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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31

stir the voters up. less VIII De tane" -
this "ofY-year' election.
A yachting party left here at 10 o ciocN
this morning. sailing from Bigeiow@ y"
York river, for a ten days trip. on VIZ
n V. Lane. They will cruise In the lower
chesapeake and the James. Captain nu-
ward Maynard II In command, anu 70
assisted by First Oficer John L. Mercer,
steward James r. Christian. sea-LawyerS
A. c. and -. d. Peachy. Ofncer-oI-tne-
Deck T. NJ. Ware, and Passenger FRAN"
Wolfe. a., c.orss
DIR. and Mrs. Coleman and MI. ueo.se
r. Coleman are at Alton. Ihe Doc,", "a
improved much since his removal I'M IN,
Richmond. and, with Mrs. Coleman, VIZ
remain IN the mountains untii oc'o r,,..
Mrs. DR.. Pauius Irving irosi =,
DWaahircto, ci,v are here visiting their
father DIR John w. Nash. OF the hospi'a'
medical staff. So
TEMPLAR REPRESENTATIVES,
SURPRISE Lodge of Good Templars. az
their last regular meeting. eiec,eu
John II. Seymore to represent 'ne"
the Grand Lodge. which meets III '''e
city Of Staunton. .huaror
Mrs. ]. " Harris and Two e""u -.
from BldckSkDHtt att o.
ing Or. Booth. The Doctor mas Just re-
turned from a delightful visit 10 reheia al
Taliaferro and other friends IN Giouces,e''
Mrs. Edwin r. Lamb, Of west foiiit,
is here'vislting her parents, Captain ana
Mrs. Lane Waiust.
Miss Sue Webb will leave in lew
DAYS to visit her friend. Miss PIKE al
Old Point.
An interesting game OF Dase-oali was
played at Providence Forge SATURDAY ne
tween the Forge and Williamsburg teams
the latter coming out ahead, by score
Of Il 10 I. This is the second game the
home team have played and won from the
Forge boys, under the management OF
Mr. l.. w. Lane, Jr.
Mr.. c. i. Armistead. steward and cash.
Ter at the hospital. returned last evening
from business triD TO stanton.
The funeral Of Edward Marshal, intant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore hundley'
took place this morning at 10 O'Clock
from the Episcopal church. The pastor
Rev. W. 7. Roberts. otiiciated. and the
burial was in the family lot in the Gene
terry. near town Mr.. T. II. Cloves. OF
Richmond. friend Or the family, sang
with much tenderness beautiful hymn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31

at the 81. Nicholas society banquet In
New York. and on other occasions. says:
II take pleasure I'm certifying TO the
ability Of Mr.. Polk Miller. and the ex.
ceilence OF his recitals."
Mr. Smith has just returned from New
York city, where he has been negotiating
with the New York Entertainment Blu
reau for a special tour of the States OF
New York and New jersey by Mr.. Miller.
He has arranged for the tour TO cover
January. February. and possibly March.
1896. and says the prospects are very
fiattering.
Mr.. Smith also intends 10 manage a
southern tour for Professor s. T. Ford.
OF New York city, the popular Ipper-
senator and entertainer and has arranged
with Judge r. II. Farrar Johnny Rsb)
TO take charge Of his lecture business FOR
next ssason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
CINClNNATIANS IN DANGER
Mayor Caldwell, George Il. Cox. and Party
In Sinking Skin.

Mayor CaldYell and a number OF other
well-known Cincinnati people came near
being drowned last night. says q Cincinnati
special of Saturday. The Mayor. Dr.
Graydon. President Hermann. Of tho
Board Of Administration; George Sterritt,
County Recorder; George Hobson, Squire
William Gass, City Hall Superintendent
Lilard. George IL. Cox. the Republican
boss, and a number OF others went W
the river to Sweet Wine on the pleasure
yacht Dart. Returning the Dart found
cred Messrs. Graydon, Hermann, ahd
Cox. Mayor Caldwell and boatman got
into a skiff. and q number of others. in
GLIDING Mr.. Lillard. got into another 10
ride down to the Coney-Island wharf to
take a steamer from there TO the city
The Others of the party walked down.
When Mayor Caldwelrs skiff had
covered half the distance, Mr.. Cox sud-
denly exclaimed that he felt water COM
ing in. 1t was too dark 10 see how fast
it was coming in, and the boatman kept
rowing on. A little later Mr.. Cox ex
claimed: II am getting wet; this skif Il
sinking"
One of the party sprang to his feet
The boatman yelled for all TO stay down.
Every one appeared 10 lose MS head, IN
Guiding the boatman. who began rowing
out towards the middle of the river.
Mayor Caldwell yelled to the occupants
of the second skiff ''Lillard. come to our
rescue. This Is no joke We are sink
ing"
Lillard and his party bent to their oars
and came up. All but Or. Graydon got
In the second skiff. The Doctor saw that
the second boat was being overloaded.
and, though a very fieshy man, leaped
from the sinking skiff. which was more
than half full of water, and. with the
boatman. swan to shore.
The second skiff was headed for the
shore. ard 1t was partly filled before 1t
touched land. Both skins had holes in
them, through which water came when
overloaded. Mayor Caldwell badly bruised
one OF his kn-es making the transfer In
mid river
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
A Branch OF the A. d. n.

