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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-09-17
SUMMER VESTS.

New lot ladies' Summer Vests
lust received. We now have
all grades from sc, 10c, 15c, up
to a very fine silk undervest at 81.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-09-17
Towels.

We have some special good bars
gains in Turkish bath towels,
Large sizes at little prices.
Look through our stock and pick
them out. Price 15c, 25c, SOC and
Acc a pair.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-09-17
GOOD VALUE in MEMS SHOES.

We have 10 cases, $50 pairs solid
leather heavy brogan shoes, fully
worth $1.20 pair that will be sold
at only S1.00 pair.
Our stock of mems medium fine
shoes is also complete.
We offer some good bargains this
week in mems buff and veal calf
shoes at S1.25, 35 and $50. All
nice fresh stock.
Mems heavy oil grain shoes in
congress, lace and buckle Three
grades, all solid and good values.
Price $1.25, 1876 and 1.50.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-09-17
CORsETs.

The sales in our corset depart
ment more than doubled in the
past 80 days, Our corsets have
merit in them and the price is
right...,.n
R & G corsets at 75c, 81, 1.25.
R & G drab nursing corsets at
$1.00.
Featherbone corsets at SOC, Csc,
75c and 81 90.
An extra good corset for only SOC
Our corkets are warranted to
wear we'll aud give good satisfaOt~
ion.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-09-17
MEETINGS

Owen Church preaching 2nd. Sun
day in each month. Sunday School
every Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
Post SO, G. A. r., meets regularly
the End Saturday in each month, at
2: Up. m,
M. E, Church, colored, meetings
every Sunday,
Camp No. 7, Sons of Veterans, U.
s. A., meets End Saturday at 1. p. m.
Sequachee Valley News.
Published every Thursday.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-09-17
Suspenders.

We sell the two leading makes,
the Atwood and the Crown
Every pair pleases the weartr.,....
Atwood suspenders q 25c and
SOC.
Crown suspender1 @ SOC,
Mems and boy g suspenders of
other makes sc, l0c, 15c and 25c a
pair
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-09-17

A mai in Sequachee, they say,
Found chap in his orchard, one
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
COMING and GOING

John NJ. Taylor of Norfolk, is a guest
ut the st. james Hotel
Mrs l.. ID. Lester, of Christiansburg. is
a guest at the ST James Hotel.
Greed f. Davis, represen ting the Rich
mond Dispatch, was in the city ycster-
day.
Alfred Beckley and Turner Mcdowell.
of Fincastlc, were in the city yesterday.
r. p. Johnson,..of Wytheville, and :.
johnson, of Winston, n c., are regis
tered at the st. James Hotel,
w b. Moss went to Lynchburg ycster.
day on the noon train to spend SUNDAY
with relatives
G. Graham Anderson has returned from
nm extended business trip to philadel-
phia.
y. p. Staples went to Wythevlle yes
terday afternoon To visit his family, who
are spending che summer there.
:. :. Gale Ncnt to Christiansburg YES,
terday to SPEND Sunday with friends.
Miss Ole Moore. of Lynchburg. is in the
city visiting Miss Minnie Hopkins. on
Sixth avenue :. w.
W. T Penn and John Wood went tn
Crockett Springs yestc rday to spend sun
day.
J. ~. Anderson went to Shawsvile YES
ter@ty afternoon To spend Il few days with
relstives.
Miss Lorraine Crank, of Petersburg. is
IN the city visiting the family of T. c.
Nest on Campbell avenue.
j. F Barbour feft yesterday for Rich
mond on a business trip.
Eugene Hogan went to Huntsville ve<
terday to spend Il few days with relatives.
Hill Tucker, of the clerks Office. went
to Richmond yesterday to spend his rac,.-
ton with relatives
Rev. Leslie Cook Will preach n the
East Roanoke Baptist Church tonight at
s O'Clock
Mrs. A Fl. West, of Iynchb-rg. re-
turned 10 her home yesterday after a
pleasant visit.to her sister, Mrs. j. II.
Hartwe..
Miss Amanda Swavely has returned
from TWO weeks visit TO 4-iends in
Hampton, Va.
MsS. Kate Cash has gone u Hanover,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Lace Curtains.

