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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
PRIZE WINNERS At SEA 0IRT
SEVERAL RIFLE MATCHES SHOT OFF YESTERDAY
THE TOURNAMENT OVER.

SEVERAL. RIFLE MATCHES SHOT OFF YESTERDAY
THE TOURNAMENT OVER.
State Camp, Sea Grt. y j.. Sept. This was
the asst day OF the fifth annual meeting OF the
New-Jersey State Rife Association. The match for
the Wimbledon Cup shot over the l.O-yard
range. and the trophy by S. d. Scott. Of
the Washington team. who made l35 out OF a posi-
bic 800 Major Harris, of the Washington team,
finished second with a score OF l26
The members match. at POD yards, for gold
watch was won by Major ID. A Currer with a
score of e. The Kuser match. with seven shots.
at a 2Oo-yard range won by C. s Richmond.
with a OF lO8
The match open TO all corners at the 200 and 800
ward ranges was won by F. c. Nelson. with score
of 60 ; B. Wetherad second with Ga and F.
l.. Graham third with g. In the Schuetzen ma tch
a, edward targets l.. T. Han first with
ls3 and J. D. Dillon second with 40
The HAYES medal. open 10 a.. competitors at the
100 and Coward ranges. by George r.
Cook with a score OF 81 August Dittrich was sec
ond with score OF g., and W. p Burptt third.
with e.
The Perrine memorial match for enlisted men OF
the New-Jersey National Guard. by John
Ransom with clean OF 80. The General f.
p Meany match open 10 al corners. al the 800 and
coward ranges was won by w. b. Burpitt with a
score OF o. c. w Dlckey was second with IS. and
w H. Mayer third. with s..
The match at the 200 and 3OO-yard ranges. for a
medal offered by the Interstate Fair Associa tion
open to all corners was won by F. c. Wilson, with
g. J. c. Postel second with 60 and A. II.
Graf third with SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
A NEW LINE IN WISCONSIN.

Madison Wis., Sept Articles OF Incorporation
have been filed by the Kewaunee. Lake Superior
and Southern Railroad Company. which proposes to
construct line through Superior from Prentice 70
Trenina Wis on the Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad about $50 miles. The capital stock Is
H2O.00 The ncorporators are principally East
ern capitalists Robert Lenox Bslknap. OF New-York.
former treasurer Of the Northern Pacific, being at
the head OF the enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
LONDON ATHLETIC CLUBS FoRLoRN HOPE.

London Sept. IF. :. wilkins. one OF the London
Athletic Club team. who Will compete In the
and three mile races against the Americans during
the international athletic games sailed for New
York on the Cunard steamer Gallia Thursday. THE
Westminster Gazette" expresses regret that the
London Athletic Club so misguided TO send
team to take part In the International games when
SO many champions declined to go. The only con-
ISOLATION there is The Gazette adds, Is that. al
though the team Is likely to be defeated. It will not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
BUFFALO
LITHlA WATER
=
THE STOMACH WATERS OF The WORLD.
Their Great Value in Nervous Indigestion,
Nervous Prostitution, etc.
THE BEST TABLE WATER.

Dr. ROBERTS BARTHOLOW, N A. LII D.. Professo
Matera Medlca and General Therapeutics IN the Jener
Medical College OF Philadelphia ETC. The Bunal
fthia Water the best table water known 10 me- ana
have experience Of them all
Hon ROGER A. PRYOR. New-York:
bo,, ha.r an benefited by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
THE BARBOUR MEDAL RIFLE MATCH.

Hartford Conn. Sept. THE Barbour medal rife
match for the medal presented by Colonel Lucius
A. Barbour several years ago. 10 be competed for
annually by company teams OF the LIST Regiment.
C. ~ G. was won this afternoon by the Hartford
City Guards Company F. The was: Two
hundred yards. 20s 800 yards. 1s: total $751; 60 II
per cent OF the possible score, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

and digestive powers. and nvisoraed my general health
suffering great Nervous Prostitution the result of
governmental labor found IT prompt ana W.noer
full restorative and regard as invaluable 70 Inc o's"
worker"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
EUFrAlOLlTKIA WATER

Strings and pu, r-ysef upon Water ~ SPRING NO
was soon conscious - increase both u INC appe-
e and Of DIGESTIVE power. and at the same time 81 a
GRADl- AL. DECIDED INCREASE OF NERVOUS
VIGOR THIS Improvement continued through pro-
trected star at the Springs and such extent that
before leaving able with impnny any art,.
Gle found upon the hotel table ! LET III 2
SPRINGS FULLY RESTORED. AND Returned HOME
TO ENTER Upon THE ARDrOuS DUTIES OF MY
PROFESSION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
Hon DANIEL. f. sICKLEs. New-YorN:
'By the advice OK nv physician. have used
BUFFALO uTEIh WATER
for Dyspepsia and Uric Acid trouble and with deeideei'
hanen

