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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

At a stated communication OF THIS
lodge. held last evening at the Masonic
Temple. the following officers were elect,
ell for the ensuing twelve months. and
they We're Installed w Chase Morton,
wOrshipful master; George VI. Ra"son.
senior warden; Z. H. c. CabeG. junior
warden. Worshipful +. r. Hulce, treas
urer. thirty-hrst time, WoshiDful ;. u.
Jacobs. secretary. j. W. Anderson, senior
deacon. j. n. Bradley, junior deacon.
The following appointments were made
by the Master: Revs. j. Calvin stewart.
J. X. Haxen. AMI ". l.. Grlvatt, chap
lains. H. b. Collins, tiler; William krouse,
purveyor. L. j. Cousins aud ID. VI. Andcr-
son. stewards: !. =. Nystrom, II =.
Pettrony. r. y. Cawson. and ID. r. Reed.
stewards committee. Worshipful !. \.
and Worshipful r. W. Carter. Masonic
section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Interesting Facts About Il ch'"""" -
zon- and other nrftct-.


Joseph Blazicr. charged with attempted
assault on "A siX-year-old Girl, was i0nnd
guilty, and given three years In the p'n'-
Tertiary
Amon.. ths. visitors az tho Capitol yes
ter,lay were Lewis Jones. former sner-
IN of Middlesex county. and G. I. smith,
treasurer OF Caroline county.
clarence W. Price lett Richmond Mon
day via the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
road. for Ashland, Ohio. Before return
ing. ne will visit Cleveland, PittsDurs. ana
Baltimore.
rnvitatious have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Williams 10
Mr.. Edwin ;. Sheppe Wednesday morn
inr lime 18th. az o'clock, AZ NO. IL
north Lomb2rdy street.
Lieutenant James =. Jervey. Of the
United States corps enslne,ts. Siau9ned
at Wiiett's Point, NeM ofN hafY9s,
and Mrs. Jervey. are IN Powhatan county
visiting their parents.
The motion on the part OF Air. j. >
Parrish. who appeared before Judge NicN-
ham Yesterday, 10 reinstate the election
case Of Southwark vs.. solomon, was dis
missed by the Court.
Mr.. George Copeland VIM, OF Chest
nut Hill. and Miss Bessie Moore. OF iieh-
rico county. were married at tae residence
of the brides brother. IN Henrico county,
wednesday night. at 800 o'clock.
There will be donkey party given on
the beautiful lawn OF Mrs. Jas. spence this
afternoon. Juno 1ith. Tor the beneht 90
the new chandelier OF Laurel-Stree1
church. Refreshments viii he served.
Rev. r. II. White. who has been at
the southern Baptist Theological semi
nary. Louisville. Ky. passed thfoNsh
this city en- route for Burkcvine Va,
where he win take charse Of church
during his vacation.
The trunk which was found Tuesday
night on the porch of Alexander Green,
No. 2lp west Eoutts street and which
was carried to the Second police station,
has boon claimed by Matilda winston.
who Identified il as her property. Inc
trunk was carried to Mr. Green lesi-
oenCe 10y mistake.
Tho Sunday school OF Union-Station
Methodist church will have their annual
basket excursion next Tuesday. IL Is
proposed 10 spend the day az Nest7Fer
and the trip will be made on the Poca-
hontas. which will leave her wharf az
\. NJ All who 20 along are promised
good time.
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AFTER THE eoLo-BRIcK MAN.
pEfEKsBU EG'S KLCOED.
six Un.ver.ty Degree Men" From Nc
Cabe's ~chooi-Public schools.

PETERSBURG. VA. June lS.-special.-
OF the nine Students at the University Of
Virginia during the session just closed
from McCabe University School in this
city. six were degree men" OF the re-
mining three one passed his "Intermc-
diate" examination. but was prevented by
illness from standing his Finals" while
the other two graduated I'm separate
schools al the University. The University
School boys are very proud Of the big
score OF their old schoOl-fellows
The public schools of Petersburg Will
close tomorrow for the summer vacation.
There will be no formal exercises. other
than the awarding Of diplomas and GER
tifcatcs OF distinction to the successful
pupils.
Certain portions Of the Appomattox
river, a few miles below Petersburg. have
been staked of by the United States
Government employees, for the purpose
of cleaning cut and removing the sand
bars. The work Will probably be begun
next week.
Ihe steamer Ariel left here his morn
ing for Norfolk and Newport News with
a plcntv OF cXcursionists The excursion
was given for the benefit of the Second
Baptist church in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
1nE HfBLk cOSFEKENoE.
Rev. Mr.. stearns' Address Upon tho Holy
Spirit

