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New-York tribune., 1896-02-02

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book and terms. General
New-York tribune., 1896-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Broadway No 49, ana No a. is TTnisy RI,,I Place saoo
Same pIsp9L' @ a trustees "............,... 10000
csmSsrss Bs1Ga sl a. Nos 17a ana i75 benjamin Hall
executor to 100 S'IrsS Il Of ' ehave 25xeso so waldo
3Mnichins TO Margaret a Swan; ...:.....:.;.
same property; Louis Stern and wife to Waldo >, uOo
slsSs MriGnrs No u; West: Mary oconnor Fran
,.sys els eGS"o4r corner s2d.st aoxG5, Mary Dw-
nell' pTopep rU samuel Ramsielder and wife to
.,Te hsnTy 's'us a. $50 # Of s5h-s o. sxoo sophia
SCENE Schneider to Albert L Thompson ...;. $3.50
Drive. S5th-st. 21.5X924X
2:72seG4 Frank r Hcushton and wife to John
ni,.s, sarses 2li.d # Of West End-ave l7xioo5
Assist. No 4is West; Alexander Jordan and
rshsvs Tns Woo " corner s7ih-s i5iosso: John ~
Lnicndahl and wife to George S;e a Feld o;;co 500
'sS!i william an c oesiing and wife to George II John
snd nds VIE Ne ii5 East: Elizabeth wt:slau e, al
sxeca,ors 10 carl Roedesperger. ......... 1900
hrSsae + Gerry and wife to Amy G Galiitm. H. go
Oh sane Hee' lss5Co
,cs,h o '%%N %t' No Isl East; Walter 5 Aud to Mary
,ssaIs sar{ 2io f, Of 5th-aye 25xa9ii Nelson
cubberleGy and wife to the jacobson Manu- % oo
,csshs, sai'Ens 5'fts e f Of fxinsonave 2axioCi
aayssa $o %f Henry sf to- Mary
,l's.s H%as''S s. $50 # 2sslcci james ,o
o. German and wife 70 Dominick Miiano nooO
<th-aVe " llSth- ST. -. lX!0. August
schaud and wife TO John Boyle. ............... l
i22d-st No l63 West; John smith 10 Sarah .
i02.-st O. 100 II OF Columbus 3OxiOoll
William Bogart and wife 10 Frank i Heath
Edgecomb- ave g. 84.3 It Of l52d-st. 2257x
ii2;ex irregular: Thomas o'connor and wife "a
,.sthNs, % ssan E sesii IT Of boulevard 10 Iox
90 IL Isabelle Leo 10 John X Potts.
l21st-st No 804 West: Enoch Harris and wife
Della A Gallagher .....................
Tneoioc,a E Carman to Thomas schoaT " ZOO
1i2th-st. No 247 West; William II Picken and
wife TO William Clausen ............::.... j
fred Ford ."...."...'..........".. 900
westchester-ave. n g. IS @ II OF Eagle-ave, 25.6
schuhoiz and wife ..e................. 1850
10 Angus, Krchner ana wife .e.............. 5000
Westchester to West Farms Highway adjoining
land OF New-York. New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad Co. and road to Classon Point Sarah
VI Brown al 10 Hudson Rose e......::...:. $4,000
Hox-ave. 175 II OF Jeherson-ave. bOx1OO;
Schneider ...'.....".. ..................... 500
New-York tribune., 1896-02-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ga 80 the Srgsassy gs amt s and r T'
Barry sn1e Mary stA, to Nicholas Mccoci ic6,hs,
Casey Bridget to George silver and another ex-
ecu,or. etc W 5th-ave SOIL # Of 1l6th-st. "a ~
csssIdy Michael, tS Levi ii Mace. lot SOL map 40
DOnohuss. Helen same. lots c77 and c7s. same ~
paHiSs %aS Alec. to Charles Bosar Terrace
yiewavs lots 2l7 70 22o. map No 1854. North 100
corner s5,h-st and Riverside Irlve; Year. 400
corner lish-aye and ls:,h,st. yeara:;:::"; 100
f. q II oth"avc Ssis Years ......-.......... 2ooo
Krus Emma to William oppenheim. o'ih- -.
SAM and Louis Kr1g 10 John Boylr. GT6st
lSG q Of ans s1s e, Wa mGnh' Wander 60
,o.r,. esd-st. 100 # Of West End-ave, .o
sane to same as executor ETC. OF Lila F Jones. 49,.
ssnir TO sSme as trustee Of Helen vanderyoct
came property years ...................... 400
Ns 80 sSs'i s sa5 f9S'hTF Y Ae' n'c
I-s','rs iiarris and Rosie to NJ, MoTris kuttne,,
ssh-ss lease COO
2S' a5 'sd Of Tits Rss to Ns'S M' M
4ngsn Msaas M e J. Il 70 Joseeh DaSiss sos
a jShn 70 s. Thomas Of ,ssS 9csn"Gr i ears. Of
n9 St p?,nfN 30 ff Of q lanes lanes A. 9G2sm'n 2,o
rHs ii4!h-s' ga {, Of Si,ayr Seas, lZ
irn.t Coapaa%, No 3 to 10 sullvanri yeais 10000
-avin.s Rank. No Al West l2sth-st. ] N.di'..' o'"
fS,,s joan H. T., y t;uays,d liaos, ears ears $50
Perry Marsden G. John Cannon : 18th an,
aG6s Il " lst-ave years. o'V'
Rainsfeesr samuel d a59. 5S Mary p"nes 2ooc
Rodc.spergcr, Carl. 70 Title Guarantee ana trust
COMPANY l4G East 4sih-st years. ...'.-.. ''''
Same zabeth Wcss.su ~ a.. executors OK
julius Wesslau. property instd-n"i',s ''''
Roberts Charles !. Tt.e Guarantee ana trust . oo
Company No i,S We lt3l -. years. O'"'
Rose Hudson 7. 20 sarah lrOwr et al. N"s,
chester 70 West Farms Road. adjoining LANDS
u New YORK NcW-iaVen ana Eat;iold ltai.- .- ,o
road COMPANY William Astor. insia!!n"ni- I''"'
smith. George X. Franklin savings Bank NrM
YoIk n W corner Chambers ana G:eenwich Sc, -
''''''
SterlinS julia Is. Tit.e Guarantee and Irust
company so s3. S. and ,j9 B1wery, 10 -
paft 1 LON
S.ok Michael. and wife % Joseph Swick' 80
I3l :, between sth and 9;h aYes. yeaTs...... oTt
sIs"s n:ou aaI Of Beecks st. ears I2oOy
smih En.e.lne A Anne II Campbell,
l;;h-st 10 OF lsi ave inontns. ..-.--- lcF
s,,rinser Philip q, Emily q springer,
;5th ST. $50 Il of Cih-ave. ! year........... "W
scnuck Wi..ian, and wife TO Frederick Ross,
Sc Van Cor.ears Place. s334 I, " OF WICKER
Pace. months 3or
schnhaz hnres. and wife 70 Hugh Doom -
2J.G IT OF Eagie-aVe. years 3lJ
.rha Jacobson Manufacturing Company. - Morris
Thompson. s 13SG-st, 2lO Il " OF an ave,
ears ~ .............................. COO
Ven,wor,h Mitchell. and wife to Sarah ID Cooper,
40. III Bowery, etc . years 500
New-York tribune., 1896-02-02
EI'ILDING PLANS FILED.

