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Evening star., 1895-06-06

FOR RENT-BY BARNES
23l Pa av Sc. store. $65.O1
2D26 g NV, l2r. mi. 800!
Ills II he, ste, Ir. sta 45. 0g
GO 9th NV. Sr. mi. +. 40. IL
1@ltorcCrIn NV. w.12ri1.ly
= SMaplc av,LDp.9r. iO.5t
li33S.oughton NV. Sri1.G,
llll 9th NY, Or, mi. i5.5;
2loMaplc av,LDP. .Sr.35.5
22li e NV. Sr, mi. 800
iulI y J av nw,Ir. .3a..Jl
l!!l&l5l6 9TH nw,Sr.5. 5
II
Evening star., 1895-06-06

SUMMER BOARD, 10 MILES FROM BAI.TI-
,aore, near \. I. r. L.; .,rsithy location; large
lawn; magnificent shade, excellent water, cream,
fruit a:d ice. Mr. J. L. HAMMOND. Stewarts-
town, la. Eiy.S-ecdst
Evening star., 1895-06-06
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-124 ST. NE. NEARLY NEW
pressed brick house; rooms; good neighborhood;
ind basement house; all modern imps; in perfect
order; so. w. F. NASH, 122 NJ NV, to pm.
Evening star., 1895-06-06
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand delivered frcs
in city; one month applies purchase of
when directly following rental.
WYCkoFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor. Sth and + sts. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-06
MONEY WANTED & LOAN

MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST
interest on ID. c. real estate security. FRANK I.
RAWLINGS, Member Warrington Stock Exchange,
1908 Pa ave. darlington Fire Ins Co.'S ofieej.
je1-H
sou, 600 TRUST AND OTHER FUNDS TO LOAN
on lrst-class inside improved city property; low
est rates; applications reported ON promptly; also
instaliIncnt loans made. Call Address L. o.
h,e, 116 st. Paul st. je1-lm
Evening star., 1895-06-06


FOR RENT - ATTENTION - THOSE HAVING
to rent will 90 we'll te call anl register ut
our office. We can furnish people looking for
rooms valuable information in this line saving
them time. trouble ard fare: carriages in
waiting TO take you TO rooms
ROOM RENTING AGENCY,
o h21-3m :O2 +. Cap. ST.
Evening star., 1895-06-06

FOR RENT-7l2 AND ia lITH ST. Nw.-3-
story bricks, rooms each; ami. 2-story brick
stables; only $45 mo-; also rooms for offices and
light housekeeping; central locations.
tei-3t OSCAR W. WHITE 800 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-06

cellar: nice yard: parlor. reception hail. D. r.,
pantry and kitchen on first floor; $50, including
water. je6-3t>
Evening star., 1895-06-06

1721 10th. Or, wa. .1S.O0
LnrgeStudio 1000 H.16.t0
1144 5th ne. Or. mi. 16.6 68
1910 Crescent. 5r&cel. 10
5O6 23d, Or, wa. .13.S so
2214 Va av, Ar, wa. .12.S0
1910 Crescent st. 5r. 1000
l245 9Th, 4r......l0.O0
zoos n Y nv, 6r....10.W
41< Hayes ct. 4r, wa .10.50
2317 Champlain av, 4r9.30
322 I'D, Or. 500
:. and stable. 500
! s-e., each. h..-........7.W
GEO. w. LINKINS,
800 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-06
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-OWNERS OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
proved real estate in Columbia Heights please
same to +. q. AUKAM, S. corner 9th and +
sts. jeJ-tf
Evening star., 1895-06-06

FOR RENT-22o e ST. AND 5O7 Sd ST NV:
10 rooms each; ami. Inquire
WILSON & HoUGH,
my2o-lms Or 231 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-06

512 1st sc, 7r&b. .23.50
lO3 Z, Sr&b. SO
1872 Centre, NIP, ,7r. 20. 90
20 10th ne, 6r&1h. .1S.50
1l6 Harvard 81, Col
Hts, 6r. 6r...........lS.00
1887 30th. 7r. 90
3lO3 b, Ar. g. so
Evening star., 1895-06-06
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES
room and foard in suburbs of city; convenient to
ear line; state terms and full particulars Ad-
diesS Z. Is. A., Star office. je5-3t'
Evening star., 1895-06-06

