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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
INSPECTION OF
THE REGIMENT.
North Carolina Troops Equipped with
New Guns
FORTY CASES OF MEASLES.
Prisoners Walk Ont of the Pcnitentia-
ny in Broad Open Day-A Local
Telephone Exchange to lie
Started-Last Roll Call.

RALEIGH. y. c., July u.-Special-
Out at Camp Russell on Saturday COM
pany inspection and regimental review
were held in place Of dress parade. All
the rifles necessary for the recruits were
received. There were $50 Of them They
are Of a more improved pattern than the
others, being of the pattern Of 1881, while
the others were made in 1879.
There are about forty cases Of measles
at the camp though of a mild type
There were several minor cases tired
to-day by the court-martial court
George II. Glass, ex-manager OF the
telephone exchange here was tried be-
fore & magistrate on Saturday for torg-
cry and embezzlement. The case was
continued until the 18th.
on Saturday, I'm broad open day llgnt'
two more convicts walked out OF the
pcnintentiary one OF them Is Federal
prisoner named Matthews, serving an
1S-month's sentence, and the other was
named Dunlop. from Asheville, serving a
5-years' sentence Neither they nor the
burglar Getting and his companion Cox,
have been heard Of.
A local telephone exchange will in the
near future be started here. IL VIII
have n capital stock OF $3.50.
The directors Of the Raleigh Cotton
mills have declared FIVE per cent. divi-
dend FOR the six months ending July lst
This dividend is payable July 18TH.
LAST ROLL CALL.
Two more soldiers at Camp Russell
have answered the last roll call" Pri-
vate Abel of company l.. from Hay
wood county. died on Sunday morning
from meningitis after having been sick
several weeks and Private Raper. Of
Henderson county. Of Company III. died
I'm the afternoon. after only a few days
sickness In his delirium. he wandered
out Of the hospital and could not be
found for many hours. All this casts a,
gloom over the camp. There are seve-
raj very sick soldiers I'm the hospital
with fever. In all there are 81 hospital
patients. most Of them with measles.
Tonight the non-commissioned officers
~ the Second Regiment gave ball at
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
1t is said that the Second Regiment Is
now complete. but IT is rather hard TO
get news one day that IS not contradicted
the next.
The Penn Lumber Company OF Aber-
deem. Moore county. has been chartered.
The incorporators are PENNSYLVANIA men.
A RARE CURIOSITY.
Through the efforts Of Senator Pritch-
ard the War Department has sent 10 the
state Museum here n Pinch 6rr1or pierre
ing she'll. which had been fred through
plate Of nickled steel II IA inches thick.
The Criminal Court FOR Wake county
began here to-day. Judge BRYAN pre-
sides. There Is only one murder case.
that Of Brewing. who killed his father
in-law. Strickland, as he claims In self
defence.
The report from the crops IS particular
good-tobaccO leading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK July l1.-FLOUR-Quiet
and fairly steady
RYE FLOUE-Qu!et az S2G0Q315.
COkNMEAL-Steedyj yellow western,
RYE-steady: No. .. 4si5c.
BARLEY MALI-luiet. western. 5'G
BARLEY-steady; feeding, 3sEc. nomi-
WHEAT-spot steady. No red. 500
02c Options opened weak ana were SEN
sitive TO bearish conditions all day, eN-
cept for a slight closing rally on export
demand selling induced boy fine crop
prospects; closed Nc net lower July
closed at S2i4c.: September closed at 73c.;
December closed al PC.
CORN-SpOt easy; No. ? 31Ac. OPP
lions weakened by favorable crop re-
ports and lower cables; closed tQ9sc net
lower: July closed al 35Ikc. september
closed at 3GIsc.. December closed at 37%c.
OATS-Spot firm; No. >. 2i9sc. Options
closing lsc. net higher; July closed AZ
21lsc.
BEEF-Steady.
CUT MEATS-Stoady; picked bellies.
S5.5Oa7; do. shoulders, SlQ42j, do hams,
IAkD-Firmer; western steamed s5.75;
July, S5.72 nominal Refined steady.
PORK-Firm. mess, Sl0O1UiO1O. short
clear .jOul3.J0; family S1l50a12.
BUTTER-Firm; western creamery, l312
6l7c.: do factory ll0l2&c., Egins. lie;
imitation creamery l2gl4l2c.; State dairy,
12-Ul6c.
CHEESE Steady; large white. &c.
EGGS-Firm State and Pennsylvania,
120l3c.; western fresh l3dl4c.
POTATOES Steady: new, S3d3.2J.
COTTON-SEED OlI.-Steadier: prime
crude. 1S0lSi4c.: do. yellow. 23a23i5c.
ETROLEUM-Firm.
ROSlN-S Steady.
TURPENTINE-F Firm.
CABBAGE Firm.
COFFEE-Options opened steady az IN,
changed prices ruled speculatively fiat
throughout the day in the absence Of new
features or outside investment interest
closed quiet al unchanged prices 10 9
points lower; sales. 300 bags, including
September and October, $3.50. SpOt-RiO
dull. mild neglected: COrdOva SS.J0n1J.
SUGAR-Raw firm; sellers scarce: fair
refining. SIC; centrifugal. 80 test, 4l.c
Refined firm.
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THE PETERSBURG BUDGET.
Mr.. j. ID, Sublett Is Quite Ill-Soldiers
Southwark Bound.

