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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-21
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Theo. 1oi
\ The New Jersey Stats Rifle Associalifn.
held Its annual meeting. Il was decideu
ito sndaaYor TO purchase about three
acres of ground from the State aud layn
~ clubhouse erected FOR the use Of Eexf
Summers meeting. The grouod is para
sof the State cncsmp uien5 grouuds which
are not used 3y che State. Il 10 az Ii
extreme southern end OF tue eucaaa.s
'ment gcopnd. skirting ths LAKE. titaefss
Bird W. Spencer, inspector of ri1s pese-
tice, says 1t Will cost in tic n~eigb5orhtot
of $i5, 900. The association is nolg Gag OF
the largest of its kind 10 the country.
The association has electsd, thess obi
eers:-Prssident, George T. Nerss; Vise
Presidents. Ex-Governor Leon Abhsit,
Ex-Governor Robert S Green, Genersl
w. j, Sewell, General George e, =.
Howard. Colonel George Il. NJ Harvey.
Johu J. Toppey, Unitsd Stats Sepatos.
James Smith, Jr.. William Hayes.
Major General Joseph w. Pam,
General William Striker,fs Colohai
Joseph NJ. Van Vaieu. Coroeer A. K.
Kuser, E. J.. Anderson. Colonel Jonu o.
Owens, John L. Kuser. Richard s. Rsasi-
ina. aud Colouel William Il. Decker;
Secretary, Colonel John F. Van C.esi;
Treasurer. General Bird w. Spencer;
Superintendent Of Range. Captain james
l.. Bohwsil: Executive Officer. GsneSss
Bird w. Spencer; Statistical Officer, Cap
Iain Del G.. Walker,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-21
Club will open at the Greenvilie schustzen
Park next Friday.
Lady Miller Rife Club will have its weekly
shoot for modal = this evening.
Jersey City Team Played Good b I'll. But
Iast

The Jersey City Baseball Clubs team
put up o good game at Elizabeth on
Saturday against the strong team of the
Elizabeth Athletic Club. The teams
were even at the end Of the eighth
inning. In the ninth the homo team Sc
cured two runs and won. The score:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-21

WOhhlb fAAA Y. u
J Millner, run out o
G Mckinney, b Cobp y
] Elannerg,b Cobb 500
Fl K Jackton. b. Cobb 2
7 OEefHy, b Ellis. 5
D O'Heilly,B Cobb =. 8
p Miles. b Ellis. -. 8
E W 5adlsr, b Cobb 4
W 0'Reilly, Q CobR Q
@ Myers. b Cobb. n
s Ro.ta. not out......
Byes -. $3.50.
Leg DJes............-. J
Total. ...........l& a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DATED Jersey city. August 18th, 1883
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
A ErnternaI Letter.

The following letter just received oy
Adiutant ]. Taylor Stratton,. OF Lee
Camp. from Commander Walter L;
Irvine. of Pickett Buchanan Camp, OF
Norfolk. shows the truly-fraternal spirit
existing between the Confederate organl-
zations of the State. The request made
bv the Norfolk camp was in reference 10
tho funeral of Rev. DR.. Burrows, when
was received too late for action to be
taken by Lee Camp. The letter reads
!" Denr Sir and Comrade. THANKS for
vour kind letter OF 9th instant confirm
inc officially what | had already regret
fully learned when in your city. e;;'
that nv letter to Colonel Archer, through
some unaccouutable delay, had not been
received in time Tor official action by
vour camp. feel very sure, and so do
all our comrades, that our regret was
shared by you. Tor the old-time inspiring
touch of the elbow is maintained still in
heart and soul, scattered though be our
cnmps."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

Andrew. was held Thursday night in the
yestry.room of st. Paul's church. The
officers chosen for the ensuing year
were DIR. John II. Wheat, OF Trace
Chapter. president; Mr. John L. Glenn
Of Moore. Memorial. vice-president MI.
7. A. Arthur, Of st. James, secretary
aud treasurer, the officers aud Dr. James
p. Roy. OF st. Paul's. and Mr.. L: a. :.
Brine. of Monumental, to form the TX
ecntiye Committee. The Local Coun-
eli is composed of the various chapters
in Richmond, Henrico county. Man
chester. and West Point, and its Object
is TO bring them into vital touch VIII
each other in spreading the kingdom Oh
Jesus Christ among young men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
EEsIsTED A POLICEMAN.
Three Negroes Boisterois on
the Morning Of the Fire.