beRlnnlne tomorrow we will dispose
OF she following Lsce Curtains. Ityou
wish to purchase it will pay you to
select from these lots:
81 pairs, yards long, at soc q pair,
10 pairs, yards long. as 75c a pair.
70 pairs, yards long, at 75c pair.
10 pairs yards long, at 81 pair.
IL pairs, yards long, at 81 q pair.
IA pairs, 31S yards long, at Sl.25a pair
10 pairs, 3}6 yards long, a,Sl.5os pair
ii pairs. 81 yards long, at 81 500 psir
8 p"irs, 3H yards long, al So a pair.
IS pairs, 81 yarde long, at 50 pair.
Aiso small. lot odd pairs curtains rang.
ing In value from 81 to IS pair. Will
Do sold very cheap.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02

Pa, To attend the funeral VI her sist,r-in
law, Mrs. Helen Eek, OF that city.
Miss NJ. w. Blankenship. of pet.rs
burg, is visiting her brother. Cant :, G.
Blankenship on West Salem avenue
Chas. IL. Smith and + S Hutter. of
Lyhchours, were i'll the city yesterday.
Miss Lena Hart, the principal of the
shorthand department of the National
business College, left yesterday morning
Tor Nashville to spend her. vacation.
+. II. billiard, an attorney from Rocky
Mount, passed through the city Yesterday
EN- route to his home from Wytheville.
DIR. [. c. Price, of Franklin county.
VINO has been in the city for several DAYS,
Jet Tor his home yesterday.
Miss Mary Price of Franklin county.
is in the city visiting the Misses Shelor
on Seventh avenue :. W.
J. c. Swash, of LynchburG. who las
been in the city for several DAYS. left yes
tcrday for Fincastle, Where he Will spend
Sunday. >''>'
j: f. Reed, formerly 3nokkccpcr at Ho-
tel Roanoke, now inapager of the Blue
field Inn, was in thr city Yesterday.
Miss Bessie y. IIardaway, of Crewc.
Va, who has been visiting her uncle.
John Tucker, of this city, left for her
home yesterday on the noon train. accom-
panied by her--cousin. p. Hill Tucker. de
putty clerk of the .hustings court, who
Will remain at Crewe and vicinity II week
or moro.
j. :. Grayatt has returned from Black
Walnut. Cluster Springs, where he has
been on a visit to his family.
Mrs. j. ID. Tanner. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Thomhiu and family. on Dale
avenue, returned to .her home in Lynch
burg yesterday.
Miss Cora b. Vest aud Joseph c
Vest, daughter and son 1T Officer j. \.
Vest, left Yesterday afternoon for Arsro.
mattox or i months Visit to relatives Snd
friends,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02

Look we'll al this list-,here are MANY
small things you need There's a sav.
inR OF money at our notion counter.
o'lnch Unbreaksble Rubber Combs.
the 15c sort, for Ice.
inch Rubber Combs, extra hesvy
BACK, unbreakable, 15c; the regular Csc
XII ~'0
9-iuch extra heavy Rubber Combs.
worth nowhere less than 4Oc, cnly 25o.
Good Tooth Brushes Sc each.
All Bristle Tooth Brushe.. 1Oc and
~ Lee -0o Oh"
Finest Tooth Brushes, zoe and csc.
Good Nail Brushes, wide side bristles
only 10c; worth 17c.
Patent Hooks and Eyes with the
hump. four dozen for Sc.
Polished Cedar Lead Pencils. rubber
tips. only SC dozen.
courtyard spools Kings Cotton. SC.
belongs Hooks and Eyes, two dtz.n
9.inch Wbalebones, Sc a dozen.
Witch Kloth." the best thing IN
earth for cleaning silver and other
metals, 15c and csc apiece. TRY it.
Crawfords pure Flax Flourisbino
Thread, 4c skein.
Clark's Crochet Cotton. all colors, Sc
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Domestic Department.