Wentworth Mitchell. and wife TO Sarah ID Coop
No.Ill Iiowery etc, years. ...............-
New-York tribune., 1896-02-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for The Trib-
~ at their Uptown Office. No LAP Broad
way. I'd door north u 3lsst. until ocock p M. ad
vertirnments received the following branch offices at
regular Office rates until O'Clock p. viz 2J4 Sh-
23d-st.: 1852 Gh-ave.. cor l2th St; liz
Columbur ave. West GGth-st C8 West i2d-st
near 9th ave: 92 East l4th-st.: 257 West I'D St. be-
7th and s,h i5o East 4ih e.; l.33s Id
ave. between 10th and nth SITS: 1925 3d-ave
Gst-s, Los is ave. near sh-st: $50 3d.avs; near
2+0 East 79h-st: 1924 ID ave- 26e2 I'd ave. o5 Am
sterdaE i02 West Ads l4s East 6th-st 203
Fart 4sh-st: $50 9thave G5I 9th-ave.: 152 3d-ave
9th St 2oi East ssth-st; lGao Broadway; i5.S
POSI- 3d-ave.. li3th-@t.: 156
Eas, I2s,h-st 3d-ave 2I3 West l25th-st.. bet
IN and sth go West ii5th At the Brooklyn
Offices 3g7 Fulton-st; ,26 Fulton G3 Court-s: IS
Broadway. r. p.: I53 Broadway. L. D.: li52 Myrtle
ave-, Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-02
Citp properin Go Esi

