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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-10
THE BAND CONCERT.
How 1t Sounded Over the Tele-
phone Last Niget.

Prof. Berger has arranged very
good program for the concert at
Emma Square at 7:3O this even
ing. It reached the office OF this
paper by telephone and the genial
professor gave it to the reporter
something like this:
civilian Tell' and Little
Christopher" were Rivals for the
hand of Lucia di Lammermoor"
who came out from Hamburg"
with Hannah" a maid servant.
The two men got into scrap at
"Waikiki Beach" and the Band
Played On"
When this arrangement was
telephoned back to the professor
he expressed dissatisfaction and
came down to the Office.
Following is the result:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-10
Great


We are cleaning up stock
and will give you some Bar
gains that Honolulu has never
before had.
NO RESERVES WILL BE
MADE, but our entire stock
will be cleaned up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-10
For Free kindergarten.

At the regular monthly meeting
of the Board of Supervisors OF the
Free kindergarten and Children's
Aid Association last Friday morn
ing the Financial Secretary pre-
sented a report of the result OF the
effort to raise money for kindergar-
ten work by the issuing OF the
woman's edition of The Time IN
December. Following is the re-
port:
Total amount collected to date.S627 OO
Amount yet due for advertise
ments and papers........ -...... ~ ~
Total ........ ......... ......~o4o ~
Expense for publishing paper. 2oO w
Net proceeds after collecting
balance due AS above. $500 Az
A donation of go cents was hand
ed to the Secretary by one OF the
ladies present, who felt interested
to bring up the net proceeds to an
even $40O.
Occasional calls being made to1
papers, it was stated that a number
of copies are still on hand, which
may be obtained at the Woman'S
Exchange, where they are on sale
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-10
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

But that we turn out
orders by skilled work
men in less time and with
better workmanship at
less money than any
place in Honolulu.
We make anything and
everything in the Up
holstery Line that can be
produced in any other
market in the world.
HIT Have Sh illed Labor;
Wk Have the Material;
I'LL Have the Facilities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING TATI0Ns or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richino"u 'o
5acco Exchange -internai Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advi--s.

NEW YORK. AUG. 1.-THE develop
menis in financial circles to-day "eis
generally OF "A favorable chaI -
they eNertcd no influence on hpt'.i"
time being The Mckinney letteI Oh a.
ceytance was received win favor a.
least that parU which referred l" 1ne
currency question More lipoi ll.l1 ~
mis- 50 far as the street - co'.ee 800,
was the announcement Of the ehsass
ments Of additional amounts OF syiu al
Europe for shipment 20 New 1VIh ".u
the further weakening ID stei llhs "a.
change. Posted rates TOT siHty -u 49,, 80 ~
were REDUCED p to $50, Whllv Sei mo-.
bllls actually sold as low az 49, -,
SO far as known nearly Slnvp'VOv "a
been engaged for eXpOrlauoh 10 w
country. and good authorities esuii .'
fhe inflow during the next thirty ua9
an twice this amount on the ARRIVAL OF
this fresh capital money rates otbht "
weaken, ond TINS usually IL pun a. 80
ment. To-day money on can rdns'
from 70 ID per cent. until near inc civ9'i
when unemplOyed balances were oneieu
at / per cent. J. i. Morgan a. 90. were
responsible for the break IN the nv.
from 10 TO q per cent. Whle the MAJ nv
for stocks was IN state OF stabnauou'
the undertone. except Tor a settled PERIOD
was steady to firm. western phloI'
Chicago Gas, and Tobacco were the weak
spots and at one time showed losses
OF 19sfIiA per cent. Near the close the
failure OF John BlOodgOOd d Co. wOs
announced. but as the firm had no out
startling contracts on the Exchange, ~
had no influence. The market closed
quiet and steady in tone. with prices gen
orally LMia per cent. above ycStefdty
final quOi,tilons Total sales Were only
- 80 shares. including 1900 81. Paul,
Il. 700 Sugar. 500 Western Union. ana
GluO Burlington and quincy. Bonds
were dull and nrmer, Sales footed up
the usually small total OF $3.50. 90.
Treasury Baiaces; Coin, Sill ,4s6, sCf.ls;
currency. SOOlO. al.
Money OH call active at ifQi5 per cent.
last loan al / per cent, and closing Of
fered a. ] per cent. prime mercantile
paper per cent Bar silver, G6is
Sterling exchange weak. with actual bus'-
ness in bankers bills at 4s2AQ4S2& for
sixty days ana 4S% i44ef. for demand
posted rates iS31su4Sl2. commercial
bills. 4s1N4S2 Government bonds easier
state bonrs dhll. Railroad bonds firm
Silver 81 the board was quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

Interesting Facts About Kichmonds '''-
1ens and other Matters.

