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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-05-17
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MILACA ZEPHYRS.

Fl MAILS arrive from Foreston. st. Cloud and
Western points at 80 A. NJ. From Princeton,
Elk River, Anoka, Minneapolis, St. Paul and all
close for Foreston, st. Cloud and all western
points at 300 pm. For Princeton. Elk River.
Anoka, Minneapolis, St. Paul and all eastern
points at Z. M. Office open from A. NJ. to P. M
on week days and closed on Sunday.
a 83 A. 54 G u. BARRETT, P. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
TO A JURY IN SIX CASES.
.Jaspcr, the MaiIRobber. Valves Ixami-
nation and Goes Up.

nation and Goes Up.
Robert Jasper, the negro who was ar
rested on Friday morning while in the
act Of robbing the post-ofiice box OF
Messrs. Purcell. Ladd & Co., was before
Justice Crutehfeld in the Police court
Yesterday morning. There were SIX
charges against him, and he waived eX-
animation and was sent TO the grand
Jury In each. Jasper was represented by
Giles Il. Jackson. the colored lawyer
who had nothing to say about the case
further than 10 waive. The accused Is
charged with robbing the box of Messrs.
Purcell. Ladd & Co. of letters containing
checks for Sl5I6S and $3.50, also with
stealing a letter-bOX key belonging 10
that firm. lie is also accused Of the
larceny OF a bunch Of keys frcm the
Tavlor-Rolling Company and robbing the
letter-box OF that concern OF checks LOT
$1i6G3 and S6.ll.
Fannie Harris (colored), charged with
the larceny of a lot Of marketing from
Is. Cardby, was discharged.
Sarah Jane Cox (colorcD WAS fined -
for striking Johanna Mahoney, whit"
woman with fiat-iron. \ counter
charge against Johanna was dismissed.
Inc case OI btOl6t CiNNAt "i'S w.
up for assaultng and striking Caroline
Johnson, will be given hearing Tuesday.
The continued case of Peter Chiocca'
charged with keeping his bar-room open
on Sunday was dismissed.
Basil Gathright was before the court
on the accusation OF cruelty beating and
driving brown mare belonging TO James
McDonough. owing to the absence OF
witnesses the examination was postponed
until Wednesday next.
John Anderson (colored), who was seve-
raj days ago arrested for stealing two
pieces Of pants-cloth from 5. wolf, was
sent on to the grand Jury and required
to give security for six months for his
good behavior.
The cases of George and John Jefferson
(colored). who, with Matthew Ellington.
were arrested on the charge of murder
ing Robert Howard June 9th, were call
ed and postponed again until Tuesday
morning, in order that the Common
wealth's Attorney might have time 10
look into the matter it will be remem-
berad that Ellington has already been
sent 10 the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
BARTON Heights Eriefs.