Special prices for Monday-one day
only.
Barker Mills yard-wide Bleached
Muslin, real value Sc, for only 5Ic
Lancaster Mills Ginghams, all styles
and colors, 5c-M Mondays special sale.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Muslin,
only 64c-Monday' special
American Indigo Cslicoes, Axe.
5000 yards good quality BleAched
Muslin. worth 64c, for &C.
Bsst grade Black and White Caiicoes,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
India Linens.

just opened. big lot OF special vale
ues In indis Linens for shis week
One lot fine Sheer India Linen, 80
inches wide, TO go at loo. Actual value
is l2Hc.
600 yards fac Sheer India Linen.
good value a. other stores for l7c This
goes for only 12Ho.
500 yards extra fine India Linen, we'll
worth csc. To 90 at only lie.
goo wards 40 inch India Linen Great
big value at Ice
Finer grades 40 inch India Linen st
12Hc and l5c
Another lot Linen Colcred India
Linen-shis week, fine and sheer, ou!y
l2Ho.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
FIRE INSURANCE.
LAWRENCE s. DAVIS

Represents the following old line &C upan,es:
Lonton: North British and Mcrcantilc. of Kdin
burg Norwich Union. OF England. New York
OnS erwiters. OF New York; Phiadoip hia Under
National. OF Edinblrg. -N
Prompt attention given TO any business en-
ttlsted TO my care
'ofice: No. Campbell avenue ", rear Com
nercal Na,ionE. Bank Al I'm
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Blue Denims for OveraIls

We are now prepared TO meet the
demands Of our friends for Blue Denims
Tor overalls. Coed. honest goods here.
20 pieces Extra Quality Blue Denim,
would be good va4ue at 15c, for only
19Hc.
90 pieces medium weight at only o.;
real good 1Oc quality
pieces ounce extra heavy, worth
zoe. for only 15c.
Fnll stock OF Cottonade for mems
ana boys pants, l0c, l2Ho, 15c and zoe.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
More White Ducks.

We have just opened new lot OF
pretty and stylish White Duc<s for this
weeks trade.
10 pieces lovely Basket Weave" the
fad OF the season, only l2 Lee.
20 pieces fine White Duck, In the
lovely linen fnish-looks just like
linen-12 1-2c.
Lovely Navy Blue Duck, the hnes.,
IL Lee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Linen Department.

9n~inch best Linen Shooting 81 yard
As inch best Pillow Case Linen so,
a.yard.
45-tnch finest Embroidery Linen, 75c
g yard.
Is inch Bleached Monte Linen, 25o
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02

just received new Lowell Gicycle.
Call and see 1t. It's & nice one Yost-
Forrer Co., aoXt postoRice.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Scrim for Curtains

600 yards good Scrim for Curtains,
SV inches vide, only &c. Worth Sc 10
&c a. other stores.
<s-inch best grade Scriu Sc. Worth
l0c
Pretty Red, Blue or Gold Striped
Scrim for only Sc. Very stylish.
Fines: "Eusmipe' Scrin. in lovely
stripes OF blue, gold or red, worth tic.
for i2Hc
bess quality plain serim, round
thread, 12hc
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Chenille Table Covers.

Fly finest quality. heavy A Che
nile Table Covers, beautiful rich pat
terms, the most desirable thing for a
small centre table, 60 go at sos each.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Remnants White Goods,

We will place on our counters Monday
morning an elegant assortment OF Rem
nant White Goods (about 500 yards in
the iot). lndis Linens. Diusisies. S.riued
sra Checked Main ooks, Plsid Muslins,
&c Some fine goods nnlopg them. a
great opportunity for supp ying the li5-
tie ones. They are mainly small dainty
patterns Early callers always get the
Z aoicest things. Yards ana price plainly
marked on each piece. Call at White
Goods Counter. rear OF store, ess. sido
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Mosquito Net.

We sre still selling the bess grsde
Mosquito Net at Sc yard-white end
ell coloIs and black.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Gents Corner.


Gents Silk Carriers only 1Oc pair
Gents Seamless Fast Black Half
Hose, worth l21c, for only Sc pair
Gents Seamless "hutomatic" Halt
Hose (thtrd csse just opened), only Sc;
cheap at l2Hc.
Gents Fast Black Seamless Half
Bose. made from fine haco yarn, only
l2Nc; actually good 90c stocking
so doZen Gents Unlaundered White
shirts, linen fronts. reinforced back
ana front-a good soc shirt-to be sold
for only 39c each
Gems fine Negligee Shirts, laun-
aered' detachable collsrs and cuffs. re-
duced to soc 10 close Gus.
Gents best Overalls, only SOC pair.
Boys Laundered Negligee Shirts, acc
Boys Natural Knee Drawers, csc
pair
Ladies Black Satin Sick Bows, l9c
etcn; worth csc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
White Gooe:s.