Mr.. William +. Reddy. State president
OF the Ancient Order Of Hibernians. has
returned from Norfolk. where he last
week organized branch OF that frater-
nifty. The new body starts out thirty
FIVE strong and has a fine field for viso-
rous work.
Very Rev. Father Friol. who Is acting
for Bishop Van de Vyver in the latter's
absence is much improved In health. and
Is In the active discharge Of his duties
as yicar-general
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
INCENDIARISM IN STAFFORD.
Captain Knights store at Coal Landing
Burncd to the Ground.

STAFFORD COURTHOUSE. VA, July
3o.-(Speclal)-Th store Of Captain Yves
tray Knight, at Coal Landing. in this
county, on Aqua creek. was burned Il
the ground this morning about l O'Clock
No insurance. Loss $3.50.
The front door. which had been LOCKED
by Captain knight last evening, was seer
TO be open before the walls OF the build
ing fell in, and the fire was evidently th'
work Of an inceniiary. No clue TO tbs
perpetrator as yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
NORFOLK NEWS NOTES.
Death of Mr.. Charles a. Morris-Ifen-
bricks Taken to Petersburg.

NORFOLK, VA. July 90.-(Special)-
Charles 4. Morris, formerly a member OF
the well-known firm OF w. n. Morris
& Sons, and who later conducted the
Who'll sale-grocery business with his
brother under the firm name OF Norris
Brothers, died at his home here Satur-
day night Deceased WAS 81 years old.
and served CALAMITY during the war as
member of Company *. Ninth Virginia
Regiment COld Dominion Guard, Of
Portsmouth, He was 4 Mason and Knight
Tsm.lar.
Il. r.. RaglaId. OF the Petersburg Police
Department carried back to that city to-
day the negro George Hendricks, arrested
here and wanted there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31

The suit OF Kellys heirs VS.. James f.
Lyme. In which Mrs, Belva Lockwood
figured so conspicuously. having been won
10y her clients, the first-named parties. a
portion Of the properly. consisting of two
parcels OF land. were offered for sale a,
the county courthouse yesterday. The
lot adjoining the property of the Seven.
iines Railway Company, consisting OF
twen,y'seven and half acres. was sold
Tor ss'zo per acre TO Mr.. George L.
FISHER, ana Mr.. August Hydes purchased
the other lot for si0s.3O. The third parcel.
owing TO some dispute as to title, was
not put up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
For The Ice AIission.

The statement in the Dispatch Sunda,
concerning the amount raised for the
benefit of the ice mission by the entertain
ment given by the ladies' at Otterburr
Springs was slightly in error. Instead
Of SO only SIS was raised This has been
deposited in the mission box at the Dis.
match OF1ce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
Death IN MillbOrO'.

MILLBORO' DEPOT. VA. July 30
| Especial )-Susy X Bratton. only daughter
OF 4. 5. Bratton. died at her home, Rock
Rest. three miles from this place, yes
terday at 1915. Her funeral took place
from her homo az 40 this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31

NOR SALE AT \ SAtEIiIl.,
4 new 4-KDOH DETACHED E.h|
TENEMENT lafge yard Jn
f0r SIS yrary. Pump adj tfr
yard. Cost $1,000 tso yr..r ar.
5000 n sold 10 lLrre day.
Insured FOR $500. Tilie pcls. T. D.I
dress 81. JAMES HOTEL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
ROARDERS DESIRED.

