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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-15
FsEDnRlcnsnURe FoE JONES.
Death of AIr. Catlett conway German at
tho lhntMaln lLM.e.

Death of Afr. Catlett Conway German at
the Chatham Place.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. July a.
Speclal-Ihe Democrats %. this city met
in convention az the courthouse Tonight
10 elect delegates 10 the Congressional
Convention. 90 Doe held al Cape Charles
next Tuesday There was large at-
tendance and resolutions endorsing The
National Democratic ticket ANA Congress
man Jones for denomination were entnu-
s.astically adopted.
The following delegates were elected
Hon. a. i. Rowe, j. ~. Harris. James II.
Rawlings. capt r. MccIachen, George
A. Walker. W. J.. Watson.
Deieeate-at large. 4. 4. Emherey.
Mr. Catlett Conway, prominent citi-
zen of Caroline county. died last night
az Mt Zion. his home. aged - years.
Hour sons and "a sister survive him
The historic Chatham Place opposite
this city. which has been closed for
some time, was enlivened last night by
a german. given by the young society
folks in honor of a number on fair
strangers who are visiting here.
The new church elilce al Halls chapel
in stafford county is expected 10 be-
completed in time Tor services 10 be held
IN II next Sunday
The Baptist sunday school OF this city
will enjoy an outing nj Wide"ater, on
the Potomac. next Tuesday.
Many OF the farmers in this section
piautcd a large acreage IN pickles this
season and the crop is very fine. They
are now busily engaged picking and
putting pickles in brine. preparatory TO
taking them 20 market.
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CIucAnn AfAnI,rr

CHICAGO July l4-TAcre was lie in
tho wheat market to-day something that
Was thoroughly appreciated hy the opera
tors. 10 was boil market throughout.
fh. first news tending in that dlrcci .0n
being The weekly crop bulletin from North
Dakota. which said the conditions were
favorable for rust, and that lhere was O
great scarcity OF water ln the last tenn
minutes there was some excitement caused
hy war ialk. it being reported that Turkish
troops bad been ordered 90 mobilize
There Was an advance ON ibis informd-
tiou and fle market closed I'D ptrturhcd
condition. september wheat opened from
.alln 51'-c. sold between 5fitc. and l5lac..
closing at 5f, U5G.sc. 1c. higher than
see teriay Cash wheat was steady. and
followed Che option in advance.
Corn was frmcr on continued dry
weather ani the Intellectual efforts of
shorts 90 SECURE any and remained steady
u sympathy with the advance in wheat
September com opened at 81 sc.. sold Dee
tween -Ni.c. and 2sisc. closing az 2shN
rs -D. higher chan yesterday Cash corn
Mae tlm at i4c. advance.
oats recognized the hullish tendency
and quiet bat strong feeling ruled. The
trading uos OF ID local character. Scptem-
Der oats closed joe. higher than YESTERDAY
Cash oats were stronger and l,mi.c. aa-
vance ou Mondays price
Provisions developed "a steady feeling
tais morning. partly am advance n hog
products OF &c.. but there seemed 10 be-
very hftie inclination TO- buy or sell. the
pie being almost deserted. September
pork closed &c. higher than yesterday.
september lard. .i.c higher. ana Sep
TENDER ribs &c. higher
Leading IWfUrNl
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Primary Election for Crewe's Mayor Be
gins Railroad Men on for Roanoke.

