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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-03-28

FOR RENT-A corner house within
a few seconds walk OF the shops. Four
rooms and water. Inquire at this office.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
In NORTH CAROLINA
A Summary of Recent Events Of General
Interest TO North State Readers.
THE END OF ALL FUSION NOW REACHED
The Popuiists VIII 60 NO Further
Than Unity on tGc Electoral Tick.
c.-About All the space for EN-
hibiis AT the state Fair Taken
COnyicts for the pcnitcntinry.

Raleigh, n. c.. Oct. tSpcciaD--
Senator Buffers paper, the Caucasian,
VIII publish an cdi ion Of 10000 TINS
week. 1t Is understood that it Will cdl-
torially LAY down the law 10 Demo
Gratis.
The Popul!st leaders in the state con
stltute a regular machine and would
never have agreed even 20 electoral fu
sion with the Democrats had not the
public opinion OF their party forced them
10 do so. Senator Butler also desired
this fusion 1t Is the belief here that
Che Populst leaders will not agree to
amy further fusion, not even Congress
s!onal.
The Democratic Central Committee
held q session this evening. The Sttte
Committee will not. ii Is said, meet
again before the election.
One OF the Popullst committeeman
said he wanted TO see the Democratic
STATE chairman 20 to populi.t bead
quarters, bearing a white flag, in token
of absolute surrender. Some Pupulists
are boasting that If they had Insisted
upon il the Democrats would have given
chem all eleven electors for Bryan and
Watson.
The Republicans get possession of all
the secret circulars of the POpulists.
When these circulars are published
they will reveal the double game the
Populisis have been playing and viii
aetonish the public. They SHOW clearly
that he PopuliSt party is split to pieces
at this moment.
Republican Chairman Holton. when
asked what was the status of Pat. Mas
sey's canvass in this distvc; for CON
greSs. said; "lIe is not campaigning.
lie is helping his party. Everything in
regard to Congressman will be carried
out exactly according to our agreement
with the Popuists. The Dcmncra S
viii not elect a single member of con.
gress from this State" Eight days
ago the Popullst chairman made lust
the same assertion.
The Supreme Court Is this week ON
appeals from the Third district.
The superintendent OF Public Instrnc-
lion to-day sent to the Slater industrial
School for Negroes at Winston 81 900
the same amount having been raised
nj that place
The Sheriff of Snrry to-day bgongh;
TOUR conVicts 10 the ipeniteniiary. one
Is white youth. who gets five yeurs for
an attempt To poison DIR. Ring. his
latner. Another. a negro. gets twenty
iive years for numbering i0-year-oid
boy
Almost every par; of space for exhibits
AT the state fair next week have been
taken. Governor Carr opens the fair
There will he no special addresses this
year, but number OF talks" on popu.
lar topics.
Requ!sition is made ON the Secretary
on war ior nifty more rifles for the cadet
corps at the State Agricultural and
Mechanical! College. The number OF
students is nov larger than ever be-
Republican State Chairman 4o,ton
gives The official cstimat e of negro vol
ers IN TINS state as 10000. This is 10, 900
hisher imam previous estimates. From
All accounts 1t Will be a very solid vote.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
ELIXABEFla CITY,