New White Orgsndies, two yards
wide, st 39c and soc.
Zig line OF Plain Swisses. jus. opened,
loc' l2Ac. TIC, zoe, 25c, Sc q and SOC.
Imperial Long Clo,h lee ward. or
81 IS for l2 yard piece.
Finest grade Long Closh, 12 1-a:
yard.
Big los Soft Plain Nainsooks, 12 1. &c,
l7c, 20c, G2c csc and 33c.
56-i'ch Dotted Muslin fer Curtains,
in the stylish big do.s, 12 lee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-02
Isn't Ii Delightful

TO SIT on A SHADY PIAZZA IN A cool
AND COMFORTABLE BIG EASY CuAiR-oNE
OF THESE $500 CHAIRS OF OURS, FOR IN
STANCE. JUST AS CONVENIENT AND COM
PORTABLE INDOORS AS oUT-ALwAYS SER
VlCEABLE AND COOL. You MIGHT DROP IN
AND LOOK THEM OVER II YOU'RE DOWN
THIS WAY. THEN WE HAVE OTHERS THAT
ARE PlETTiER For y TRlFLE MORE. .rs-
VERY TRULY YOURS: ps~,
Cincinnati! InstaIment Co.,
Salem Ave- and Commerce St.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-26
4 HoRsn ~ 4 rlnLD or FIFE.
Road Machines for Mecklenburg-Ihorpe
Contest Case.

BOYDTON. VA. Feb. Especial T.
While the wind was high yesterday nIe
broke ont IN a field adjacent 10 ine ,oWi,'
in which colored man had his morse
turned ont.
There was good deal o.. broom-straw
and other lrf'ammable material lh tHt
enclosure The horse became panic
stricken and rushed 20 his stable, when
was in the field. and after remaining III
10 a short time. came out. hut returned
in a. few minutes. and there stald unlli
the stable was badly burned and he him-
self SO badly burned that ne dled soon
after coming out Of the stable. Iherc
was no one at the colored mans house
al the time of the fire.
The Board Of Supervisors of this county
met here yesterday The WORKING OF
the county roads was discussed, and two
of the supervisors decided 10 buy road
machines Tor their district. II these
machines prove "a success 10 Is very prom
able that al eight OF the districts in
the county will adopt the plan Tor work
ing their roads.
Hon. w. r. McKinney's seat IN CON
gress, left here yesterday for Washing
ton. In IS not thought here that Mr..
Thorp is as confident Of having as iaNof-
able report as he was some Few weeks
since when the argument was made be-
fore the committee Of the House. as the
committee seems not TO Dee I'm any hurry
in reporting tho case favorablY Tor Mf.
Thorp. as he had hoped they would do.
hear that 30 rs expected the com
mttee will make their report very soon,
and Mr.. Thorp has gone on 20 Washing
ton i'm expectation of g.
Mr. G. u. Parks has purchased the
stock of hardware OF Mr.. c. a. Brown.
and will conduct the business az the Old
stand.
The weather mere IS beautiful. now
and the farmers are hard AT work pre-
pairing their lands for the spring crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-26
TWO COUPLES MARRIED.
uaNCHEsTER UIs THE scLNL or
rUOHOuE pEDDINGS LAST NfGH T.
M,Ncursrrr BUREAU RICHMOND llnrs'

