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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

tafant below VIII ho found a sketch q
each of these officers.
CAPTAIN MORGAN.
Captain Robert 81. Morgan is native
Of lefcrhure Va, wi're he was corn
iu june 1871
his mNlf ry education was obtained at
tne virginia Military Institute. Lexing-
tOn VA Entering there MS cadet IN
en.fsmi'r. 1~g1. DC graduated with high
lnnor1 iu Julr last. receiving his diploma
ana degree Boo Richmond. Va, during the
Confederate reunion I'm the battalion of
OF sergeant ana during his graduating
year as first captain. was senior cadet
officer of the corps. Having returned 20
lls native clty. IFS interest BOO military
affairs. and the high grade De had OBJ
tairod at the Institute. made him at once
prominently spoken OF for captain Of the
Graya and 81 that position he was IMAM
imouslv elected July goth. After som.
co silcrat0n Tine honor was accepted.
Tho renewed interest manifested DO the
company and their improved state Of dis
Cipi'nc and tactics. have already shown
THAI their loiI. was "a wise one.
LIEUTENANT EOND.
William Artr0l us Bond first Lieutenant
Company O.. Petersburg Gravs. Third Reg
fwcnt Infantry. Virginia Volunteers was
lorr in lNftr. burg. Va, In 1866.
Iils education vas acquired iu the best
schools Uat Dis native city Afforded. lie
enlisted as private ln the Pet rsburg
Gravs on tho 22d Of February 1890. lie
was promoted 20 corporal. then serg cant
IL july. 1898. De was elected second lieu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
CrrMe Cnllings-

CREWE. VA.. August 22.-special.-
The series OF lawn parties held by the
Gibson Memorial church ended last
night. A large sum was realized for the
church. Tho beautiful set Of table linen
which was voted of TO the most popular
lady 81 the FIVE selected by the commit
tee 10 be voted for. was awarded 70 Miss
clara Adams. her votes having brought
something over $40. The linen brought IN
all sii9A. Besides the money realized
by the linen a large sum was made by
the refreshments.
Mrs Howard Robertson and children
left to-day 10 visit friends IN Appomat-
tox and Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

The following IS the programme which
will be rendered by the Blues fine band
al Forest HIN tomorrow night:
l. burlington March" pryor.
2 Overture, The Champion" (Wiiand)
3 Selection. ethiopian Carnival CLau-
rcndtau).
4 Schottisch IL Want You. My Honey
QngeD.
5 Fantasia. bloomington" fGorton)
q March. "Ha..,hr Post" Waseyp.
Z. Variations "Old Kentucky Home"
Dalbey).
s Baritone Obiigato. "Cassandra" Q'et-
tey).
o Dance, Cocoanut Dance CHerman).
10 March. Goodbye" Gaurendeau).
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an and they VIII follow me. won't

rear, and they will follow me; won't
you. boys?"
All echoed "Yes." when Sergeant VIM.
A. Compton. who had volunteered at
the age Of II Che is now Sheriff Of War
zen county, Va. took hold Of the bride
General Lees horse. and led him
back through the ranks OF my company
and regiment. General Gordon Immediate
ly spurred his horse into the thicker.
saying: Charge. Men. follow me-" and.
10 the language OF John K. Thompson. the
poet,
Like the waves OF the sea
That burst the dykes In the overflow,
MaGy the veterans burst on ;he foe"
Their ranks were torn. and their columns
riven the breastworks retaken, and the
day was ours. General Lee was reported
TO have said: "rhe crisis had come. The
army was cut IN twain. and / was willing
TO risk all on the one issue" And he won.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

District Lodge No. I. I. o. c.. T.. will
meet I'm Williamsburg. on tomorrow
morning. Business OF importance VII
be transacted and the election Of Of
ficers will take place. Special rates have
been obtained good time il promised
TO all who attend as well as friends who
may wish to spend day with friends.
,rh. train leaves the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot at $50 o'clock. returning at
ESQ o'clock.
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CHARGED With Murder.

