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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30

GoLDBUG--My young friend,
greatly fear you have been living
beyond your means, to have come
to such a state Of mpecuniosity.
Scrapps--That amt what's the
matter, sir. It's livin' without any.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30
j. IL. STRATTON JOS. II. sTRATToN.
Notice.

HAVE returned home to remain
L this fall and winter. Ihaye located
In DR.. S. III. Austin's office, op Main
street, to work at my trade. Work
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Also still continue my oculist business.
VIII call on any parties who desire
Glasses, if they will let me know.
have also added to my line of busi-
ness repairing of all kinds of Sewing
Machines. Also all kinds Of material
for them on hand. All work guaran-
iced. Bring on your machines.
Very respectfully,
j. A. LOWE,
oct. 24-tf. Jeweler & OpticIan.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30

CYNIC - Do you want to make
your fortune.
Landlord--Yes.
Cynic - Then just chain this steak
to the wall and rent it out to pugi-
lists to practice their jaws on.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30

PERHAPS few people can state
their ideal of happiness as promptly
and concretely as did a certain work
man in shoe factory: "Go home,"
said he, sit down, eat supper, light
pipe, think about nothin'.n
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30

A CoTEMPoRARY publishes a list
Of " Don'ts for the sick-rOom." 1t
omits the most important: "Don't
get sick"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30
CONCORD State NORMAL SCHOOL.

OFFERS unequaled advantages to
~ young ladies and young gentlemen
desiring to become teachers. The town
is beautifully located on a rolling
plateau, $3.50 feet above the sea-
Tuition free to Normal appointees. A
w. S. Adair. Large grounds with
beautiful grove and lawn tennis court
for out door amusement of the young
ladies'. Students can enter at any time
Fall term begins Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
For further information and catalogue
address
JOHN d. SWEENEY,
Prin., Concord Church, w. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30

If the earth were equally divided
among its inhabitants, each person
would get about twenty-thrse and
one-half acres.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30

No matter how popular a young
girl may be, nobody misses her af.
ter she is married.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30
Sam Jones' Logic.

Look at that drunkard. He's
somebody's son. / don't know
whose. Perchance somebody's hus-
band-blear.e eyed, wretched fellow !
| go up to him and say, Poor
drunkard, how came you here ?"
| am here because that is here ="
What is that ?" 1T is the open
saloon" | walk up to the saloon
and say, 80, open saloon, the worst
thing this side of damnatiOn, how
came you here?" 81 am here be-
cause that is here" "What is that ?"
The statute law" | walk up to
the statute law and say, " How came
you here?" because that is there"
" What in the world is that pr
" The Legislature" l walk up to
the legislator and say, Why are
you here?" "Because that is here?"
" What is that?" 1.-The old deacon
in the church who voted for me. p
Brother, you have seen a chain of
iron links. This is a chain with five
links in it. Let us go back to the
drunkard. "Where are you going ?"
" Going to He'll" "Why ?" 1.-THE
Bible says no drunkard shall ever
enter the kingdom of heaven. -
" Deacon, where are you going? ."
4" Oh, Pm going to heaven. Away
back yonder, forty years ago, was
converted; and once in grace, alluz
in grace" l have often wondered
why a fellow didn't eat big dinner
and then sit down and say to his
wife, Wife, once full, alluz full"
But / say to the old deacon, "Old
fellow, the other end of your chain
is goln' to hell" ooh, well; II
amt" You old hypocrite, don't
you know that when the other end
of your chain drops into hell, chug
you'll fall right in along with it ?n
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30

THE noblest motive is the public
good.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dream Warnings.

MYSTERIOUS WORKINGS OF THE
BRAIN WHILE THE BODY
SLEEPS.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
FIVE ARRAY or GARMENTS.