FORT MONROE. VA. June B.-Specai.
TIE Bible Conference Of Christian Evan
eolists closed it, third session tonight
after a day OF most interesting work A
larger gathering greeted the speakers
to-day than upon the two previous days
Of the conference and many went away
expressing their belief that a great re-
ligious awakening IS at hand.
New arrivals to-day are from Texas and
Minnesota.
The Rev. George c. Needham presided
at the morning session. Rev. -. M.
Stearns. Of Germantown, Pa, spoke upO1
The lncwelling OF the Holy Spirit" He
dwelt upon the habit Of many professors
OF religion who believed that they could
have the Lord with them at their own
convenience, and that when they leave
chit rch on Sunday dismiss him until the
next Sabbath, deluding themselves with
the belief that that was all that was
necessary to salvation.
Tue TIsFs OF THE oFYTILvs.
The Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin OF Brook
lyn. ~ Y. spoke on the Times Of the
Gcntlles." He gave most graphic and
Instructive word picture II the degrade
ton and downfall OF tho Jews. taking his
text from Luke xxi. =. which reads:
And they shall fall by the edge Of the
sword. and shall be led away captive
into all nations. and Jerusalem shah %
tOddcn down Of the Genules until the
tines Of the Gontilcs be fulfilled.
lie said tho prophecies which were made
hy Daniel when he interpreted the dream
of the Image 10 Nebucharezzar ana or th',
later prophets were being fulfilled, ana
trat until the fulhllmcnt of all ii IS Coz
prIT that the kingdom Of Israel be not
res tored. ~.
DR. Stearns spoke again az tne alie,e
noon ecr,,icee and was followed by the
rev julius Il. Grammar. Of Baltimore
wi . gave n most instructive address on
the Inspiration OF the Bible inc roy icy,
Vtrrv NJ. wharton. Of Baltimore, ana
n g. Pearson spoke IN the evening
REv. A. c. DIXON.
To-mo-row the Rev. \. G. Dixon. OF
will sneak on the Holy tpirit'
lie win be followed by other eminent
eycal crs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Convict Claimed To be Pnrdoned, But
SIN in the Penitertiary

The following was sent from Norfolk 10
a number OF newspapers on Tuesday last:
in 1898 NJ. W. Mason. wcll-known real
estate man Of Norfolk. Was assaulted on
McCulloughs bridge beaten. robbed, and
left for dead Henry Rogers, one of the
men, was caught tried. convicted. and
sentenced 10 eighteen years i'm the PEN
itentary. Tie Is back in Norfolk. with the
Governors pardon, and the people are in
approval OF the Governors action The
least intimauon that "a pardon for Rogers
had been asked for OF was contemplated
would have called for storm of pro-
tests
The facts In the case, as shown by the
prison record. are that Rogers is still an
Inmate OF the penitenuary. Ia May last
his sister, Sarah Rogers. petitioned the
Governor TO pardon her brother. but the
request was refused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

The German-fhoso Engaged-Lsrge At
tendance Thus Year.


