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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
Tho Be,iocrs,ic Nomination.

Indianapolis. Aug. 29.-Complicatlons
nave arisen which make the outlook
Tor presidential nominee on the gold
Democra lie ticket appear in a most in
terestine light. and II now seems that
there will be quite contest In the con-
vention next week.
Some OF the most distinguished and
influential Democrats in the country are
said to be very earnest in their efforts
TO nominate Senator Villas, of Wiscon.
sin but Wisconsin has endorsed Gene
raj Bragg. This. however. 1t has been
learned was due to the efforts of Sena-
tor Villas himself, who has remained
In the BACKGROUND to a large extent
al through this contest. Henry Wat
terson has been endorsed 10y Nfichlean
and Nebraska. hut his own State has
snoken mainly in favor of General
Buckner for tic second place on the
ticket Aissouri has endcrs i Brod-
head. th"u'| i that Is said to have been
rcrsoH3' compliment New York
soo~s 10 a, Leaning toward Watteuson.
II IL behaved that Indiana will aupport
Villas. In the event that Villas Is nnn,,-
mated General Puckner Will he the Vice.
Presidential nominee. so mat il new an
pcnrs almost certain that the SLOGAN
of the cold Democracy In tho campaign
VIII he Villas and Buckrer"
National hcadGuarters are hourly re-
ceivsng the credHrtiois of delr.ates
Rerorts to the crfcc: lh3t n larc" num-
her OF them will 10; here Int win
he represented by proxies. are cmf;,",i-
cal'V 6ented by the officials at bead
quarters.
The National Committee will rcei -
10 n. IN. TUESDAY at the Graz lirte'.
The Executive Committee will NEE!
MONDAY at the same place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

]. F. starbuck and Bob McCurdy Will
race five miss for 500 al T;oga track
on September S.
Tommy Ryan and Tommy Tracey VIII
probably be lected to box at tie onen-
Ing bouts OF tina Union Athletic Park
Club.
Ed Littleton now considers himself the
Champion pol player of the District of
Columbia, as he has defeated Bernard
Harding twice in succ ss!on at 4 contin-
uous game for 100 points.
COZ
On Monday night, before AL Herford's
big club Of Baltimore. Nd. Joe, Cans;
the undefeated colored lightweight, Will
box twenty rounds at 126 pounds with
Danny Mcbride. the New Yo.k light
weight.
w. Barklee Henry, fleet captain of The
Corinthian Yacht Club. has purcha sed
the mahogany yawl-rigged sloop Clara.
formerly owned by young HERE hof.
She 10 fitted out with tn bat-w:ngII
sails and IS said to be ve;y speedy in
light winds.
Ives has refused to play Schaeeer in
Chicago unless guaranty is posted AMI
only one style of gam glayed. lie in
turn refuses to post guaranty for the
New York end of the billiard tourna-
hcit. nus LII all proDaC.IilN COionel
Parker Will declare all negotiations off.
Goa
Tom Sharkey is DESTROYS of pittirg his
sparr.ng partner, Danny Needham
against Tom Tracey, the match to be
Brought eff in the East. Sharkey wants
the weight to be 1i5 pounds, which Ira
ceys manager Is not AYERS. Articles
will probably be signed for such con-
test
COB
AT London. Ont, on August 26. the
Wanderers of Chicago defeat London
at cricket by 12l runs. London baated
first on ha.f wicket. Side WAS out be-
fore luncheon, after watch a heavy show
er prevented play for some tim Brad
ley hit brilliantly. being out at 137 for
final 81. which contained only one chance
at 81.
we'll contested game of chess be-
tween Messrs. Schiffers and Blackburn
at Philadelphia, .,rs suited in well :
served victory for the British cham
pion. Schiffers played French defense.
but his game soon became compromised.
Blackburne was enabl 20 establish a
powerful attack and by sk.llful moves
forced his opponent to acknowledge ue-
feat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
Notes from petcrabur,

