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smpera second, Don GARLIC third; time.

Empera second, Don GARLIC third; time.
1921.
Five furlvngs--Amelia Fonso won, Mid
| land second, Aiy Tight third: time, l: :0l.
HARLEM, ILL.,. Aug. 12.-Results:
Six furlongs- Bertha b. won, Vishnu
sscond, Winslow third; time. :i6X:. :,
Four and half furlongs--Irsne Woods
won, Joe Mancipi second, Fischer third
time. :56.
Six furlonss-H Handsome won, Bob Mar
tin second. Miss Clark third time, l :l6.
Six furlongs-E Ethel W. won, Oregon
Eclipse second. Ell third time, 1:45N.
Five furlongs--Lallsh Rook won. Ex-
cuse second, George Smith third; timo,
NEW YORK Aug. 12.-Aqueduct Park
results:
Six furlongs-Old Dominion won, Gov.
ernor Sheehan second, Beldcmonio third
time, :1SA.
Five furlongs-Emotional won, 'Ostlor
Joe second. Rebecca third; time, 1;04.
Mile and a sixteenth-Aurelian won.
Logan second, Clarus third; time, 1:52]z.
One mile-Queen Bess won, Golden
Gate second. Curious third: time. 1:47.
Mile and furlong-Mirage won. Tom
Moore second, Souvenir third; time.
1:59s4.
One mile-KiDglet won W. B. second,
Marshall third; time. :44X.
SARATOGA, NY, Aug. 12.-The event
of the day was the third race. Only three
horses went to the post and Sir Excess,
the favorite finished last. Rey ell Santa
Anita won in hot drive from Liaz.
Five furlongs--Nick won. Waltzer sec
ond, Babe Murphy third. Time, 1:O3.
Four and nalf furlongs-Amazeme
won, Marquise second, Predicament third.
Time. l :56. :,
The Saratoga Prize handicap. one mile
--Rey ell Santa Anita won. Liza second,
Sir Excess third time, 1:43A.
Five and half furlongs-kamsin won,
Bernardine second, Chugnut third; time,
1:10X. -.
Mile and furlong g-l.angdon won. Vic.
torous second, Fullerton Lass third;
time, 2:02. 4.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. 12.-The cir
cult trottlng races were postponed today
on account OF muddy track.
NAPA, Aug. 12.-The Napa Agricul..
tural association opened their fair and
race meet today. The directors threw
open the gates and admitted all free, and
about 5000 people we're in attendance.
The events today were the 2:40 trot,
free for all; 2:25 ,,ace for three-year- -olds
and 2:40 trot for three-year- oids (dis-
trict). Results:
VroItiny 1.40 class.
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Death Of an Explorer

PARIS. Aug. 12.-Lucien Bonaparte
Wise is dead. He was born in Paris in
1843, the son of Sir Thomas Wise and
Princess Letitla Napoleon. He was early
distinguished for his explorations in
Central America. He negotiated with
the Colombian government the extension
of the concession for the Panama canal
and published his reports on that enter
prise. For his report on this work he was
honored by the French academy. His
last report on the same subject was pub
isted in 1891. He wrote several books OF
travel in South America,
The herald., 1895-08-13

When Strauss, the Viennese composer,
visited Windsor castle this year Queen
Victoria informed him that his father
had played before her in the early part CT
her reign. A notable incident during the
younger Strauss's audience was that
when he played. by her request, the
Austrian hymn, the queen rose and re-
mained standing. q courtesy to the com
poser's country which few Americans pay
to thei. own national hymn. And it is
not easy for Queen Victoria to stand-it
is almost i'm possible for her to walk.
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Prospective Changes in the Pay Corps

WASH INGTON, Aug. 12.-It is ex-
pected tnat several changes will be made
in the stationsoi the officers of the pay
corps. Some of the officers have served
long in their present stations, and vari-
GUS reasons for changes have been given.
1t is expected that Colonel Glenn. now
at st. Paul. will go to New York Colonel
Carr now at New York, to Denver; Col
onel Candy, now at Denver. to Portland,
Or. Major Coke, now at Portland, to San
Francisco, and Major Bates, now at San
Francisco to st. Paul.
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German Pythians Win a Victory

