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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

he Night IL Coming Professor Harrison
ia IA tbnnksgivinR and prayer Tor inc
success Of missions. Rev. L. Z. spencer
unlimited the report on Temperance !;
address BY Rev. z. B. billiard. On the re-
mort on the digest Of letters. "anything!
Tor the good Of the churches" was deemed
IN order. and some short speeches were
made by Or. Dickinson, Rev. Mr.. Cioptou;
DIR. Goodwin, Rev. }. s. Brown, ana
others.
The reporter was not able 10 make any
note OF the sermons at the stind.
Fully two thousand people were present
Yesterday and the day before, and every
thing was pleasant. Old men say u was
the hest session Of the Association thew ever
attended, ALPHA.
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CHAPTER II.
All'hsn
Almost BEAD or nearly dying

For year, and given MP by physicians Of Brisht-
and other kidney diseases. liver complaints severe
coughs called consumption, have been cured.
Nemcn gone nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness watefni-
pese. and various disease peculiar 90 women.
People drawn ou, Of shape from cNcrTiating
Iangs ~ Rhcmatism,
inH1mmatOgy aud chronic, Or suffering from
- rofula
Frys,pclas!
salt rhcum, blood poisoning. dyspepsia, indi2c--
ton. and IN fact almost al disease frail
Nature l. her to,
Have lcon cured by Hop Iitters. proofof which
can DC found ia every ncighhorhood IN the known
world. - 3l-ihl"l'>a'@ lulIl
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return 10 ~ he reached hIa home n
safety, and on tho following saturday ga
Auvust), he arrived At the yrsidencc Of nis
lifelong friend. Judge r. 4. Watson. N
Charlottesville. helpless. where he fingered
until death relieved him Of his sufFsrings.l
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~ y .iEss.s q =
(,lIEsAPEAkE AND OHIO kAi ~
NwAY.-sciiEDULE IN EYFEcr JUNE -
100 LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 A. NJ For Newports News, old Poins = S s.,,.
fort, and SorIslk. DAILY es sog for:y
minutes Richmond " Norf1k. ~
1858 A. NJ. FOR all stations and Lexlnfty..,, :
Louisville. and Cineinnsh' ns"s
4:o0P. NJ. Charlcticsy,ile accommodation DAB dab
y,except sunday. stops ~ S'
4l5P.M. FOR Sewport.s News. Old Point. ana
Norfolk. Expire = except snrn~ss -,
GAO +. NJ. For Louisville and Cinrinnafi; cgn-
Meeting for all points West Noss-
west. and Southwest. Fast eSpsc .s
daily. Does not stop Tor Local 49,
ness Pullman sleepinY-csrs hisn-
mond to Cincinnati and Wssnnep"
and Charlottesville to Lonissu.,,
SAC p NJ For Newport's News and O,a ro ,n.;
n,mited express with Pullman cAfs,
daily except saturday; DOG nv
stop he,ween Richmond AM ~ ~
ports News. Noconnection iof W.T.
lo:2OP. ". For Ashland. XIV. Nigh, cypress es.
cept sunday. G. aud %. sieep'ns-o"'
TO Clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$40 "A. VI. From Ashland. KY, except sunday:
lO:i5 A. ". From Norfolk. Old Potnt snh WV
o, gors News. Except pp,,n ssnS,yy and all
local points, except sunday. r.,m
$50 Z. ~ From, Norfolk except sunday. fmu
Old Point aud Newport's Ne
Pullman ar except on sunday ,ai
$50 Z, NJ Prom Louisville and Cineih''
Fast express. daily. g.
lO.lOP. NJ. from Norfolk, Old Point, aud New
pori's News, daily except SUNDAY ma
sunday + Excursion 10 Newport's News ann W ~,
Point viii cave Rtrhm ond : A. ~, and stn'e ."
Rfchmou q 80 II. NJ. returning.
Dsn"t. >ryentacnfh and Broad streets. ,,.-..
Ticket. Ofices: 1000 Main street AN"
peake aud Ohio Railway depot w FULLER.
General Passenger Agen,;;
G.. W. SMITH, General Manager
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By FWman upper,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioue'r,
ICIG Naiu street.