Petersburg. Va, Aug. 29.-(SpecinN-
NlSs Helen Temple, daughter of Mr.. w
>. TEMPLE. Clerk of the County Court
W Irlnce George, was very seriously
purneu on yesterday. She was in the
Kitchen and her dress got caught In tho
SPOUT OF the coffee pot. which was on the
ssoVe hllcd with hot coffee The coffee
was overturned on her foot, burning II
III such n manner that it is thought she
VIII be confined to the house for three
months.
Chief Engineer Z. " Farley. of the
ERE Department. made a very narrow
escape this afternoon about 4 O'Clock
from being seriously injured. He was
driving down Cross street, when the
morse became frightened ard ran away.
throwing him out of the vehicle with
violent force. His arm was badly
SKINNED and he was bruised about the
hodv. His clothes were very badly
torn.
Marks planning mill, on Market street
was sold at public auction at noon to-
dav for w. III. Baxter, trustee. 1t was
purchased by Mrs. Robert Clark and
the price paid was $1,000. The brick res
ldence adjoining was also sold at auc-
ton after the sale of the mill. 1t was
Knocked out to Mrs. Montague at 1850.
This property was sold at auction some
DAYS since and was purchased by the
same parties. who bought it to-day.
The resale was necessary on account OF
some legal technicality
Mr.. Moses Brown. of Richmond. has
ORGANIZED Jorge of Odd Fellows at
Waverlv. on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. with twenty-five members.
Two hundred and nifty cords OF pine
wood. the property OF Mr.. Ward, OF
Prince George county, were destroyed
bv fire Yesterday. How the fire. origi-
mated is not known. There was an
insurance of s1.2G per cord on the wood
Chief of Police Parkinson has returned
from New York
Mr.. joseph L. PEBBLES, of this city.
has rented n residence in Norfolk TO
which place ne will shortly remove his
family.
Rev. a. ]. Fristoe. pastor OF the Sec
ond BAPTIST Church in this city. has Just
closed meetings in Spottsylvania and
Orange counties. There were about
forty professions of faith.
Hon. iiliam B. McIlwaine OF this
city, addressed a meeting at Wlverly
this afternoon, held under the auspices
OF the Bryan and Sewall club of that
place.
gentleman who was In attendance
upon the meeting says that there were
between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred persons present, and that MIR,
Mc1lwaine made a fine speech.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
BASEBALL PscKUps.

Georre Davis, New York. Is picking
up 0 g his woii. i.e'll be boss saor..
sop in time.
Baltimore has again gained a good
lead and ii now looks "a though :.-ey
had the peanant safe.
pplatt, whom the Louisvines secuvel
Y in the Virginia League, is play! Il
wonderfuliJ fine fielding game.
New York fans have taken llken!ng
to Capt. Joyce. and are wondering why
Wagner lie, him SO f.oDa Washing
= ton.
When a player hits safely three times
he should not be replaced at the 10
In the ninth inning. This IS regard,
as bad Judgment.
Patsy" Tebeau says that the Bal
almorc team has more ba eball brains
than any other team In the league. The
members play we'll individually and pu.
up stron.; team game. He a6.ni.s tina;
they are superior to the Spiders.
Al Maui has been of little use to
p Washlr'Tton for TWO years, bu. he is
{ still on the alary l!st-too good man
to relea:e. In no. other line can a man
hold position as long ms a baseball
!
When Nash bought Jajole from Fall
River. Manager Marston. of that club,
s said: You are paying me 1900 for a
man who YOU would not srll for SIC. 600
after he plays out the season with you"
5 Nash says $4,000 could not buy Lajole
to-day
II regard Billy Lush as one of the
= most p:omiiing young players IN the
League" says Buck Ewing. "All he
5 needs Is seasoning. He Is q fine fielder
anu carries himself like natural ball
4 player all around, and 1 think he will
/, develop into stea ly, reliable hitter"
Certain papers are urging the appoint
ment of John Carney on the umpire
3 stair OF mex. year. but such an appoint
ment Is probably out OF the question.
Time ana again has Nick Young tried
4 CARNEY, and s often has that ind.vid-
4 uai gone back on him. Gafney Is with
out superior as cn umpire, but he
Is his own worst enemy, and there must
pc radical and permanent reform in his
habits before he can again expect to
gain an appointment on the League
staff.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
Notes from Sporting Life.

