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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
PORTSMOUTH NEWS
Return OF ,l.c Jnil Brcn,scr..

Sunday night about IL o'clock Victor
Nottingham and Edward Wilson, the
TWO men convicted of murder and who.
in company with Smith. broke jall on
iHesuaN last. came TO the county Jail
IN COMPANY with Nottingham's brother
lhTiaw. and gave themselves up and
were again locked up in the same cells
ihat they made their escape from, but
are more securely fastened than they
We're before.
The Nirginian's representative visit
Cd the i2il Yesterday to see what could
ne learned about the breaking and
where they had been. Nottingham said
he had nothing to say for reporters:
mat they had written enough about
him. What he had to say he would tell
the court.
iaiior SiVerson told the representative
that the men said that Smith planned
the whole affair and persuaded them to
40 They said the cutting of the bolt
was done with knife made into saw
ara That the bolt was what is usually
termed a soft rivct and was not hard
TO cut. They said after they had gotten
ont they were sorry for it, but had to
do the best they could, so they made
for Hodges ferry, crossed the bridge
about daylight and went into Thomp-
sons woods. got some turnips and po;a-
toes and were cooking them when
Thomson came up on them and drove
them away. Then then went into an
other woods until the Atlantic and Dan
vile train came along, then they jump
ed ii. got to Suffolk and then walked to
kilbv. where they remained until Il
Norfolk and Western train came along
boarded 1t and stole ride nearly to
Richmond: reached Richmond Thurs
dav. wandered around until they be-
came tired and telegraphcd Mr.. Siv-
erson that they would meet him at
Windsor. on the Norfolk and Western
road. and would surrender. Mr. Sivcr-
son received several tclc.,rams and
then went to Windsor. but the men
never stopped there. He returned Sat
urdav night. lie ana Constable Sykes
watched Nottingham's home all Sat-
urday night. but neither he or Wilson
came. Nottingham and Wilson got in
Norfolk during Sunday morning and
went home. whore they stayed all day
and al night sent for Sivcrson to come
over. He Went. but before he reached
me home the two men. in company
with NottinSham's brother-in-law
started for Portsmouth, and he missed
them. but returned TO the Jail and found
them there. He says they seem very
penitcnt and regret having left. but
Lame Smith for ii all. They say Smith
left them at Thompson's farm and they
have never seen him since.
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. y. c., Sept. 2S.--(Spe-
al)-Mrs Dode Reid has gone to Balti-
more where she will study the art of
millinery, etc, having already been in
The business for several yeas
Mr.. l.. T.. Aydiett has gone 10 Raleigh.
where h. will argue the case of Kca:on
W. Jones in he Supreme Court.
The court at this place adjourned to-
day. There was quite q number of ca
disposed of, also a number carried over
10 the Ing term Of court. which will
be held tho third week in March. Mr..
John i. OEcrman, Clerk of the Superior
Court, says there Were more cases tried
last week than ever before, since his
connection with the court. except the
court that was held here two week
ago under Judge Brown.
There was skatlig party given At
The Armory Friday night under thc
management, of NJ. Brad Saunders. MIR.
Sanders was one of the Stockholders of
last years skating link.
Mr.. G. c. Bell. formerly a clerk in the
drug store of Or. j. T. Wood, has gone
to Richmond To study medicine.
The Court Will hold its session n,
HEREFORD his week
y telegram received here .his morn
ing fiom Edenton states that the Robin
son * Franklyn Bros shows gave a
parade there this morning, the longest
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
NOgI Wouldn't

