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, 1893-12-06
MAXEN
Chairman


HENhOLD til s 90 af Colonialloven af
27de November 1863 for de dansk-ves,.
indiske Der og Low If l9je Februar 1864
opfosdres hervtd de Indvaanere i Christian
steds Jurisdictio 4 Land-Dis'rict som maatte
20. meme at have havt Diet oidste Aar, ira l>tc
Jnnuar til 3lie December 1892, en- reen aarIig
Indkomst al 500 vestindiske Dalrr, cg ioyrigt
at vmre valgberetti2ele i Overeensstemmelse
med f~orn~vnte Colonial oys Is, eller at vllle
opnaae en- saadau Valgbrrettigelse linden den
site Mnrts 1895, ifr. den n@vnte Lows 5 %
sidste Stykke, til linden December Maaueds
Udgang skriftligcn at anme.de Saa4ant for
u~ndertegneAe Formand i VaigbestyfeIsen.
Det bem@rkes, at Exemplarer af en- trykt
Welcoming til Anmeldelse ON Vaigberettigelse
hsnligge til Ettersyn i Retshuset.
vaIgbestyrel sen for Christiansteds Juris.
dictions Land Districts Valgkreds. den lste
December 1898
MAXEN,
Formand
, 1893-12-06
Notice.

IN conformity with s y Of he Colonial Law
OF z7,h >o>enber 1868 'or the Dunah
West lndia Islands and Law # 10Th F. ru-
airy 1864, al Inhabitants Of the to~n OF
Christionsted enl suhults, wLo cousid r. that
they have had n the past yea, from the
lst january 70 tile %1st December l59 a
clear annual income OF 500 West India DoI-
lars and are otherwise entitled. to the fran
chise. in conformity with S 3 Of he sa.d
Colonial Law, or Will attain the qu3liEca.
TORS Of franchise before The 3lst MaIoi,
1895 (see S %, last clat So, are hereby re-
quested to furnish he necessary infolm ton
thereof in wiring to the undersigned Char
man Of the Electoral BoaId hefogc tie end of
December.
Copio. Of a printed guild. for Report OF
Franchise may be seen at the Courthouse.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Christians ed and suburbs, the lst Decem-
ber-l8G8.
, 1893-12-06
acknowledgements

7 HENH0LD til s ~ ef Coloniallove" al
27de November 1868 for do dansk-vestih :
di~ke Der og Low az lode tebruar 1874, op-
fjrdres herved de Iudvaanere Christiansted
og ForSt8der. som MATTE formene at have
havt Diet sldste Aar, fra lete Januar til
8 lte December 1892, en- r,en aarlis Indkomst
at 500 vestindiske Daler, o. low igt at we're
vulgberettigcde >eleeps>tcmueiae med
fornevnte Colonilltovs 5 IL, eyIer at vile
opnaae en- saaian Valgnervttigelse iuden den
site Marts 1895, jr den n@vnte Love S %
sidste Stykke, til linden December 1iaaneds
Uagang skrift ieen It ANNE ue a.al14t ior
undertegnede Folmand j Na,4b.stNleisep
bet bem@rkas, at FxeurI ler i tn ttykt
Voi.ednins til Anlnelaelee ON Y,gos e,ti-
gelee henligge Ill Ef1ersyu bct~huset.
Va gbes;yr laen for Cuti-ti osteda Dyes og
Forst@ders FalgkIa eds, den lstc December
1898.
MAXEN.
Fo1maud
, 1893-12-06
Notice,

eNa VERY second Monday, when
Ga the Mails for I urope pr. r..
nj. Steamer are sent from here,
acquisitions for Post Office Orders
to be despatched with said Mail must
be delivered in this Cfce before
ESQ o'clock pm.
CohnIistimsted's Post Office, St. Croix, 18th
Nov, mber 1898.
PETI R LEMMING.
, 1893-12-06
EeAjendcgJorelse