Citp tropertn Go Get
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A GREAT BARGAIN.
no. WEST S6TH ST
Fcur-story beautifully decorated only one left out Of
20 In this the finest block New-York. three years
lease 5000. POWER. s5th-st. and Columbus
ave; Office open Sundays.
1tfEAST sYrH ST CORNER LEXINGTON AVE
lit To let unfuInished roomy house. with light
and air ON sides elevated station. cable
cars pass the door; order rent only x1.VU: seen
without permit; immediate possession, any broker
G. W. BASHFDRD. IL wall ~.
~ EAST 11TI ST.-To let Grfurnished 10 strictly pTl-
Z j family, small rooms.
modern Handsomely decorated ana well p.umb'd seen
without permit immediate. pos xlSD,
broker. u W. BASHfbf), u wan ~
New-York tribune., 1896-02-02

TIE following plans for buildings ana alterations
yesterday
buildings:
suilivan-st. NJ 10 a hve-s;ory brick store and
shop. by Daniel CoHey. OF No ls NaVeriey - ooo
s''''V
Van Nest two frame sheds. by the New-foIk o
Catholic Protectory "''
No -. a fourteen brick office
building by James G Wallace. OF No 2J0 East oooo
""'''''
Nerose- and 18th cor. two hye-stofy
brick fats by Maggie Noulett Of NO s3s Eos, 40 ooo
lBA,hSt. owner Vow"
Boston, ave, 100 II OF Glover 81. one
story frame shed. by Martha I~onhauseT, or ,oo
No 2O42 Boston i'V
ll.th-st s. 100 II 9TH ave. four hye-
story brick fats. by Peter Muller, OF No 90 ann no.
East I20h ST. owner l-oV'v
West End IoOs II Of 83d 81. three
and basement brick dwelling. by JOhn ooo
Scbnerng of No COO West End ave, owner. lS'ooo
Dusnes corner Church-st a twelve-story
stone and brick Office building. the estate or .oo noo
Isaac Phelps. Of No 45 Cedar st. owner. loVO
Alterations:
Chris,opher-st No ~ by John Brodsky. Of No
"a East 126th-Tt. 10 five story BRICK tene- .oo
ment .................... -"
53th-st. Nos l<2 and l44 East. by the r &
Schaefef Brewing Company. No II East 3ih St go
Macdouga-st. No i33 tg Habcrmann. 20 -
four story brick dwelling and store lOo
Sd-ave. No "a. TO 2jl, by John G Barth, Of 40
43s Central Park West a hve-story brick 49,
isctoly -VV
Monroe ST. No 2. by Henry Moss, OF No POS East
G2d-st; to a four-story brick store. dwelling -
New-York tribune., 1896-02-02
REAL ESTATE.

