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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
At THE A. AND N. COLLEGE.
pI.appoiutcd NV ConGrcssman Hatch
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The Railway Commission to-day began
f.r assessment Of railway property. The
attorney Of the Wilmington and Weldon
railway appeared and urged the commit
GOO Co reduce the rate Of assessment on
s.lo-tracks The latter are now asscss,d
a. th" same rate as The main line.
Hoycuue-Colcctor simmons appoints 4.
d. HuE4ns. eN-SupcHor Court clerk OF
'rsI'W county, 10 % cicfk-hlp IN ms once
Woe ID. ~. Granger. Who IL maze general
s'"i N'fI-t anu -huI'I' al 'idIns'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
The Cost Was $4,000.

A dispatch from Martinsburg, W. Va
SAYS: The cost to the state or keeping
troops in the field at Eagle station anu
Renwood during the miners strike is
10000. and there is no money to pay the
bill The Legislature at its last session
appropriated $1,000 for the guard but IL
Is found that the appropriation Is ioi
encampmeut alone, and cannot be useu
10 defray expenses OF active service "oN'
crnor MacCorkle gave his personal note
FOR g.. 500 10 pay the troops that were or
der.d out to Eagle Station. and II he
does not DO likewise for those ordered 70
Denwood they VIII have TO wait until
after the next meeting Of the Legisia-
ture in January for their money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
THE TIMES NEWSPAPER COMPANY
Charter Granted by Judge Keith Norton
St. Johns Military Academy.


ALEXANDRIA. VA. June l9.-(Spe-
cial)-Judge Keith Norton. of the Cor
poration Court. yesterday granted a new
charter to the Times Newspaper Company
of Washington, which states that 1t Is
to publish a newspaper. daily and weekly,
in that city. The amount of real estate,
which the company can hold is placed
at one acre. and its capital stock is $4,000,
divided into shares Of $40 each. Mr.. c. {.
Carlin has been appointed agent for this
city. and the following il the list OF
officers for the ensuing year: President
c. q. Conn. Washington; Treasurer, jack
son II. Raston, Hyattsville, Md; Secre-
tary. Frank III. Padgett. Washington, and
directors. w. II. q. simmons. Harry
Speake. and Joseph Is. Potter all oil
Washington.
The corporators of st. Johns Military
Academy. OF this city, held meeting
here last night. accepted the charter
adopted by the General Assembly, ana
organized. Rev. Father Carne, OF Rich
mond, was appointed chairman, whllf
Messrs Leonard Marbury, NJ. Il. Harlow
and Nianney Ficklen were delegated t'
the positions of vice-chairman, treasurer
and secretary. respectively the price,
of shares Of STOCK were pldceu AZ y
each. seal chosen, and the chairman
ordered to send out a circular annouhc-
ing the intentions of the corporation
Among those present at the meetihA
were Corporation Brent eA
Delegate Corbett, and others.
The body of an unknown white man
sunnosed TO be a Washingtonian. was
fonnd nv James Lucas. of this city. float
ing in the Potomac yesterday evening Il
was taken to Demaine's undertaking es
Establishment on King street. here, where
an inquest will be held over it during th'
day.
Rev. Richard L. Carne assistant pastor
of Sacred Heart church, Richmond, Is Il
this city on a visit to relatives.
There are several cases of typhoid fevei
in the city. Though many are serious non'
have as yet proved fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20

As we said a few days since,
It's not a question of selling
at a profit but at a loss, so as
to keep busy.
Here are some fast sellers:
Colored Figured India
Linen, worth l24c., reduced
now to &c.
4O.inch Irish Lawn, worth
10c., now 6fc.
Canton Cloth, worth 12Ic.,
now &c.
Percales, nice styles. now
Gle.
Zoe. quality Dress Bingham,
now sc.
124 quality Dress Cling
ham, now SIC.
Open Stripe Organdie, was
16Sc., now 10c.
Wide Dress Style Percales,
now SIC.
35c. Striped English Gala
tea, now l5c.
DC. Wide Wool CEalli,
now l9c.
zoe. quality Wool Challi,
now 1Oc.
35c. French Crinkle Cling
ham, now l9c.
zoe. quality French Cling
ham, now l24c.
Our White Goods, Laces,
and Ribbons are kept well as
sorted, and we have every ar
ticle at the right price.
Have you seen our Silk
Remnants !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF pYrHIAs.
New Lodges. Gain In Membership Double
Marriage In Wake County.

