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The morning call., 1891-08-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Nj cAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery St
Call or send
For a Complete Printed List
Of Property Tor Sale
In ALL Paris a City

In All Parts of the City,
1he the Mission; Dolores St. bet Day and 30th; 25x
1O9; street work complete.
%35UO-Baker and Fulton sts.; corner; 25Il00
street work all done.
$1,000 each-ofer wanted; fine lots sunny
side of Sullivan ST.. Willard each 25Nl3l 10:
grand view; only blocks omnibus Cable-road eN-
ss25o-DevisaderO ST. mr. Oak: 5orlo6. Devlsa-
Western Addition
s2S50-Fnlton St.. nr Lott: 25x1oo: cheap
sSs00-rurk and Broderick sts,; corner; 43:6x
Sll0O-Golden Gate ave mr.. lst; 25xl37;6.
S26GO-Dovisadero ST., nr. Ridley: 25N125.
100
sll.ooO-valencia, nr. Army: 55x2os
SSSO0-Castro and Beaver: corner; 25x100; all
street work done; splendid residence locality
$SlU0-Doiores and 2lst: grand corner; 53X95;
street work completed; superb view.
$l950-POint Lobos ave, nr. llth; 25xl0o; street
work all done: splendid buy.
McAFEE. BALDWIN q HAMMOND, 10 Mont
gomery st.
Gt60O RENT s4sO PER YEAR: PERRY.
p f0UU. near 80: 2-story house; = nice fats. 5
aud rooms. bath, etc, each: lot 25X75; this Is the
cheapest and best property OF this description for
sale. McAFkE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND, 10 Mont
gomery st
GQn0n MISSION, Mr.. 26rH; GOOD 2-STORY
~; aaoOOO. building; 2 stores, and rooms and
BALDWIN q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
gao O00 AN EXTRA LARGE LOT ON
.D3O.UOU. Market st, near l5th; size 75xli5;
good 2-story house; street work all done. MCAFEE,
BALDWIN a HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
G1f 0nn SPLENDID CORNER; BUSH
y .oOO. and buchanan: IS s:9x67;3: 3 cot
BALDWIN i HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
$50 600 Story and 6assmsot SnnI On
prominent CAifornia-st. corner, near Kearny; rent
at present S24O0 per annum; VIII soon be increased;
lot 27:sx6S:9. McAFEE BALDWIN & HAM
MoND. 10 Montgomery st.
S35OOO sf.ESDD s; S4onD,,v PIECE Es OF pTs u.s.,
Jones; good 2story residence; 13rooms bath. etc;
large lot so :6x 20 to rear street. McAFEE. BALD
WIN HAMMOND 10 Montgomery ST.
Us HOO. house con on Green St. oS near La2tln;
flats and rooms each; rent $27; lot 2Sx77 IS.
cry ST.
G970O PRETTY BAYwINDow COT
Do w. tsge on Valley St. near Dolores: 8
WIN & HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
GOS0 ONLY $50 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY
,DADO. instaments OF so; ~ splendid level
from Mission street and close to the electric
lots in the adjoining blocks are being sold for $500
Montgomery St
o0I0n NEW COTTAGE; LARGE ROOMS
.DOIUu. bath. etc; nice garden; large lot. 5 TX
Castro. McAFEE, BALDWIN q HAMMOND, 10
Montsomery street
GGSOO RENT 5000 PER ANNUM: GOOD
II near Srason sn aa, nS"se; & ou fioer' he
etc. MCAFEE, BALDWIN " HAMMOND 10 Mont
gOmery
GGA0O Rents $3.50 PER ANNUM: FINE
,pOOOO. new iats 3 and rooms, bath, etc: on
Fillmore St, only block from Haight-st. cars
MCAFEE BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Mont
gomery
SSaAA SPLENDID 3-STORY BAY-wINDOw
rOOOU. house on Washington st. near Taylor
rooms, bath, etc: grand marine view: lot 50 :2x
90: cab Gears pass property MCAFEE, BALDWIN
Il HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST.
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TOR sALE-ONE OF THE OLDEST COAL AND
j wood yards in the city; established over 80
years. Address Yard, Box 15S. CALL Branch
Once au24 7t<
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PAINTERS.