. w. T. Old, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank. at this place, returned sal
urday from trip North, where he has
heen attending to business matters.
Drs; a. L. Pendleton and l. Fearing
nave located in the Kramer building on
Main street. DR.. Fearing has been prnc-
ticins In South Mills for some time
Miss Rebecca Murray. former
schoiar OF the Atlantic Collegiate IN
s'llute OF Fairfield, y. c., is visiting Miss
Annie spence. on Road street
Ihere has been an orchestra orronizad
UNDER the leadership of Mr. Fred. H.
Alesler, who Will entertain the audience
at the Opera House hereafter. This is
something tina; should have been done
some time ago.
on account of the inrler,ont .,
me bicyclers who Intended going to
E9enton sunday Were sappointed
Mr. j. ID. Fulmcr former resident
OF this place, bu, recently OF Philadei
phla, mas again made this town his home
The steamer Albemarle arrived hers
Saturday night she having been mn
on IN the place OF the Neuse. the Neuse
having gone TO Norfolk 10 be repaired
MI VIII Underwood. agent for the
Biades Lumber Company, at Philadel-
phia, is In town.
The tide in the Pasdoutank river wa 9
very low yesterday. it being about four
feet below the low water mark. Sev
erai or the boats could not get out on
that account.
The Toadvine Lumber Company has
again shut down for an indefinite be-
ROD. This throws about fifty hands out
of employment
Miss Shaw, of Baltimore, Md, arrived
on the ll:S0 train to-day. She VIII go
10 Manteo. N. c.. tomorrow. where she
Will go in the millinery business.
the Pasquotank Lumber Company Is
having large shed built. which viii he
used to keep the lumber, as shipments
seem to be slow
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
EDENTOS,

Edenton, N. c.. Oct. 12.-(speciaD-
Raleigh, N. c., publisher OF Branson.s
Agricultural Almanac, spent Sunday in
Edenton. He preached at the NJ. Il.
Church Sunday night.
Rev. Mr.. Braswell. pastor of the NJ.
p. Church, will conduct a series of
meetings at that church this week. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The congregations at the different
churches Sunday night were small ow-
Ding to the windy and rainy weather
Several trees and fences were blown
down by the high winds Saturday night
and Sunday.
Messrs. G. c. Haste and w. Miller
nave returned from Norfolk.
&s. Willie Mason arrived here from
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
AUCTION SAhEs-EUTuRE DAY.
BY II. l.. Page u Co., Auctioneers. ia
Bank street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON HIGH.
LAND AVENUE, IN BRAMBLE.
TON WARD, FOR SALE AT 4
AT AUCTION. I,

Pursuant to deed OF trust, made by
John ii. Fendley. on March Ist, 1886. and
duly du recorded. to secure to the Merchants'
OF Norfolk, q debt therein mentioned, part
OF which sun remains unpaid, l will sell
at the Real Estate Exchange in the city
tober 2oth, 1885, at public auction, to the
highest bidder the following property or
as :. mnch thereof as may be necessary to
pay tho balance due under the said deed OF
to-wit: W s'4e'
First--That certain lot or parcel Of
land, beginning at point on the southern
line of Highland avenue, at a distance
ei itdS.W va eiEhty-one feet from the east
along said Highland avenue thirty feet
10 the lot conveyed by sarah Gordon to
"; w; t9rbes, by decd duly recorded in
alonS said Forbes lot, and at right angles
NJ Mith SAID Highland avenue TO the land Of
e,.iv aingS,n leach Railroad thence west.
po.nt opposite the place of beginning;
,;rn &c. from said point I'm the company7s
to the parallel with Granville street
10 Sdco f that certain lot or parcel Of
. Etn IRONING thirty-five fee on the south
eastern end of said avenue and rmnnin linz
southeriy between lines parallel with era M
vie street to the land of the Norfolk and
company, the east side of said iot hsinT
IN Inc with the east end OF iiirhIan6
n rhdn!' at me southwest corner OF Vim.
forty feet east of Granville street. ""N
TERMS-One-thrd cash. tbc I,,oro. w
on credit of six (6l ard tWniv, -, up
IN equal instalments. carrying interest," irnI,,
gate ,I Of sale, and the title retained until
substituted Trustee.
Il. L. PAGE e CO,
oeus Anctioneei1.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
HsAI.lFAN,E.C.

