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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11
LADIES' OUTING SKIRTS

at prices less than cost Of material.
Black Mohalr Skirts. 6 yards wide,
lined through. $i9S value, for sZ.bo.
black Figured Mohair skirts, fun width,
for SlS5
Handsome Black Sicilan Skirts, perfect
shape. for $3.50.
Fancy Cheviot Skirts. that sold for $6.@
and $3.50. now $.
Separate Duck skirts. I'm light and dark
colors extra fnll, for Csc.
Washable Linen and Russian-Crash
skirts. full width SG.
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NEW WASH GOODS.

Many goods going at positively
half-yes, less than halt regular
prices.
There's a heap of money to be
saved by buying in this depart
ment to-day.
3 cases Fine French Dlmities. pretty
colored effects never before offered Tor
less than II 1-2c but you can Duy
them to-day for ( 3-4c 49,,
2 cases Of Fine French Orsa,nl9nieas' t iII
usual 81 1-2c quality, for IS 2-5c.--ah
new printings.
2 cases of very best Navy-Blue Prints
never before sold for less than Lie,
but you can have them to-day TOT &c.
10 cases Fine English DUCK Sulllue, "a
all the leading cOlOrings, never SOFA
for less than Is 2-3c., to-day lie.
cases Defender Batiste, all new PRINT
French Woven Dotted Swiss. light
grounds pretty colored dots 10 Zoe
quality. to-day S SAC.
Best lac. Apron Bingham, to-day l--c.
Al Il 12c. Percales for to-day "-ic'
A manufacturers sample stock
of Ribbon on sale here to-day at
prices less than their cost IN
making.
p bolts Of Fine 3-inch Fancy Dresden
and Persian Ribbon, worth &c. a yard
tO-days price s l-5c. yard.
S-inch Fancy Narlegated SASH RlbDoHS'
cost A5c 10 import. to-day's price 29c.
7-inch Sash Ribbon. I'm all the leading
shades. worth SOC. a yard, to-day
price lSc
Fancy Dresden Betting, lie. a yard.
Hundreds Of other Ribbon Bargains TOO
numerous TO mention.
MEMS FURNISHINGS SPECIALS.
Mems and Rows French Chambray
Negligee Shirts. with all the merits or
"A dollar shirt grade. 50c.-ah sizes
Mems and Boys Laundered Neghgee
Shirts with separate collars ana cuHs;
all neat. pretty effects, all sizes, good
81 value for 15c.
Mems Otis Balbriggan Shirts dong or
short sleeves and Drawers, best 52c.
value ever shown. for 23c.
The usual 75c. Check Muslin Shirts and
Drawers for dOc.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ CHURCH-HILL DWELLING
AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY. JUNE NTH.

on THURSDAY. JUNE nth.
az G O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises. I viii
sell that MOST DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING. 40. 27O6 east Grace street,
the former residence of @. ID. larus Esq
The lot fronts q feet. and extends back
80 feet TO a wide alley. The residence
contains nine rooms. with wide hail
through centre. ON first floor there H.
commodlous chamber. with dressing-room
and bathroom attached. besides parlors
diniug-room. sc. The kitchen IS de-
tached a few feet. with covered way be-
tween The stable has accommodations
FOR four horses and three vehicles. and
a large Uving-room. The convenience5
named above together with the largo
front and rear yards, with fine old shade
trees therein make this an ideal home.
children need not be taken 20 the coun-
try I'm the hot months. when they have
such comforts around them al home.
TERMS: VIII be made most liberal,
If desired T.. a CAIi-lNt
ie AuCtlOnccr
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REST. REST.

