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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

yesterday = baltimore Sun Coniainstho
iohowinf account of the death ~ Dr.
W. Il. sinclair, formerly of this CITY.
"ps William Beverly Sinclair died yes
tetdny at his nome, 10 East Franklin
street, from pneumonia
He was 16 years old ana was born at
Nortolk. Va. Dr Sinclair was the son
ni the late Cummandci Arthur sin
clair. United states Navy His mnt.r-
nal grandfather was Gen. Richard ken
non first Provisional Governor of Lon
isiaua II" was sent 10 Mount ~
Mary's College, Emmitsbure, Ml.
where he received most of his education.
After graduating there he went TO Phil
adciphia, where he was graduated II,
medicine at 20 years OF aet, ana WAS
appointed Assistant Surgeon in the
United states Navy.
DR.. Sinclair served in tho United
states Navy until the breaking out of
the ciril war, when he resigned his com
mission and offered his services TO Vir-
Einia his native state He was then
appointed Il surgeon in the Confederate.
navy and served throughout the var.
After the war he came to Ralti,nor.
and practircd medicine somevcars He
had not been in active practice Tor ten
yeara
Ills wife was Miss Lucy J. Jones. OF
Norfolk who died about twenty years
ago at Lexington. Va one son sur
wives him Mr. Walter T.. Sinclair. who
holds clcrkship in the general land
office at Washington"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
NORFOLk'S GREAT KiCKeRs.
Eh" Young Men Who VIII ,t"rrcscns
NOrIollI in ENO,hniI Mnt.nrS

The Norfolk Football Association has
otEaniZed it's team FOR tho coming sea
son ~ rleCting Mr.. NJ *. Osborne man.
ase!. and again electing Mir Frank
Mccullough captain.
Ihey eNpcct to put q Very strong
team in the field for the season being
greatly strengthened 10y the addition ci
several new men. amongst whom are
saunders Taylor. quarter back of the
University OF Virginia team of 1894. and
the recognized equal OF any In the coun.
try; X. II. Taylor. also OF the University
Of Virginia; Scrpcll. tackle of the Viz
sinia Military Institute: besides they
hnvc every member of last years team.
Manager osborne has already ARRANGED
a great number OF games, the first being
on Thursday, October Sd. with the
strong Hampton team. This will un-
doubiedly be Il battle royal as the
Hampton team have been under the
skilled coaching Of Armstrong. Yale %.
who Will play behind the line with
them. The game last Year between
these two teams was very exciting
one. Norfolk managing to win by Il
score Of d. This wear the contest
promises 10 be even more exciting than
then. as both have been under hard
training. and as they both have been
greatly strengthened. Hampton claims
the! Will be ready to reverse last years
score. while tn" home team are equally
as sure Of duplicating ii
The following are the Young athletes
who ale determined 10 hold up Nor
folks reputation on the eridiron for the
season OF lS95: Line: sheen. McCUl-
Tough, Hall. Allyn. Pannill. Serpell. Ir-
vine Hudgins. TaNlor. K. Il; Heath.
Tr"adwell. Carter and Smith Backs.
Osborne. Taylor Walter. Taylor Il G..
Taylor Saunders. Stires and Dorniu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
WAVERLY NEWS NOTES.
The Election of Delegates RidIcy's
n-PersonuIs.

WANERLY, VA. Sept. IS s-CSpeciul)
The Democrats of Waverly District hello
a mass meeting here to-day and elected
the following delegates to the legislative
convention which will convene at En-,
poria on Monday night next to nomi,
nate candidate for the House Of Dele
gates from Greeneville and Sussex coun-
ties Judge j. t.. West. J. J. Faison. w
r. Wells. and James Brooks Mr. j. u.
Prince. of Sussex. will probably be the
nominee.
Sheriff GrizZard is having the sCafrnlI
upon which Robert Ridley. who mur.
dcred James Williams In December last.
will be executed on October the 18th
next erected. Ridley seems very cheer.
ful. and informed the jaiOr on ycster-
day that he had not yet made any pre-
paration TO meet death.
Rev. Roger Charnock, the popular
pastor of the Waverly Christian Church.
will preach his farewell sermonInero to-
morrow night. He will leave on Mon
day for Franklin. Ohio, where he has,
accepted the pastorate of the Christlal,
Church of that city
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
The SILVER LEAGUE.
Meeting OF Tie Executive Committee
iestcrtinJ.