Dr + r GREGORY Of stovall. y. c. referring 70
snring No l. reports the following case
M W II Gregory. q sufferer from Chronic pyspepsia
chronic Liver Disease. almost resulting In Granular De-
generation Chronic Darrhoea With kidney compGa'nu,s
Penal collie ~ Caicuit. and ALL lhE
WORST AND MOST DISTRESSING FORMS or GAS.
Tpo.ITTT;STISAT DISORDERS. after having exhausted
,bs catalcv,e ~ de,etcs and Materia Medica ana
The-apstcr under the advice and reatm' A. of num-
bsr ~ tho most slfu and experienced phS si ms WIN
out benefit and having meanwhile declined iom normal
weight Of hundred and twenty TO one tundrep a.
six pounds been completely restored % Nieo'o"
heath by a visit OF three months 20 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

Rev GEORGE W. DAME D. D., Of the Diocese q
Virginia. Danville. Va:
suffering from Dyspepsia and Nervous Deblty mace
recently visit Of some six weeks. 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

Spring NJ. = and is nov eatne without unpeassn,
conseuuences various articles which she has MOI
been able before for From It's action IN
her case | regard this Water as possessing ex-
traordrary virtues and VIII afford me pleasure To
make II known to my friends in Texas"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
BUFFALOLlTHA WATER

Springs and used FOR several months the wnet
~ No Spring No. . seeming not a1apteo
to my case Though somewhat slow Of manl,es "a
ZION the beneficial action Of this Water was very ~
cde,l and gratifying. Its restorative action over ts
digestive organs and the system was very mann
les, and though not left the Springs IN All ~
and in the enjoyment OF oensS
stranger"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
BUFFAIOIlTHIA WATER

that feel IL duty with your PERMISSION 10 max
formal acknowledgment OF my obligation to you.
For many years | have suffered severely from Dys
pepsia and Insomnia but after drinking the Water 10
six months found myself entirely relieved OF these pair
full maladies To other cause beside the use OF IN
attribute my recovery. nor do know OF an
auxiliary conduced cure.
Il Inclined to think that an mainly Indebted
the Water no .. add that several gentlemen her
OF my acquaintance In estimate Of the sautar
efficacy Of the Buffalo Litha Water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
BuFEALOLlTHIA WATER

Springs and the free Of the Water u STRING 10
10 the exclusion all Other remedies, GAlNtN v fiiiE
AT THE SPRING sEVENTl.TMO P0I NDS II
WrTGHT AND IN SIX MONTHS THEREAFTER
F0RTY-TWO POUNDS ADD rIONAL. The tran ston
from state ~ cadaverc emaciaon 70 new life os ro
bust health and strength In 50 snort n' seems niue
short Of miraculous
Dr. p. a. FLOURNEY, Charlotte Court House. Va
referring Spring Ne. !. says:
MY nervous system shattered. my digestion din
cult and painful the stomach often rejecn% the ign'es
possible articles OF food greatly depr' ssed In sp
and little hope " any improvement IN my cond
fion I'pon a diet and crackers. visited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

The late Rev. ALEXANDER GREGG D. D.. Bishop Of
the Diocese Of Texas
Mrs Gregg. who has long been sufferer from Dys
nensis has derv we'd great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER


Springs and used freely Of the Water Of the original
spring No. l. II soon gave me a keen
appett. and heAlthsul Digestion and able to par
with perfect impunity OF the richest dishes
found upon the table. The exhiarating effect
NJ the Water very marked and my despond-
ency gave way cheerful. hopeful spirit the insomnia
relieved great extent. though not On,
trely. Continuing the Of the Water. for several
months nv health was entirely reported
myself to the November ready for timer
NE"
Rev. EDWARD HINES. Of the SYNOD OF y. C.:
For 20 years suffered from distressing form ~
INDIGESTION. which very much affected my general
health required. all times the greatest crcum-
spectiOn as my at the time subject
10 attacks Of NERVOUS HEADACHE. which came on
with great regularity about two weeks each at
tack incspacatng for from three days for any
labor Two years ago | visited the BUFFALO LITH1A
SPRINGS Of Virginia using - Water Of Spring No
for six eight weeks~and with results so bene-
fetal that leaving the Springs able 70 eat
without question whatever placed before mo and with
the Disappearance OF dypeptc trouble there was also
cessation Of the attacks Of Nervous Headache and am
enjoyment Of better health than for years be-
fore
Rev. r. A. GOODWIN. Of the Diocese Of Virginia.
Richmond. Va:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
Rev. HERBERT 7. BACON. Of the Virginia Conference