PETERSBURG, VA, July n-SpeciaL
Lieutenant w. A. Bond, and Private
Landie Reese, of the Petersburg Grays.
Third Virginia Regiment. now at camp
Alger, are here on detached duty. They
came to Petersburg from Danville satur-
day night. and will leave tomorrow
morning to join their command.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Whitehead, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of their daughter
agnes Cecilia, TO Mr.. Frederic Corse
Wheeler. Sergeant Company c, FIRST
Regiment, Valunteer Engineers, United
States Army. Saturday, July O. 1888, In
Brooklyn. The bride is a niece OF Mr.. w.
r. whitehead, OF this city
Two coaches filed with members OF the
United States Signal Corps, passed
through Petersburg Saturday night en-
route to Charleston, 5. Z.
Rev DR.. Battle left this morning Tor
Buffalo. n. Y. on his summer vacation.
THANKSGIVING services were held at sew
eral of the churches yesterday. These
services were In accordance with the re-
quest OF the President OF the United
States.
The condition Of Mr.. j. ID. Suhett. pro-
Inrietor OF the Shirley Hotel. who has
been confined TO the house for the past
five weeks. was not so favorable to-day.
He is suffering from a complication OIL
diseases. Mr.. Sublett is a native OF Rich
mond. and has kept hotels In many Oh
the large cities OF the United States. lie
is one OF the best known hotel men IN
this country. -
Private Kennon Collier, OF the Rich
mond Blues, now at Camp Cuba Liore'
Jacksonville, Fla, has been honoraply
discharged from his company on account
of I'll health. Mr.. Collier Is sune1lns
from lung trouble. He Is a son OF Mr.
n Collier. OF this city, and Is now In
Richmond. -,
The Methodist Observation-Disclosures VIII
meet on the fourth Thursday OF this
month at Lawrenceyllle, Brunswick coun-
ty. This conference embraces ALI the
Methodist churches In Petersburg ana
neghboring counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
PAYMASTER IN CAMP,
The Troops Get Their Pay in Gold-Re'
cruits from Richmond.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July IL
special-The paymaster arrived here to-
day and paid the soldiers at Camp Cobb
their months wages I'm gold.
Capt VI. b. Rowe sent the following
recruits 10 Camp Alger to-day in charge
Of Sergeant Larkin: j.. VI. Whorton. L.
C. Wright, John VI. HUT, Z. 5. Walker
and W. L. Taylor. Of Westmoreland
county. J. G. Carter and w. \. Carter
of King George county.
The following from Richmond city ar
rived here to-day and enrolled their
names AT Capt NJ. b. Rowe's recruiting
office: Melville J. Taylor. John II. Ebert,
Claude T. Angel and Edward NJ Alden.
AIessrs. 4. II. Embrey and A. Ph Rowe,
Jr. accompanied by Mrs. A. r. Embrey,
Mrs. W. 5. Embrey, Miss May Embrey
and Miss Lena Rowe, left here this even
ing for Old Point 10 attend the annual
meeting Of the Virginia Press Association
which convenes at Chamberlin Hotel to-
morrow.
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PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, JULY I
ARRIVED
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CONFEDERATE MON u INTENT.
dwelling Ceremonies at Luray on the
Anniversary of Battle OF Manassas.