Mrs. J. ii. Harvey has returned from a
pleasant visit to Farmville, Va.
Mrs John T.. Rose is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Fowlkes. on Church Hill.
Mrs. Wise, of Norfolk county, is visit
Ing her mother Mrs James T. Redd.
Mrs Josiah Ryland returned home
Monday from visit to her daughter. in
Orange county.
Mr.. j. W. Williams, who was injured
two months ago by the JOlting of his
horse. is out again and looking well.
Mr.. Alexander Ryland mas returned
from Lexington, Va. where he mas been
attending the Virginia Military Institute
Mr.. J. II. White was taken sick while
travelling and was brought home Tuesday.
He improved very much after getting
home.
Messrs II. L. Cooke, w. d. Stuart. c.
W. Patter. and l.. w. Ryiand viii leave
to-day for King and Queen county. They
will make the trip through the country
hy private conveyance. They will be gone
two weeks.
Twelve Barton Heights gentlemen had
nice time on the Fourth al Staples )
pond. Quite number Of fish were caught.
AIR. James Bailey pulled IN one weighing
twenty-five pounds.
Mr.. Fritz Sitterdimg will commence at
once 10 erect eight new dwellings in dif-
ferent parts OF Barton Heights and Brock
land Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Miss Gilie Cary Miss Margaret Prosser'
Paul Pratt. II. r.. Smith.
Iynchburg-Rev. Dorsey Blake. Mrs.
Dorsey Blake, J. y. Nowlin, Jr.,
Danville-Rev. d. +. Lipscomb and r.
H. whest,ey.
Belmont, va.-Mrs. II. II. Powell and
daughter.
Graham, Val. II. McWanc.
Ash Grove, va.-F. w. Besley..
Darlington Heights-J. A. Craddock.
Herndon--Miss G. Mexican.
Norfolk-~E. T. Powell.
The party will travel In parlor-car
fron, Richmond TO Clifton FORGE. and IN
n sleeper from clifton Forge TO CINCINNATI.
They will leave here via the chesapeake
and Ohio railway at 2:2O O'Clock Iuesaay
afternoon.
The strike now hindertng railroad travel
In the West has caused considerable IN
easiness among the Virginia Endeavorers,
but the following kilograms are suihcleh.
assurances to all who intend going ,ha'
no trouble In anticipated:
John u. Potts, ID. L. A.. Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad. Richmond. Va:
"The strike is over, 70 far az the Big
-Four IS concerned. and all trains are
''"''"' va &C. b. RYAN.
cincinnati. O.. July 6, 1894"
The following message was received IN
response TO one sent DR.. J. H. Tyier'
chairman OF the Cleveland committee;
Robert Lecly. Jr., State transportation
Manager, Richmond, Va:
You can get through without trouple'
trains are runninE. J. Il. TYLER.
Cleveland. o.. July 7. 1884
The Dispatch has IN previous issues
given n full outline of the programme
for the great gathering Of young CHRISTIAN
people. ,. ,.u,
Among the distinguished speakers VIII
be President Clark. Anthony Comstoch'
Canon Richardson. Of ontario; Dr. hen
son. OF Chicago; DR.. Beckley. of PhIla-
delphia; DR.. Tupper, OF st. LOUIS d.
Hamlin. OF Washington. and others
The local union Of Richmond heiu "
rally Friday night at Centenary Metho-
dist Episcopal church, and after an in'e-
resting talk from Mr.. lHcky. elec'ed tne
following officers: President. I. NJ Huhu-
ley. of the Seventh-Street Christiah
church; Vice-President. +. u. MARQUES
OF the Second Presbyterian secretary
Y. w. Miles. Of Grace-Street PresDyte-
rian: Treasurer, Miss Annie Lee Shyue,'
OF Centenary Methodist. Mr.. {. X. LINN
was appointed delegate to represent 'h'
local union at the Cleveland convehuoh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Freig LIT Clerks to Play.

The clerks OF the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac freight office in this
city met after business-hours yesterday.
and organized baseball nine. Mr.. G.
Il. Stern was elected manager. Mr.. Leslie
Ellis captain. and Mr.. Percy S. Chandler
secretary and treasurer. The nine em-
braces some good material. and with a
little practice the boys viii doubles be-
come as familiar with ;ie horse-hide and
ash as they are with the rate-sheet and
quill, and handle them with equal agility.
Mr.. Ellis was formerly member OF an
Ashland nine and Is heavy batter, but
in tbis respect Is not without company.
Frank Dickinson pitches fair curve.
which. when allowed to pass the batter
unmolested, will find a hospitable host In
the person OF A. T. August, a. catcher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Installation of Officers.