PAINTING. DECORATING, TINTING. wHITEN-
i Ing, papering. j. S. MELLON, so o. Farreli5 8 I'm
SIGSS. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
~ hanging, tinting and decorating; wholesale and
retati dealers In paints oils glass. brushes.
nishes. MCRAE d DUANE, 2U5, 207 Fourth "a I'm
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n L. ORR d CO.'S
uN1MPRovEn PROPERTY

REAL ESTATE OFFICE
1l2 Montgomery St. Occidental Hotel Block
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EoR SALE-SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE;
/ best part city; good business: S rooms: always
fuli; rent S3j; present owner been there years:
be SOLD tins week. Amply 800 KearnY. a23 3Is
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-
MONEY TO LOAN FROM FIVE TO TWENTY
IVA years at per cent in amounts from $500 up,
on city or farm property anywhere in California.
fot particulars call address A. j. HENRY. 4s5
Ninth ST., Oakland. jy3U ThSuTu l2t
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
~ your Old gold and silver by mail to the old and
IeilaDle house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third St, San
Francisco; will send by return mail the cash; IL
amount is not satisfactory Will return the gold 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ DOS kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches: low interest oc4tf
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ATTORSEYs-AT-LAW.

"a lex MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY, 331 MONT
w gomery ST., Room ; pTobating estates and fore
closing mechanics' liens speciaties advice. aul9 If
l. l.. JENKINS. ATTORNEY AT LAW. 73
H. Fourth ST.; advice given on all legal matters.9t
A DYICE FREE READ AID. PERSONALS. CIV.
y HOWE co, attorneysat-law. $50 Market. IL
, A DVIcE FREE; MARRIAGES SPEEDILY AN
- nuted secretly; Collections, etc; experienced
stt0rneYS: French and German spoken. Pacific
Law Exchange. 23 Kearny ST. aus 6m
L'BANK KENNEDY. ATTORNEY. os MURPHY
4 building; all cases promptly prosecuted. .iell 6m
u A. CRorHERS. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, 6o5
IL. Clay ST. no3 Il
VA W. DAVIDSON ATroRNEY-AT-LAw, tll
W California IL. Rooms l-I5; advice fres d3it
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GIDO FINE SALOON: 1856 SECOND ST.;
u OV. rent $50 INQUIRE 233 PACIFIC 81. au24 RS
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

BLACKSMITH SHOP IN CITY FOR LESS THAN
- value OF stock and tools; good location Apply
r. s. CALL Branch Once. au95 7ts
TOR SALE-G0oD MILCH COW; NICE AND
i gentle; has been in family 2 years. Apply
SCHLEINERS, Clara ave, bet. Sixteenth and
Seventeenth sts au23 n
DOR SALE-FINE ENGLISH PUG PUPPIES. 3l2
Il Mason st. au2O 7ts
CAFE, SCALE, LETTERPRESS, sToRE-TRUCK
- and m0ney-tlll: cheap. lO2 Clay ST. au7 II
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS,
~ shaftng. pulieys, betting water pipes, ETC.
del II MCINTOSH wOLPMAN, 1877 Beale st.
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES
~ pIaners, driipresses. 6G7 Mission st. se27t
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WE MAKE THIS OFFER TO FIRING
THE moss TRACT" BEFORE THE PUBLIC
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GJeOO LOOK Ar THESE 8 LOTS, 25xI2O