Sidney Mayo, Granderson Mayo. and
Thadeus Mayo (aIl coloredl were 10 the
Police Court yesterday on the charge OF
violently resisting Policeman Soweil on
the morning OF the Allen q Ginter hre.
Tho testimony showed that the men,
who are brothers, we're operatives IN the
big cigarette factory, and that sidney
had partaken little too freely oil the
Intoxicating spirits. that were being DIS
tributed. When the officer attempted
TO arrest Sidney his brothers interiered
and said they would carry b m home. A
General row ensuad, in wlich Mr.;
Sowell was struck once or twice, ana
several negroes heads were sounded py
the policeman's club. The three pro
theirs were sent to the grand Jury oil the
Hastings Court. r,..,-
Josso Hilton was sent TO Judge Wits
court TO be tried for breaking INTO the
house of Nicholas Law (coloredl IN the
DAYTIME and stealing gold watch ana a
coat and pair of pants. The coat was
recovered at Jacobs's pawn-shop;
Thaddeus Scott tcoloredl PAID - lor
beating Thomas Wilson.
Charles Lewis, charged with being a
suspicious character. was sent % jan III
default of security. He appeared to be
a professional itinerant and was ANXIOUS
10 spend few days with Sergeant
Frns-until the snow and cold weather
disappears. Cit ohorcod
The case of James G. Smith, charged
with receiving 400 grain-bag5, stolen
from l.. B. Vaughan n Co., was con-
timed until next Saturday. :.
Robert and Marshall Brown (colored)
were sent on to the grand jury for car
rying on a lottery.
The case of j. NJ. Mayer, accused OF
the larceny of a silver uit-basket IRON
some unknown person. was not heard.
His examination will take place January
pIet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
Biz Fire.

Allen & Ginter Branch American To-
bacco Company have no flies on them.
They believe IN buying the best security
the market affords. and had five safes
made by the Herring iIall-Marvin Com
rany In their recent blg tire that destroyed
their dve-story mandatory, and all their
books and papers or great value are per.
fectly and well preserved. II they had
used cheep-John saie5 they would have
found their books and vaIuabies Ia ashes.
This should be a hint 10 those using an in
ferIor and cheap grade of so-called fire
proof safes as the rooster gets baked IN
this style.
b. +. Smith. q north Ninth street, il the
general dealer for the South for the sale OF
these Justly celebrated safes and always
has large and complete line in Richmond,
Va. and Atlanta, ia. Il. l.. Barnes, city
salesman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
Snrnrisc to Miss CottrclI.

4 delightful surprise party was given
Miss Rosa COttrell at her residence, $40
west Clay street, Monday night. The
evening was delightfully."- spent with
music and games. and refreshments were
served. The following ladies' aud gen
tlemen were present Misses Rosa Cot
trell. Minnie and Clara Hughes, Maggie
Williams, Wana Schieichen, Cora Davis.
Bertha Hettrick, Cora Tinsley, Mary
Heilner, Hattie Owen, Matte Ramkey,
and Messrs. Hahoe. Whitaker, Duggins,
Davis, f. l.. Burroughs, Hendricks, j.
Burroughs, Cheatham, Smith, Atkinson,
Phlippin, Wilson, Lipscomb, {. }.
Hughes, Poinfcxtcr, Cottrell, f. NJ.
Dash, and q. Brown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

Miss Mabel Vaughan gave very
pleasant "at home" Friday night at
The residence of her father, 1905 east
Marshall street, from 9 to y. After In
dulqing in dancing, ETC., until l!:l
sumptnous repast WAS served. The
fables were most gracefully presided
over by Mrs. Britt, of Suffolk, and Mrs:
O. Il. Hill. assisted Ivy Miss Mabel
Vaughan and Miss Mary Gregory, OF
King William county. After hearty
indulgence in all of the delicaces Of
the season the guests returned to
the spacious parlor where dancing
was resumed, and promptly at
> A. ". the strains of " Home,
Sweet Home" made known to all
that the pleasant evening had been
brought 10 a close. Among those pres
ent we're Misses Bidgood, Bass, Frayser,
Yancev. Walthall Willis, Parker, New
man. Jackson, Wright, Hates Of Bon
Air, Birdsong, Grigg, Gregory OF King
william county, and Miss Ruby
Vaughan, and Messrs. Barbour, Hablis'
ton. Skinner Sands, Gordon, Christian,
Grant, Winston, Vaughan, Workman,
Bates. Richardson. Marsh, Sharp, and
BOisseau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
EIectrlc Motor for Or,nns.

