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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
HUNTEHSyILLE.

Mr.. John r. Hill, Jr.. was suffering
very much a his home, on Central ave-
nue.. last night. He undertook IL ride out
towards the city water works. accom-
panied bv Mr.. r. L. Gornto. Of this
city. When they had got as far via
Princess Anne avenue as tho Jewish
cemetery MIR. Hill cnt his horse with
his whip and the animal ran and kick
ed violently. ini!icting serious damage
Ill his right cottal region. lie was taken
home as speedily as possible, where Dr..
r.. w. Baxter attended him. 1t is hoped
his injuries are not Very serious. though
they were intensely distressing to him.
MIR lljll is OF one Of the best families of
Gates county. y. G.
Mr.. VIII stephens. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. stephens No. II Goff street,
returned home Yesterday. 1t will be re-
membered by many of his friends that
he was injured 10y a fan OF 100 feet while
making a balloon ascension He came
direct from Cooper Hospital, Camden.
\. j.. where he was treated for his in
iuries some weeks. He was crippled
from head to foot by the fall-skull
fractured. shoulder and hip dlslocatcd
ana foot damaged-all confined to the
left side. He is now doing we'll on
clutches.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
DEATH or CAPT. ". W. SMALL.
An observation-disclosures Soldier and Mem.
Dor OF Pickctt. Buctnmnm tlnmn.

Captain Small. who served In the war
as captain of the First Company indie
pendent Signal Corps. c. S. A.. departed
this life last night after short Illness
of four days. with l5rignt's disease Of the
kidneys.
ON Sunday morning the deceased
arose AZ usual. and had to return TO
bed, being taken with severe cramps In
the limbs. Yesterday morning he was
much better, but about 4 o'clock u. M.
WAS stricken with commissions. and at
9:l5 expired, being most earnestly at
tended by DR.. S. a. Sutton In his illness.
Captain Small died at the residence or
his old commander. Major j. l.. MILL
gan. No S2S Rutc street whose corps he
Joined from the !Eht Artillery Biucs.
which lie Joined at the breaking out of
the. war on The 18th OF April. 1861
the deceased MAS 4 genial companion.
possessing the noblest impulse. filed
with humanism Of soul. thut was of :hr
purcst friendship. known to few In M
censorinus world.
AT the time of his death Captain
Small was in the city's service as assist
ant superintendent OF the CITY Gene
teries. He was also 4 member of Pick
e.t-Buchanan Camp. ana the Veteran
Fire Department Of this city--Pres !drnt
A. j. Dalton. He was iifty-six years old
born in England. where his family re-
sides: came to this country when seven
years of age. ana raised by an uncle In
Baltimore. where he also has r3la:ivry
Peace to his ashes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
A PLEASANT PATTY.
Tho Girks' Home Entcrtains IL.
Friends NJ ~ Rcccptfon

One of the most plcasurable affairs
of the kind enjoyed here for many days
was the reception given last night at
the Girls Home. No "a Brewer street,
to the friends OF the inmates, who gath
cred there in large numbers from every
part Of the city, and were delightfully."-
entertained for several hours. The af-
fair was under the charge OF Mrs. Pret-
low. the efficient matron of the home, q
fcci which in itself was sufficient to
insure The complete pleasure of the
gncsts who We're SO fortunate as to be
Sresent
Miss WINNIE. assisted by Miss Carrie
Hill. received the guests AT the door
and ushered them into the parlor where
they were met and made AT home by
Miss Blanche Bishop and Miss Brock.
The parlor was prettly decorated with
ferns. eversrecns and Swcet-scentcd
flowers. The first thing that caught the
eve upon entering the library was a
h2ral motto. Happy Hours" In the
dining room next door. Eat. Drink and
BE Merry" artisiically woven. hung
conspicuously above a table LITERALLY
loaded with the good things of earth in
the wav Of delicious refreshments
which were enjoyed to the fullest extent.
No formal programme was rendered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
THE BIG FAIR.
work on building PrOsressing and
Prepnrntions Beins COmpIeted.