RALEIGH. y. c., June l9.-(Special.)-
The Grand Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias
Of North Carolina meets at Winston TO-
morrow. From officials Il is learned that
during the past twelve months thirteen
new lodges have been chartered. making
forty-nve now in the State. while the gain
in membership is 1903. making the total
800
At Morrisville. this county. to-day. two
daughters OF Sheriff Page were married
At the same tme-MiSs Cora Page TO
John G. Cooper. OF Rowan county. and
Miss Mary l.. Page II julian l.. Johnston.
OF Paducah, Ky. The Page family is
well known in the State.
Governor Carr. who had been sick for
week, was able to be present to-day
at the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
logo commencement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
NATIONAL COUNCIL.
MINOR ORDER or UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS IN SESSION.
49,, New Southern States Added Daring
The Ncsr-rrosperity the orgsniza-
tlou-New Onfccrs-Ncxt Place.

AsuEVILLE. y. c.. June 10. Especially
The National Council Of the Junior order
- i-ngcd American Mechanics convened
tcrc to-day. Nsuonal-Couneillor III. a.
,.bh Of New Jersey, presiding. About
I'D delegates are present
Tho annual report Of the national sec
rotary shows that the increase OF mem
/, ,ehip during tho past year has been
,,,rly 100. and that the total number
OF members is in round numbers 1900
NEW STATES.
Pour new Southern states have been
.r..i 90 the order during tho year
indy. Alabama. florida. Tennessee,
And south Carolina Texas and Georgia
l..a been raised to state roorganiza-
,aa. Sew Jersey and Maryland have
....e very great progress. The order IS
Re porous
NEW OFFICERS.
rr, following are the national officers
Or the ensuing year: National Councillor.
d. g. Richter. Ohio. N.ce-National
,....Hlor ". G. Tyler. Virginia. Ma
iona. Treasurer. J. a. Sohl, Maryland
N.t..n4i Conductor. George W. Ncetz.
I.4e.ic. National Warden +. Toms.
I..ans. National Inside Sentinel. George
" H.raham. North Carolina: National
O.t.le sentinel. W. G. cole N chigan
g.. ucN, place Of meeting viii be Omaha.
BANQUET.
a banquet 81 welcome was given al
o.. Batter, Park Hotel tonight
tomorrow morning there Will DO a
f.e r, the Vanderbilt estate. and In the
s....oau "a parade in which the Ashe-
,. Lisht Infantry will partic pate
r.. delegates met with tho local council
d. ushf AMONG the speakers were
....t.Nt fonal-Ccuncillor Orange. and
.~utc-Couucinor Ivey, both Of Viz
.Ne delegates are having good time
... .re delighted with Ashcvlie. Several
O. n aie accompanied by ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20

and the music was good. The dinner was
sumptuous and the hospitality un-
bounded.
Mr.. John r. Dagby In the pastor OF
this church. and In this connection an
interesting event will take place at MI.
Moriah church, in Powhatan. Mr.. Bagby
and his charming wife will celebrate their
silver wedding on the 18th OF this month.
The four churches over which Mr.. Bagby
has charge will unite in the reception.
There will be a great reunion Of all his
congregations. and warm and gracious
tribute OF all the people will be rendered
TO their faithful pastor. who Tor so many
years has faithfully and efficiently dis
charged the duties at his sacred calling.
WILL DUPLICATE.
Or. W. T.. Hatcher. OF your city. will
be the presiding genius OF the occasion.
and will duplicate the ceremony. which
he performed quarter OF a century ago.
The weather is dry and the crops suf-
fering.
Dr. Giles Miller, OF Bon Air. is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Wiley. DIR. Miller 10
over so years old, but he is as active as a
hoy Yesterday he spent visiting his old
friends i'm the county. Your correspondent
greatly enjoyed visitfrom him. think
he will make 100 years from present out
look. MAY he live long and prosper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
pANvlLLE's BOLD BURGLARS.
Robbed the Store, Took the Guns, Keys,
and Clerks Neither Garments.

DANVILLE, VA, June l9.-(Special)-
The country round about Danville appears
to be infested with an organized band Of
negro burglars, and so far they have
managed to elude the officers of the law
on last Thursday morning. shortly after
midnight Wednesday, the store OF w. X.
Rogers, at Caddo. was entered and be-
tween 5000 and $500 worth Of goods carried
of. After pundering the store-room they
entered a room where two clerks were
asleep and took their pants ana Keys
to the store. In this room they found a
double barrel shotgun and "A repeating
rifle. both loaded. These were also taken
away and the clerks slept on. When
they awoke they could not open the
store, having no pants 10 put on. and no
keys TO open the door. The police OF
Danvile to-day recovered about sixty
dollars worth Of the stolen goods and
the shotgun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
The Gri1zard- Barden Murder Trial.