A particularly fine array OF novelties In autumn
establishment OF Journeay & Burnham. No. % to
3s Flatbush-avc.. Brooklyn. Yesterday was the oc-
c.son OF .ho fall opening In all departments. and
while every part OF the store was visited ana eA-
amined by the great number of patrons. the cloak
and suit rooms on the second floor. probably re-
ceived the greatest amount OF attention. Inere
evident at "A glance that rlcn Dlack NeiouT
is O. the favorite materials for outside
into which this fabric Is fashioned is an Empire
Jacket proflsely trimmed with satin rlDDon ana
let Another model frequently seen consists or Il
RAJ her long OF the Yelours, with vest 'front.'
OF fur satin velvet Most OF the garments
sparkle with let and many heavily braided.
As a specimen Of the elaboration OF some OF the
French garments. there is "A cape which combines
In It's construction green cloth. changeabe red ana
green velvet. Jet. natural lynx fur and ostrich
plumes The effect Is unusual but really beautl-
Of excellent quality. for those who prefer palmer
materials. 49,, =, - = ,-
The upholstery department. on the third floor, has
3, full stock OF ali the new things In that line.
and graceful designs, and there are tapestries ex-
hIbting intricate oriental effects. Every variety
OF lace curtains Is represented by wcll-chosen pat
terms those OF the Brussels and Irish point being
especially pretty:
of cloth there the standard fabrics which
never lose their popularity. large assortment OF
bright plaids II a feature which II We'll worth Il
visit The ribbon counter Is always a fascinating
place rnd that at Journeay Burnhams has long
been known for its excellence. Hundreds OF yards
of the new velvet edged taffeta ribbons dis
played ari;sti"a.ly. together with the MORE and
other fashionable kinds.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
MOUNT VERNON.

The Young Mems Republican Club recently or
canizcd has a large membership, and has rented
as headouartere a new building in Fourth-ave. Il
is one of the most wideawake organizations In the
countv The Executive Committee has made appli-
alton for one Of the weknown campaign speak
crs for mass meeting. ana request mas aiso oesn
made TO have Congressman H. h. Quieg oe'ai'eu .
speai at ore Of the Dig meetings
The trustees Of the Mount Vernon Public Library
have added a number OF books OF value as text
looks on political economy. money. ETC. TO It's
readinC.room. Many OF these BOOKS nav psen pie
received TWO valuable gifts one from Mrs A. y
Gaid r large nnmGer 81 soSo, yo,ns of Ieyer
novels and one Of Marryats ,
\ series OF mission services will pc began IN the
Church of the Sacred Heart on SUNDAY Qctoper Qpe
H. The missions will be conducted by ,Father
Elliott assisted by several of the most eloquent
priests OF the Paulist order and by the Key. f.d,
ward j. Flynn. pastor OF the ptfiSn OF the oacitt'
Catholic people following which there will be
four nights devoted 70 Perscns a. Gf a" orr Hsn@1 ~ ma
tions. This Is in keeping with me pohcy OF ule
Paulists recently adopted in he West
Ceorge W Little, Of East -Four h-s,. tel"grap
operator IN the smoy q T fs been arresed
and placed under 81 900 bal the charge OF hav-
ing defrauded his empower.
William s Lyon a well-known citizen and father
of John Ivon the real estate dealer died al his
home in fiartford-aVc.. East Noun: Vernon on
Sunday sixtv-one wears I'D ~; leaves VIII
morrow in New Rochelle.
The first OF the free-evon;Ng lectures given under
the auspices of the Board Of Education will be on
The Ladies Aid socle,y, Of the Church of tIie
Ascension has reorganized for the winter by the
election Of the following officers: Mrs. George
Bishop president: Mrs. J. Frank Wright vce-prcs-
idcnt; Mrs. A. Z. Hyer. secretary; Mrs r. Jones.
= The independent order of Foresters will give
an entertainments AT its rooms in the G.. A. r. Hall
on Tuesday evening October l@
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
TRAFFIC CANNOT BE RESTRICTED.

