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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17

Through typographical blunder of
the compositor, and the objectionable
carelessnessofthe stupid proof-reader on
the Graphic, the advertisement of Mr..
Henry Landahl relative to the Gus An
derson farm, was made to read "For
Sale instead of "For Rent The
farm is not for sale, but it will be rented
to any responsible party at a reasonable
figure. Call on landau and find out.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17
Court Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an ad-
journed term Of the district court FOL
Williams county will be held at Willis
ton on Wednesday, April Goth, 1876
By order of
b. r. MORGAN. Judge.
FRANK WILD, Clerk.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17

hool Board, Special School District
of Williston.
F. IEoNHAEDY, President.
GEO. ". NEWTON.
W. Il. MCCHEsNEY.
toHS HEFrEESAS.
UbuGLAs BELL!
FKASK WILD, Clerk and Treas.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17
poIpp OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

|Directsry for Town of Williston.
TRUSTEES.
t-uAs. 3. GIBBS, President.
.toHS X. HINTON.
f. r. ZAHL"
kec,,lar meetings held first Tuesday Of each
bnth. fNeSN "'"''
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17
c,.rnic is entered at the Post Office at
i,s;s,on n. D., as second class mail matter.
,p,.r.1sHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
WILL1STON. N. D.
County Directory.

l.r,6-HEsMAN RoEHE.
[,,,v Auditor-JonN BEuEaGEE.
Lrnty Tressurer--F. r. ZAHL.
(.,k of District Court-FRANK WILD
lnuty Judge-E. LEoNHARDY.
le.ts rof Deeds-H. e. FIELD
(-oner-E. V. 3. AcKERMAN.
n, Of schools--MRs. NJ. A. BER0H
)urtv surveyor-E. G. PALMER
%, Adyiser-N. A. STEWART.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
ia, Disttict-TnoMAs BURGESS.
81 District-E. l.. MOORE.
a. District-H. A. NELSON, Chairman
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17
|t But6fd Lodge No. ,8. go. F

Meets every Wednesday nigfiH
J.R. HINTON, n. G,
&. B. METzGER, Sec.
HERMAN. RoEHR, Perm. Sec.
|Willisttn, North Dakota.
Religious.
Services, are held every Sunday in the
Inpregat;0nal Church, as follows:
Public Worship. 1880 a. m,,, and p.
|: Christian Endeavor Society, Z p. m;
nday School, 3p. nj. !.
,ome: We shall do o,,r best to help
/, mentally. morally and spiritually.
REV. GEO. ExrENCE. Pastor.
NJ. +. Chulch: Sunday services at
$50 a. m. Bible Study, 800 p. IN.
esching, 500 y. III. Prayer meeting,
llrsduys, 500 p. m.
hour presence will b7 appreciated :,
/ Il hearty welcome will be extended
you. Come thou with us, aud we
Il do thee good"
REv:'H. &. HARDRNBFonK.
Pastor.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17
THE WEATHER.

L. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU. J
CH1cIGo, ILL, April II, 1895:
For North Dakota: Friday, generally
r tonight and Saturday.
+. 3. GARRloTT.
Professor Weather Bureau.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17

FOR RENTING Gus Anderson farm
adjoining the Town of Williston In
cuire Of Henry Landahl, at the postoffice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
Allowed Him $50.

The Council Committee on Confederate
Reunion held another meeting In room
No. Il OF the City Hall last evening TO
consider such additional claims as might
be presented for payment. The only Dill
that came before the committee was that
OF Mr.. +. McDonough. on west Broad
street who had fitted up his house for
the reception of Garland Camp, G. ", or
Lynchbrrg OF which Colonel Kirk Otey
is commander. IL seems that the Camp
mad agreed to come here in a body TO
attend the reunion and that for that rea-
son arrangements had been made TO quar-
ter the Camp al the place referred to.
The members OF the Camp, however. came
here as individuals only and the quarters
reserved for them remained unoccupied.
Tho committee decided last night To allow
Mr.. McDonough $50 for his trouble and
outlay of money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