0A EFT bekiendtgjores herved, at
~ Udkast til Repartitioneni Knob
maDd og PlanteE JOHN RUSSELLS,
RUSSELL BROS.) Fallitbo, vii
blive fremlagt i en- Session, som af-
holdes FREDAGhN den 29de De-
cereber fnrstkommendo XII. l, slet
Eftermiddag, hyorefter Boet forven-
ties sllttet.
Frede.iEsteds Skiftoret, ST, Croix, den 23de
November 1898.
r. P HTERSEN,
, 1893-12-06

@ LIE % Enhyer, som matte
A~a have Noget at fordre paa
Boet efter afgangne Enke PEGGY
MARGARET WILLIAMS, indkal-
des heryed til at armelde og bevis-
l~igej6re deres Krav fot undertegne-
de Skifteret linden Udl6bet af 8
Maaneder eIter denne Indkaldelses
Sidste Acknowledgements.
Fledr'iks, eds sk4tleret, t,Cr. tx, den 28ds
November 1898.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1893-12-06

MAXLN.
F0tmaud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ENLR o
TINE TABLE.
Commencing SATURDAY. Juno J.. -
Gas z. NJ, trains Oh this fOaI VIII rI- a5 ID
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

- RANULATED SUGAR, SIC. pound /;
W BREAST BACON. lac. per pound;
CALIFORNIA HAMS, lie. n pound;
STANDARD a SUGAR, 5c. a pound:
PURE LARD, &c. pound;
BEST Cl1Y NEAL, SOC. g bushel:
GOOD TEA, 2jc. q pound;
AkBUCKLEs' ARl0SA COFFEE, 23c. pound;
s bars LARGE SOAP tor Poe;
Pound boxes BEST BAkING-pOWDERf Tor l0c.;
SARDINES, DC. a box;
n. {. ROE h BEHRING'S, III dozen for DC:
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERklNdS,
HoME-dADE BLACKBERRY WINE, 81 per
gallon;
PURE SUGAR SYRUP, Poe. gallon:
SUGAR-CURED SBOU LDER. f2. q pound:
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, SC. a pound,
BEST CAROLINA RICE &c. pound:
PURE OLD RYE WHISkEY, So 4 gallon:
FRESH COT NIKY BU TIER, 20r. 4 pound.
sILVER-KING FLOUR, best sold, 1900 a bar
rel, or Soc. sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, 81 per barrel, or .sc
per sack
. cans SALMON for PC.
Phone 3l0. Price-list mailed on application.
:. ULLMAS's son,
MY ls20-lS22 east Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
U,HEBERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL

HIUE SPRINGS HOTEL
Il will be open for the accommodation Of guests
JUNE lsT. syndicate has lately purchased
tho property. Many improvements have boon
made: electric bells and gas n every room. Re
furnished aud renovated throughout. Round
trip tickets from Washington, Sj.1J. Time,
three hours. Pamphlets NJ DISPATCH oifco. For
Information apply 10 VI. W. LAMBERT, mana
ger Berkeley springs llotol Company, Berkeley
Springs, W. Va. ie 2S-lm0'
GUNNER HOMES-M y l. II A j.
y WATERS for dyspepsia, hay-fever, lung,
throat, and female troubi-s-ROANOKE RED
SULPHUR SPRINGS AND HOTEL LUCERNE
For circulars address j. ii. CHAPLAIN.
IN 11-2W. Salem, n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

rarL racstrack by being thrown from bis horne.
IL more favorable to-day, but 10 stiii considercd
as critical.
SATISFACTORY.
pcet,nv Of the stocsholeers ~ the Peters
burg District Alliance Exchange, wac held no'o
today with c oaei doors. Tho rcport o. tbe
agent was submitted and represented the DIST
ness aud condition OF the oxcnango 70 90 "@es-
factory. ,
A severe hai.stofm IL reported 10 have passed
over q portion Of Brunswick county during INC
storm a Tuesday afteruoon, which dto cons'"o-
rable damage ~ the growing crops.
= Our COM MISSION n,erch ants. who arc probably
better infof mod IN that respect than others 70
port that the condition OF the farmers III 'h.s
section IA better than u has been Tor years pass
The farmers are poor 10 Is tus, bht tnoy hIo
living more cconoDicalls. arc cndcavvrink 70
live within ;heir mesne, aud are more proihptto
pay their obligations -,
Rev. /. X. Tnornhiu, OF Manchester, prescnor
the annual sermon tonight before the Ladle9
AID Society OF West End Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
LITERARY sOCleTYs PICNIC.
M Nicholas johnson Dies Mt the Age of
81 hcars-PrT,onal aud other Notet