THE pt-BIJc WORKS DEPARTMENT CORPORATION
COUNSEL. SCOTT SAYS HAS 80 POWER TO
KEEP TRUCKS OFF ASPHALT PAVEMENTS.
Corporal tion Counsel Scott replied yesterday 10
letter from Commissioner {. II. i. COILS. oil the
DEPARTMENT of Public Works in which General
Coils inquired whether there is any power which
would Justify the city In regulating the trafhc on
the asphalt pavement Of the Western Boulevard
and the proposed new Fifth-ave pavement by eN-
Guiding heavy trucks or by requiring that all We
hicles using the payemcnts should be equipped with
rubber tires
In his answer the Corporation Counsel tells ton
eral Coils that he has power to make or en-
force any such regulation and ,ha, whatever power
does exist in that regard is lodged In the Board OF
Aldermen.
The effect Of this opinion looked upon yes
terdav as virtually ending all attempts TO restrict
traffic vehicles in the citys streets. and as putting
a ouetus on Alderman RobinsOn's resolutions now
before the Board of Aldermen regulating thc use
of the Western Boulevard in favor OF Dlcycilsts as
we'll AS Alderman olcotts measure Tor Keeping
trucks off Fifih-aVe between TWcnty-ffth ana
Fiftv-ninth SITS from 10 ! .. m. ana Al
dernan Wares ordinance providing that the iouIe-
ward shall not he used by heavy trucks dfttr T. m
Deputy Clerk Michael Blake of the Board OF Al
dern1en declared yesterday that the only way 10
street is to enforce the law of the road. which pro-
vdes that wagons and other vehicles must keep 10
the right The penalty for an iniraction OF TINS Ia"
is each offence
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Drygoods Republican Club. No 80 Broadway,
70 m.
Commercial Travellers Republican Club, Broad
WAY and Princc-st.. l. IN.
Queens County Jockey club races. Aqueduct. 2l5
y
Womans Christian Temperance Union Conven-
iion. Brooklyn
MorrStDwn golf tournament
Board of Aldermen, city Hall. / p. m
Toiic. and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Southern New York Baptist Association ami
v,rsary North Baptist Church. =. m
Kane Lodge 80 i5 +. and \ NJ. reception
Masonic Han. y. m.
New-York Historical Society, Eleven'h-st and
Sccond-ayr., =. IN.
West Sidc Republican club mass-me"ting. No.
l0g West Eighty -SccoDdsi.. y. m
Mckinley club Of the lid District meeting No.
30 Iiudson-st., y. m
Republican club OF the NNNINih Assembly Dis
tr.ct Onc-hundred and-tw d-twenty-third-st ana Third-
ave. y. m.
Railway Conductors club dinner. G"rlach. s p. m.
Opening of Homoe opathic Hospital Eastern
Boulevard and Sxty-third-st.. 80 y. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
A VERDICT FOR MRS. WALDO.

THE JURY GIVES HER $500 - ~ HER SUIT
AGAINST EX-JurGE HILTON OVER BRO
CADE SHE DID NOT WANT
Mrs Gertrude Rhinelander Waldo brought sdlt IN
the Supreme Court yesterday agains eN-Judge Henry
Hilton and his former partner. William lipney. ID
recover the sum OF 81 150 which she alleges me iIrm
received from her without any return. MIS-. Naoo
SAWS that in 1873 she ordered seventyseven yards OF
brown and yellow brocade from the firm. for which
she was 10 pay $3.50.
The firm had to send abroad for the goods, and Mrs
Waldo paid for the same. Before the goods arrived
Mrs Waldo was wearing deep mourning, OWNS 10
the death Of a near relative. and she informed the
firm that she did not want the brocade MI; hilton :
firm refused TO return The money she PAD Tor inc
goods but agreed TO sell them and GiNc heI "hat
ihey brought Mrs Waldo alleges that she has re-
ceived only S225 account of the goods. .
In answering the charge Nj Hilton says that MIS-
Waldo was Informed In 1872 thai the g0Ons awaited
her disposal. and that subsequently ih'Y were dc-
lvered 10 Mrs. Emily c. Watson. her sister. on MIS-
Waldo's order -, ,,,,,
The jury returned verdict In favor oil MIS- "a'do
for
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

Judge Decker of Denver Col. He is Yale grad
uate. and is practising law with his father III Den
yer. The wedding will take place at 4.@9 O clOch
on Wednesday afternoon october Il. al Inc nome
of the bride. To accommodate New J ork guests q
special car will be attached TO the train leaving the
Grand Central Station at o'clock on the day OF ti
wedding Returning, II will be attached to the tram
leaving here at s:(5 ..
The Rev H. smith Will be installed pastor OF
the Reformed Church at Montrose to-day. II ms
health will permit on Sunday he was III, ana II
was not thought he would be able 10 attend the
ceremony but he may be able TO be preSen: lhere
Will be Il special meeting of the classes AT o CLOCK
this afternoon if The pastor has recovered sufficient
ly. The programme Is announced AZ follows: 10
preside and the FORM the Rev. Dr.. David cole,
of Yonkers president of the classis sermon 10y the
Rev. William F. Bruce primarius, the Rev: Arinur
F. MabOn sccundus charge to pastor, the KEY Dr
John Allen of Tarrvtown with the privilege OF In
viiing the Rev. DR.. Dennis Workman. Of Saugcries
charge TO people by the Rev. Henry DeNries, Of
Peokskill primarius; the Rev. j. II. DeNries, sec
indus. There will be a special programme OF music.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
BROA DWAY. cor. 31ST ST.