TRT>TFE~ SALE OF VALUABLE
1 PROPERTY SITUATED o. .-tNtN-
TFENTii STREET BETWEEN MAIN AHD
FENNNLfN. DN TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER
coz WALNUT ALLEN.-lu puruinro 81 . c'r-
tain deed I trust Xecutcf on M I'm 81 iHnc.
le~O. Uy I me Jaroa. atl wife o. tAr unicr-igued
tru.t.es. dcfiuit having been made iu the pay
moni. II the mote therein see. ed. Iy i.' dire non
Of the holder VIII sci by atcil0n, on Tine prem-
FRIDAY. AUGUST %, 1854,
~ o'clock T.. NJ. She aboye-9cscr'hel PRO
PERTN frOuflu- ] q fpct iuohc, on r'Frnt .rAth
.troot on ne south line of Walnut ail' y. ani *
teudfus lack GO Feet lnchc- 10 an alley feet
wide. Ihe improvements cous ! OF IuEtt-
STORY BRICk STORE AND DWELLING, with
oui-buildmg, 1hs property l. subject 20 au Az
nual rrounn- rent Of s. = bushels Of wheat.
TETMs: sufficient Ia cash % pay cXp"nsei II
sale. balance duc on origlaal note ot >0lOpS,
with YER cent. inters-t from April 70, 1881:
balance upon six and twelve mouths. Yurcht.cc
g. execute ~. notes Tor deferred payments, with
lntcrt 4 added, and secured by q tru-t-drel.
GEORGE n. POiNDENrER,
HOWARD SWiNEFORD.
Trustees.
FURMAE TUPPER. Auctoneer. aus
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DICHMOND BAZAAR,

Nos. 1893 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.
Our regular sale will take place
TODAY
At 10 O'Clock, at which time we viii oier 4 regss-
try OF
GOOD FARM ANIMALS.
We name specially:
! SECoND.HAND TOP-BUG Y-excellent
1 sFCoyp-uAND GROCER's-wAGoN and
l sECoNp-HhND PHAETON aud HARNESS.
an 10 p. u. COOK. Au;uoneer.
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NITAL QUESTIONS.


Nm Inc WO-t rlillistut ! NY rtlAh
Ofauy school what :, the best thing IN Tie world
for quoting aud allayug 20 irritation ofthe nerves
and curing all forms ofneryous complaints, giving
natural. clildlsc. refreshing sleep always?
And they viii ten unho,iatingiN
"Soiae form OF HCp-."
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ron tti:N =.

EOR RENT, On
s4OO-9C3 c7st Gay s,roct: BRICK. detlcicl;
t!gnt rnouus.
.g3O-6O3 north ~Cy.nth street: BRICK, de-
tach,d: seven rooms and ktcn"u.
Sg5O-225 south second street.: BhlChi ss.cn
rooms.
t2iO-75l we-t Marshall street: BRICK, neS;
slNcu rooms.
kc4O-lOI west Gary street: bRICAi seven
rooms.
Holly street.. near Pine street FRAME,
detached: Lte rooms. large y trl.
STEELE west t.lTs street. -. A5ti, dei1chcG;
Ulp rooms.
Apply 10 FtRhtN ttPPtR.
kcti E.JtC fseni,
su1G.3t 1uif Nam -fg'tf.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Days.

