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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Portsmouth Property MT auc,,ou

The announcement by John C. Me
meyer. auctioncer. Of the sale of the
James a. Ridgewe!l property. in Ports
mouth. will he found interesting read
ing. y number OF houses i'll the hest
residential streets arc to he sold on An
gust 18th at auction. Home-Geekcrs and
investors alike will do well to read the
advertisements
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Specials for To-day.

Fine Cornrd Beef. lib. Cans, ioc fine
Corn-d Eccf. 2-lb. cans, poe: line Layer
Raisins Sc. ncr H.. large bottles queen
Olives 200. Are yOu ready for picking =?
Don't rum amy risk ANA get your pickles
spoiled. !Oupcr'S Fatal Food Is sure
death To water bugs. can furnish best
city references. Phone 1880.
c. ". kODGlNS & Co
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To Cleanse the System.

Encctually yet gently. when costive or
bilious. or when the blood is imnurn
or sluggish. to permanently overcome
habitual constipation. to awaken The
kidneys and liver 10 healthy activity.
without irritating or weakening them,
to dispel headaches. colds. or fevers, use
Syrup of Figs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Ecatl, OF Jlr. lEcGuira

MI iiuSh Edward Mct:uire died at his
,tsiaeice. No. liz Lincoln street YES
lerdaV afternoon at so O'Clock De-
ceased was in the :i5th year of his age.
with Christian fortitude. his sni,.i, w,n
1ered To the land which knows no SIR
aSrlnS or pain. Notice of funeral i'm
tuesday mornings VirSinian.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
NIecti,lss Thss NccIs.

Monday. at p. M, the Board Of
Health will meet.
Friday. at s !. NJ. The City Council
Will hold their regular monthly meeting.
Thursday tie Hastings Court Will be-
gin It's August term for one day
Friday at p. m. the School Board
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
ScaItIed With I've,

A little child of Mrs. Jerome Blair
who lives in Park View, accidentally
upset a can of concentrated I've on her
self yesterday, burning her arms and
body quite badly. She was attended
by DR.. X. +. McMurrap
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
The Place for Bargains

The fines, ilgla Creamery Butter. re.
per pound: lin" Creamery. Use: liome-
made Lard, &c. All grades OF Toe. Condcn-
s.d MILE for de-; ~ boxes Globe Matches.
Sc: RuafOrd's Yeast Powders. Sc; ell DC.
grades for 30. Fine Bleni.ad J'da, loo.
l.. IT. PEARSON.
Phone SSS. Cor. Green and Bart SITS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
!. s.. Crawford.

the High street furniture man. has re-
duced prices on his refriGrrators. door
and window screens. Big bargains
await You
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
.Jy25-l0t

FOR SAi."-A lot Of old Shashcs. Doors,
Timber and stone Sills; can be had by
applying ~ the building 30, 2l2 and PA
High street. Portsmouth. Va. jy30-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
p0n.f Fail.

s.boo yards refulgent silk, reduced
srorn 10c. and 12lac 10 sc. per yard: ! 600
yards vrape cloth at Sc. All parasols
al greatly reduced prices.
a. ]. PHILLIPS,
302 High street,
Under Oxford Hail.
Portsmouth Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
PORTSMOUTH Apvs.
poRTsMouTH Apps.
TOD n N
IS THE ACC EPTED TIM
01o0o0@Q o0VO ooo0o0oo

THAT
NV, IN PRE-; IS PLENTY 1NvEsrsENT
~ TIE
ARE you MARyEI 1,11,r,, ~
NAl OF THE
OF I1 Mifro OK r AT hS COAST rsaffM
i r1II iI - ~ ,k kri ttt Min r & y
GlNE SHOPS TIiE
G0MASY IS ltlA HltLdY ocATED On THE RIVER
4HD TIE NoAEniK mp cARoI EA tARoA
DEyEIoP THEIR WAITER FRONT BY PIERS WiAfvEs WA RE-.
m SINCE MAY WHEN PROPERTY PUT upon
THE n. y. N r. r. 90, ONE HUNDRED
$500 1N'1ES
THE ~
CAN
YOUR MONEY TWELVE MON THIS - Oooh's
See JOHN WATSON Secretary sos High ST. Portsmouth, Va
Or C. F. HARPER Agent, Pinner's Point
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Suits nj Cost.