ST. to-day tomorrow and Thursday. To-Day the
Woman BAPTIST Foreign Missionary Society VIII
meet at i.8o y. m. and the Baptist Association
will meet AT 3 n m, when the election or oncer3
will bc held md later. at 40 p m. when the an
nual sermon will be delivered by the Rev Dr Ed
ward JudsOn.
Commander Booth-Tuckcr OF the Salvation ARMY
accompanied BY two women representing ,he
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. visited Ut
S.nn.r Commissioner OF Emigration. at ElI's
Island Yesterday. to arrange for the reception OF
several Armenian refugees who are expected 10
arrive at this port to-day.
The educational department OF the Twenty-third-
q, branch OF the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton roopened last evening with brief programme
of musical and literary exercises IL was attcnded
bv over "A thousand people. including the newly
enrolled classes which number ~. greater en-
rolment than AT any previous opening
Justice DAILY In Part II Of TIE Supreme court
yesterday afternoon granted TO Aaron Seldner. OF
No In Madison-ave. an absolute divorce from
his wife Susan. The defendant did not appear
either i'm person by counsel and the case went
by default.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
UJST'SE or THE SIDEWALK.

II WAS reported in the District Attorneys oihce
Yesterday that the Grand Jury had found an indic-
rnent against James f. Parkes. the son Of ex-
Alderman Parkes who keeps a saloon on the north
east corner Of Eghth-ave and Thirty-fourth-st for
alleged violation of the law when torDids me use
of the sidewalk for business purposes. Police Cap
tain SchmIttberger was the complainant. and ap-
peared before the Grand Jury. The complaint al
leges that James Parkes used space OF l2X3O feet
In front OF the saloon sort OF su,ancr garden,
shut off from the sidewalk by row Of young trees.
The case is a test The space Is within the
stoOp line. Parkes WAS arrested Oh August IA, az d
the complaint dismissed In the Police Court by
Magistrate Crane last week. Corporation Counsel
Malone decided that the law had rccn yiO-
lated and Chief OF Police Ccnlln ordered the
case taken before the Grand Jury. The matter will
affect a large number of saloons and florist stores.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
SAFE FROM ATLANTIC GALES.
| FREDERIC GAIIATIN's STEAM YACHT THE ALMY
ARRIVES FROM QUEENSTOWN AFTER

CAPTAIN Brickey. the commander Of Frederic Cal
Iatin's stanch steam yacht the Almy was proud
man Yesterday Bronzed and with the freshness OF
ocean gales ringing in his voice. he was able TO re-
count how, the yacht had come from Queenstown az
this late time OF the year chased by hurricanes ana
towering followers that threatened 20 cneuf the
brave little vessel but did not. thanks 70 the vigil
lance Of officers and the faithfu.ness Of the crew
For twenty-one hours. Captain Brickcy tells. the
Yacht was heaved TO under drag. and oil was used
over the bons TO dissipa;e the force Of the waves
The Almy reached Quarantine Yesterday morning
She was cleared without difficulty. as she had come
over in ballast. Then she steamed away II Tebo's
Basin In South Brooklyn where she VIII be laid up
for the winter. The yacht left New-York last June
with her owner and party OF friends on board
They visited the Baltic Sel. went to the North Cape
and had many a delightful hour along the pctur-
esouc Scandinavian coast. Captain Gaidlin ana hls
friends left the Yacht al Hamburg. ana she pro-
ceeied to Queenstown 10 fit out for the home voy-
age The Alrny left Queenstown according to Cap
tain Rrickley. September 49, and from Ireland TO
Cane Race experienced continued succession oi
galer I'm her cruise the yacht steamed nearly lS,vj
miles and never lost rope. Her voyage j. PROOF
of the adventurous spirit that dominates American
yachismen - - ,--,l -, 80. A.
wafer line % feet beaD. "a feet deep and has a
drateht of feet. Her froeboard is rather low COM
nared with other vessels Oi her ass. and TINS makes
her voyage all the significant.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Huguenot Commandery, No. 3l4, L. o. c. c.. was
honored at its last meeting by visit from delega-
lions Of knights and ladies from Hudson Enter
Prise and Columbia Communicates OF New York
City.
1t has been announced that Archbishop Corrigan
will not oicia,e the laying OF the cornerstone OF
sunday The Office will be performed by the Rev. j.
NJ Farley. Auxiliary Bishop OF New-iork.
While coming from Saba h-schoo Sunday after
noon a little daughter of John Cashin was attacked
near the church by dog. which acerated her ieg
and frightened her into mysteries. The dog. whlcn
was owned by the Rev. Thomas Mclaughlin. was
ordered 10 be killed go ,, :,
The Republican Convention of the lid Assembly
District will be held In the Town Hall in New
Rochelle tomorrow al l0:30 o'clock a. m. for the
purpose OF nominating a candidate for the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
THE TRIBUNE.