indianapolis, Ind, September IS
The Executive Committee of the state
democratic Silver League met here
Yesterday. In an interview President
Clark declared that while the move
lncnt is being kept wholly with the
Democratic party. 1t ia rapidly spread
ing over the state. He says Among
the district members arc members
ana cN-mcmbcrs of the State commit
toe. In many instances the county
chuirinen named are county Chairlucu
OF the regular Democratic organlHa-
ton. The men who are at the head OF
the movement believe they Will have
such a perfect organization early In
the year that they can name at least
ten Of the state Committeeman; can
control the majority OF the Disttic,
convention that select delegates TO the
National Convention. and will hc able
To control the state nominating CON
vrntion and exact from II free siN cr
rCSOlut ions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
BURGLAR SHOT AND KILLED.
a Gcmticmnu In wnshiu;ston Give.
NRrnudrrs II warm Reception.

Washington, sept Is Between ! ana
. o u'clock This morning Dr.. AleNnnde,
Stewart. residing at 1920 q street. In this
city, awakened by noise in his room, he
discovered stranger. SclzinR his Win
chester rii,c, which stood hy his bed
side. II" Tired two shots at the Intruder.
one shot going into tho burglars right
temple and one through his right arm.
'rh" Doctor then ran down stairs and
Hired ut two other men who were there.
but they escaped from the house and
hay" not been caught. Ii is not known
whether he succeeded IN woundmg
them The man who was shot was car
led to the Emergency Hospital. where
he died soon after. Late this afternoon
the body WAS identified as that of James
Bel. negro about 81 years OF age.
lht house next door was also entered hy
burglars SUPPOSED To be the same
gang The police believe that all three
men were negroes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
fsIC rugilistic Raj.

~ Louis. Mo, September 2S.--A s;pc-
cihl from Dallas, Texas, SAYS: The
FLORIDA Athletic Club aud It's friends
VIII MAX" AN appeal TO the lawmakers;
pi the Twcuty-fourth legislature net
to pass "A bill with an emergency olnusc
attached prohibiting pugilstic cNhlbi-
ti"ns. The bin without The emergency
clause would not take effect until Jan
nary ]. 1895. Tho club viii show that II
has made an investment of s. 900 In
good faith and made contracts which
must bc mtt when there is no law to in
ierc wltll tho enterprise on the statute
books. !, will take twcn,y-onr oI the
'hilS-"he votes In the Senate and
ciGhty-S!N OF the 12e votes I'm tho House
10 pass the h!ll with the emergency
clause. ana the citizens of the city az"
hopeful that the Governor win not be-
able TO secure the necessary two
thirds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
F1TERSeURG HAPPENINGS.
Contested Election Case ChuuIy',
Experience With IA Mob

Petersburg, Va, Sept. 2S.--(SpeciaD
lion William Il. Mckenney. Congress-
elect from the Fourth Congressional
District of Virginia. has been engaged
for the last two or three weeks i'm the
preparation of his brief In the contested
election case of Thorp VS. Mckcnney.
which brief Is now In the hands Of the
printer, ana Will doubtless be- Il full and
satisfactory answer to what is said in
the voluminous brief, containing 227
pages. iilcd by Col. James ID. Brady as
cunsel for Mir. X. II. Thoru. The tes-
timony taken BY Mr. Tnorp. which
made nearly 500 pages of small tpyc.
contains the deposition of S52 witnesses
examined III different portions OF the
ulsiriCt, besides exhibits. Introducing
sermons. marriage licenses and various
other things. which it will be hard To
SHOW have any legitimate connection
with the contest. Mr.. McEcnncl pre-
pared his brief himself aud 1 am in
formed by him that he will argue his,
own case when ii comes up before the
committee on Elections of the Fifty
fourth Congress.
A Few nights ago white man named
Johh Chulniy was arrested here on the
arrival oi the train from the West ON :
telegram from the authorities of CreSye.
on charge OF felony The suecial
chafge against the accused is that of
forcing Mrs. n. A. Wuodson a we'll
known lady of Crewe at the point OF a
FOR board. The accused was subec-
quently taken irom here to Crewe for
trial. Tonight Depuy Sheriff j. +.
jones'. OF Nottoway coun9y. arrived
mere on a freight train with the pris-
oher and committed him To Jail. an at
tempt having been made last night by
Il mob OF about seventy-fve men to
break into the jail Rnd lynch the pi.is-
onci. the jnilor, T.. $. Deans, having rc-
fused 10 surrender to the mob either
Crun!y or the keys to the Jail. The
MOB having no tools and finding tina,
they could not get into the jail, left with
oaths declaring that they would re-
turn tonight and lynch CHUNKY.
On the lSth of this month the Raptist
CITY Mission Committee purchased a
lot on Old street in this city on which
10 erect mission chapel and the price
ihey asreed to pay for the same was
SoUO The property formly belonged to
Gregory Sternoni. an Italian of this
place To-day Mfr. Robert Gillian.
Clerk of the Courts, received a letter
from the Counsel General OF France. in
New York, to which he states that Ger.
tam parties in France. claimed an inter-
est in the property. This being the case
the matter will stand in abeyencc until
something further can be ascer,aiuell
in regard to IL.
party of young men arrived here
inns afternoon from Richmond on the
steam tug ROsali.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
England liadiy HrnIcu