LURAY. VA, July il.-Special.-A Con-
federate monument will be unveiled at
Luray July 2lst. the anniversary OF the
first battle OF Manassas. A parade. mu-
sic and speeches will compose part OF the
programme.
II will be made an attractive occasion.
Some Of the features OF the parade will
be as follows:
Band OF young ladies IN gray uniforms
singing war songs. Float. A. girls repre-
senting the Union as Statcsl.
Float. representing the burial Of La
tame, the Confederate soldier killed IN
battle. beginning OF the war;
Float the South browning the Confed-
crate soldier. Ending OF the war;
80 boys singing Tramp, Tramp.
Tramp etc.
Float. North and South united through
the suppiication Of Cuba. presently
Float. eleven young ladies represent the
Confederate States. (Who unveil the
statne)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

Richmond. Va, July IL. JS0s.
SALES. 300 Virginia Centuries at
7l%: 80 shares Norfolk Street Railway
Company at 32lA.
GOV. SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
MISS H0T0PP ASSAULTED.
Negro Arrested for the Crime-Heavily
Guarded in Jail.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July IL
Speclal-About II o'clock this morning
the city was thrown into considerable eX-
citement by the intelligence that Miss
Julia Hotopp had been criminaly as
saultcd by a negro man, near her home,
two miles northwest Of the city. She
had come 20 the city about Q O'Clock A.
NJ TO have her riding horse shOd and 10
get the family mail.
on her return about 1915 o'clock upon
reaching the gate which leads into Pen
Park" her home. she found the gate
which had been usually fastened with
latch. fastened with wire. She dismount-
ed and Embossed the gate and as she re-
turned to rcmount, she was approached
bv n negro man, who stated that he
had been awaiting her return. at the same
time struck her and grasped her by the
throat forcing her TO the ground and
choking her until she became uncon-
scous.
When she returned TO consciousness,
about 1880, the man had gone and the
horse had run home.
The horse ruturning without its rider
startled her brother. Mr.. Carl Hotopp,
who went in search Of his sister. finding
her a few hundred yards from the house
unconscious.
Alter she was gotten home. she return
ed TO consciousness and told what had
befallen her, describing her assailant.
When the fact became known in the
city, the indignation was great and over
one hundred armed men went in pursuit
of the william. While this party were
securing the woods a man answering the
description OF her assailant was arrested
IN the city in a bar-room by officer Far
ish.
At o'clock this man accompanied by
several officers was carried before Miss
Hotopp for Identification. but owing to
her nervous and exhausted condition, she
was not able to fully recognize him as
the man. but the evidence agaist him
f. very clear and he was brought back TO
the city at o'clock and locked up.
A grand jury has been summoned for
10 o'clock Tomorrow morning. when the
prisoner will appear for a hearing.
The circumstantial evidence already,
against James is SO strong that there Is
no doubt but what he Is the right man
and fears are entertained that he will be
taken from the jail and lynched before
the rising OF another sun.
The Jail IS heavily guarded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
DR.. WISE'S CONFERENCE.
Norfolk's New Administration VIII
Suppress Gambling,