Halifax. y. c.. oct. 12.-(specian-
Nine of lhe prisoners who were in The
small house outside the jail escaped FIJI
ulY night while the wind was blowing
Miss KITTY Mcnamara left a few
days ago for Sun0lc. Va.
ar Johnny Livesay, who was shot
ter.
HAD quite a crowd of colored people
mere saturday and everything passed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
UNTOLD TORTUREs.
Agony Greater Than Any Horrors
Portrayed by Dante.
Impure BLOOD and Disoriered Nerves Lead
to Organic Disease. DIR. Grccne's
Nervura, the Star of Hope, that
Means Life, Health and
Happiness.

How often we hear tho expression,
my life is miserable" used among our
friends and acquaintnnces as we pass
through lifcl And why is life miser-
able? because the speaker is troubled
WIN dyspepsia, liver or kidney com
plant, constipation, neuralgia, rheu-
inatism, nerve weakness, or other
equally distressing aud harrassing af-
hictions. What does the trouble arise
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13

RvNirtr" of Il deed Of trust from Parke T,
d., ~ Poindexter, dated October 2S, 1892 and
iolk County Court, y. 176. L. 49, being re-
puired SO To do by the creditors secured |
Slaii sell at public auction. at the Real Es-
S9te E%cnangc, in the City of Norfolk
no no lI2 Main street, on Saturday, the 9th
gay OF October. 1876. at IL m. the follow
me rsa! estate rs shown on n map OF tie
PoindeNter lands, near Berkeley Norfolk
county Il copy of which is recorded with
II deed from the Elizabeth Land and Inn
nroNemtnt Company to l.. d. Starkc trus-
Tee, dated July L. 1921. -. lG9. L. 10.
]. ~ lot with three houses and other i'm
PEo'SihnHts thereon, -tuated on the south
east corner, of Steward and jefferson
street: said lot fronting l5o feet on Steward
street and extending: back between Jrf
ierson street and line parallel thrcto 100
feet
:. Lots Nos. n, 90. 25 and q. with two
houses anu other improvements thereon
- SacH OF SAID lots having frontage of
:" feet on Lawrence street and runninL,
hack between parallel lines 100 feet
lhe following squares or blocks OF
50, ~, II and 10 IN said block: block No II
Except lot NO. II in said bcok: block No
80 ana block NO. 81, except lots Nos .
!, T. y ~ and -, in said last named block.
tihE NILS. near lIorkley. and are dcsira-
nlc !or investment. The five houses on the
lots rent out 10 tenants for about IS per
month cach.
TERMS -onc-third cash and the bal
;.nce 20 be ri:if in TWO equal inStallmcnts
s!Z and twelv" months from the day OF
SAFE, W IN interest from tll" day OF sale
fNr witch SUCH purchaser shall rive notes
secured by deed Of trust on The prop-
cry purchased by him, AT his expense. or
WM w OLD. Trustee.
Ii. L. PAGl: & CO, Auctioneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
Oc5-ttis
" ALuABLE TRUCK FARM NEAp
ClICRCiIL.AND. Va. For SAI.E

" ALuABLE TRUCK FARM NEAR
,' Si n,,.t,S,i H.. VA. FoR SALE.
circuit Court Of Norfolk county, VirSini.s
on the 18th day of September, lss5;. in th,,
suit of The Baltimore Guano Company W.
SATURDAY, the l7th day Of October! ,sSs
~ i O'CLOCK m. iii front of the courthouse
Of sad county. In the city OF PortsmortT
Virginia, sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder. that VALUABLE TRi;SE
fa - situ&t@ near NhurGhland, in West
EN- Branch MaRistcrial District in said
county OF NoTioik, bounded and described
OF LAND. with The buildings thereon, stu
ititi III stern Branch Ala sisterial ID 81
iriEt' in said county and State adjoining
racn OTHER and forming one tract OF land
upon which the said Jcthro Spivey now re
Siqrs one of the said tracts .rs ng the same
by Ilclariah Copeland and wife bv dseS
GATED the Ith day of October, 1871 in when
= i, HS sci5nid as bounded ON the north by
the lands of Thomas w MncIie. nm" IyaSt
" lhs lands belonging 10 the estate of
acres: and tho other of said tracts being
mat which was conveyed to said Jethro
deed dated the 18th day Of october, is ~
IN when I..n it IS deseribed as bounded north
s GS Hii hy Jnd ispivgg,a lands east and
Miars' lands obtaining thirty-seven acres.
rods The whole OF said farm containne
siNty-seven acres. three roods and twentvs
six and one-third rods. more or less.
TERMS. -onc-third Of the purchase
money 10 he paid III cash, ana the balance
iheie?i TO be paid In two equal instailments
Win interest, one and two years respect-
purchaser shall Gve his bonds pnVaLis
70 the special commissioners or nj the
ton OF the purchaser, the whole of the
nnic!ias,. price may he paid in cash. the
u!Ic "a be retained until the further order
OF the Court.
{. w. COLEMAN
oc'-tdS Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required by the
decree mentioned above has been given.
TESTE;- J.. NJ. SYLVESTER G
BY Il. THOMPSON, ID, G.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
AUCTION sALEs-TuIs DAY.
BY Valentine & Stevens, Auctioneers