hesitate a second to pay 25c. for just one
dose OF medicine that would give Vol,
instant relief when suffering intcns.
pain would you? Now. Lightning Iiot
l,rops VIII most positively cure ali forms
or stomach and bowel troubles, d!nrr
hoe, cholera morbus. fux. cramp. cole
WihGSi on me stomach. Indigestion. in
fantile collie. etc, and only costs DAG n
bottle. over 30 doses. Lightning Ilot
Drops cures permanently and quickly ana
leaves no bad effects. You will he sur
prised to find out how quick relief comes
after its use. Lightning Hot Dr6ns viii
relieve any. kind Of pain. external or in
tcrnal 1t is convenient to have on hama
an Tie time, Tor you can't tell how soon
an ,accident VIII happen. One bottle OF
lightning lot Drops is better in the house
Chan cupbaord OF parcS Batemai.s
Iliis and iiniments; 1t does the work OF
them all combined. and ONLY COSTS 90
bottle. Wonderful. wonderful are The
EFtncs OF inns great. universal remedy
on TAX" 10 chance in buying il either
for II you feel no benefit after using II
, nS u'reSttd our Druggist will give Your
money BACK on see. IL costs nothin.. Ia
Try IL. IL is cheaper to buy the 800. bo,
ties as IL contains q. times as murh "e
the 2"I. SIZE II You don't need 1t to-day
gel hottie anyway and have 1t on hand
III case something happens Not one false
statement mas been made nor an eXag-
Ecratcd accoun; given of the great effects
Of Lightning Hot Drops. and when yoj,
have once used IL You will be of IN, cam"
opinion Lightning Hot Drops are mad.
ny inc ilcrp Medicine Co.. Springfield o.
ana no honest druggist will try to sell Won
S.9methlns csc, Notice the imprint, Herb
Medicine Co. Springfield. o., on each bot
tie and don't bc pursuaded to take SOM.
thing else for 1t Is not as good as Iirht
ming Hot Drops.
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EDENFON.

Edenton, \. c.. Sept. 27.-(Speclal)-
Quite Il number OF young people attend
cd the quarterly meeting at Evans
Church yesterday.
~ NUMBER OF strangers are In town this
morning, having come to a ttend ,tha cir
Gus. 'e Va
PRESIDING Elder John preached ycster-
day at Evans Church and last night
III me Methodist Church of this place.
remember the public speaking at the
courthouse tonight CTucsday) by the
Detnocratic ana Republican electors.
You Will be entertained and Instrnc,nd
some of our lawyers are attendinr
court at Hartford this week.
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Macre,'- magnificent, Mnuso.e.,p

Louisville. Ky. Sept. 2S.-Col. NJ. Null
doom. of this city, has entered into 4
contract with John ". Mackey. the Cal
.fornia millionaire. for the building of n
magnificent mausoleum in Greenwood
Cemetery. New York. over the grave
Of Mr. Mackcy's son. 1t is to be the
most elegant structure OF the kind in
the United states and cost abOu, $500. =
900. The design was made i'm this civ
and sent to Nh Mackey's wife in Paris
and accepted by her. The mausoleum
will be built of granite. The interior
viii be OF the finest marble and onxy.
II will have numerous pieces os stauIarv
and elegant affairs for the celebration e
mass.
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Sunday attic <. N. G.. !.

Christian Association Sunday afternoon
Were well attended. over 100 men be-
Ing present. Prof. Dohbms. of Boston
who had charge OF the service. present :.
81 the gospel in an effective manner
illustrating ii with beautiful steriop;i-
can pictures that appealed To the eye
and made deeper impression than "a "
hc made by a simple address.
The solos by Prof. Dobbins and the
Ducts b. MIR. ana Mrs. Dobbins were
smpressiv.lv sung. The service was nm
inue in its character. but is fuli OF sound
GOSPEL and cannot but do good
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Didn't Speah Hosron.

Boston, Sept. 23.-Arrivng ut the
Union station here at S;3S n. m. the can
uidates and those accompanying them
Jumped into carriages and were driven
RAPIDLY across the town to the Park
squire station, where they boarded the
Colonial express OF the Providence diyi-
sion OF the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad, which left at Q O'clock
Tor Providence. George Fred Williams
who had been up all night getting ready
Tor io-uays legal contest in the Massa-
chus.tts Democratic fractional fight, met
Mr.. Bryan and Mr. Sewall at the ParI,
square station and gave each a farewell
handshakc.
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Naval Orders.