Fol; RENT
1901 18th nw,14r.$I0O. on
1911 NJ, ]3r, fur. .100.0u
sl3 q st NV. aUr. .Gl DO
1141 5th NV, 10r. $3.50
1234 Union st, Gr. .11.3Ul
18th extended, Or frame,
1907 18th NV. 14r, furnisl
je3-Jts TYLER & RC,
Evening star., 1895-06-06

FOR RENT-1O7 I'D ST Ne; A HANDSOME,
cnicnt, nearly new house; eleven rooms and
bath; in excellent neighborhood; near Capitol
lett
Evening star., 1895-06-06

WANTED-TO FURNISH FOR LrrY Or RESoRTS
house servants COOKS, nurses. boys, buffers.
drivers; carefully selecs ID and reliable. CAPITOL
HILL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. 4th and Pa.
ap3-2!ne
Evening star., 1895-06-06

II .yU
422 Cedar ct sw, 4r. .03
)rt.on of the property on
call at office for bulletin
b. Il. L. WAGGAMAN.
Evening star., 1895-06-06

SUMNER BOAEDERS WANTED: 80 MILES
;oaih of Wash nston; copl farm Eolse: shady
yard; teiutifnl drives; minutes drive to
dp,t. pot and telegraph Offices address Mrs.
JOHN EEALl., Eeai, ton, Va ;e5-its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
GRADUATED SUGAR,
Best American Refined &c. Per PCun(

Clipped Beef 1jc per pound
Fresh Soda-Crackers. Sc. pound.
Country Hams. lie. per pound.
3-pound cans Tomatoes. Sc.
White Corn. 55c. per bushel
Small California Hams. Sc. per pound.
Mocha and Java Con,e. poe. pound.
Best new-crop New Orleans Molasses'
40c. per gallon.
New North Carolina cut Herrings. &c.
per dozen. or s. per half-barrcl
2 dozen New North Carolina Roe Her
rings for De. or $50 per half-barr j.
Vanilla and Golden-Drip syrup, BE. per
gallon.
California Dried Cherries. Sc. per pound.
Best New York Creamery Butter zoe.
Timothy Hay, coo hundred-w light.
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, lie. per
Small Early-June Peas. SC. per pound.
Try our Flour at SO per barrel. It's
a good famly-lSe. per sack.
California Apricots. lie. can.
Peerless and Early-R0se Irish Potatoes,
Thirteen pounds Best Virginia Buck
Jap.-Brand Roasted, in l-pound papers,
20. per pound; Java and laguyra.
Pure Lard &C.. per pound.
Large cans Tomatoes. for PC.
pounds Best I.eaf-l.ard for DC.
Now North Carolina cut Herrngs, 500
per barrel
Pure Sugar-Syrup. 1Jc gallon.
Good Tea. BE. per pound
Pure Rye Whisky, years Old. 3 per
gallon.
Slver-King Patent Family Flour. best
sold. $3.50 per barrel. OF DC. Der sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour. = per
barrel. or 20c. per sack.
Best City-Mills Neal tJc. per bushel.
Fresh Tabl- Butter, loc pound.
Price-list mailed on application.
:. TLI.AIAN's SON,
1870 and ls'2 east Main street.
Branch open lot May. 20 east Marshall.
Phone Sc ap 30-Tu, " ,F&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
n. I..rr Infery eU.

Rev. Or Robert =. Kerr chairman oil
the Richmond Committee on Sites On DelhG
asked last night his opinion OF the decis'oI'
of the Board of Trustees that they
would not consider any proposal for the
removal Of Union Seminary. unless II
shall be accompanied by subscriptions
10 the amount Of 10000. replied that ms
was substantially what he hai ADVISED
and that he was CRAFTY gratihed at TINS
expression that they would be wiling
10 remove on a basis OF 10000. which sum
he thought entirely within reach. with
$4,000 already subscribed in Richmond.
mostly 10y landowners. and the whole
city TO draw from. as well as the four
States of Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina. and Maryland. he was confident
that before the autumn. when synod
meets. the 10000 could be raised.
Or. Kcer said he was greatly gratihed
that the trustees had not named $4,000
or $4,000 as the amount necessary tor
removal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
MECKLESBlRG MATTERS.
The Liquor-Liccnse Question-Hnii-
rond Traffic Improving.

