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Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31
A Natatorium for Montgomery.

Montgomery, May 30.-(Special.) l.)-Mr. Alexander the gentleman who has es- tablished natatorium at Birmingham, is here arranging to inaugurate a similar institution. He has in view splendid piece of property, which is admira bly, adapted to the use for which he intends it. The people are very anxious to have the institution established here and will give MT. Alexander all the encourage ment he could wish for
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31

Buffalo scales-Mayberry & Watson.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31

If you have not bought your Spring suit, you better do so now while Louis Saks' $7.49 suit sale will save you $5.OO. Only three days more and this $7.49 suit sale will stop. Don't delay. Go today and make your selection.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31
THE EFIDELITY'S Place Among
 Insurance Companies.

"If the people generally understood the plan of THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION it would be difficult to per- suade them to take any other form of life insurance"
 This remark was made to us recently by a man who, for more than half score of years, has been actively engaged in the business, but who had not up to that time, known just what our system is. We do not doubt the entire accuracy of his statement. been our view of the case. From the hour when THE FIDELITY'S banner was first flung to the breeze it has borne the in- scription. Prove all things; hold fast that which is good;, and our invitation today. to every man, is: Examine our system, please, and then decide on it's merits or de- merits for yourself; we will be content to abide the issue"
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31

Sold by druggists, 75c. 5-1-1m-sun-wky
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31
Cooney for Congress.

Fayette, Mo, May 90.-After being in session night and day since Wednesday, the Seventh district democratic congress sional convention yesterday nominated Judge James Cooney of Saline county.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31

All of them will be sold AT COST unti closed out
 Get your sizes before assortment i broken.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31

Ladies' Collars, all sizes, at l5c. New Leather Belts in Black and Tan.
 White Parasols at low prices.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31
"BRICK" PoMERoY DEAD.

A Turbulent Life Peacefully Ended in
 Brooklyn Yesterday Morning.
 New York, May 30.-Mark M. CBrick) Pomeroy died at his home in Brooklyn at 10:3O o'clock this morning. The imme- diate members of his family and his phy- sician were present. His end was very peaceful.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
NEWS.
missioners the number of police they

missioners the number of police they
asked for.
Mr. Willett took the middle ground,
onefing an amendment to give half the
number asked for. Mr.. Willett's motion
was lost, and the question was put on
nut Mir. fooinson's motion, which would
Increase the force three men. The vote
$1,000 to 8. There not being Il two
'iltu vote the motion was lost.
fresiuent Jones stated that upon his
request the Supervisors had held a
special session and had turned the
authorities. The Council approved Mr.
Jones action.
Mr.. Burcher called attention to the
fact that no Waterman had been placed
at the railroad crossing near the piers
considerable discussion followed, and
the clerk was instructed to Inquire why
inns Waterman had not been allowed.
me committee on Light and Water
submitted its report, which occasioned
some discussion as to water supply in
East End.
Mr.. Manvllle, the superintendent of
TIE hlght anu Water Company, address
ed the Council in opposition to laying
pipe line OH Chestnut avenue. but the
report was adopted. allowing the Light
anu water Company four months with
III which to complete the work on Chest
nut avenue.
A petition from several citizens was
read asking the Council to prevent Mr.
Davis from building u stable at the
corner of Twentyninth street and La
Iayette avenue. Messrs. Robinson &
W!llett thought that Mr. Davis ought
TO be inhibited. as they thought the
place an improper one for u stable
Messrs. Burcher and Levy opposed any
interference, saying that they thought
Il nuisance must exist before 1t could be
abated. Finding that u building permit
had been issued, the Council dropped
the matter.
Prof. Huffman requested the use of
the Court House for the commencement
OF the Military Academy, which was
granted.
Dr. Perkins placed in nomination for
I'VE Fire Commissioners r. q. Bickford,
j.. ~. Hirshburg and John q. Livezey,
VINO were unanimously elected.
MIR. Willett made motion that the
Auditor be instructed to draw an order
OH the City Treasurer for $500 as a first
payment on the fire engine and that
property be turned over to the city
Fire Department. The motion was car
rled.
Council adjourned to meet Thursday
night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
MEETING OF COUNCIL.
The Ordinance Increasing the Police
Force DefeRted-Other HReters.