Il suffered severely from Dyspepsia and Insomnia az
tended with great depression ~ spirits o.
account - which the annual Conference granted me
wear f1r and recuperation Cod Liver OF and sumu
Iants w.r, not only medicine my principal nourish
nlent my stomach refusing to digest other food.
yfsIf tod he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
BuFEALOLlTHk WATER

Springs finding theAwaters in all respects highly oens-
ncia NV dy.peptc symptoms very mucn reiie' 30
and my nervous strengthened and bult Up in-
deed now possess vigor by no means common
10 mon OF axe attribute entirely TO the action
q! Water system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

10 . which acted IKE magic NOT only was The d
tressng nausea promptly allayed. but digestion WA
perfectly restored. The Rheumatic affection muc
benefited regard this Water admirable tonic an
invigorator.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

Rev. ABRAHAM JAEGER. D. D.. former Professor in
Kenyon College. Ohio
having suffered for years from severe form OF
DYSPEPSIA became subject 70 attacks Of Rheumatism
for this trouble greatly aggravated my
and reduced TO most distressing con
dltlon. Ny stomach became highly irritable rejecting
everything: medicines food and drink Common drinking
alter could be retained In the smallest quantity.
rttfgp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

Samuel Brock. Liberty wheemsn 80 yards).
j. T. Barrett. Mercury Wheel Club $50 yardsl.
Thomas Mallon. Harlem Wheelmen go YARDS.
Time-2:2J
II. X. Roe Pa,chogue Wheelmsn (25 YARDS; B. r.
Sackett. Ravenswood r. e. @5 yardsl. and G. s. Hen
shaw Greenwich Wheelmen 35 yards also started Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

Tn. late LEROY NJ LEE. d. D.. Of the Virginia Con-
ference:
with a complication Of painful msiadies which had
reduced m. 20 a low condition. among them serious
Indigestion great depression OF the nervous forces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
Time-l14.
Won by a neck a length between second and third.
THIRD RACT-AUTI-MN STAKES for two-year-olds:
guaranteed value. 5000. Futurity Course.

guaranteed value. 50 600. Futurity Course
Pueblo Stables CHI c. Crescendo, by F1am-
D Gideons CHI Ha,st. los. .tGrifn) 10 out
p DUNES ch c. Captive. los. Chornl 10 %
tMarur)O - %
Annot Lyle, Jos Gear 1861 dAteheld, o ID q
.tPerklnsD v 10 %
TArne- Il -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-14

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY
manufacture rubber stamps OF all
descriptions
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-14
4 Check for One Cent.

The smallest check ever drawn
on the assistant treasurer of the
United States at Baltimore has
been returned to the sub-treasury
after it's course through the banks.
The check is for 1 cent drawn to
the order of F. II. Shallus, is dated
June %, 1895, and is signed by
James A. Dlffenbaugh, special de-
putty collector and acting disburs-
ing agent. When an importa-
ton of merchandise is made
the amount of duty, as esti-
mated by the customs officials, is
paid. In liquidating the account
later, when accurate information is
available, the amount is frequently
found to be too small or too great.
If it is too much, the excess which
has been paid by the importer is
returned to him /; if too small, the
residue is collected. The check in
this case was for an excess of de-
post of 1 cent.
President Cleveland received a
check for 1 cent balance on his
salary a short time ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-14
a Mammoth Refrigerator.

An extra large refrigerator has
been received by the Pacific Hard
ware Company from the Quincy
Refrigerator Company, San Fran
cisco. The special advantage
claimed for this refrigerator is that
it allows a free circulation of dry
air throughout every chamber,
keeping everything fresh. II will
easily hold $50 pounds of ice. The
company have in stock full line
of same manufacture, both large
and small. A new consignment of
the celebrated garden granite hose
with ball and nozzle sprinklers
has arrived and are ready for sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-14
MISS DAUVRAY PLEASES.
Refined and Enjoy able Recital Given
Last Evening at Y. N. C. A. Hall.