l'ftUihlf lsttfti"i iDA AAfN' : u VI ttt~
gins-Ea abroad Men Offor Roanoke.
CREWE. VA. July spcciai.-Thc
annual meeting OF the Nott0way Build
ing and Loan Association Was held here
last night. The year mas been a. very
prosperous one. the net proceeds being a.
little over twelve per cent. The old corps
of officers was reelected. to-wit. fresi-
dent. G.. J.. Wilson. \lce-ircsident j.. j..
iOckett. Secretary and Treasurer. Geo.
~. oliver. Attorney Judge ". h. Mann
Board of DlrcclOls-N. ". Noteworthy.
Sterling B0-sseaI. ". ". Mann i. Is.
oliver. Horace Bevlie. Jasper Wells,
h.. l.. Lockett g.. y. oliver. T.. r. VIII
son. Il. H. W Crittenden. g.. IL. kruse.
The primary election for Mayor will
begin tomorrow and last three days
The anu-Wiis0n men Will run Bruce
Jennings. strong Democrat Tie latest
report concerning The Wilson faction is
that g. r.. Wilson has withdrawn from
the fight and viii unite with his friends
I'm running Major X. y. Neblett. one OF
the leading Republicans Of this section.
Six OF the COunCllmen Uhe whole NUM-
Der being nine) have pledged themselves
90 elect tie man Who gets the majority
of votes in the primary
A large delegation left Crewe this morn
ing for Roanoke. 10 attend the union
meetings of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
live Fircren ana Engineers and tho
brotherhood az Tralnmen, 20 be held
there this week
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The Council Committee on Streets will
hold it's FIRST regular meeting this after
noon AT O clock in room No. Of the
city Hall. Very likely the Richmond
Traction Company will appear before the
committee on that occasion asking for
the privilege OF extending its line down
First street from Broad 70 Cary and
thence out 10 Hollywood Cemetery.
It 81 we'll known that the property-own-
ers along First street arc opposed 20 this
scheme and will fight II 10 the bitter
end. They are well organized. with DR..
George Ross as one OF the leaders. II
ia said that the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company Is willing 20 let the
Traction Company run over It's tracks 20
Hollywood, but that the latter wants its
OWN line
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CINCINNATI. O.. July H-Flour quiet;
winter patents. $40; spring patents
3.45N3.tj.
Wheat Irregular. No. . red, new, track
sJfI5dc.
Corn dull. No mixed and No. white
CSC.
oats firm: No. mixed. track, lsc.
Pork steady; family, $50.
Lard steady. kettle lard. 4sdf3sc.;
prime steam. 81. JOH3G1il. buyers.
Bacon steady. loose shoulders, 1920
40. clear sides. $3.50.
Dry salted meats stcady-Shoulders,
short ribs. 81 75af 40; bellies. Si2J.
Butter unchanged.
Whisky steady at sl22.
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Fell twenty-five Feet.-Meeting of the
Iedetntrd Union of Nnilrond Emnl oNe.