Newport News. Va. April 29.-(SpeciaD
There was no business at all in the
Police Court yesterday. Were the gem
tlemen right who said I'm the Council
chamber Tuesday night. that all the bad
people had left Newport News?
Business In the Hastings Court was
likewise slack yesterday. J. b. f. Joynes
was released and recognized to appear
In court at the next term.
Isaac Jones, colored. was up on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons
Notwithstanding the able defense made
by Mr.. Moss, of the firm of Moss &
Hilyer, Jones was found guilty.
A liquor license was granted 8. A
McCulloch 10 keep an ordinary; also to
j. w. Phelps for the same purpose.
c. w. Lohmann was granted retail
liquor license.
RDAL ESTATE.-The following deeds
were admitted to record on the 2Sth and
29th instants: G. w. Cofer ct. ux., to
Vandelia 4. Fuss: consideration 5000.
Old Dominion Land Company TO Chas.
S. Bailey; consideration $4,000.
G. IT. Uzzle, ct. uX., to r. NJ. Lett;
consideration $1,000.
Currier & Abbott to r. w. Hollaawy
Mercantile Company: consideration $780,
Old Dominion Land Company to j. D.
Bodsey; consideration 81, 200.
Carter Perkins. ct. uX., to VIM. II.
Smith; consideration SITS.
j. II. Newton, et uX.. to III. l.. Ed
wards, trustee; consideration $3.50.
John G. Sivezey. ct. TX, to Carter
Perkins; consideration $3.50
COUNCIL MEETING.-At the regu-
lar meeting of the Council Tuesday night
Mayor Post, by means OF written COM
munication. called the Councils ntten-
ton to the netficiency of our public
schools.
Chairman Willett. OF the Finance
Committee reported that the city issue
bonds to the amount of $4,000, in order
TO purchase the fire engine and apparatus,
and put the same in order. the bonds to
be advertised in the Newport News daily
papers
The report was adopted as read.
The ordinance intended to increase
the police force was next reported. Mr..
LEM a member OF the committee that
recommended the increase, was very
PRONOUNCED In opposing the measure.
Mr.. Jones also spoke in opposition to the
increase.
DR.. Perkins, Mr.. Robinson ard Mr..
Davis were in favor of giving the Com
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
(, AUCTION sALEs-rHIs DAY.

70 4. Jones d Som, AuctIoneers, No,
SO Bank street.&
WINES, LIQUORS. FIXTURES, ETC..
o,a.1e auction-We will sell for parties
S Stus business, at No. so, corner Bank
o'cIoc,. ana City Hall avenue. at 1880
WINES. LIQUORS., FIXTURES. etc.
contained In said premises. Terms cash
apso-1t ]. t. JONES & SON,
NPoV-hl AuctioneerS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30

ISISOHS bnTlS-HNe.
years of age would
be called upon to
pay during a ten
year installment
period ................ Hip per month
FUteen years .......... S.Al per month
twenty years .......... III per month
Twenty-Five years 6.3S per month
If a man delay till for
ty-five years of age
before he COM
m n s to pro-
vide a home he
will pay on ten
year installment
period ................ 1885 per month
Fltteen years .......... $50 per month
Twenty years ......... TAG per month
APPLIED TO AMERICAN CONpI-
TTONS.
The adaptation of this plan to Amer!
can conditions ought not TO present any
serious difficulties. Approved by expe-
rience there can be no possible doubt of
Its practicability. The only problem is
10 secure the financial support necessary
TO render II operative. The social appli-
cation of the principal of insurance to
the acquisition of homes is a work of
such vast utility that the discovery of
It's Feasibility ought TO stimulate all
who are willing to offer their energies
and means to its effective accomplish
ment
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
II. Z. Hoggard & Co.. Real Estate Auc.
tioneerS.
| ERuEsIIfEE EST SALE SAL OF VALUABLE
WARD 9th h, WARD NOR N

