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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-18
EDUCATIONAL
WILLIAM AND MARY COMMENCEMENT

The celebration OF the TWO HUN
DREDTH ANNIV ERSARY Of the char
ter granted FEBRUARY 9. 1893, by King
william and queen Mary. 20 the free
school and college," at the middle planta-
ton, Virginia, subsequently known as
Williamsburg, will take place WEDNES-
DAY, JUNE q. 1893.
PROGRAMME.
Poem by Charles W. Coleman, Esq, OF
Williamsburg, Va. at IL A. NJ
Grafton 10y j. Allen Watts. Esq, OF
Roanoke. Va.
Banquet Of alumni at $50 =. NJ.
ORDER OF EXERCISES. SESSION
fS92-'Q3:
Rev. James Y. Fair win preach before
the Young Mems Christian Association
on Sunday. June 1s. 1898. at II A. NJ.
Right Rev. Alpheus w. Wilson. or Bal
tiuore. will deliver the final sermon on
sunday June Is, 1893. at S p. NJ.
w. r. Alexander ESQ, OF Winchester,
Va. will address two literary societies,
Monday June 49, 1898. at u NJ.
The Philomathean Society will hold its
annual celebration on Monday, June 10,
1893. at Z. NJ
The Phoenix Society will hold its annual
celebration on Tuesday, June 20, 1898, at
6 =. W.
The exercises on Wednesday, June q,
1913. as above.
Final exercises Of the college will occur
on Thursday, June %. 1893, at 10 A. II.
Tho final ball will occur on Thursday,
June %. 1898. az p VI.
Excursion rates on all trains from
the 18th 10 the 23f. inclusive.
ieGS101i, 1915. Is 0&22
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THURSDAY, June Y, 1888,

at O'Clock T. NJ, and continuing daily
as long as may be necessary, about 40
NICE AND ATTRACTIVE BUILDING
LOTS on Leigh ana other streets, and on
Hermitage avenue, opposite the Wch-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac ram
road shops, and close TO the Falr
Grounds.
These lots are attraqiyely platted,
with fronts Of 80 feet by depth OF 10
feet TO wide alleys; are I'm the direction
Of the best suburban growth, ana SOFA
under the present unfavOrable CONDITIONS
present an opport unity for buying
home site at half price or for big spec
ulation as certain az anything can be-
The auctloneers pledge themselves 10
sell every lot offered regardless OF price,
and with this statement they invite ana
expect the attendance Of all wanting lots
for building purposes or for spccuiatloh
Remember fhat men who are called
lucky get rich because they have the
courage and good Judgment 10 buy when
property IS low and in no demand.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the bal
nnce at six and twelve months for notes,
with interest added, and secured by trust
deed. =. a: "a LII,
y. w. Rowe.
te15-th n. su. tu6th5t Auctioneers.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES. - NIFTY
vi LODGE. No. So. l. o. @. r., in ODE
dience 10 long established law OF the
order. whenever the Great Reaper in
vades our Lodge Home, will. on SUN
DAY. the 18th instant, hold Memorial
Services in POwells Hal Church HIN
avenue. at o'clock =. NJ commemo-
rative Of the lives Of j. g. 5. w. Rey-
noids and Brother @. Dabney ellis, who
have died within the past year. The
Row. George n. Ray Of Union Station
church. viii ohiclate, and make "A suit
able address Odd-Fellows OF sister
MS In this service.
by order Of the Lodge.
w. a. MASON.
jels-lt secretary
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Personal.

HAVING EVERY REASON TO FEAR
III that many of the old patrons Of the
late firm of THOMAS W. MCANCE,
JR., q co. as well as personal friends,
nv Whereabouts, ] take this means OF in
forming them that / am with the iirm
Of A. +. MOSBY x SON, COAL AND
WOOD DEALERS. 100 west Mafshall
street Phone III Patronage soilclted'
satisfaction guaranteed. ...-.
tei7-im THOMAS W MCANCE, JR.
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-----0~~-o~~-0~-S-.'~~ 49,,
w pIfBLIC GENERALLY 10 know
nat can be found with Messrs A. u.
Mostly n son. coal dealers, No. 100
vest Marshall street. J would be pleased
" ffIsaction in every particular. Your
ss'icr solicited a. T. MITCHELL.
Vi,pbone IN. Late with g. IL. Page.