AUCTION SAEES-Future D"Ss. d.,
HENRIcO COCNrY(
RICHMOND, Va, August IL, 1884.
NOTICE-TREASURER'S SALE.
( VIII sell at pablo auction, AZ the works Of the
Hcurico Coal Company, IN llenrico county,on
TUESDAY. August 20, 1854,
AZ 10 o'clock NJ, the following PROPERTY
whit has been levied Oh 10 pay f9N-biU due th,
Commonwealth ~ said collpany Ia the sun 81
1892. ~, with COSTS and charges therc0n-to VII:
2 SHOWCASES aud CONTENTS,
/ PLATFORM SCALE.
WAGONS ana IA HARNESS, ART,
] DDTBLE-AC ZION PLENGER PUMP,
4 IRON SHEAF WHEELS,
2 IRON COG-WHEELS,
2 SHAFT, aud ~ IRON PipES.
Also. II not enough - realized on above sac ~
satisfy the said iaX-hill l Will sell iu font OF
HenricO county cOurt.house On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l3. 1854,
AZ IL o'clock ". . MULES, property Of aid COM
PAM. 20 complete the payment ga saiG tiN-bii
due the Commonwealth.
TERMS: Ca.h. y. T.. NEvRniR.
Deputy for William Taylor,
an l5-2t Treasurer Iicnrico county.
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Tor RENT, ~
j SMALL HOUSES. 81
$40 rcr mouth-lolS 81 james street: FRAME;
four rooms.
slO per mont al north iwcn' y-cigAtA street;
FRAME; I've rooms.
SO r.r mouth-- 10 wet Broad street: BRlCh;
four rooms.
four rooms.
go por mon'h-- Hcyeriy rrcct. near Garter:
FRAME: four rooms.
1850 Icr month-- Beach street near Chahi1:
FRAME: three rooms.
$3.50 pr moatA-l 90 north Eighth stree. ::
PRIME, detached, three rooms.
hpply 10 FLRMAN ICrPER,
Real Estate Agent.
o., Tc-q- leiG Main STREET.
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Saved from Murder.

a Troy IN. ~ special OF Thursday says:
Captain John Twamley, a well-knOwn citi-
zen, who resided on Whipple avenue, be-
came suddenly insane to-day, and cOolly
ppnned The murder OF his wife and two
children. Twamley procured two butcher
knives aud carefully shsrpencd them
Then he announced that he had been called
upon from heaven 10 sacrifice his family.
and that he must do the bidding. Mrs.
Twamlcy ran TO the apartment VI Mrs
Bidwcll. on the second floor. rpr0te
The maniac followed, aud when his wife
beard him coming she ran DIVA q back
stairway and reached the street, where she
called on a man for help.
Meanwhile Cwamley returned to the
lower part OF the house and placed his two
little girls, Ruby and jessie. aged four and
two years respectively, side by side. and
told them to say their prayers quickly. A.
they were about to die. At this POM;
James GemmiIl. neiShbor. entered. but
was driven out. lie returned two minutes
later with Officer Craver. Just n Twamley
had seized the elder child. and was about
TO draw a knife across her throat. Craycr
Immediately seized Twamlcy, who went
quietly with him for 2 short distance, and
then he became very violent, aud il was
found necessary TO bind him and convey
him TO the Jail I'm q wagon.
TWamlcy achieved considerable noioriety
about two years ago by challenging Robert
Keith. senior commander OF the Grand
Army 81 the Republic, Department Of New
York, to mortal combat.
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ny UhcwH,ng & Rose.
Real Estate Auc,ioueers and brokers,
once No. 5,north Tenth street.

Real EtfNtt attbVuTfit anu DfVAtr~3
once No. 5'north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
oSr-sTogy FRAME DWELLING AND
VACANT LOT M9 g}iNrNry shMrv ~ Ut az.
P PV.st" AID ST. pET TYR SWEETS. FRoSIiNt
Ks fEFT on SAID NORTH LINE OF CHARITY
STRtET ny A DEPTH OF ~ FEET.-By vir-
t,,e Of n certain deed or lust executed by W. X.
Moore to The undersigned, enly recorded In me
clerks Office Of The klchmona Cnancery Conr,, -.
Inc naymeI OF the note thereby secured. aud beitS
,rd nv the holder thereof, will sell by aac-
lion, on tie prciniscs."h
SATURDAY. August 10, 1884,
=, n o,c,ock y. NJ. the PROPERTY located as
TEaxs: Cash As to s2l5, with interest from
July 90. lss4, and expenses Of sale the re.idna
r,,,, a credit If twelve months. Interest added
""' y. L. AORlSG,
EDWARD :. ROSE,
orro Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

I'UN MN 7, -
L STORES AND OFFICES. EL5
TAO cast Main street, : TORE AND HOUSE;
2cOU east Main street, STORE;
1915 basin Bank south side, I . h AND
HOUSE;
l7l6a aud l II : east Cary street.
OFFICES over National Bank Of Nirglni1;
OPTIC corner Seventh and Grace, suitable for a
physician. Apply 10 .....
FURMAS UPPER,
Real T. tatc Agent,
a. AIgfu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