All goods marked in plain figures 70,
& few days longer.
LEVY & JACOBS. 200 High Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
lie Is now Cured, and He Thanks God
and P. p. P, Lippman's Great REM
edy, For Il.

Mr.. George Briggs, OF Moore, Okla,
suffered almost indcscribable torment
for three long years. Neuralgia held
him captive. The right side of his face
Was so badly affected that the slightest
touch would cause the unfortunate
man intense agoa.j. For several weeks
he could open his mouth just wide.
enough TO be fed with liquid nourish-
ment, and III this l.anncr life was sus-
tanned. Read Tie following extract,
from his letter: 'Trrth is stranger.
than Fiction"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
PORTSMOUTH ADvs

fok RENT-Rcsidence No 1902 Washing
ton street. seven rooms; hot and cold
TO ;. 5. BURROUGH, Washington and
Smith streets ar1. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

One OF our 81 umbrellas to protect
SgGIBeh from the weather.
CMARL4E6 r. WELTON d Co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

FOR SALE-EASY TERMS-INS'rALL-
MENrS.-iiouse and two lots. No iooi
street: ~" reasonable ofior refused:
owner leaving city. Gu2-St'
| A rrENTIoN. ODD FELLOWS!- MEM
~ bcrs OF OLD DOMINION LODGE No;
! Ia assemble at tleir hall on Middle street
TITS sunday AFTERNOON ut o'clock
our deceased brother. JOSEPH II. BAY
| TON. All Odd Fellows IN good standing
| are reItestcd to unite with MS
by order OF the Noble Grand.
-. w. MuRDEN.
au2-it Recording Secretary.
Headquarters stoncwnll Camp. C. V,
" oMRADEs!-You ARE REoUESTsD
" To assemble at headquarters at y. M,
sharp. TO pay the last tribute of respect
| DAYTON.
by order of l.. Il. WATTS,
| First Lieutenant Commander.
| j. TiOS. DUNN, Adjutant. nu2-lt
| TRU STE3'S NOTlCE,-puRSIIAN 70
| the provisions OF n decd of trust from
| j. X. Carney to NJ. j. Kiiby, trustee dated
HE 18th or July. 1896. duly recorded in
ings for the city of Portsmouth, Va. and
of III" County Court OF Nanscnond coln-
| ". Va, the undo, siBned trustL. has taken
! possession OF thc property OF said j. X.
| Carney, conveyed, assigned and transfer
| rod 10y said deed, contained In the store
house on the corner of London and Iiiling
| ham streets. In said city, and the proper
| ~ Of the sad j. II. Carney. located In
said county of Nansemond a fun dcscrip-
| ton of which Is contained In suid deed.
| MI person" indebted To the said j. X.
Carney are required to make payment to
the said trustee. All persons To whom the
| said j. Il. Carney is indebted are required
| In accordance with the provisions OF said
| deed to iilr with said trustee itemiZed
statements and evidences of their claims,
duly sworn TO ana authenticated
jy25-Iot Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

DO Vou Want 70 Know what We Ape
Doing:
Wen tell you. We are selling IS. $40
and $3.50 suits for s59S. Look in ouI
window and be convinced
EEEsLAUpK * ANTHONY.
ia High Street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

Why pay rent. when 5000 cash and Sc. 90
view, prices. OF lots from $3.50 up Es5
iurtner particulars call on II. l.. PhCS1
&&tSO.. Sole Agents. No. 3l5 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
NEURALGIA, CATARRN AND RHEUMA.
TISM COMPLETELY CURED.