By virtue of three certain nI deed. ., $40.
from Reuben d. Nichols I and E 81 nruss
Wals Nsh snd h hH WIFE Il e1a william
dated respectively August 10 ,s nls wire;
e. 1884 and July g. 1885. and eac is az J sa1a
Office Office Of the CORPORATION Court o OF KS
August st &C. 9 1ssf h D. Sa l. g. Che 1 81
and the srd; a. r.. July 3. 1856 lsS A. n p 2is
party IN p each ao OF ard sa a the Of the
fault having been made, we. "tb the ,1,,s de-
Sign trustees will sell at public n snc-
change and Stock N Exe fal Estate Me,,IE;x -
Va. on THURSDAY, April az 1906 Nor nc
o T,,S, m, the following property to- o.
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF 1,AND
t Mism an buildings land improvements
longing, situated on the enst side of Mo-
Sari avenue. in said Brambleton Ward.
sSi "a, iot fronting 50 feet on the east side
Oh salu Mozart avenue and extending back
eastwardly between parallel lines. that
a awe aas1 9a Reff ns to said Mozart
along said Mozart avenue from Hramh,a
ton avenue.
no This property has upon 1t a brick
numbered l19-the lot upon which the
house stands fronting about 2giS feet
as the fences now, stand on said Mozart
avenue. It also has upon 1t a frame
house Containing rooms, and now NUM-
mentioned house stands rrontirp n oI7t
2?t2 feet as the fences now stand on said
Mozart avenue. Both houses are I'm good
CONDITION, the frame house being nearly
new iiS
TERMS-One- third cash: balance I'm two
equal Instruments payable six and twelve
the same to be evidenced by two negotis
bic notes. bearing interest from their date
ana secured by u deed of trust upon The
said property or the whole purchase
money may be paid in cash at the ontion
of the purchaser F'ion
GEORGE W. GILBERT
NJ. GLENNAN
WILLIS w. VICAR,
H. C. HoGGARD & Goes Coz
aP1s-tds Auctioneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
AUCTION Substitutes nav
w. NJ. Hannah, Auctioneer.


RY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST.
- made TO us as trustees by A L. MUIR
ray. Regina F Murray, w. D. Murray
and Laura Murray. bearing date on the
twenty-frst day of November. in the year
eighteen hundred and ninetv-three and
recorded in Deed Book ITO. page STI.
or the Clerks office OF the Ccrporation
Court of the City of Norfolk. and ut
the request of the creditor therein Sc
cured. we shall sell at public auction at
the Real Estate Exchange, No lis Main
street Norfolk. Virginia, at ~ m ON
S "a, URDAf. the Ninth day OF May,
1890; me following property. to-wit:
all. THOSE TWO CERTAIN LOTS
OR P-ARCELS OF LAND with the build
inks thereon. situated In Atlantic City
Ward, OF the City of Norfolk, in the
state OF Virginia. bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at the northeast
corner OF Poole street and avenue b
running thence northwardly along the
eastern side of Poole street Sixty-tWo
t62l feet six Co inches more or less, and
extending back between parallel lines
G Eii'H t3o2 feet. being part of lots Eleven
Murray and w. D. Murray by J. B.
TERMS: Cash
GEO. w. DEFY.
J. w. HUNTER
It. r. BORLAND,
Trustees.
w. NJ. HANNAH,
uP-o-tus Auctioneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
Special Sale swivel Silks CSC
WrfSht's, 400 Main Street.

800 yards best grade Swivel Silks at
Zoe, regular price soc. Beautiful line OF
Shades. including black and wi...e: tbey
WIN be quick sellers, 60 you had better
see them today.
WRIGHT's. lss Main Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30

81, 900 apiece for each turn over of the
funds subscribed and borrowed. The
paid up capital IS very small indeed,
namely. one-tenth. Such is the machin-
cry of this law that 1t is possible for ten
men of public spirit actually putting up
$1,000 apiece upon which they receive
interest at savings bank rate, but also
pledging their credit to the extent of
$4,000 each to keep on doing this work
indefinitely.
2. Cooperation between the capitals
tic and labor interests of the community
Is secured OH plan not only honorable,
but mutually satisfactory to both par
ties in an economic sense. In other
words all this is done at fair cost to
the workman and Il reasonable profit
to the capitalist.
3. The l.feI insurance feature offers a
needed protection to the family of the
wage Garner which finds itself deprived
of its head during the course of the ac-
QUESTION OF the home. 1t is a kind of
life insurance which presents some con-
crete advantages to the ordinary mind.
Where one insures for cash endow-
ment the enjoyment of ones money Is
deferred until the payments cease. Not
SO where the endowment Is house.
One gets that at the beginning and en-
joys the privilege Of living In 1t rent free
while the installment premiums work
while the instalment prsmiumse are be-
Ing paid. This is an advantage which
forcibly appeals to any Intelligent work
ingman, or any other kind of intelligent
man for that matter. The problem Is
simply Il question of cost. The risk of
this BUSINESS is so small from the fact
that one is dealing with persons between
the ages of u and % where the death
| rate is always low, that experience shows
| the cost OF acquiring q house on this
plan II one chooses fifteen wears or more
Belgium. less than the ordinary rental
as the period OF repayment. to be in
| for the same class of property.
CONCRETE FIGURES.
Concrete figures on this point are
| much more interesting than n general
statement. If q young man commences
at the age of twenty-One TO acquire
home on this plan. choosing ten years
In which TO repay his loan. the entire
cost to him will be-. .sl0.99 per month
tifteen years .......... S.24 per month
Twenty years ......... $50 per month
| irtu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WINSLOW'S
S OOTHI N G SYRUP