fedetat~d Union of Railroad Empl oyes.
ROANOKE, VA. July H.-Special %.
u. Matthews, painter, while at work
On house on Seventh avenue. this morn
ing, had an epilepuc III and fen from the
ladder 10 the ground. distance Of TWEEN
ty-iive feet, injuring himself 50 seriously
internally that IL was necessary TO take
him home on a stretcher.
The Democratic Executive Committee
OF this city has issued a call for ward
mass-mcetings. az an five OF the wards
next Saturday night, July 18th. to elect
delegates 20 the Congressional Conven-
ton OF ibis the Sixth District. az Bed
ford city. July 22d. Roanoke IS entitled
TO twenty-scvon delegates. Major Peter
j. Otcy is thought TO be the choice of the
Democratic voters Of this city and see
ton for Congress.
Visitors and delegates 10 tho Convention
OF the Federated Union of Railroad En-
pioyos. which meets here tomorrow are
arriving and IL is expected that from nine
hundred 20 thousand persons from
abroad will attend.
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ROANOKE, VA. July 14.-Special.-
At the meeting OF the new council to-
night the following city officers were
elected:
Taa Collector. J. =. Coon; City Solicit
tor ". A. Glasgow; city AUDITOR w.
A. Noble; Police Justice. Thomas N
Wood. clerk OF the Market, II. +. Cole
man. CITY Physician, DR.. A. A. Canady;
Sanitarv Inspector. Joseph Abbott; Su-
perintendent Fire Alarm, r.. L. Wright;
Poundnaster and Blacksmith, w. VI.
Myers: School Trustees-tirst District,
A. y. Hammond: Second District, II. O..
Davies: Overseers OF the Poor. w. l..
Watts T. ]. Mitchell. u. +. Fox, S. l..
Brown. and W II. Hudson.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. July 14.-Rosin stady;
strained. SI32i5; good strained. Sl37ll.
Spirits Of turpcntine steady, machine,
29hc.
Tar quiet az Sl1O.
Crude turpcntine steady; hard. S130;
soft >l7O. vireini. S13O.
CHARLESTON. $. c.. July 14.-Turpcn-
tine market firm at 22isc.. sales, none.
Rosin firm sales. none.
SAVANNAH GA. July 1i.-Turpentine
steady at DIS; tales. 1906 receipts. 1.G2s.
Rosin firm sales. COCO. receipts. 4.1a2
A. y. O. u. J.. Sl.f2is: j. SL45. O.. $50:
il, 81. 30: ]. Sl.G0. *. S1.G5; 81. S17O. y.
II5; windoW-glass, ,1.s5. wator-white. S.
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their trip and speak in the highest terms
M The hospitality CT the Richmond people.
whe scurd-money views OF Inc Ilmes
lave been appreciated in this section 81
the tate. The Democrats OF Snehan.
doah love their party they love II no.
-, account OF 90 name. but ior the
nr,nciples which they believe were u.s.
uoJl which the hherry ana o,ar,,
~ ,ron. lin stnl cling 20 the old party,
oo.,,;,bst,ndine its adoption OF the iIee
me- rs~esy. some few will vote for
9 NIX and many have not determined
,rna. they will DO.
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August, 0oaGolsc.; September 6oHHooHs.;
No. red steamer. 5Tic. southern. ny
sample. 57NGlisc.. do. on grades. osHolc'
Corn strong; mixed spot, 3-'se'- &C.
July. 32hn3ei5c: August. 324'-sc.; sep sep
TENDER 32hN32isc.. steamer mixed, "lt
3li4 southern, a3HN33aic ,,
oats steady. No. white, western ~
G21e.c.: No. > mixed. DO, 20G-Oisc
Rye inactive. No. .. near by, &c. askeai
do. western. 35c.
Hay firm.
Grain freghis steady.
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Balance ON hand. ...-..-.-.......... <l.'l'.9
Tho following were elected board Of
directors. William -. McliwaIne. j.. 4.
Hartley. r. S. Beckwith. a. R0scnsfock
r. T.. Heath. John oConnor. Morris
Levy. W. s. McCancc. Louis g.. Wright
all OF petcrshurg
President McIlwaine Informed tho stock
holders that the company expected very
shortly TO begin the construction OF a
telephone line between Petersburg AMI
Richmond. lie also said fhat the plant
now owned by the c0mpauy was worth
over 10000
The reports submitted and The speeches
made showed the company % Dee IN n
most healthy condition.
MAJOR PAGE TALKS.
Major Mann Page one of the most
prominent popuiists in tho state was IN
the cifv to-day FOR short rne. and was
interviewed hy your correspondent on the
Democratic presidential nomination Tie
said that De thought the nomination OF
Bryan a most excellent One and was of
the opinion that the silver people would
carry the country Major Page stated
that the platform adopted hv The con-
ventlon was strictly Democratic one. in
fact. said he. f. is the only Democratic
nlatform that has been adopted since
President
Major PAGE told the CORES poniont that
he knew ~ several leading Popnlists who
would support the Democratic ticket
Major Page. who is "a member OF the
ponufst. National Committee win leave
for st. Louis ON tho 20th instant 90 at
tend "a meeting Of the committee there
ON The 22d instant.
rhe representatives from Market-Street
VI. T.. church % the Petersburg District
Conference. TO be held AZ ocran church.
Dnwiddie county. on July 22d. are Messrs.
". ~ Parham, Robert Harrison. ana
william Lewis. alternate. Augustus
Wright. u. II. Spiers. and '. B Nunnll-
ly.
Tie bicycle races % ho given AZ fhe
New Market race course in Prince George
county. tomorrow afternoon under tho
ausuiros Of the Cockade city cycle club,
promise. 10 be- quite interesting Applca-
lions were received from fho wheeImen in
Norfolk and Richmond 90 enter FOR the
races but their applications were refused,
AS tho races were open only 10 local
wheeimon Some Of tho prizes are very
handsome.
CYCLE CLUB MEET.
Tho Cooyale CITY cycle club viii have
a nico spread At their c'ub-rooms to-
p.t,l, og,co, coor~, y..-rnor4 was fin
I'll s,a ,fi. ,,o-pire b, tho Afavor for
rr,-.. DID,. ,.i-tr, a. Tho -..rrt THE officer
,',+.,,,,o, conn. ,,i,tt, .po to arrest "a
,.,..-. ca, 1.r.,l,ir, INTO F, car Of tho A.
Ier.f. coast-rfn, Tho negro ran or and
49,, g, ,,.,, mar tho officer frof his mise
col 40 the fugitive.
SIR. Charles j.. L1utorN7oh. we'll
known young iewolcr of This citv. who
underwent a. delicate rnrr,cai onerafi0n
~ tha homo for the sirl, ON Yesterday.
b. innrovir.
Ir5oo Ncproon Of Abingdon Va. who
has hoo, VISITING lfs brother. Mr.. John
,roproor, 81, Trinra GEORGE county. iert
el- 49, tffs ,,orn.r-
,-r.' ,,,,..,,.- ~ 3D.. chamber of COM
49,. -.,,.l fo. ttfs aft.rroon was not
XII, 49, .t.. .,.,,,. ~ quorum, An a1-
,..-......,. ,.. f...l to most g're..lrt. fffer-
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. July 14.-Tho journal Of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin. in fits
weekly review Of the dry goods market.
says.
The dry goods market has I'm all dvis-
ions been more or Jess underlined In the
political situation. the developments In the
latter during the past divertng attention
from dry goods. except whore IL has been
commanded by imperative requirements.
Sellers are showing more steadiness I'm
some quarters. and nowhere do stocks APP
pear TO be pressed FOR sale.
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LIVE sTnck -AIAnKEr-