MANCHESTER BTNT Az lINHhoNn ihA'f
No. 1921 Hull SrEi.g. BIA1uL BLOCH
A.prcity wedding took place az 6 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon at tho residrnc, OFT
Mr. Samuel Meyer. on tuli street gu
Ella SarVette. a sister OF Mts. -. N.ht'i
OF this city, becoming The bride OF Ml.
-. Harfef.
rhe house was prettily decorated Tor
the occasion. and therc was large "'
tendance OF the friends and relative %
the bride and groom, poih from Sii"'
chester and Richmond.
The bride was becomiugly atured ln
handsome dress of Wnlie sanh. ih' CT
emony WAS impressircly performed nt
Rabbi Philip. %. idcnmond, aiier Nl..n
the invited guests sat down To a'"''
Thr evening was spent n danciiS,
which continued mtl late do tne mug
The bride is a popular ies,Drn' Oh i.,is
CITY. where She has many ill'nn7' MitN
tho groom lis Engaged Do nu- ness az '.'
corner of Thirteenth and liWl Siir't''
and Is we'll known in ihiS % MN
At o'clock last night Mf NJ huhl'
Davis and Miss Mary Monkey N'.' "''
,ici an The residence OF The BRIDES na.
rents Tho wedding was pretty aN'
tasteful affair.
GRAND MASTER To sPEAN.
A. the meeting of Henderson llNf,
NJ. 1OJ. J. -. -. T., tomorrow I,-'.
Grand Master llill Montague WIZ
present ana make iN AN.tt .r...f
isdre This lodge meets lu lon'N . iit.'
and 10 extends cordial lnNI .ttiD' '
members of sister LODGES to he l'a
Alr. and Mrs. j. w. crash "atN
tgmnathv of the community M the ie1
~ thelr infant child. Esteiia Lee, Mu'
iisd s.rlv Yesterday morning az hti p.
-4rfs' residence. SO 1913 Semmes 7ll'''
The funeral VIII take place l,ii' -.i
noon from tle residence at
The irtermeat VIII Doe made DID Na"l'
The rIsfires Court. after transactine
, some chaucory business, adJouihti 9''
terday for the term ,ns 80 An
Tho funeral of the infant chlld oi Ail
and Ms Io-eph T. crOwder took place
nj 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon o. D',
IA. residence of los parents, ON .il
street between Everett and Maury' l"'
nterment was boa Mauiy cemetery
BRIEF MENTION
Mrs. G.. vs.. Friend is detained at nome
,rb~ Iosonh b.. Johnston Camp of Con-
Tolerate Veterans viii meet In the afu-
nrv of the Manchester Hfa2s lo-H'i 'N"
nieht instead of Friday night, as n'i'-
M Ms Grimes will give an informal hop
a. the members OF her dancing school H-
leader Hail next Tuesday nlSnt
Nlr. David l.. Pulliam VIII deliver an
other one of the series of lectures o.
: ne .Rritish Church at Medde-Memoilti
H. Weiineton Brands. who has been
very sick for the past wees Dr. 'l".i''
Fir John r.. Ahern has returned IRON
! Greensboro y. g.. where he has been ioi
i, Nr Robert ". Criddle has ieturnf
from business trip, and VIII ne ".''
Ms Miss Win Flournoy is confined 10 Do.
home. corner Eleventh ana 9i'.N'
streets. p} SICKNESS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-26
Edgar u. Nyc's Funeral.

FLETCHER. y. c., Feb. 2j.-Nearly
three hundred people crowded Calvary
Episcopal church 20 pay their last tribute
Of respect 10 Edgar W Nye
The altar and chancel were draDed
with evergreens. the work of ncighbors.
The services were conducted by Rev. "a.
II. Phelps. assisted by Rev. Thomas
Wetmore. The pall-bearers We're Or.
". ID. Hillard, +. j. McKissick. oliver
Ruuedge. Or. G.. W. Fletcher, r. Il.
Blake. and W. T.. Breese.
The casket was loaded with flowers
and the sides of the grave We're lined
with evergreens. The grave is beneath a
large white-pine, and beside that of Nye's
child. Mr.. Mitchell. the brother-in-law
Of Mrs Nye, arrived last night from
Chicago.
Mrs. Nye was not able to attend the
funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-26
SIERTFFS IN SESSION.
They Desire the Passage of Senator Boy
kin's Bill.

Kin : Bill.
The sheriffs of the state OF virginia
held q convention at FOrds Hotel III
this city, yesterday. .,,.,
There was a very large Attendance anu
the body was I'm session practically an
dav As a result an organization OF Ut %
p-inia sheriffs and sergeants was perfected
with the following officers \. I, W a az
Of Augusta county. president. j. W VII
liams. of SOUTHAMPTON county, hIst VIC
nresldent. T. i. Iillet city sergeant OF
Roanoxe second president, anu
sheriff Simon solomon, OF hehrlco county
secretary and treasurer.
Mr. Williams said when seen last night
that the purDOrt of the resolutions Drawn
nm and adopted by the organization was 10
,eF Tor the repeal Of the bill submitted
nv the sDecial committee on the reduc-
lion of criminal expenses, and approved
Ianuarv 30 1896, which derives the
sheriffs of their long established privilege
of bringing their prisoners 10 the State
nenitentiarv at the expense or the STATE,
Giving Them the pleasure OF an occasional
visit TO the capital. The new law pro-
,-ides that the cOnVicts be sent Tor by inc
Sunerintendent OF the Penltenuary Ihty
viii further ask for the passage or the
biu introduced in the Senate yesterday
by Senator X. j.. Boykin, repsalns tit
new law. Mr.. Williams stated that u
had always been the duty OF the sherins
TO bring their prisoners TO the penlten-
tiarv and they wished TO continue 10 90
tbfs al no more cost TO the state than
would be allowed by the recenty-adopted
hill. lie thought, in view or TINS fact
mat the ancient prerCgatiVc Of the sheriff
should not be taken from him.
The sheriffs adjourned last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-26
4 ROBBER CtUGHT.
lie is Arrested ON the Evidence of 2.
Check.

