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Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-07

the waters that drink as much, or nearly as much, as though were an invalid. In the morning, before breakfast, l dissolve one- ~h half teaspoonful of the powder in glassful of the Carlsbad water, which is sold in this country in bottles brought direct from Carls- bad. In Carlsbad found any number of people who habitually added the salts in powder form to tho water from the spring, ill order to give it greater strength. All persons cannot go to Carlsbad, of course, but they can accomplish as good results by using the imported Carls- bad Waters and Salts here at home. Iwould advise you to try few experiments for your own information on some of your patients. It will do them no harm, in any event, and 1t is pretty sure to surprise you with it's good results.''
 ''It is certainly worth consideration" said the young man.
 "Perhaps I shall find the opportunity to make the trial that you suggest. Meantime I must again congratulate you upon your recovery"
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-07

Some weeks later the young physician, much impressed by the wonderful story that he had heard, began series of experiments with the Carlsbad Mineral Waters. As his cousin had predicted, ho was greatly surprised at the result. The diseaecs treated wcro mostly dyspepsia, constipation, gout, rhcu- matism, melancholia, obesity and jaundice. Peraons afflicted with melancholia and ai!-
 acrts of similar nature, began to grow brighter mentally soon after beginning the treat tmcEt, and, in q f>i- weeks. they felt an exhilirat:oa cf spirits tat they had not known for years. In cases or dyspepsia the patients soon lost the heavy, dyspeptic feeling. and ia tbe course of few weeks they were able to choose their bill of fare to suit
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-07
texdiv.

Government Bonds. Following are the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-07
Starfn's New Haven Transporta.
 finn Tina

Express Trains. tLocal Express.
 c. IT. HBmPsTKAD ID, Gen. Passenesr Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
when His Queue Is Missing.

Il have had good deal TO do with
Cinnamon Of late months" said Mr.
George /. Humphrey. travelling passenger
agent Of the Canadian Pacific railway,
at the Arlington 10 a Washington Post
reporter. # am in that department Of
the road which handles the Mongolans In
their transit. through the United States.
either coming from their own country or
returning home. They go through this
country in bond. and puce the ears get
on Uncle Sans domains the doots of the
coaches they occupy are locked. VI they
were allowed the slightest chance they
would give us the slip, In all We have
taken 1000 of them To Cuba and about
5000 To Dutch Guiana. They are employ
ed on the sugar. and tobacco plantations
Of these countries, and / believe give good
satisfaction as 1aborerg.
Sooner or. later every Chinaman goes
home. except In rare instances where they
have fled their country on account OF
political crimes. II you see a Chinaman
bereft of his queue and dressed in Ameri-
can fashion you can gamble on IL that he
will not return TO his native land There
Is something wrong with the status of the
almond-eyed whose pigtail is non est,
something that would make II embarrass-
ing for him TO revisit the F'lowery King
DOM. They are a queer lot, and ] am
glad that the new exclusion act shuts
further importations out OF this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
RuMoR OF A COUNTY MURDER.
But the Onicers Found No Evidence Of the
Crime-Other Matters. -..-.

Considerable excitement was occasioned
about Henrico court house yesterday by
a report that a murder had been COM
mtted near the locomotive works A
magistrate and several constables hast
ened to the supposed scene Of a great
tragedy, but they were. not successful in
finding any evidence whatever OF crime
having been committed. The opinion was
mat. some practical Joker ~es getting in
his work. ...-.t....
Norris Hopkins. the condemned muir
derer of MIR. Henry Parsons. who Is 10
be hanged July 6th. seems resigned 10 his
fate. and says that he is prepared TO die
lie appears To have. no hope OF reprieys
and regards the approach Of his execution
with stole Indifference.
His counsel, Messrs. Thomas, Justis,
and Garnett. will take the ease to the
Supreme Court The Court Clerk Is non
engaged for them IN making "a copy az
the records IN the trial. As soon as this
copyEcan h. gotten by the lawyers IL
viii be presented to the Court of Appeals
with petition for writ OF error and
supersedeas. IS - rfF a.
Mr.. ia j. Brady. who was indicted in
the County Court for, conducting turf
exchange. has been admitted 10 BALI ~.
Mr.. Henry c.. Hecbler. Of the Henrlco
Board OF Supervisors. Is preparing q reso-
luton looking to the establishment of a
chain-gang, for the army Of tramps who
infest the county. The Iaatter will. be
acted on at the next meeting OF the
board. u..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