George Briggs, of Moore, oklahoma,
writes that L. T.. T., L;ppinau's Great
Remedy, cared him of c;tairh. facial
neuralgia and rheumatism, utter three
years of intense suffering The pain
lay in his cheek bone uGtl temple, down
the right side OF his face, along his
upper lip, and from the slightest touch
he suffered agonics forweeiis ut IL time
Could only open his mouth wide enough
to admit 81 teaspoon, and any acid in !
his food would put Him in torture. He
had Il conaultaticn of the best physi-
clans in reX;s, but all to no purpose.
Catarrh and rheumatism were also
causing him much trouble, until he
tried Z. L. =. He says lie is well and
will swear that there arc no cases OF
neuralgia, catatrh and Rheumatism,
no matter how chronic or how old the
eases are, that F. L. 2. will not make
Il total cure of.
Mr.. Briggs winds up his testimony
by saying lie thanks God and our med
icinc, T. T.. T., Lippmna's Great Rem.
cdy, Tor the Great cure.
Kidney troubles, il neglected, bring
about acr;ons and painful and very
often fatal results. p. p. p removes
the irregularities, and cures the dis
caaeI parts.
Dyspepsia and Indigestion, skin and
blood diseases, can be sneeGi!y removed
~ T.. +. r., Lippman's Grcat aemcey.
Ladies', take P. L. =. and rid Your
face of pimplcs. biotches, frecisles,
yellow or muddy skin, yyria..les md
vulgar rcdnes3.
sola by Gil d:ugaists.
LIpPnAN BROS, Apetsecar:es, Se,s prop'rs,
Lippman's Block. sayasroa, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
SING SING.

The Board OF Hath elected hy the v.lage trns-
tees AZ their last meeting has held its first meeting
and effected an organization. The drawing FOR IN.
respective terms OF Office % the members resulted
as follows: Thre'-year term. Or Edward H. Sher-
wood two years. Joseph Thompson one year. John
J. Kenney Or Sherwood was elected President NJ
ina Board Or Hiram Barber. Health Oniccr and
Rober; T Dennis. Secretary ana Recorder OF Vital
Statistics The Board decided 10 hold merilngs in
Nav June. July. August and September. on the sec
oud and fourth Mondays Of each month. and IN the
other months on the second Mondays. The ru..,lngs
vil, be held IN the corporation rooms \ number ~
cases have been brought bc.Or" the Board and baXc
been referred the health officer FOR Investigation
James = Holmes. ex-treasurer OF Columbian En-
campment No. i05. ]. o. O. F. OF this village was In
dicted by the Grand Jury OF the June term OF tho
County Court charged with Withholding fund, no..
longing TO the association amounting TO SlG1 " a.,
"Wednesday he appeared before County .jfdrc / on,
and was admitted 10 bail IN $500 10 appear a, ,he
September term OF the County Court Since his ar
rest Holmes has made restitution Of "A part OF the
The Democratic Convention OF the TIA Assembly
District met In tho Whitney House. Yorktown Sta
ton yesterday. James Martin. Of Pe,ksi<lll pre-
sided and Charles F. Lent and Thomas Torpcy were
made secretaries. The following Delegates wcr.
elected represent tho district I'm the respect i've CON-
venions: State Convention June o. Matthew lune
Cornelius Daily. Ira -. Srrlug; a.icrnates Wright
Horton +. L. Sh sehan &. H. Lent: ate Convenf lon
to be called. Francis Iarkin jr. 1haldeus Is. Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
TARRTTOWN.

Or Georye II. PeTrine a dentist or this place.
beean an action against Or. Townsend v Roe. an
other dentist some tine ago. the charge being libel
lshcl and circulated false stat, ments regarding hts
character Dr. Roe did not deny the publication.
but declared the assertions were true. on Tuesday
afternoon the trial called before County Judge
smith Lent The defence OF Or Roe not more
than half finished when Judge Lent instructed the
Jury To acqu' pr. Roe, who then discharged.
Hone Hose Company No. of this place took part
I'm the nreinen's parade In Kingston on Wednesday.
John Gross on Wednesday afternoon married Miss
Kidicr In Irvington.
Bad and threatening weather greeted the Iyceum
Fair and reduced the expected crowds on Wednes-
day The day WAS known ladies day" and
souvenir. consisting OF neat Japanese teapot. was
presented TO every woman buying an admission
ticket. Throughout the week tho women attended
I'm large numbers but on "Wednesday night they had
majority OF ten Mr.. Milllard's bowling
score has not been beaten but two others
have tied him The billiard contest, the cue to
be voted the most popular pool or billiard player.
is led by j. NJ. Requa. A pair OF boots will be
given to the greatest kicker In the Lyceum and
IN this contest |. y. W Coey leads. with DR. +. r..
Russell as close second. In the shooting gallery
there Is offered rife for the man making consecu-
lively the best three targets. Here O. j. B.ss leads
lie having made TWO tweves and thirteen out OF
possible fifteen. An error made In the report
OF Wednesday morning. Several women who were
spoken OF having Resigned" have not done so. but
have never been In charge. owing TO engagements
or other urgent reasons. Yesterday was "childrens
day" and Punch and Judy show given
every hour from to 10 p m. Children between tho
axes OF five and hftecn years were admitted for half
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
OBITT' AIRY.
WILLIAM HENRY DfMoND.