,D1OUO. each. and only $500 fronting dt-
rectly on Sutro's Boulevard. which IS to be built
from the park to the Ocean House road; when
completed theSs lots will sell $500 per lot
is forced sale, is actually compelled to
sell Apply AZ once 10 p. a. DOLAN " Co, $50
Market st.
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S4250 STEVENSON 5Ss,G: ST. Mr. 10Th FLATS a.
rooms: fine cellar; lot 251S0 This is fine productive
property and is bargain. LEE Il GOODY. 800
Montgomery St. Safe Deposit Building.
GoI0n LYON ST, Mr.. PINE; FINE LOT
tDo tOO. % :6I95; comfortable cottage; 4
rooms; the lot is worth more money; 5000 cash.
balance TO suit; this is an unusually good thing
Apply to LEE a GooDY, $50 Montgomery st. Safe
Deposit Building. au23 81
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OFFICES TO LET
OFFICES AND wORK-ROONIS TO LET IN NEW
" 5-story building Hardie place, off Kearny,
bet. Bush and Sutter; entrances 2SU kearny st and
on Hardie place; best lighted Offices and rooms In
the city: rents reasonable. Apply to z. c. MOL
10y, 1873 Montgomery st. au2O 1T
I IGHT AIRY OFFICE ON GROUND FLOOR
II with show-window (space to suit tenant by w
ii. GRIM n co. llS Montgomery ST anIS ~
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$40 600 BARGAIN; SUBSTANTIAL g.
prominent Caiifornia-st. corner near Kearny; rent
at present S24OD per annum VIII soon be increased
lot 27:9N6S:9. McAFEE, BALDWIN & HAM
MOND 10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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GTEO NOE ST., Mr.. 27TH: STREET GRADED
dD Nv. and severed; fine lot. 25Nl25: abSo-
iutey good value for $1,000; only one left Apply
nuSit HnlIding-
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DRAW YOUR own CONCLUSION.

Lots in the Mission, Western Addition and still
further out, 40 minutes from kearny and Market
sts., 25xl00. $500.
Lots IN the Moss Tract 40xl35. 35 minutes from
San Francisco. $3.50.
We have no fogs; we have winds. Streets
graded and city water put upon each lot.
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FIFTY LOTS SOLD LAST WEEK
TO OAKLAND PEOPLE.
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S4500 EEE ssse ,sorr FER xEAE rEERY s.
aud rooms BATH etc, each: lot 25N75: this Is the
cheapest and best property OF this description for
sale. mcAFEE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND, 10 Mont
nrnItA 81
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WE MAKE THIS OFFER BELIEVING 100 PER
SONS INTERESTED IN THIS TRACT CAN DO
MORE FOR IT THAN ALL THE ADvER-
TISING IN THE COUNTRY.
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+ ESEEAL MERCHANDISE STORE IN THE
" santa Cruz Mountains for sale account of
other business; a good opening for energetic
party with some capital; location the deSfra-
BE aad heatnfu IN the State; price asked for fun
vale OF stock, ETC. $500. For particulars address
a r., Box 40. this Office au23 3t
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A NDERSON SPRINGS, LAKE CoUNTY-THE
- proprietor of this famous and celebrated resort
wishes to announce to her friends and the pubIIc
that arrangements have been made with the South
ern Pacific Company and WIN. Spiers stage line for
the sale OF through tickets to the springs; from
san francisco and Oakland So: round trip 80 so:
through tickets can also be obtained at Sacra
aud San Jose The advantages of our hot and cold
sulphur and iron baths, natural steam baths,
unequaled; take 7 80 A. NJ ferry from San Fran
cisco for Caistoga For further particulars ad
dress j.. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs, Middle
Town, Lake County, Cal. my3I II
PoARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT A
~ nice country home, near Mills College. Inquire
4lOR2 seventeenth st, San Francisco. aul9 7t~
RESoRTS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
~ facihc Coast. with rates, location, etc, pub
lished in the Hotel Guide, lis pages. For safe by
newsdealers or send 25c In stamps to w. NJ. PAT
TERSoN, publisher, 80 Post ST., 5. i. mr1 tf
TO LEASE MOUNTAIN SANITARIUM AND
1 resort: fully equipped: only four hours from
San Francisco. Address X Box II. this office. "a u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teething; II soothes the child,
1ds bs's NJ ps U, cEs,
2Menty.fYe cents bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
A MOST COWARDLY MURDER.
IN. John EppeS, Of Suffolk, the UnOr-
tunato Victim.
DR.. R. KElN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Tne Alleged wife-nurdcrer's Triai--ho"-
aoke.s fsoom in Churches Legion OF
fxonor-pan River Baptist Association.