OUR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ niture, Carpets, Stoves, Mattresses,
laSs. iin9 r,re on Heating and Cooking
THIS Cfuesaay) MORNING. Oc,ouer Iotn,
NJ lV O'Clock, at our auction-roofns IS Bank
street. VALENTINE * STEVENS,
oclo-lt Auctioueers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
NORTH CAROLINA

Raleigh Friday night, where he has been
been on n visit
Judge Tlmberalse. Solicitor Leary
W. -. ana j. n. Pruden left yesterday
py piN4ie conveyances for Gllesvllle
There were services Yesterday ri 81
AIMS Catholic Church on Broad street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE or,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

3 VIRTUE OF y DECREE OF THE
Court OF Law and Chancery of the
tltN o. Norioik. entered on the 10Th day of
d, ~, 1921, III me ohanccry suit OF tna Rank.
81 ICnm"rc" who sues. &c., against John
T.. Burke. curator ana others, the undnr'
si@ntd' SPECIAL Commissioner therein an
Estate EXCHANGE, OF Norfolk virginia ~,
TUESDAY, the 2Gth day of October. 1886 a.
~ - " vi'tN m: ne following valuable real
estate. Sltuaifd in the City of Norfolk
stale of Virginia and bounded and 70
scrihcd as Follows: Wv
The lot with the house thereon. n,,u-
bcTcd 2"l ChE:Ca street, which IS desorinaJ
H' loiIowS: That certain lot of land win
ne buildings and improvements thereon.
at present numbered 25l Church street n~i
which was conveyed to said Patrick navjs
~ VI. NJ. Caprs, by deed dated Ocioner
same Is Described as follows: That ioi Of
land on the east side Of Church street in
me Sly OF H9rtoik, Nirginia. No. ii.
Sou;hwcs. corner of the premises within
adjons the property of Wan. r. White,
on church street, thence running east
hrci, thence west eiShty-four feet thence
south ihiriy-one feet 10 the beginning, be-
y!s by NJ: N. Capps by deed dated Octo-
be- 2lth; 80, recorded in q. b. is, y. ia
TERMS ;-one- fourth of the purchase
Money 10 be paid in cash, and the resjG,Is
In three equal installmcnts. credits Mt S!W
twelve ana Gishtecn months from Tie
ing interest from the day of sale "i ARA rHi
purchaser giving his negotiable NOES 1 fnI
the credit instalmcnts: or the purchaser
may elect 10 pay the entire purchase nrIcn
in cash. the title TO the property IN he
retained until the full purchase money js
paid. and conveyance directed by the
Court.
GEORGE MCINTOSH.
Special Commissioner
w: ii. II. TRICE'S co.
Phone bCS. Aucuoneers, 20 Bank st.
I. L. ROYsTER, Clerk of the Corpora
ton Court of the City of Norfolk, DO cor
tify that the bond required under the fore
going decree has been duly executed bv
the said Special Commissioner, with Sc
curity required by law.
Given under my hand this 9Th dav Of Oc-
tober. 1856. l.. ROYSTTER
ocip-iuS Clerk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13