= Location the pest anl most ar a,ti,e rpr-
ton OF Bedford Iity. Accommodations ur-'-
class IN every appointment BOYS Expecting %
attend school hero ami wishing boari outside
tue college can also End pleasant quarier+ Tor
terms apply 10 MI,,h, MoErAN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.
Not Much Interest in the Congressional
Campaicn-personal Points-Bali.

Campaign-Personal Points-BalL
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, July 3O.-(Spe-
cial.)-Chairman Andrew ]. Barnes, of the
sued a call for a Democratic mass-meet-
ing to be held here at noon Thursday
August I'd, at the courthouse, to send
delegates and alternates to the Virginia
Beach Congressional Convention. Very
little interest Is being taken here In the
congressional fight now going on in this
iis,ri., and II something Is not done 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31

Chnuncey Depcw's Opinion Of Polk Miller.
Mr.. H. r. Smith. business representative
for Mr.. POLK Miller. is In receipt Of a
letter from Chsuncey NJ. Dope ". In which
Mr.. Depew. after having heard Mr. Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL MONS R,l n T RI5cE
| MOUNTAINS.
COBB'S ISLAND.

Virgnias seaside resort In the Atlantic Ocean,
Unrivalled for its suIi-bathing and magnificent
view OF the ocean. Increase Of hotel accOmmo-
dstions and other improvements. Those de-
string plenty OF shooting and fishing can ind II
al Cobbs Island. Route: We Will meet daily
the 1907 north bound and the Adj south
bound train at Cobbs station, on the New York,
Philaielphia and Norfolk railroad. Passengers
transferred TO island by steamer. Terms 600
per DAY: sl2 per week $40 per month For
further Information address
COBB & SPADY, Proprieto-s,
Chesapeake, Va
my 2o-5ymTu, F&Sn21Am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

I OST On SUNDAY. JULY 18th,
~ MILK ACCOUNT BOOK. liberal re-
ward Will DO paid II delivered 10 nae or ~ 4OS
west Broad street. WILLIAM e. ELLIS.
~ 3l-lr
I OST, BETWEEN CARY AND
IL Lady streets and Muniord aud Broad on E
PACKAGE OF Bills wrapped IN newspaper.
Finder Will please leave same at this orics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
BUSINESS WANTS.
TANrED, REAL ESTATE CLEAR

w Of encumbrHncc anywhere east Of the
Mississippi river, 0r good bonds or sto1k m eX-
} cuangc for a rrst-clas+ seaside hotel, near Nor
3 folk, Va. now ~ iuil bias, and doing big bust
Dess Accommodates l.OUO guests VII te
traded clear OF cncumbrance aud FURNISHED
! throughout IN the right KIND OF a deal fric9
$4,000. THOMAS J.. NoHkALL,
525 Drexel Building. PLlnIciphia, Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
duplication form)

'io'ss
To the Southern Exchange Association,
25.Park Row. New York city.
...... hereby make application for regis
tration as associate member zee. OF your
association, and herewith enclose the re-
Ccipt oil '''''''...'
for the sum Of s., being the first year :
dues.
Please mail certificate Of membership to
Name ..s.........s..'ss.' ''''
Street Observation-Disclosures
CITY or post-Ofiice Observation-Disclosures.
state ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REFERENCES.
1.-TWO or more citzens)
............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
''''''''''''
RECEIPT.
500. ..,...................1St
Received from Observation-Disclosures.
the sum Of s.. being the annual associate
membership dues for the first year in the
Southern Exchange Association.
(Name of paper. Observation-Disclosures.
10y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
EOUND LAST SATTRD.Ys....

EOUND, LAST SATURDAYlg=l
4 morning. at Woodyille. Henrico coun- L.
ty COW, part Jersey. IN bal order. Owner
can have same by payiug charges. Address
HENRY LtWIS, WOOdyille Va jy 3l-It'
I OST, NEAR TWELFTHf--gyz-3
Il 4 and Bank streets. A BLACK MO- r.. ~ ~
ROCCO POChEfBOok with my name lL..lx1.
STAMPED Oh inside, containing papers of no
value erceDt TO myself A reward Will be paid
u iett at No. 10 north Twelfth street /. II.
JENKINS. iy 3l-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
IATATER-GROUND MEAL, SOC.
CRANULATEDSU SUGAR, 6POUNDs

Phone 5O7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31

@!a!!!!!! R Fsxass'
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY pEJRE

w who has had Ave years experience IN
publishing house, A SITUATION A. MANA
GER ~ some PLACE OF 1HB KIND. Al
dress MANAGER, care fthls ornco. ~ 3i-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
I ADY WANTS POSITION, CITY