The superintendent stated that he was
not certain OF the location. and that the
amount Of money sent him would not be
sufficient to carry out the request The
committee. therefore. declined TO grant
the request. and the superintendent was
instructed 10 refund the money.
Some discussion took place IN regard 10
tho powers Of the various subcommittee
and IL wt,s agreed that these bodies
should consider matters &C morning their
rcspcctivc cemeteries and submit their re-
porfs and recommendations al the SUBJ
soqucnt meeting OF the general com;nit-
fee. i; was also decided that The chair
nan OF the general committee should SIT
in cases Of emergency
ON Mr.. Mobiles motion tho supcrinten-
dent was authorized 10 purchase a one
horse Mccormick grass mower at cost
Of $3.50
Superintendent Davis. Of the city Aims
house presented his vouchers as superih-
tcndont OF Shockoc nm for the month a.
Incnt OF bills. etc. lie alsopJulyudddlCva
July. amounting 20 SQS 30 for salaries. pay
mcnt OF bills. etc. lie also presented tho
report Of rs predecessor. Mr.. r. w
Carter for tho last three months show
ing that the receipts during that period
were s@t0. The report was received and
filed.
Tho committee then took n recess and
accepted the invitation Of Superintendent
Dickinson. who had prepared for them n
very tempting lunch in his private resi-
doncc The committee then drove tn
River View Cemetery. where they were re-
cciycd 10y Superintendent French Some
moro refreshments awaited them al Mr..
Frcnch's residence. and another short
business meeting was subsequently, held
during which several bills were approved.
The committee then adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
OBITUARY.
Mrs Eliza Mitchell.

ASHLAND, VA. Aug. 4.-Special.-
Mrs. Eliza Mitchell. the wife OF Mr.. T..
A. Mitchell. died at her home here yes
terday of paralysis. from which she had
been a sufferer for many years. she was
nossessed Of many Christian virtues.
and WAS a most estimable lady IN every
sense OF the term.
Mrs. Mitchell was a sister OF the late
John James. for many years n leading
citizen of this place. She was also a
sister OF the late Robert II. James. She
leaves two sisters. one bpther. and a
son. w. Writ Mitchell. who married
a daughter OF Mr.. w. Frank Humphrey
OF Richmond
Her remains will be taken at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon to the cid family
burning ground, near Horseshoe bridge
for interment Rev. Or. VIM. r. judi
kins pastor Of Duncan Memorial church,
Of Ashland, will conduct the services.
Thomas o. Y0weiI
CULPEPER, VA, Aug. Especial
Mr.. Thomas o. Vowel died at his home
near town last night. He held the office
OF Commissioner Of the Revenue for q
long term OF years. He was very pspu-
lar and highly respected and greatly be-
loved by the public generally.
Mrs. Ophclia Booker.
Mrs. Ophelia Booker. wife Of Mr.. Chas.
Booker, died at the residence OF her
husband, 10 Holly street. at 1880 o'clock
yesterday morning ger funeral will take
place from her late residence at II o'clock
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

A very enjoyable trolley-party was given
Monday evening by Mr. Edward d. Lewis
and friends in honor of Miss fnhrey, OF
Froderickshurr The party lef LON
hardy and Main streets promptly at B
O'Clock. and after % Pheasant run over the
route of the Union railway, proceeded 10
Forest Hill park. where reiic-hments
,,.ra served and dancing INDUCED in un-
I'D , iofa hour II was the unanimous
elnression OF an present that the party
was lam entire success and a most enjoy
abio occasion. under the excellent arrantc
ment and skillful management on AT
dame. Lewis and Sergeant. chaperon'.
Mise rinbrey. Of Fredericksburg MISSES
I'avyis. Sergeant Afyer. of Baltimore Colds
bv 1hackston Campbell. Maynle ! ,aCh
,, C4th.rino Sergeant Bartloe. Messis.
.ufs psrhee. Taylor Campbell, BOOKER
Jannke. and many others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

Tho case Of John u. Baker. VINO ro'
1,.ts "a saloon al lN6 east Main street
and who was found ON Friday las, oy l,.
ufv United States Marshal a. d.
With twenty cigar-boXes ON Wmch lHe
' VIZ etaInus were not cancelled. was
boarJ Yesterday before commissioner
Flcrenheimcr. and the accused was s,nt
ON no the United States grand jury "HiOh
meets here iu October. a..
The counsel for the accused. MI A.,N-
after the taking of the evidence OF thc
witnesses for the Government
Tho case looks somewhat bad TOT BAKER
as il has been developed that his wire
conducts "a cigar factory ON Eighteenth
street. and that AN tho boxes found with
fhe STAMPS uncancclcd were those OF
brands manufactured ~ that place.
The defence claims plea OF malicious
information on The part OF former
employe OF Mr.. Bakers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

A Letter Prom Bryan-col. Lambs Trou-
bIes-F. VI. Parrish Out for Congress.