ole declared that the atoning sacriiice
NJ Christ was his only trust, and when
his Lord and the ANGELS came they loui,u
him ready, saying with his part
ing breath, Rest, rest
"Surrounded by his loved family, ne
fell asleep in Jesus at lV'5l J. ~ 1ull'
Q 1896. and so closed life complete. pure
Cbristlilxc like which but few are known
in a generation. 80,
"Dr. Campbell was one Of eight chill
dren-Alexander Campbell; Professor John
l., Campbell. LII d. Of Washington ana
Lee University. lexington; Mr.. James
Campbell Mrs Sarah Hagan; Miss Esther
Campbell. Of Harrisonburg Va, Mrs il.
A. Humphreys OF Texas, ana the Rev.
pr Samuel Campbell, also OF Texas
The last three survive. He leaves his
wife. three sons-Rev. W. S. Campbell.
Mr.. Irving T. Campbell. both Of this city;
Professor l.. l. Campbell of Clinton Col
lege. South Carolina. and Mrs. c. r..
Camden and Miss Carrie Lee Campbell, OF
Richmond.
"Dr. Campbell held many places Of trust
and honor IN the Church. He was al least
five times member Of the General As
eembly. was moderator Of the Synod Of
Virginia. often moderator Of presby-
terry. and was stated clerk OF the
Presbytery of East Hanover for twenty
seven years.
"The degree of II. d was conferred
upon him in 1883 by Washington and Lee
University. When elected moderator Of
the synod. the venerable DIT. Pryor, who
nominated him. said he was the one man
whom he would follow blindfold.' His
brethren in the ministry as well as the
private members of our churches. reposed
the most unbOunded confidence I'm his
Judgment, while they all loved him for
his piety, his talents. his learning, his
grace as a writer. his soundness ana
power as a preacher Of the Gospel. his
undaunted courage. and his gentle heart
"The removal Of the grand figure Of
the Rev. Or. William A. Campbell leaves
vacancy IL will be hard TO fill in society,
the Church. and the State"
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W NTE,D.

TO SELL LOTS or INSIDE LAND
Company I'm the city of Newport News.
Va Best investment I'm the State. Lowest
prices and liberal terms.
SMITH q BAILEY, General Agents.
Office Rooms So and IS Chamber OF Com
merce. 1e elm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

Vocal teacher Just arrived Slgnor
CANPOBELLO. late baritone of Ameri-
cas- standard opera. Summer terms.
Iampertrs school Address W -. Moses
q CO.'S and NJ. Il. Ramos & Co.'S music
stores SignOr Campobell) desires church
position, either as leader or In choir.
my lT-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

AN EXPERIENCED SETTLED NURSE
for infant. Must come we'll recommended.
Apply at 40l east Clay street. Je l-lt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

By John r. Goadln A. Co..
"ea' Estate Agents ana Aucn.neos
Bank and Eleventh str.,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

BY j Thompson Brown q CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
lib Main street.
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W ANTE,D.
WANTED.

A GOOD COOK TO GO IN THE COUN-
try. Must be well recommended. Call al
No i south Adams street. Je lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

By virtue OF certain deeI or .....
mond Chancery Court. ln Dr.f.
a. page 3iy default having n,.r r...
payment of the debt secured fr..
being required so 90 do Iv r..
ciary. / shall sell at public a......
the premises on t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11
JUNE IL. 1896.

Continuous crowds cannot be
drawn without merit. Our selling
is the talk of the public-our COM
petitorS alike. Look how busy the
Peoples Store will be today.
Come, mingle with the crowd and
partake of these great bargain offer
inOs.
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AUCTION sALEs-ruture M.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is sOr.p 4,,..
TAHEs FOR THE CURRENT Ctf'.'i,.-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE pam r....'''
KAiA by TIE VENDOR AND Ti..
VENDEE. ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11
BY J. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.

fT7TT5TTE5 AUCTION SALE or
L BAR AND FIXTURES, STOCK, LIQUORS,
&C-By virtue OF a deed OF trust from
John Murphy 70 the undersigned. trus-
tee. duly recorded In the Chancery Court
of the city OF Richmond, 1 Will sell at
No. PIG east Main street
THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1895,
commencing an 1890 a. NJ. Bar-Counter.
and Bar Fixtures, Decanters, Classes
Mirror. Beer-P Pump. lot Liquors, Wines,
etc lot Cigars and Cigarettes. Tobacco
Tables and Chairs and a general assort-
ment OF Household Furniture
TERMS. cash. JAS. II. RUSSELL,
Trustee.
]. H. Valentine. Auctioneer. ie l0-zt
BY George ". Mayo, Auctioneer,
9p and "a north Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