FROM Sporting Life: ST. Louis has
signed second baseman by the name
OF Steinfeldt. He comes from the Tex
a i4eague.-Keeleg. who leads the right
nei.ers of the League in fielding, with
average OF .9Tl, has made three hits
IN each OF twelve games since August
the Baltimore friends of Hugh Jen-
niiss nave started to raise a fund to
be presented to him at the close nj
ire season.-Boylan and Stulz. of the
nis1anded Lynchburg team. Of the Vir-
GINA League. are already at home. The
boys nave begun TO straggle in one by
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
National League Games

At Boston:
Boston :. .o1os o 7O1 4x-iG II 8
aiterles-stivet:s and Camel; Gun
ningham. Herman and Mcfarland.
AT Brooklyn:
St. Louis. 100000 :
Brooklyn. .2o5 5000 Ox-7 l
Daub and Grim.
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia 100000 % 10 ?
Cincinnati >. .O1oO1 01O1- S /
and Peitz.
At Washington:
Washington. .,.51oooos Is S
Chicago; IS 10 6-1s Is 3
Baueries-McJames and Mcclure;
Terry and Arson.
At New York-Flrst game:
New York 100000 3
Cleveland L 900 1913 4
lace and thinner.
Second game:
r. II. e.
Ciev leland % 5000 Il 8
Batteries-Meekin and Wilson; Young
and thinner.
At Baltimore:
Baltimore .42031 0x-1I ii i
Pittsburg. L 0O21 0Olo-- I 5
saHIe1rie epe and Robinson; Hast
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

~ divided az 20 what the verdio, will lie.
terion of The jury's action 1t Is likely
that the latter Will not have a unanimi.
" of impression in arriving at a con-
clus.on.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
NORFOLK.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Portsmouth .........2 OO2241 LIZ
Norfolk ...............0 0 0 0 l 0 o.
Summary: Earned Runs-Ports-
mouth. 8: Norfolk. l. Two-base Hits
Rothermel. Sheckerd, Rollins, Katz,
Burke. Three-base Hits-Hargrove
Home Runs-Katz. Left on Bases
Portsmouth. IL; Norfolk, .. Stolen
Bases-Hargrove, 2: Burke Rollins, 3;
KATE. Double Plays-Gochnaur to Rel
man. Bases on Balls-Off Boyd, .; off
Stockdale. 1: off Armstrong, 3 Struck
Out-By Boyd. 3; by Armstrong, l. Hit
nv Pitcher-Hargrove. 9: Boyd, Hall
Sacrifice Hits-Sheckerd. Wild Pitches
-Stockdale. Time of Game-l:45 Um-
Dire-Beck
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
THE NATIONAL PAsTIME.
HAMPTON

a purse or 5000. 1t Is said that the Sails
bury nine is good one and the repu-
tatlon of the Kildees as gingery play
ers Is SO we'll established that nothing
need be said. 1t will doubtless be a
great game.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
OF INTEREST TO CYCLISTS.

G. d. Mrshon, Jr. and w. II. Story,
of Philadelphia. made new tandem
record from Camden to Atlantic City.
and i3 minutes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
NOTES OF TIE TURF.