NORFOLK, VA, July lL-Special.-Dr.
r. A. Wise, Republican Congressman
from this district. called a conference OF
his friends here tonight. IL Is under
stood that his object is to announce his
intention to endeavor to succeed himself.
He will be opposed by Hon. w. A. Young
Democrat, who was unseated In favor OF
the present incumbent.
Norfolks new municipal administration
appears TO be determined to suppress
gambling. A raid was ordered last night
ana fifteen crap shooters captured In a
den kept by Goodson on Church street.
were arraigned I'm the Police Court this
morning. The trial was postponed until
tomorrow.
A family OF colored counterfeiters re-
Gently caught operating In this city and
Newport News, was taken TO Alexandria
to-day by Deputy United States Marshal
West and posse. The accused confessed
to having manufactured spurious coin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
NANSEMONO REPUBLICANS.
All Efforts Of Reconciliation Fail-The
Rowden Faction Elect "A Chairman

SUFFOLK. VA. July II Specialize
spite tho efforts to effect reconciliation
among the Virginia Republicans, Nanse-
mond county. still maintains dual or
ganizatiOn.
The county committee OF the Bowden
faction met to-day and named Captain
NJ. c. Mcnamara FOR chairman 10 MI tho
unexpired term OF Captain G. II. Causey.
Jr.. who is at Camp Cuba Libre, jack
sOuyille
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
HAMPTON COL0RED TROOPS.
Company One Hundred Strong Leave
for Raleigh, y. 4.

HAMPTON, VA, July u.-Special.-
A company Of infantry (colored) raised
by Captain Thomas V. Turney, lately
promoted from Sergeant Major at For
tress Monroe. left Hampton this after
noon for Raleigh. y. c., one hundred
strong.
The cOlored citizens of the place gave
the departing soldiers a great ovation,
several hundred accompanying them to
TO the depot The Soldiers Home band
and a post Of the colored G.. A. r. es-
corted them TO the train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
CONGRESSMAN LINNEY.
Confident Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing for the Second Regiment

WINSTON, " c., July 1.--Special.-
Congressman r. y. Llnney went up TO
Wilkesboro to-day 10 attend the Repub-
lcan Congressional Convention which
will be held there tOo-morrow. He feels
confident OF denomination. lie left
Washington last night and said that there
was a great deal Of peace talk going on.
The general impression there IS that
the war with Spain is practically over.
Two recruiting officers for the First
North Carolina Regiment arrived here
to-day from Charlotte. Another one viii
come In tomorrow. They are accom-
PANIED by n physician. who examines
each volunteers before leaving for Jack
sonyille. IIAIIs-t
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ATLANTA, GA. July 1.-THE Georgia
Railroad Commission has taken the po-
sition that tho requirement by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company and the
Southern Epress Company that their
patrons pay the war tax ON messages
and receipts as a condition precedent 10
the sending OF kilograms and packages
amount TO an exaction OF that mucn IN
addition 10 their usual rates
These com1anies have been cited to APP
near July 10Th and show cause. * they
can. why they should not be held TO be
guilty OF such exactions in violation OF
the commissions rules.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
NEGRO CONFERENCE,
The Second Annual Meeting of Hamp-
ton Normal Institute,

HAMPTON. VA. July u.-Special-
The second annual Hampton summer
conference will be held at Hampton In
stltute. Va. July Goth 10 22d. The sub
iects for discussion will relate TO tho
Improvement Of the negro race.
4 large number Of the leading men and
women Of the race have signihed their
intention Of being present Among them
Or. and Mrs. =. j. Gimke. Dr. +. j.
shadd. and Professor Hugh NJ. Brown. OF
Washington. d. c.: Professor Kelly Mil
Ter Of Howard University: Professor
Booker y. Washington. Of Tuskegee;
Professor Scarborough. Of Wilberforce;
Or. Daniel Williams. Of chicago; Rev. j.
T.. Jones. ID. D.. Of Richmond Theo-
logical Seminary and others.
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Condition of the Crops.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE crop re-
mort OF the Department OF Agriculture
Issued to-day SAYS
The cotton returns to the statistician
OF the Department OF Agriculture made
up to July lst, indicate an average con-
dition Of 9i.2 as compared with 50 on June
l. 1893. with Sc on July l, 1897. and with
92.5 on July !, 1896.
The averages of the principal States
are as follows:
North Carolina, 81; South Carolina
Georgia and louisiana, 80; Alabama, 81;
Texas. Tennessee ana Oklahoma, %; Ar
kansas, 90 Mississippl. %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
RECRUITING IN LOUISA.
An Elegant Address 10 the Patriotism
of the Country Side.