The people Of this section are becom-
ing more and more interested as the
DAYS so by in the big fair which will
take place next month from the 5th to
the 9Th inclusive. under the auspices of
the Norfolk Driving Park and Fair As
ISOLATION The indications are that il
Will be one of the most successful affairs
Of the sort ever held in the State from
L business and industrial standpoint.
Work on the buildings is progressing
RAPIDLY. and MeSsrS. Mariner. who are
The chief promoters, are arranging an
attractive programme of events, and
VIII give tTee exhibition every after
noon of Okobe'S Royal Japanese Troupe
which has been procured at large en-
uense. There will be at the fair fast
horses from various sections of the
country. and exhibits of live stock. poul-
try. machinery. implements and house
hold products. There will be Ladies'
Department. under the supervision of
some of the prominent ladies of this
section. Portsmouth will have a sepa-
rate section for her exhibits, and the
management especially desires that the
merchants and others OF that city will
take advantage Of this provision for
their benefit. In order 10 make the
fair grounds easy of access the Ocean
View Railroad Company will run q
branch of their line to the fair grounds
There is considcrn bic talk to the effec;
thai it would be desirable for the mer-
chants TO have their Trades Display
Parade during fair week. il being the
most suitable time. and let the carni-
val follow later in the fall as originally
proposed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
Af.MOST 4 NEW CHURCH..
Beautiful Decorations and Improve
mcnfs al First Presbyterian Church.

The First Presbyterian Church has re-
Gently been thoroughly renovated and
bcau,.fied inside and the completed work
gives the interior the appearance of a
new church.
The direction of the work has been
under the supervision of Mr.. r. w. San
.og, Of the church, and lie has evinccd
taste and good Judgment in its prosecu-
ton. The class of work is the highes,
anu skiiful painters. upholsterers. etc,
have ali contributed .neir talents toward
the pleasing effect which has been
wrought
The pcws have all been newly var
nished. and Ie-cushioncd with fines;
wool damask OF the same color of the
fresconE and carpets. The latter are of
n terra Gotta shade, harmoniZing with
the other decorations. The pulpit fur
nishing Is of a fine railroad plush
ana the entire .iiect is highly pleasing
The cushions, caTpe;s. and pulpit furn!-
ture were furnished by Mr.. II. Wer;hci-
mcr.
The terra Gotta color in which the
walls and ceiling have been f-escoed in
pleasing design. is restful 10 tho ave
and Is a good reflector
The old gas burners have al been
suppianted by electric lights. and q
handsome electric chandelier. hangs
from tho center Of the church, while
the pulpit arch is faced with several
globes
The old colored glass windows are be-
ing replaced with opalescent and ondo.
yant ".ained glass, and behind the null
pit 10 q beautiful rose window
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
BHA VI HH.E'FOS.

MI j. D. Lownesbery and family. Of
Rose avenue. who spent a month In
New England and other States have re-
turned home. having had fine time.
Mr.. Lownesbery. who had been i'll he
fore they left this city, was much ben
Gifted by the trip.
Mrs. G. H. Ashton. of Willoug!lbv ave-
nne. has returned home from Baltimore
Nd. where She was visiting friends and
relatives.
\ worthy and interesting enterprise
Is that under auspices of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, to come off at Festi-
val Hall on the night of October 9Th.
There VIII be an attractive programme
in the hands of fine talent and a good
Gunner besides. Tickets are now on sale
for the occasion.
Mr.. Howard Bobbitt an engineer ON
the Virginia Beach railroad. and Miss
Emma V. Dixon, daughter of Mr.. Ben
iamin Dixon. of the county, We're mar
red YESTERDAY afternoon at . O'Clock a:
the Park Avenue Baptist Church, in
the presence of large number of their
hV Rev. J. ]. Hall. ID. ID. They left on
the a.-crnoon train for Richmond.
fi"sdames X. p. Abcrnathy and j w
Millen. the latter of Richmond and the
former of Petersburg. Va, who were
visiting the family of Mr.. w. w. Alb
~ ii'tlHN' 700 avenue, nave re-
turned to their respective homes.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Smith. of 139
North Kelly avenue, had the sad mis-
fortune IL loose by death Tuesday nigh,
their little daughter. Nellie. aged 3 years
and II months old. Besides the de-
ceased who had been great sufferer
for many weeks. their small babe has
elso been very III. The funeral viii take
place TO-DAY at 10 o'clock from the above
residence. conducted by Rev. J. J. Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
HEALTH GUARDIANS
Important Meeting of the Board of Health
Yesterday Afternoon.
APPOINTMENT OF A BACTERIoLoGIS1
Was Discussed Hut No Action Taken
-Me1mbrnnous Group ana ninhihc.
rin-The Virginia street Nuisance
To Prevent the Spread OF Conta-
gions Diseases.