CHASE CITY, VA, May 2.-(SpeciaL)-
At the last term Of our County Court
licences to sell liquors were granted to
twelve applicants few years ago none
were allowed license in the county by
the County Court. Judicial prohibition
prevailed, but it is claimed that drinking
was not diminished and Illicit sales oc-
CURED i'm every direction.
At this court opposition was made by
some Of the citizens of Clarksville for
the renewal Of license in that town. But
"A large majority of the residents and
property owners petitioned the Court
TO grant license. stating that when II
was a "dry" town Illegal sales Hour
ished. dissipation increased, and that
better order could he maintained with
suitable men 10 control the traffic IN
der the law The Court renewed the IL
cense and appointed an additional jus
tice and special policeman for the
town.
COURT TERM CHANGED.
The commencement Of the term of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
OFFICE or THE TREASURER OF
THE CITY OF pEIERSnL-

IErEESHi re-, NA. April - ls3l.
Proposals viii be- received at this office
up % II O'Clock noon Oh WEDNESDAY.
the 18th day 81 May 1855, for "a pur-
chase " $l9i 5JJ REGISTERED COUPON
BONDS OF the CITY OF PET EESBtEG.
bearing interest al the rate Of per cent.
utyablc half-year.y on the Isl day u
April and LIST day OF October. and ma
turing in forty years from the lst day Of
April. 1895.
These bonds are Issued by and unler
authority Of section l.. chapter 4. Of the
charter OF the city Of PETERSBURG.
which was passed and approved by the
Legislature ~ Virginia on the uth day
of March. 1875. and are entitled. south
side Railroad Rem wal Bonds issued o
refund city loan maturing on the list
day Of August, 1880. for similar amount
Each proposition must b. sealed and
directed II the Treasurer OF the CITY OF
PetersDurg. Petersburg. VIRGINIA."
and marked, Proposal tor Loan"
and the right is reserved 70 re-
feet any ard all bids. should
1t be deemed necessary 10 DO SO % pro-
tect the interests OF the city ~ PETERS
BURG. g. 4. SLAUGHTER
ap 2l-i5t Treasurr r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

WANTED. BY \ YOUNG MAN. \
rapid penman. faithful and accurate. VINO
has had "A number Of years rNporience
I'm mercantile business \ POSITION ~
AK OFFICE OR WHOLESALE HOUSE.
Best of city references. Address WORK
Err Dispatch Office my 2-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
WEIDON'S BUDGET.
EdRecOmbr County and Tobacco
High Wnter-P0iitirs.

WELDON, May 2-(specialJ-Edg
combe county is going in largely for To-
baceo this Year. Six hundred new barns
VIII be built In the county. and another
large warehouse will be opened at Tar
boro'.
Rev X. l.. Troy has not been able 20
carry on his meeting at the Methodist
church. owing 10 rains. lie Will resume
Just as soon as the weather clears up.
The rains along the Tar river are reported
TO be tremendous. and that stream Is
very high and stan rising. II is expected
that much damage will follow.
Town politics here are quieter than they
have been for years. But little interest Is
manifested In the election mex Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

BY Sutton & CO..
Real Estate Auctionccra.
corner Of Tenth and Bank stroeta.
A UCTfON SALE OF ONE or THP
IA PRtTiiESf VACANT LO1s TKONTiNg
JEFFERSON PARK. ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN TWENTY.
flhSI AND r " b. S. r. Y-SgCOND
STREE :. AZ the request 0f fhe owner.
we shaU offer Tor sale al public auction.
upon the premises. On
THURSDAY. NAY ,. 1855.
az 30 = ~, the PROPERTY described
above The lot fronts 49, feet on ihs
norm side " Clay street and runs back
a good depth This ls undoubtedly Or,
OF the pretticst building lots .n THAR Soc.
uon oi the city and upon which th,
purchaser couh erect two dwellings that
would command a good rent
iEHAiS. ~ sale. SUTTON g. co.
AGctlCneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
HIGHEST of all ia Leavenng Powz-Laes us Govt Kepo'
R9|H q! &c. RsS;dsl!
ANS@lHJTEEX PURE

Mr.. Frank weldon. Of The edltorial sta..
Of the Atlanta Constitution, - ~ cor
respnndence with OswIn Pasha Mhre,,
a member OF the ROYAL Land Commission
- L,cynt u.ttb , view To securing m tN-
hibit OF the cotton-raising INDUSTRY oi
tbat country AT the cotton states anu
international Exposition. Coiton-iickili s
heoins i'm Egyp; i'm september, ana II -
,,ro,os.d IN have som az the first paSt
Of The crop prepared and shipped imme-
diateIy. This VIII reach Atlanta In octo-
Der. and can be Installed almost ~ ,hS
Industry Of Egypt may be further Illus
trated by models IN plaster OF the cotton
plantations Of Egypt. by pictures OF tnc
cotton plantations. laborers. ana models
az the machinery used IN preparing the
cotton for market This will Doe an OK
tremely interesting feature 10 cotton
planters of other parts or the Worih' thc
methods OF raising cotton and preparing
il for the market being different in Egypt
from those Of other countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