Tuda,e J. Thompson Brown. OF Amherst
county. was in the city yesterday nho'
on business.
g. T., Squire and J. a. Thomas have
refurned TO the city after two weeks
visit 20 the sea shore.
The Blues Band concert at Forest Hill
has h, en- postponed until this evening
August 2sth. at which time an attractive
programme VIII be- rendered.
Doc James. the negro criminal OF
Petersburg whose death sentence was
commuted to eighteen years imprlsoh-
ment was received at the penitemiary
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Fitzpatrick a clerk in the
C. and o. employ, who spent MS vaca-
ton visiting relatives and friends IN
washington. Baltimore. New York and
BOSTON has returned much pleased with
his trip.
Officer John r. James. OF Norfolk, yes
terday secured requlsitlon papers from
Governor O'Ferrall for man under ar
resa I'm North Carolina, and wanted in
Norfolk for seduction.
Burglars have entered the house Of
Mr.. Lewis D. Aylette on east cary street.
twice within a week and stolen goods
TO the value Of 500 The police are at
work on the case.
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Hume have re-
turned from charming trip 10 Canada.
Major ID. ~ Walker has returned from
the White Sulphur much improved in
health.
The lawn party in progress on the
Xaverian Brothers grounds, at the cor
Nor Of Ninth and Marshall streets. is
drawing large crowds. II will close to-
night with an attractive programme.
4 runaway occurred Wednesday after
noon about $3.50 o'clock near the Alle-
ghanv depot. A horse and buggy belong
ing 10 Mr.. Brauer driven by a small boy.
dashed from the above point to Ninth
and Cary and down the latter street 70
about Twelfth. The damage 10 the vehi-
Gle was trihing, and its occupant was
more scared than hurt.
Rev Father Uncles (colored). Of Balt-
more. Md. will celebrate solemn mass
next Sunday al 10 A. VI. al 81. Joseph )
church. on First streer. At the same
time ne will also preach on the gospel OF
the day. Rev. r. G. Uncles IS one Of the
two colored priests in the United States.
This will be the first time that a cOlOred
priest will ofiiciate I'm Richmond. and the
occasion will no doubt attract large
crowd. both white and colored 10 s..
Josephs church next Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. 2T.-Prices show
ed a slight gain over yesterdays closing
m one time the main reason for Whicn
we're the reported importation OF gold by
Chicago the Mckinley letter OF accept
ance. and a firm stock market AZ New
York The dread Of the September de-
liveries soon overshadOwed every other
consideration. however, values setting
back until the feeling changed 70 tna nat
openfnse a drive was made at corn by
local professional, that markets weak
ness extending 10 wheat. Decem 90,
wheat OpcIsd from tV'sc. 70 zoe. deciine1
TO SOC. closing OF Wht ul9+c.I2c. under
Yesterday. Cash wheat was weak and
1c. per bushel lower
COrn-Dullnees. attended with weak
ness. were about the only features or
the market for corn early. The market
was raided towards noon by local pro
fessional. prices declining sOmewhat
sharply May corn opened al 2jac., de-
cir ed 10 25u-jsc.. closing at 2Jsc.-sc.
under yesterday. Cash corn was weak
and nc. per bushel lower.
oats-1he weakness Of the surrounding
markets did not seriously affect oats.
i~arlcr in the year oats were sold short
very freely. and. ms the crop Will nlly
realize previous anucipduOns, this short
interest takes advantage OF every op-
rn 'unity to cover. The strength OF oats
Is easily traceable 10 this condition. May
oats closed ltc. under ycsteri lay. Cash
oats We're steady 10 &c. per bushel lower.
Provisions easy provision market
resulted from similar hog market. Trade
Niis local and largely professional. with
little real attractlyeness 10 10. The same
disinclinatiOn TO assume Tho carrying
Of pork after September ist that has all
ready been referred % continues to exist.
Towards tie close. on little covering,
prices rallied. January pork and ribs
closed unchanged and Januar lard 2
lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