nv Nicholas johnson D!es at the Ago of
90 NoHrs-reT,onai aud other Sote5
lCeff'sJon'coceO The hichmDad Disoa.cnl
s'o4fSuIs. jane 29.-1he young ladios and
gentlemen OF Guy town are attending To-day a
hl"ui picnic Figcn oy the lady mcmbors Of tie
"elns .day-Ni-ht Literary Society.
-. - y j. e.. Pui.er .eii 6y he west bognd
q, .. y ava Toll Go visit her parents, VINO live
IN NemBtrll comfy.
si az Hlvno as j,,laon, c! Fluganua. three and
IN sa. so'''9 n'i'N Iowa. die1 last eSenius az
49, 80, - -'i~cicd Mayor and Town Council
ID "l vlnce begins on July lsL
a. -, g. niaay, II, editor OF the V3roiaidn
No.. . i, ~ atfaStuig, - AZ his fathers horne
Cesc-,i' H"en mn, q Roanoke. a brother Of
NJ. a. iihl, o. here on "a VISIT
ast5st 49,, les Who wa partially paralyzsi
hi, n 'e o. aso' Il slowly recovering.
ana tedious lines. "s"'"' ai'o' long
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
STORM IN pIrTsYLvANIA.
Great Damage to Creps-Noth'nE Heard
of the Missing Photographer.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
DASvfLIR, VA. juno ~. "A tremendous rain,
hail, and wind-storn, paced over large section
of this county yesterday evening and great
damage was done growing crops. Corn was cut
down and stripped. toba sr)-plants suffered seti-
ousiy, cats were Knocked Down, and grass torn
np. some o; the farmers lost everything grow
ING on their places. The streams were greatly
awollan and could not be fordsd. The Dan river
al this place rose several inches this afternoon
Nothing has yot bren heard OF ID. L. Whocler'
tho young tclesrapher who So mysteriously dis-
appeared Tuesday night. Search has been made
up and down tho river banks aud search mado
through town, but OF no avail. Nows has been
received ron Durham. but can throw no Iighf
on the missing young man.
DElTu or NIX, SMITH.
Mr.. Willie +. Smith, young man of North
Danyine, dcd this morning and his romans
we're taken 10 the country for burial Ho was
conscientious member OF the Episcopal Church.
Grief Bsinstcr, young negrO man, who Was cor
rected by his father gu tuesday night, ana VINO
left town Wednesday, has not been heard from.
j. il paii he wrote cheek for nenrly 300, had
It casheJ. Hni put out tor parts unknown.
The Tobacco Association held a meeting To-
day and adopted resolutions calling OF the Presi-
dent 10 convene Congress in early Session, ana
asking tho states representatives IN Congress to
vo;o Tor tho repeal OF the sherman law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
TRAINS xoRrnwARu
Daily.
STOPpING PLACES.

Nos. IA. -. 40. and III make no stops
% ana 1874 stop at Be,ucli On signal
81. IS, 80. 43, AMI - stoS on signal ID.
chester, Dreury's. Centrslia, and tees,'r
b. 49, 81, 81, ~, ~, / snd 10 Will st)i
nal at all stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet sleeping ~
through tram. Ca Trains NOS ~ and ~
ing.Cars between Richmond aud LyncaD ~
NEW LINE To ATLANTA, "a.
Leaving Richmond al 800 T. n. daily an
irving az Weldon at 5:4l T.. NJ, ana a, Alta
7:3o A. NJ. RIA ;. A. l.. through sleepors
rnOud o Atlanta.
THE ONLY AILRAIL LINE 10 SoRi
LEAVE. ARHiiE.
Richmond 300 4. VI. Norfolk ...Il:2J .
Richmond. $3.50 +. VI. Norfolk 300. g:;0
Norfolk. '7:30 A. ". Richmond. 1870
Norfolk. 800 L. ". Redmond. $40
The trains leaving Ri-Imond Al . 4. "
Norfolk at 4 L. u. are solid rams between
two points. and passengers 20 throngn
change O; cars Close connections are alsl
al Potersburg by the 3.9J - u. ami o.5J
trains from Richmond 10 Norfoi,.
Trains leaving Richmond al = \. VI.
NJ, and 100 r. H., aad arriving a, i.rl
at s:35 4. ~, 2:20 I. NJ. ami t.j2 Z. ".
close connec.lon Gt Petersburg % 81
FarnyIlle, Lynchblrg. and west.
n. NJ. SULLi, Superlrt.n
r. I. ID. MYERS. General Sgpcrn;clie
L. N. EMERSON. Z rgf.ir MANAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