Coroner Taylor yesterday afternoon held
an inquest over the body OF Charles Rob
inson. the negro. who was struck on the
head by VIII Hubbard. another negro.
last Wednesday. Amer inquiring carefully
into tho case. tho coronor's jury agreed
upon a verdict that Robinson came TO
his death from the effects OF blow
on tie head dealt by WIN Hubbard A
warrant has been served on Hubbard,
charging him with murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
The Academy This Week.

The Academy Of Music will be open this
week on Monday and Tuesday only On
MONDAY J. c. stewart will be seen In
his latest farce comedy success Betsy
Jane" ard on Tuesday Mcintyre and
Heath will appear In new comedy
drama. emitted Dixie Land"
The management OF both companies
promise strong casts and good perform.
aneaA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
White and Cream
Linen Embroidery.

White and Cream
Linen Embroidery.
7 inches wide. reduced from
85c. to 15c.
10 inches wide, reduced from
SOC. to 25c.
4S-inch all over to match, was
s1.75, now 75c.
Brown Linen Embroidery.
25-inch all over, former price
IS and S5c. a yard, for Csc.
The 81 and SO quality for 81.
The So and $3.50 quality for So.
Ladies' Hose.
Ladies' Fast> Black Seamless
Hose, double foot and high spliced
heels, regular price. 15c.
Tomorrow, &c
Ladies' Black Foot, Fancy Top
Hose, regular price, 25 and SOC.
Tomorrow, IL 1-2c
Ladies' Fine Fast Black Two
Thread Hose, high spliced heels,
double toes aud foot, regular
price, Csc. a pair.
Tomorrow. nc
Childrcn's Hose.
ChiIdreu's Fast Black Hose,
seamless, double knees, soles and
heels. regular price. 15c.. sizes 8
to 9 10.
Tomorrow, 10c
Childrcn's FnIl Regular Made
Hose, high spIiced heels, double
knees, regular price, 25c. a pair.
Tomorrow. ~ l-2C
Boys Shirt Waists.
Any of our Boys Shirt Waists
that sold at Soc, ages 5, 6, 7. 8.
Tomorrow, CSC
Bows I.aundered Shirt Waists,
sizesI4 to 10 years. former price.
75c. and 81
Tomorrow. 4Sc
Ladies gibbcd Vests.
Three great values for to-mor-
row. about half you ordinarily
pay.
r. s,~t
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the same you always pay so and
60. yard for.
Tomorrow 35c
Plaid, Striped and Checked
White Muslin, the 90, %, and soc.
grades,
Tomorrow IL 1-2c
Table Linen.
64-inch Table Damask, extra
heavy and fine. regular price, 6Oc.
yard,
Tomorrow 45c
Extra heavy Scoth Linen Table
Damasll, grass bleached, no better
made for wear. regular price, S5c.
yard,
Tomorrow COO
Furniture Linen.
&c inches wide. all new pat
terms,
Tomorrow 81 lie
Towels.
Extra fine Huck Towels, II. s.
and dams ask border, size 26x4S
inches, regular price, 62 lie.
TS.MOrrON A0c
II. S. Huck Towels, size 20x40
inches. regular price, &c,
Tomorrow Csc
Heavy colored border luck
Towels. regular price, 23c.,
Tomorrow l5C
Art Department.
Stamped Linen Center Piece
in daiuty designs, former price,
$125, Is. SOC,
Tomorrow SO. 35, I2c
Stamped Doylies, square and
round, some plain and some with
silk etching, reduced from II ~,
20 and 35c., 10
7,J2l-l ond l9c
Colored Linen Fringe, regular
price, l0c, a yard, for
Sc
Colored Silk and Cotton Tassel
Fringe, regular price, Il and lSc.
Tomorrow lc q yard
30. S. and 75c. Drapery Silks,
Tomorrow Csc
Csc. Plain and Figured Denims
for coverings,
Tomorrow l5c
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ten1gt which position he flied with
cfrtf. june IL. l>g6. he was elected
efNIaih or fho company. bat owing 20
business engagements was compelled 10
decline rut accepted the first lie-itenancy.
d." passed satisfactory examination S0r
That po. itIon August q, 1896. before the
state tAf miring Board. For several years
he was secretary OF the GrlyS Hs has
always taken ou active part In politics.
a.iNLtinr With Tho Democratic party on
all ucc..slCus
LIEUTENANT MOODY.
Ash.eigh Rutherford Moody. second
lieutenant Petersburg Grays Company
g. Third Virginia Infantry. was born I'm
i'rtrf-nurE. 49,. February a. 1870
Ills primary education was received in
tlo private schools of DTS native city. after
which Dee entered the Petersburg High
School ana always stood az tho head III
DTS classes Az the age 81 seventeen his
business career began. followed a vcar
later hy hie cnlstlug iu the virginia
Volunteers. In which hfs s0ldierly quaI-
Ties Wti' ut once recognized In the sum
Trfr or thar year Dee was warranted as
corporal. year later as third sergeant.
an bon April. lNil. ass FIRST sergeant. which
position ne filled with high credit during
The recent trouble at poeahD1tas Va
llflng hls SIX Ntere' service with the
Crays bis Stuality. military knovyl-
Ike. 4n1 Efuflfrafly manner won COR
sAm H. esteem Of both officers and mem-
lsrf or The con pany. and in appreciation
% tt- same he wac elected TO his present
position on the 18th OF June lS96 lie
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Mems Shirts.