Richmond. Charles Baurs trustees TO
Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan,
and Trust Company, - feet on west side
Randolph street near Jacquelin $500.
ID. Webster Davis trustees To- Guar
antee building Loan. and Trust Com
pany. 1914 feet on south side Moore
street. near iGlmer. 5000.
Fannie VI. Gri ms trustee 10 Edward
IT Brown. Is 10 feet on north side cary
street. between Madison and Belydere,
lula A. Harris trustees TO Guarantee
Bufding. Loan. and Trust Company. 81
feet ON west side Seventh street between
Baker and Preston. 500. ,, -
Peter McGovern TO Pat Mcl,ono"sn, 'u
feet on east side Hickory street near
John Smiths trustees TO Guarantee
Buiidng. Loan. and Trust Company. ~
feet on west side Thirteenth street near
Uenrico. Nellie and Robert 7. Bates. .
Jr. trustees 10 Richmond Perpetual
Building. Loan and Trust company, -
feet on south side Taylor street. 80.
John Derry's trustee 10 Mary s. berry
% feet on north side Main street. between
1osoph Brvan and wife 10 A. p. Wool
bridge % feet ON south side Main street,
near strawberry 5000.
Eudora W. and j. b. Ferguson. Jr.,
90 Il. b. Chaifn. 80 rect on east slue
Meadow street. near New York avenue
subject TO deed of trust for $3.50. ST..
j. NJ. Fourqurean and wife TO Marie
Gordy, lot 10 in square - Chestnut Hill,
$500. M.
Caroline and Augustus Griffin 10 Belle
c. and Samuel Jackson. ~ feet on norlh
ei5o Peyerlv street. near Randolph. $1,000
$40 John Mann. Jr.. ana wife to Richmond
Cedar Works l65 feet on Osborne turn
ni,e southoast corner Ohio street. $500.
Roal Estate Loan Deposit COMPANY 10
Lucy o.. wife OF Josiah hyland' Jr.,
40 feet on south side Cary street ana ~
raet ON Tabb street. Sl,J-'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
Ladies'. Auxiliary Of the b. l.. L.

CREWE. VA. Aug. g7;-Special.-Thes
Ladies Auxiliary Of the br9thetnoon ..
Iocomotiya Engineers gave lawn parties
Tuesday night and last night, which were
thoroughly enjoyed by the large crowds
present on both occasions. ana IRON when
a handsome sum was realized Tor the
Brotherhood.
The Baptist Sunday school held its an
nual picnic to-day at states, Famous
Old plantation about two miles from here.
A very large crowd was Ia attendance.
The dinner was bountifui, refreshments
were served free games were INDUCED
in. and a jolly good time was had by all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
BALrIMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. AUG. 27.-Flour in
active and unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower. spot and Au-
gust. Oli aH6l-sc.. September. Glai uG2c.,
October O2f,c. asked; December. Gfi.U
Gjtc.. steamer No. . red, 56i.6JGtic.;
southern by sample, Ooq63c.; DO. on
grade. SN0G2ssc.
Corn duil ana lower; spot August. and
September. -, rs .r October. 26,u
2rsc.; new or old. November or Decem-
Der. 2bl lc. bid. steamer mixed. -.,.f1
21ae.; southern white and yellow, -O.4
u-4i4c
oats steady no . white. 2502Gc No.
- mixed. 2an-31c.
Rye nrmer. No o. near by, 35i403Gc.;
no .. western. 3G03Sc.
Hay quiet and steady; choice timothy,
new. SlJ.JU
Grain freights firm and active. steamer
TO Liverpool. per bushel. $685. a.. Sep
TENDER Cork Tor orders, per quarter
81. 3d.. Septembe
Eggs firm at l4c.
Coffee quiet. No. e. slOS7is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
yaRyfs sPEsKs Ar DUEHAM.
Five Alleged Murderers Awaiting Trial