WANTED. FIRST CLASS COOK,
w WASHER, AND IRONER for two. Must
have references. 26O5 east Frankiin street,
- ~ 2n-2t'
The morning call., 1894-04-13

"A ANTED-yAMPER ON LADIES' AND
- misses shoes. Apply United Workingmens
shoe factory. Twenty nth and Bartlett sts ais 81
The morning call., 1894-04-13
REAL EsTATET TRANSACTIONS

Isaac G Smith to Abbie B. Smith, lot on w line
OF Larkin street, HOS OF Green, 34:6 by w
1876; $40
Louis and Emma Schneider to Lucie schwerin,
Evalin Fassold and Augusta swan. undivided
three-qua1terS OF lot on line OF McAllster street.
100 OF 0ctavia. 25 by 1877 IS; gift
Robert L Sherwood to Mary A. sherwood. lot
on line OF Sacramento street. 37:6 of Bu-
John and Annie Nj Peters TO Gertrud S. Bow
ers, lot on Z line OF Fillmore street. 80 y OF Clay
$40 - "a 4O''
James Coddington to Mary F. Prince. lot on n
line OF Bush street. 81 IS Of Scott, 27:6 by n
Mary +. Prince to James Coddington, lot on N
line of Bush street, llO of Scott q :6 by n
Ruth Miller to Catherine F. Hobson. lot on n
line OF Post street, u - Z of DevsaderO, 20 by
William Peters to James P. and Annie f. Nc
Ginty, lot on wv corner OF Ellis and Broderick
streets, n IS by 100: so.
D. d. and Mary F. II unt to II. b. Beven lot ON
SW corner OF Sacramento and Cherry streets, w
34:l by l32:71s subject TO mortgage; $lO.
Thomas Cryan TO Margaret BrOwnee, lot on Z
line of Stevenson street, 135 OF Ridley, rs by
C. Scheper to Meta scheper, lot on NE corner OF
Twenty-frsI and York streets, % on Twenty-frsi
Cnaries Cooper 10 Elizabeth Cooper. lot on w
line OF ShotweIl street, $50 of Twenty fifth, n
26 by W 1926: also lot ON w line of Vermont
street, IL IS OF Silver avenue, w 100 by so
being lots Alp and 413 Silver terrace: also lot on
y line OF Vermont street, as 9 N of Silver avenue
n so by 100, 29:1. SW 37:3, w So lots 435
and 436. silver terrace; gift
j and Christina Anderson &c Hilda NJ g. Rob
erts lot on 4 line of Fair Oaks street. 135 N o
Twenty-hrth, n 20 by 1875; $40.
Jacob Wehri to Christine Wehrli, lot on E line
OF Homestead street, 100 OF Twenty fifth, n 2S
by 12J; z IT.
John and JemIma Smith to Bernard Levy. lol
on line OF Morton street. 1S2:l0A of Stock
ton. L 81 inches. "a 1874. W 2:2s4, 34:S$z
$ll2.
K. and Lueis Schwerin to Emma Schnetzer
Evalin Fassold and Augusta swan, undivided
three-fourths of lot line OF Saint Marks place
(MortoD street, lS3:S W OF Dupont street, as Ia
1861. w 22:Il by so: gift
j. C. NolIers To Sophia Koneke. lot on line o.
Sacramento street. 1l4:6 W of HYDE. w % by
100; $1,000.
whalen, lot on SE line OF Clementna street, %
NE OF Second. K 70 by Sc So $40.
II. and Hortense Bouie to Lizzie Menson, lot or
Nv line of Clementina street. 500 W OF Fifth
BW rs by ~ rs; $40.
John Loughran to Catherine McHugh, lot on ST
line of Heron street, 1S5 n Z Of Eighth, NE 20 by
SE so; $10.
James aud Mary Mccarthy TO John w. Me
Carthy lot on w line of Vermont street, $50 o1
Nevada S rs by w 100 subject to mortgage);
Margaret r. saul to CELSIUS Brower, lot on line
Of California street South. 1915 of Third ave
Due S 100, L TO property OF second party. NE tc
California, w YET; $40.
NJ and Myra A. Greenwood to Edgar Duran. loi
on line of Fourth avenue. 16U Of Point Lobos
avenue, 100 by l20; $40.
w. M. and Jessie ID. Connor to j. A. Miller. loi
80, block 6, Lakeview. $40.
g. and Ida e Brewer to Margaret E. SAUL loi
commencing 200 5 OF California street South and
The morning call., 1894-04-13
GOLDSTEIN WILL CONTEST
Settled Out of Court and the Pro-
ceedings Dismissed.