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-German Pythians
won a signal victory iii the supeiior r
court in the fighting over black listing for
refusal to adopt the English ritual. Wal.
deck Lodge, No. 1856. sued the supreme
lodge of Illinois, asking the court to en-
join it from taking away the lodge char
ter and also to issue writ of mandamus
making it give up certain pass words.
Judge Brentano day rendered de-
cision in favor OF the plaintiffs.
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rIount Lowe Railway

For health and pleasure 60 to the mount
aims with your families. Can leave The
Pines and Echo Mountain house after
breakfast and reach business in Los An
geles before a. M. leaving Los Angles
after business hours in time for dinner and
evening entertainments at Echo Mount
ain house or The Pines. Moonlight and
other excursions over the new extension.
Half-rate to overnigbs guests at Echo
Mountain house. Grandesr mountain
ride ON the face of the earth. See Mount
Lowe time table this paper.
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On the Race Track

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Six furlongs-
King Mac won, Charles P. second, Francis
Pope third; time, :15H.
/: Five furlongs-Loyal Princess won,
Fredonia second, Sir Archer third; time,
1:02H.
Mile and a sixteenth-Charlie McDon-
aid won, Assignee second, John Hickey
third; time, :49A.
Seven and half furlongs-Cicely won,
time. :35.
Six and a half furlongs-Magnet won,
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Gibbons Of Ridgsmount gardens, London,
was brought up at Bow street police court
this morning and formally charged with
stealing f57S from Mrs. Gibbons and also
taking 4 quantity of jewelTy from that
lady. Mabel Stanley. who was the guest
of Mrs. Gibbons during the month OF
July, is stylishly dressed woman. Inc
manded. The evidence showed that she
confessed to the policeman who rrested
her for stealing the jewels and said she
took it partly for revenge.
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SpjrltuaI Congress

The Santa Monica camp-meeting medi-
ums and sneakers have moved to Los An
gelcs, and will hold spiritual congress
for one week. commenc cling this evening,
in Music Hall, 231 South Spring street.
Two meetings per day will be beld-o:3O
and 7 80 p. m. Prof. W. e. Bowman,
Prot. J. s. Loveland, Miss Lydia Allen,
DR.. Schlesinger, Mrs. X. Cowell. Ben M.
Barney and others will be present. The
evening.
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Alleged Attempted Assassination

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The World s
special cable from Guatemala says: While
President Bsrrios was witnessing an ex-
hibition of target practice by the infantry
near the city shot passed close to him.
The president and his staff left the field
hastily. He believed in a covert attempt
to assassinats him. 1t was reported he
IN his apartments all day. In govern
ment circles all refuse to talk on the sub
iect. f2
The herald., 1895-08-13

Mr.. Krupp. the famous cannon maker
of GeI many. and proprietor of the Essen
foundrles has been described as the
man who pays the largest amount of
taxes throughout the world, He pays an
nually about 5000, 900. But Mr.. Marinesco-
Bragadir, the most important manufac-
turer of alcohol in Rounania. who has
recently established also brewery at
Bucharest. paid, in 1894. $40, 900 OF divers
taxes TO the government.
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An Applicant for Ermine

ROCHESTER,, NY, Aug. u. Among
the names that will be presented to Presi-
dent Cleveland for consideration III max
ing the appointment to the supreme court
bench to fill the place made vacant by the
death OF Justice jackson, will be that of
Theodore Bacon of this ciCv. He has
long been recognized as one of the ablest
lawyers in the state.
The herald., 1895-08-13

VICTOR, Col, Aug. 12.-Night Mar
shal William Shea was shot and killed to-
day by Bill Gibson. William and Patrick
Gibson, deputy sheriffs. last night were
disarmed by the marshal. Bill secured
Winchester and lay in wait at the jail.
When the officer and prisoner an
preached Bill shot Shea. The Gibsons
escaped. Twenty men are looking for
them
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For the Challenge Cup