7.
vo,or-General william Henry Dlmoni u''N a. W.
Gusev House AZ 80 o'clock ye''e'D"' ,,
va hod heen falling in health for some time anu
-, 80, -. :, San Francisco with the intention
,,.,o n ,our months trip abroad IN hopes %
..-,,rg much benefited. \ week ago lu's'As ~
-o,,,s,o-cd a, the Gilsey House. The )ou'n'y u"
49, c,,,, was too much FOR his weakened con
,or s,,on inter arriving he took % ms o'' H.
c-,du,lv and N Tuesday became UNCONSCIOUS ~
remained Unconscious 20 the eni- MS "''' 49,"
lie sen; 70 his home FOR hur'a" .is,,
General Dimond was for many s''''
,.,,A ,,o Renubllcan party lie was an earnest
worker for his party and ia much 'o' 49, - h..
&, California. where Ne lived. f's nome Wa -.
60, rr,,.,s.o where he was well known no' o"''
an account O, the active part he took IN POM -
h,,. hc,,use % his business relations and 'u''"'
owing - the deep Interest he showed IN The gro" d"
n, the National Guard u California. lie "a- pre-
aert Of the Chamber OF Commerce OF san ran
until .ecently, and was The senior hr''l"st ,inr
80, ., Williams Dmond * Co, doing Il SHlpP'"s'
h1nK,,r and comm ss.On business ne ". 81 ,
pone- by President Harrison ,ace he held
during President Harr.son's term: or NAM 1 "a
he MajorGeneral O, n. Nm1 tiiVo,a' rr5.r sew
er'i Rrpnhlican Governors, lie vas rcAppo'i''eu
by Governor James II. Hudd, q p,i"oS'nG 10 r-nlo,
General p.mOnd meinhfr OF ,lt ~
League club the Pacific Union the h'"e'"'' al
or san hcrn IN Honolulu In 1895 his father; the
RI Uenr, Dmond having gone there rom a. a.. !,
neli conn. as "A ms, oIN.y, - -. s.anf
,iNitant.g~ncraI II volunteers. lie was t"Cee
married his first wife being MISS Nate'n, i -, ~
Honolulu Ills second VIE VINO dlcI go" ySSse
ago was M Gray daughter OF Lf. VI 10, sr Nc
widow Is now Mrs. Charles Merriam % np' .,s
ned Mass. General Dimond leaves three SOM v anu
lis vomnvcs; son Edwin. married tarr.e' nausn,
Ter q Abro Newton wv EnoT Is -, Son Iarry
vas with him when his death occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DOCK BOARD.

President L. c. OBricn OF the Dock Board yes
,erdav recommended TO that body that requests
racentlv sent 10 the Corporation Counsel for advice
AZ TO the best means of acquiring certain wharf
,,roner,v on the East and North rivers be recalled
10 aso suggested that the Corporation Counsel be
renuested 10 discontinue any proceeding that might
have been begun looking to the acquisition by the
city of such property. The Board adopted the
recommenda tons - ,,.. 8,
The Superintendent OF Docks. Mr. Atwood submitted
70 the Board his report on the condition OF the
docks the property situated IN West chester
Fast Chester and Pelham. recently seized by the
Dock Commissioners for the city II showed gen
eralv dilapdated condition OF affairs in the terri
tory named and recommended speedy improvement
IN The matter OF docks and the dredging OF channels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
NETWORK CITY.