avenue. only members OF the, sroom's
family were present.
This Is Miss Herndon's second mar
rage. her first husband having been
. Mr.. Jessel.- VITA whom she eioped whs'.
school-girl. but from whom she suose-
auentIy obtained divorce. Curiousiy
enough. Mr.. Jessel has been his former
wifes business manager during her career
az n estar..s. .. .i pr,
Miss Herndnn has for some time sarrei
a. the head OF her own companies, her
last company was disbanded ut chicago
few weeks age. after season. during
which she presented La Belle Marie ,
and, The. Old With q, Temper.f.
Mr.. Andrpss has been, well known IN
amateur theatrical circles in this city
and Brooklyn for several years Three
years ago ne adopted the stage as pro-
fsssien, and went out with MISS Helen
Barry. he lad been Miss Herndons ieap-
ing man aI,ins the past season. rhe coz.
pie will remain In the: city two or three
wesas. when they. Will take honeymoon
trip. Their future plans are not nAen'
except that Il h the intention OF botn 10
remain on the stage. Miss Heindon Is a
native OF Richmond. Va, where sne Is
connected with some OF the leading
families -"~-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
FUNERAL OF Mr.. JAMES MILLER.
The Interment TO Re in Hollywood To-
Duy.


The funeral Of Mr.. James Miller
whose death in Ashland early yesterday
morning was reported in the Dispatch
will take place to-day upon the arrival
of the 2:SO train at Elba. The remains
will be laid 10 rest In the family section
in Hollywood.
nall-bearefs, those from Richmond being
requested TO be at Eiba 10 meet the re
mains: Active Messrs. j. Il. Beasley \.
L.. Boulware, j. G. Joplin, William Mas
sic. c. y. Davenport, Horace Hawes, W
j. .Leake, T.. l.. G. Scott \. a. Lancaster,
Charles Stebbins. j. e.. 1figfres. and H. T.
Lefebor. Hon6rary-Jhdee ". W. crump
Judge \. l.. Holiday, Professor BLACK
Bell. Professor Shepherd. Messrs. Charles
Workman, X. l.. Brown. George Gibson,
+. r. addison, Carter Branch, J. 4
MacmurGo, .: II. CaTdwelb H. X SUIT
ton, j. A. Brown, Powhatan Breeden, w
c. Smith. H1lliam Sinton, Colonel Thomas
Whitehead, Or. Wade, and Dr. v. H.
BoX. .... -.. ,. .-. .. ..
The directors of the first Nationa
Bank met yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
al their bankina-h Ouse and passed suita-
bile resolutions of respect to the memory
tors Of the institution.
The directors Of the Union Bank, OF
which he was president. will meet this
morning at 80 o'clock at the same place
and pass similar resolutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
:. To.TRY Mr.. CABOT TO-DAY,
An Important Railroad suit-Other City
H.. -o1 Nall News. -