Letter FROM Bryan-Col. Lambs Trou-
bIes-F. VI. Parrish out for Congress.
Colonel John Murphy yesterday received
the following letter from w. J. Bryan,
nominee for President:
Lincoln. Neb, July 81. 1886.
John Murphy. Esq, Richmond. Va,
Eighth and Broad streets:
My Dear Slr-I thank you for your
kind invitation % visit your city In Sep
TENDER. As the details of the campaign
are IN the hands Of the National Commit
tee all arrangements FOR meetings will be
under its charge. l expect TO be in your
State during the campaign, but | cannot
tell when or where.
Thanking you fer the interest you man.
fest, | am very truly,
W. ]. BRYAN.
Colonel William Lamb. chairman OF
the Republican state Committee. is in
New York. presumably on business In
connection with the recent appcintee TO
manage the campaign In this state.
Judge Waddill yesterday received tele-
gram calling him to New York, but was
unable to 20. To a reporter. he said.
that ne felt sure no change would be
made In the appointments. as they were
made with q view 70, pruGnotipg HARMONY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

connection with the water supply OF toe
Roanoke Gas and Water Company. that
the lots were sold accofulNs 10 the map
OF the River View Land ana Manuiactur-
ing Company. and that II does not ap-
near that the map has ever been recorded,
and lastly. that the lTurt't han aNN'iii7-
cd the whole OF the properly cpnN'yci IN
m, deed Of trust for sale, when sale
OF a portion OF II wouli We 5uilcieh' 10
satisfy the debt remainlhs "u-. a..
paf. ndanfs demurrtd 20 The Dill 10 the
uustings Court and the hill Was dismiss
al Held: That the repre- -'nlailQh mat
the water pipes wyu sncb q - 'l'-'
ZION 81 material fact as entities tle PuI-
chae.r ia relief but was merely an 'A-
prossion OF opinion anu "o'' hg1 w"
sfitute ground for the rel, asNru lot
That it was proper is',htel, 90 saie
,,,h a. v.as his duty 10 sell so much
orfv nc would be- ncccssai. TO 1atlai! -
much of the debt as W. ""l"'U' -.
rourt cannot assume 'iHe tue ""''eo
would violate his duty -, ,,,5 In
Dickenson W. Bankers L2ah Dmn ~
,--e,,ncnt 90. opinion by JNise bucnau-
an. Hastings Court cry oi ioaI'o''1'
Reversed <,,, fs insufficient I'M
a p.i' $50 the facts which constitute
It7' ~ +, 10 also insufficient Wnth
s'' -. etafemerts when are conf"
,tt,-g - ar frcor sistent with ,he 800
nents which show ira"u' "'''''"7''
- onaiseo Where land. subject TO an
- s.t of tn 81, Is tolf -g'" ~ -
e-,antee who assumes ~ ~! mart
H. debt secured boy the +. ''' . ~.
~ the consideration lol W aefence
h. csnnot set up the us'hf 81, ." lie
no call"D' ,,rdcr the deed oi trust
7" sai1 % - consideration Tor ms W.
- 1,-,at,iue, to pay the dev'l "nN .,rlnt hv
be permitted 20 get II" o.,-ntrh is persoual
relying upon a defence ~ which he has
80 Tho original dettor anu
waived t-eolvcnt ycndcr as
s,,,n, the negotiable purcIslss' lD.l.,tor the
90 third party without ~irht 10
tho maker of the noie9 .i,,. 90 have the
w 80 a court Of equity 10 ~, 49,
come ny - notes restrained from az
hoiH,i u, ,,otes and TO nave th'ih -
Slsnlis far AS ny bee necessary ~
nrofeot the vendce from 'i - relieve
If the failure OF the N'"'''
tho property from liens. ,,.r.iol National
Vie trustee. vs.. comm p,rFonan
-, ~ oninion by Judge &C..
, ,be Uustings Court or INC VIZ
OF Roanoke. AihIii',- - GOT aside deeds
90 trust ON tho ground lIAl .,S crsa
nade 10 hinder. delay MY ~ trrstoe
Tor and which charge ual ' nc, .or,e
i'ol ~ ..,a,..,-t"d,,e of fraud. ana tnai SUN,
ma. 1T. v-ore fictitious, rrfelN UT WV.
- o,oofntod to take posse -ai'n ul ~ ~ t
ot,fcct where the graht'i .'.' 10 .t,c
81 daeds Of trust haNs ',a e,u 90
VIZ -, - annoint receiver ana in'' 80
denv the charges pi
ran which was sWorn ,,f r,.e,,-,rca
Eorr,c-s and Mechanics u' lli VA
,,.-,anv OF BototoUrt county. "
,,a,,s From the circuit ''"l VI -,
49,, county. Writ OF error ana S'''''-
sedeas Bona lh--S,r,cofe. Circuit Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