Washington, Sept 2S.-Lieut. i. NJ.
Helm has been detained from the Terror
and granted three months sick leave.
Lieut.. *. Niles has been ordered to
the Vermont and Assistant Surgeon r.
G. Frederick has been detached from
the Franklin and granted two months
leave.
An order was issued at the Navy De-
partment to-day detaching Lieutenant
Commander II. i. Rodgers from duty as
naval attache at Paris. St Petersburg
AID Madrid. and assigning Lieut.. Will
liam S. Sims to relieve him. Comman-
der Rodgers was assigned TO duty
abroad in 1892
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Contracts Tor ,rorpet . 3 Ro (. d

NV washington. Sept. q. The Bath lrofi5
. Works OF Maine will build two OF tbs
IN, In torpedo boats. and the UsssSS
, ,.a, aron Works. OF San francisco. TIE
ttortiahd, Ore. two twenty-tsso-xriot
eoats: Herreshoff Will have three, CO.
l'ii;,p nan Iron Works of Baltimore, ttso&
a ama fililman Bros. of Philadelphia, oriss
LIS IS me decision finally reached bys
,, constructor IIichborn and EnBt@l
e'.l, -ii-Chicf Melville, to whom Shes
numerous and complicated bids openedS
SeDtember lth. We're referred. n
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q Vowel Entertainment.

Quite novel entertainmcrt-A Phan-
iom Party-wili be given at the home OF
AilSS Grace Walker Gli South street
ms evening At O'Clock. where about
thirty spirits. having made known the
TACT through their leader. have condc-
Scend 10 become visible to the eyes Of
mortal for a short time. one Of the
features of the evening will be n mock
marriage conducted as in spirit land
cream vii! be served. Proceeds go to
organ fund of South Street Church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
THE TALK or the TOWN
Passing Mention Made Of Many Minor Hay
peninss in the CITY and Suburbs.
FkITSe,gl SUMMARY OF TIE DAYS NEWS
kn Order TO Get in Everything 70
WINS Necessary to EconoEiize Space
by Applying Condenser TO Many
Items worthy OF Much More Tx.
tended Notice Ihnn that Given.

There has been no speaking announced
for this week.
Dr.. SEMINOLE. Jr.. is now domiciled with
G. NJ. Reynolds 81 Co.
The Portsmouth knitting factory paid
LG5 people on Saturday.
The football team is practicing for
their game on the 10th instant.
NJ J. j. Craisin los; number of
chickens Saturday night by thieves
Mr. Alonzo Roanc has gone to New
port News TO work with the Dry Dock
Company.
Mrs NIollie Williams lief. last nigh,
via the Bay Line for a two weeks stay
In New York
The w C. r. u. vii! meet this after
noon Al half-paa, 3 O'Clock with Mrs.
George Morse. SOC South street.
Mr.. Parker, who resides on King
street. fen Off his bicycle Saturday
night and sprained his thumb quite
badly.
There is a dangerous place FOR vehicles
TO cross on the corner OF London and
Green streets. 1t should be attended
10 at once.
The work Of paving County and South
streets is progressing very slowly. Cold
bad weather will eaten us before 4
start is made.
The Hastings and Circuit Courts have
adjourned for the term. The County
Cour: was not in session yesterday but
will be to-day.
One of Robinson's clowns was in the
city yesterday soliciting advertisements
20 be exhibited in the ring He was
quite successful.
The BODY of Mr. J. j. Vaughan, who
was killed i'll Newport News Saturday
night. passed through here yesterday
en- route 10 Suffolk.
y number Of the Baptist preachers
left yesterday for Isle of Wight county
TO attend he Portsmouth Baptist ASso-
citation. which begins to-day
y cololcd boy who had been stealing
from Cams stable on Water street was
committed 10 jail for sixty days. 1t
was proven tina; he was guilty.
Mir. II. L. Alexander has accented a
nnsiiion with the Newport News Ship
building and Dry-dock Company and
goes 4" work Tomorrow morning.
Key. MI. Betty is making an effort 10
start revival ut Monumental NJ. T.,
Church. An invitation was extended
Sunday nigh, but no one responded
Mr.. Eugene Brnklcy. son of Mr.. A.
Br!nliiev. while getting in wagon yes
terdav. siinpcd and struck his leg on the
iron SLIP. hurting himself quito badly
MIR. John II. Sherwood. auditor of the.
Seaboard Air Line. and family returned
Yesterday from Euthcrfodton y. c.,
where they have been spending the
summer.
The attention of the street Commit
tee is called 10 the broken sidewalk on
Water street in front of Pearson; >ore.
II Is IN the WY Of amy one who crosse.
thc ferry. and Il i dangerous. Satu.-
day night lady twisted her foot and
fell there which hurt her quite badly.
Unless /. is attended 20 there might be
suit on the ciiy's hands
several young men Sunday night stl-
toned themselves on the Union Bridge
and attempted II fgighien some ladies'
who mad been 20 Portsmouth proper to
church. They pretended 10 be drunk
no
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
INTERVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
LIST ofThosc Who Finishod tho Years
Epworth Heading Course.