~. go Nall News. ~ p
Another. Of the. cases against Seymour
S. Cadet. .charge1s with forgery and en-
begzlement Of, fund.- of the Live OAK DIS
tiliery Company. was called In the H,ist-
ings Court yesterday. The jury was en-
panerled and he Witnesses sworn In. The
examination was then continued pnul this
morning at IL o'clock. -
The case OF the Commonwealth against
Wister A. Archer was continued until the
18th inst.
s'rba trial Of The suit Of Mrs Lena Christ
man against the Chess peakesr and ONO
Railway Company. for $1,000 DAMAGES
began In the Hastings Court yesterday
This action was brought on account OF the
killing OF Mr.. lebanon Christman, an en-
gineer of the rtod. In AN accident AT the
Lower gas-works May g., ls% Messrs
Edmund Waddill. Jr., and George ):
Hooper, IL, represent the plaintlii - anu
Nessrs Henry 4. wickham. Henry Tay-
Tor. Jr. aud b. q. MunfOrd the dcfenh-
ants. %.
B. IL. Munford and Henry g. Cannon.
Esd, qualified to practice In this court
Mr.. Joseph w. Carter. of Marshall
Ward. VIII resign his seat In the Board
OF Aldermen as soon as the new Board
Is organized, 10 become a candidate Ior
the position OF KEEPER of Gambles-Iiil
PARK.
1t Is said that Mr.. Joseph G. Dickerson
will be elected to the Board 10 fiji the
vacancy.
VThe inspection of the Richmond police
force VIII be held in front of the new
City Hall this afternoon at . O'Clock
Major Poe's lads Will be reviewed by
Mayor Ellyson and the BOARD OF Police
Commissioners. a.
The statement that the Jury in The
Berry cas-. was hung by eolored mem
l4r of the panel was an error. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
The s6HI,nIldnerre-t friday Evening.

A Sommerfest. for the benefit of the
Summer Home for Working Girls. is TO
bye given on Major Ginter's lawn. Frank
lin Street, on. Friday. June 18th, from 10
IL p. NJ This object appeals TO every
kindly heart and should interest al, De
nominations as the benefits Of this home
are not 10 be conflDed to any one church
"A, .May-pole dance by Miss Tha"s
pupils al 1880 +. NJ. and a dancing pa
vilion opened at $50 for their elders are
among the attractions: Misses May
Baughman, Stanley ADKINS. Mary Banks
dale. Marion Meade Louie Powers. ENie
and Louie Walker. Nina Randolph, Park
or. and Moore are among the auy
assistants. An the lady assistants OF
the Soinmerfest are Earnestly requested 10
meet at Major enters residence, No
sOl west Franklin street, AT 6 =. NJ ms
evening D,me lfth), 20 procure t'leir
badges and receive instructions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
SALE or THE MORRIS FARM,
Sought In by the Insurance Company al
.,s.n $1,000 Real Estate Notes. ,.-..e

Sought IN by the insuthhcc No"iP"ny "'
...,,u $1,000 Real Estate Notes. &c. p
Tha Mcri5s farm. on the Interchangeable
turnpike. embracing $50 acres. was Ses,
,erday sold at public auction by Messrs.
N. w. Bowe Il Co. and II. II. Chaflin &.
Co. The sale was made under a decree
ST court in, the .case of Morris against
he Virginia State Insurance Company,
and the company purchased the property
for, slOco. ~ = - .-
Messrs, John, T., GQddin, &, 60. and
Apperson n Pollard, auctioneefs, sofa
yn Tuesday afternoon for Messrs. III. II.
Pollard and Beverly 4. Crump. COM
nissioners. the property on Grove ave-
aue and Strawberry. street known as the
Fox properly.. The atteadapce. was large.
and the sale. VAS cop dered a good one.
The dwelling sold for $500, and the
OTIS brought from ,sliso to $3.50 per foot.
The aggregate OF The sale, was S.Ds.5O."
The Fifth African Baptist church Is
erecting pretty house OF worship cor
ner OF HARRISON and Cary street II Will
De completed in about three months, and
win cost ss.0co.
Work Is being pushed very rapidly upon
the five brownstone-front houses on the
ot corner Of Adams and Franklin streets
'ormerly occupied by the residence of Col
9nel Buford. s .-....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
The pispateh'A. New .Strlcs.

Beginning with next week, the Dispatch
will offer TO its readers charming and ex-
quisite Photographic book called Glimpses
af America. 1t isa pictorial and descriptive
history OF our; countryis scenic imaryels.
de,inested by peu,and camera. The work
may be completed in sixteen numbers. one
issued each week.. though the entire works
VIII embrace thirty-two parts. Beginning
with next week, the Glimpses OF America
coupon VIII be found on the first page
OF the Dispatch. Two Of these cut from
the paper and brought or sent to the Of
nee. Accompanied by " ,centss will entifle
4. subscriber to one number .ot Giimpses
OF America 49, -
Address Fine Art Department. the. Dis
patch Company. Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
No sal, alton Army Just Now.