The seven-story brick apartmcnt-house known as
-. santa Anita Nos 122 and l24 East Thirty fourth
,ot 4sx117s has been sold for a little less than
$4,000
'wrs Irene NJ Baldwin has sold the three-story
.one front dwelling, lot 17x1o0.5, No. $50 West Sew
ssntv-hrs-st for about $4,000
enft nMftn Rradiev e. Currier Company have sold the
,b,ee-story frame house No q East One-hundred-
snd twenty -ci ghth-st lot 25x9sll, to Fayette $.
Curtis.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-02

u 1FnisH Mo i]i->I'
~ for Rotterdam and Ams,e
mer, France:
=. s. AMSTERDAM. Saturday.
s. s. MAASDAM. Saturday,
First cabin. so. $50, secotlf
very low rates. Apply for hand
Passenger Agency. 80 broadway
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

They Produced Much Trouble in the CIT
Last Night.

They Produced Much Trouble in the City
Last Night.
Tho ooiored yecple-that Is. the sport
,r,,, nortion OF thens-were unusually bel
ueerent lest night. and as a consequence
Or. Laberberg ard the ambulance were
4, ~ o'clock a crowd OF dr. Inken men
beraro involved IN a row near the cor
nor ~ Fourteenth and Broad. and one Of
,hem Joseph Hendricks by name. was
sfriick ON the side OF the head by brick
thrown by BOyce Lacy. Tho victim was
taken out 10 the almshOuse hospital,
where DR.. I.abenberg dressed MS inJu-
ries They were found 10 be quite seri-
one but the physician T. of the opinion
that the wounded man Will recover.
Tho police arrived on the scene after
the crowd had dispersed and the injured
man had been removed. Up 10 late
hour they had been able TO make no ar
Shortly before l o'clock the ambulance
responded 10 call sent ia from the Third
police station.
II seemed that as means OF celebrating
Saturday night the negroes Of the West
End engaged in game OF craps, which
Terminated in a quarrel, and later on a
nght. in the course OF Which William
Washington alias Kedd drew a pistol and
shot Joseph Hill. The bullet struck him
on tho edge OF the breast bone, and
glanced TO the right INJECTING "a very seri-
ous injury. He also was taken 10 the
almshouse hospital and treated hr Or.
Labenberg. who states tn1t he has good
chance 70 recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
TROLLEY rARrIEs TAKE NOTICE,
Lawn Party with Music and Dancing
1.-THE Orphan Asylum

There are lawn parties and lawn par
ties good. bad, and Indifferent, multi
piled until the public look on them as
duh. stale. and Improbable. but is this
not the fault OF the entertainers.
We shall see on next Thursday and
I.,f1,v nir.ts. Mrs. Gin. the indefau-
cable superintondant of the Male Or
phan Asylum, who has knack or
GROWING with success every EFFORT at
public entertainment, viii give lawn
parties on the pretty grounds OF that
institution next Thursday night. There
viii lie music and dancing and refresh
monts.
The occasion viii be made very at
tractiye 20 city visitors. and their every
want will meet with prompt attention.
A lawn party IA name, a festival in
reality. Trolley parties viii nnd a
happy terminus on the track that runs
near the day. wheeling parties can md
enjoyment and rest. and visitors from
the city in general Will fnd a pleasant
place TO spend the evening
a lawn rarity in the city IS a thing
known TO all. but lawn party at the
Orphan Asylum. under tho management
OF Mrs. Gin, win DO worth the rcpeti-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

Richmond: Henry Cohen and wife 20
Fannie Nelson. undivided one-hith in
torest in A % feet on north side Broad
street. northwest corner OF College
street. $500.
, West End Land and Improvement Com
pany 10 Johnson Bros. q Co. 30 II
feet on west sido Bowe street, at inter
section with tho right Of way OF the
Richmond. Frederick burg. and Potomac
Railroad Company. $500.
Henrico: W B. Davis and vito 70
Mary A. Macailster. cd feet on east side
washington street. near Wynder 500.
Maurice Salom0nsAy and wife 10 Fanny
SaIomousxv. all interest in triangular
10 fronting 81 $40 feet on south side
Grove avenue. at intersection Of West.
SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
ON THE nArrAnAANooR. rWz
Numerous Reviyals of Eeligion-A Bryan
Sewali Club.