LOUISA, VA, July 1l.-Special.-Th
recruiting party OF the Third Virginia
Regiment. consisting Of Messrs. Willard.
Hammer and Bell, has lately been in
Louisa. Fluvanna. Goochland and other
counties securing recruits.
To-day being Louisa court. they were
here. In explanation OF recruiting Mr.,
Alden Bell made an eloquent address,
which was attentvely listened to- He is
an orator by nature, and during his
close. trope and metaphor and figure. fell
from his lips I'm ceaseess succession.
The yield Of all kinds OF crops is good
I'm this section Of Virginia. Harvesting
is we'll under way and both the grain
and yield Of the wheat are good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
GIRL SCARES A BURGLAR.
He Touched Her Face and Sho
Screamed-Left His Pistol.

ROANOKE VA, July II. - Special. -
Within a half hour OF midnight, last
night. bold burglar entered Mrs How
ellis residence No. 34 Campbell avenue.
Unfortunately Tor HIS chances OF success
I'm securing booty. he got into room
where three young ladies were sleeping,
and feeling around in the dark placed
his hand on the face of one OF the sleep
ing beauties. The alarm was sounded
and the burglar jumped out OF the win
dow leaving his pistol on the floor He
made his escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
MILITARY ORDERS.
A Number Of Discharges from the Vir-
ginia Commands.

WASHINGTON. July II. -- Special. -
Private Henry Is. Smith. Company +,
Fourth Immune Regiment. has been
transferred 10 the United states Volun-
teer Signal Corps and ordered to Wash.
ington.
Major George W. Fishback, additional
paymaster has been ordered to pay the
troops at Fredericksburg, Va.
Discharges have been ordered as fol-
lows: Sergeant Joseph w. Hurt, Company
H. Second Virginia Infantry at Jackson
vile, Private Elmer r. Stark. Company
/. Fourth United States Volunteers, at
Fredericksburg; Private Herbert Il.
Toms. Company b, Second North Caro-
line Infantry at Raleigh
Major lessee NJ. Lee, Company f.
Ninth Infcntry, Regulars. has been hon
orably discharged as Colonel OF the Tenth
Immune Regiment and ordered to join
his regiment.
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camp here-the Second and Third Wis
consin and the Sixteenth Pennsylvania
will 20 on her.
There has been no incident worthy OF
mention In camp to-day IL has been
raining hard for forty-eight hours, but
tho soldiers are in cotton sheds. and
therefore well sheltered from the storm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
OPPOSES IMPERIALISM.
Northampton Elects Delegates In-
structed for W. A. Jones.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, July 11,-Spe-
cial.-At a Democratic mass meeting held
az Northampton Courthouse to-day the
following delegates were chosen to rep
resent this county az the congressional
convention TO be held at Urbana August
ID: Messrs John T. Daniel. DR.. A.
Brockenbrough. r. W. Nottingham. p.
. Mapp w. G.. Bell, X. W. Noting
ham. j II. Ashbuy. ]. B. Bell, ]. f.
nottingham, DR.. Charles Smith and r.
L. Ailworth. L
Resolutions were passed pledglng tho
delegates 10 n denomination OF Hon. w.
A. Jones and opposing imperialism.
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RyE-Flrmer; No. nearby, 4olAc; NO.
western, DIG
GRAIN FREIGHTs-Quict; steam 10
Liverpool per bushel. 40. July.
SUGAR-StrOng: graduated. SJ.4Jh.
Steady; fancy creamery. ia
1Sc. do. imitation. l6c do ladle. 13M1ic.i
good ladle. l2c.: storc-packed lONttc.
EGGS-Firm. fresh, re.
CHEESE-St Steady; fancy New York
large. ShmSlgc.; DO. medium Si2NShc.;
do small SAnec.
LETTUCE-S11 - per basket
WHISKY-si27 per gallon for finished
goods IN car loads, Sl.29Ul3O per gallon
for jobbing lots.
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NORTHUMBERLAND DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Elected and W. A. Young
Endorsed for denomination.