a. j. JOINER has sold Rarien 20 r.
Iradiey.
| salaiin. 2;o5&.. has bsen sent hdz,. ~
John Il. Tl.aer.
Superintendent Gould Is having the
~acc trT"i, buildings and grounds at
Glouces fixed up for the fair next
month. rioters are 6 Wing every
dav.
The speed event at the fair at Cham
paisn. Ill. on Thursday, was the 2:S5
nsne' with seven starters, Daylight
Chestnut Maid first and SPA "a y
alier third. Lest time. 2:234.
There has been some talk at Sleeps
head BAY of the Coney Island Jocky
Club Offering sweepstakes at one mile
for Reuuital. Clifford and Buck Mussic.
The proIosed weights for the race are:
clifford 125 y unds; Eequit" f@O; luck
MlsSlc. ITO.
Mirage was regarded as n good thing
In the mile and n half rasc at S'atc
Park. WILMA lkec. Wis, this week,
but the gray colt Paros wore him down
In the last quarter and won handily.
The gentlemon's race was won by Scrgt.
Joe Eell. OF the lighthouse squadron. on
w. j. G. The weather was pleasant and
the attendance very large.
-
Robert j.. the king of stations, en-
Dhasizes his claim to the pacing cham
poinship week by week. year after year.
The spring-kneed bay pony Is as far
bevond the others. after ALL rs was
Goldsmith Maid when In the heycay of
her glory. lie lowered the New Eng
land record to 2o5M and in the next
heat to 2:0ih.
II
The races at Boston shows clearly
that Joe Patchen's great miles of the
mast two weeks have taken away his
edge. and seldom as he has been at the
foot OF the summary he was firmly In
trenched in that ignomlnious position
heaten for fourth money by the scft-
hearted Guinette. too. Rut Joe Patch
en- Is. nevertheless, very great horse
and will yet WIN
Williams Is holding a meeting after
all at GalosbUrg and winning every
thing In sight with his Allerton colts.
He gave Fluvana record of 2.27L, day
before Yesterday, and won with Flori-
SAINT (2:25b) In slow time. 1t looks like
one OF his old record meetings. Were
horses were pulled double so to allow
or another taking standard record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

The Washington Road Club has about
decided to give bicycle meet in Sep
TENDER. Trial holts Will be run, one
day. and the finals the next. One OF the
greatest attractions talked Of IS match
iace he;.1va Billie S..ns and Fred
ichade.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
wiiiPiay for n Parse.

One OF the attractions of the Cane
Charles fair, will be the game he
tween a nine from Salisbury, Md. and
the well known Franklin kildees. for
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

Mr.. Geo. L. Smith. of the Geo. L. Smith
Mantel Co.. Louisville. Ky, writes Fob. g.
1894: For about year was a terrible suf-
ferer from heart trouble. which got SO bad
was obliged to sit up in bed to get my
breath. had to abandon business and
could hardly crawl around. My friend. NJ.
julius G. Voght, one OF our leading pharma-
cists. asked mo TO try DR.. Miles Heart Cure
had used llttlo moro than bottle when
tho pain ceased and palpitations entirely
disappeared. l have not had the slightest
trouble since. and today am attending to
business as regularly as over"
Sold By druggists everywhere. Book on
Heart and Nerves sent FREQ Address Or.
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind.
DIR. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

The speed event at the fair at Cham
paicn. Ill. on Thursday, was the 2:S5
nsnc. with seven starters, Daylight
won second. fourth and nf.h ats.
Chestnut Maid first and Spa "a =
nlier third. Lest time. 2:23i4.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

Superintendent Gould Is having the
racc trT"is buildings and grounds at
Glouces, fixed up for the fair next
month. rioters are {, Wing every
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