, uccLlenberg County Court has been
| changed 10 the third Wednesday. but "
| will always continue TO the tn'rd Mon
day the regular County-court day.
| There are so many petty crlniilal
| trials from justices courts that the
| couny Term usually continues week OF
more.
The railroad business has considerably
| increased on the line passing here. The
| freight receipts a this place Tor the last
| month will. | am informed. exceed those
| OF the previous month by about NWo.
| This is "A good Indication OF n revival OF
trade and business generally.
The sun has not been seen here In five
days. Heavy rains nase fallen ana
there has been continuous cloudy
weather. The streams have not been I'm
usually high. and no damage is reported.
Vegetation has sprung into view rapidly
and the leaves of the forest trees VIII
coon have attained their full growth. This
they always do by May 10Th. whether the
spring is early or late.
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Politics are not much discussed. a
spirited contest exists here for Super
wiser and there are a dozen candidates IN
the county for the two positions OF com
nissioners Of the revenue. The present
Sheriff and Treasurer have no opposition.
Neither has Mr. Edward 'ndHDeTs
Goode for Commemorative Attorney.
lie is a son Of Colonel Thomas ;.
Goode. proprietor Of Buffalo Lithia
SPRINGS. and a young gentleman Of nigh
character and excellent attachments.
All parties support him.
MAJOR Thomas L. Ballard, formerly
of Richmond. has been here several weeks
visiting his sister. Mrs. Powers. AT the re-
sidence Of her sOn-n-law. Mr. william \.
Brookcs. lie hopes 10 leave soon 10
have an operation performed for the res
toration Of his sight.
Mr.. Jonathan :. Priest. VINO came 70
this county from Canada soon ailet inc
war. and invested in large tracts OF land
died last week. He was over SO years or
axe. and a man Of great Kindness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
EANK ORGANIZED.

The Manufacturers and Merchants
Bank was organized here this week. with
the following officers: President Is. =.
Vaughan: Xlce-President O. ID Bachelor
cashier + ". Randolph. Directors-B.
+. Vaughan, Of Lexington: J. w. Talley.
@. ID. Bachelor and ". T. Paxton OF
gucna Vista, and James Hancock, oil
I.ynchhurg
Mr.. J. Bernard and wife. two daughters.
ana son-in-ltw. an Of New York. viii
spend the summer in this city
MI -. y. Wood caught yesterday OUT
Of North river a black bass measuring
% IL inches and weighing IL pounds.
Mrs Commodore Il. f. Day, of Hickory
nm. is spending several days in our cry
Northern capitalists are negotiating ioi
The purchase of the Buena Vista glass
plant. ,.,,,
Miner Mitchell, son OF Mr.. Nlliar
Mitchell. formerly of Richmond. has been
quite in for the past week with pneu
muuia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

HERD Is 4 MANSION OF $50 square
feet or floor space. arranged 10 make
every room desirable. and IL feet square.
with a grand reception hall loxl6 We
on at SO per front foot. They are just
beyond the Soldiers Home. higher located
than the top OF the New reservoir. on
graded streets. Pay cash for one and
the house is yours for Sl,JiD. on six years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
nnIicr-NiilI SOIu.

DTELIN. VA. May 2-(Special)-The
D,,,,rn Holler-Mill was sold privately to-
Iav in AIR. Joseph Caldwell. of Wythe-
vile for $500. This mill is thoroughly
eouinned ana in excellent condition. win
a capacity of seventy-iive barrels OF houi
per dav. The original cost ten years ago
VAS Si2oo The mill has been run py
Howie a Minny, of Roanoke. for the las'
eighteen months The new firm VIII 10
caldwell 4 Bowie. Possession VIII d.
OF once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
PIEDMONT CoNvoCATIOS.
A succcvfoI Mccting-t Fine Hr"'er
Soid-pcrsonnl.