The price ranges from $500 to $1,000.
There is Il saving from S9c. to $500 on
each The styles are perfect; every de-
s!rable new one is here-Beaver. Ker-
sey, Irish Frieze, English Homespun.
Bourette effects, Two-Toned. Ample
room and perfect light on the great sec
ond floor. easily reached by elevator.
Ladies and Children are both provided
for.
Three lots of Ladies' White Wool I'm
derwear. CO.. sec. and $1OO. well worth
$.0o. $l,25 and $1.5O. The coming
styles outlined by the Court Costumers
of European Capitals. Suggestions OF
great value to those who follow fashion
A beautiful illustrated book, 10c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
AUCTION sALEs-PUrUnE DAy.
F me N = n, MODERN STYLE BIER FIX
RESTXTRSNTr- 6 pthAHE,ES AND

The finest and most modern STYLE fitted
! up p place in the City OF PetersbHrg, Va,
cuse street will be- sold out 10 o., N. SXra
auction on Wednesday. October IL
~ !; L. 49, o'clock p. IN. All OF
nearly new, having been in use mse
3Sniy short while. Nearly half the COST
,,:ii, i peen PAID on these fixtures and they
notes on same. VIII be sold on easv
terms. ANY one desiring further nortin,Iy-
lars will communicate with POI
Il. II. DEAN,
. Truestee,
No. 10 Governor street, Richmond Va
ocl3-2t 3D.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13

3 ORDER OF THE OWNER WE
EGstate Exchange. No. lis Main street, on
v, WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1885, at II
FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTY:
ISt. NO. 1i2 Queen street, two-story
O oiGk store and dwelling. in first-class
running back 70 feet
IND; Lot in rear No. 142 Queen, fronting
feet deep. %
The above sale is positive. as owner
WISHES TO move from the city. See plat at
Phone $50. Auctioneer.s
ocl0-tdS
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p uRsUANT TO a DECREE OF SALE
entered In the Court OF Law and Chan
&c S Of the City of Norfolk on the 9th day
ol octoper l%G, in cause In Chan
Gsfy and said court depending, wherein
RcDecca IL. fenton is plainliT ana Fem
pc;dhce IT,. BoGSs and others arr defend
anus, ! shall Offer for sale at the Real
Estate l1Schage IN the City of Norfolk. on,
= uesu;tN, the goth day OF October. 1885
'hat certain piece. parcel on lot of land
WIN al me improvements thereon situate
w 'hc nltE OF Norfolk. Va and bound
Ell as follows: beginning at the southwest
GorHci' OF Smith street and Dunstnn's
iItIic ohG running thence Southcriy along
.ht vest sd" ut said Smith street SiytV-
~" I'%i mere or less. To SaUlsbury'9 line.
,tnce westerly along said SauIshury.,:
me ABOUT ciGnjy-two feet TO line of WI
500; thence nCrth-!iy along said Wilson's
ne 10 the south side of Dunsian's Lane
Sl%tN-iiY" feet more or less: thence east
,FlN along the south side OF Dunstsu's
Lane 10 the place OF l~Sinning
Professionalism cash, balance I'm si,,
hild Twelve mcSthS with t. per cent inter
81 from day of sale. rcCuird by deed or
t"*i upon the above property
tItAS W. r. LANE
Special COMMISSIONER
-, w. II. II. 'rEtCE ~ CO
i''o'!' "h'. Auciioncr, ~ Banle ST.
hereby certify that tho bond re,mirnd
nN me foregoing mentioned decree or 'sulC
mas bcen duly executed l.. ROYSTFR
ocll-tGs t-i.rl.
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BY W. II. II. Trice & Co, Real Estate
Auctioneers, 90 Bank street.
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By ". H. II. Tricc & Co. Real Estate Auc-
tOnccrS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY W. II. II. Trce & Co., Auctioncers. q
Bank street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
III MAIN STREET.