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1.-TWO DOZEN FAMILY ROE
4 Hcrrings ................+..ss..... -
Ten large bars Laundry Soap. -
Pure Sugar Syrup, per galon.-..;. ~
Mocha and Java Coffee, per pound.
Arbuckles Coffee. per pouud........ -
Three pounds Dried Peaches. ...... =
-Four pounds nice French Candy. -
Three pounds Imported Nermiilia.. -
Pure Lard. ..................s ~
-Four cans Lysnhayen Bay oysters. 30
New Picnic Hams. :..;.,,..;s.;....... ~
Five pounds Imported Codfsh....,. .
Northern Irish Potatoes. per bushel .SllD
Rest Family Flour made per barrel. 4.I5
Uich-grade Decorticated, per barrel. $50
Very fine Flour per sack. ......... 20
Best Family Flour per sack......,. "
-Four plugs Sun-Cured Tobacco. y
Nice Fat Pork Sides. per pound. IN
pure cider Vinegar per gallon... -
Prime Northern Butter...,...--.-..- -
w tor Ground Meal per bushpl CD
r-tree cans Tornafoes -............. %
y. OSULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
Phone 50T. mh8l-3m
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n O T @ T. 4!

p Skaters Building,
Richmond. Va, June IL. lsS'
The firm N II. NJ sTARKE q ESTES,
AIN, business al No. g01 east Main street.
nave mis- day made an assignment 10 me,
a. trustee Tor the benefit o. creditors.
conveying all their stock IN trade. Tx
t,ree chooses I'm action and assets OF
sxerv Kind i'm their said business.
An persons indebted 70 the said firm
ore hereby requested 20 settle With the
undersigned. and all persons 70 whom
the said firm is indebted are notified 70
nresent and prove their claims.
j. r. Y. DANIEL.
tate-fr su.2t Trustee.
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Office Collector Of city Taxes,


city Hall.
Richmond. Va. June 1. 1898.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-I AN NOW
y ready 20 receive CITY TAKES for
THE YEAR 1898. II the whole or one
half is not paid by the Both instant 3
PER CENT. WILL BE ADDED and the
ordinance provides that unless ONE
HALE IS PAID IN JUNE the whole
amount. with penalty added is due at
once. and II not paid before SEPTEM-
Der LIST the Collector Is required 10
LEVY. (see chapter II. section y.
ALL MALES twenty-one years OF age;
all persons. male or female who own per-
s0nal property are assessed. and VIII
please call and settle.
Paving. pipe and sewer connection bills
are payable I'm the same manner as taxes
and az the same time.
ONCE open until p. NJ
r. ". CUNNINGHAM,
ie2-1m Collector OF City Taxes.
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSION TO NORFOLK
EAND NEWPORT NEWS-ONLY $50
ROUND TRIP. Full moon on the lanes
No time lost from business. SAIJh r.
DAY NIGHT. JULY ], 1888. Virginia
Navigation Company new steamer 20
Look al this schedule: Leaves Richmond
Saturday night July LIST. az 10 o'clock
sharp, arrives az Newport News az .
A. " and Norfolk nj g A. n. Leaves
News at =. N: arrives in Richmond
1890 Sunday night. Tickets also good
10 return the following Tuesday July
Ample time Sunday 20 visit ola Point
Virginia Beach, ocean view. Ham on
and Soldiers Home. Meals and refresh
ments on steamer Music by "a grand
orchestrion. Ladies' saloon reserved
exclusively for them. jels-t
TXCURsION SEASON OPENED
J. THE VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
COMPANY IS now ready 70 book char
tiers for any OF the following attractive
excursions by their elegant saloon steam
ers Pocahontas new ana Ntiei ne
famous Moonlight Excursions 20 Dutch
Gap and Monitor Fleet. Also saturday
Night and Weekday Excursions 90 Old
Point. Norfolk. Virginia Beach. Ocean
View and Warwick Park.
Churches societies aud other orBanlza-
lions can now secure low rates on CO..
operative plan, by which they can make
good profits without risk. call early
for circular explaining eEcursiOne. terms,
&c. IRWIN " llc4OLft,
Sup't Virginia Navigation Company
iefS-it Planters Bank Building.
A NNUAL PICNIC OF UNION STA
ALTON N. T. SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
PROVIDENCE FORGE.