Statesmen TO CARRY OUR GOODS
as side line Few samples, good sellers,
popular with trade. Some are making SO
10 so per month with them
CHERAW kNITrING-MlLlS
10 1l-lt Cheraw, 5 G..
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,
WANTED,

PROPERTY TO STORE:
Insurance and advances on same, #
desired. Address Box 2l9 je l0-7t
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SALE

HANDSOME AND EfIgrRrvrr...
TED WEST GRACE-Srr' r'. Ne
RESIDENCE. 40 I0.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE or grt.... -
NV I'm HARRISON AND "r-
RlLAND STREETS
BY AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

ALL ORDERS FROM OUR FRIENDS
and others while away from the city du-
ring the summer will receive prompt and
careful attention
THE WAGNER DRUG CO.
Druggists and Pharmacists;
also. German and French Pharmacists.
le lV-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated April
.. 1895 from Frank T.. Kelly and VIE
to the undersigned trustees. duly recorded
In the Clerk Office Of HenricO county
Court. Deadlock li2 \. page 3il. 10 see
cure the payment Of q certain bond there
I'm mentioned. and default having been
made and being required by the bene-
ficiary so 20 do. we will sell at public auc-
tion. on the premises. ON
THURSDAY, JUNE il, 1896 AT $50 =. NJ,
the PROPERTY described I'm said deed
AS follows. "All that lot of land with inn
provements thereon. lying and being in
the county OF Henrico, on the southwest
corner Of Twenty-seventh and ) streets.
and fronting on Twcnty-seyenth street W
feet. and back between parallel lines 40
feet
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale
and S3416g0. balance due on said bond.
and the remainder in six and twelve
months. interest added, and secured by
JULIUS STRAUS
W. j. WESTWOOD,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & Co.. Auctioneers.
fp6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

ORGAN. BAR MIRROR, SHOW
~ CASE. HOUs EHOLD FURNITURE. &C,
At AUCTION.-I will sell az my auction
house at 1880 \. NJ
TODAY CTHURSDAY), JUNE H. 1896
one Parlor Suit brocatelle and plush.
oak Chamber Suits. WardrOhes. &c;
one Very Fine CaryCd-Oak Cabinet-Case
l3-Stop organ;
Tables. Showcase and Counter ROCK
ers. Chairs. Mating Washstards, Re
frigeratOrs and lce-Chests. Bullets, &c,
one S-foot Walnut-Frame Bar-Mlrr0r
lot of Richmond-mad Cigars. and a va
riety of miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
feu AuCtl0neer
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LADIES' OUTING DRESSES.

skirts. full width. N-gl
LADIES' OUTING DRESSES.
Tailor-Made Outing Suits. made of the
new stylish Russian crash trimmed
with buttons and inserting. for 8,
Very Swell Grass-Linen suits for S.75.
White Pique, Duck, and Linen-Crash
Suits. all sizes and lengths.
Going to take a dip in the ocean?
If so, take a peep at our bathing
dresses for Ladies and Misses. All
New, Fresh, and Stylish Effects,
Mohair or Serge, from 75c. to $3.50.
CoHEN's GREAT JUNE CLEARING.
IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
more substantial reasons why you
always see the largest throngS Of
shrewd shoppers in this bright bar
gain centre. No matter what you
see advertised elsewhere it can
always be had at Cohen's for less.
Large Hammered Walters. brass or
nickel finished. a good &c. value. for
&C. each.
Eiectric-Hoop Cedar wash-Tubs, worth
Sc. 10. 39c each.
3-Burner On-Stoyes. with cast-irOn base,
worth 81 10. for SOC each.
Double Burner Nickel-Finished Gas
Stoves. &c. each, worth more than
double.
Japanned WaterinF.Pots. &c. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
l l-2-quart Granite-irOn Conee-Pots.
worth &C, for &C. each.
Granite-lron Preserving Kettles for &c.
each.
Asbestos Stove-M Mats, lc. each, worth &c.
FOR ALL DAY
The largest size of Granite Iron Tea
Kettles made worth 81 So FOR SOC. each.
Nickel-Plated Tea or Coffee Pots. with
copper bottoms, for SOC. each. worth
CSC.
THE COHEN co.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