The contest over the Will of the late
Emanuel l.. Goldstein has been dismissed
in the Probate Court On the petition of
counsel for the contestant, Mrs. Cecilia
Mas.
Mrs. Mas is the daughter OF Mr. Goldstein
by his first wife. from whom he was di-
vorced, and sought to upset her late
fathers Will on the ground of alleged un-
due influence brought to bear upon the
testalors mind by his second wife and six
children to whom he beQueathed his es-
tate,
The contest bid fair to be a bit er one,
and by IS sudden dismissal it is under
stood that the parties have come together
and agreed 10 settle matters out Of court.
The morning call., 1894-04-13
Builders, Contracts.

Emma Jovi with James r Sullivan, brick
work. etc., for a three-story frame building on
SW corner of Guerrero and Nineteenth streets.
ia by w IS $2333.
Same with Schult a. Krecker. carpenter work on
same: $l5.275
Same with Henry Williamson. plumbing and gas
fitting same: $27S4
Same with Arthur o. Brien, plastering on same;
$2293.
$2223.
Franz Acker with s. T. Crawford to make alter
ations and 4dditions on W line OF Leavenworth
street. 81 70 Of Eddy: $2270.
John Ross with James Campbell. to build 2
story frame iiding on the N line of EDDY street,
90;o of Laguna; S4245.
Mrs. Nj. Morton with Brennan Bros, to build
2-story frame building on the line OF twenty
second street, 100 w OF Folsom: $l7T4.
Joseph Westall with Robert oyd TO build A.
story brick building the NV line of Mission
street, l05 NE OF Fourth: Sl6,500.
The morning call., 1894-04-13

division of Peral.a Park, Oakland Township: 5 10.
j. 5. and Annie \. johnson OF Oakla to Union
Savings Bank OF oakland, lot Sc line of Peralta
avenue. 1929 NE to old county road, 70S. n K
80 by Sc $50, bel lots 4S and l9, Fruityale
Glen. BROOKLYN Township: 5000.
The morning call., 1894-04-13
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The morning call., 1894-04-13

STRAL SEER-PROF. HOLMES, lO6 EDDY,
~ rms. 1914: horoscopes; questions: advice. 6m
The morning call., 1894-04-13
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

A TTENTION-HoTEL, RESTAURANT KEEP
"A "A ers get your help from c. r. HANSEN & CO.
llO Geary ST.; telephone ass. de1z COO
The morning call., 1894-04-13
PERSONALS.

IF YOU INTEND BUILDING OR HAVING ANY
l. carpenter done will do the same for
neary nothing Carpenter h, $50 Clay st.
The morning call., 1894-04-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DESTAURANT AND CAFE-WELL KNOWS;
II positively clearing over $500 month; fair
trial to responsible party. sPECk Co. ~
MOntQOmerY at.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-07-12
A SOUTHERN FARMERS OPINION.
lie Tells What Tie Thinks About the
Causes Of Uard Times.

There Is being so much said in the
country about hard times and the
scarcity OF money. and as every body
has cause and knows q remedy, I
thought / would write TO tell YOUR
readers what | think is the cause. The
/ trouble Is we buy more than we pro-
duce. There is too much flour and
bacon shipped here every year. The
things we ought TO make at home we
are buying.
I'VE let our timber rot and buy our
pIow stocks, singletrees. AK handles,
hoe handles and fencing.
we throw away our ashes and buv
soap and axle grease.
we give away our beef hides and
buy hame strings and shoe strings.
wv e let our manure 90 to waste and
buy guanO.
We buy garden seed in the spring
and cabbage in the winter
We let our lands grow up in weeds
and buy our brooms.
I'VE let the wax out of our pine and
gum trees 90 to waste and buy chew
ing gum for our children.
I'VE build school houses and hire
teachers and send our children aiT TO
be educated.
we land scent fish with a 81 fish
ing-rod.
We send lucent boy out with
80 gun and 81 dog to Kill birds.
We raise dogs and buH wool.
And about the only thing in this
country that there is an oyerproduc-
ton of is politics and dogtics. "-A..tr.
scisS (Gd.J Times Recorder.