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June 10
special.-The grand german which closed
the final exercises Of the University last
night was Il success. The gymnasium
was crowded 10, its utmost capacity with
the gay and beautiful, and the dance
went merriiy on until the wee sma' hours,
and the bright rays OF the morning sun
had peeped IN upon the gay assembly.
THE DAScAEs.
The ladies who participated in the
dance were: The Misses Gray. of Rich
mond, Walter, OF Savannah; Eangerfield,
OF Alexandria; Roper OF Petersburg
Laughin, of St. Louis, Craighin. OF
Lynchburg; Robins, OF Richmond: An
derson, OF Richmond, glasgow, OF Rich
mOnd; Stewart, Of Georgetown; Mcclure.
OF Richmond; Bowe, OF Richmond; Well
lord, OF Richmond, Orrick, Of Maryland
Logan, of Richmond; Lille, Of Alabama
Howard, of Richmond; Morris, of Rich
mOnd; Jones, of Charlotte; Warren, of
bridgeport; Katie. OF New York; Flow
cree, Of Nicksburg: Minnegerode. of Alex
andria; Moran, Jennie Randolph. Mary
Roscoe Randolph. Mamie Gordon. Mason,
Male. OF Washington; Forbes, of Warren
ton; Kean, Of Lynchburg; Tayloe Eunice
Niche, Winston, Peck, of Chicago.
Clarke, Of Chicago; and Woods.
The gailants were: Messrs Whaley
Randolph. John Harrison, of Richmond /;
Wertenhaker Hanckel. Cockreli. Hail.
Trottcr, Ed. Harrison. of Richmond;
Hugh Nelson, Cooke. McAllister, Brown.
j. M. Garrett. T. 5. Garnett. j. 5. Tay-
lor Langhorne, Craighili. Langhorne Lew
is III. Old. Cary. Hancock. of Al5cmarlc:
Heath, Of Norfolk; Breaux, Of Richmond:
ThOmasson, OF Richmond; Sans,
OF Norfolk: W. II. Lewis, Clopton.
Paxton. Allyn, W. W. Old. Jr.; Hcnder-
son, Gordon, Cochran. Wilson, Bryan,
Wall Jones. Alsop. Block. Johnson. Grice.
OF Portsmouth; Hullihen, Collins. South
all. Lambert. Gayle. Smoot, Wayt. VII
liams. OF Richmond Ransom. r. u
Laughlin. Il. Laughlin, Gray. Niche.
Green. Mason. Perry. Of Florida: Hamil-
ton. OF Petersburg; Catlett. Of Richmond:
Roper, Katie. OF New York. and Lee. Of
Alexandria.
SUCCESS or THE FINALS.
The finals Of the University Of Virginia
this year were more largely attended by
people from a distance. and the exercises
wer Of a more attractive character. than
for years before. Several Of the old resi-
dents of the University were heard to
remark that "the finals this year remind
ed them OF Other days, when people flock
ed TO the University by thousands from
all over the country 10 witness the Uniyer-
sity exercises"
The Rev. II. W Tribble, Of Jackson
Tenn. has accepted the call 10 the pas
iorate of the Baptist church Of this city.
and VIII enter upon his duies the first
Sunday in July.
Miss Lillic McAllister. while engaged I'm
gathering cherries yesterday at Kenwood
fruit farm. fell from a tree. breaking
both arms. and her collar-pone. besides
receiving painful bruises about her body
and face. She les in very critical
condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
MRS. j. 4. HnovA,, ,UDDnN DEAN.
She Passed Away uu.sty at Her Home of
Heart DDe,se.

ASHLAND. W. June 13.-Speciai.-
Mrs. j. a. Brown, wife OF the
clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Hanover
county. died suddenly at her husbands
residence here tonight at 100 o'clock, OF
heart disease.
Mrs. Brown was a lovely character.
She was a daughter of Nathaniel August,
for many years connected with Rich
mond bank as book-keeper. She was a
sister Of Colonel August. a well-known
manager OF summer resorts. and also OF
Mrs. Abbitt. wife Of Rev. George G. Abb
bitt. rector Of st. Marks Episcopal
church. She leaves two little girls, the
eldest OF whom is about twelve years Old.
Notice Of funeral will appear later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

was no cost for him 10 pay. 1T. oi'"'
made this explanation in his address.
n was the expectation 10 form League
Union at this meeting. but owing ~ ,ns
lateness OF the hour DR.. slciu nno' a. g.
thar three members Of each ieasue ~
this purpose His motion was adopeu,
and Tuesday week. at o'ciock, NaS
selected for the time OF meeting an"
Centenary the place ,-..o
At the close OF the exercises the ie .,t,.so
members were Invited 10 the lecture
room Of the church. which was oedusi1,
fully decorated for the occasion, anu
abundant Tefreshmnets were SerFeu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
LIBRARY COUPON.

| ]. Reveries OF a Bachelor.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
4 ROM4NJIC M4EHIfGE.
Miss Grace Baker Comes all he Way From
Texas TO Mary Mr.. Gasoline,