prrsnsnrno. VA. July So.--tSpecial.I IA
most cold-blooded murder was eoinnie'eu
some time last night on the suburbs OF Sui-
folk ON the Norfolk and Western railroad
xhe victim being John Eppes, highiy re-
epected young man. aged about twenty-five
years. Mr.. Rppes weighed about l6O pounds
and was ouite handsome man. He held the
x,osstion of manager and operator OF the
Western Union telegraph Office at Suffolk
WA very popular with all who knew him
and he was not known to have On enemy.
Il appears from what has been learned that
The unfortunate man, ia company with MI
Allen. day operator OF the Atlantic and Dan
vile Railroad Company at Suffolk, were walk
ing down the track Of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad. and when Just outside OF the
town they were fired upon from ambush. Inc
whole load entered Eppes' side and ne only
lived about forty minutes II is thought that
Eppes was mistaken by the assassin ior some
one else The affair has caused much excite
mont in Suffolk and but little else has been
talked of to-day. Every effort 10 being made
10 capture the murderer.
CAME PROM NEW JERSEY.
The chief Of police has received a letter
from the mother of Hamilton Duncan. the
white boy. who, IN. company with Two negro
bOyg WAS arrested on sunday Tor attempting
10 wreck passenger train on the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, and who has been
sent 10 Jail at Manchester 70 serve out
sentence of three months. The writer says
that her son left his home in Jersey City
three months ago. since which time she mas
heard nothing from him.
Several members of the Lark Camping Club,
of Columbia. Pa, who have been IN oncamp-
rent in Prince George county IN the vicinity
Of the Crater for the past week or more came
into town to-day and visited some OF the TO-
bacco factories and then went out TO Granite
Grove on the Petersburg and Asylum road.
The club will leave for home tomorrow
morning They express themselves as having
had very pleasant visit. Not few OF the
members Of the club will carry back with
them relics If the late war. which they picked
up on the batte-felds in front of Petersburg
CHARGED WITH sAFE-ROBB1NG.
Two white men were arrested at Crewe yes
tefday afternoon on suspicion of being parties
who were implicated in the safe robbery at
Farmvlle. They had hearing in an apple
orchard before justice OF the peace, 0ywhom
they were discharged.
A juvenile Humpty- DuInpty troupe. COM
posed of number of small boys from Peters
burg, went TO City Point night before Inst TO
give a performance. The entertainment,
financially, was perfect failure. for the re-
ceipts amounted to only 50 cents. The boys,
through the kindness of the railroad company
were brought home for IS cents each, and but
for this accommodation they would have had
90 walk 10 this city.
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LEGION OF HONOR.
End OF the Biennial Session of the Grand
CJunoil.

CJunoil.
NORFOLK. VA, July 90.-ISpecial. THE BIZ
ennial meeting Of the Grand Council Ameri-
can Legion of Honor, was closed at Ocean
View last night after session of two days.
The following is q summary Of the business
transacted: Subordinate councils were adj
yised TO levy a tax of 81 per member
80 be used by the grand COM
Inander in the establishment Of new cOun-
ellis. Several changes we're made in the
bylaws. One of these gives subordinate
councils one representative for every one
hundred members or fractional part thereof,
instead of one representative from each
council regardless Of membership. which is
the present plan. Another change is that the
time of meeting is carried from the fourth
Tuesday in July to the second Wednesday in
August.
II was decided TO hold the next biennial
session at either Ocean View, VirgiDis Beach
or Old Point. subject to the selection of the
finance committee.
The matter of reducing the amount of in
surance was discussed the limit now is rs. 900
and a recommendation was sent to the Su-
preme Council to place the limit at $4,000.
This action WAS taken with view TO lessening
the assessments now levied upon the mem
bers. During the session an address was de-
lvered by Supreme Commander Enoch S.
Brown.
ensuing term Grand Commander T. c.
Morton, of Staunton; Yice-Grsnd Comman-
der. w. w. Athey, of Leesburg Past Grand
Commander, J. l.. Thompson. of Lynchburg ;
Grand Orator, f. Wilkinson, of West Point +;
Grand Chaplain. s. H. Randlett, Of Norfolk ;
Grand Secretary, l.. G. Davis. of Richmond /;
Grand Treasurer O. f. Murden. of Ports
mouth; Grand Guide +. J. Weymouth, Of
Richmond; Grand Warden, w. J. Mcdowell,
OF Richmond Grand Sentry, A. W. Nowlin.
Of Lynchburg.
Grand trustees-J. II. Crebs of Winches-
ter, w H. Bailey of Buena Vista, w. ID.
NORRIS of Petersburg (the last two holding
over) Committee ON Finance }. b. Blanks
of Petersburg, Y. II. Wyatt of Richmond,
Thomas X. Lee of Kempsvilie. Princess Anne
county. Committee on Laws. Samuel Par
rish of Richmond, Elias Ball of Norfolk. J. T.
patham of Petersburg. Supreme Representa-
tive-Judge J. b. McCabe.o of Leesburg; alter
nate. J. A. Alexander, of Leesburg
Mike Haley called at the Office Of the Daily
Norfolk Nirginian this evening and says be
will back Tommy Warren with 81 900 to fight
George Dixon, the champion bantam weight
of the world, before any club that will offer
the largest purse Warren says he will deposit
his money as soon as Dixon or ORourke sig
nifty their Willingness TO accept. Weight TO
be one hundred and eighteen pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
While on the Parade Grounds-Death of Mr..
&. j. Jones.