HAVING QUALIFIED A. THE AID.
Ii HlNlSTRArRtX or THE ESTATE OF
TIE LATE BENJAMIN VI. TURNER. hcre1y
request al persons having claims against ne said
est.te 10 present Them. properly pr0Vru- for pay
mont 80 my counsel, Walter Sydnor, W. a.
Eleventh street, and all pCrsons knowing them
selves 10 be indebted 20 the said estate viii plc,s0
settle with him uARY V. TURNER.
Administrative Of Is. IL. Turner, deceased
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DrpauruRE OF STEAMERS.
aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP altTk
" COMPANY.
ron SrNy YORK.

This cor,pany will dispatch one of their spmn,,u
s,,erlcrs-IIfYAN DOTTE, ROANOKE, NJ
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINlON.and lstSnmnv,Sv
FVEEY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ana SUNNI.
Lor hnurs of sailing see afvertlscfnehI psV~.
steamers leave New York TuEsDAl-. IL us hne
-. ,,n,Lerl North river, foot OF BE ich street.
they have splendid saloons staie-rooms' ana
bathrooms. , .,.a.,tous ..
unsurpassed. -. ,,,.t,l,,s, r,oal.
and bcrthl $40; round-tnp tickets, SIS storage
,yitt, si,tence. AT: without subsistence. 10.
F,eights for points bevoud New YORK lorWaru i'a
with dispatch. aud no charge made eNcep' ao'"A'
1Frrirht received until o'clock 7. VI. daily
Fnr further Information apply to
al oRGE ", ALLEN X CO., Agents.
O., 90 cfHro- rotnnany's wharyes, Rockets.
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Train no. so Through passnss e. y, sig pons. on a.
lions, conpeetins q; k sssy,ss,lns With Milton and
sndI :; Hsrrow-Gauee rsilrcad for Mchn ~
sresnsboro 70. all poinss % %estsfn North csr
sIssu,,, yynad: AZ Atlanta for all points soa'n III"
soufhwes ,., %. ..ep ,.r and NALL ssops
,s.,It.. Lexington, and Concord. sssw"n
bsn,ie and chsr,ot,s and ca s s9 =, saihrs
RI hmond and Dsnvue vh"ya,n Ssrrow-6aaS
raiirosd Tor Milton z, ,os ,S s,yis5a AZ
on salem Branch and Nortn I ,aas'h,s and Augn-sa
railroad for Columbia, August, ,hs snah avn
Florida points, and all POM vile aud North
aldo rams only on Mondays. =. pt.hwo,SI AZ =
trains from the south arrive ~ h'O"
o.en q
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TAKEN CHARGE or THB

HAVING TAKEN CHARGE or THE
III bushes, lately conducted by John !. steven
son sol Main street pace Block, 1 now offer ~
tn, public the entire stock ~ GAS-FlATCRtS
MANTELs, HOUSE-FURNISilIkG GOODS, g.,
at reduced prices. ..... -. .. -.
orders for MANTELS, CRATES. TILES, q As
FIXTURES, Sc, flicd with promptness, aud At
botisr Prices SC. WFiSlGER. Agent.
MARSHALL. "u AL"
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=
Executors.
Tho allreesof c AVN PATrESOS Is H0wir isyille
r,c.t.nfHcc. Aihoraurle county, Va; AMI =. /.
pA1TE,oS', Liberty. Bedford county. "a. :. :. +.
Tatt,.os 1--we upon the premises AMI Wal no"
thC form To- any one who drsire' ". an l'-tl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