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. July IA
Cattle-Rcceipts 900 head; market weak
common 20 extra steers. - .3OQ4 20.
st0ckcrs and feeders. s21OQ23CJ: COWS
and bulls $i1ON 40. Texas. S22OU3.9O
Hogs-Roceipts. 1890 mead. market
steady; heavy packing and shipping lots
S3.i0uA30; choice mixed. 80 lj03.45.
choice assorted, S3150300; light, S3.304
300; pigs. s2aO43Jj.
Sheep Receipts 1900 head: market
steady. inferior to choice STAT, lambs
s3H5.4S.
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NEW CAsTLE. Va, July H.-Specll!.-
The arrivals at Hotel Bel Air FOR tie
week are as follows: G. b. Hancock
I.ynchburg. Va. Ais. o. ID. James, Fl. +.
James. q. y. James Richmond. Va; Miss
Eva Prosser. Richmond. Va \. i. Scott.
Iyuchburg. Va. Jessie b. Brewer, Bait
more. Nd: John Il. Powers. Richmond.
Va. Mrs. John r. Powers. child and
maid. Richmond. Va. T. +. Park. A. d.
Whitlock. Charles A. Scott. Richmond.
Va. G.. y. Johnson Cincinnati, o.. +. c.
Cooper Atlanta, GA.
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Rnth Endnr.es Tucker.

HOT SPRINGS. VA, July special
The Democratic convention "hleh met
to-day. endorsed the Chicago platform
and its candidates. Hon. II. 81. Geo. tuck
er was endorsed heartily by full dele
gftion 70 the Amherst convention
The delegates are James . Lishtner'
lanes = Hrykins. F. l.. Fultz. T.. y.
Williams
Delegates at large VIM. NJ. McAllster
and H. II. McCintic.
The delegates present are empowered 70
cast the vote OF the entire county.
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An iTTEMPTED ASSAULT.
4 Negro Confesses the Crime and tmpii-
Gates "A white Man-Ijoth ira Jail.