Hernia Or Rupture is often the cause of
much suffering ana danger that can DO
avoided by full knowledge of the nature
OF the disease, and the silillful application
Of a well -madc Truss suited to the part!c-
ular kind Of condition of the hernia. and
occasions arse when ii requires quick, as
well as careful and intelligent treatment
by hernia or rupture is generally meant
the piotrusion OF part of the iniestncs
or omGninm Gatty membrane, or both
through natural, unnatural or accidental
openings III the internal muscular cover
ings or walls of the abdomen. and forming
a tumor under the skin: hernia may occur
in any par, of the body except when COW
cred with bone. hernia tumor Is gem
orally vlsablc, or can be distinguished by
careful feeling the parts Affected:
be. In a strangulated condition without
ting its existence. Effects of warm atmos-
phere or climate, sickness. low diet, old
age, or anything weakening the svstSin
renders person more liable to hernia and
immediate cause is generally found I'm
severe muscular efforts. as In labor'ous oc.
cupation, lifting. jumping. coughing.
snneZng. etc.
we have the largest and most complete
assortment of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-13
Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAY,
IL. l.. Page &c Co., Real Estate Auction
GERS, IL Bank street
SALE OF FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS.
AND ABOUT 100 VACANT HoTs OR
MORE ON PoINDEXTER's
PLACE, NEAR BERKELEY,
An Ar-r,r,D>-
AT AUCTION.

RvNirtii" If Il decd Of trust from Parke T,
Poindexter, dated October 2S, 1892 and
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WITHOUT A RIVAL,

Annual Sales more than 5000, 900 Boxes
2sc at Drug Stores or win be sent by Va
agents, agents. y. I. ALLEN CO., SOS Canal st., Neg
sork, post paid. upon receipt Of price. Rooe
nee ppoa application. N'N'1
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No 10 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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oc7-t!S

decree mentioned above has been rjycn
TESTE:- J.. Nj. SYLVESTER. c.
BY L; THOMPSON, ID. C.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-01
wills oN,s voIcE WANTED.
A Letter Wo1ld Be Worth Tcn Thousand
VOteS.

a Letter W0attd Be WOrth Icsa 1hosssGfd
V0tes.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 31.-John
P. simms of Huntington will represent
West Virginia at the Indianapolis sonnd-
money National conference. This was de-
cided at the sound-money conference at
Wheeling yesterday. The floods swept
away the railway track in front of Gov
ernor McCorkle's train and he was unable
to be present. Itf was accepted, however,
that the Governor will lead in the fight
against Bryan.
The belief is general that the voice of
Postmaster-General Wilson will be heard
for sound money. No one spoke for him
directly, but there was no dissent from
the statement made by representative of
the Eastern district who declared that
letter from Wilson would be worth 10000
votes.
The campaign will be made distinctly
on sound-money lines; whenever it is
possible to meet Republican antagonist
on the stump he will be asked to divide
his time with the sound-money DEM
ocratic speaker, and the Bryan speakers
will be confronted at every point.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-01

Griener Of the excursion train, who was
interviewed in Camden to-day and the po-
sition of the signal arms, the burden of
responsibility rests with the dead engineer.
1t is reported that last nights ride,
which ended in disaster and death for En-
gineer Farr. at least, was to have ter
minated in change of circumstances and
a happier life. 1t was to have been his
last ride on the engine, and the second
man in the cab, who was also killed and
whose identity has not been fully estab-
lished, was to have succeeded him in the
position. Farr and his wife had been saw
ing money for several years and managed
to save enough to stock a little store on
Atlantic avenue with cheap notions. To-
day mad been fixed for the beginning of
the new career. but to-day the store is
closed.
The usual greeting. care you going to
the hoard-walk?" has given way 10 'sAye
you going to the wreck to-day ?" and every
body went