TUESDAY. JUNE 10Th.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio
depot at A. NJ. Tickets can he pur-
chased at depot Ladies and children.
p cents each. gentlemen, 30 cents each.
Refreshments furnished az city prices.
Go with US; we will give you a good
time. +. a. BOWRY.
je1s 70 Chairman Committee.
y RAND ALL-RAIL EXCURSION TO
n NORFOLK SATURDAY NIGHT,
BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
depot at - o'clock i. VI. sharp. returning.
leaves Norfolk Sunday night, June 18th.
at q j. VI. Refreshments in abundance
al city prices. Tickets can be had from
the following committee at the train.
Lee Hart. Charles Sack, William Duna-
want A. Hawks and George Freeman.
ie411&1S
II XCURsION TO WASHINGTON MON
II DAY, JUNE 10Th, by the ladies Of
the Grace-street Baptist church. Train
leaves Elba az $50 A. NJ: returning.
leaves Washington Tuesday. June goth,
at G.30 =. VI. sharp 1.-TWO days.. Round
rv9i % 2oie4. 7lO1114171s-1Ot
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80 THOMPSON BROWN & Co,
ge''-I lli3 Main street.


FOR SALE FINEST SADDLE HORSE
tne Siate good style; goes an
lnWn sou Tor want " use. Address
sVESE. Postotuce Box 525. jelS-lt.
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Auction sALEs-Mond~y.
We vm sell TOMORROW Monday)

we VIII sell TOMORROW (NondaO
ct 1880 sharp ~. )..,.oro, PAR
ron Si{T g CHAMBER SUITS, IN
walnut and stained wood i1tse ir3,f
q tsr@a WALNUT WARDROBcS. 3
f,rTcffrN SAFES EN TENSION
2, Ill, In ~ rs arse ROCKERS, 2 REFRIG-
{RHT6Rs = SEWING MNChlNNES,'
1fREAUS. HEDSTEApS. :, large Ar AZ
SEt0f rNr STOVE good as new), and
nm other goods. Come and get bar
gains.
se"'S io' A. n. POLLARD.
1000 Proprietor.
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JxrANTED-AT ONCE. LADIES AND
w GENTLEMEN on SALARY OR
COMMISSION. 10 sell GRANTS ATLAS
or THE WORLD. and all Of his publ
cations, IN every town and county OF
Central Virginia. Experienced agents
and ex-school teachers preferred. Ref
orepce required Apply 10 or address
W A. SNYDER. General Manager. go
Main street. Richmond. Va. 1eiA-dt'
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FINANCIAL.
~~~~~.-~.- -.-.-.- 49,. ~-~~0~t
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS
OF THE
Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company, Richmond
and DanViiI8 Railroad Com
pany and System, East
Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railway Company
and System.

THE MERCANTILE TRUST AND
DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE
hereby gives notice that Il is authorized
10 receive the securities above referred
10 under the plan and agreement for
the reorganization Of the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company and other companies,
dated May /. 1898, and known as the
Drexel. Morgan e. CO. Reorganization
Plan, and is prepared to issue receipts
for the same.
MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.
jeis-6t
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sloss Iron and Steel Company,

Sl0ss Iron and Steel Company,
Birmingham. Ala. May rs. 1913.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 RESO-
L LUTON Of the Board Of Directors,
notice is hereby given that the Company
reserves the right 70 decline 90 receive
for conversion. except upon such terms
as IL may prescribe such Of its Conaoi-
dated Income Bonds as may NOT have
been exchanged prior TO July J. lS1.
So. I. SIMS. Secretary.
my25-su we fr-tf
EINANCIAL-SECURED NOTES FOR
II SALE q n good rate Of discount
Loans negotiated.
JACKSON BRANDT e co.
Real Estate Agents and brokers.
iele-ft No. 1903 east Main street.
Money TO LEND-SENEkAL SMALL
vi SUMS, $50 10 $1,000 can De piare+
at once Apply 20 tr.,,r.,-
Phone $50. Jelo-lt
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COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
June lsth-Annual Sermon, by Kew.
George Dana BOardman, ID. d.
June Igth-Joint Celebration Of the two
Literary Societies.
June 20th-A1dress before the Literary
Societies, by Hon. H. st. George
Tucker.