Ihe Board OF Health met yesterday i'm
regular session with DR.. Newbill in the
chair and present RI. Diddick, DIR. Field,
DrChiles and Dr. Mccormick; also the
Health Officer and Inspectors.
Instructions were given the Sanitary
INSPECTOR to see that in the filling OF the
Rtbblc property iii Client the regula-
lions of the board requiring proper
drainage Is conformed to.
The report of the Sanitary Inspector
showed for last week 1876 nuiSances; 90
abateed.
The matter of preventing the spread
of CONTAGIOUS diseases was taken up and
discussed at some length. DIR. Chiles
thought that unnecessary alarm had
been started In the city by phycisians
enormously dianoSing as diphth
cases coming under their attention. The
other members of the board agreed with
this opinion All physicians were re-
ouested to ascertain and report to the
board. so far AS possible the source of
tvphoid fever. Dr. Field thought it very
necessary that physicians should be par
ticular in ascertaining the kind of drink
ing water used by all typhoid patients.
1t was decided that all sanitary pre-
cautions required to be taken by physi-
SLAMS. etc. in cases of diphtheria and
scarle: fever shall be taken in all cases
of membraneouS Group. This rcgula-
ticn REQUIRES the posting of cards of
warming and the fumigation of houses
The ACCESSIBILITY OF appointing a
bacteriologist to investigate all cases
SUSPECTED as diphtheria, scarlet fever.
etc. and make 4 report so that no mis-
take will he made in posting cards. end
thus avoid unnecessary alarm, was dis
cussed. No action
The attention of the board was called
Ia the fact that the Street, Sewer and
Drain Board had neglected TO abate a
long standing nuisance on Virginia
street which this board had requested 1t
To abate.
y resolution was adopted requiring the
Street. Sewer and Drain Board to abate
The nuisance within ten days. Action
III the court Will be taken il this order
Of the board is not carried out by the
Street. Sewer and Drain Commissioners.
All physicians were requested 10 use
The best possible means or isolating
cases of diphtheria, scarlet fever. etc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
WEATHER REPORT.
forccast and General Conditions For
To-day.

Washington, d. c., Sept. "a.
For Virginia-Fair: slightly
l FAM warmer: winds shifting to
Southerly.
- For North Carolina-Gene-
rally fair; slightly warmer;
easterlY winds.
The barometer has risen over the
Southern Middle and New England
states and fallen rapidly over the
Northwest. the Upper Lake Region and
at Rocky Mountain stations. 1t is high
est over the Ohio Valley and lowest
north of Montana. |, Is colder along
the Atlantic coast and in the Gulf
States and in the Northwest II Is
warmer throughout the Lake Regions
and Central Valleys.
The weather is clear In all districts
east of the Rocky Mountains and local
showers are reported from Montana and
wyoming. The indications are that the
weather VIII continue fair east of the
mississippi river, with slowly rising
tcmpcra turo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
AN INSPECTOR or DAIRIE.
BEARD or Health Asks the Councils TO
Create Sucis AN Office.

At its next meeting the Common
Council Will be asked to create the ofIlcf.
Of INSPECTOR of Diaries. The request
comes from the Board of Health. which
is convinced that a monthly inspection
at the milk supply Of this city will result
in purcr Tactical article being fur
niShch by dairymcn.
The salary of the position is 10 he
$50 Der month and the inspector is to
have authority to bring suits for viola
tons Of the regulations prescribed bv
the Board Of Health. The Board of
Health has thus left with the Councils;
the matter of the inspection OF dairies.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
ATLANTIC CITY.