Major X. Evans, of New York, com
mander of the Central Division OF the
Salvation Army. was in Richmond yester-
day looking into the expediency of es-
tablishing the army here. He was ac-
companied by lieutenant Skine, and with
him visited several places where con-
Venient headquarters could be obtained.
After looking over hts list of officers. Major
Evans did not see where he couid get
the requisite men to put IN charge OF lhs
Richmond work, and be decided to give
up for the present the idea Of beginning
meetings here. Both Major 'Eyans ana
Lieutenant Skine went TO Baltimore. yes
terday afternoon. a.ia o.. -L
The Salvation Army, according to Major
Evans's statement 70 q dispatch re-
porter, has at present Hoo officers at
work for the cause Of Christ in this coun-
try alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
0moers Of Erafernal Lodge

FrateTnal Lodge. No. 80. a. y. ana "A.
NJ, has elected the following Officers;
James X. Lamkin, worshipfdi master'
Marx Gunst, senior warden; Sol l." Bloom
beIeg, junior warden; julius Straps, trea-
surer;, William LOvenstein secretary; X.
6. Stuart, senior deacon Leon Waller
stein, junior deacon; Rev. +. n. Calisch.
and r.. Bottlgheimtr7 chaplains. a.. Wert-
helm and NJ. j.! Sjrnis. stewards; ID. u.
Collins, tiler; NJ. lander. q. w. T'tller.
j. 4. Mountcastle. and NJ. l.. Marcuse,
Stewards .Cpmmittee; is H. caperss a.
Gunst, and II. l.. Pelouze, trustees; James
r.. Lamkin, representative on the Ma
sonic Relief Board; A,rGppst. rrepresen-
tative To the Hollywood Masonic section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Sale Of the Danviile Road.

( Friday at IL o'clock the Richmond and
Danvnle railroad VIII be sold at public
auction by Messrs. NJ. +. Peasants. n. 5,
Atkins. and Charles Rice special com
mssioners for the Circuit Court OF APP
peais OF the United States
The sale will be at the principal depot
In this city, and will be continued from
time to time until. all the property is
disposed Of .... .-
The sale Will, have to he confirmed by
the court ordering the. properties u ba
| sol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
u,r.se,, bread aha Buster.

A coiorsd mRr.T 'surpcsed 70 nav md
s-s,,,s.t entered ~ liocss uesr "a cen an ,s
Main steas.s Tue sday about 4 o elo.s "a Ia
demanded something TO eat breae a.
h,,,far Was offered him. but ne ie, ,, IS.
ssyinc he w.aAred something better .in,ss
ladies' were in the house at. the 1iiiis. 49,
fearing the negro they lett. - nc VI as.
of an ice-wagoa was appeas'h ~ i'i ~
dstance aud drove the negro away
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Nh. susan Peay.

N,,s snsan psay. widaw OF James "a.
PEI, -sr..' died yesterIay morning az tns
resiiencs Of her sister Mrs. Fannie zap IS
list. IN tn S2d year Of her age peceas tf
was the mother Of the late lanes ~ IL
Peay. at one time superintendent ..
SCHOOLS in Richmond. aud was wen Known ,,s.i,
and highly esteemed The fuaera! M ,,i
take place thl' afternoon at oeiocA
from I'uion.Statlsn. church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Prouerty Transfers,

Richmond: Thomas Halls heirs 10 Ida
A. Hall. Al feet on Fifteenth street corr
ner Poplar. 800; 81. q. Ryan and wife to
Morgani RI Mills. q feet ION east side
rwenty-third street between Broad ana
Marshall. 5000. &c. .---
Henrieo: William +. Harwood's heirs to
T.. T.. Bradley. . feet on east side bryan
street near Littlepage. $40: W. ii. Sands,
special commissioner, to J. u. Whtlock,
trustee 20x20 feet near centre of square
bounded by Park, Meadow. and Grove
and Floyd streets, $3.50; Ella l.. and G. T..
White TO f.. r. Bradley. 80 feet on east
side Twenty-second street near ", $eSj,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
RETURN or THE GOVERNOR.
May Go Down To-Day to Inspect the