The most complete motor ever made for
church organs can be seen at Walter d..
Moses Il Co.'S, 1905 Nam street opposite
pOst-office.
They have one attached to a Jsrdine Pipe
Organ and another TO a Mammoth PelOn-
bet Roed-ppe Organ. They deserve great
credit for carrying in stock such expensive
novelties, and II only proves that they
carry everything in the musical hne-great
and small.
Mr.. Moses takes pleasure in showing the
motor to any one who may call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
The I[csSnich Concert.

The complimentary testimonial ten
dered Ivy the musicians OF Richmond TO
Professor John Kessnich bids fair to
eclipse in artistic merit any entertain
ment of that character given IN years.
The fact that there is united a'hvlty
among the musical fraternity in ITS be-
half. and the cream OF local talent having
profcred their services. will mako 1t m
event more than worthy to attract the
attention of the community. The esteem
in which the recipient is held by his col
leagues in the world OF music, being no
less shared by the public, should make
the testimonial a great success.
A novel feature OF tho entertainment
will be a drill by William II. Culling-
worth's Union Scouts commanded by
CAPTAIN Frank Barnett This will also
be the occasion of the first rendition OF
n new march. entitled Walker Light
Guard. by the First Virginia Regiment
Band, the music being composed by Mr.
Jacob Reinhardt and dedicated to his
friend, Captain Frank Ward Cunning
ham. commander of Walker Light
Guard, which company will attend IN a
body.
In addition to vocal selections to be
given by weIl-known ladies' and gentle
men, whose names have been published,
there will be choice instrumental num-
bers rendered by Leading musicians. All
in all. it Will be programme OF rare ar
tistc excellence.
Tickets for the benefit arc now on
sale at the store of Messrs. Walter -.
Moses a Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
Juducfcd Into Office.

At regular meeting of Myrtle Lodge,
No. %, knights of Pythias, held Friday
night the following officers were in
stalled by District Deputy Grand Chan
cellor John Maxwell: j. l.. Creary,
past chancellor; L. p. Crowdcr, chan
cellor commander S. Il. Cosby, vice
chancellor G.. c. Parker, prelate; II.
A. Hare, keeper of records and seal ; j.
i. Allen. master OF finance; Robert
Scott, master of exchequer j. E. Crea-
~, master OF arms ; II. A. Hare, repre-
sentative to Grand 10 lge. Trustees of
the lodge John Maxwell, NJ. 5. Blunt,
and Il. A. Shepherd.
Officers Of the Richmond Local
Council.
The annual meeting of the Richmond
Local Council, Brotherhood OF st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

Ladies who use cosmetics or powders 10
cover up or hide bad complexion, do not
know that L. A. Miller, Fifth and Broad
streets, can furnish them with Blush of
Roses. which IL clear as water. purfes
TIE skin, ana p9sltIYeiy removes Dlack-
shiny look from the face and whltens 1t
snnn rs nnrlfnl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

EVERY DENTIST readily recognizes the uses Of
Phenol Nouth-Wash by the pearly teeth. healthy
gums, and sweet breath that I'll tho clean mouths
OF those who are fortunate enough to know tho
true value OF Phenoi Mouth-Wash. A goldfish
and globe given with each bottle at city Drug
store, Eighth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
R1ruMoNn. N. JanrnrY l7. 1s9].
LIfe-Insurauoe Company Of Virginia.

The DISPATCH prints in another column
Of this mornings issue the twenty-thlrd
annual statement of the Llto-lnsurance
Company Of Virginia. The continued sue
cess OF this homo company shows what
energetic and conservative management
can accomplish tor a southern institution.
The growth of most of the financial lnst-
tutions in Richmond depends 70 q large
extent on the development OF its indus
trial and commercial enterprises. lhlS
company. however. reaches out into other
communities and does business IN many
States. thus bringing here for Investment
large sums of money which have here
tot0re gone elsewhere. The gross income
for 1892 was Sj07. Sj2.3j, being nearly i've
times the income received in 1897, the year
IN which the present management took
charge of the company. The amount OF
insurance in force nj the close OF the wear
WAS -. s32. 327. The total assets are ssh.
O2y.sj, being an increase for the year OF
SI4O.2S6.27. It's business IS mainly IN tho
South and shows that our people have con-
tideuce in the management and are hoe-
rally patrOnizlng this company. AZ the
present rate of increase we Will IN few
years have IN our midst one of the largest
institutions of It's kind N the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

When Baty WA sick, We gave her CaStorts.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became MlsS, she chung 70 CAsSoria-
When she had GhiLdr-h. she gave them CasteriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22