Visitors to New York wishing Select
PRIVATE BOARD can find first-class ac-
commodatiOns by the week, with southern
family one block from Central Park
Convenient TO cars. References Address
Mrs. FULENWIDER. l0G west Sixty
ninth street my 2i-Su& Th3W'
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
4 OF THAT
DESiR inLE TNO-STORN DETtCu.
ED BRICK RE>IDENCE.

W. -NW-s
on THE NORTH SIDE on FRANKLIN
STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY-EIGHTH AND
TWENTY-NINTH STREETS
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE.
LIBBY HILL OR MARSHALL pA.l
In execution OF the provisions or a. ,.-.
tain deed. dated January SD f1. .rI
duly recorded in Richmond Cham.
Court, l will offer for sale. 0u tn. ....
misses, ON
TUESDAY. JUNE l6. 1898.
at o'clock T. NJ. the above TRULY
VALUABLE RESIDENCE. which r.s
been built only a few years. aud Is r.r.
tainly one of the most pleasantly situated
residences in the East End overlooking
the park and James river. The dwelling
contains about eight rooms. pantry hn
etc. and has an the most modern ..r-
venicnces, stable on rear OF l0t rI.
property has a frontage on 81 faet .rf
runs back about $50 feet 20 wide a''-.
TERMS. Liberal. and announce 81.
sale. II. 4. MCIHnI
De- 10. Trustee
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WANTED.

MORE GOLD FOR STOVES. TIN ROOF.
ing. Plumbing, and Gas-Fitting. Rubber
Gas-Pipng, and Large Gas-Stoves. Case
line l5c No discount on silver, at
LEIDYS STONE-HOUSE. 1909 east
Franklin street. Phone. 1868. my 3l-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

BY Z. A. Catlin. Auctioneer,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11
THE COHEN CO.
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

WANTED.
GOOD BARRIERS. PAY THE BEST
wages I'm the city BY Richmond White
BARRIERS Company, 1910 east Main street.
fe lf-lts
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field because there was no available ma
teriai left, DIR. Campbell accepteu' III
February. 1894, the office OF general asen'
OF the Virginia Bible Society, 10 WHICH
he was called by the Board OF Manager
After the death Of the secretary, Mr.. i.
I. n xvalford last winter, the duties OF
that office were also laid upon MIN. lie
exnended incredible labors In his efforts to
d,ssenninate the Word Of God throughout
the state putting the work OF the So
ciety upon q solid basis, but his work was
nearing its end. and a dutfui son had -
be called 20 his fathers help in the Blpie
cause.
HIS LAST ILLNESS
'sDr. Campbell was taken sick In octo-
her 1896. with a disorder which was ues-
tined 10 end his life. Though confined the
cro.,er mart Of his time TO his house, ne
SIM labored with his pen. In writing ek-
noeitions for the Earnest Worker. me
undav-school Teachers Magazine. IN
conducting by correspondence the DUST
ness OF the Bible Society. and Tn an en-
terprise very dear 10 his heart. the 1hl-
versal Arbitration and Peace Assoeiauoii.
Some of his writings for the ha,h.Sf
Worker are still 10 be published anu tne
day before he died he gave directions lot
forwardinr petitions for arbitration
treaties through DR. Darby, the secretary
In Iondon. TO the various governments OF
Europe DIR. Campbell was chairman OF
tho Executive Committee Of the Noro
Peace Conference. 1900, 60.
"The day before the end he PRAYED IoI
each member of his family III tuih' an
gave directions 10 his family concern
Inc ali his affairs. IN prospect OF de-
narture with calm courage and In per-
feet trust. 20
Ills life was ebbing fast. but ne re-
aarded death with absolute composure'
Tie had not experienced much bodily pam
his principal trouble was his inablltS 10
work. the inconvenience TO whicn ne
might subject those who lovingly aainln
istered 20 him, and the loss they WouiI
sustain in his removal ne never seei ~
90 b.va had n doubt I'm his religious lie
from childhood. and during these last
davs as he neared the verge his face was
radiant with the light Of the eternal sun
rise.
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF
ONE FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
AND
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS
SOUTHWEST CORNER TWENI l.
SEVENTH AND S STREETS.
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WANTED.
WANTED.
MANTEn.