June 2lst-Meetlng Of the Society Of
Alumni
June 22d-Commencement Proper. when
Honors will be announced and
Degrees conferred
The exercises VIII be held I'm the Col
leRe Chapel. beginning at S.f3 =. NJ
The public IS respectfully invited TO
attend b. pURYEAR.
jet7-at Chairman Of the Faculty.
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AnCrIoN sAIns-Futgre Day..

By R. p. Cha1in g Coz
Real Estate Auctioneers
No I north Tenth street.
RUSTTEe AUCTION SALE
OF .,,
APPROVED REAL ESTATE IN The
WEST END,
ON JACOUELTN STREET BEIM EbN
NASuINGTON AND CARTER
STREETS
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BY p. =. Winston & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1117 Main street.
RUsTEEs' SALE
ABLE DWELLING THEREON. BENZ
No. 1Oi4 HICKORY STREET.

1
,o WI, 1uc vi "eu 49,, vi - t uS1 49,,
5,n @ D1 30 ~ h,,sband
D. 10y .S, "a 1,"',,,,r+ ,ri'e'
toos 80 snd recor3od in the cIerk's one
~ The Cbancorv Court Of the CITY of
Richmond. I'm Deed Book 14G c. page
sG5. default having been made in the
payment OF one Of the notes secured by
said deed and being required by the
holder thereof, We VIII offer Tor sale
at PUBIC auction on lhe premises Oh
SATURDAY, June p, ls93,
AT o'clock y. NJ. all THAT PROP
ERTY FULLY DESCRIBED IN SAID
DEED, 10 which reference is hereby
made being lot Of land fronting ~
Itet on hickory street ana running Dach
AZ iDc, 20 an aiey. -
NiNNS' 'aSn as 70 the eHpei i't.S,.,' -,
~, J Inc OF go, WIN ol ~
S1oo "a Sort.,,i,,, - iS09 IA he rest-
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Wanted.

Bids 10 furnish supplies for South
western Lunatic Asylum for. the months
Of JULY. AUGUST and SEP EAl Bhk,
1893 Bids must be sealed and mar Aet
bids 20 furnish supplies" and addressed
TO the undersienad accompanied with
samples Of goods offered. and must be
IN by noon OF JULY 1, 1913 az which
time contracts will be let. a list. Of
such goods as are wanted VIII be fur
delivered I. o. b., Marion depot Va.
Beef cattle must be young steers and
barren helfers. Bids to furnish beef
cattle for both one and two quarters
Will be considered None to weigh less
than eight hundred pounds gross and
must be good rat. an cattle which do
not I'm the above description will be
rejected when offered by contractor:
The right TO accept or reject any or all
bids offered is reserved. ...,...
&. w WHITE.
iarg-1f Steward.
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GREEN & RICHARDSON.

for the purpose Of conducting the Whole
sale Grain and Feed Business, at ll05
east Cary street and 1l0t Basin Bank.
We ask our friends and the public for
a share of their patronage. which VIII
receive our prompt and personal atten-
ton.
w. F. GREEN,
Late Of BAYLOR. Green & CO.
W. +. RICHARDSON, yR.,
je1S-lt Lately with Alvey Bros.
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MEETINGS.

| Q. o. F.-MEAiORIAL SER -.
!. NlCES-There will be a ssegessss
joint meeting Of the lodges OF - cssSsS&
THIS city and Manchester on Flsz.st
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, az S.9a
al Odd-Fellows' Hail. 10 commemorate
the virtues OF our deceased brethren.
There Will be short speeches by those
eminent in the order. music etc The
meeting will be open, and the friends of
Odd-Feliows will be made AT home.
THOMAS n. KENDLER.
Jels-lt' Grand Master.
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nv virtue n deed Of trust from A. j..
a;or,lon and wife dated December ~
$50 recorded iu Hcnric0 county Court
Deed Book lh y. page llI' an4 AZ In l
quest Of beneficiary. default having Desn
made I'm payment Of note secured III
san deed I win sell by public aucuon'
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, June p 1893.