The funeral % Mr. Henry :. Parsons. who
died Tuc-dny evening from the effects Of Is blow
dealt min 10y Mnurice Hopkins lcOlIrcd, toE
place from Grove ven1o baptist church yes.er
Jay morning al ! o'clock.
llrse crown was present and members o.
the Odd-FelloN-, Eei Men. and Junior Or1er OF
Mechanics attended 'ho ohseGues. The ser
yiccs were conducted ~ kev. Dr. Hider, asaistet
hy Rev W. /. Jolly. and the intern ent wns
made AT Kysr-Niew cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
HOTEL AM SALOON BURNED.
Destructive Fire at BIG stone Gap-In'
surnuce $1,000. Loss Not Covered.

BRISTOL, lESN.. June %. -Tbs Central Hotel
aud George Browns saloon at b'g Stone Gap
we're burned down last night. Tho FIRE was lis
covered IN the thici story OF tue hotter about
midnight. but TOO ate 10 eXtinEuish IT,
The property de-iroyei was nsurei FOR -. 900
which docs not cova- tho io-s. IL Is not known
now the ore origlnatsi Horton Brothers cOn-
duricj ;he Central 4 large part OF the fncni-
turo 81 the hotel ami supplies IN the saloon
we're DESTROYED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
FIRE APPARATUS NEEDED.


s""nuon 10 Make Pnrchasss-
g. 's''ni souti,slde Farmor..
r ,'''''','ceo Of sac kiclnoaa Dlsy.,eh.l
...''hg' ~, June 2I.-It - reported
=, - 'ho V''c'lns 0: rho Ftaaucs Committee
" 'Ao common Council he'd last nigh, 70 con.
a. voc ,aisei Tor tue mex. FISCAL year Il was
..e,s ~ &c naead al s3pYop-aisn Tor tbs
~ use q The lire Dopari..en, n n.scs 81 no
-. ,..a s''el hoos-apd-iadeer rack % long IN
1900 .e y IL also IN jers,ooI tnsl a nss nose
40 <e,'ss ahi o,h"t Improvements 70 Increase
Les ecaaissoo Of Mr.. W alter q. ssusnas ~.
z s'v 'a'ufsd isss sssulns Us westEnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
propertY IransierH

Richmond: Ellen ana William ParsOuS TO K.
H. NcCurdy, 30 feet on souin side Moore street
between Harrison Rni Kinney, $3.50; lH'a A.
aud Edward G. keeve to LoROy T.. Brown, 80
foot on norm aido Taylor strcet, subject q decd
OF tfust Of tt1O. $500.
Hcnrico james If. Barton and wife 10 J. II.
Goode. lot . IN block IL, Barton H0ights, $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

fCorres pond 9nco 0i tls HI 'hWOII UIIDFV- vi
EuPOWA, Va. June pa lodge OF the inde-
pendent order OF di-Follows has been recently
established a, Lawrencevie.
Sr. T. X. Farley the newly-appointed Post-
master. will enter upon the discharge OF his
duties July 1st. The outgoing POstmaster' MI
II. ". Weiss. and his assistant. Jefferson J.
Weiss have gwen entire satisfaction Ia tho con-
duct OF tho O1ico. IheJ have been pohte &C
cOnlmOdltiug, and obisng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
MIR. John :. French Dead.

fSpcclsl telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
IYScHBrEG. "a, June 29.-Mr. John &.
From ia died this morning at his home, In River
mont; aged - years. lie is survived BY four
chu1reu-among them Mrs. ". II. White, Of
l. ,1mout
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
MANCHESTER TINES
IAMNOW READY 70 RECEIVE THE
CITY and School Taxes for 1888.