The Governor and Mrs. OFerraiI re-
turned yesterday from Washington. They
spent Tuesday al Mount Vernon. where
the Governor, in his capacity as member
OF the board, met and dined with the
regents. The property was thoroughly
inspected and found to be in excellent
condition. ~ tf.
The: Governor lis. not at all well. but
hopes to 10 down. to- Old Point to-day to
inspect the Accomac, the new boat that
has been purchased for the oyster feet.
Mr. Zollickoffer. SECRETARY OF the Board
OF Chesapeake and its Tributaries went
down yesterday afternoon to receive. the
boat and pay the last instalment upos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

T. y. Campbell. treasurer; George w.
THler. regent, and c. w. Tyler, secretary.
Of ElSa Gouncil.' No. t06, Royat Arcanum,
ON yesterday paid over. 70 Mrs. Fannie
NJ Saunders, widow OF, Thomas VI. Saun-
ders the sum of Scc, the amount Of
benefit certificate In The Royal Arcanum
Mr., Saunders ded.a short time ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Mrs. sartorI. No, Engaged.

An Associated Press dispatch from New
York says: THE reported ensa cement OF
Mrs. Sartoris was denied by the Gran,
family. Mrs Sartoris is now In New York
with her mother at the home OF Colonel
Fred, ID. Grant" Mrs. Fred Grant, Mrs.
Sartoris's sister-in-iaw. was, very much
surprised that such a report was In cir
culation. and said: MY sister is not en-
gagged to- General Douglas or any one
else ft1
General Douglas left Baltimore on Tues.
day night for camp. accompanied BY his
aids. Captain Isidor Becker and Lieute.
nant Yates Pennington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

ELECTRICITY certainly appears 70 pe Son
ducive to matrimoRy. on Monday, new
CbuIa, Va, lIr., Oakley %. MbehslL az
operator in the Western Union lslsstan'
office here. ami Hiss Rita Y. "ags9net,
a clerk in the same office. were. united ~
marriage The bride IL the fourth svsessr
sive young lady who has occupied. ts =
position to leave 1t far mere resPonS'o''
dutieS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Our Daily New YORK uo,., K., ~,

NEW YORK. June l3-tspeeiai,5-J. p.
Branch. Waldorf; Mrs, q. C. McGivfay,.
Imperial; j. Edell, Miss F. EdeIl, Savoy;
+. a. Lackey. Broadway Central; j. II.
Drake. Marlborough; DIR. III. Taber. Il. d.
Hotchkiss, Imperial; A.. NJ. Addison,
brunswick; +, Elicit st. James, Mrs Is.
A. Jacobs, j. IL Dicberson, Jr.. ST. Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
49,. ,a..,e. ma. some Kc.t.

five cases constituted the dock '',,n "
ne police csurt yesterday morn'a ~
None of them possessed any un"ss
terest. ,,,,.s,, pager. who
Henry Davis and William pas we're
vere ,ip as suspicious charae
ordered 20 leaYe 1.-THE city =. o.a,,,ting
q. ". Divers. charges W. VII. cr,,,ch
~ s,riklng =. shinault with eru'eh,
49, 49, a,seharsed. shlnault did not appear
AGAINST the cripple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Virginia Peaches.

The steamer Avalon. sof the Maryland
company, brought the first Virginia
peaches to Baltimore on, Tuesday. says. tha
sun. The. fruit consisted Of two boxes,
AMI was shipped by Mr.. j., r.. Payne, OK
Paimer's wharf, Lancaster county, va.
II was excellent In hath ss.s snd flavor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
SCHOOL AT CHESTER.
COMMENCEMENT TUESDAY NIGHT OF
Tnf- SCHOOL At THAT PLACE.
.r m.,c,,exter -Grsys TO Holds bazaar
Next week--Personai and othcr
tsouthside Items.