Philadclphia, sept. 2S.-Perfect wetb.
ef a CROWD Of 10000 and .; great bnttIc
exhibition by the home eleven w,.r, ,ho
teitu!cs to-day In the Inte,ua1ionnI
Cfickct club a, !iavcyford. When blny
ceased last evening tie Philadtlphias
had made IS without the loss OF a wick.
et and when their last wicket went
u"Wh rms afternoon they had put to-
gcther the fine total of iG4 runs @ns
more than the Oxford Cam bridge teams
INST inning nctted them The English
men started their second anu when
pay ceased for the night they had
5COrcN 80 for tNNn Nlnanf.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
THE AMERICAS CUP
English YaChtSmen Have a Great Desire TO
Possess The Valuable Trophy,
ROSES NEW YACHT DISTANT SHORE.
The ChnIienge From the British ana
How IL Was Received an Sew York
Thc Challenger. Gcncrous Offer
vii, Bc M"t with Ina spirit Chnr-
nctcristic nf Americans.

ltEd@, Isle Oh NlSht, Sept. 2s.-Mr.
Percy TholluSsOn. secretary of the Royal
Victoria Yacht Club. has furnished to
the United Press exclusively the follow
ing letter CoHiirmatury oi the ciallcngc
of Mr.. Charles Day Rose tor ihc Ancii-
cas- cup. The letter was sent b. regis,
tered mail this afternoon
Royal Victoria Yuch, club
Isle of Wight. sept IS
ITO Mr. j, V S. oddir. Secretary y. y.
Dear Sir,--I beg to confirm my let
ter and my telegram on September 23d
ns follows:
Il on behalf of the Royal Victoria
Yacht Club, and in the name Of Charles
i. Rose, Il mcmhcr Of the club. challenge
To sail series OF matches for the Amer
icrs CUP in lS?5 with the cutter yacht
Distant shore, load water line length
50 feet,
In the cVcut of this challenge b-iuc
accepted, should be much obliged If
YOU would Kindly inform IN" " nat dates.
courses. and conditions the New York
Yacht Club VIII propose to govern the
races.
Il have the honor to bc. sir your Ole.
dent servant.
"rHRCY THELLUSSoN.
Secretary Royal Victoria Yncht club"
TIE AMERICAN SIDE or IT.
New York, Sept 2S.--lt NJ &! remain
fol the Kew York Yacht Club to take
secretary Thnlluasou. OF the Royal Vie
turia Yacht Club, the fuvmai accordance
of the challenge. This Will lac done al
Rn carly day, and "a series OF races for
le!S VIII tncn bo assured
The challenge is absolutely IIncundi-
tloGoI Instead of tho weeks that were
spent by LORD Dunraven and the Gun
'oinlnltt@c in corrcspondcnCc by post
and cable prior To the challenges of lSg3
ana 1922 there has he"n nothing but an
informal Offer by cable to challenge on
September 23d, reply as TO the form
the challenge should take, and tho
| transmission OF the official cnaIlenec
| to-day.
The whole business has prnctIcnlly
h"ri completed in toui days The chal-
i"hEtr mas named his yacht AMI thu
length @! the load water i.c az re-
guiFed hy tn" deed oi gift unde: whicn
Tie cup is held. lie has lrlt the dates
courses. and conditions to the cup Conn
iniltto. He has virtually offered tu
uUiid yacht bring her over. and sail
ina'th races when. where, and under
what Terms the committee plcaseS As
one OF IN" members OF Tho club put il,
Ills offer takes ones breath awny Int
Gun uconic VIII Try to Guido him IN gen
erOsity."
There Will be special meeting of the
New YORK Yacht club called for an
carry date to receive the report Of the
Americas cap Committee Of 1895 ana TO
act upon the new challenge
Inc members "f the New York Yncht
Gun do not look kindly upon Lord Dun
ravens desire 10 arrang" for ,nn roras
for NalkyTie Ill next year now that an.
other yacht has entered tho list He
may be given some private matches
ana opportunities VIII be- plentiful FOR
racing IN opening r"gHttas nut the feel
ihb is mat one ohalleng" Of the Amcii-
cas- cup Is about aa much ns the club
should be asked to meet II, n summer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
Dypthcrin Prevalent in ST. Iouis