TlCU - Siill tSs
A sale You can think about!
Values greater than you ever be-
fore saw.
20 dozen Mems Cheviot and
Percalo Negligee Shirts, all well
made and good fitting. A quality
you are fortunate to get at SOC.
each. Take them
Tomorrow, Csc
Mems Colorcd Bosom Shirts,
with white body and sleeves and
cuffs to match bosom, regular
price Csc. each;
Tomorrow soc
Mems Fine Negligee Shirts, in
Madras, attached and detached
collars. You never bought such
quality under 81.
Tomorrow Csc
Great Finale Sale OF
WASH FABRICS.
Former prices lost sight of by
the enormous reductions The
greatest cut in prices ever made
on fine Wash Fabrics. We have
made two lots, as follows:
Lot loo a yard.
French Ginghams that sold at
% to 35c. a yard, Imported Che
viots that sold at 39c., French
Organdies that sold at 81 1-2c..
yard-wide Lawns, Jaconets, Dimi.
ties, etc., choice for
10c a yard.
Lot 2-5c a yard.
Fine Dlmlties, Striped Lawns,
Dress Ducks, Jaconets, and all
short lengths of all our fine Wash
Goods.
Choice sc a yard.
Fall Dress Goods.
They are coming in fast. To
morrow we offer a full selection
Of Plain and Novelty Wool Dress
Goods at very low prices. All
Wool Serges in black and all the
new fail shades,
Csc a yard.
All-Wool Fancies in the new
fall colorings,
SOC a yard.
Ladies' Shirt Waists.
The last cut. The great wind
up Of the summer season.
Ladies' Fine Percale Shirt
Waists, with attached and de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

Rev. Tcnner & 6ttckney has returned
to the org, snatwM eesseh lnAksuumsnt.
q oha1uA to-d1E
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
Great Finale Sale OF
Wash Fabrics.

Former prices lost sight of by
the enormous reductions The
greatest cut in prices ever made
on fine Wash Fabrics. We have
made two lots, as follows:
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Lot loo a yard.

French Ginghams that sold at
25 to 35c. a yard, Imported Che
viots that sold at 39c., French
Organizes that sold at 81 lie,
yard-wide Lawns, Jaconets, Dimi.
ties, ETC., choice for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
SC each
10C each
nc each
White Goods.