New Tobacco on ihf
DURHAM. y. c., Aug. y. -SDeciai.-EA-
Governor ard tx. Senator +. J. Jarvis
spoke here In the courthouse last night.
lie had the day before divided time AT
Roxlcro with W. A Guthrie, he nominee
OF the Porulist party for Governor OF
North Carolina Here AZ he home OF me
Populist nc mime, he had house fuli.
composed largely OF Demo rats ana fop-
ulsts with few scattering hepuDiicahs
and TcgrCes.
Most adroitly. and In persuasive. prose.
lytlng language and manner, ne portrayed
the carse OF free silver FOR an hOnr ana
"A half. avoiding any mention OF inc
state candidates of the three conflicting
tickets. Boiled down. IL was dllLcult 70
arrive at hut one conciusi)n-NiI. mat
the exc lXcrnC r. Senator favored the ih-
sion OF the Populists. Democrats. anu ,ne
free-siiver rlcn OF all partieS upon Oho
Onite an cNsstion was given him when
he entered and advanced 10 the rostr1in,
unexpected, becai se or the iact tnat 20
had several years ago antaSOni1ed ths
dominar element here In strong speech
delivered AT ReiGsNille. IN which ne de-
nouncCd the An crlCan Tobacco Company,
whose North Carolina home Is here ~
Durham.
II was notitea that in his hour and
thi,,y minutes sleech he mentioned not
the name OF any Democratic, RepuDlicAn,
OF Populist nominee. The speech Was
purely q NC Notary enc.
The burden OF his song was mat the
prt sent disastrous conditions were Charge
able 10 tho action OF the Republican
party I'm 1913 .
The Warehouses are having FAIR sales OF
new tobacco shlI ped from the kinston.
GoldsbOro, Tarbor0. and other eastern
markets Its color Is good, but II IS
light and wanting in texture.
: me alterations are being made 70 me
white graded school building, when VIII
add much 10 the convenience ana comfort
Of teachers and I,pils.
The Dtrl am county Jail now fas TWEEN
ty-nine prisoners confined behind lts- bars.
fve OF wfcm are 10 be tried ior murcSr.
The most sers ate nal case. and mo
first on the docket. IL that OF koeosn
Barbee. chsrged with the Deliberate kill-
months ago IN is not thought jury can
b, obtaired In the county. lc3riy every
body having formed or expressed an
4 special term OF court will have to Va
hsld II elAan the j>"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
Discussing the Questions Of the Dny.

The Bryan and sewar club, OF this
city. held its regular weekly meeting at
s.lr.- Hau last night, Judge n. ".
Flournov. president Of the club. opened
tho meeting with brief address. and
introduced the speaker OF the evening.
Colonel W l.. Petit. or Fluvanna county.
colonel Petit spoke for nearly an hour.
aud dwelt al some length on the issues Of
the dav. speaking I'm favor Of the nomi-
noes Of the Chicago convention. lie AL
luded 10 the meeting Of the sound-money
Democrats AT the Academy Of Music. and
ici-In.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
rur COTTON MARKETs.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Cotton Mid
ding rulf. 1-l5. middlipg. ) 3-l6. gross
receipts. G27 bales, exports 20 Great Bri-
tain 100 bales; cOnunent. 20 bales:
forwarded. 4 nLes; sales, $50 bales, all
spiuners. stock. e1lJ4 bales.
Total tO-daY-Nct receipts. DOS bales:
EXPORTS to Great Britain 4ij bales. con-
tlnent 1900 bales. stock, lsf3if bales.
TotaI 20 far this week-Net receipts.
5i,G14 bales; exports TO Great Britain.
II So bales. continent. 5.iyl bales
Total since September ist-Neu receipts.
5.27i 90 bales: exports 10 Great Britk3D
2.2S2 7t3 balcs; France 4Gfs45 bales; con-
unent. ~ Tl3 bales
Futures closed steady; August, 772;
Septembsr. 70O: October 40. November
7o4. December. 40, January, ia. Feb
rnafy rs. March. 7.s5; April. 1.s1; May,
7.0i -
futures steady sales. - 800 bales; Au-
i.rst 40. September til; October, "a !.
November. 1886. December. 747: Janu-
arv. rs: February. To2; March. 7.5G
LIVERPOOL. AUG. 20 -.W h. ~
Cotton demand quiet and prices easier:
American Inlddlng Z l7-12. sales 1850
bales: American COCO bales. specula Ton
and export, 500 bales. Futures opened
easy and demand fair; August Z 24-04. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
Father we,bers 70 Leave Richmond.