Last Evening at I. ID. T. a. Hall.
The recital given last night at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall by Miss
Helen Dauvray proved to be one
of the best entertainments given in
a long time. The audience was
not large, but as the saying goes ;
what it lacked in numbers it made
up in enthusiasm. 1t was a re-
fined entertainment, more suited to
drawing room than a public
hall.
Those who have seen Miss
Dauvray, will admit that she is an
artist. She has a delightful stage
presence, a well modulated voice
and a most pleasing manner. She
recited several poems as only pro-
fessional people can and won hearty
applause for her efforts. Her imi-
tation of Madame Judic made
the hit of the evening and an en-
core was demanded.
Miss Alice Rice, the pianist,
won the audience completely by
excellent playing. She is val
liable addition to local musical
circles. The young lady was first
on the program and furnished a
solo by Stretch; the lumber
pleased the audience greatly and
an encore had to be responded to.
Her second number was encored
also.
Miss Jessie r. Axtell sang a
gavotte from "Mignon" and two
pretty songs. She was in good
voice and her songs did much to-
wards making a success of the
evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-14
A Bun Fiehter,s Terms.

Guellita, famous Spanish bull
fighter, has been in correspondence
regarding the prospect of his giving
performances in the City of Mexico.
He intimated that he might con-
sent to 60 to Atlanta in October.
His terms are higher than PATHS,
as he asks $4,000 each perfor-
nance. This would require an
entrance fee of $25. Guellita is
the first espada (swordsman) in
the world.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-14
HALLS COTTAGE PAINTS

Do please little better than
the line
paints these they made of lead oil
lasting qualities choice tints onide
NAVY DECK AND FLOOR PAINTS" also take we'll These
especially for floors and hard night
that have received big invoice of GARDEN HOSE and
daily
should be without garden The hose have
will last better
other makes, and lighter to about
CITIZENS GUARD ATTENTION! deal of interest
ing taken in Citizens Guard Cmpay island target
match 200 yards with National Guard Hawaii Company They
reload their old shells and thus afford rounds month
ladies and mouI Also the correct thing powder
make
able to make and As PROVIDED always that you are
bromide right handy the opposite We
Rifles A. as
Rifle weekly
price
satisfy yourself of all these things
our
E. 0. HALL & SON,
Fort and King Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-14
Her Query.

At the seashore.
Strange thing about mosquitoes;
they say only the females bite"
There is long pause.
'Susie?"
Eyes, Clarap'
Il wonder If all these female mos
quitoes are as lonesome as We are?"
Chicago Record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
THE CITY-HALL COURTS.
DaIy IL Acquitted, hut Held Tor
Washington Acknowledgements. Nc.

J. -. DAILY, a young white man, WIS
tried In the Hastings Court yesterday
on the charge OF passing bogus check on
Mrs. shea. his clearinghouse keeper, for
500. The accused was acquitted. but was
held for the authorities Of Washington.
where he is wanted on the charge OF
forgery.
George Conner coloreD. charged with
stealing a lamp from 4. Rich. was sent
TO Jail for fifteen days.
Suits were instituted In the Law ana
Equity Court yesterday as follows:
George +. King against NJ. Schwartz.
etc. debt. $500.
John Brand x Co. against J. NJ. Bailey;
debt, S1j.
Warner Moore & CO. against Goodman
Brothers d Co: debt s5ij.0l.
The case Of W. G. Pilkinton against the
Pilkinton Tobacco Company was conclud-
cd in the CITY Circuit Court yester-
day. \ compromise verdict was rendered
in favor Of the plaintiff for the actual
amount OF commissions due 10 the said
". G. Pilknton.
In this tribunal yesterday suits were
Instituted as follows:
James ". Gordon against j. H. and
NJ. :. Smith. debt ti5.H. +. W. Hager-
man against the city Of Richmond; dam
ages. 5000 No declaration has been filed
In the latter suit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
HAD \ ROYAL TINE.
Visit Os the Uo,s Of the Masonic
Home 10 Washington.