Scwili Club.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA. Aug. 10
special.-The revival services at the Grove
BAPTIST church. IN lower Fauqgier coun-
~, have just closed. with slA adle4 10
the church by baptism. The pastor, Kew
L. W. Brooks, was ably assisted uy heY.
NJ. r. Grmslly. OF Jcncraont0n, rev
-. j. SEOpOm " the Iresby tcrlan cAuich,
and Rev. ii. T.. Musseimdn.
Rev b. w. Mebdhe the new pastor OF
the Presbyterian church here, win ms
family, has moved TO this Guy from
Radiord. and VIII formally take charge
or the Presbyterian church sunny.
A Se.all-JOnes club has Deem
orranized az Spotsyivania Courthouse,
with the following officers. }. -. HaiIlsi
president, A. b.. Rawlings, Ncc-president'
j. +. III. Crismond, secretary ana treas
urer; ~. i. Payne. sergeanl-al-isi ms.
During the stirm Of Thursday evening
lightning struck the pickle factory OF
Charles Dishman. at Falmouth. scatter '
ing the slate roof in every difecuon'
knocking a large hole i'm the Drleh MtI,
and instantly killing Walter w lliaiHs
(cOloredJ, one OF the employees.
Mrs Mary j. Wallace, OF W asulilbtolll
q sister OF Mrs. John S. Iallalello' or
this city. died a. few days ago of pdrtly-
sis. at "H0gley,' the home or her relative
Miss Salie Ialiaferro, ia King George
Among the brilliant social events Of
the week was an enloyaoie ana laI hels /,
p
Hal. given by tho young gentlemen on
the city TO a number of visiting ladies'
who are spending the heated Term Acie.
The revival services at shiloh Zap
fist church, i'm King George, resulted ln
twenty-five conversions. Key, ~. ~
Zones was assisted by Rev. j. X. BagDy'
Of Richmond.
Revival services have been IN progress
at Hanover Baptist church. IN the same
county. this week. conducted by Kew.
L. 5. Monds and Rev. y. w. Beale.
Tomorrow at Round Hill Baptist
church in the same county. Rev. ii. d..
Zones Will begin q series OF revival ser
vices. He Will be assisted by KEY. Dl.
W. W. Iandrum. Of Richmond.
ON the fifth Sunday IN this month az
Montagues chapel. Rev. George Connolly
will commence prOtracted services.
Next Tuesday the Ladies Aid society
of ST. Johns j. T. church, in King
George. will give grand entertainment,
consisting in part OF q tournament in
the evening and an exhibition at night
D., home and foreign talent. In an ih,
"a Box of Monkeys"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
Judge John W. GnIet.