Rev. Father Welbers, pastor or st.
Joscphs Catholic church, on First street
has been appointed TO take charge OF
st. Joseph's church, Wilmington. Del lie
VIII succeed the late Rev. Father j. A.
DE Ruyter. VINO was prominently known
as an African missionary. Father Wei
bers is now iu Wilmington on a visit
and will take charge Of his new pastorate
in about two weeks. Rev. +. J.. Me-
Quaide. OF the JOsephite order, will prob
ably be appointed assistant to Father
Welhcrs. Father Welbers Is about fifty
years old was born in the northern part
or Germany. ana has a fine education.
lie has devoted a large portion OF his
life 10 tne education OF the colored race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
rnnAccl ENcnANGr-

EclmlnN. Va. Aue- -. i'o'.
Offerings OF torccos al auction ON
Change to-day hy Airfsrs J.. b. Vaughan
Rvland. - packages OF Caroline and
Louise county Nal san cured t0haccos.
one package sold af >li. one ~ So. two
az sfT15 one at $3.50 one at Sl3.25. one
df >i- one at $40. one 1T f-'r't Two "t
s9.5 two af 50 two az $50. -aree at
$50 nre at is two 40 $40 three az
s. s.is ore af S1-5. ono az 50. two al
$50. two 20 nih-.a. one at NI.'N. olr "l
one m S4g5 one at $40 one al $3.50.
ono AZ $3.50 one at Ni.lu four AT So.
one at 50 fn one 200 - To- one at $3.50.
one af S1, two at 7Oe.. i've at soc.
Private Sales reported 10 the secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

ROBERTSON.

ROBERTSON Died. yesterday. at Lee
Camp Soldiers Home, Veteran AL
krRr g.. ROBERTSON, aged eighty
four years. ~
FRIDAY at o'clock L. NJ.
p.cp Died CECIL ENDERLIN CAR
TsFp RASH. infant son OF Henry g.
fash and the late Lucie Hoge Bash
Etrrfal SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock
from De HOges church.
BETHEI.-Died. at his residence. No.
-, Randolph street at lilo r. NJ.
THURSDAY. August 27th. THOMAS G.
BETHEL. IN the sixtieth year OF his
age $3.50, So. nd.
uneral from Randolph BAPTIST
church THIS (Fnday) AFTERNOON at
; O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
Invited 10 attend.
Fredericksburg Na) and Vallejo
(CaL) papers please COPY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

August and September. 4 1884. September
ami October 4 liza. October and NovcIn-
Ter 4 1864: November and December.
4 g-Ci. December and January. 4 S-1i'
January and February. 4 9-6i February
AMI March. 9-o4 Ma,h and April,
4 iO-Gl April and May. ll-Ci: May
and June. 4 1894. Futures quiet at the
decline.
l2.45 +. M.-American spot grades, 10
lower: American middling. fair. 4 49,
good middling. 1892: middlnG. l5-32;
low middling. ~. good ordinary. Al;
4 p. M.-August. 4 22-elQ4 1851; An
gust and September. 4 iG-Gf sellers;
September and october. 1894, sellers;
October and November. S-Gg. sellers:
November and December. I 7-Gi. sellers.
December and january 4 G-GiH4 1-oi,
buyers: January and February. -.
sellers: February and March. 7-Gtp
9-,4. sellers. March and April. S-G4,
buyers; April and May. 9-6i. sellers
May and June. 9-6iq4 1904. buyers.
Futures closed barely steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
NOT 50 ANXIOUS ron FREE SILVER
Sir. Thorp Thinks There IL Great
Change In Brunswick.