Thoss paying the whole Of the same on or be-
fore july Isr will bs entitled to a rebate Of
D PER CENT. on the City lHA.
Those paying ono half On or before JULY Isl
ana the other hall on or before NOVEMBER Isl
Will De entitled 10 a rebate of PER CENT. on
one hall City Tax and 2Ia PER CENT. on tho
other hal.
1--WE PER CENT WILL BE ADDED TO all
taxe- unpaid DEClNBEl. lST, aud the oill-
placed IN tho hands Of the Sergeant for collec-
tlon. j. ". BRONAUGH. JR..
10 l9.eodtJe30 City Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
~OlIude-Iurr~lT.
Special telegram 20 the Dispatch

FRypfR.CXsBURG. Va. Juno 29.--1hcre was n
very pretty wedding celebrated hero this eve
n.ng Tho high contracting parties wero Mr.
charles H. SoIaIc. o. N!llsmrpcrt. Pa. ani
Nl,s ~aUia Ecitie CurreN. The wcGiinx t)IS
~ "a st tho residence ~ tho bride n o'clock.
The u-ncrs were Row. Jacob S)Nadr, brother ~
tic groom. nud Mr. Win~ Brullc. Tho ccrefn ory
was performed 10y Rev. Or. Thomas :. Dun s"a''
Tto frIt.4 ro-gn was o.c-r1sc Henrietta, trim
med 90 velvet. AM with hat and gloves 70 ina ch.
The hri1cis one % the most popular young 'a1ies
here, and tho groom prominent young gentle
man AZ NUirmspOrt Tho presonfs were nv
mDr0us aud very handsome. lney took iht v.'f
train ana wiI VISIT teyeral northern and western
,.Iffes. luciut ng Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Highest Of all in Lcavcnng Powcr-Latest u S Govt Report
R&5z!a|:!;!! BSsass'
ABSOLUTE PURE
SUMMER RESORTS.

HNERMINhL HOTEL,
L WEST POINT, VA.
summer and winter resort. Bathing. fishing.
Fish. oysters. and crabs snosial features. CON
RAD F. LIPSCOMB, Manager, formerly Buford
Hotel Charlotte, y. G. 10 30-F,Su&W2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
BUFFALO LITHTA SPRINGS HO-

on Atlantic and Danyille railroad. Meek .nhurg
county. Va, now open. The informal use ~
these valuable medicinal waters m cont Inction
with the hot miaoral-water baths has accom-
plisheG some 81 The most remarkable cItes on
record. especially IN govt, Rheumatic gut. nud
rheumatism. FACILITIES FOR no AND
COLD MINERAL-WATER BATHING. send ter
pamphlet and see Wha. many % tho ieaiiLE
IhvsiciAns say Of tine value Of this water I'm dys-
p~psts ana Aidn~y trou bio and ar q Ief tVlio.
fxcursion-tictet9 at reduced rates and goo.
connections from southern pointG. Tor PAM
phlet. terms, &C. address
THOAAS 2. GOODf, Proprietor,
70 l-eOlim Buffalo lIthia Spri &. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
cAARLoT1esvLLs's SCHOOLS.
Prices Of Tuition FOR District Pupils-Tees
inthe uich Wedding.