ACCOMAC G. IT.. VA. Aug. H.-Spe-
cial Hon. ohm w. Gillet who but
few days ago resigned the office or
county Judge OF Acc0mac county. because
OF il-health died this morning at his
home in this village. at about 1 o'clock.
after being prostrated on his bed for
"a period OF nearly five weeks.
For quite n while II was apparent that
no was becoming debihtated from fire.
quent and severe attacks OF rheumatism
and other complications; but. being
man OF great energy and edrnestnesss
no held 10 his post when most men
would have LET 50. surely one or the
landmarks As gone in Judge Gilltts de
mise. and no man In this century has
made "A more lasting impress on his cOun-
tvs affairs than he. He was in
the seventy-third year OF ms age. com
~ for Thomas X. JOynes, clerk OF the
court he was Mr.. Joynes' successor IN
office. which position he held until 1861:
when he was removed by the Federal
authorities Again elected clerk by the
people i'm 1865 he served until March
iNig when he was again removed by Cen
erai Canhv's order. because he would
not take the iron clad oath.
Then he practiced law I'LL about seven
wears ago. when he was elected by the
legislature county judge. and went upon
the bench No man In judicial robes
has ever been more efnclcnt. no man
has ever administered the office of Judge
with more firmness. more earnestness
more importantly, and with a keener
nnnr,-ciation OF his relation 10 State
co,5ntv and people. He will be missed
indeed. for ne was 80 We'll Informed as
10 his people that he was sought by
AN TO whom he ch.erfully gave the in
formation they sought.
Ills remains viii be placed TO rest to-
morrow in the family graveyard In this
Jndge Gillet was a cousin OF the late
Ganerel-ffenxy A. Wise,-to- whom he Was
.strongly.-attathed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

A Lady Has a Very Narrow Escape From
Terrible Death.

BcYDTON. VA, Aug. -. -Special.-Mrs.
Lewis w. Wimbish, OF this county had
= most r,,rrcu,ous escape from instant
death Yesterday at the Eagle Point flour
ING mills. on Roanoke river, about SIX
miles southwest Of this place
Mrs. Wimbish bad accompanied her nus
hama who Owns tho property. to The mill.
and while Mr. Wimbish was engaged le-
low Mrs. Wimbish went up on the second
floor. and by some means nor dress be
came entangled in the machinery and
she was drawn into II.
Her screams brought Mr.. Wimhish 10
her assistance. who quickly disentanglei
her from her perllous situation. The
lady was very badly hruisel but 1t Is not
thought that her injuries are serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

A Car and Wagon Collide and Man T.
Severely Injured.


a very serious accident occurred at
3:4J o'clock yesterday afternoon by which
a negro named Archie PcnIleton sustained
q fracture OF the thigh just above the
knee.
penlleton. I'm company with another
man named sam Hopkins. was crossing
the electric railway track on Main street
between Twenty-cghth rcd Twenty-niuth
streets. when "a car struck the back of
the wagon, throwing the men out and
shaking the vehicle Up clnsioerably. Hop
kins escaped with Few bruises. but
peudletOn WIS badly hurt. as stated
above lie was taken l0 the Retreat for
the Sick hv the ambulance, which re-
spOnded with DR. LthenDurg I'm charge,
and his injuries attended To.
At 9.2j last night the ambulance was
called 10 the First policies auOn where
"a colOred woman named Mary Jackson
had been hit ON the head by cOlOred
man named John w. DOnled. She was
treated by Dr. Lahanhurg and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
NJ plnmncher,s COMPLAINT.

Superintendent L. c.. Rogers and Sub
AGENTS. Geo. w. price. o. G.. Meishew.
~ r q. Mathews OF the life Insgr-
an l Company OF Virginia. have been
crested I'm Roanoke on the charge OF
criminal libel Tho complainant is +.
II Plnemacher. general agent Of the
international Fraternal Alliance. OF Bal
.i,,crs who fs we'll known IN Richmond.
Mr. Pluemacher charges that the ac-
used went about as agents OF the Life
insurance Company OF Virginia, villify-
Ain ns,blieatlons detrimental 10 its
sanding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
Stuart Horse Guard.

The Stuart Horse Guard, under com
nand of Captain Il. J. Euker aud Lieu
tenants { EuLer and o. T. SDOtt sic
preparing for a grand troliey-car CutiI
tbs week. iId committee are bIsy com
plstlpg AIrapeements
The troop will assemble in uniform, 40
their arrnory, on Seventh street. taking
tho usual route. and fall OUT at Barton
HEIGHTS After passing review by the
natives they Will pntake or refreshments
with or without.
An enjoyable evening is anticipated by
the merry cayGfrymen-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

Delegates to The Congressional Convention
10 be Chosen Wednesday Next.