\ fine programme has been prepar-
cd by the ladies IN charge of the Japa-
ncsc suppcr. which takes place tonight
at the ". c. II. U. headquarters, on Col.
lev avenue.
/ Little Eugene buchanan, of Fort
street. Is quite sick with diph!heria.
The Demorest silver medal contes,
will take place tomorrow hight at the
W. CT. l.. HALL -, y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24

Charles Riten and Mary Caroline Sey
forth.
coleraine Sessams and Florence Scar.
coiored.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
SmrpIN t.icn I.iIcI.

y surplr lien for a claim amounting
10 sl5o.23 was yesterday filed i'm the
clerks Office of the Corporation Court,
~ me Etna Iron Works VS.. the Union
Milling Company
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
METEOROLOGICAL nnta.
. Department OF Agriculture.

U. 5. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Sept %.
The following observa tons are re,
corded for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature ..... GO
MINIMUM temperature ............. 30
Normal temperature ................ SO
departure from normal ...minus IL
Departure since Jan. 1..... plus 299
rainfall in q hours ...........
rainfall since September ......... 3.33
J-J. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises. $40 u. M; sun sets, ZOE p.
M: high water, 5:3S a. M. and 600 p.
M: low water. AZ a. M, and 1900 d. IN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
Property Transfers.

Louise X. Taylor ct. ais. TO Fannie
I. Iatem, Highland avenue property;
consideration. Sl.O50
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rOcrwEAC com INoyr ~

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
All druggists refund the money if il
fails to cure. 25c spS- thu. SATIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-24
A USEAIENIS.

WARDE AS king LEAR"-It was
hasnlncent audience which gathered
in the Academy of Music last evening
to see Frederick Warde in king Lear"
ana II is doubtful if that actor was ever
more completely mt home in any of the
MANY characters nnpersonated by him.
MI. WRrde has played many parts in
ms time and IN none does he appear to
better advantage than in the charac-
ter of King Lear. The play was given
in fine STYLE and the performance was
Il most excellent one.
MIR. Warde received three curtain
calls and at the end of the fourth act
acknowledged the applause given him
oY appearing before the curtain and
expressing himself in a short speech OF
thanks. The supporting company is u
strong and happily cast, as will be seen
from the following cast OF characters:
Lear. King of Britain. Frederick Warde
klng OF France .......... NJ. Sherwood
DUKE OF burgundy 800. Grant Forman
DUKE oil Albany 900. Harry c. Barton
Duke OF Cornwall. ....... Thos. a. Smith
:hri OF Kent. Beverly Turner
Earl of Gloster. Lionel Clarke
Edgar Legitimate son OF Gloster)..
Observation-Disclosures. Charles w. Sutton
Edmund ullegitimate son of Clos
Ter ................ Darrell Yinton
IhNSlcian ......-......... Charles Clark
ROOF :;................... Ernest Warde
oswald .................. Moreton Baker
Cnran OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j. Newburough
O'clhhn .'.........-........ Frank Grant
liesaid .-.................. c. f. George
Cordelia. Regan, Goneril, Daugh-
ters of King Lear
Florence Wiiburham. Marcia Tredwcll.
Reta Yillers.
knights. Lords. Officers. Soldiers, Mes
senGers and Attendants
Tonight Mr. Warde will present
Henry VII" and another large house
is ANTICIPATED.
BANCROFT, THE MAGICIAN.-One
OF the most elaborate and costly magical
entertainments embelllshed with spec-
tacular scenic effects will be given at
the Academy of Music next Tuesday
night by Bancroft, the Magician, and
his clever company of twenty pooplc
The sale of seats for this wonderful en-
tertainment will begin next Friday
morning. There will be no advance in
prices. but 10 accommodate a large
number of patrons the first three rows
oil balcony VIII he reserved at 40 cents
ROB ROY."-De Kovcn & Smiths
very breezy spectacular comic opera
Rob Roy in three acts. will he pre-
Sented by the Whitney Opera Company
at the Academy of Music next Wednes-
daN night. Both scOrcc and book have
made an undisputably favorable i'm
prcSSion. No expense has been spared
BY Manager Whitney in giving the opera
an elaborate and picturesque setting
The costumes are distinct novelties and
said To he absolutely correct Outside
OF New York and its floating popula-
ton very few have had an opportunity
10 see this opera owing 10 the fact of
It's extraordinary run at the Herald
Square Theatre. Ii is said by the many
musical authorities to have cycelled
GHvthinG that Messrs. De Koven &
Smith have yet done. Prices 25c.. soc.
81 and N.50. Seats on sale Monday
next.
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The church Will hq ready for seryiee
Sunday and the CONGREGATION Mn
doubtless be greatly pleased with the
improvements to thefr house of worship
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WANTED.-An active man in every local
ity to represent us, tho fortune hunter
wanted). VIII guarantee $1,000 weekly
and ali expenses. Investigate at once
Box 53QS, Boston, Mass. sei-1m
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WANrED-Youns man willing to work
for 500 per week. Address, stating age
and reference, MERCHANT. this Of
lice.
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WANTED-Recruits tor the u. S. Marine
corps Wanted-Able bodied, unmarried
men, between the ages Of 81 and 80 years
Food. clothing and medical attendance
free. For further particulars, etc. apply
or address, the Commanding Officer,
Marine Barracks. Navy-yard, Norfolk,
Va. tyi-3m
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WANTED-Four bright young men to In
trCduce U-No Tonic U-NO TONIC
CO. 20T and 200 Main street se23-lt
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NOTICE.