LYScHBURe. Va. July 90.-GSpecial. Mr..
Charles j. Jones died to-day at his residence
in this city. He was one of the oldest and
most successful tobacco commission mer-
chants in this city. and gentleman very
highly esteemed by everybody for his many
good traits of character.
Information was received last evening Of
the accidental shooting of Dr. Rudolph kean.
son Of Major Il. II. G.. Kean, attorney of this
city, at Fort Robinson, Neb., while on the
parade grounds DR.. Kean is an assistant
surgeon with the Nirth United States cavalry
and was in service in the recent campaign
against the Sioux Indians. A later telegram
TO his father makes the wounding very
serious ore.
Commencing Saturday. August 1, the
Chesapeake and Ohio will sell round-trip
tickets on Saturdays and Sundays 10 points
east as far as Howardsville and west as far as
Buchanan, including Lexington branch, at
half fare. These tickets will be sold for all
trains, good TO return Sunday and Monday.
The remains Of ex-Msyor Pettigrew, whose
death was announced in The TIMES yester-
day, we're buried here to-day with Masonic
and civic honors.
Miss Edley Spence, the attractive daughter
of the late William O. Spence and niece of the
late Judge David +. Spence was married to-
day TO Mr.. j. NJ Andrews a popular citizen.
by Rev. T. III Carson. and left on Northern
tour.
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THE UNfVERSITY CITY.
Death OF Mrs. w. I. whitIock Miller School
Applicants.

CHARLorrRsvILLE. VA. July 90.-tSpeoial.
Mrs. w. I. Whitlock. wife of one Of our mer-
chants of that name, died yesterday afternoon
ut o'clock. She had been complaining for a
long time, but only took to her bed last week,
from which she never arose. Her funeral
took place this afternoon
There were twenty-five applications {fifteen
boys and ton girls for admission to the Miller
Manual Labor School in this county from the
ScOttsville district. The names of the appli-
cants were forwarded TO Judge White. of the
county court, who makes the appointments.
Six only can go from this district four boys
and two girls.
Rev J. r. Smith, State evangelist and for
many years pastor of the Presbyterian church
IN Fredericksburg arrived in Charlottesville
yesterday and lectured ct the Presbyterian
church last night. He and his family will
make their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters. Of ironton. Ohio are
At PARROTS Hotel Mr.. Peters is OF the head
OF large stove factory In Ohio.
Miss Lizzie G.. Sinclair will leave tomorrow
Tor the Rockbridge Alum Springs. where she
will spend some time
Miss Jessie T.. Barker. Of Ronceverte, w.
Va; ~ visiting friends III the city.
Mrs. II; w. Grady. of Baltimore. lie the
guest OF Miss Lizzie Gunther at the Uni
yersity Of Virginia.
ttaiiss Willie Undertake. Of Baltimore. is
visiting the family Of the Rev. X. X. Meade,
~ this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
COLORED MRTHODISTS.
Their Camp Meeting at Clifton Forge-New
Seminary Building.