A concsrt IN aid OF the Day Star Home FOR
Frlendless Women. No 40 West Twenty-slxth-s'.,
given last night in Association Hall
L. s. r. asks where she can send old clothing
bits OF carpet. etc. so that they may be used by
worthy persons. The Charity Organization society
has asked for gifts for It's workrooms for I'M
skilled women No. 40 Prospect Place, this city.
John r Thomas, who architect OF the list
Regiment Armory and other city buildings was
Yesterday DESIGNATED by the Board OF Estimate as
consulting architect to the Department OF Public
Charities and wi! supervise the construction OF
the improvements additions and new structures on
Blackwelrs Island
The childrens day programme will be repeated
sunday at 1915 a. m. in the Washington Square
Methodist Episcopal Sunday-schooi. or wmch d. -
Sayback is superintendent
DR.. T. b. Guild will lecture before the II. P. H.
Theosophica Society. No. JAP West One-hundred-
and-twentv-ifth-st.. on sunday evening at O'Clock.
on The Foundation Of Faith
The Mayor the Park Commissioners and tho
heal Is or all the city departments 10 be present
at the opening OF Corlears Hook Park on Monday
evening" The exercises will be under the direction
Of William Leary secretary Of the Park Depart
ment.
H. y. P,lsbury resigned from the Manhattan
Chess Club yesterday. II is understood that the
action of the directors in a certain case he had
brought before them led TO his resignation
The loan collection of paintings at the American
Art Galleries No East Twenty thirl-st.. is on
exhibition every weekday from until 3
D. m. except Saturday. when the closing hour IS
.. m All the money pad for admission 10 the ex-
hbiton Is divided equally between The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund and The Herald Free Ice Fund
The New-York Scottish Society has delegated
Forrest MacNee 10 represent il at the gathering In
co-nmemoraton of Robert Burns, to be held at
Dumfres, Scotland. next month. Mr. MacNee Is
president Of the society. He Will leave New-York
on the steamship Furnessia next Saturday.
The American Purity Alliance Executive Commit
tee yesterday afternoon adopted a congra tuatory
address to the Congress OF the International Fed
Grafton for the Abolition OF State Regulation OF
Vice. to be held Berne. Switzerland in Septem-
her next, and appointed Aaron NJ Powell, presi-
dent and Mrs Anna Rice Powell. corresponding
secretary. to represent the American Purity AL
lance at the international Congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
A S4TCHEL FOLLOWED THE LIE.
EXCITING SCENES BEFORE THE TRUSTEES OF
Ew-BRIGHToN. STATEN ISLAND.

rxcrr1NC SCENES BEFORE THE TRUSTEES OF
NEw-BRIGHToN STATEN ISLAND.
The hitter struggle for the franchises for trolley
roads in Staten Island which has been In progress
,or over a year between the Midland Railroad and
tho staten Island Electric Company almost resulted
a., fight on Wednesday evening before the Board OF
Trustees OF the village OF New Brighton
The principals we're William y. Rockwell, the
treasurer OF the Midland Company, stockholder
ord an officer OF the trolley lines IN Mddletown. y.
v and in Scranton, Penn. and Joseph Keatinge.
LAWYER of the firm OF Davies, stone Auerodc Vi
the Mutual Life Building, this city.
let winter the Board granted TO the Staten Island
Electric Company the right to operate line IN
C,ostleton-ave which was asked Tor by the Mu'dhd'
and whose only Quiet 4 was 10 carry ther pnSse'
pers from West Brighton to the ST. George r'ffy'
The Thomas Syndicate. as the electric company Is
called secured the grant. Af;erward the President
80 on. village Joseph Rappanecker, died. without
.x.cr,,np the paper Since then II has laid dormant
and has it Is charged been hung up by the Mid
land influence On Wednesday evening the railroad
Committee discussed the affair, ana as Do'h com
panes were represented they were invited 10 SPEAK
Mr. Kea,Inge whose nature Is OF the caIrncst kihd
\ suddenly startled his hearers by denounoinE the
Midland Company as .ot Of 'beggars, cut.throats
aud hiehwaymen" Rockwell. who was sitting IN
me corner opposite to Mr.. Keatinge arose and de-
ciared tina; Mr. Keatinge was lar
''Do understand you said was a mar asheo Mr.
Keatnge angriy. ~. ,.sn o,o,o,
Rockwell. .and am prepared 10 ProS;s ob IT, r ,,o
Mr. Kcatinge picked up satchel when was On NE
bbsppS who lodged and saved himself.
MI Rockwell laid down his hat and umbrella and
Iii show You What can do with yoT in the hai &.
Mr. a nods heavier than he IS and much
sthietic Instead. he acknowledged the probable re-
Of such an The sSes en ace With the
OF the business OF the meeting.
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rEsrIFIrs IN THE ACTION AGAINST HIN ~"
FORGERY