Steamer Ettrckiale lI5rl. Stewart. from Ne"''"
i6 arrived AT Singapore september o. ,.or Nr
Steamer Straits Dover lSr) Halliday,
York Iuly is arrived East London Se.'n y,rk 80
Steamer Mexican tlSrD, peuchars, from nm nm
ember 3 arrived Al MoNeylGeo september .. york 50
steamer Pocahontas tBi). James. from >e"
tsmb,r Is arrived at Gibraltar october vew-Yoh
steamer laule. Branch tbp. Eitsoh n lru" Ray 0ets
\u-tst g. Via ST Vincent. arrived al Asoa ivy
Der s. ,, xex-York SV
steamer Astral (r. Richardson, from We"
tember L. arrived at cuAhaNen Oct0lcf v yak Hr
Steamer George IIeltOn Br). lnl. rom w"
arrived Hall October y .., vew-fd4
steamer Mount Slrion ,3r), ironside. t%oa % por So
September 8 for Jeddah. Alden. etc, ar'"e' a"
October 1. York ~
Steamer Vlgsnaes ,Nor). Petersen. nom S. ~ r. ~
gust -. via North sydney. L II. ana ~ 'O"" -" -
rived A Liverpool October T. York -
Steamer Benalder (B1 ThoDlseh ifo'" 49,
tember s. arrived at Alden octoher D. 49,. York Sep'sns
steamer Loren 20 0'r), Rogers, from w"
Der ~ arrived Portland october D. 49,, york stpts'r
steamer ontario ('rl. Morgan from w" L.,
Der 10 arrived AT London Octoher y ,, xew-YoE |"
Rotterdam, passed the Lizard October o. Nex-Yoh -
steamer Furnessia ,BrD, Harris. from W. -
Glasgow, passed Tory Island October :. NsW-YorS
steamer fuJa Ger. feerniahn laaa - Tor GenceSs
rived at Gibraltar october g. and prIsseun ann from ~
Steamer George DumOis tNofl, re""'
York arrived at Gibraltar October o. .r,r. Bseno -
Steamer Aer tGer) Christonen IA
New-Y0rk, sailed from CherbourS oe'o'~ Ia
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
WHITE PLAINS.

The October term of the supreme court was oe
gun at the Courthouse In this village FeS'ero'''
Justice ]. O. Dykman presiding The ca-endaf lo'
the term is heavy containing lA cases ana the at
tendance ut the morning session was large Inc
following members of the Grand Jury were en-
,,aneed. and after d brief charge from the Judg
retired their room for the transacmon & OF nusi ~
ness: C. l.. Nelson. Edwin A. Stud"eii' George -
Tompklns. Green6prg' M,o y Apare"sD 9inn sDoolitte
William Harrington. S. J. johnson, Mount vernon i
Richard Cou,anl D Hunt NorhifnuSh i1nnh bsxIs RaE'
George A. DALEY. Charles w Everett, Charits
Reed. Yonkcrs: VI. Y. Frazer G; D. Purdy. White
Plains; Floyd Lobdell. North Salem: L9ren%en' zen
t. r. RoInaine Rochelle; James r. Len l.
Cortlandt: sivOri Selleck. Poundridse' W. w Weed
Mount Pleasant. ., ..,a l.,
this village this week. To-day the Repuolica;mI; car;
Assembly Convention for the I'D D!stiIct WI.
meet in Moran.s Hall at Il o'clock a. m: III III,
Wednesday the Democratic County convention VIII
he held at St Johns Hall al noon rms Is Is Inc rne
silver wing of the party the SOUND MO",2 dav IN
Gratis holding their county convention To-Day III
Mount Vernon. on Thursday the Republican
County Convention assemblies al ST John tail al
II o clock and the same day the KepupIlcaE
convcntion for the Second School commissioner
District viii he held a, Moran's Hall al noon
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
PEEKSKILL.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Helping Hand
Association will be held at the home OF Mrs Calvin
Frost this afternoon
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold socable In .he lecture
room of the church this evening. Mrs c. l.. Pierce
Is the leader.
Mohegan Chapter. No. %. r. A. NJ. resumed Its
convocations last night after recess extending
through the summer months
Al 10 o. clock this morning the supervisor of this
town will sell the land and the property which Is
advertised for unpaid taxes There are this year
forty-seyen parcels 10 be sold.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Stewart OF Boscobel. the
former home Of Henry Ward Beecher have Issued
Invitations for tho marriage Of their dauGhte{
yeaaie 10 Mason LOOMS Decker. the only son OF