BOYDTON. VA, Aug. H.-Special.-
Congressman X. T. Thorp spent Mon
day night here after an absence OF sew
eral days Mir. ThOrp b constantly on
the go. moving about all over the dis
trict lie told NE he spoke TO "a crowd
Il Lawrencevillc on last Monday. which
was cOurt-day, aud much 20 his graft
fcAtiOn he found that the people OF
Brunswick county were nothing Ike so
violent in advocating free silver as they
We're a few weeks ago, whW he was
Their. He thinks they are taxing sober
second thought. and are viewing the mat
ter more seriously and sober!y as they
are informed on the subject. Mr.. Thorp
ras a strong silver man himself until
recently, and says he has lately studied
the subject and has been convinced that
he was wrong.
The l.. A. Armistead Camp. Confed-
crate Veterans, will have reunion AZ
south Hin. In this county tomorrow.
Arrangements have been made 20 run an
excursion from this place 20 South Hill.
and the rates have been liked at half
fare. Quite a number from this place
will attend. and the occasion VIII be
one OF great enloyment.to the yepnS "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
, vountoln Out of a Mole mn.

NOkFOLK, VA, August G.-Speclal.-
In the sensational affair concerning Rev.
Mr. Weaver and Miss Wise, two different
statements are made. The minister states
tnat the young lady consented to Mss
him. While her brother, MIR. r. +. Wise.
VINO beat the young minister unmcrci
FUZZY. states that the carcss was entire
~ against the ycrng lady's Will
The tact - that a mountais mas been
made out OF a mOle-hil. The Young peo-
pie are both done an Injustice by the pub
llcity gwen 70 the affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

well as 10 the veterans.
A handsome dinner will be served. and
several gentlemen will deliver addresses.
These reunions are sources OF great en-
joyment 10 the people Of Mecklenbufgi
as they bring tho people together from
an parts OF the county. ana large
crowds attend them each year,
Colonel William Townes, OF tuscowiila,
passed through town yesterday on MS
way home from Buffalo Ldthia Springs,
at which place. he has been for week
or two. The Colonel was At ore tune
a prominent figure In politics IN Neck
lcnburg county. having been an active
Republican for twenty-five or hlrty
years. but he has given up politics. ana
new lives retired life on his farm on
Roanoke river. ,-,
AIR. 9. n. Williams. OF the banking
firm OF williams a Goode. OF THIS place,
has been quite sick for several days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

The ambulance was called at II o'clock
yesterday 10 Eighth and Broad streets
10 attend Mr. Jas. Tyree who was taken
sick in the street near that point Or.
Labenberg treated the sufferer and lef.
him at Murphys Hotel.
At 2l5 O'Clock Dr.. Labonberc was call
ed 70 Fourteenth and Main streets 10 at
tend a colorcd boy named Henry Poln-
dexter, who had been knocked down am
run over by two white men In a buggy.
The boy was quite badly hurt. and was
taken homo I'm the ambulance.
The two men are named Il. l.. Euker
and r. H. Leadbetter. Both were in
toxicated and were locked up in the Fir>t
police station charged with reckless
driving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

Richmond: James Bumgardncr. Jr., OF
stanton: $. V. Southall. OF Albemarie,
and Il. O. Venable. OF Petersburg.
The name OF each delegate and elector-
at-large was Vocferously cheered rs
Il was read By tho secretary, but none
20 much az that OF Mr.. 5. V. Southall.
or Albcmarle.
Scarcely had the report OF the Com
miticc on Permanent Organization been
adopted when there were loud cries all
over the house OF Cameron Gamer
on" and when tho Ex-Governor appeared
on tho stage he was greeted with the
most generous applause. Although suhcr
INK with a painful malady Colonel Cam
eron spoke with his oid-time vigor ano
magnetism. and was chcored 70 the echo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
A Pretty Marriage in Hanover.

ASHLAND. VA, Aug. 27.-Special,-
Miss Etna Mallory was united In mar
riage to Mr. jefferson Thomas az Tay-
lorsyille church last evening. In the pres
e1ca OF a large number Of their friends.
Rev. W. W Reynolds. pastor or The
church. performed the ceremony IN quite
an IN pressivc manner
Miss Kate Vandiver, who died here ycS-
terday. was Inferred In Woodland Gene
terry to-day, after funeral serves AT
Duncan Memorial NJ. +. church by Dr.
" 4. Julkiug.