The Barton Heights Bryan-Sewall Club
held a meeting last night at the Heights.
After the transaction OF business and
the election of twenty-five new members,
a. number of speeches were made. There
wKre addSrssss from Captain Richard
Irayser. Air. $. l.. Naddil, and Captain
John a. Curtis on behalf or captain
John Lamb. and from Colonel NJ. L..
John Lamb. and Alr. Charles u. Smith, in
favor of Colonel Elect. Messrs. NJ. l..
Dawson and G.. A. Boyce, also spoke.
couuselling harmony IN the party The
club Wall meet again next saturday
night.
A mass-moetinc OF the Democrats OF
Barton Heights wll Doe held next We'd
nosday night. 10 select delegates 20 the
Congressional Convention of September
ad. and also 20 elect TWO memcr5 VI the
County Democratic Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

A Club Composed of Democrats, hepublL
cans and Popuusts.

WAVERLY, VA, Aug. 15-Special-A
Waverly Bryan and Sewall club was or
CARRIED here to-day. officers were elected
and bylaws adopted.
ColcfeI l.. W. l.. Holt was elected
president. and r.ade q goou speech IN
non.inees of that convention.
The meeting was made w OF Demo-
Gratis. Populists, and Republicans. in
Guiding many from other districts in Sus-
sex and SurTy counties.
BRYAN end Sowall viii receive large
majority In tbs county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
..v,n. m.rv Visitors this hot weather.

having many visitors this hot weather.
R.7n-n hester. an Old and respected
citi1cn - this county. died Tuesday.
Row. Phillips. OF North Carolina, was
&, town sunday. and preached an excel
lent sermon in the L"Nhsran chrych
at night.
the county. preaching at every place
where they can get an audience. Tney
arc meeting with cold comfort generally
rev A. Gardners house, With all its
contents. was recently burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Annie Pcatross.

Mrs. Annie Poatross, the wife OF J. o.
Peatross. of Hanover county died early
yesterday morning I'm the twenty-second
year Of her age.
Deceased was OF an extremely gentle
and loyable disposition and her premature
death will Doe a great shock 70 her nu-
mcrous friends. The funeral Will take
place this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
PHONE 316.
you the score.

Best Granulated Sugar, 4l-2c. ID.
ID. box La Favorita Baking Pow
ders, 0c,-best in the world.
Salt Rib Sides, 4c. per 10.
Fresh Creamery Butter, l5c. Id.
Genuine Smithfied Hams, PC. Id,
Fresh Dairy Butter, II lie. Id.
Fresh Country Eggs, 10c. dozen.
Toasted Lunch Milk Crackers, &c. Id.
Best Oats CSC. bushel.
The Best Flour in the World Is our
New Silver King Minnesota Patent
Family Flour, for S3.S5 barrel, or 25c.
a sack. Try it and you will use no
other.
Best Hams, l0c. ID.
Best Virginia Caret Wine, SOC. gallon.
Large Cans Condensed Milk, &c.
Imported Sardines with keys, Sc. can.
Boneless Ham, something delicious,
10c.
4 Good Green Tea, 15c, Same as you
pay 4Oc. elsewhere for.
California Hams. &c. Id.
4 pounds Good Cream Cheese for 25c.
10c. bottle of Shoe Dressing for DC.
Best Leaf Lard, &c pound.
Pure Lard, DC. Id.
Lunch Tongue, in cans, zoe.
Good canned Salmon, &c.
Try our 40c. Mixed or Gunpowder
Tea-better than you pay Coo. for else-
where.
Best quality City Meal, 42o bushel, or
lie. peck.
Large Plug Henry County Tobacco,
&c.
10 bars larhe Oline Soap for 25c.
Large Lemons, l5c. dozen.
And a house full Of Bargains.