Portiere, 50 Kind, Nt1
IL TIME OF SUNSHINE PREPARE
FOR RAINY DAYS.
About 50 Ladies' Genuine Mackintoshes;
half a dozen different patterns. all
sizes, but not every size In every pat-
tern, fer this reason to-day Sl56, value
$3.50 and -.
Remnants 2-yards-wide Floor oil-Cloth at
special prices
Gentlemen's zoe. k-Lned SILK and
Satin Ties. I'm white and colors, Four
in-Hsnds and Tccks. choice loo.
Small sizes Arrow Brand Linen Collars,
&c.
Mems large size Navy-Blue Polka-Dot
Handkerchiefs, &c. apiece.
Unlaundered Colored- Bosom Shirts,
worth sc, IA 20 1914 here AZ 3ec. each.
pieces 4-inch Beige Cotton Lace. that
sold for PFC, here to-day for &c. d
yard.
Colored All-Over Embroidery, was 7Sc..
for i5c.
Ladies' Llsle-Thread Gloves. all shades
Of Tan. &c. pair.
Children's Pure-SilS Mltts. in Black and
Colored. SC. a pair.
81 20 to 50 30 P-D. C-P, &c. and Sylvia
Corsets, white. sizes $50. SOC. each
Children's Corded Saline Waists, value
t0c here for loc. each.
pieces White India Linon, book fold, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12

WANTED. TO RENT OUT PI.EAs.,Nr
ROOMS on second floor furnished or UNI
furnished). with or without board. az
No. sl3 east Marshall street.
~. r. nIeTh1t
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YELLOW-FEVER ~ CUBA.
II Is Increasing the Denth-Rnfe In
an Alarming Manner.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Marine
Hospital Service to-day received full
report from its representative in CUBA,
Or. Calinero, who acting under instruc-
tons from the department has made an
examination Of all the leading ports in
the provinces Of Puerto Principe and
Santiago de Cuba.
In Puerto Principe, the capital Of the
first named province. there are about five
deaths daily from yellow fever. The mill
tary hospitals are crowded. The disease
is in the most malignant form. This l.
near the central part Of Cuba, and has
a population OF $500. The province Is
the scene OF much OF the fighting between
the Spanish troops and the insurgents,
and the Marine Hospital authorities look
with some apprehension at the nature Of
the news.
AT Santiago de Cuba. for the week
ended June 29th, the deaths numbered
twenty-eight. but the number of cases
was not reported. The death rate. how
ever, has increased in an alarming man
ner.
Two cases of the fever are reported
from Cibara
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Bargains.
Biz Cut In Prizes on Groceries.

Best Granulated sugar. pounds for &c.
Virginia Claret Wine. o'c. per CANON
dine summer drink.
Clipped Beef, l5c. per pound.
fresh Soda Crackers, be- per pouh".
Country Hams, lie. per pound.
Sea.salt, for bsthins 2 lie. pound.
Fresh Country Eggs, lie. dozen.
s Masha G ahd JAVA co s 20. pound.
pure Leaf Lard. 7c. per pound.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings. Ice
per dozen: or $50 per half-barrel.
Large 4-String Brooms, i5c.
Try our aOc. Tea; IT'S better than you
are paying Slc for.
vanilla and Golden-Drip Syrup soc. pee
gallon. ,o,,,o
Old cider Vinegar, years old. spc. pee
pounds best Country Butter for sc.
Timothy Hay, zoe. bundrsd-weight,
Sugar-Cured Shoulders. &C. per pound.
California Apricots. lie. can.
NV irish Potatoes. lbc. per peck.
Large packages Borax, DC.
Matches. ic. dozen.
Ian. Brand Roasted. in l-pound papers.
aOc' per pound. Java and i-aguyra-
pure Lard. &c. per pound. %.
l-pOund can Corned Beef, VIC.
I.arge bottles Ammonia, DC.
Spring Chickens, lbc.
Fresh Country Eggs. lie dozen.
Potted Ham and Tongue. &c; ea2
pure Sugar-Syrup, i5c. gallon.
Good Tea, 25c. per pound; good as you
~ pure Rye Whisky. 4 years old. = pes
siiyer-King Patent Family Flour. best
sold SIl5, OF 20. sack.
snowflake Patent Family Flour. best
I" XXX < ri rs sasy' Family rloar pc, barrel
Pc Pest City Mills Meal. &c. tushel.
Pr.ce-llst mailed 90 application;
s. ULLIAS'S SON,
1890 and is22 east Main street,
Branch Store. 500 east Marshall
ipbone aid ap 3-Tu,W. F&S8
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NO EuSEL OIL