At stated meeting OF Schiller Lodge.
No. l39. /. Q. O. F.. held on Wednesday,
July 4th. District-Deputies NJ. Il. Ramos
and Charles Pohlg, with the assistance
Of Past-Grands Charles LOefier and Otto
Morgenstern, installed the following off,
GERS for this term: Sitting Past Grand
Albert +. Waldbauer: Noble Grand, Her
man Zank: Nice-Grand, Herman S,ein:
Secretary. Walter Semi; Treasurer. VIII
liam Holzapfel: Chaplain. Conrad Gross;
Conductor Emil Schmidt: Warden.
Edward LESS: Inside Guardian. Paul
Wagner: Outside Guardian. Charles Scha-
fer; Right Supporter to Noble Grand.
O. Morgenstern Left Supporter to Noble
Grand. G. r. Ross; Right Supporte" to
Nice-Grand. Emil Endars; Left Supporter
to Vice-Grand. Charles Wittel; Right
Scene Supporter, Charles Gloss; Left
Scene Supporter. Henry Leiss
Deputy Councillor W. W. Yeaman
visited jefferson Council. No. 81, Jr. o..
l.. A. NJ. on last Tuesday night. and in
stalled the following officers: Junior Past
Councillor J. T. Hall; Councillor, Henry
Molt2; Nice-Councillor, w +. Miller Re-
cording Secretary. T.. ". Miller; Assistant
Recording Secretary. J. Ed. Riddick;
Financial Secretary. +. McAlwee; Treas
urcr. j. J. Dayis; Conductor. Ray CO.
bean: Warden, ". T. Mallory; Inside Sen
tinel, w. O. Mallory; Outside Sentinel.
r.. J. Mallory: Trustee eighteen months.
W. F. Miller; Trustee (siX months, Henry
Moltz: Representative State Council for
two years., a. w Miller
Deputy-Groat-Sachem Z. W. Miller
visited Manataha Tribe No. Sc. I. o. X.
NJ. on Saturday sleep and installed the
following chiefs for the ensuing term
Prophet, ". A. Turner; Sachem. j. j.
Davis; Senior Sycamore, John Penrose;
Junior Sycamore. Henry Moltz; Chief of
Records. Z. W. Miller: Keeper Of VAN
pun. W. O. Mallory; Keeper Of Wigwam,
Il. S. Warmer; First Sannap. W. w.
Minor: Second Sannap, j. w. Dyer First
Warrior. W. S. c. AGREE; Second warrior,
r. J. Mallory; Third Warrior. b. l..
phaup; Fourth Warrior. w. II. McKenna;
First Brave. G. NJ. Fox; Second Brave
]. C. LOwery; Third Brave. y. +. Bruffy;
Fourth Brave, ". H. Henning. After the
installation refreshments were served.
This tribe is in a fourishing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS.

Mrs. Tazwell Helms, at Helms Post-ofice,
Frank.in county. Va, wishes limited number
OF summer boariers.
Lection OF residence unsurpassed Tor health
fuirsss aud beauty OF mountain scenery.
VISITORS viii b. met at Boons Mills. Norfolk
ara Western railroad.
Board reduced to SIS per month for sdults.
M chiliren under - wears OF age taken.
Please address as above. y i-3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
THE ENDEAvoRERs' CONVENTION.
A Large Delegation to Go from Virginia
Strike Will Not Interfese.

The great convention of 1894 Of Chris
tan Endcayors will assemble next Wed
nesday night at Cleveland, o., and VIII
continue In session until Sunday night.
Large delegations from all portions OF The
country will attend. and much interest
81 being manifested.
The following Virginia delegates and
friends are listed. and II is quite certain
Others Will be added on Monday: Rich
nond-Dr Jabex Hall and daughters, IN
s. Bennett, c. r. Link. Ro. Lscky. Jr.,
Miss Alice Budd, Mrs. Ro. Lecky. Jr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
BUFFALO LITHlA 81 Rim u )

on Atlantic and Danyiie railroad, Meek
lenburg county, Va, now open. The IN
ternaI use OF these valuable medicinal
waters In conjunction with the hot mine
ral-watsr baths has accomplished some OF
the most remarkable cures on record,
especially in govt, rheumatic govt and
rheumatism FACILITIES FOR HOT
AND COLD MINERAL-WATER BATH
ING. Send for pamphlet and see what
many OF the leading physicians say or
the value OF this water In dyspepsia anu
kidney trouble ana a. a nerve tonic. TX
cursi0n-tlckets II reduced rates. and good
connections from southern points. For
namphlet. terms etc. address
W. s. AYRES. Manager.
60 10-lm buffalo I.ithia Springs va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
VHE ELKTON HOTEL,
l. ELKT0N, VA

Opens JUNE 26th under the manage
ment of 4. d. WRIGHT (of Wrlghts
Hotel Charlottesville, Na). one OF the
finest resorts In the mountains of Viz
glnia. one thousand feet above tide
water. Accommodations for 80 guests.
All modern Improvements. Gas, electric
bells, baths. public and private. Perfect
sanitary arrangements Finest bass fish
Ing in the State. The celebrated Elk
Lithla Water used exclusively Tor
formation, rates, &c, address y. j..
WRIGHT, Charlottesville, Va, until
June 25th; after that date. ELl<TON, VA.
L..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
THE BRANDON
BASIC CITY, VA.