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 12.-Luna.
Audrey, Niagara. Inoyoni and Veneta
started this morning close together in a
race for Lord Dunraven's challenge cup.
under the auspices of the Castle Yacht
club. The course was twenty-five miles
long. A strong southwest wind COM
PEELED the yachts to race with reefed
mainsails. The Niagara won the race and
The herald., 1895-08-13

Some of the citizens of Florence Ariz.,
amused them selves a few day ago by get
ting up a fight between Cha monster
and rattlesnake. 1t came off lnside n
big dry goods box. The first: round
look ed favorable for the rattler, but his
fun ended right there. The monster
gave him whlff of his ella breath
which knocked the rattler silly, and be-
fore he had time to pull himself together
the ella fellow had him by the back of
the neck and shook him all to pieces.
The fight was awarded to the monster.
The herald., 1895-08-13

John Kendrick Bangs. joke writer and
sometime candidate Tor mayor of Yonk-
ers. has accepted the leadership of local
bicycle club and joined the League of
American Wheelmen. His runs ON the
wheel are far better than the one he
made for the mayo.alty.
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Campos said to Have Resigned

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Special corre-
spondence of the World. dated Havana,
Cuba, August 8, SAYS: General Campos
has resigned the oaptain-generalship of
Cuba. 1t is generally believed he strong
lv urges the home government TO grant
the island self-goyernmept.N
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Stole for Revenge

LONDON, Aug. l2.-Mabel Stanley,
otherwise known as Milie Millet, who
was arrested at Liverpool on Saturday on
board the Cunard steamship Etruria while
on her way to New York, charged with
stealing money and ievelry from Mrs.
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Lord Dunrayen's challenge cup. How
ara Gould's yacht led throughout. in
creasing the gap between herself and
competitors very rapidly. On the second
round Audrey and Luna lost ground by
engaging in a lutfing match. Following
were the times at the finish: Niagara, 3
hours. 20 minutes. 33 seconds; Audrey,
3 hours, 26 minutes, seconds; Luna,
3 hours, 26 minutes. seconds; Veneta,
3 hours, 3S minutes, 80 seconds.
The herald., 1895-08-13
Harlem Entries

Harlem Entries
The following is the list OF entries and
weights OF the races to be run at Harlem
today, which are posted at the Los An
geles Turf club, 212 South Spring street.
Commissions received on these races. also
on San Francisco races and full descrip-
tion of each event:
First race. nine-sixteenths OF q mile
Wagtail, 109; Alien, 109: Commercial,
112; Peter Benedict. 112; Red. 112.
Second race. selling, six furlUnss-Hal-
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A Good Guess.

"Papal"
"What is it, johnny"
II read poem in my school reads
which spoke Of dogs Of high degree"
"Well?''
"Papa, does that mean Skye terriessS
-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph,
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riaior Bates Dead

WASHINGTON,A Aug. p.-Brevet Major
Francis II. Bates, retired, of the United
States army, died here tonight of paral-
ysis after an illenss of over six weeks.
He was retired in 1893.
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Get Increased Wages

SALEM, Mass, Aug. 12.-The 500 oper-
atiyes in the Naumekeag cotton mills of
this city were notified today their wages
would be increased to IA per cent on
AUGUST 18Th.
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ncCafferty Gets Licked

KANSAS CITY, Aug. l2.--Cbarles Nc
Cafferty, who is now here with his string
of horses, and Assistant Starter Brown en-.
gagged in fight today, McCafferty being
knocked down.
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pebeis Defeated

SHANGHAI. Aug. 12.-The Japanese
army in South Formosa deoisively defeat
ed the rebels after severe fighting on the
7tn and Sth of August.
The herald., 1895-08-13

Ten cents pound will buy cheap and
poisonous baking powders. They work
direct direct injury to nursing mothers,
and dyspertics. DR.. Prices is perfectly
purn
The herald., 1895-08-13

"In my long and varied experience in
this business" said an uptown hotel
clerk in Washington, II have seen some
very queer names on the register, but
do not remem ber to have ever roomed a
guest before today who bore the gloomy
and unattractive surname of Death.
We had Mr.. r. L. Death OF Philadelphia
with us for brief while this forenoon,
and despite his melanch oily name he
seemed very jovial sort of parsonage.
The herald., 1895-08-13
Wants a Treaty