st Louis, Sept. 2S.--Therc is no de-
crcas" In the number OF dipther!a eases
reported throughout the city. and it is
estimated nearly 400 persons are suffer
ing from the disease. The health on
GERS are at loss To account for the
large numuei Of cases but il is. b.
lieNed that the disease has been nggra-
waited by the sudden and extreme
Grange IN temperature during the past
lew weeks Another reason given for
the spread of the ualudy Is failure on
III" part of the physicians to promptly
report the existence OF dipthelia and
The consequent OF quarantine precau-
lions. No abatement In the spread of
lNphoid fever is reported and I'm some
portions OF the city the disease is al
most epidemic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

IndIanapolls, md. Sept 2Y-The pcti-
tion OF Edward Koby, before the SUI
preme Court yesterday for rchcarius
oi the ease against the koby Racing
Association, was ovcrruled win this
action the last hope of the defendants
10 secure reversal or even modin-
cation OF the opinion is dissipated. AS
the law Is nuw construed by the court <
al! persons are prohibited iron, holding
race meeting ihorc than twice within
Il period Of sixty days. whether th,. pre-
Nious meeting was held by the same OF,
by different peisOns
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
Broken,

Having just finished taking stock 7 6nd
many lines OF goods broken that l viii
close out regardless of cost. viii name a
lew bargains that no lady in Norfol;c
ouSht to miss:
Lace Curtains-Thc 81 25 kind now ssc !.
.nc SZ.og kihd now sl.7S; the 81 kind now
s3.71; the S. kind now S.Ie. Msnv
broken lots of ladies' and gents fall and
winter underwear at prices that VIII MS
tonish you One lot Ladies Jersey Woo,
Shirts (only in small sizes) were 81 20: new
SOC. 10 close. See our window of Wool
Skirts reduced to %.25. bon't fail to SEQ
our Embroidered Handkerchiefs for 12ilc
Some sell them for Csc
r. A SAUNDERS.
i12 Main straat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Small Flashes of News Gathered ru
and About Town.


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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

Post y. Of the Travellers prnt,.,ivo
Association. held meeting in thcir
rooms last night with President l. ~
Davis in the chair. Post y was in
formed that two new Posts win Is. or
sanizcd In q few days-onc at Roauoke
and one in stanton. The local nos,
mas ntted up handsome rooms at No.
100 Main street and have cnyernd ,ho
walls with a number of attractiyc ad-
Neitiscmonts. 1t is Intended to make
the rooms a headquarters for business
and travelling men
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

The thrcc-siory Dress h,irk front
bniidIuS erected at Nos 35i and 356
SEugeh street 10y MIR J. " i3urrow Is n
Hne structure ana an ornament TO TINT
part OF the city. The buildiug consists q
oi t"o stores with fats above, and IL
tcmpitte Ia every particular
The lower floor was formally occuni.,
Yesterday by Two entcrprising yoinIn
business men under the nrill-nume or
Br"~n Rr"thcrs as an apartment, store
The N!fGinian has before given n do
ScliptiOn OF tn. building
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
SeIi,s ssro,hcr.. shows.