WARRENTON. VA. May 2.-(Speciai)-
Five days continuous rain f. making
the country beautiful and rejoicing the
farmers heart The landscapes are rlch
with white and pink blossoms. ana me
grass Is luxurious
Notwithstanding the rain the Piedmont
convCcation s. holding very success
ful meeting here this week. Tuesday was
The opening day. and there was service
at the Episcopal church AZ u CLOCK
in the morning. end preaching 10y hvV.
T.. G. Goodwin. 81 Culpepcr, bHt very
few ministers arrived until the 'N'''"S
train.
THOSE PRESENT.
There are now in attendance the h'v.
Pike Powers Of Richmond. ana secretary
Of the Diocesan Missionary Society. Rev.
John Norwood Of The Plains. Charles
lee. Of Markham Mr.. Ban. Of CHRIST
church. Alexandria. Mr.. Lamothc' OF
Hamilton: Mir Castleman. ~ llerndon.
Or :. 4. Wallace. OF the seminary ana
Cowlug. OF Madison Courthouse, ana Sc
vcral others are expected.
4 FINE SERMON.
Rev Mr.. EaH preached Tuesday nisht.
The ronyocation sermon was preached
by Mr.. Iamoih, from the text Hut
This one thing Do. forgetting those 'hihEs
which are behind. and stretching Tor
wand "a IN, things which are before
p~ess towards the mark OF the prize ol
thc hlrh calling I'm christ Jesus. IL
VAS an unusually fine effort. ana the He-
livery u IL was especially pleasing
me convocation has appropriated $40
g. keep up the salaries OF the ministers
M Madison and Pohick. Wednesday me
the next meet
ing as follows.
Rev. g. w Nelson. Of Narren'oh'
president. Rev Mr. Castleman. secretary
and Rev Mr.. Green. treasurer
FINE HUNTER SOLD.
pr Shirley Carter sold his handsome
bay hunter 10 a gentleman from Canada
for 500 this week. There seems TO De no
trouble in selling horses Of the risht
kind. Notwithstanding the cry about the
low prices. Every one who raises me
hunter or thoroughbred sells him for as
good price as ever and ii Is surprising
that greater number Of farmers IN ms
part of Virginia do not undertake inc
raising Of such animals.
Mr.. Harte, ~ Harte q Coz bankers
New York. is down here for a niue IT,
creation.
The Misses Barry have returned from
winter devoted 10 the study of art IN
New York.
Miss Lula skinner. OF Danville' IS Wis
iting Mrs. Charrington at Waverley.
Captain and Mrs. Parker, of Richmond
ave al Mrs. Bowcrs's for the summer.
Mrs Hennie Spilman has left here Tor
Richmond 10 spend rev Gays VIII"
her sister. Mrs. Armistead Wexford.
The house Of Major Il. Taylor scott
is open for the summer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
The Wilson Graded schools.

WILSON, n. C., May 2-(SpeciaL)-,ln
May 18th the graded schools close thflr
session. Professor Dfed Peacock. presi-
dent Of Greensboro Female college VIII
deliver the address before the school. fro-
f,s.or Peacock WAS born and reared In
Wilson. was prepared for college in the
GRADED schools OF this place and sim
remembers with pleasure tue training
which he received here.
The rains have continued for three days,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
FACILITY ELECTIONS.
BRIDGES WASHED AWAY.
4 Continuous Downpour-IiadI,
Ieutcn.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. C.. May 2.-iSpe-
cial)-Thore has been a continual down-
pour OF rain here since Sunday after
noon. Nearly all the bridges in the sur
rounding country have been washed
away. and a good deal OF damage has
been done To- crops
Yesterday, at Mobiles Mil. about eight
miles from here. In Edgecombe county,
young man named short was severely
beaten by two brothers.
The town authorities are making i'm
provemcnts on the streets hy widening
Sunset avenue and putting down brick
sidewalks on West Railroad street.
II Is rumOrod that another bank will
be established here in the fall.
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II.
Station A. Richmond, Va. u. 81 a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
CITY TAXES,
TAXES.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF DELIN-
UUENT TAAES. CITY HALL.
iIChMOSD, "a, AprI /, 1885.
BY an ordnance of the city, il is
required that notice shall be given in al
the daily newspapers, under the dlrec-
ton of the Committee on Finance, that
the LIST of DELINQUENT TAXES on
REAL ESTATE for the preceding year
VIII be Published in one or more Of the
daily papers, and also the time ana place
OF sale OF said delinquent real estate
In accordance with the above. notice
Is hereby given that said list will BE- pub
llshed In the State on SATURDAY.. the
9th day OF April, and on SATURDAY.
the ith day Of May. 1885 The sale viii
take place in front OF the City Hall. on
Broad street, between Tenth and Ele-
venth streets, between the hours OF u
O'Clock NJ. and 1 o'clock L. NJ, on Mon.
day. the 9Th day Of May. 1885
Al who do not wish 10 have their pro-
perty advertised must pay on or before
The 18th instant. JOHN 4. MEANLEY
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
an 2-tAly5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
FROM ENt VISTA.
Death of an Old Citizcn-Poiitic"'-
Personal.