! have this day appointed Paul X.
Browd as my agent to conduct the husi-
ness 20 be known as the Southern Elec-
uric Equipment Company, the object Of
which is TO deal in Electric Materials
ana supplies OF all kipds, at 80 Bank
attention Will he given to contracts for
wiring houses and buildings for electric
lighting. r. Nj BRoWDf -
Norfolk. Va, Sept /. IS. 1858 ssls-sss
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WANTED-Young man about twenty
years old, and deliver lunchss down town
and collect. Apply at TROLLEY RES
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WANTED.-An active woman at 5000
weekly TO represent us. Address Box
Eos, Boston, Mass. se5-Im
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WANTED-A young man of good ad-
dress, Is or. 90 years of age, TO take
charg of newspaper route, solicit sub
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Weeaen who are weak and nervous, who
have no appetite and cannot sleep. find
eassoath and vigor in Hood's ssrsa bariiia.
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HELP WANTED.


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imers On Armour's Soaps, on salary.
Apply between 2 and p. m. to-day
i, T.. ALBERT HERNDON, Atlantic
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FOE SALE.


FOR SALE OR CHARTER--Sid4 whee
steamer. one hundred and fifty fee,
long. ihirty-srven feet breadth, draf,
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passengers Speed about ten miles
JUS the thing tor day route boat
Also steam launch. % feet long. ii
good order and fast: no REASONABLE of
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Address w. L. COLE, Attorney, Fen
dali building, Washington, d. c.
se22-lw
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fault. purchaser may have privilege OF
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iSfactory references are furnished. Price
on time $40, cash $40 Address WATCH.
care of N.rEinian. se9-tf
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on Cornick ayenue. foot of Bermuda ST,
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HOTEL REGISTER.

The Butte-E. b. Dana, w. J. King and
wife, ii. kinea, New York: AL Shranz
salt Lake; II. Reideneau. Portland: d. G.
Williams. Minneapolis; f. ]. Kirkham
81. Paul; W. NJ. Fergus. WHITEHALL: Ike
Boyer Helena; W. NJ. Wheeler, H. s.
Parker. A. A. Kraft. A. Solomon. San
Francisco; Miss Anderson. Spokane; w.
r.. Colhurn, Chicago: +. Mosley. St.
Louis: Mrs. A. II. Mitchell. Hal Mitchell.
w. ID. Mitchell. J. p. Mitchell. Mrs.
Frank Conley. Mrs. Thomas McTague.
Deer Lodge; w. j. Symonds. Omaha; w.
N. Aylesworth. Deer Lodge: L. s. Roth
and wife. Cincinnati; A. ]. Hammond.
Tampa; b. Il. Babcock. Minneapolis: ].
5. sherburne. Hassel: A Helmer. Dem
yer; ii. NJ. Stomwitz. Boston.
The McDermott-H. II. Baldwin, ].
N. DIETRICH. Hope; +. p. King. Port
land; w. w. Berry, Helena; C d
Spoor. St. Paul; W. NJ. Vaughan. III. S.
blanchard. Helena: T. G. Hathaway.
Missoula; T. +. Davis. Salt Lake; j. q
Patterson. Great Fails: c. A. Demars
Basin; Mics Maud Lamont. Dillon; ].
A Adams. A. Gillian. Boulder; c. III.
Rosenberg, Philadelphia.