af $50 O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY
DESCRIBED IL SAID DEED as az
fbat CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF
fxaXSD Win tbe buildings and improve
,uents thereon. lying and being IN the
county OF HcnricO, state Of virginia,
near the western limits OF the city on
Eichm0ud lying on and fronting on the
north line Of Jacluehn street between
RnshinetOn and Carter streets, com
frencine at q point 3l6 feet west OF
Washington street and fronting on sara
north lire Of Jacquelln street 80 feet
AID extending back in northeriy diTrc-
ton and between parallel lines 200 ieet
q en alley 20 feet wide. Also that
certain other LOT or PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being in said county
OF HenricO adjoining the rear poruoh OF
III lot hcreiubefore described. and lying
east OF A. fronting on the south side
bf said alley ana running back from II
I'm sOutherly direction ana between
parallel lines 100 feet, the said lot be-
Iug 20 feet wide
IINIr is new UAiNiAth 'thNlf hhh
DWELLING on the lot fronting on JacQue-
TERMS. cash for expenses Of sale,
writing fhe deed OF trust ana 70 pay
Two notes of SIS each. with interest on
kl5 from March ~ 1S3 Credits for
notes ass follows. SIS due September 20.
1888: - due December %. 1893; Sl5 due
slarch 20 1S1t: SO due June 20. 1894,
and 81 ODO also due June 20. 1894, and
residue. If any. on terms 10 be announced
~ hour Of sale.
WALTER SYDNOR. Trustee.
z b. CHAFFIN e CO, Auctioneers.
jelG-td
BY p. p. Winston & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1117 Main street.
ri RUSTEEs' SALE
OF
THIRTY FEET OF LAND FRONTING
ON HICKORY STREET AND
RUNNING BACK III FEET TO AN
ALLEY. WITH 4 COMFORT
ABLE DWELLING THEREON. BEING
No. 1914 HICKORY STREET.
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~ HE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE
l. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
will assemble az the College Building
in this city. on WEDNESDAY, JULY
-, 1893, at u NJ, for the purpose Of
ELECTfNG TWO PROFESSORS FOR
THE NEWLY CREATED CHAIRS. one
for the Diseases ~ the Eye and Ear
and Throat and the other OF General
Pathology and Bacteriol0gy. ana also to
elect two Professors 20 supply the va
caucies created by resignation in the
Chair OF Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren and I'm TIE Chair o. Materia Medlca
and Therapeutics.
Candidates for these positions win for
ward their applications and testimonials
20 Christopher TOMPKINS. NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
WILLIAM W. CRI'MP.
President Board Of Visitors.
DANIEL. D. TATIFY.
Secretary. mv31-1tsu&tutiyl2
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FOR RENT.

l. OR RENT. a.
1921 and 1903 Floyd avenue; 8 ILL
rooms.
lOT5 east Marshall street; rooms.
2SQlo and 2SO3 east Clay street; rooms.
24O2 west Main street (haD; rooms.
II west Marshall Street (rooms); D
rooms.
S24 and S2G north Twetty-seventh
street: rooms.
3O23 east Franklin street; q rooms.
u and IA Meadowbridge road; . rooms.
1901 west Broad street (store)
CARNEAL a. GAYLE,
Real Estate Agents,
te1S-1t HOG Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs-rut"re Days
by \. W. Bowo and +. A. Cailin.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Sale WITHOUT LlMI2I.!!
BUILDING LOTS
IN THE NEAR SUBURBS AT AUCTION
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
POSITIVE SALE OF ABOUT
800 BUILDING LOTS
In The Northwest Suburbs,
HERMITAGE AVENUE AND ON WEST
LEIGH AND OTHER STREETS,
BEING A PART OF THE LAND FORMER
LY OWNED BY WILLIAM A.
THOMAS, DECEASED.

We will sell by auction, on the prem
ises. beginning on
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DISSOLUTION AND CO-PARTNERsHIP.

-~~~-~-~-~- .-.- 80 $500 - ~.-.~.---.--
Richmond Va. June l., lSl3.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
i day formed a cO-partnarship under
the style Of
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Office Superintendent Public Schools.
Richmond. Va, June 16, 1898
>, y 4 NV r,IDar or I'M A l.rrr-rtc,

i
An examination VIII be held as re-
quirei by laWD for the benefit Of those
who desire TO OBTAIN LICENSES 10
teach I'm the Public Schools OF the city
of Richmond. at the RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL BUILDING. 500 east Marshall
street. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE n. 1898,
commencing ut O'Clock a. NJ
~ B.-This examination is NOT in
tended for graduates at the Richmond
High School and colored High and Nor
NAL Schools
WILLIAM +. FOX, Superintendent.