NOR NEW NORK.-The old LIN
Il Dominion steamship Company sslHsN>f1
proposed s.uuugs for the week following hrs
WYANOkF. Captain HULPHEKs, fhiOAi,
August 9Th az O'Clock r. NJ ,-,.D,v An,
ROANOKE, captain tOIch, StNDAi' ~"
.1I~t 9TH. at I I o'clock 4. NJ. - ,rt,rs
OLD DOMINION. captain WAIVER lth'
DAY, August 18Th, az o'clock I. VI. 4, r.,-
freight received until ? o'clock T. VI, II
day. 6 o'cock Z. N. Saturday, and to 2oc'ocN -
NJ. Tuesday. 49,, ., ,,,ots t,,-
werded with dispatch 90 all points nof'h' s'u''''
,a.t and west also 20 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed ,.,
Cabin fare 20 New York Oncluiing meals inh
boriln, 80: round-trp tickets. as, Steer"T''
wifi Subsistence 81; without subsi stence' 70;
Passenger leaving Richmond by the theIt-
rcske and Ohio railway ~ $40 y VI. ana 80
T. II, will make connection az NORtoLh WIZ
steamer leaving MONDAlS; InE7SirAf S<;t,I1WuS S
WEDNESDAYS and at NEMPUEl NEMS
with .ttamcr loayiug every SATIRDAi' V9n-
reciion viii also be- made ~ toRtoLh' cid INC
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, leaving KEN
m0ndat 20 4. M.eycrY Monday, Tuesday, Nei-
ns~tlay. ami saturday.
For freight or passage Apply 10 80
~ CotuntuV'. Wharf. ROcecitS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

MOND, FREDERICKSBURG re-
HI AND POTOhAC RAiLR0AD.-scbeiub
commencing JULY Ii. isn<-easteru standard
tine:
GOO l. u, kayes Byrd-sE-cs station daily;
sfops onty at Alhiss &. yasction. Nh.
ford, and Fro1eSletsssrv. Saeper
frvfn Iharless,n 20 WashinEtou.
llDA \ u. leaves s>rd-suecs ssAion daily tes'
6se 2. H.. leaves Byrd-etrert station daily.
sleeper from vsyerO-- 10 New
llSs L. NJ, arrives At Byra-stre~t station daily.
Sleeper freu New srk 90 WaycroSs.
2ee q. ~, ARRIVES At BYRD -Stfect station daily .
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford,
and Junction. sleeper from NASH
inston 10 Charleston.
1000 p. H.. arrives at By rd-Stce< station daily
Except Sundavsl.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY ExcrPr SUHDArs:
o:S6 A. ~, leaves Elba: arrives AZ Ashland At
5I2 A. n. stops 81 Hungary and
kilby.
400 y. ~, accommodation, leaves Bruad-stree.
station; arrives at Ashland al 5 z.
NJ.
500 r. N. ieavss Ella; Antves - Ashland at
6.Sl u. NJ.
ESQ a NJ, arrive. a, EihA; sav~ Ashland At
esS A. n, accommodation. arrives &c Broad-
s,rss' station leaves Ashland at 9
s's7 r. H., arrives Z. rhs; leaves Ashland
c.A.TAYLOR, General Ticket AGENT
r. 7. D. ~ xHSa General snpeRfnfenlienLe
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PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
on Train 5O-Ncw York aud Atlanta RIA Ws'ii-
n gton and Dsuyille. .,-.... 49,, ,s,s,o.
In Train No, 62-Washington and Ausn-b'
Washipston and New orleans, Richnonl ~.
Dsnvtile Returning, DanYile and RichinonH "i'
"Tickets sold n all pouts south. souihe>>~ an'
.o,,hwcst and hage age checked through.
No'@'''''i NJ SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger AsnA
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager 30
A. l.. RIyEs, General Manaser' "''
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TRAINS koRTHwARD.

sDaiiy. SDsaiy leIsevt Sn4svl.
erOerIkG PLAcs.
Nos. 90 and - maze - stop Noe. AZ and -
stop at hansAeaes. or5wry' ~ ~. tentr,it an.
Chester. Nos. %, 20, ~, as Q, ls, iiand II SOY
AZ all stAuone No. sops - su stsiiouA eNoeps
PULLMAN CAR-sxRvICn.
On trsApe NsA ~ aA1 A. s.esplnx-csu hrt-esn
New ORR asf savannah. Train No. 40, sscplnz-
cars between Washington aud Charlsstoa. DTAu.
sonyille, Fla
THE oRLY AAa-RAiL LINN TO NORFOLK
ikAvg. ARRIVE
Riehmead. ll:20 A. N. SortOIs... sos z. No
Richmond.. 900 y. ~. Ne<fsh.. st3 T.. NJ
Norfolk $50 A. NJ. Richmond 1888 4. NJ
Norfolk. e.25 T.. n. I kicisnsad $40 z. NJ
Trains - as1 QS Hske close osasession a. and
from Fauvtiis, Lysohtrye, sod southwestern
points, and Way -sLa<snson tie Norfolk AMI 80
ern ruilroad.
S.R. Kx-NLY, Suprxtntencpua
z. n. RAanAoS, tsza1sl PaAsaxos Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

BY >amp.on & AdImson,
Real Estate Agents and Au'tl"neers'
GI3 null street. Manchester. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
PERSON al.