Kills the myriad germs that ioat IN the
summer air and Turk in impure water.
win rally the forces OF the body after eN-
haustion from work under the pitiless sun.
A tried and .rue defender OF the family.
DON'T WAIT TO BE SICK
AND OLD SOL CAN'T HURT YOU.
The ills Of hot weather VIII not aiiiict
anybody who checks the first weakness
with thia pure medicinal stimulant. Your
nelzhbors will tell you SO.
Book. with pictures, sent by
DUFFY MALT WHISkEf CO.,
Rochester. y. Y.
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street Duel In birmingham.

RIRNINGHAM, ALA. July 1.-THE
I-roreuce Hotel corner. near the heart OF
the city. wis the scene of street duel
this afternoon. The participants were
Major Samuel Houston, prominent sa-
Ioon-keeper. and Nat Stanley, we'll
known man-about-town.
six or eight shots were exchanged, Stan
Low receiving a ball I'm the calf of his right
leg. Houston was not hit.
The cause Of the shooting is said to
have been disagreement over a game
of cards played several nights ago.
A stray bullet struck a pedestrian some
distance away, but did not penetrate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12

NORFOLK, VA, July LISP cial)-
About 90 of the faithful went out 10
pee the game this afternoon between the
Truckers and Farmers, and all LETT inc
mark well pleased with the contest the
emerald-legged lads put up. James ana
Mailman were in the box for their re-
spective teams, but neither lasted long
for after one single, two doubles. a
shree-bagger, and three bases on balls
had given Portsmouth five runs James
was relieved by Hines, who was very
wild. allowing six runs to be made du-
RIM, the five innings he pitched. Mailman
,tar,ed In spIendldly, and had the heavy
bitters at his mercy. but in the third
inning he lost control of the ball, ana
Nv hitting two men. giving two bases on
halls. gave Petersburg the only runs
they made during the game. ne was re-
ileyed by Brandt. who finished the game
In splendid style.
DARKNESS INTERVIEWS.
During the third inning light rain
Tell. and Umpire Hoggins suspended me
yan1e until the rain was over. Ihe ram
'oetea about fifteen minutes, and caused
,ba game 10 be called in the seventh
inpinc on account Of darkness. The
Portsmouth boys put up quick, snappy
PANE. and very few balls were knocked
That they aid not gobble up, ana while
The entire field put up q great game, the
particular feature was the running eaten
NV Thurston in deep left of Pender's
apparently safe two-hagger.
Fuller led at the bat, making two
sollbles ana single out of four times al
he bat The most timely hit Of the game.
however. was Thurston's twO-bagger with
he bases full Score:
pnpTGNfnT-srrT
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RoCI<BRIDGE BATHs.

T. N. Gathrlght. Manager.
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=. G. md Georgin Il. II.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE South Caro-
lima and South Georgia railroad reports
gross earnings for May of S6l13l, and net
earnings Of Af0S5. For eleven months
ended May 3lst: Gross earnings. Sl,O2i.-
a.;: net earnings latter deducting taxes.
sS99.a5i. These figures show surplus earn
ings after fixed charges) Of s1.i5l. and
the management estimates that for the
fiscal year the profits above fixed charges
will be approximately $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12