Imported White India Linou
Goods that cannot be made 10
sell under 35c.
Tomorrow. pic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
lOC a yard
Lot 2-5C a yard.

Fine Dimlties, Striped Lawns,
Dress Ducks, Jaconets, and all
short lengths of all our fine Wash
Goods.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-13


Clover Valley--PolIs at Clover s6bo,,
honse;e inspectors, Warren, Angel, A. n,
Wseman, Charles LsmQman. Clerks, G. p
Roland. y. Woods. "
folun b a-Polls ut C. J.. Judds' hous..
inspectors, II. g. Irland, VIM. Burte. ]. IA,
iHagton. Clerks, J. Stclair, c. q. Judd.
/ Nor.h Fork-Polls at schCcl house. :,
sspeotors, Geo. Blundell, M. Shear
Ruti erford. CLERKS, F. ]. Holland. A n
fWRller Jr. n
{ Neilands-Polls .atWeiland,s boese. 7,
speeiors, r. Tucker, Austin Gilruth. cha.
'F1tzehnry. Clerks, ]. r. Mason Alex We.
land "ef
TaSlor's-Polls ut Taylor's; inspector,
X. L. Ta3 lor, J. h. Strait n, T. Odp, g..
10 IN. Spence, Joseph Huoy.
BryaE--Potls at Frank Busehiazzo,s: n
spectors. D. AGuilar, Joe Taylor. W. p.
astmsn. Clerks, Frank v inters. II !
Fitzgerald. =
T. UNeiis-POlis at o'Neps house: n
sreotors ". T. O'Neil, VIII. GfImer "
z. Helsely. Clerks, r.. v. Brainard. C. n
I HelseIy. S. & q.
: salmon Rivet-Polls at ONCE of the Ga,
mon River MIXING and Smelling 90. n,
spectors, }. H. Bailenger,I. A. DIV Chi 4,
cage. Clerks; "A. cruhtaltied, /. s. Shield,
Attest: 49, \, 80, ''O'
JOHN HI NDERsON, Clerk
BY w. PATTERSON, Deputy.
Like, NeY.I Oct g., 1856.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-13
BY The BOARL1 F
a. us IY GeM}MlIs,-
sfg Il ELS:
GENERAL ELEcfIorI::
.FUEsDAYNoY, 3 1896

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N THAT ON
~ tuesday, the Srd Gay Of NoYember. IL. 9,
at the several precincts hereafter named
In The county OF lko, State OF Nevada, a
general election will Le held for the follow
ing namtd State, tounty and Township ON.
GERS, which election shall not be- opened lat
er than O'Clock Q. M, and shall continue
open until o'clock p. m.
stats OFFICERS.
Three Presidential Electors,
. One Member OF Congress-,
One Lieutenant Governor,
pne Judge VI the Supreme Court,
;. Two X, gents OF the state University. TONE
for the Long term ana one for the short
Tefm.)
COUNTY OFFICERS,
Three: Assembly men,
One Shrrih,
CIe equity Clerk ard ex-onioio Treas.
urer,
One County Recorder and ex-onioio Audi.
Tor,
.one District Attorney and ex-onacio Su-
perlntenent OF Public Schools,
One County Surveyor, ,l.,
One Public Administrators,
Two County Commissioners, ZONE for tie
Long Term ana Tor toe Short Term1
,r TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
One Justice OF the Peace for each Town
ship,
O&e Constable for each township.
One hoad Supervisor ior each Road Dis
trict.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-13
POLLING PLAcl 8, INSPECTORS AND
CLERKS.