This favoritc resort IL now open 70 's'y ~
under entirely new management y 'no
,nnsJ Convenient place on the Cnesal cake ann
0bio railway for Richmond pc pie, belns vnlt
fonr hours ride. All modern convenience anu anu
non,forts such as large rooms and hails M rlo.
o,,iy, ,.arneted. Electric nes, gas not ana
eeoId I,h,e baths. Atmosphere DRY and in'igo,
rst,ng 40 MOSQUITOES NO MALAhlA
A beautiful twelye-acre lawn, 1nsui O.
,nonntoin a.enery N every direction. IV.i
Serv and beautiful drives. Fine hunting. hsh-
inc and boating. Freestone and hthla "eto,'
speclI ra''' " {. W. SMITH.
dreis prorrietn~
10 22-4w .--.,..,,,.,.. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
WANTED, BOARDERS AT LAWN

~ HOTEL. Bowling Greece. Va, near Nil
ford station. businessmen can get breakfast
AID get 20 Richmond before o'clock. Terms,
Si5 per month.
il aim j. L. kICHERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
DOARDERS WANTED NEAR

kt Charlottesville aul mountains. Accessible
- church. UOst-Osice. and railroad. Resident
physi,ian For particulars apply TO Mr.. Dr. K.
Il. sHACKELFORD. Bowlesyille, near CouDam,
Automatic cDunty, Va. j. -lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

TT YOU WANT TO BECOME RICH
j IN orc month. send 10 cents Stamps uf
nbotos ond partlculars OF the greatest GAME-
TABLE over invented. II beats the JACKPOT
GolJNine. hanks and all other slot machines.
The privilege to keep this wonder "a W. ABLE
lone" week IN good saloon, pooifoofn' VI
clubhouse is worth $500 or more.
INTERNATIONAL AUTOMATIC
MACHINE COMPANY,
IS 1-Su2t 2gi goo Nam street, Cincinnati, y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08


Ny Boar Cousin Your letter Of the 9Th
has followed mo to this place.
shall have been here q fortnight next Nednes-
day, 24tL, and, though | ieel no decided iui-
proyement M myself. | cannot prevent regret
ting doar Cousin. that you are not with me,
for see such Denent derived ~ others In taxing
these baths. am not gong 10 enumerate tho
cages. TOT you 'Obqb.y nave heard OF many
siinilar, but Will content myself with saying that
tncy are wonderful ana ought 10 encourage all
10 hope Tor rolief. Dr.. CaDell. OF the Virginia
Uuiserslty. tells me, ne Is the resident physician
here, that % out OF 100 that have come under
his cognIzance. VINO have tai hfully taken tho
waters, have been relieved. come entirely and
others partially. Mine like case may DO
beyond their reach. out - may have como
within their healing powers. And what COM
tors IL would have been 10 Us all. There was an
old gentleman here, several years my seLtor,
who had not walked Tor n year, and could not
even turn himsel! IN bed, after months trial
Of the waters, went hOme yesterday being aole
to walk with cane. Dr. CaDtn said he ought
10 have remained until October. Hs NAV have
been n case Of special blessings, seeing he had
fitn.
shall leave on tho 10Th.
Goodbye. my dear cousin. May God pro-
serve you.
Most truly yours. ane aud faithfully.
Signed H. +. LEE.
For circulars and further Inform alton, apply
70 FRED SlEkRI,
Manager
DIR. +. ". CHAPLIN,
Medical Director, Hot springs, Va
JOHN d. PORTS,
Division Passenger Agent Chesapeake and
ONO Railway Company, Richmond, Va.
- L ift.F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
C,ITuATION WANTED By CONlPE-

CITUATION WANTED BY COMPE-
- TENT and busting Young married man go
with manufacturing firm a. boOg-kceper. assist
ant, or shipping clerk. Ten years practical Dusi-
ness experience with prominent firms. Best reic-
rencss "a - character ami qualifications rom
last employer with reason for change. Long
hours ami moderate sllrry expected. Would
90 20 the country. az Box 81, kernersyile,
4 " .l.tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
WANT CUSTOMERS.