ing II soothes the child, softens the
gums. allays ali pain. cures wind collie.
regulates the stomach and bowels. and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea Twenty
five cents q bottle. Sold by al druggists
throughout the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-30
GEO. w. DEFY.
J. w. HUNTER,
Il. II. BORLAND,
Trustees.
w. NJ. HANNAH,
Auctioneer.
ap2S-tds
townsend 6 Joynes. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
FROIERTY NEAR BERKLEY:

BY virtue of certain deed of trust
Rogers and Cinda r. Rogers, his wife
dated the 18th day of September 1905
and duly of record in the Clerks offics
OF the County Court of Norfolk county
i'll deed hook 1913, mage &C. and al tHe
request of the creditor secured thereby
six months default having been mad.
In the payment of the monthly dues due
to said creditor we shall proceed on
SATURDAY, the 9th day OF Nav 1ssG
at II O'Clock m. on the premises to sell
at pubic auction the following properly.
to-wit: ~
-LoTs So and Sc. AND PART OF LOT
81; on the plan of Il. B. Wilson's land
which said plan is duly of record in the
Gierk's , Office of Norfolk County Court.
erty being bounded, with reference Ia
Selden street. the northeastern line Of
lot No: 81, the middle line OF the block
and line drawn parallel with the north.
eastern line of lot numbered SC, and five
feet therefrom: together with the build
inSS and improvements thereon and the
appurtenances thereto belonging This
property is situated on Seden street near
the intersection of Wilson's road and
Berkley avenue. and may be reached by
tine former. via Camposteila Bridge and
by the latter from Berkeley.
TERMS:-Cash. LEO JUDsoN,
Z. J. BOND,
non Trustees.
TOWNSEND & JOYNES,
April 4, 1896 ap5-30t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
SHORT MEMS STORIES.

DrTROIT--Columbus Ohio, was chosen
az The piace of meeting for the next Ma
uonal convention OF the German caih"he
iocioties.
SEYMOUR. Ind Albert Wr-Fat. DICK
iu.Cu. for several years superintendent Of
fho MisNouri Pacific d-ed mere OF parll-
vsis aged G6 yeGrs.
nOsTON-The directors OF the Amer
ran Bell Telephone company maze de-
rlared the regular quarterly dlNiIehH u
a a snare payable October -
ROCKFORD. lll,-Several hundred d-'-
tfnp1,ished ys,,t rams have arrived to At
,o,S1 fts Is h 9nnual reunion of the So
csetv of ne Army OF the Cumberland
SAN The American ship
1mzon canaan Park. which Jet; Kew
Work Nav n for shanghai, is aground on
The bar al Woo sung. The vessel IS IN 10
Immediate danger
CINCINNATI. ohio. Aus. an -. cfary,
u1H-U as Hey Rube, TOR many year
win Barnum's circus and recently ~ n
me Geological garden here, wa comm L.
lei 10 longView asylum Ailei az lls an
a crazy man for dirty years ne ii"aiig
b zane crazy,
WASHINGTON -- The president mas
made the following appointments :. iihes
4 Kearon Df Oklahoma, lss'9li-e ~ ~ g
~ Inc supreme court Of pkIAA1ili' 10 ~
art 4 Hayersham, surveyor selnldi 81
oregon: John ., cowie OF frihHy Nsl!l Va.
,rsbsi Of the United stat ~ -Onsi ar
,.a1rt OF Tien-Tsln. China, and QUO fiies
10 hs n gunner n the navy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
Al rHILLlrSBURG.