An Interesting entertainment was
gwen at Centenary NJ. Il. Church last
hlsh'' marking the close Of the year's
course of reading prescribed by the
General Epworth League Board Mt
Nashville. The programme was as fol-
Doxology.
a,raycr ....... Mr.. Atwill
Solo,-"Guids Me. o Thou Great Je-
n u, Mr.. r. c. Tupman
Iio-"l Hear My Prayer" Mrs
wilkins. Mrs. Pullin. Mr.. w. II. Jones.
:, .::............ Rev. Mr. Moore
So!ow"The Strangers Story. Mrs.
Awarding Of certificates to those hav-
ing finished the years course,
as follows:
MISS Mary Lou White, Miss Rose
WaHtc. Mrs. j. p Grandy, Mrs. j. w.
Grandy. Miss Bette Hodges. Miss Mat:
Tie Grandy, Miss Lottie Wcstbrooke.
Mrs. l.. II. Rawlings, Miss Mamie Hun,
ira, Miss Maude Wright, Mrs w. a.
Harges. Mrs. p. j. Malbon. Miss Era
Richardson, Miss Ida Richardson, Miss
Neitie Pitt, Mrs. Susan S. Hinton,
Miss w. q. Faaring. Miss Sue b. Wal.
kcr, Miss J. Pollard REEVES. Mr. Henry
j: Saunders. Rev. l.. II. Rawlings and
Mr. Wade Hayes.
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a Free Entertainment,

This evening at o'clock Mr.. and Mrs.
DobhinS Will make their appearance at
the Central NJ. l.. Church. and will eX-
hibit their great work on songs and
Illustration free of charge. The service
is more than an entertainment 1t is an
education. being entirely religious, and
every body that attends will enjoy IL.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
Daniel 10 spcnI, lIcre.

Mr. ". T. Anderson. chairman of tho
City Democratic Executive Committee,
has received letter from Mr.. Taylor
Ellyson. chairman of the State Commi,-
tee. saying that he would see Senator
John Daniel and endeavor to prevail On
him to speak here about Octoosr 10.
Another letter from Mr.. Ellyson 10 Mr..
Anderson yesterday afternoon am
nounced the fact that Cyclone" Jim
Marshall will speak here on the evening
of October s. An attempt will be made
10 SECURE Armory Hall for the occasion
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PORTSMOUTH Apv,s

fU .,i,,, HALE-Lot No G12 Fourth street;
h M'i I1 Mouse; three rooms. House and lot
Si nteap Tor cash. Address 800 Third street.
80 sez7-Iws 81
~ hENT-Desirabbe residence 4lS5Is
No, Nu,,,y street, Portsmouth, Va. Rent $i5s
plSS a7 'hSnth: Possession gwen january /,
ILL., Apply to L. c. LONG &c SOM 21Ss
nlsh street se2i.tf &
HAVE FOR SALE HAY AND FODDEEs
OF the hest qualit Hay $40 ton; Fod-t
4 fea VS. delivered anywhere in the city
man L. o., Va -, a;a91a5 ~
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Hotel I.pnSpl.