CORTLAND. VA. June ls.-(special)
Tn. case OF c. p. Grizzard. charged with
the murder OF Copeland Barden. was
called In the County Court here to-day.
In 10 this writing fifteen jurors nave
been impannelied. Additional veniremen
will have to be summoned in order to
complete the panel. Court adjourned I'M
I'll tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
The Slow Farley Trial.

EMPORIA, VA, June 19.-(Special)-
The Court to-day heard argument for
instructions in the Farley trial by coun-
sci for the prisoner Instructions were
finally agreed upon. and the argument be-
fore the jury was commenced.
II will probably not be concluded until
tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
YRS sLeDce, OF MANCHESTER
sl' f. joint Heir TO Fortune Lett by
ueceased TDsIe i'm Texas.

WELDON. y C.. June la-tSpeciaL)-
ST. d o. Evans. postmaster here ana
t. tv1 sisters. Mrs. Bette Mabry and
r. g. = Siedee. Of Manchester. Va
...- been leu large fortune by an
wAo recently died in Texas. Tho
GRAN. Is valued at Se5CO5. The heirs
n 49, once take steps 10 secure the IN
et.e
,.rthurg and Soaboard crossed bats on
' grounds - the latter yesterday Inc
s.r- Nas one-s.ded and void Of interest
r. -.rre being IS 10 2, in favor OF the
o.. burg boys.
N. Charles cook. Of Warrcnton.
f.frrnt Republican. went down TO
....-I yesterday. looking after ms IN.
..H lu the approaching consFeSsioha'
l..il0n here.
M Naio Harrison. one Of the loveliest
a.. fe.f..t representatives. Of Richmond
o..,5. BE- visiting relatives here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
FElDsvlLLs's PROUD PURCHASE.
nts'is Peay and ioung Now the owners
of CHuner-Comlng Match.

ILIDSNILLE, y. e.. June ls.-tspefiaA)
A. Important sale OF horse flesh was
minated here to-day. MesSrS' j.
b.. t,ay and william Young. OF thiS
Face s.rchasng Clipper from Joseph W,
BETHEL az sbaIps, \. {. A gooo .ou'iI
'-n mas paid for him. ana hedsViiie -
I5.G II Inc ownership. clipper IL the
ia,,est horse ever bred in North Carolina
He was developed by Mr.. Bethel, and has
fs.,rd Of 2.24l-l II IL quite probable
Dog be- win be matched in special race
~ this place about July the LIST win
Billy Wilkes. Of south Carolina Charley
o.. o. Fayetteville. will also 90. and the
;-rse. n Is said. will be about 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
CREENsBORo's GRADED SCHOOL.
) oang Ladies' Elected 10 Fill Vacancies as
I,schcrs-Damage TO Crops by Hail.

loung Ladies' Elected 10 Fill Vacancies as
I,achers-Damage TO Crops by Hail.
..LENSBORO'. y. G., June 19.-tipe-
AT a meeting OF the School Com
t... last night Miss Jennie Taylor. of
..y. and Miss Mary Applewhite. Of
-rl Neck. were elected 10 vacancies
q. tt. Greensboro graded schools. Both
, f..-c young women were graduates Il
- Greensboro Normal and Industrial
Your correspondent learns that
,... member Of the graduating class or
..- institution has received lucrative
tsry severe hailstorm struck the
..ta part II this county Sunday ana
...i deal 81 damage was done 10 grow
.. crops The hailstones were so large
places hat windows-panes were broken
CA.
r.rcerted war on the part Of the
V..ls churches OF this city is being
r-.-l against the whiskey business ana
t.... .s trouble ahead for Vhiskey men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
They Give Satisfaction.

An who have seen them are denghted
with the Famous Paintings or the
World" which are now being offered 70
their subscribers by the Dispatch Com
many. Call and see them. Each NUMBER
can be had By bringing or sending three
coupons and 10 cents 10 the DISPATCH OK
fee. --..-.--------- -------~-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
G.iue IN Ettrope.

Judge Pryor and his daughter MISS
Fanny Pryor, will sail for Southampton
ON wednesday on the New YORK. Ihey
have engaged rooms at the Grand ho'ei;
In London, for the next few weeks anu
viii then travel on the continent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
SEVENTEEN ANNIVERSARY.
Presbyterian Church at tho Warm Springs
Oueninr of the McClintic House.