decided to give n bicycle meet in Sep
TENDER. Trial he1ts Will be run, one
day. and the finals the next. One OF the
greatest attractions talked OF IS a match
ace heiIssea Billie. S.ns and Fred
Ichade.
Frederick City. Nd. had a bicycle
parade and carnival web was par
iicipated in by hundreds of wheelmen.
number OF attractively-co TUNED lady
riders We're at the head of the process
sion. Wheels were deliberately decorated
The carnival WAS under the auspices of
he Frederick bicycle club.
George Pierc. Owen O'Neill and
Archie Oracle, the ,rlplet team of the
philadelphia Century Wheelmen. broke
the worlds record for an hours ride
on three-seated machine at Point
Breeze Yesterday. Thew rode 20 miles
and 1918 yards. This breaks the
previous hour-rccord by 800 yards.
Fred Schade will not go to the Spring
field races. Chai man Gideon settled this
In letter to Schade. Mr.. Gideon thinks
Schade has ridden enough this year,
ana refuses him permission to go 10
Springfield. AS that city l. outside the
Unit In which man can ride without
permission, Schade has TO stay at home
IT was a great disappointment to the
young rider.
r. II
The Penn Wheelmen will not be able
to hold national circuit race this fall,
as they had expected. The members
or the race committee held a meeting
ana decided to call off the races. They
nave been In communicat ton with the
National Racing Board endeavoring to
change their proposed date, which fall
on the 18th of September, the week OF
the Brks county fair.
II II
The bulletin Of the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen, issued Thursday, con-
iains the names of the forty riders who
were transferred by the racing boa I'd
at Louisville. They are nearly all
Eastern men charged with accepting
remuneration for riding a wheel manu-
factured In Syracuse. The bulletin
also announces the transfer of Alva Nc
Lain, Of Aurora, to the profess Ional
class.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

salalin. 2;o5M. has tsen sen, hoz ~
John Il. Tl,ier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

pplan. whom the Louisvilles secuval
in the Virslnia League, is playa u
wonderfully fine fielding game.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

a. j. JOINER has sold Rarien 20 r..
L Iadley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

II at all. on Bain's last report, through
which. fgureatively speaking. holes had
been made laig &c enough to drive a four.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

New York fans have taken a l!ken!ng
to Capt. Joyce. and are wondering why
Wagner let him go f.o.. Washing
ton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

Gebrre Davis, New York. Is picking
up his woik. i.e'll be boss saor,.
stop in time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

Baltimore has again gained q good
lead and ii now looks "a though :.cy
had the peanant safe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

When player hits safely three times
he should not be replaced at the 10
In the ninth inning. This IS regard,
as bad Judgment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30

PATSY" Tebeau says that the Bal.
almore team has more ba eball brains
than any other team In the league. The
members play we'll individually and pu.
up stron,, team game. he adni.s tina;
they are superior to the Spiders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-16
aNssw4 Nerss,
SS3f, 4ssf, Ses-s>!ti.s. ~ @ssA Improving
4Srs.tfffss.S S,t,tssSvs,t ratUters.

Sstt,ah, " y MN - Gov. Carr
hsts 'N,je!N,>t " SNs,},;Sa sSNSSSGian to visit
iSA6t.. .SS,tsSSieh ~ NaSFStA, ~ Asheville
i'.c-'i>t'ss2ft sf4i s,'htft eaefs seme days
@tS 2iN'l,,s 30 p>,,si's.Ss 3 ~>Mrel'ed to de
Sil'it. .Nu. A@s;ttssist .s,steSSl Cameron will
ih,a2n tlesV. NS&hy,.-,E yt2 Hseenshoro and
tSsSef% iith ~ SsltNaal* a. The repre-
sst'tiSsttiSes vi 'sSDS ,'S8u
,Ttiisn n V'>Se v.fn nsNa a&een HORSES,
vi ~ il'ie f,etij,.',h 81 iNe Esea, horse
s.sle ~ 'tStsNlh,S2'h - \rSN A-&,
til,s AiSSr2,riue.S ,-t NSS$$Nn county
p,sSt Asv,l'S,a "a Nes Az snc convlcts
FlH!@ - ~sr,'S ls.r,,N2ts sHr drainage,
Sthsiclhs th S'shsis *SS tWs;!ng new
}irts,,
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I ,lS.5le i,>e;,I 81 s2s.2ss2S SS,uaty. ALI
1Ssct,'-> ts-e 500 T. ~ $eS>smtag more
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h:csi
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X ihA:et- ID .Ns.,e s:s.* II ;he Confed-
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;.r'n''ai!. rtcN :. -,s-,Es-s. Mrs John
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OpE< $:;r'ec&-y
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HENDE RSOS.