rEsTIFIrs IN THE ACTION AGAINST h'A
FORGERY.
when the trial OF Henry Barton beecne'' "
OF Henry Ward Hercher. was resumed 49,,
before Judge Fuxman in the crlm'na' ',. ..,-,,,
,he sunreme court. Assistant DisNic'"..,
Weeks began the Characterization u nv -. Ga
ant. Mr.. Beecher IS charged with ioFsis $50,
nature OF + 5. Bond vice- resident OF the I. 49,,
Milwaukee, and ST. Paul Railroad, TO al sp- s.,,,
for insurance of the railroad In the "% a.
Casualty Insurance and security Co'npaA"
prcn,uul FOR which would have been So ,,,sc.
The prosecution alleged that the vs. 'ar0,ny %
ton was carried on the books o. '"' s.,,sny BY
svou annarently the assets OF ,ne NJ Beeches
600 40 and render dividend posHoe. ,ncaiicn 70
testified tina: he handed over ths - he railroad
Franris Burke the superintendent. n 70 NJ
den,rtmrnt When he gave the appFr ancs Burke
E,irk. there was no signature on y. me defendant
,y1s recalled He testified that wnss me Signature
HANDED him the application. II o0is ontradiced ne
- T. = Rond The witness also T that the De-
testimony OF Mr.. Beecher py ~ ne application.
PENDANT did not order him - i IN magnate, vas
T. C. Converse, the Staniaru os' one OF the q, a.
recalled and testified that ne " and that ~.
rectors II the insurance cohp" no3ntract with NV
Bcecher had reported that the
railroad had been closed. snsnt By counse' ii
Tho afternoon session was ,pstire Fursnian Wa
both Sides In summing up
charge the Jury today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
PEEKSNUL..

Tho e,rawborrv and Ice cream fesuVal give" o'
,,e Uoman's Home and Foreign MisS'o""'S ~
c...v O, the First Methodist EplFcophI '""''"'
the church parlore last evening vas wen a'''"'
AM was great su'resS
- c, paula Methods, Episcopal Church there
,.n h n musical and s,ereopticon exhibition ,i'S
,.,.,i,g n. Z O'Clock under the auspices Of the fp
.t ,,,,c There VII he views Of no ftuls"h
HVer YeNSwsione National ark. the " M" Mrpi,c
sns a,' ieken iy Peekshlu PHOTOGRAPHERS me
m"ecli programme will also be something o"' W
the usual order
Geor.e T. Briggs. who has been the secretary %
"a. R.arl OF Directors Of the Local Branch OF me
,,.,,,. r,ui1lng Loan and Accumulatng Fund As
ISOLATION O, PALMYRA since its organization scNela
,.trs ago has resigned ~" col!cei'nS aRr".S ~ =
bv ,;e1rge " Naylor. one ~ the local S'o' N'''''
The committee representing the dneren, Are com
,,o,., ID, pe.k.kln having charge of the parade OF
81. p..t.AlU Ere Department IN october next 20
o,..h many o.f.of.'1wn Gre companies VIII De IN
yl,.a ,,.u meet again this evening. after r''"ss
., zen DAYS In the par.ors OF 'orianit HOOK anu
Ladder company. -. = The action on -" part OF
,.,...,,l,i uo,e company 80 T. IN declining 20
AZ seem 90 lfnpen the nrior - the oth"r i"'"'?
49,. T.ntenn,a. boys bat ,lo no; think {, sum
reason for abandoning %" lropps"l pa" 'rN.
-. NJ. IN which cas. Pe,kskiil could have no
paraac Moreover Pcckel II has had n parade every
ia. - /. due The Committee on subs -riptlons re
p0rts nu onroulasinE oltn"k a. s'"n a. 49,
seh vii pr baby Doe october IS. AMI mike All
necessary Arrangements II u expected 'hA' '""'
sam Nil he reported tbs rN'nhs
Mrs r,riey II Mason AMI Mrs. Z. f. Fink have
hc.n spending few days the present week WIKI
relatives 90 Hondon'
Tho Helping Hand Hospital IS a. present crowded
with PATIENTS There ar more there than at any
time IN ~. previous history