POSITION BY REGISTERED PHARMA-
cist Good references. Address DRUG
GIST. Dispatch office. Je u--V
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J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers
les
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-03
Publications Received.

The August Magpie. published at
charlottesville. Va, opens with a pretty
little poem by John r. Tabb, THE Cat
hract. There is some erse to. or ather
at. Stephen Crane. some lines "To a
Piatonic Friend" by Carrie b. Bour-
land. and clever bit by w. a. Slaugh-
ter. The first prose article is. "rhe De-
cline of Bunbury." a newspaper story of
politics and degeneration. by NJ. M.
Mann. The Green Chartrcuse," by
Mabel Warren Sanford. handles a rather
delicate topic delicately. while The Phi
losophy of Camping Out" teaches how
cleanliness in the matter of forks "a en-.
tiTely commendable"
Munsey's for September Is worry
beautiful number. The uIustra,ions
when are always a charming feature
OF this magazine are very bright and
pretty as usual. Several special articI 5
OF great interest and a number of short
baum's. Price I0c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-03
Town OF SUFFOLK

ileved from the evidence that the cut
ting was accidental. and that the wound
was inflicted during the melee unin-
tentionally. Therefore he only taxed the
defendant for assault
CHURCH FNTERTAI NTATtoNT. he
ladies' OF the Presbyterian church are
arranging for delightful entertainm, nj
TO be given ut the old town hall next
FRIDAY night. The proceeds go for the
organ funds benefit, and they should be
accorded a liberal patronage
UP GOES ArASON.--Nathan Mason
was this afternoon taken 10 the peni-
Tertiary by Guard Baker, who came from
richmond this morning Mason was
convicted for shooting Jim Bennett ut a
dance ana was sentenced 10 tire years
Judge ana Mrs. II. II. Prentis returned
Today from trip North. during which
they attended meeting of the Ameri-
can Ear Association at Saratoga. N. Y.
Mrs. Charles r. Brothers, OF Suffolk.
and her gu s.. Miss Maggie Mclean. of
Texas. left this afternoon for a visit
tn Bait more
Mrs. kate Wilson, of Altoona. Pa 70
me guest OF her brother, Mr.. w. p.
Mitchell on Grace street. Mrs. Wilson
had not been to Suffolk before in twenty
ytars.
The County Road Commissioners and
Supervisors will have joint meeting
tomorrow for road purposes.
County Clerk Il. II. Smith has returned
from an extended stay at Mays Head
Nc.
The September term OF the County
court In Isle of Wight will begin next
Monday, Judge George r. Atkinson pre-
siding
II. H.. vaun. of Gates county, N. C.,
was to-day In Suffolk. inQuiring into ru
mors regarding his brother. Timothy a .
Naun. one of the jurors in the Wright
case.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-03
IiRA VI Isl.ErOS,
[AYO,
Mayor.