WARSAW, VA, July 1l.-Special.-The
Democrats in Northumberland met I'm
mass-meeting and elected the following
delegates to the First Congressional Con-
yention: c. Herring Walker l.. 7.
Smith, A. s. Rice. j. II. Booker. 4. II.
Garner. j. w. Anderson. a. i. Rice, A.
V. williams, A. w. Stokes. J. f. Harding.
Hon. W. A. Jones was endorsed for re-
nomination.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
A Number Of Cases Before Judge Wad
dill in Alexandria,.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July u.-Special.
In the United States Court. Judge Ed
mud Waddill Jr., presiding, true bills
We're found against Dempsey Evans.
Rosetta Forbeer and Reddy Forbeer. all
colored, for counterfciting; w. II. Broun-
er. for violation Of the revenue laws;
John Thomas alias John Thomas Shaw,
colored. for pension fraud; Mary f. Reed
alias Mary +. Harden, for pension fraud,
committed to Jail for thirty days.
Abbott and Mertens vs.. the Dee's Man
ufacturing Company. An order requiring
them TO make a report 10 the court at its
next term.
o. Il. Tyler. in bankruptcy. order to
make deed 10 property sold.
Court adjourned until tomorrow.
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JAMES CITY COUNTY COURT.
The VIII OF John McLees Filed Tor
Probate-Death Of an Infant

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July n.-Spec-
ial James City County Court vas In
session here to-day. Hon. Sydney Smith
presiding.
The paper purpor;ing to be the last VIII
OF John McLees, OF Richmond. was pro-
duced In court By T. A. Hundley. and or
dered 10 be fled
TIE infant son OF Mr. Robert ~ Griffin,
died this morning after long illness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12

NEW YORK. July 1l.-MaI orders to-
day. well distributed brought the total
OF the business passing mp 20 Tespecta-
bic figure. There are not many buyers IN
town and store trading is necessary re-
stricted. The demand Is limited 10 the
lines most sensonablc. The tone I'm JOB
bling centres is very satisfactory
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CHARLESTON. s. C.. July 1.-THE
Grand Duchess is reported on the bar to-
night. though she arrived there too late
to come up to the city ON occouht Oh the
mine fields I'm tho harbor.
THE Grand Duchess is scheduled TO take
the NEXT expedition from here 10 reinforce
shafter. but Il has not been definitely set-
tied as to which OF the regiments In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12

PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY II. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balt-
moro. passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, JULY II.
ARRIVED.
Schooner r. J.. Lopez, Evans, TO load
lumber
Schooner Irene. Saunders, TO load lum-
Der
Schooner ]. VI. Harlow, LpDincott, TO
load railroad ties.
SAILED.
Schooner Adcline townsend Hogan,
wood, New York.
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CAROLINE DELEGATES.
Sixteen Elected to the First District
Convention.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July H.
Special-The Democrats Of Caroline
county assembled ln mass-meeung at
Bowling Green court to-day and elected
the following delegates TO the First Dis
trict Congressional Convention. which
meets at Urbaua August second.
T. d. Coghil. Richard O.. MOncure. DR.
a. l.. Martin. Dr. j. d. Butler. T.. b.
Powers. Jr. W. R. sale. j. y. Washing
ton. r.. O. WORKMAN, l. ID. George, Bar
ton Morriss. G. r. Smith. Judge T. y.
Welch. John Washington.
At Large-Dr ". ID. Quisenberry, Dr.
II. c. Holloway and W Il. Ennis.
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Emnoria Notes

EMPORIA, VA. Jelly n.-Special In
the absence OF the rector. services were
held In the Episcopal church on yes
terday by Mr. w. w. Robinson. the SUI
perintendent OF the Sunday-school The
many friends of Mrs. 3. w. Run Will oe
srieved TO know she Is stili In a most
critical condition.