Sells Bros circus. one of the most
cStensivcl? advertised shows on The
road. made its first appearance In this
cily yesterday and fulfilled every
promise made Ia It's printed matter.
The incnaGeiie is without doubt the
largest and contains more animals.
while the ring performance cXCcls that
Of ary show which ever appeared in
Norfolk. Those who patroni2ed the
Sells Sros. shows as at present Consti-
tutcd, need have no fear OF not getting
1 heir rnOMnN.s NNnrfh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

The inmates OF the Boys Home. abont
TWENTY-FIVE in all, Were made happy.
yesterday when they receive. an invi-
tntion from Mr.. \. ". Goldsmith. man
ager of The Hub. TO cal! at thar store.
Every one OF the little fellows respond
ed promptly and when they LEFT the
store each of them carried away pair
Of pants. The boys viii wear their
new pants on their excursion to Ocean
View Tuesday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
a 1'niSe Alarm

All alarm Of FIRE turned in from Box
No. - early this morning was 81 :aise
one. officer Guynn. of ambleton, saw
Jack Fogarty running away from IL,
box moment after the alarm was
sounded ana placed him under arrest
on suspicion OF having broken the glass
and pulled down the lever
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
Nomc1himg We Cnhnot rnnerxtnna

y reporter Of our paper called upon
MessIs. Ames & bugi, who are temno.
rariiy located at Mrs Bassett's old mn
lnery stand, 20G Main street. near
thHici" t"t the next thirty days. until
their new store is completed. ana ~
simply as'onished a the sucriGcc they
are making of their stock of pianos
organs ana pictures. We would adyie"
any one vino thinks OF buying n piano
or organ to give them call and Sc
cur" ii rare bargain, as we cannot see
how they can afford to sell goods a,
their present prices. no give you some
Idea how they are sacrificing their ola :
nos they are selling a concert grand nm
right, magniiiscnt mahoEOny case, with
ff@hcm repeating action, three pedals
and all modern improvements for soS5
regular price S425. and this on easy ray
IncutS. too, If desired
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

Washington, September 2S.--A dis
patch received at the State Department
from Minister Denly TINS morning
shows that good progress has been
made in the matter OF the Investigate ton
OF the Chcngtu riots, and that the Chi
ncse officials have directed that the
necessary assistance be given the
American Commi ssionerS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

Madrid, September .S..-'rhe Impair
cials Special dispatch from Havana
says; \ bend OF rvHc!s made an attack
on Thursday upon Tho village Of
Guanchc III the province o. SANTA Cia.
ra, and bltnri six houSeN The volUn-
teers defending the village i6rrrd the
rebels TO retire with "onsidnrs. BILE loss
TEret VollnlGrrs WeTe kIi,ed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

Woonsocket, X. L.. Sept 2s-A fire.
which started III the River Spinning
Company's dye and picker departments.
has destroyed those departments. and
the names have spread to the store
house, whore there is 100000 worth of
stock. Reserve steamers Have been put
in service
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
Ac..on. IN french ana t:.ru,n,

Attention IL called To the advertise
mcnt ot Mademoiselle y. T.. Jacob. whu
announces that she will resume her
private lessons In French and German
On Tuesday. the list OF October Terms
aud particulars VIII be furnished by
application at ia Freemason street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
Drawing and pain,inp,

Miss Daiscy NJ Corey announces in
the Nirginian that she will resume her
school of drawing and painting on
Tuesday. Is, instant, ut her studio
Room Of Haddington building. CRANKY
street. Miss Corley has studied in the
best of schools. and her accomplish,
ments as an artist are fav0rably known.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
Cannon HaIi.

Attention is called t. the advertise.
ment OF the Cannon Ball Clothing Com
pany. of 80 Main street, which appears
In to-dey's Nirgin!an. They are oGfcr-
ing big bargains in clothing Read the
advertisement.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29

we are oHering bridal presents
and olheI goods in our line at cost to I.e-
duce stock prior to improving the inte-
rior OF cur store. Call and get our
prices. Chapman & Jakeman, corner
Main and Bank streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-29
mcntins ,EhcIr sInrc-

You can buy anything in the jewel,y
or SiE"rware line at greatly reduced
pHces Tor the next two weeks. at Chan
man q Jakeman's. corner Main and
Bank streets