Colonel Wickham, in his letter to the
regiment explaining the result OF his
efforts and the reply OF tho Grand Mar
shall says:
~ can but express my regrets at this
result, and also wish to thank our
friends who have tried to assist us IN the
matter.
81 have decided that it will be mad
visable for the regiment to go to Wash
ington on the 4th of March. There are
various reasons for this decision. The
first and probably the most important is
the heavy expense at which We would be
in making the trip. Did We oc-
cupy the position as special escort ! do
not think that there would be any trou-
bic in securing all other necessary funds,
az our people would undoubtedly be
very glad to help us make credltaoie
display. 49,.
IL would, however, be unwilling to
apply to them for assistance IN this mat
ter unless we had some special reason
for doing SO, and OF course we cannot
expect the individual members OF the
regiment TO bear all of the expenses.
"Another reason is that it would I've
rather difficult for the men to be away
from home rs long time as the trip
will necessarily consume. While Their
EMPLOYERS would undoubtedly give
them leave Of absence, we're we spe-
cially honored. they would not he will
ing for them to be absent so long from
their work without some such reason,
{" This paper will be first submitted to
the field and staff officers of the regl-
ment, and | think they will agree with
me in my views; but if they deem it it
advisable to make the trip l will yield
TO their Judgment and continue the
arrangements which l have been already
engaged in making.
The field and staff officers unanimously
adopted the address of the commanding
officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

SOONER OR LATER neglected cold viii de-
yelOp constant cough, shortnrss OF breath, tall-
ing strength, auI wasting OF flesh, all symp-
tomato ~ some serious lung affection, which
may be avoided or paated by using IN time
DR.. ID. Jayne's ENpect0rHnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
COnnemarra CIOakS Reduced to
$3.50.

We have reduced our All Wool Come
MARIA Clocks from S. to 500. \
greater bargain was never offered. They
are seryiceable for all kinds Of weather,
and will outwear three g0ssamor5.
Colors-Nayy and Black.
e XEc1a1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
Richmond ami DanviiIe Railroad.

Owing TO ice IN Chesapeake Bay the train
leaving Richmond Mt AS J.. NJ. aud con-
Meeting with the steamer for Baltimore
will be- discontinued, as steamers are not
at present plying between West Point and
RnltlmOIo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
rr,r RICHMOND prspArcH-sUNDAY, JANUARY %, 1888.

=. s.r,nwes,ern Dividends Failing on
Az ,bis ra,e they will soon fall TO zero.
rr eroof ~ this read the following letters
from prominent citizens;
SECOND BAPTTsr CHURCH.,
w. W. LASpBuM, PAsToA.
RICHMOND, Va, January D. lo'''
Colonel John 3. Cdry'
NJ, Dear Sir.--I start upon this new year
Wy 100 With gratitude that j have two
80 Ia mn uohcies in the Northwestern Mu-
mol / lie Insurance Company. one - Tor
81 noo and the other for 81 900. In iooAlhs
go The naaf ten years find that the cash
,lividends have increased wear oy year'
nroying that heve nice ana constantly
improving investment.
do not hesitate TO say that Tor tl' nis-
fer of the Gospel | regard pollcy ID
GOOD lite-insurauce company "a next III
;mnortance 10 proper spiritual preparation
for the next world.
yours cordially. w. w. LASDRUM.
CALICO MUS
RICHMOND. Va, January II. 1898.
Messys. John b. carr & Son. General agents
Mortar si0R Mutual, Cdy:
Gentlemen,- have examined tho record
of nv policy for 5000 issued by the
Northwestern Mutual Llfe-lnsurance Com
pany in 1881 on the ftteon-year endowment
plan. and find that tho cash dividends
thereon have increased from 1914 IN 1883
to Sl093j in 1892 Sc per cent. In the
same period the policy has increased IN
value from 5000 10 5000. and viii pro-
baby he worth about 80 60J at maturity.
thus yielding me profit Of about Sl,fO0,
BESIDES fifteen ycG'S' insurance.
/ need hardly say that | am greatly
pleased with these results. which fully
equal nv expectations, and that l would
gladly double the amount of my insurance
did circumstances permit.
Yours truly. >. G.. FAIRBANKS.
And for many more of the same sort
apply to the general agents.
JOHN b. CARY & Sow,
1901 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

The Young Ladies' journal. The Season,
La Mode dc Paris, tor February; also, Tne
Truth. The Illustrated American. and all
the fashion monthhes can be found at
Leonurd's. No. 9OS east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
AND WILL BE
OFFERED At OUR POPULAR Low na-"