RIO JANERIO, Aug. 1.-Brazil is nego-
tiating a comm mercIal treaty with the
United States of A merica.
The herald., 1895-08-13

Mrs. William Kruger. wifs Of his employ
or, and committed suicide last night By
cutting his throat. No cause for the
tragedy is known.
The herald., 1895-08-13

The intelligent housewife prefers DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, and will
have no other.
The herald., 1895-08-13

The acme Of perfection in cookery is
en- bodeu in DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. No other works so quick, or
gives such dainty food.
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Murder and Suicide

SHELBY. Ia, Aug. -. - Hermann
Kohn,Ea German, blew out the brains 5of
The herald., 1895-08-13

The effect of cooking with DR.. Price,
Baking Powder spreads ray of sunshine
around the family circle.
The herald., 1895-08-13

Something new.-Try Wheatlet fc
breakfast. H. Jevne, grocer, agent.
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Baseball

BROOKLYN, Aug. '12.-Brooklyn 8,
base hits I. errors 1 /; Philadelphia 2, base
hits 8, errors l. Batteries-kennedy and
Grim: Taylor and Clements.
BOSTON, Aug. 12.-Boston 4, base hits
Z, errors 3; Washington 8, base hits 10. err
rors.2. Batteries--Nicbols and Camel
Mercer, Anderson and MoGuire.
CLEVELAND, Aug. l2.-Cleveland 8,
hits 10, errors s. Batteries = Wilson,
Young and thinner; Ehret and Often.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 12.-Cincinnati 10,
base hits is. errors |. Pittsburgh 4. base
hits 8, errors 8. Batteriss-Rhines and
Vaughn; Hawley and Sugden.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-Baltimore 3,
base hits errors 4: New York 3, base
hits Z, errors 1. Batterics-Clarkson and
Robinson; Meekin and Farrell.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12-Chicago 6, base hits
0. erro.s 2; Louisville 8, base hits II, er-
rors s. Batteries Terry and Donohue (;
Weyhing ami Warner
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Lady Thornhill, Lady Grace. ROBIN and
Lenora aiso started. Time-2:1S34, 2:l9.
2:1S, 2:l7a4. 2:19L, 2:26A. Prince Ira
cut himself badly in the sixth heat.
Pacing, 2:25 Glass;
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lie B.. 1ol; Hailowe' en-. 100; Lepros Lyon.
lo2; Leo Lake. loS; Warren. lob: LELAND,
ios; Russell ,s. Grey Grey: 100; Asksy, 100; Han
Third race. selling. seven furlones-
Jack Gore. 102; DrumsticKs. los; Leader,
100; Harold. 100; London Smoke, 112;
Wyandotte, 112.
kFourtl race. one mile Dockstader, OF;
Miss Clark, 97; Olive, OF; The Distiller,
10l. Freddie l.. T.. 102.
Fifth race, selling. seven furlongs-
Cerita, 100; Dejure, 100; Ben Hur. los;
Faiths, l09 Palisade, .112; Ulster, 112.
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Kregelo & Bresee, funeral directors.
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald., 1895-08-13

Roam Wilkes. ii
~AiNo u
Babe Marian, Captain Pickett and May
Nutford distanced. Time-2:23, 2:lS,
2:16N.
Trotting, district, 2:40 class:
Sir Derby
Pilot Reno. ...................2 2 2
Wonder. 3 3 3
Dollie Madison also started. Time
2:3SH. 2:36. 2:38.
Walter Maben. Los Angeles jockey.
was thrown from his horse and bad his
shoulder dfslocated.
The Worlds FAIR award to DR.. Price Q
Baking Powder proclaims its superiority
over every other.
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CcNardlX rIurder

The high character of DIR. Prices Bak.
ing Powder is the fruit Of forty years
growth.
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Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
No. 10 Water Street. Norfolk, Va,

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILL ami
all kinds OF machinery OF the most i'm
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice. Particular attention
TO steamboat work. DIiNAL'S PATENT
ROLLER TUBE FERRULES are the
only perfect remedy for lcaky boiler tubes
Taey can be inserted III Il few minutes by
leaks
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EDENToN, N. c.