Remnants OF Lining camtr.cs &c.
yard
Remnants from to 10 yards OF Fine
Dmities. Ducks. Piques. and Jaconets.
In fact all Wash Goods. that Sold AZ
high as lie. on the Ltec@ DC. choice.
ls,ac. Galstea Cloth and four Duck Pat
terms left SC. yard.
I piece Lilac Pidue. sold for lz'sc.. for &c.
yard.
i-yard-leng,h colored velveteen Binding.
&c. bunch.
Black-Head Veil or Shawl-Pins. g-inch
box. &c. box.
SEQ yards Black Dragon Spool Cotton. Zoe.
Polished silvsred Thmbles. &c. each.
Ladies' Belt Supporters. SC. each.
loo pieces Feather-Stltch Beading. in
white and Coiors, &c. bunch.
Nickel Key-Rings. ic. apiece.
Bone-Hsndle Glove Ruttoners, ic. each.
Black Spool SILK. supposed 20 yards. ic.
Ladies' Dongolas, patent-leather tips.
button, y>c
and Bow.strap Ties. Sizes to II. SOC.
Turned oxford Ties. with patent ZIP.
chilaren's SOFT .pongola Button Shoes.
Ladies' oxford Ties. ratent-lesther tip.
3 pairs Gray Strap slippers. sizes 81. u.
and /. worth $3.50 for SOC. pair.
1 piece Bun Figured Fine French Organ
die. cost S7,sc.. here to-day FOR i2Jc.
q pieces best numbers Rubber-Rim Eye
Glasses. worth 5Oc.. here to-day for &c.
1000 Good Spangle Medallions, ic. each.
Miniature Buttons. for waist front. were
i0c.. here to-day for lc. each.
Few odd shades 81 silk Velvet here for
loo. - yard.
All Pretty Light Shades Of Aii-S!lk Grim
kle Crepe. value SIC. here for i2xc.
yard.
Remnants of Black Dress Goods. that sold
for 25c.. for l2i1c. n yard
Atwood Remnants. &c. a yard.
l piece Lavender-Ground Back-Dot Swiss.
cost the manufacturer soc. yard to
make. here for 2jc. n yard
A few pieces Of Fine Plissesin bright.
fancy colors. here Tor &C. instead OF
l5c. at the first OF the season.
Odd shades of Pure-Silk Ribbon. from ~,
inches to inches wide. &c. yard
1-nch-wide ic. a yard.
ID Fancy Belts, with silver buckles art
ties 10 match, worth Boo, here for l5c.
a. set.
Chldren's s-carat Gold Rings, with any
color settling. worth 81, here for l5c.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
Had No Game Here.

Rain interfered with the Richmond
Lynchburg game Of ball scheduled to
have been played here yesterday, and
the contest had TO be postponed. The
two teams are here ready to do battle.
and both are in excellent condition.
Reddy Foster has completely recovered
from his injuries. and will wear the liver
pad this afternoon. Tannehill win toss
to him. Orth will go in the box for
Lynchburg. and Schobcl will hold him.
Two games will probably be played here
tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
IL Is Not Seeking tn Control the
Macon and Northern.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Samuel Spencer.
president OF the Southern Railway Com
pany. was seen to-day regarding the ru-
NOR that tn Southern railway was nego-
tiating for the control Of the Macon and
Northern road. Mr.. Spencer said he had
heard the rumor. and he also understood
that the terms offered under IN plan forthe
reorganization OF the Georgia Central had
been declined by the Macon and Northern
bondholders. but that there was no foun-
dation for the statement that the South
ern railway desired to control tn Macon
and Northern. or would take any steps IN
that direction. The Macon and Northern
Is not natural or convenient connection
for the Southern railway.
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Harry Hayward Further Reprieved.

MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI, July I'm
the case of Harry Hayward, the Supreme
Court this forenoon fled an order grant
ing further ste, Of execution from
July 10th. pendlns decision on the an
peal to be heard at the October term.
No definite time is set FOR hearing The
appeal. and If allowed to come up in the
regular order It may not be heard until
lafa next winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
BIOtClieS
And Pirples

indicate inactivity Of the
skin. They Shot that the pores are
clogged and thAt poisonous refuse
matter has been denied an egress.
The accumulation OF this matter
under the skin shows in red Jumps,
blotches and possibly in pimples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
CROCKETT ARsENIC-LITHIA
SPRINGS.

elevation 1000 feet. opens JUNE /, 1895.
A quiet mountain resort especially
equipped for HOT AND COLD ARSENIC
LiTHlA BATHS, which. combined with
the internal use OF the water. rapidly
restores brokep-down aud overworked
Nervous Systems. Cures rheumatism,
Gout. Dyspepsia. Skin Eruptions. In
s1mnia. Kidney and Bladder Disorders.
Diabetes. and Brights Disease. Clears
and beauties the complexion. Write for
my 22-2m Shawsville, Va.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA.

The greatest dyspepsia-water known:
endorsed BY the State Medical Society,
and awarded gold medal and diploma at
Worlds Fair Chicago Most popular
summer. resort in the mountains OF Vlr.
ginia. Elevation 100 feet. Beautiful
lawn of 10 acres; fine walks
and drives; good livery; band OF
music. Terms moderate. Write for circu-
lar or pamphlet containing testimonials
from prominent physicians and other par
ties Of eminence. G. \. COLHOUN,
Proprietor
r. T. sTYLL, n. D.. Phi. g.. Resident
Physician. je I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12

hard times remarkably well. He de-
cIared himself opposed TO strikes when
ever such action can wisely be avoided.
From July 1890. 10 August, 1893 he had
granted s. charters, and during the same
time S-99.S07 was paid 10 members on
account of strikes, fockouts. and black
lfztipV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
VrftnnuIa Defeats tiisn.

HUNTERS QUAY. SCOTLAND, July
1.-THE Ailsa and the Britannia started
this morning in race over the usual
course Both carried jib-headed top
sails. and all their lower sails.
The Britannia won. finishing at 5:D:2p,
the Ailsa being about 20 minutes be-
hind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
on After Peary.

ST. IOIINs. n. y. July 1.-THE steam
or K,ie. with the Peary relief expedition
ON board. sailed from here for Greeniahu
az daylight this morning. A new shat'
has been put IN the Kite. ana TINS WIS
Ia before the steamer sailed. and work
sd very satisfactorily. The weather was
clear and pleasant. and the wind was
sron the most favorable point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL,
VIRGINIA

will be opened for visitors June 18th,
under the management OF w. Il. Bishop
who is well known to the springs going
people. There have been several new
cottages added 10 the hotel since last
season. ami many other improvements
made, and the manager Will endeavor
to make every one quite comfortable and
their stay pleasant who may favor him
with their patronage.
h. 12-1m w. +. BISHOP Manager
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT.
ALLEGHANY HOTEL,
GOSHEN. VA.

Beautiful scenery. high altitude. good
livery, and beautiful drives. twenty acres
of lawn. Cold sulphur. Alum, Chaly-
beate aud other Waters on tap all the
time. All outside rooms open for ,ne
summer. This IL the finest hotel ana
most delightful summer resort in the
State. Rates reasonable. having been re-
duced. and will be from S5 TO SO per
month. Special rates for people who have
their families here.
Everything connected with this hotel
Is irst-class and very complete. DO not
hesitate one moment, but come right on.
Anything We have you can get. Your
wants will be satisfied when you reach
here. MAHONE.Y AZ WOOD,
ProprietOrs.
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T,xo Young Ladies' Drowned.

WACO. TEN. July 1i.--Mary and pe''a
.r,,nstoa. two young ladies living IN
1redeii. yesterday attempted to ford tne
nosrue river. which was greatly swollen
80 heavy rains. In the middle OF the
river their cart was overturned. ana
both were carried down the stream aha
drowned. ..L-a .i.---4--l .s,~-ss -l----'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12
Libel Oh Baron fayn.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE grand
trrv to-day brought in an indictment for
criminal libel against Caesar Celso
Moreno. well-known Italian. Moreno
is charged with having published In the
Colored American, Of this city. weekly
paper run by cOlored man. libeilous
article in reference to Baron Fava, the
Italian Ambassador.
The libel complained Of was printed on
March 18th last. and the grand jury has
had the case under consideration some
d.