.s CLERKS. ---.-E..
Carlin-Polls at School house; Inspectors,
1ohn Hahlian Dan Hill, l.. L. MCKellips.
IlIfkS' John HarGman, VIM. I.nnor.
Camp Halleck-Polls 1T School house:
inspectors, j. Nj. IoIsey, D. p. Grea ory,
oohn Murphy. Clerks, Lee Scranton, Ache
Wilson.
Elko-Polls at Courthouse; inspectors w.
N. Booher, j.: DAbei, j. II. Taber. Clerks,
Phil Triplett, NJ. H. miller.
HuntlL gton-Polls at A. w. Brownies
place; Inspectors, frank Brown, ". " aither
John rrulhor. Clerks, Lyman Bugbre,
Chauncey GrisMoId.
Aa!lGck StaLlon-@Polls st store; Inspect
ors, NJ. CHASER, h. Mccain, G A.. swan.
Clerks, Vim. Randolph. Andrew McDer-
mott. a;
\ island Mountain-Polls at Penrod's; In
;spectors. =. Penrod, Eugene Park, j. L..
Frencn. Clerks, w. Ms,t.n, w. Stofiel.
/ Lanoiile-tolls at School house. In.
spt ctors, I'D ooeli, Dallas Gilmore, J. A.
Robertson. Clerks, Andy berg, AL Swift.
Mound Xailey--Loiis Ut Schoolhouse In
spectorS, Oliver Rife, Geo. Moody, Ed Gar
VILE. clerks, w. .. Clay ton, Dr. John IyI.
ton. ~ - ~.
Mountain City-Polls ut Ross store; In.
spectors, j E. Gould, Antone StOrtf, w. D.
Hand. Clerks, Joseph Peck, San, McGin.
ness. -.
Mardis-Poiis at Keefer's store; Inspect.
ors, r.. Keefer, r.. Prunty, @. HARDNESS.
Gle ks, G. H. Irving, Hesry Lidyard.
North Ru2y-kolls at School, house; In
spectors. Ike Griswold, Geo Robinson, w
Woolverton. Clerks, A. q. Dawley, J. w.
Mcdowell. ~
Railroad - Pulls at School house; In.
speotors. Chas. Brossemer, O. Weller, Geo.
Williamson. Clerss, f. }. Frank, Joe Phil.
lips.
Starr valley+Ppils at School house; In.
spectors, Geo. Monks, W.. w. Weathers,
John Crosson. Clerks, Wilson Armstrong,
!. joe Johnston. 81
+ South Pors-Polls IT SCHOOL house; In.
sptCtors, Fred Drown, Jy,C. Mccoy. w. IT.
Crane. 4 Jerks, "A. M, Grisyold, ): Dave ogii.
vie =, 3"its ~
hR y vaiiey-Polis At wines, stone store
house, inspectors, A.. j. Tnofnas, Ras Han,
Rins, George VI, bartholomew Clerks, O.
vanghn,,H Harrison,
! ToAno--Polls ct School house; Inspectors
Yves Johns6n, A. u spencer. Sam Jones
Clerks, i. n. Oasier, y. Wagner. I
Tetoma-Psiis ht Schooi house; Inspect
Tors, .. M. johnson, >. Q. Lee, John Daysnpot,
Clerks, p. Moynohan, Walter Gamble.
TusSaroras--Polis st .Plunkets's hall; ID
tspcctOfS, n. u, tI6nkett, I'D. Todd, DaI
0olk CLERKS. n. iLowenbure, Chas. Myers
iTsiIa-P Polls es School house; Inspeotors
n. BaAt. AL Fishcr, j. W, petty. Clerks
Errced 4ks1h, A. vi G6bbie: al
ls g htte Rock Polls ~ school house I'd
spectSrSs }. E:'wIatefS, DaSes sriffth
Grant Riddle. Clerks, ,. w. Fkfnbesiy,I II
= pogpe. ~
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FILE xoUEBILLs.

By order Of ahb Bocasd Of coaas5, commits
sioncr4, All bills AgainSt tho County 70 be
before the Saturday Immediately preceding
the M6p0Ay upon yFhich ,thS Beard meets
otherwise the biiiS Wiilnef SGoted upon
sn'i ns a psa s SSaN Z sas BEL
by w PATrERsoN, Deputy. o' =
pateH MaTek ispa,
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NOTICE.