FURMAS UPPER. Auctioneer.
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No.2. Asthere was no oommsndery near his
residence. he was deprived OF taking any
active part In that branch OF the Masonic
Institution. AT the time Of his death he
was an affiliated member OF the Com
mandery Of 81. Andrew, No. 10, stationed
at Richmond.
He was exalted 10 the degree OF Royal
Arch Ma,on In Dove Chapter, No. Al, al
Louisa Courthouse, in June. 1855, while il
was under dispensa,ion, and was made
Charter King when II received its charter
In December, 1855, serving in that Office
under our NJ. l.. Edward III. Lane. y. q.
III. r., deceased. until 1865, when he wa.
elected High Priest, and continued to oc.
cupy that position until the day OF hi,
death. lie was made Master OF the Second
Veil In the Grand CHAPTER OF Virginia In
December, 1876. and followed In regular
succession OF Offices until December. 1852,
when he was elected GRIND High Priest OF
the Grand Chapter. For personal reasons
he declined re eetion 10 the office in 1883.
He was representative OF the Grand Chap.
Ter OF Quebec, Canada, near 10 the Grand
Chapter Of Virginia.
He was made Master Mason in Day Lodge,
No. IS. Louisa Courthouse, 3ls: May, 1855,
and represented bis lodge in the Grand
4. A<pttt wi afsHs III
all the subordinate Offices In his lodge he
was elected its master In 1865. aud con.
tinued therein until June, 1879. lie sue.
cessiuliy and acceptably nlled the ONCE Of
District Deputy Grand Master Of that Ma
some district. and was representative Of
the Grand Lodge OF Maryland near 10 the
Grand Lodge OF Virginia for several years.
In December, 1875, be was elected Grand
Junior Deacon OF the Grand Lodge, and
aftsr serving Ia all the subordinate Offices
therein be was elevated TO the distinguished
position Of Grand Master Of Masons Ia Vir-
einia In December, 1853. To the duties
pertaining 70 that Office be cheerfully and
promptly gave hls time and directed the best
efforts Of bis highly-cnifivated and judicial
mind. II was bis declared purpose during
KS administration 10 visit al the lodges n
the State. While carrying out. In part, that
intention among the lodges In Southwest
Virginia, In company with the Grand Secre-
tsry, IL the early part Of August. be com.
planned Of feeling uuwell, and deemed II
prudent 10 return TO bis home, especially
= be mentioned 10 the Grnpd Secretary be
hed preseptimsnt on leaving II the Wed.
1eedsy preceding that he "wopld never
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS 3
eentember g, 1881.
WHITE HOUSE.