NaFFN y " IIITV VIII ''"''7 ~ '7'77'
LEBANON. VA, July H.-Spcci1L-The
town and surrounding country has been
very much excited over am attempted
assault upon Mrs. Browning Wiie OF
e.. NJ Browning, an invalid. VINO HVes
three miles east OF this place.
a negro. charged with the attempted
assault was arrested at Honaller Friday
evening and made full confession. impli-
eating n white man, who was arrested
Immediately and both were safely land
cd i'm the county Jail. The white man
and tho negro had been drinking together
the evening before. and from all the
circumstances there seems 10 be no doubt
as to their guilt Fears 81 lynching were
entertained. but il is now believed that
the law viii De allowed 70 take its
course. II was not deemed necessary to
place guards about the jail.
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ST. LOUIS. So July l4-Flour lower;
fancy So 400. 90. choice s. 1922 20.
Wheat higher. July. 5iAc. nominal; Au-
gust. 54N5iMc. bid. September $3.50.
Corn higher. JAY 25lc.
oats higher-Juy. lie. August. 1G2ic.;
September TIC. May 20c. asked.
Lard-Prime steam S3.4he
other articles unchanged
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ALTON. VA. July 14.-speclal-'
The interest IN the murder OF young
William cook on the 4th OF July. contin-
ucs.
The iail at Nelson C. II. Is said 10 he
insecure. and II is reported that Mr. Rice
Cook has requested that II be strengthened
Tor fear Of Barkstales escape.
There has been too much rain TO- h,y-
making and the oat harvest. but the past
weak has added large numbers l. the
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Silverites 10 Organize.

a meeting will be held tomorrow night
az OLD Market Hall FOR the purpose OF
organizing a Bryan campaign club Mr..
Walter A. Dunn. VINO was elected tempo
rary chairman Of this organization at
conference held last Saturday night az
his office. urges that all Democrats will
come and give him their assistance In the
formation % this club.
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SrNAroR IOwRr's son DRoUNED.
Bedford Supervisors Discontinue the Con
Wet Road Force.


BEDFORD CITY. Val July lf.-spe-
ciai-ThOmas. the ten-year-oid son OF
lion. - G.. Lowry. was drowned while
bathing this afternoon. lie, In company
width two companions. were bathing in
QWrie. ieo pond in the surburbs. when
Tom attempted 10 swim across the pond.
llis strength gave out when half way
cge,. AM Do went down. lie called for
hoip and enc of bis companions went
tD his assistance and came near losing
lis own life be- tie attempt go save him.
ilo was the youngest son NJ state Sena-
Cor n. @. Lowry.
At meeting OF the Board OF super
yi,ors to-day - was determined TO dis
pense with the convict road force and
they were ordered 90 Doe returned 10 Rich
morl 900 once. the reason assigned for
this action was that 10 is % very expensive
system ~ working roads. and was bring
ing ths county in debt.
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Rev. J. G.. Stackleford. Principal OF
the Episcopal Male Academy OF Southern
Virginia. AT Houston. Va. is at Az east
Grace street Cor 1wo days. and "iil
be glad 10 respond TO any Inquiries about
this school
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NEW LINET0 RICHMOND.
THE MUTUAL TELEPHONE co, or
PETERsBURG, sPREADING or.
Major Mann Page Knows Of Prominent
Populists who Wiii support Bryan and
Bicycle Races.

PETERSBURG. VA, July ii.-special.
The stockholders Of the Mutual Telephone
Company held their first annual meeting
this afternoon. Two hundred and forty
eight shares OF stock We're represented
either in person or by proxy, which is
more than a majority OF the stock. Presl-
dent McIiwainc next read the annual re-
port OF the beard of directors, which was
received and adopted. II showed the re-
ceipts OF the company from an sources TO
have been N7Sn.Gl.
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&c: mixed. - to &c; shortbsriy. 70 TO
C3c: No red. G2is TO &c.
Corn-Whitc. 36c.. No. white 90 10
:5bc.: No. ? mixed. % TO 34i5c
Cats-No mixed, % to ING; no
"' Rve-Ssc " - r11slss
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A. X. Henry qualified in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday as administrator
OF Richard 7. Parker's estate.
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Instructions have been issued TO the
health officers 10 report all citizens who
throw ashes and garbage IN tho public
alley instead OF having boxes or barrels
for tho purpose.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs Carnline L Sony.