u'orrc-,au;cn-eo tap X. -hn1lt p.so1'ol.l
srttrolr.>yl1if. Va. June @9.-Ihe city
S.lDoI Boardl4s lI Io,utcd committee Of three
e confer v'th TIC Charlottesville bt.rit Board
as, .ne ri.cc t1 le charged Tor tu':i,n OF Char
lo,t-s,is, District pIpils Tao may aitoni tne
tla-l tir-VI4l' schools.
The -.mc d. mu.tter was empoworsi 10 seek
O. fsttlc'nrlt Wit. thr County board iur d.
Ni.on a. the Dawson iuul
Mc--r4 haufnsu, Harlan. AMI Roberts were
aupOin'cl % committee % tat' ch.rG" ~ pro
IaIly furnishing she school buililhg now being
IN. chairman was authorized to,loso tho pur-
c,n-r - tlo Jos en- G1. rlrcst for tte use 90 the
c.lrci sclo,a The prrcl1e' vas closed To-
aly 1Lc s.fo D. Tor uu.o desirable than the
present location az TIE c1lore1 schools.
Il was oriersl that !se fees m mo High
S,ien. 20 l2"d az So for th-co months, and for
tie grammar aud primary grade 9i.Ju for thr''
~. utla pnsabie iu advance. The ~Uperluteud-
,ut yre authorized iOexciud@ ffum he tchools
a. potsonr living beyond thc corporate hn's
Luiu tiu- C--ef o. compiled VIII. re WAS also
requested g. rig'lly enforce IL without discuni-
IHii. -, and Ter any VOCATION BE- viii he htil le-
,lpusbic. The regulation does not gpply 70
Any pupils entered 10y rie inl contract with the
Charlottesville District school Board.
PAY or TEACHERS.
Hereafter the teachers Will be paid by tho
calendar mouth instead % The scholastic. one
Iriu-iPai vii Dee in charge of the high aud
CCtdci scl soils. hc 90 leach only IN rI'h cases a.
vii not Interfere with his duties i'm the manage
meat # aud supervision 81 the white schools.
II VS. cefIci that Cus teacher IN
10" High School should be IL female.
Tho Principal 90 the schools will receive
800 PER Iouth; li'yh school, ono male teach
cr, $50: one female teacher, $40. The salaries
g. the grammar and primary grades VIII be the
sane per ~airnilr mouth az formerly per scho-
l1stic month. cut 80 tue sixty pupils enrolled
IN The iiish school last -ess.ou over ono halt
w"re sifis wuuse aye, averaged 10 years. Tho
ccfcrmuruln 20 Iut a female teacher IN this
department meets with ihs approval Of tho
pa,rons a. the scnuol
Ia the toriprntioh Govt Abram Flag (c0l-
oico.. accused 81 stca irg a quantity OF Vro-
vs.. us from The etor--r0oIu of Mrights Hotel
Wa fout,n,oi 60 Eve months IN laA and 20 pay
"a hnc oi siU aud costs.
lhACuHAN-' AkOLi-
aa- Mai;i, Carroll, OF tbs city anu MIR.
lLu"9rs X La 'hman, % tauIuier county, were
rnHrrci - toe Methodist chuTcn yesterday
ct 'fl)1r a. e. -2Est 3 O'Clock. The ceremony
was p"fiNfmc1 Dy the l;cv. H. 4. Lipsc Jmb. pa.'
a tho church. TIE listers were Mes-rs
layLo tatloI carroll Payno, Oscar A!
lccte'. ga! d.. }. 4. colyn. no church wa-
Nl'rd with thr friends % tho hrise. who Is -
c.ingii'. q snd Charming hltle lady. Nj. and
'ife. L".ctrltu left on tie 80 tram fOr Wash
lnEtOa AND O.ucT cities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
uamphon-sidncy Again Beaten.

special telegram 20 the Dispatca.l
ROANOKE. VA. Juno GILLIAN den-Siiney-
College base-b ball team crossed bats with tho
Roanoke Athletic Club BOYS here to-day. result
ing IN r. score 81 20 IL IA favor OF home team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Johnson Dioi,tnson.


'NfI"fill t'i'-ItNi tN tbN IlTF't"''j
Norraia. fA.. June 2g.-Dr. Frank C.. John
son. % Washington, y. G., and hiss Juha Y.
ui-.i.s.d. 1,nchter ~ th@ late b1atsWain
u4ut-eI Dic-iu9on. United states Navy, were
married % Portsmouth last night al the homo
az fl. bride hy kev j. Travis Taylor anC
Immediately lcit for tac capital 10 rcside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