&+= 34-<c2-N. :. April Is CspeciaD.-
Rev Me--ca -, on the noon train
yesterday - attend The Presbytery at
NIrs:c=
TIE G=--:9- CLUB gave a Very enjoy
abe s=-1:21 3: Bu-well Hall last night.
re .4.S.Sa String Band furnished the
nuS-c --5S=w-l ;c1l: part were: Robt.
t-aSstis-- ":-1 Mss Hicks. of Virginia +;
y" : S.zc s!sy. with Miss Daisy Ste
phsns: NJ TrraUTe. Of Newark. y j..
WEI Miss E6az O'Neil: Julian Z. Ingle,
with Mss Pa; Lou Jones: Lex Davis.
WIFE Miss Sue Richards; l. Curtis Gary.
with Mss J=Ss!ca Smith: 4. ]. Mitchell.
Win Miss Sadie Taylor; Sidney Cooper.
with Miss Lila Tucker: C. Manson Footc,
N!tS Mss Carrie Wise OF Virginia; r.
O. Ware. with Miss Efie Weddin. Of
Greysto-e. 4. p. Strause. with Miss
Map@! Tsrhuns. OF Newark. y. j.; Babe
I-anie-. .: Oxford, with Miss Gregory. of
OXfort stays; Ed. Stephens. ]. H..
PaEharn W Parham, Fred Crews, of
oxford; Chap=rones: Mrs. Strause. Mrs.
RoHards. Mrs. Chavasse, Mrs Tucker.
AassenbuEg Hotel: r. p. Taylor. OK
ford. y. c: J. z. Young. city; Fl. II
Knott. Oxford. y. c.: Il. l.. Hardage,
Atlanta. Ga; =. w. Parham. Raleigh
y. G: r o. Cioulding. Birmingham. Ala. !;
w !. H F.akc. Washington. d. G.:
+. b Williams, Norfolk. Va Sam Har-
per. RICHMOND Va; II. b Watson
louisville. Ky: George w Carr. North
Carolina; 7. Rome, Liverpool. England:
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-16
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City n. c., April 15.-Mr.
Peter John, who has just completed a
medical course at the University OF
North Carolina is on II visit to his
brother, Rev. II. b. John, presiding ell
der of the district of the Methodist con-
ference of the State.
Mr.. John Wood. of Edenton. Is visiting
relatives here.
Rev. DIR. Il. II. Johnston is absent at
tending the Presbytery now in session at
Winston.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Love will leave
this afternoon for Washington. D. c.,
and make that city their home
The work on Fisher Greek is now near
ly completed.
Grhc weather continues unplcasantly
warm The new buildings in course of
erection on North Martin street are IL
great improvement in that part OF the
city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-16
W ISON.

Wilson. y. G.. April l4.-A1r. f.. A.
Nadal one OF Wilson'S most prominent
cit:zens, died yesterday afternoon AT
O'Clock Mr.. Nadal was for a long
time The president of the North Carroll
ma State Board OF Pharmacists. and az
the time o. his death was a leading drug
gi=t OF the city. He was also the Treas
urer OF the Building ana loan Associa-
ton, and was noted for his enterprise
and zeal in any movement which WAS
for the upbu:ld!ng of Wilson. He
leaves widow and one son. The Viz
ginian joins the many friends in eytend-
ing sympathy.
Mrs. Pharoh Bryant died Yesterday
morning at her home on Maplewood
avenue. She has been a sufferer for
some time. The intsrment was in she
Maplewsod Cemetery yesterday after
noon, Elder T.. D. Gold preaching IN.
funeral at the home ofthe family.
MI VIII Lee formerly of Wilson ,sf.
o-day !or Greenville, where ne IL with
]. +. Cherry a. Co. WIN
Mr. Il. Marion Wins,ead. formerly of
WIS II, but now of Newborn. was in rho
city this week FOR few days.
t.X-CohgFessman H. i. Chatham
cod passed through hers TODAY Iin
looks somewhat disc3n.olate anter tha
recent rendering of the verdict OF The
Elections committee No. 3 agains, hin,