This week vO propose sell Off all such GOODS - N.Y.
&c ODD LOTS AND SUCH GOODS ~ WI p' SD.
CARRY INTO ANOTHER SEASON. They Wi b..
REDUCED PRICES MARKED IN PlAiN no
Meanwhile We are RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAHL
dens-tmonts will be enlarged aud special preIario,
will aid us in giving increasing trade larger as'sm "
Improved service this point later At pa So
mainly to the "Odd Lots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
so:

10 Jackets which were SIT, SlG.50,
and 3lj are now leyclled to $40.
These Goats are all Of this seasons
make-not an old garment in the lot t.
and at the prices we've marked them
they are the biggest bargains ever
offered. Colors are Black, Mode, Tan,
and Nayy-with and without fur
trimming. Late buyers will save from
81 to 81 on a coat. and the styles will
not likely change any for several sea
sous We must have the room they
occnpy is the cause for the great re-
ductlon In prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

the inauf u-ation OF President Cleveland
the column will be formed as heretofore,
snd the troops which win constitute the
first division of the parade must neces-
sarily be at the right OF the line. In this
march, however. the whole parade is re-
garded as the esccit o: the President
and all will follow and none precede him,
81 trust, however, that it will not
makes any difference to you and your
gallant command, and that you will be
present IN full numbers. aud i know
you will receive most hearty welcome.
every truly yours.
am. T. MCMAHON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

=. North western DIVIDENDS 'a,""<
At this rate they will soon iali 20 tssv
In proof Of this read the io'io"ins 'o'''''
Arizona republican., 1893-04-04
TEMPE ECHOES,

w. J. Kingsbury was in Phoenix yes
terday on legal business.
Mrs. O'Brien has purchased twenty
acre tract near the town.
Quite large number of Phoenix peo-
ple visited Tempe yesterday.
Messrs. Daggs and P. B. McCabe
were visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs. Andre, the wife OF the Phoenix
saddler, has taken up her residence in
Tempe.
The Maricopa county members Of the
legislature were unanimously in favor
of the Normal school appropriation.
The zanjero OF the Consolidated
Canal company, Mr.. Nelson, has re-
signed his position add taken a con-
tract to Cut 200 acres OF alfalfa.
Ben Goldman has completed his con-
tract for clearing $4,000 acres of land
near Mesa and the land will be turned
over to the respective owners this week.
Lon Harmon has rented his house to
Mr.. Jacques, of Oregon who but lately
arrived here with his family and who
now intends TO make Tempe his future
home.
Feeling well satisfied with the result
OF the assays OF quartz taken from the
Superstition mine No. |, Ed Jones will
at once erect a three-stamp mill and
begin active running.
The Mesa canal will, it is said, he
running again by tomorrow, a dredger
is now at work and from present out
looks water will be turned into the
canal at the stated time.
As soon as the water falls little the
Consolidated Canal Co. propose to build
a new and strong head above the mesa.
A pile driver has been ordered and
when IL arrives the work will progress
as fast as circumstances will permit.
Grain everywhere looks well in the
vicinity OF Tempe and from the acreage
sOwn this coming crop will be by far
the largest ever harvested. The hay
crop too is far advanced and cutting
will begin 9nite early this season.
Ditch work goes on constantly on this
side of the river and every month sees
several thousand acres reclaimed. The
demand for men and teams at present
is so great that those wanting them are
compelled TO advertise,
There were registered at the Tempe
hotel yesterday fltz Mac, Denver j.
Campbell, Phgnix; Ancil Martin and
lady, Phoenix; G. II. Jones, San Fran
cisco; Geo. l.. Prewitt, NJ. d., Phoenix
w. Robinson, A. s. Mills, Arizona Re-
PUBLICAN; Lilly Jeffries, Phoenix.
The Good Templars' lodge OF Tempe
will give an entertainment at the North
Methodist church next Friday evening
at 8 O'Clock. A good program has
been announced and as the price Of adj
mission will be but % cents a large
crowd ought to turn out and help along
good cause.
Ihe Goodwin Bros. propose TO begin
work on the railroad between Tempe
and Mesa within thirty days. The road
is TO he standard gauge and will be
nearly seven and three quarter miles in
length. The present passenger traffic
alone would pay for running train
between these rapidly growing towns.
-Four heavy stages carrying nine pas
sengers each besides many private
teams went to Phenix this morning,
The travel between Tempe, Phoenix and
Mesa il now more than double what il