BY order Of the Board Of Count,
Commissioners OK Elko County, State
Of Nevada madeg this 4th day OF
March, 1896, notice is 'hsreby given
that all persons who are charges Gtop
the county must come to the Count,
hceIi,al, or Ill claims for their SUP
rortwih be disalloNed bysaid Board
except in cases of extreme emergen-
cy.
attest:
s.i ~ kM1HsTKR RA4TERsnE;
teputy County Cierl,
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LOtut. Hl5,Z66 W
( SUMMARY
Total recelpts.. .S23,e24 So
Paid from county funds. 5,55S AZ
Paid from school finds. 8,66O IL
Paid from road funds. 1,0i8 Is
Total disbursements. .,sl3,266 70
Balance in treasury. 90. .e1O,657 SO
The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
| rreasureTS Balance Sheet, dated
June q, 1895:
ThEASuRER BALANCE sAEET.
SHeh In Treasury tottl.e credit OF the
various funds, juno q, 1896:
IN State fual 0BSg... - 1914 90
n general county fund :. 26z, 81
10 cash contingent fund. 3,l26 70
In INDECENT sick fund o D.. 3U8 Is
In county school fund -. 1874 "a
In officers salary find. 3s1 n
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attest:

MtAsTKR RA4TERsos;
tefuty'go cieri
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-10
HOW THE CITY DOESI7
Good Work of the Street Cleaning Depart
nent Brings Great Results.
EVERY NOOK AND CORNER SWEPT
Even iii" Alleys nnd T.nnes are Gone
Over Once II wcek-A Ganr on tho
tnimprovcd Streets Tho New
Garbage CRrtx-The city HIS Rccn
Divided Into Two Sections.

week ago Thursday tho city took
control or the street cleaning. and the
re;uR. has certainly been In a certain
measure startling, There Isn't an alley,
u street, or corner In the municipality
ehat mas not been swept within that
tlne. Even Fenchurch street which
has been SO uu.e.ly neglected In Times
passed and gone forever, has been conc
over un:g Old residents thereupon hard
~ recognize It,
street Inspector Butt. has been indie
fatigable in his efforts 20 improve the
sanitary condition OF the city along this
line, ana IL giving the work his ncrsouol
attention and supervision ea.iy ana latr
In Mr.. w. IL. Jacques. who has been ap-
pointed Assistant Street Inspector. Mr
l'utt has capable aud efficient lien
tenant who is In active charge of the
men, ana Is Seeing that the work Is done
properly ana thoroughly.
The city has been divided into two
DIVISIONS, the Eastern and the Western.
separated by IN imaginary line drawn
down Cumberland street to Queen. To
sank, ITO Main, thence to Commercial
Place.
Garbage and trash Is removed and tho
residence portion of the city Is swem
every DINER day, the sec,Iou, ur.nI to,t
alternately. The business portion of he
town Is swept every day. commcncln,
with Granny street, and working or,
HoMH W tHc NOfiolK ana Western depot
The force is divided thus: Two sweep
ing shirts of five men each. day and
night; sweeper and sprinkler driver.
;our gang carts; six garbage cams: six
men 20 get up trash: two men up-toy,n
entirely on unimproved streets CONTROL
ing also a cart and d:tver, and Ia but
not least. there are two men who are
| Kept exclusively in the alleys and bv-
ways. They also have a cart and driver
| at the: disposal. Ry this plan Tho
! crooked alleys. l.Ttlc side streets and
dark corners. Instead OF being rccsnta.
cicS or decayinG refuse, are gone Ghrough
and cleaned up not less than once a
week. -
some annoyance has been cxperience6
| ny me department due 10 the merchants
cleaning up their stores after the gang
has been around ana sweeplns; their dlri
| ana paper into the e.rCct
| All OF The horses FOX the street clcs n
! ing department have not been racnivad
| yet. but some eighteen or nineteen orn
mere. and they are good ones. There win
! ne about twenty-five IN all The clty,s
! stables are being utilized, and ara In
! charge Of Stable Boss William Grant
| All Of the apparatus in use ia OF Tho
latest ana mos improved design. The
entire plant being bran new. The gar.
| bage carts are made by rhe United
states Sanitary Manufacturing Com
| pany Of Wa sh!ngton, y. c.. ana are tho
be;t known. They are OF iron ana
work With an automatic dump. RENDERING
close handing unnecessary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-10
ATLANTIC CITY.