Check.
WICOMICO CHURCH. VA, Feb. r.
special.-On the 9th of November 1885,
the bar-rOOm of Mr.. j j. Cram. Z Nil
marnock. Va. was broken into and
robbed Of between 500 ami 500. An org
the money was a check for so. -ihcht
ten days ago a negro living H. the "if h.
borhood Of Wicomico Church, Va. by the
name of Robert Crosby, presented tie
lost check OF 500 TO Mr.. Harry f"relt-
son. a merchant on WicomicO over. and
asked Mr.. Robertson TO cash il
Mr. Robertson carefully noted the cafe
amount. payec. and drawer OF the check,
and refused TO cash H. but promptly COM
municatcd with Mr. Cram. The fc' ult
was that Robert Crosby was a.rtsted.
Jailed at Lancaster Courthouse, en- on
Monday last the jury brought IN true
bill against him.
Last Friday night the bar-room Of
Mr. Cooney Harding, at kilmarnock. was
broken into and $l2j and a pistol taken
therefrom. Suspicion pointed to one
AlonzO Palmer OcOlored. He was ar
rested. and ACKNOWLEDGED the theft. and
took the officer down In the woods where
he had $GO.2 concealed. and tie stolen
pistol Tho balance Of the Money he
had spent and given away, End ON Mon
day last the grand jury, at lancaster
Courthouse. found d true bill AGAINST
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-26
MISS FLdGLER FOUND GUILTY.
Sentenced to Three Hours in Jail and TO
PaN Il Iinn of 5000.

WASHINGTON. j. c.. Feb. p. Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Flagler. daughter Of Gen
eraI ID. ". Flagler. chief of ordnance.
United States Army. pleaded guilty to
involuntary manslaughter in the Crimi-
nal Court Of the District of Columbia to-
day, and was sentenced to pay fine OF
$500 and three hours imprisonment IN
the District jail.
After sentence had been passed to-day,
Miss Flagler. accompanied by her father
and other friends. went TO the marshal's
Office, and waited a few minutes until
the commitment papers were made out.
These formalitics being concluded. Gen.
Flagler paid the fine TO the marshal, ana
Miss Flagler. in charge OF baiiiu, and
accompanied by her aunt, drove 10 the
Jail in her fathers private carriage. fol-
lowed by General Flagier. At $3.50 Z. NJ.
the warden notified her that. her term
OF imprisonment having expired she was
at liberty TO 20 her way. She was short
liz afterwards removed by her friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-26
NIX. JULIAN BHrANT SCORED.
The Trades Council Displcased at His OPP
uo.ition to Their Bills.

The regular meeting Of the Central
Trades and Labor Council was held In
Tilett's Hall last night President J. Il.
Dohcrty IN tho chair. After the usual
routine work was disposed Of, the report
of tho Legislative Committee was taken
up.
The action Of the Legislature in dis
missing without discussion or vote. two
of the bills introduced by organized labor
was sharply criticised by the memscrs OF
the council
Resolutions were passed expressing dis
approval Of the McRae bill for lengthenlng
the work hours of females and minors in
factories.
The course Of Hon. Julian Bryant, in
antagonizing the Trades Councils bills,
of which he had agreed TO become the
patron and 10 vote for and support in
every way, was denounced in strongly
worded resolution, the concluding para
graph of which is as follows:
Resolved. That the Central Trades and
Labor Council of Richmond and vicinity,
i'm meeting assembled. hereby places its
seal OF condemnation upon the cOwardy
conduct Of the Hon. Julian Bryant in
betraying the trusts reposed in him by
organized labor as the patron Of its bills
bearing on convict labor