BI-ENA VISTA. VA, May 2.-(SpeciaL)
Richard G. Tyree one Of the Oldest ciu-
zens Of this county. and resident o.
puona Vista for the past fifteen years.
died this week. after a long Illness, OF con-
sumption.
The city Democratic Executive Commit.
too has called n maSs-mceting of citizens
Tor Friday night 10 nominate candidates
for the city Council. So far, the kepuo-
licaus have only one candidate IN 'h'
neld-Mr T. II. Gilbert, former post
master. who aspires TO the position Of
sergeant. This makes eight Democratic
ana one Republican candidate lor '"a'
yoeiffOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
PROPOSALS..
HENRICo COURTHOUSE.

ifA..hlNlAO W - 7 NV Oh
April ~ 1880
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or
this county viii receive bids untu
the 9TH OF MAY for furnishing ICE
during the season for the courthouse.
Clerks office. and jail.
Tho board reserves The right 10 reject
all bids.
Address. H. g. IlECkLEIt,
Chairman Board ~ Supervisors.
my l-W&F2t tienricO COurt-IioUso.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
THE NEWS ~ DURHAM.
child Drow cd-t"nNentc"t
,,,.-rn,uIty Iicctions-Pcrs"h"

pf.EUAM. y. c.. May 2-'SpecidI'-
chud of Nr. Buck Rich. of Nelson
near this place. fell into hole Of water
while playing and was drowned II wa
only . years old.
Tho Republicans ard Populisis cndeaV-
orrJ 10 hold a meeting last night, hut
failed II broke up IN an uproar W. g.
Victers the representative from TINS
comfy I'm the last LEGISLATURE, tiled 10
make a speech. but the cry OF fT''
Douglass" was 50 great that be- sat down
I'm disgust Mr. D. &. Maucum. VINO h'd
beeu spokcn Of as candidate for Mayor
,u the Fusion ticket, declined the nOihl-
nation.
CONVENIENT SCHEDULE.
The new schedule 81 the Durham ana
Northern railroad viii soon 90 INFO ti-
feet. The train from Henderson VIII ar
rive here al a. NJ, and enable farmers
10 bring tobacco attend the sales, ana
return home Oh the noon train.
The First RaYust church has secured
Sc 800 Of the $50, which VIII be required
20 made additional repairs To the build
Ing.
The Durham Recorder. formerly known
az the ,Hilshlro' Recorder. has just
reached It's seventy -siNth Anniversary
II has been edited by some OF the bright
est minds In the profession.
Rev Dr. ". :. Black. who was mar
ri,d on Monday u Mrs Bryant, a daugh-
ter II the late Rev. William Grant. OF
Northampton county. is well known here
being a prominent member Of the North
Carolina Conference Of the Methodist
'hurch. ana his friends are consratu
atiug him
Nh T. NJ. McCown win take the su
oeriutendcncy OF MIR. !. II. Dukes farm
IN New Jersey. which was recently de
clined by r. J. Riesbee. of this place
Mr.. McCown is good farmer and man
ager OF stock.
FACULTY ELECTIONS.
at a meeting OF the Board of Trustee
Of Trinity College. held yesterday, IN
following faculty elections were an
nounced: President. j. &. ktgo; Chairs
Latin. Professor a. H. Merritt. biology
Professor NJ. ii. Lockwood; Literature
Professor Edwin Mimms; History. Pre-
fessor John Bassett, Greek, Professo
W. l. CRAWFORD. Mathematics. Professor
X. =. Flowers. Moral Philosophy. Profes
sor Pegram.
Professors. Merritt and Crawford wer
here last year. and are now returned.
George Pegram. senior this year. Wa
elected professor in Trinity High SchoO
Randolph county. Il. II. Crawford, scniO
this year. was elected manager OF IA
same school