2 Cans Large California Pesches. ......'e ~
Larko Fat Mackercl. new, per q zen.... ~
ii Boxes Nice Sardines. -
u Pounds Nee Rice. Observation-Disclosures -
Fine New Orleans M0lasse'..........,... ~
Ro,k-CGndy syrup. water white...'..''.' 90
3 900 Bags Choice Family Fiour......... -
Fine Cream Cheese. .....-.-...'.. .'.'.,'' - ~
Roller Patent Family Flour. per BARREL. o'oo
Pure CIDER Vinegar. per ganon.......... 70
: olugs Fine Sun-Cured 1Oha'co.......... -
Nire Green Tea. fine for suminer..".'.. -
dozen Now cut llerrings. .............. ~
z mounds IvOry-Glsss Lump Starch..".. -
Home Made Preserves. per pounn,.......
. bounds Assorted cakes. -
3 hounds Cream Lunch Bscu'ts......... 20
Nice Peach Butter, per pound ........ .
Mocha and Java Coffee. fresh roasted. -
Nee Ca .ifornla Hams, cOuntry-cured. .
500 Bales strictly Choice Timothy Hay ~
d. ONrLLIVAN.
Phone 5O7. Eighteenth and Main Streets
"a pa-Sa Su-IuAlh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

since the ccmpleticn o! the new Barh-H0use
this resort has had among its patrons many OF
tho wealthiest and most prominent people OF
the United States. most OF whom have hereto
lore zone regularly season after season, 10
European Springs. Always critical aud ex-
acting and Al Drst incroGulous, they have uui-
forinly become warm and enthusiastic in thelr
commentators. ana pronounce the waters,
batn-. improvements ami natural Surroundings
equal to the best they hayo ever known.
Prices moderate, varying with accommoda-
tons desired.
80 SANIIARlCM in tho world shows better
results m treatment nervous troubles, RHEJ-
MATlsM AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
The following extract from letter 81 General
Robert f.. Lee, Written apOui two months before
he died. will be OF interest 10 all. III. printed
Dy perEission OF General fiHhugh Lee, who
expresses the hope lLatit may attract sufferers
10 Ihs relief Afforded by these waters:
HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, !
August 20. 1870. I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

NgOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS over Rocknsh Gap, Blue Ridge
Mountains, 1000 feet above the level OF the sea-
Emo views, a delightful summer resort, cheap
boari strong iron springs; many attractions 10
the invalid. pleasure-seekers, end families oI
cssy access. Address Aessrs MAcSiE & o.
49,, Y. my 1l-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
COUNCIL COMMITTEE NEWS.

The Council Committee on Schools met
and organized last evening. City-Clerk
August called the body to order ana MT
John Mann. Jr., was elected chairman
and Mr. Joseph T. Mountcastie sub-chair-
man. Some routine business was trans
acted, and the meeting adjourned.
The committees which assemble In the
City Hall tomorrow for organization are
the following:
Elections, in Room No. II. at IL \. NJ;
Police. in Room No. y, at u NJ; Claims.
in Room No. II. at =. NJ; Accounts
and Printing, in Room No. r. at $50 +.
NJ: Ordinance. in Room Nc. r. at $50
=. NJ. First Market, in Room No. II, at
+. NJ.
There will be a regular session OF the
Committee on Relief Of the Poor In Room
No. II at 6 i. NJ. tomorrow on this
occasion the Clerk to the Outdoor Poor
is TO be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Ex-oFFICER WILLIAMS FINED.

The case Of ]. Walter Williams, the ex
policeman, charged with resisting Officer
william \. Shield was called in the
Hastings Court yesterday. Mr.. williams
pleaded guilty to the charge, and was
fined SIS. which he promptly paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

1xrANTED. EVERYBODY TO

w KNOW that thcv can have FIRST
CLASS UPHOLSl EEiNG AND aAIl RRSS
WORK doue at moderate prices by JACOB
UMLAUF. Upnolsterer and Mattross-Naker, 10
south Belyidere street, iCrnerly with Preston
Bevn. ~ Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
BY A GENTLEMAN

w and wife THREE OR FOUR ROOMS.
Possession wanted elmer Immediately or by LIT
o. October. Address W. L. ;, 9l5 west Main,
city. ~ S-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

w family. TWO YOUNG MEN 20 Occupy
nicely-furnished room with cool board. Sober
gentlemanly mechanics not Objectionable. Lc-
caton central ana very liberal terms. Address,
with reference, II. :. c., care DISPATCH. ~ SIC
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