After several weeks absence Nr W.,
lace Winborne has returned to Eden,nn
s Miss Ida Richardson. of Norfolk. and
Miss Maggie Bell, of Elizabeth civ.
are visiting relatives in our little city'
:, Inc ,I.s services of Miss Julia Smythe. of
i,a "a as salesl1ly has been secur-
ed by Messrs, A. G. & r. S. Mitchell in
ith ,tr confectionery store, on King street.
The Edenton Agricultural and Fish
falf closed Friday, and we think that II
! can can. DC SAID OF y that 1t was one of the
/ we have ever had. >A'i'
BE-, sherman Bros trained monkey and
dog show that has been giving cxhibi-
8 t ZION AZ 8 ir z, this week left Friday
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BERKLEY.

Ladies willing TO help In the Kings
DauEhters bazaar nnd members OF
committees alrendy appointed are re-
quested 10 meet ut Association Hall,
Berkeley avenue, Monday, the 2Sth inst,
at 3 O'Clock.
Rev. w. a. Slaymclecr has returned
from Synod and will fiji his pulpit to-
day. Subject for mourning, Our Faith
cr's House,: evening, "In My Fathers
House there Is bread enough to spare,
why perish here with hunger" Sunday
school $50 a. M: Y. p. S. c. l.. 4 p. IN.
All are invited and will be cordially wei
coined.
Rev. II. N. Quisenbcrry, OF the Berk-
ley Avenue Baptist Church. will dis
cuss ut the morning service the Last
Command of Christ At the evening
service his subject will be THE New
Woman"
Chestnut Street NJ. f. Church. Rev.
Or. George III. Ray, pastor. will preach
this morning and evening to the boys
Of Berkeley. The theme OF the morning.
discourse will be THE Possibilities OF
Childhood"
Willie Seymorc and Alex Mullen were
tried In the Mayors Court yesterday for
hGhting. Seymorc was fined So and
Tor thirty days. Mullen was assessed
cost
Mrs. Grinith. of Cherrystonc. who has
been visiting the family of Capt j. W.
Simmons. on Pearl street, will return,
nome tomorrow.
SILVER ANNIVERSA RY The
twentE-hfth anniversary of Chestnut
Street Nj. T.. Church was celebrated Fri
DAY night. The editice was crowded.
ana the service was very entertaining.
Tho history of the church--a paper
setting forth its growth ana prosperity
was read in n pleasing manner by
Capt. Nj. G. Keeling. n recitation by
MISS Cook, and solo by Miss Burt.
both of whom are accomplished ladies
connected with the Rylnnd Institute,
were especially enjoyable: Al the con
clusion OF the programme, prayer was
offered and the bcnediction pronounced
by the pastor Rev. George II. Ray. D.
d., after which there was a pleasant
reunion Of all the members of the
church. both old and new.
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ELIZABETH CITY, NC.

Elizabeth City, N. c., Oct. 26.-(spc,
ciaD-Mr. w. o. Shannon, of Hender-
son, y. c.. is in the city. He came to
attend the burial of his mother. Mrs
Margaret Shannon, which took place
yesterday.
Mr. G. G. Morgan, of Norfolk. is in
the city. facsR.
superintendent Berry continues To
make much needed improvements on
our streets He Is very efficient officer.
Dev. Drs F. II. Johnston and G. S.
blackwell, of the Presbyterian and Bap
list Churches. respectively. who have
necn absent now for IL week or more,
arc expected to return next week
Rev. j. III. Hall, pastor of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church. is already max
ing arrangements for the accommodate
ton or the visiting ministers and dele
gates who will attend the North Caro-
lima Conference of the NJ T.. Church.
to be held here I'm December.
Mr.. Louis Selig, our popular iewcrcr,
was In IIdcnton this week. He had an
excellent exhibit at the fair
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HUNTERSVILLE.