,r,. closing exercises OF the Chester
c,,IsaIaie Institute took place Tuesa'y
n,gh, I'm the aiidlence-hall OF that buildins'
which was crowded 10 it's utmost capacity
Tho onening address was delivered by ME-
na,td : pulliam, OF Manchester. The
,,,s,ceI part of the programme was un'er
on,yre Of Miss Sinclair Mr. PUllani, al
the speciaI request of the faculty, read an
original poem, the theme OF which was
,ha, beautiful ana noble subject The
Women or me SOUTH Cod medals were
awarded 10 Misses Sadie Tatim Robert
SON and Lena Chafkicy and Master Ben
Rut,,n- for proficiency In higher mathe-
r,atics. and Miss Bessie Allen for music :
also Miss. Sadie ,Tatum Robertson for
elocution. Mr. Pulliam presented them
with brief and eloquent eulogy to the
recipients, Those receiving diplomas were
Misses Bessie Allen and Sadie Robertson.
After a short address from Professor +.
NJ. Edwards, who will.seyer his connec-
ton with the institute 70 reunite himself
TO the Virginia Conference, the principal
for the coming session Professor g. ~.
C'5rse recently az the Danville Female
College. was presented TO the audience by
Mr.. g. q. H. Robertson. Professor torke
enters his new field with high testimonials
Of merit, and will doubtless do all TO main
tim ~ high standard o. excellence for
ihe"s h68 NaJ hF f6f'Fe been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Eound Dead in Fed.

Coroner Taylor was called to no. -
es,,ib seventeenth street yesterday TO
yiew the body Of Christopher T. Tomp-
Li,t negro shoemaker about IS years
rld who was found dead in bell The old
,.,s, us last seen about II o'clock Tues
dav night. II. died from natural causes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
He wa. Round 40. see.,he Game.

4 col6rcd man eF route for the oase-
ban game at Wsst-41nd Park u's'"!
afternoon fell dpcm - hs4n-stfeet' s"th'i,sr
car AMI sustained rather severe injuries
10 one oil his hands,' 'seVsrttf ihlstrs w.
ing badly crushed and lacerated' ms
IN dy.s..ea. At. a. nearby drug
store. and he continued on the next car
10 the park. $1,000. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Souvenirs of the Monument

The Old .DGniu.on .BuilninS' anu -,
Association are issuing souvenirs III -
form Of paper weights maue iio'n -
bronze from which the figure on ,iie 80
az ,rd 3 Sailer..'. .uonumsnt was cast.
Iccou nnnying each souvenir il certh-
-. rynn. the founders that the meial
a. the same made for the run for the
statue. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
NHE BEST OF ALL.

Il aNTIrBI sPEPFIU AND TONIC SPRINGS.
This water cures Dyspepsia, Diarrhra, Dys-
EMERY, and all other forms u Indigestion. IL
regulates the functions Of the bowels and kid
neys; great remedy for teetning babies; a
preventive OF cholera infBntum; teautifes the
complexion: 10 fine tonic. Recommended by
prominent physicians. Circulars and water at
j. a. MQRRISo, 525 east Broad street, Rich
mond, and at springs, Burkeyilie, Va.
IL l4-IhASu3y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Annual Meeting Chamber of Commerce.

The anpual meeting. of the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. for the election OF
officers and the transaction of other i'm
portant business, will be held this eve
ming at 6 O'clock in the assefnbly-room
fifth floor. Chataber .of Commerce build
ing. AS there, as ample. stating rooia X
Is hoped that members--~ will generally at
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
RICHMOND GIRL AND TWICE MARRIED
Miss Agnes Herndon WEEDS Her Leading
Man, Mr.. Andruss.

The New York Herald Of yesterday
says:
Miss Agnes Herndop. the well-known
emotional actress, was, married quietly
Yesterday afternoon az No. IN west
Eighty-sseond street. the residence Of the
prideyrooIn's. family. to Mr. Albert A.
andruss. Youngest son OF Mr.. Abraham A.
Andruss. OF this city. The ceremony, was
performed by The REV James NJ. Phil
putt. rector VI linton church. m I.enox
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

Al the decdfations in the d'1li'hail OF
the Armory. wher, the bazaar was he!n'
have been taken down and the poothS
have been removed.
40. $50 won the bicycle ratified room
many. F"s table.