Rev.J. 4. Routten returned yesterday
from Fox Hill. Va. where his father.
a venerable and influential resident lies
burdned with old age and bodily iniirm-
tiles. Mr.. Routten will preach at Lee
kies Memorial Sunday at the usual
hours.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hampton, of Avenue A, has
been quite indisposed for n day or two.
The ladies of this ward who attended
the w. c. r. U. Convention at Newport
News are expected home to-day.
Miss Cora Mcdonald, of this ward
took the honors of the contest at New
port News during the convention by
winning the Demorest gold medal.
The Street Committee force were en-
gagged yesterday in repairing the cutters
along Front street
The funera! of Jimmie, the 4-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Detmer, took
place from the residence on Cooley ave-
nue.. Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
lnterment was in E!mwood Cemetery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-10
THE FLEET SAILS To-Day.
Presentation of tho UnIcieh's Punch
EOMi-A rmN aud NnyY ~ yinmn

The North Atlantic Squadron. which
mas been lying IN Hampton Roads all
the W elk. will weigh anchor to-day and
put TO sea for another week or Ten DAYS
OF fleet sea drills. 1t Is Improbable that
the ships viii return 10 Hampton Roads
immediately. but In may winter here
The vessels are collinG al Newpor;
News, and IS their bunkers Will hold
enough fuel for a long cruise the fleet
will probably carry on some spe dy evo-
buttons. and VIII remain out longer than
usual, The Raleigh may 80 10 Whining
ton. y. c.. 10 receive the handsome solid
silver punch bowl which has been pur-
chased by popular SUBSCRIPTION o: the
people Of North Carolina FOR pr sentati0n
10 the naval namesakc of It's capital city
captain Merrill Miller. commanding the
Raleigh, has suggested 20 Governor Carr
that the presentation take place OH Tues
day. ths 18Th inst.
1t is possible that the fleet NAV not
sail until night. in order to give the Of
iicers an opportunity Of attending the
magnificent amy and navy lat nome"
which will be rendered them by the Ho-
I Chamberlin tonight,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-10
TIE HALLS OF JUSTICE
Yesterdays Court Dockels In All The
City Courts We're Very Light.
SENT TO PENITEATIARy FOR SWINDLING
A Negro Tried for the Second Time
on That Charge Finaily Gets His
Just Reward Joynt, Accused of
Criminal Assault, Was Acquitted
Police Court Docket Light.

All the city courts are still in session,
ana With crowded dockets before them.
put they did not try any important cases
yesterday
In the Corporation Court yesterday a
negro named Bill Reid was tried for the
second time upon the charga of swindling
colored man out of IS by the use of an
Old card game, and was given q year in
Jail. When tried before, Reid was given
live years in the p nitentiary. but upon
a techn.cality he secured new trial He
Is IN old offender, and has been arraign-
ed on numerous occasions in The Police
Court upon the chargv of swindling.
Joseph Pean, a native of Spain, was
granted full naturalization papers.
DTnin.ck Centrue.la, native of italy,
declared his intentions of becoming a
citizen of this country.
George Charity, HOUSEKEEPING: plead
guilty of larceny and was given three
months In jail.
Willie Ward, burglary: not guilty.
Frank Joint, criminal assault; not
guilty.