WARM SPRINGS. VA, June 19.-tSpe-
claI)-Rev. William c. White preached on
Sunday the SEVENTEEN anniversary sermon
of the Presbyterian church, the church
having been organized In ISL That day
also ended the seventh year Of Mr.. Whites
pastorate in this field Beginning at this
time his services are given exclusively
to this and the Hot Springs church.
Or. Stuart Mcclure. of your city. ar
rived here on Saturday. where he VIII be
the resident physician for this season.
He is accompanied by Miss Garrett, who
will assist him in his practice
Miss Chertsey Hopkins, NJ. D., gradn-
ate of Ladies' Medical College, Philadel-
phia. Is at home. Miss hopkins mas ac-
cepted a position as doctor at the western
State Hospital at stanton.
Miss Nanctte Hopkins. the principal OF
the ACness-ScOtt Female Institute at De-
catur. Ga, is also at home for her vacd-
ton. These two young ladies are daugh-
ters Of DR. Il. +. Hopkins. "A physician of
wide reputation, whose home is at this
place.
Several new dwellings are in process Of
erection AT this place.
The McClintic House, a large and de-
lightfully-lOcated summer boarding hotel,
midway between this point and the Hot
Springs, was thrown open TO the public
to-day.
Attorneys John w Stephenson. william
NJ. McAllister. and j. Il. McAllister left
for West Virginia TO attend POcahontas
Circuit Court at MarlintOn.
DIVIDED.
The beautiful Francisco farm, lying
near the Warm Springs. has been recently
divided by metes and bounds between H.
G. Francisco and Miss Mary L. Francisco,
the recent joint owners.
There mas been considerable activity in
the sales of real estate in this community
recently. The old McClntic place. on
Jackson's river is decreed to be sold in
order to a division. Several prospective
buyers are investigating this land.
TWO boys. who were charged with
breaking into a smoke-house and stealing
therefrOm, were tried at the last court
and convicted Of potit-larccny. the charge
| Of house-breaking being adiudgcd nope
rative by reason Of the recent revision or
| that part of the Code.
Advance engagements indicate that
| large crowds will be at this place in July
| and August. Up to this point the attend
ance has fallen short of last season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
CHILDREN'S-DAY IN AMELIA.
Rev. John X. Bagby's silver Wedding-A
Grand Reunion OF -Four Churches.

DEATONVILLE. VA. June ls.-(Spe-
cisl.)-- Sunday last Children's-Day was
celebrated at Union Baptist church. In
this county. An immense crowd was In
attendance. and the exercises were at
tractiye. The children gave Rotations,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20

Among the students in st. Mary's Semi
nary. Baltimore. TO be ordained priests
yesterday was Mr.. Edward Walsh, Of
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
cong,e,.,ona, Convention.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. June is.-The
..~moeratic Executive Committee OF the
'11'9 Congressional District met mere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20

to-day, and called convention to nomi.
nate candidate for Congress to be held
al Dunn. July 10TH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20

&c. Y. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass;
zone thousand dollars worth OF other medi
zines. prescriptions. etc. have failed to do iot
ma what Hoods SMsaparIlla has done. bly,
home IS in florida, but in 1854 went 70 Calior
MIA and lived there four years. was taken SICK
in 1856 and had medical assistance, but found 10
relief. The doctors said had chronic bronchl'
lis. Twas in the Marine Hospital at San Fran
cisco several months and at Rush Medical Col
leye Chicago. IL months, but still did mol ee'
better. so came back 10 Pensacola. My weight
was then l39 pounds with heavy overeoat on
NV Friends Did Not Know Me,
Twas 60 thin and broken down. But the eli-
mate and beira at home gave me a little courage
and began trying various medicines. In Au'
gust. 1890. I was appointed u position In the
T-nr,ed states custom house My friends Urged
INV wife 10 have mo try Hoods Sarsaparilla. /
,ook II three times g day JUS; 10 please her. Bu'
N nv surprise commenced 10 feel differently
after a week on Hoods. found was hungry
and that / could sleep better; that tired feeling
also left me. so continued taking Hoods Sar'
saparilla: have used nine bottles ana iouf
bo,es of Hoods Pills, with the result that
am Now in Good Heaith,
weigh 1872 pounds, have good appetite, sleep
well. and have not lost days work since be-
IL. ,b,a madeline When everything
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
G|in1pses Of An1eriie;3al,

complete collection of photographs, and the pictures,
instead of being inperfectly and clusily described
in brief footnotes in other Serials incorporated
in the text, there being much space devoted to
reading matter in "Glinopsss Of America"
as to illustrations 1t is therefore pictorial history of
the charming scenery of our country, the most gor
geous, complete and eloquent that ever prepared
, 1894-03-07
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