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June l3.-Spe-
ciaL-Seven coaches filed with members
OF the Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools Of this city returned from WI
Harrisburg tonight. whittier they went
TINS morning on their annual picnic. All
had pleasant time. and no accident oc-
Cured 10 mar the pleasure OF the Occa-
SION
Miss Grace Baker. of Texas. was mar
ried here last night 10 George Gasoline
There is a tinge OF romance about this
marriage the bride coming alone all
the way from the Lone Star State
a, W. Con, a valued attache Of the
pally Commercial. left for New Jersey
tonight. his former home. where he will
20 into business.
Mrs. Louis Block and son. of Gordons-
vale, are visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
llcfk, OF 100 west Clay street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
Mr.. DANIEL DENIES 1T.
He Has Not Arranged to Stump the state
With tryAn Of Nebraska.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June l3.-
Special.-In a special interview this morn
ing with the Hon. John W. Daniel. in
answer 20 the question whether the story
was true that he and Mr.. Bryan. Of Ne
braska. were going 10 stump the state or
Virginia for free silver. Major Daniel re-
piled that 10 was the first that he had
heard Of II. or Of MIR Bryan's coming TO
Virginia. and that he had had no COM
municatiOn with Mr.. Bryan or any ore
else on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

The Richmond Howitzers library
through Sergeant ". ;. Woodson. has
been presented by the j. ". Randolph
Company with twenty-five handsomely
bound books. The selection embraces
poetry. history. fiction. ETC.. in fact. IT
covers nearly the whole field Of Ltera-
ture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

that he thought II would be
the Legislature TO consider me
subject. one OF the points 20 oe
he said. IL to whether OF hot
Judge had the right without any
ticnal testimony. TO reverse r'
which had been previously Ie,.'ss .' e''
Corporation Court or NiIS"i. ,'',
one OF which was superior 10 the
~ court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

OF the Washington. and Ephr,m Ball.
OF the Franklin Society: 5ebater's medal.
w. l.. jones. 81 the Washington. and J.
ID. Hughlett. Of the Franklin Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

After the grip. diphtheria, pneumonia,
scariet-fever, typhoid-feNcr, etc, hool ;
Sarsaparilla is OF wonderill peheut ll
imparting the strength and vig0r so much
desiren.
Hoods pills cure iaundice. biliousness.
slcN headache. constipation ana an liver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
10 b. Considered by the LecI.latur,.

Speaking OF the mannSr IN which Frank
Lockwood Smith. the 'g0ld-brick man.
has been dragged around from one coun-
~ 10 another. while "a prisoner IN this
State. Governor o'Ferran said last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

supcrsedeas awarded; bond in the penalty
OF 500.
Adkins VS.. Fishburn Brothers. From
the Corporation Court or the city OF 100
anoke. Petition for writ OF error refused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Mason Rnire's Encounter With jams
Riley. in Stafford.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June ID
Specialization Raines. of Baltimore,
who was on a visit to Stafford county,
fatally stabbed James Riley yesterday
eSCaDe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Tho Southern Hallway said 70 BE Seeking
~ Outlet nj Norfolk.

~ Outlet at Norfolk.
NORFOLK. VA. June lI-Speciai.-
IT IS reported that the Southern railway
is seeking a deep-water terminus at this
harhor. A large land deal has been par
TALLY consummatcd. in which the. Cotton
and Wise farms adjoining the western
and Carolina depot will 20 into the ha anus
of gentlemen representing the lOdu. nv
price will be Sl0iO1O. This purchase, 10
geihor with an option now held on me
Thompson tract. embraces nearly all lnS
water front between the eastern Inc OF
the Port Norfolk Company ana the west
ern line of the railroad.
IMPROVEMENTS 10 BE MADE.
II Is learned that extensive improve
rnonts will shortly be made by the pur-
chasers Of property I'm the West End, on
POtetOurt street near Client bridge. A
handsome BUILDING will be erected WIN
"A large amusement hall, in connection
with which will be run Diiliard-Iooh'
ice-Crcam parlOr, etc.
AFTER THE GoLp-BRICK MAN.
The police Of Norfolk have received a
request from Governor O'Ferrall 10 look
out for Parker. the gold-brick swindler.
lit IS believed that he is here. but up 10
tho present time the police have 1a!led 10
locate him.
1t is said that an officer called at
sporting house last night and asked FOR
Parker. and was told that he was not
there when at the time Parker was IN
the house.
The Artesian Well Company has drill
through twcnty-three feet Of solid rock.
The water D. running out OF the top of
the pipes. but not in sufficient quantity 10
be OF any service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
oTHRR CASES.