Major 4 Il. Courtney president, and
slr. G. \. Nesb,t. secretary, Of the
Masonic Home. and the boys matron. and
teacher. ~ that institution. returned last
meht from Washington. whittier they
went on tour Of recreation ana cdlca-
ton.
They report having had royal time
under the guidance ~ Dr Aaron Bald
win AMI Captain Allison Nailor. Of Wash
iugtou, TO whom they were specially in
Gebtcd. They stopped en- route home az
AlcXanlria by special request OF the Ma
sons of that city. and ran down - Mount
Vernon 81 the electrician line AZ the in
vitat.ou OF Nr. Frank \. Reed, an officer
Of that road. on returning from Alount
Vernon the party were entertained at
dinner at the Masonic Hall in Alexandria
tin the time Tor their departure for Rich
mond
I'm Washington the boys We're taken 10
Masonic lodges. accompanied by the
grand master Of tho DISTRICT OF Columbia.
and upon their being announced the
lodges called cG and received them With
appropriate honOrs. The lodges. on the
o,lNr hand, were entertained 10y the boys
with songs and recitatons which lid
honor 10 their Institution and TO old \ir-
gnia. The party also called to see the
President but he had left the city.
McsSrs. Crosby. Burton & Co, proprie-
tors OF the National Hotel. extended an
invitation In Major Courtney and his
party 10 make that house their home
free ~ charge Is long as they chose TO
extend their visit.
\ number Of ladies' called on Mrs
AGREE. the matron Of the home and eX-
pressed 20 her their admiration Of the
manly. cheerful. and extremely neat ap-
poardnce OF her corps Of cadets. as they
termed them.
MIR j. B. Childress. the teacher d.
rHctod the singing and other exercises
He also came in for a fun share Of com
plments and, being bachelor. bore off
the palm with the young ladies, as proved
by the abundance OF flowers with which
he WIS laden when he emerged from the
train last night at Bryd-street station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
SUNDAY LIQUOR-sELLING.
why Rev. Mr. Moore Referred to
the Chief-ThOsc Orders.

Rev. James W Moore. pastor OF ST.
James Methodist church. who in his ser
mon on Sunday night last took to task
the Police Department. alleging fragrant
violations of tive Sunday licuor-laws,
has not as yet gone TO the station-houses,
as suggested 20 him by Major John Poe.
Jr. Chief Of Police. 20 see that ofilciafs
orders 10 police captains concerning this
matter He may do so to-day. but he does
not expect 10 refer 10 this question from
his pulpit any more
When seen last night Rev. Mr.. Moore
said he had referred 10 the Chief OF foilce
in his discourse because that gentleman
was the head Of the Police Department.
Referring TO n sermon preached few
weeks ago by Rev. W. l.. Wright, Mr.
Moore said IL was reported that Dr.
Wright had spoken Of jugs being sent
from the har-rooms 10 the homes OF po-
ucemen. The pastor OF -. James chuFch
declared that he believed as a general
thing the men on the Richmond police
force were honorable in every respect ana
would not countenance such things. MT.
Moore further said that there was no
doubt in any ones mind that there were
many Gambling dens In :his city and That
there were many saloons in which liquor
was sold on the Sabbath. Mr.. Moore
would not say what steps he intended 10
take in this matter. or whether he would
tGke any.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Lindsey W. Allen Is quite sick at
the Valentine House.
Mrs. Barney Frischkorn Is quite Sick
at her home. near the city.
Colonel John Bell Bigger has gone to
Louisa county on business
Mr.. George Dunn. OF Washington, Is
visiting Mr.. W. Brydon Tenant.
Rev. John X. Mason will preach at
st Luke's chapel tonight at O'Clock.
Mr.. Lewis II. Blair. who has been sick
for several weeks, was able 10 be at his
store yesterday for thu first time
Mr.. r. \. Cary has declined the posi-
ton OF first lieutenant CT the Henrico
Troop. to which he was recently elected.
Miss Belle Minnigerode. daughter Of
the late Or. Minngerode. is IN the city
the guest Of Mrs. y. y. Stokes, on Frank
lin street.
Mrs. Frederick A. Coleman. OF MI Yer
non. y. y, Is visiting her sisters. Mrs.
W. u. Sutherland and Mrs. G. W. Tanner
OF this city.
James Burton (colored) was locked up
Yesterday az the Third Police Station
on the charge OF betraying the affection
of Martha Scott under promise or mar
riage.
Colonel John s Cunningham. OF North
Carolina, arrived In the city yesterday
afternoon. and with his wife. VINO mas
been here several weeks, Is stopping at
30l east Franklin street.
Mr.. Luther Libby. Deputy Clerk OF the
Law and Equity Court. who LETT the
city a few days ago to atterd the fune-
raj of an aunt. in New Kent county
has returned to his post OF duty
An advertising concern. represented
here by Mr. A. Irving, yesterday placed
a very handsome clock al the Second
Market. The timeplece Is or antique
oak. 7ox30 inches. with advertisements
OF leading business-hOuses upon II.
y. V. c. G. ". Tyler and ;. V. c. l..
y. Guyer will pay an official visit 10
Henry Clay Council. Junior order United
American Mechanics tomorrow nish, AT
their hall, liil east Main street, ana VIII
address them on the objects OF the order
Mrs. Thurston Williams. OF Casanova
Va. is at the Virginia Hospital. and Is
rapidly recovering. DR.. p. Burwell' OF
Clarke county relative OF Mrs. +. h.
Mayo. Is at the same institution. and Is
recovering from the effects OF severe
operation