Mr.. James II. Pace Leases His Miil frop-
erty for q Term Of ears.

The Times halls any good fortune COM
ing 10 a member OF the Guild OF Letters.
nr. Lancrty. Of the Methodist organ, is
I'm rich luck. The reward of his research
and senlus has fruiteu
For two or three years be kept ne
grass trod doT- between his little mill,
i'm the Blue Ridge. and q scientific de-
partment Of the Government. in Washing
ton. experimenting here and testing the
result there.
This Virginia Panisoy Ike the tirol SIS
French discoycrer found out the secret
and method OF new milling process by
G.nt OF patient INVESTIGATION.
In honesty. he first subjected the out
come Of his machines to the scrutiny II
official experts They reported success.
Then he put the product called the Com
plete Flour" among the people OF his ma
tive Commonwealth There was for awhile
the usual aversion 10 honorins the nome
prophet
The scientific and cultured read the
essay on the subject published by the
inventor and took on interest. As The
months moved by the Intelligent element
gave hospitality 20 the new claimant for
favor. The flour was used in the house
holds OF leading citizens who, with per-
4f'L idINNIf lfipit 'A 81" NfAt't' "itA Np-t
coded ifs worth
After the proof from the chemical fur
mace and rctort and the cooking range
Of our foremost families was in. Dr.
Lancrty expressed desire 20 turn the
machinery. manufacture. and marketing
over 20 trained men Of commerce.
Mr.. James y. Pace 0t this city. who
had used the flour daily from the first
leased on yesterday for a term Of years
the entire control Of The mill and process.
Mr.. Pace will bring t0 the business exc
ceptional energy while commanding ample
financial resources FOR large distribu-
ton Of this hour.
He has made a liberal arrangement with
Or. IAfferty boz the way Of royalty, SO
that the usual fate OF inventors will not
likely befall our comrale Of the press
dying poor. while enrichug the promoters
Of the outcome Of his genius
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
Barlow Brothers MInsfrels.

Barlow Bros Minstrels. reorganized
and under the mana cement OF Mr.. Thorn
as G. Leath. manager OF the Academy OF
Music. and Mr. VI. A. Moselcy, late man.
ager Of Mabel Pages tours, opened the
season auspiciously at the Academy in
Petersburg on Monday night.
The house was crowded In every part,
and the programmes very creditable
one-was given without a single hitch.
The entertainment ia divided into three
narts-minstrelsy vaudeville. and extrava-
ganza. Tho first part Is handsomely
mounted. the national flag In silk form
inc the background, tho costumes worn by
the MINISTRIES being tho regulation plush.
whilst the leading vocalists wear tennis
suits. -,
Tho vocal corps includes such we'll
known people as Tom Crockett. Ed. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
IOOh MN HOME.
Micaiah Lancaster Returns TO the Bosom
of Ill IamilY.