Fouk and Others vs. Strasburs Stone
and Earthenware Manufacturing compa-
nv From the Circuit Court OF Shenan-
dcsh county. Appeal refused.
Peasely VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
Way Company. From the Circuit Court
OF Allegheny county. Writ of error re-
fused.
Amherst Development Company and
Ronert TAFT ". Robert Bruce. From the
Circuit Court OF Amherst county. Appeal
refused.
Rallou VS.. Bailon. From the Corpora
ton Court OF the city OF Lynchburg. APP
neal and supersedeas awarded; bond in
the penalty OF 500.
Ranks From the Hastings Court OF the
civ OF Roanoke Appeal and supersedeas
ava rded: bond In the penalty OF 1900.
George D. Coons, administrator or
George -. Freeman. deceased. VS.. But
ters' Appeal and supersedeas awarded to
q decree 10 the Circuit Court OF culpeper
county: no bond required:
Rakes VS. Commonwealth. From the
circuit Court OF Carroll county. Writ OF
error dismissed for failure to pay Writ
tax. s ..,,..uoa
COMPANY. From the Circuit Court OF
Nottingham county. Writ OF error and
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-10-26
Facts.

Typhoid fever RACES all along the
upper Monongahela river, mostly due,
it is believed, to well and river water.
In Frostburg not case, mostly due,
1t is believed by DR.. Timothy Griffith,
to the use of Great Savage spring
water.
The doctor says. however, that in
other healthful respects, due credit
must be given to decreased number
of hog pens in town and Il general i'm
provement in the manner of keeping
those that are unhappily left.
From other sources the JOURNAL
learns that the aggressiveuess this
year of the Board of Health has re-
suited in more sanitation than in all
of ten years before.
Mayor Bear is hustler of practical
turn. There is nothing visionary
about him. He is not only "hearer
but doer of the work" When his
year has expired he will have earned
his salary several times-something
that cannot be said of any Mayor
within the towns cooperate existence.
If his term were five instead of one
year, the town would be really well off
ia the year 1900.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-10-26
Married..

In Cumberland Tuesday, Oct %,
1895, Miss Belle Welsh, of this place,
to Mr.. William Kirby, of Eckhart.
In Cumberland Wednesday morn
ing, Oct. %, 1895, by Rev. 7. J. Yost :,
Miss Elsie Wade, of this place, to Mr..
Howard Skdmore, of Fairmont, W.
Va. After the ceremony an elegant
reception was rendered the happy pair
by Miss Flora Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Skidmore arrived in Frostburg
Wednesday evening where a reception
was given at the home of the brides
brother, George C. Wade. They will
leave for Fairmont, their future home,
next week.
Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1895, Miss Jennie
Haberlein and William A. Glatfelty
were united in marriage at the brides
home, Federal Hill. Rev. C. A..
Britt performed the ceremony. A
few invited guests besides the men,
bers of the family We're present.
Everything passed off pleasantly, and
after an impromptu repast, the couple
left for short wedding trip, taking
in the Pittsburg Exposition on their
route. They have since returned and
are located at the Slicer House, of
which Mr.. Glatfelty is the efficient
clerk. Success, prosperity and happi-
ness are wished for the young couple
on the part of their many friends.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-10-26
Personal.

David Sloan, president of the Iona
coming Savings Bank, and R. Amman,
cashier of the Frostburg FIRST Nation
al, represented this county in the
National Bankers convention in
Atlanta, Ga, last week. The JOUR
NAL caught them together Wednesday
and reproached both for not letting
"ole Allegany" be heard from. Sloan
said, however, that they occupied
front seats, marched next the band
and had millionaires came around rub
bling their elbows up against us and
so on. THE reason you didn't hear
from u.s." explained Amman, is-"St.
John,of Boston, took Sloan's place,
and when it came to my turn Judge
Aldredge, of Texas, got up and spoke.
Those two fellows knocked us both
out" 1t turned around very fortu-
nately, however, that nobody got
either's place at the grand banquet.
In field day outing of the Young
Mems Christian Association at Johns.
town, Pa, Friday of last week the
street car system of the city was
handed over to AZ young ladies who
acted in place of the conductors from
Al a. m. to II, midnight. This feature
of the occasion is represented as "the
browning one" There was no dead
head riding and theincome proved big
thing for the Association. In the list
the JOURNAL notices the names of
Misses Margretta Hooking and Bessie
Berkey, both Frostburg girls.
Anthony Lehr, of Washington. D..
c., and his young bride, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, are visiting his parents, of this
place, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Lehr.
After two weeks stay they will take
up their residence in the capital city.
Isaac Bear is salesman in the
large shoe house of his brother, Myer,
in Baltimore, ike is clever boy.
Towles, the photographer, has A
NJ. Bird, of New York, a firstclass
scenic artist, at his gallery renewing
up to date all his backgrounds and
accessories.