plrillpsburg. N. j., September - A
half-rAnute stop was made AT Bristol, Pa,
and the candidate waved his hand from
sho car platform 10 small but cnihus-
sartic crowd. Az Trenton n two minue
stop was made. but Mr. Bryan made no
speech.
rho fourth speech of the day was made
al Lambcrtvlllo, N, j., whore stop Of
four minutes was made. The platform OF
the station was thlckly packed with pep-
pie as was also the UPPER shed of the
STRUCTURE. baggage truck was wheeled
INTO iVansit!on and from this Mr. Bryan
nude a brief address In wllch he covered
10 POINTS not already given.
Al Frrnchiown. n. j., party OF ppllu-
cinns boarded the train nnd casped hands
with tho candidate. AmpnR them was OK
senator Martin OF Hunter county, now
president of fhe Fr"nchtOwn National
bank who assured Mr. Bryan tnat he ~
It silver man. MIR. Bryan maze IA bret
speech from the platform.
Al PhulpHburg u royn greeting was
given Mr.. Bryan. The station fronts ON
Il public square whcNs ftund mad bt',n
eis cted. a brass band .nd an anlinelisi
throng were IN waiting and 20 them Mr..
Bryan saii.
Yellow CMlzens; We are in the midst
of Il great campaign, n campaign ia Wnich
an issue Is submitted g. the American
people more grave In Importance, greater
In .ta results than any issue IN my judS-
M ~ which has been submitted 70 IN
American people, In time Of peace, dutlng
tho entire history of the oouDiry resting
a. aroused on 10th sides Hrb well may
there be feeling because those who are
o-utrt nclcd behind special privileges Know
that the success of tliis campaign. tho
election of fhe Chicago ticket means that
they VIII be driven from she bulwark ana
made 10 enrn their iivinp like other men.
(ApplauseD II IL nor strangc that rcalil-
ing TINT hereafter they must eat ihe
bread they earn by the sweat OF their
own brow. insgtead OF eating tho bread
thar others earn they VIII fight with des-
pefaid0n 10 hold on 10 the government.
Great applauseJ
Hui. my friends. If there In feeling on
the other side, there Is feeling on our side,
too 90 out AMONG the masses Of the peo-
pie ard ask ihem what they undcrsinnh
this camps ign TO mean and they VIII tfll
you thai they understand this to be
campaign on which the people are de-
fn1dIng their homes and their iiree,unS
ord fighting for poatorlty. Great APP
plbuseJ
III you would ask me what the cam
pnign song ought 10 be this year ! would
iell you that there II no beiter song 10
illustrate this campaign than the beautiful
song Home, Sweet Home" tEnthuaias-
nc applause) I have been struck with
Continued on Fourth PaRc)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
FURTHER TROUBLE FEARED.

Miners Concentrating to Wipe out the
l1ntire state Militia.
Denver, Colo September 23.--The i'm
prcsson Tint tho presence of troops In
I.oadyiIle would end the strike has been
dissipatod by the reports which reached
Governor Mcintyre today from Leadviilc.
iIo ,s told that miners from Aspen. Grip
pie creek and tho San Juan are quietly
gathering at Loadvillo and THAI at an op-
perfume moment the strikers Will wipe out
the entiro National Guard and burn tho
town.
The governor has inquired unofficinlly
Of Brigadior General Wheaton. com
mandcr of tho military department OF
Colorado. as 20 what assistance the Fed
erai authorizes can render In case OF
emergency on short notice.
Colonel Morrihow of the Seventh infan-
try, stationed Mt Fort Logan, has been
hpprised that his company may receive
orders 10 take ~ the field and his troops
viii loo ready when the offscini call comes
Whom Federal aid Ia needed the governor
win address President CLEVELAND direct,
who IN turn will, through the secretary OF
war. order General Whcaton to act.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
LABOR DEMONSTRATION.

New York. September 21.-NeyeF perhaps,
has there hccn such significant demon
stratlon FOR william Jennings Bryan In
the East as that given tonight Ia Brook
Ign by the combined labor interests. II
has been a mooted question whether the
iaboring people Of the East would re-
spond 10 call for mass meeting IN
favor Of Mr.. l'ryaH. out there was no
mistake about the demonstration At the
CIermont rink. The capacity Of the build
ing was estimated at 500. and every avail
able corner was filed with good-n1tured
humanity, " lille thousands besleged the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
coNcIupEp AT CHICAGO.

Chiraso September 2i.-The Interstate
commerce ccmrnissi1n concluded It's la
boris IN Chicago today and W II resume the
investigation along the same lines at KAN
sna city tomorrow. John II. Clarke, gem
eral freight agent OF the 81. Paul. and
II. r.. Howe, traffic manager of the Paost
Brewing company, testified today with
out q disclosing anything OF interest.