CHARLES Z. BADY. Clerk. jel7-4t
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Miss Gerty Young


r. J.. Adams. o. To- AIrl Wlp
Allen. Willie AGREE Josse Arlington.
vs.. r. ArmIstead. o. y. Ag'L o. Vs.
Anderson
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Mrs Beauiah Taylor Miss ~ C rr.
Tor. Mrs ldelia Thompson NIs Nrs
Tinsley, Mrs Fountain TrIcr
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WE WANT AT ONCE. RELIABLE
ine) to advertise and KEEP our SHOW
CARDS tackled UP in towns on trees and md
fences along public roads. steady work -}iI
in your own county. - $50 a, a piS2sFs
doDortted i'm your bank when started.
RANCO-GERMAN ELECTRO CUM
pANY. Box SCI, Cincinnati, OHIO
40. n euG-ueGt
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DOARD CAN BE HAD AT BUlNY'
Is ORANGE COUNTY, VA. within one
milo OF station. mineral springs ana
physician. Apply 20 1900.
MRS. A. Seldom JONES,
Rapidan. Culpeper county va
je14we, fr&suGt
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G. W. Bailey Tnsley Baylor Archie
Banks. Alexander Rell. Pamrhrr J.
Bersher. Frank Blggs. Dock lnrnmrf
Wnlie J. Bowles. r. NJ. BuI Robert
Brown, j. O.. Beudett,
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Ella Scholar Miss Elizabeth sft
Miss Minerva Slaughter tltNa Sd.
Smith Miss Fannie S0uthall Miss m
stenard Mrs. ". NJ. Strauss Ne F.
Strass.
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Daniel chisholm. Lee Collins Henry
Crump. Phil CroXton.
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=. +. Dabnoy. r.. l.. Dennins, ~, 7
Q. DcXon. D0rsOn Deit.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-03
THE PORTIUNCULA.
DevotiOns for the Souls in Pur.
xatOry.


At shutdown yesterday ceremony
known as the "Portiuncula Indulgence"
was closed at st. Boniface Church, Ger
man Catholic place of worship on Golden
Gate avenue, conducted by the Franciscan
Fathers.
The devotions began at 8 O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon, and from that time
until sunset yesterday the church was
crowded, excepting the latter part of
Tuesday night.
The ceremonies are held on August 2
and by dispensation Of the Pope the
churches Of the Franciscan Fathers are
permitted plenary indulgence TO those who
visit them on that day.
ut is for the souls in purgatory that
this day is set apart, and 1t Is the greatest
day Of Indulgence in the Roman Catholic
church," explained one of the Franciscan
Fathers.
"As often as the devoted want to come
they may offer up their prayers and receive
plenary indulgence for their departed dear
ones or friends.
''ln fact" continued the reverend gen
tleman, "many have come at daybreak.
brought their lunches along and have been
praying all day long,"
It was almost impossible to gain access
to the church at O'Clock. for crowds were
thronging before the sun went down.
The day is consecrated to st. Francis of
Assisium. who, so says holy lore. hal his
feast day set aside for the deliverapce of
the souls in purgatCrY.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-03
OAKLAND WINS.
Baseball and Indians at
Piedmont.
The Result of the Struggle Between
the Rival Clubs Shown by
the Score.

The manager of the Oakland ball team
is an enterprising sort of chap. He
knows that in these dull times lots of in
ducements in the amusement line must be
held out to people in order to get them TO
exchange their quarters and dimes for
exhibitions Of baseball. and over at the
Piedmont grounds yesterday he put his
knowledge to good use.
In addition to the eighteen or twenty
young men who are struggling to gather
in some sort Of pennant for either Ok
land or Sacramento. he also has stakrd
out on his reservation full-fledged Wild
West show, with its Gila monsters. Tomb
stone stage. lore hunters cabin, Sheriff's
attachments and all.
The Wild West people did not exhibit.
they just spread themselves over that
section OF the ground known in baseball
parance as center field. and when they
were not lodging balls. or players in pur-
suit of balls, tried 10 master the intrica-
cies of the game. While the Wild West
show attracted lots of Sttention, it was not
one bit more deserving OF it than the ball
game, for 1t was pretty we'll loaded up
with excitement
Scorer Stapleton's story of the days
atruoula rpadS.