Dr. Charles G. Lennon, OF Alcxandrin,
is expected tomorrow on visit to his
father, Rev. j. G. Lennon johnson
avenue.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the
Methodist Church Will meet with Mrs.
captain Miller, on Outten street, to-
morrow at 3 u. m.
ituntersville NJ. IL. Church.--Regular
services nj the usual hours to-day
Grace Baptist Church, Rev. w. S.
Leake, lmstor.-Morning subject, WHO
is My Neighbour" Evening subject
Did John Sprinkle Jesus?"
~ tribe OF Red Men is being organ
lied I'm this town
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/ WARMED SWEET POTATOES
Cold or fresh sweet potatoes peeled
and sliced, half an inch thick. Spread
each slice with butter; sprinkle white
sugar over; pour over u cup of cream:
set In oven until hot
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Mise Men Never Refuse

10 buy desirable property at 80 per cent.
OF It's real value. That's the whole cnse
with the great lots OF splendid Clothing
which We bought Of that great ma
FAMOUS WASHINGTON CLOTItlNG
COMPANY. You know about It, Fail
cd manufactures. When the continuity
OF business is broken and Iiqudation
cnsues the prices Of goods must suffer.
That's tie rational of it. The wise men
have been coming.
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NORFOLK RCaDEJIlY

:, ~ school for boys possessing certain dis
tlnGtlve advantages which may be sum
med up us follows:
i. Its broad curriculum
z It's spirit Of progress
$. Its wholesome discipline
T. The continuity OF its course through
Dolh elementary and secondary grades
3. Its thorouEhness
=. The social standing of its patrons.
It's two-acrc playground.
.. Local sentiment.
!! Its moderate charges
10. Its success
IL would be easy to mention other adj
not: yet that it combines more than mnS
other boys school in this section is well
recognized. Its five male teachers are
teachers by choice and profession its
graduates have been admitted 10 Johns
Hopkins University. University of Eir-
ginia, Troy Polytechnic, Lrhigh Univcr.
sity, Stevens. West Point and similar in
Next session begins September %.
Catalogues ready August 18TH
Ro5T. W. TuNsTRLL, B.A.,
anl-tb,s tu.sm nv ~ Principal.
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Notice To Taxpayers.

Norfolk, Va, October 1, 1885,.
The rolls OF the Commissioner OF tho
Revenue, containing the list of city taxes;
FOR the year lS!5, have ben placed in my
bands for collection.I will be at my Of
lice between the hours Of n. IN. ana 6 D.
IN. from the first TO the thirty-first dny Of
October, inclusive. for the purpose OF re-
ceiving the same.
AN ORDiNANCE-An person who
shall fail to pay the Collector on or before
the 3lst day of October the taxes nssrsscd
against him Tor the year shall he subject
cd TO penalty of three 90 per ccntum
Tor the first month and a further penalty
OF one W per ccntlm per month thcrcnf-
shall have reached five 90 per cent. ;,c-
cording 10 the State law. After the pen
atty shall have reached five per centu,n
persons failing. to pay their said inxcs
shall pay in addition 10 the penalty in
tercst on their bills at the rate of six per
centum per annum.
~ L. W. WHITE
ocls-l0t CITY Collector.
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We carry the Manhattan Shirt. and
are now showing their latest produc-
lions.
NICHOLS e WALLACE.
1863 Main street.
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THE VIRGlHIAH'S DAILY Observation-Disclosures
BILL OF FARE FOR To-MoRRoW,

COPYRIGHT,
MONDAY OCT. %, 1896.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes. Graham Mush
Baked Potatoes. Small Sausagcs
Butter Toast. Orange Jam. Coffee
DINNER.
Cold Meat. Steamed Potatoes.
Canned Corn. Crab Apple Jelly
Warmed Sweet Potatoes
Tomato Pickles. Corn Bread.
Prune Jelly. Cream. HermitS
SUPPER.
Bread and Butter. Baked Apples
Gingerbread. Fruit. Milk. Tea
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Libbey and Mount Washington Cut
Glass ut low prices ut Chapman &