Daily. from Cinc.n -eo.
ntcept sunday. froa Uraa-,.
Oli Point.
Daly, from Norfolk AMI Dtr
Dally irom Cincinnati. ..!
Vile.
Daily. from Norfolk a~lD.,,
Except SuIdAy, frm y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

pAiif ~ t'f athuAt.
GAS A. VI, leave tl1a. ArriV', ai A.-It.
49, A. q.
G:2OP ?. NJ, lrasor L.tl. Arrives "a, Ash.A-i
1904 T.. 81.
0.45 4. NJ, arrives a. Llla. Leaves Ashllrt
GOO =. u.
Goa Z. VI, arryes .. Eitn. Leaves tsila-+
Oils J.. 81.
TAYLOR. Trade "iuas p.
Z. T. ID. MYKRs, Genera! super u-".i. i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

HOTEL OTTERBURN, AMELIA
z COURTHOUSE. Va. under now manage
ment. witt open il Ne lsr with AL the conve-
nienccs Of frst-class nOtei. To families fOr 'he
season special rates can Oo had. For any inlor-
nation apply 20 DR.. DORSET lO2 nOrth Seventh
street. CITY, or r. II. BOOKER Manager Ottor-
bum Hotel, Amelia Courthouse.
my nE-sn. M.cE2.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

DAILY. D-Dinner. S-Supper.
No. 20 makes all local stops. Connects at IA
leigh with Piedmont Air Line fOr Asheyille, y. C.,
aud all intermediate points on the Western
North Carolina railroad.
No. lit has Pullman Bufe. sieepers Rich
mond 10 Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with ". &c A. X. k. for Chattanooga. Nashy'li 10,
aud all points West. Connects with 4. 4 w. 4.
II. X. for Mobile, Montgomery, New Orleans
and all points Southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 13i-A. & w. special, ll:45 4. NJ
No. 78-Saii and express CPS 2. NJ.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, &c. apply
at ticket-ofice Byrd-Street Station, Richmond
Transfer Company's. 90l east Main street, act
companys orice, $3.50 east Main street
JOHN &. WlADER, L. 4. MYERS,
General Manager. General supernt
o. v. SMITH, I. j. ANDERSON,
Trafic Manager. Passenger Agent.
ii. Il. BoYklN, City Pas'gr Agent. my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
characterization.


IYN.nEtRa. "A. June "N.-Nr. charles j..
UusE,s am &i.s A,:uos CahRlar, popular younS
l..po. wrro married TINS morning ~ tLN
wa. .l, croo..' x best man AMI Miss Ahco Cahe-
inu ,.tiI u honor Lituc Nisses Hughes an
Or,r.a Ysfrn lonct-r.rls. AMI Ncssrs. y T.. Nc
G.atl. William Carter, kicnrri H3rman' ana
o. So ALEU- Iehers. he couple ielt td the
oh..a.saso au1 Ohio for Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
ruE GiRLS IEATRN.

Tho Cincinnati Reds played thu WILLIAMSBURG
clQb ye-fcrisy. the Nlihamsourgs beating tho
.rfls ~ a large score. 40 ofnrial record q the
game wae Kept. The centre-neiior Of the Reds
ATTEMPTED t. catch u fly IN her lap. VIII h
trough fn.th cneer from the crowd 81 about
ono huuIrei. The gir.s were qunrtered 81 no
~uencer-lOicl Annex md left this morning for
Oh Point. whore they play to-day.
Nh. William G.. jones', principal of Madison
School. o. your ,lty, is here spending MS yaca-
uln With hi. laIn!y.
Dr g. L.sde Hal and Professor Hugh Bird. Of
tho college faculty arc ont oil town visiting rela-
'iyes -Dr. hall ~ Richmond and Professor Bird
ih fetershuFc.
Professor Stuahs will spend month In Front
k0yal holding an Institute. The Professor
MI Incinre ON ,lhe Mlslory oi ElucatlOn.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
ARSENIC.LITHIA

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4 400 feet above scn-,e5e Grand noun
tain sccnery. Perfect drainage. All modern
conveniences. Dryest atmosphere. E1ccllcn
IITHIA WATER that cures general debility
dyspepsia, rheumatism, and especially kdnef
and bladder troubles ana female rc2knesse'
Music. Billiards. WrIto for circular OF anay
sis. testimonials Sc.
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