6eptemper ~ Loc3.
WHITE HOUSE.
r Nelson, Miss Hattie Bidwell,
park City; J: Bourgard. B Sgt; A.
G. Busw rence Spanish Fork; w. H.
Q. LausS1HN Moore, York State; ]. II.
DAVIS Minersyiile; ]. Crandall, Pay
.on. G. J. Cole, U; 5: ID. 3; r. Broien'
par City; 6. L. smith, Wasa n A A
P AIN W. II. Jack, Alta; L. paws, f.
GreenwvooGF N. Bird, Montreal; ].
1 TGocanlay, Nevada J. R. Tai9sh, Alta
= N swan, Bingham; A. Johnston,
P D, t., II. /. Charter, Butte, Mont;
" Boukousky, san francisco; MISS
M Nj Reynolds, Challis, Idaho.
Gift HOUSE.
G.. Merden, D. King, Butte; ].
: o ~ Park City; w. Frescler,
6 d.a,Eion. F. Zunzel, Helena, Mont. II.
6'O shine. I, T. Taylor, Ogden; g. NJ
Thomson, Baltimore.
VALLEY HOUSE.
7, Samson, Columbus; F. Scarf,
,ro o. II ]. L. Dobbs, Omaha: Henry
4J1oa Lewiston; ID. ]. Hope, NJ. r.
C Sol,l7 Manchester; S. P. Valentine, Du-
t GoOni N. 0. Marshall, Kansas City,
IP9 nay, Honolulu; ]. J. Love, Rocky
D. - r. Isaacs, Londonderry; M. r.
VII W;Iiiins, Montana; J. Rogers, Wash
ton ]. Jaikes, New Brunswick; John
Pc p Henry, New York; jeff Ruby, Rush
Valley: T. G. Smith, Beaver; w. Slater,
" ~ = wilson, Pixies Peak; NJ. Lynch,
Pittsburg, Pa. &; P. J. o. Murphy, Hum
boldt.
A.-C. Reynolds, Denver; |. ]. Muir
nbv New York; Ed. Sims, Alta; LA.
WiSsernan, San joaquin; T. Sheldon,
Sacramento, CAL; s. Conger, Seattle; a.
F. TAYLOR, Chicago; NJ. Kane, Independ-
ence. Iowa; J. w. Blundon, Arizona /;
Hat, Stanton and wife, Concord, N. H. +;
MIS-. Ferry, San Francisco: ]. Lincoln,
Iittleton, n. H.; c. L. Fisher, n, Y;
". Elliott, N. S. w. !; NJ. T. Curtis, South
Pueblo; II. J. STREET, Butte, NJ. t.; w.
T. Skif, st. Helena; H. ]. Hampton,
Los Angeles; H. L. Piper and wife,
Remphis; w. L. Baker, st. Louis, Mo-;
Miss Morton, st. Joe, Mo-; i. CranYer,
s. Highlander and wife, New YORK; Q. }.
Alden, Ohio; C. ]. Gibson, Denver; NJ.
Coleman, North Platte, Neb.
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NOTICE.
The Entire Waterman
Smelter to be sold
Mt Auction.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing property, belonging 10 the estate Of
l. 5. Waterman, deceased, will be sold on
Tuesday, September Both, at 1o'clock
pm, at the Waterman Smelter, Stock
ton, Tooele County, Utah, TO wit: The
entire Waterman Smelter, with all
machinery thereto belonging, consisting
of two furnaces, complete, with Stag
pots, bullion moulds, charging scales,
platform scales, two. 50-horse power
boilers, one 50-horse power engine, two
Baker blowers, two Knowles pumps, one
Fairbanks wagon scales. one Blake
crusher, betting, pipes and blacksmith
outfit, together with furniture, stoves
and all personal property now at said
smelter. Also the store, dwelling house
and lot, known as Young's store, the
house and lot known as DeCourcey's
saloon; one vacant corner lot, and one
four-room dwelling house, all situated
in the town of Stockton, Tooele County,
Utah. The above will be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
S. BAMBERGER, Agent.
SALT LAKE CRY, Sept. 16, 1884.
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Gift HOUSE.

e. Merden, D. King, Butte; ].
, . d. Park City; w. Frescler,
6 6,ocEfon F. Zunzel, Helena, Mont; III.
6 ! sSupe, I. T. Taylor, Ogden; g. NJ
Thomson, Baltimore.
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w. O. SAWYER.
Express and Transfer Office.

TUFTS & Nystrom's Wine Rooms, frat doer
south of Godbe, Pitts Co.'s Drug
Store, Main Street
Freight Shipped and Delivered,
Furniture Moving specially.
Pianos Moved with Care.
Orders by Telephone Promptly Filled
E@~Bxesrsion 9agapa always in readiness
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Origin OF Ammonia.

Ammonia is obtained in large quaint
ties by the putrefaction of the urine of
acknowledgements Britannica.
Every houSekeeper can test baking
powder containing this disgusting drug
by placing can of the Royal" or
Andrews, Pearl top down on hot
stove until heated, then remove the
cover and smell.
Dr., Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia, Alum, Lime,
Potash, Bone PhOsphates. 1t is pre-
pared By a Physician and Chemist with
special regard to cleanliness and health
fitness. Prove it by the above test.