Rev: F. Fl. Martin and family are ex-
pected home to-day.
Miss Laura Sawyer, of Fifth ward. who
sp mt some time with friends and rela-
tives In Princess Anne county, Va, and
Camden, n. c., Is at home again.
The health of Mr.. r. j. Hoggard's
family on Charles street, which was re-
ported bad not long ago. is now bet
ter
Mr.. w. d. Southall has Just completed
a handsome row boat and named II An
ME- He VIII launch 1t soon.
the Walton Presbyterian Mission
chapel on the corner of Maltby and Cal
vert streets. has been rented for tenn
porary use as public school house.
Mr.. S. Il. Hall. a prominent business
man OF Toronto. Canada. is expected to
Visit his brother, Rev. j. j. Hall, D. D.,
this week
The Brambleton w. c. II. u. have elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: Mrs. G.. NJ. Moses. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Geo Watson, recording
secretary; Mrs G. d. Cake. treasurer.
Delegates to the State convention Mt
Newports News, October 7tt. Sth and 9th.
Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Pruden. AL
ternates. Mrs. Grid T and Mrs. Young.
Managers of the Loyal Legion, Mrs
Gordon. Mrs. Southall, Mrs. Wade and
Mrs James.
Miss Leila Hargrave, OF Dinwidd!e
county. Va, is visiting the family of
her uncle. Mr.. John Crowder, on Clay
street
Miss Fannie Ke< ling, of wMloughby
avenue. who was resustIcating in Prince
Edward county. has returned home
much improved in health.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-03
AM USEAi ENTS.

THE OTHER MANS wIFE"-Man-
agcr Edward G. White. who Is directing
.iic tour OF Bert Coote Cately the New
'oyl and Nick Long in screaming
comedy from the French entitled The
other Mans Wife," Is in the city per-
Iecting the preliminary arrangements
lor thelr appearance at the Academy
OF Music on next Monday night only.
In his new play Bert Coote will inner
senate Oscar Timid. young husband.
uiier!ng from severe attack of moth
er-in-law. and the attentions Of n young
woman who gets him into all sorts Of
unpleasant predicaments. Mr. Coote.
with the aid of his partner. Nick Long.
ana their company. manage 10 get Two
hours solid fun out of Oscar Timid's
tjert Coote) acquaintance with ",The
other Mans Wife" The principal mem
,;e % Coote Longs support are Ju-
ne hihSSley, ldalene Cotton Lillian Dix
larry C. Stanley, Kraft Walton. Wal,
iace Henderson, and others The comedy
WI be preceded by a one-act comedy
from the skilled pen of James A. Herne.
deals with. an old French soldier
Mno lousht under Napoleon L.. and Is
the proud possessor OF the cross of the
Legion of Honor Nick Long win i'm
personate the old soldier.
THE NEW EIGHT BELLS" a spec
tacuiar production, by the famous
bvrne Brothers and an exceptionally
Strong company OF comedians and pam
,omlnlsts. was given last night at the
Academy of Music. The piece abounds
win charming specialties throughout.
each number of which was highly an
preciated and loudly applauded by the
audience. vac
Inc dancing specially of Baker and Fl.
John. in the first act, was well received.
as was also the entertainment of Crit
mn ana McEvoy. and the wonderful lug
Cling OF Matthew Byrne. in the second
me BNrne troupe of acrobats and
other very meritorious special feat,,rnes
elected rounds of applause in the last
act. The company will give a matinec
performance at 2:30 p. m to-day. and q
third performance tonight, at each of
which they will undoubtedly be greeted
with large house
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-03
EEocRl Brcvitles.

Miss Bertha Commander, of Norfolk,
Is the guest of friends In Elizabeth City,
n. c.
The Southern Railway Company has
received supply of nickel finished set
tees for their waiting room.
Rev. B. f. Lipscomb, formerly of Nor
folk, and now of Mount Vernon M. e.
Church. Danville. is visiting friends
here.
Mr.. Samuel Freidheim. of Fort Lawn,
s. G.. and Mr.. S. c. Vann, of Franklin
ton, N. c., were visitors at the Cotton
Exchange yesterday
The steamer Chatham brought in an
EXCURSION party yesterday from Provi-
dence. r. I. They take the washing
Ton steamer this evening for a trip TO
the national capital. They will return
via Norfolk in few days.
Visitors at the cotton exchange ves.
terday were Mr.. Samuel Friedheim. For,
Lawson, S. C.; Mr.. S. c. Vaun, Franklin
ION ~; C.; Mr. w. H. Jones. Jr., Suffolk
va; Hon. j. B. Prince. CORTLAND. Va
MIR. j. e. Sesbrell CORTLAND. Va