Mr.. Leigh. a well-known hotel man.
VINO formerly Kept the Ponce de Leon
Uoiel in Roanoke and the Purcell House
IN Norfolk. has leased the American
House. which is now being fitted up for
nrSi-ciass hotel. and will open the
same as soon as all the improvements
ere COmpletel.
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We took special care shis season to Sc
leet nothing except the neatest. nobbiest
aud best made clothing that could be
found in this country, AT prices that are
astonishinSlv low.
SRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
III High street.
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that has ever been seen in Edo,,o,
ihe show will be given here to-morro,y
"A parade Will be given in the morning,
Mr. Reuben Davis and James uill left
LOT Norfolk yesterday on their wheels.
lhey expect TO be gone several days
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
ropuIiata will Withdraw.

Louisville. Ky. Sept. 2S.-Chairro,
Parker. of the Populist State Central
committee. said to-day that the POM
lists would withdraw every candidate.
Tor Congress in the State except those
in the First and Fourth Districts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
HE'S IN NEW YORK AGAIN
Concluded from First Pagc)

sympathy with Mr.. Bryau's sen,imor,s
ana his many telling points were vocire' :
rously applauded.
Mr. Bryan concluded his address at
':ao y. m, having talked for forty min
utes. He was wildly choered. MIR. Brv-
an ana ms party were driven to the Erie
New York ''"i" 'oi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
RIcycIe Thict I'm u.imbo.

Robert Fisher, colored, was arrested
on the charge of stealing bicycle. the
property of NJ. Ra.ne!. Officers Mason
ana freeman recovered the wheel and
lodged the man in jail.
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All STYLES.

1nsr. Knox. Dunlap ana our own she
cial" stocks in stiff hats. We are al
WAYS glad 10 have YOU examine orr
goods. w. L. VIRNELSON & co.
226 High street
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DcMth CfNIrs. TaxInr

Mrs. Hester y. Taylor wife OF II. T..
Tavlor. of Scottsville died yesterday at
her husbands residence. in the 52d year
OF her age. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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Watch THIEF Arrested.

Joseph Winslow. colored, was arrested
last night by Detective Heppel and
officer Caprio on the charge Of stealing
2 watch in West Norfolk several days
since. The watch has been recovered
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i. =. Crawford.

the High street furniture man. has re-.
duced prices on his YefriSeratois. door
and window screens Big bargains
await YOU
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temember Charles Il. We,ton & Co.
when YOU want n new hat. Prices very
lowest always.
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RLASKErH, BLANKETS, nLANKErs

! sis Week IA Lawrence IL WcIfon's.
Entire new stock at special prices for
@ "a" DAYS only. Terms Cash to all
LAWRENCE q WELTON.
Portsmouth, Va.
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nCHIpIiilAni.

when In want OF n suit for yourself {,
boy ct lowest prices 70 20
LEVY Il JACOBS.
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TO CUREA coID ONEIDA,

rake Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II ii
fails to cure. 25c. SOS tu. thu sat I'm
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Specials for TODAY.

Fruit jelllcs in ID. cans, only 1oc. per
bucket: fruit preserves in Id. buckets, 55c.
per bucket; apple butter in Id. cans.
l0c. per can. We have q fine assortment
pickling Time don't forget we have pure
apple cider vinegar Phone 1910.
G. w. HUDGINS & CO. ~
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Apples! Apples!

c;J Just received a car selected New Yorks
have Detroit Reds. 20 or. Pippins. Cenatia
KEGS, Gravestun Shows. Blush Tfppiny
anu Sisht other varieties. A call IS So
nciteu. NICHOLS & WHITE
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NC; per can: Apple Butter, 3-pound can
only only NC: per can; S-pound Stone Jar Fruit
PRESERVES: only 20c.: finest Elgin Cream
timors Lard. &c. and 7c.; Home Made Lard.
Sord, ~ y boxes Globe Matches. se. rum
loIu east POWDER &C.; fine Blended Tea,
only loc. Just receivcd-Car load of l.. II.
Pearson's Fancy Flour -
400 l.. II. PEARSON,
fhone 9SS. Cor Green and Bart ct.
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NOTICE.

September 23, 1876.
samuel ]. Flynn and John T. O'Connor
nave this day formed co-partnershiD
under the name and style OF s. J. FLYNN
t d Co, TO conduct the undertaking bust.
AND NIGHT. S. Z. corner Court ana
South streets. Portsmouth. Va. sea-iw
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