CLIFTON FoRGE, VA, July 9O.-Lspecisl. !
The colored Methodsts are holding a camp
meeting in the suburbs of this town. Great
throngs of the race attend all the services. and
at night MANY of the white folk" go to hear
the colored brethren preach the gospel in
their enthusiastic style and manner.
Two boys, aged respectively fifteen and
sixteen, were before the Justice yesterday
charged with unlawfully carrying concealed
weapons. The Justice fined each go and
costs, and gave the boys some very plain
talking and sound advice.
The new seminary building, large three
story building on hill overlooking the town,
will be completed by the 10th of August The
coming session will open about the 1st of
September, and tho principal. Miss Bryant
says she expects large number of boarding
pupils next session, and that with tho able
corps of teachers the school will be able to of
fer good educational facilities for young
ladies'
The $4,000 passenger depot of the Chesa-
peske and Ohio Railway Company has been
let 10 contract and work commenced on il.
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p,eptiful AZ rIea<c. apiece, eggs retail ~ ioc.
Der dozen, butter. fresh and sweet. AZ I've.
nor noupd. Whortleberriss are drug on tno
market. and esen Georgia melons are pioh"-
ful and sweet. -,
go even though the boom" be taking q
longer nap than the hopeful ones anticipates.
the Great Southwest is still "biessea Oh 'h'
Lord" ..u,.
Wytheville besides has never failing
revenue from her army of summer boarders;
who never fail her. This season On unusuai
number Of pretty young ladies from perhaps
. dozen or more States and a score OF towns
and cities enllven her streets. prononsulnf
and horseback riding. and grazing her soclai
occasions with their sweet and welcome pre-
sence.
Monday evening a drawing room recitai was
given by Mrs Bessie Miller Oton, assisted Dy
amateur musical talent, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA
College" Mrs. Oton's rotations we're Wen
received, and her comic selections. wnich
were specially we'll rendered, warmly applaud
ed The two sweet vocal solos by Misses
Lawson and Cooper were each enthusiastic
cally encored, and tho piano and violin Sc
lections much enjoyed.
Tuesday evening another german was given
by the Senior German Club. to which num-
Der OF guests were invited.
The Rose Buds" or school girls and boys.
were entertained last evening by Miss Susie
Spiller.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank st. Clair had a euchre
party this evening in honor OF their guest.
Miss Henry, of Norfolk, and tomorrow
another german will be given by the Junior
Club.
The revival which had been In progress for
about four weeks in the gospel tent, on Fourth
avenue. closed Monday, and Evangelist WI
liams. who remained week longer than hls
colleague. Mr. Culpeper. left that day. LARGE
crowds attended these meetings and ABOUT
two hundred professed conversion.
Nr Edward Newberry, of Bland county.
who was travelling for Lynchburg house,
died here Monday.
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EMBEZZLFMENT CASE.
Deputy-Troasurer w. p. Carter to be Tried
To-Dsy-The Bsptists.

Houston. Va. July sO.-lspecial Our
county court convened Monday. and the
grand jury was in session al day. and was
then adjourned over until tomorrow, not
having completed It's work, owing 10 the alb
sence of some witnesses.
The new board of supervisors composed of
all the old members save one) met for the
purpose Of organizing. Mr. Il. w. Watkins
Of this place prominent attorney at law
was elected chairman of the board for the
next two years IA most excellent selection,
receiving the unanimous vots II the board.
The Dan River Baptist Associations in SEES
sion at Winn's Greek church, about two and
half miles from this place. Judge William
X. Barksdale is moderator of the Association.
Mayor Rllyson and Dr. A. Il. Dickinson. Of
Richmond. are in attendance.
The case of the Commonwealth against w.
p. Carter. former deputy treasurer, charged
with embezzlement. will be called in court
tomorrow: This is tho most important case
on the docket for this term.