Mrs. Caroline T.. Seay, widow OF the
late William =. Seay. and one OF the most
beloved and estimable ladies OF the West
End. passed away Monday night at the
residence Of her son. No. 334 south Pine
street. Deceased was in the seventy
fifth year of her age. and had for months
been in exceedingly ill-health. but through
ell her Christian fortitude and sef-forget-
fulness bas been most marked.
Mira Sea was tho eldest daughter Of
James ]. Denoon, OF Powhatan county.
where she leaves two sisters and bro-
ther. Mrs. George Lane. Mrs German
j.. Stratton. and Mr.. John j. Denoon.
She came to Richmond just after the war
and has lived here ever since Three
sons. Messrs. John F.. and NJ. Eli seay.
of this city. and Mr. William ID. Seay, Of
Powhatan, survive her.
The funeral took place Yesterday after
nooon at q o'clock from Pine-Strcet Bap-
fist church. OF which deceased has long
been a consistent member The inter-
ment was made in Hollywood.
James q. Deaton.
Mr.. James G. Deaton died at his resi-
dence. No. 100 east Cary street. yesterday
morning at O'Clock. lie was In the
eighteth year OF his age. Mr. Dcaton was
one OF the Oldest OF Richmond's ciu-
zens. Before the war he was engaged in
tho coal business. but for many years
he has been in bad health. and had re-
tired from business. lie was ono Of the
oldest members Of Dove Lodge OF Masons.
10 leaves one son, Or. James G. Deaton.
and five daughters-Mrs. .. S. Morton,
Mrs. a. T. Miller. and Misses Estelle.
Ella, and Lizzie Deaton-to mourn their
loss.
Tho funeral will take place from Con-
tenary NJ. T.. church this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock
". A. Meanly. %,
NJ w. \. MeGnly. a veteran at the
Soldiers Home. dropped dead yesterday
morning ia the grounds OF that institu-
ton. He was a sufferer from heart trou-
BILE Mr.. Meanly had been at the Homo
eight or nine years lie was gallant
soldier in the Third Virginia Battalion OF
Infantry. Of Petersburg.
His remains will be taken TO Petersburg
to-day for interment
Mrs. Susan Sipe.
GRAVEB HILL. VA, July 14-Special.
Mrs Susan Sipe. who lived near Glen
more in Buckingham, the mo-her-in-law
OF Rev A. s. J. Rice, the pastor OF West
Buckingham Circuit. died ut her home
several days ago.
hrs Nirgie Robertson.
CREWE. VA, July 1f-Speciai. Ms.
Virgie Robertson wife Of Mr.. janet
Robertson. died Of consumption az her
residence on Virginia avenue, this morn
ing about 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Robertson was a Miss Fowltes,
e ha
was n member OF the Baptist church.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow.
Thomas L. Parrish
DANVILLE. VA, July l4.-Speciai.--
Mr.. Thomas +. Parrish. an unmarried
man. employed by Z. l.. Grasty as sales
man, expired suddenly to-day while at
work at the store. lis death was atuibu-
ted 10 a heart ma,ady. The deceased was
about thlrty-flye years old and unmar-
ried.
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Law and Equity Court.

Charles Mcpherson wills. whose birth
place was IN Scotland, was naturallzed
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday.
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Policeman c. w. Johnson.s wife, and
child went 70 Hanover last Tuesday for
the summer. His child has been taken
quite sick since getting there.
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Veteran. are Pleased.

WOODS OCK. VA. July H.-Special--
The veterans who have returned from the
reunion at Richmond were delighted with,
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roRAccn ENCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. July -. $50
Forty 20 nfty packages OF Caroline ard
Louisa county Wa) sun-cured tobao cs,
listed by SIR George q. Haynes for sale
20 auction ON Change tO-morccN, Voc
nosday. July lJ. 1876.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day;
Wrappers / hoe,hcad; oilers .. iat
(dario @ Jugs dark. 3. Total, i6 hose
heads.
The tobacco Inspector reror,s a. of y 4.
Inspections Bright. 1,5 hocshcads. dark
90 hogsheads and fierce. Eelnspecuoas-
Bright T. hogshcals. dark. % h0gsnc1da.
Myers. NsaIs Davenport Planters,
saabrool1s s.. Allegheny. ola Dominion. a.d
Shookoo tobacco warehouses report foe
day Receipts. % packascs' deliveries. 20
packages
United States internal revenue colicc-
ticrs 0n t0naccos for the city oi Richmond.
Na. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes. Sl6i.l-,
Rug jobacCOs. >1.Gi.i6. Total, Sls0l vs.
Mr. w. B. Boyd. of Varrenton, n. c.
is iu Richmond. Va. to-day
Registered 40 The Tobacco Exchange to-
day. j. j.. Policy. Floresv.llc. Tex.