OF Ills 4 amy.
The boy and girl who arrived in Rich
mond Monday night looking for their
father having ira sssad from Boydton,
in Mocklenburg county. upon subscrip-
ton raised b. sympathizng people OF
I.awreuceville. returned home yesterday
morning on the lZ.5J train IN company
with their percent
The name under which their father
went while i'm this city Is Micajah Ian
caster.
lie came here at the time of the re-
union with he avowed purpose Of gain
ing admittance to the Soldiers Home.
lie bad no money. and there were no
vacancies In the institution. so he was
forced 20 take refui. in the amshouse,
and waited patiently and anMously each
day for news Of his family.
The children are motherless but are
cared for by an aunt. whose name they
pass under They We're very fond or
their father. and the parting at the time
OF the reunion was exceedingly bitter.
Their subsequent distress so worked upon
the feelings Of the Lawrencevile people
that % nice little sum was subscribed. and
the children turned up az the Soldiers
Home Monday night 20 give their father
q surprise party
They were dlsmayed at not hnolng
him there and after some deliberation on
the part Of the authorities OF the institu-
ton they Were taken 70 Major Ran
doiph's home and their case submitted 10
his judgment.
Major Randolph took them in. cared for
them and ascertained that their father
was az the almshOuse.
The old man was Informed Of their ar
rival and anticipated their meeting with
keen delight The children were up early
Yesterday morning and set ont for the
almshouse. where most affecting meet
ing took place.
The veteran decided 10 accompany his
children home. and as they had sufficient
money left over 10 pay his fare the mat
ter was easily arranged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
The Advice Of the City Attorney Asked For.

Messrs. +. NJ. Noble. Zimmermanns
Rountree. and Jones. who FORM sub
committee OF the Council ComTIttee on
Retrenchment and Reform, met last even
ing at o'clock in room No. IL Of tho
City>Aialr The session was held with
closed doors, and the management OF tho
offices OF the City Collector. the Collector
OF Delir quent TAI es. and OF the con1iis-
sioner OF the Revenue was discusseA at
some length II was finally decided THAI
the City Attorney be Invited 10 be Yfesent
at the next meeting OF the subcommittee
in order TO give any desired advice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
Property transfers

Richmond: Ferdinand bon i1y NJ GO 10
Josephine Bour1uenot, Ris w VIZ 1,ctwecn
NJ R s''9 Perpetual 8uilding. Loananai
--i|., company TO Maria l. stewart ~
fcef on Thirticth street southeast corner
Leigh, $l2p. ,.,... 90 ,,o~,bo
cr3vson and Mary +. and Harriet j.
s.,...- a. 81 feet ou Friendship street SlNb.
Charles Dinecss and wife 10 Mamie g.
psrioud. lot B. in block @. Barton Heights,
s. 7e 60
NJ. J.. and y. J. Hancock Jr.. 20 geo.
d 1rirusr. lots and g, in block ?, Via
duct Subdivision. $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

The Remains Of Little Herbert Landrum
Consigned to the Tomb.

The remains OF little Herbert IAndrum.
whose death. near Lexington. Ky. was
printed in yesterdays Times, reached tho
city yesterday afternoon over the Chesa.
peake and Ohio accompanied by DR.. ard
Mrs. Landrum. a great many persons
assembled at the depot and received the
bcreaved parents with expressions OF pro-
found sympathy.
The remains were at once taken TO
Hollywood. where the burial service was
conducted by Rev. DR.. X. j. Wilingham.
and the little body consigned to the grave.
The pall-bearers were Ernest NJ. Long
Robert Harris. Armistead G. Crurn2. and
j. A. Gilmore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
UEDDnD Wa>HINGTON.
4 Young Citizen of Richmond Takes To
Himselfa wife

Mr.. James l.. O'Keene. Of this city.
ANA Miss Annie b. Hoffman, Of Wash
ington. ID. c.. were married at the paro-
chiaI residence OF ST Peters church al
mar place yesterday morning
The groom is the son of Mr. James
O.Kcene. for many years super ''i.u,I.
If Ioflvvcood Cemetery. and is one OF the
r-oet feseryedlv popular young men I'D
his city. lie is AN cmploye OF Mes,srs.
rob, 4 cary * Son. Tho bride Is a
beautiful young LADY of Washing IT,.
o-fft.ya iof, for Niagara Falls and other
Doints They were the recipients Oh
hans, handsome and costly presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

Fred Russell.
The olio OF specialties presents harry
Wood ono OF the leading comedians on
the minstrel stage: Billy Eberhart. the
jnggcr. Mack and O'Day. negro sketcn
team: Valentine and Weekes. in musical
comedy: Zella. the contortionist. ah'
Marion and Pearl. acrobatic comedians.
The performance concludes with an ex'
travaganza entitled "Possum-a-IIA.
The combination will undoubtedly prove
n winner. and when the performance gets
into good running order the attmction
will be admirable In every detail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

A report has gained circulation that
General James A. Walker, MEMBER Oh
the State Campaign Committee, was no.
ina accord with Nessrs Waddll. Brady
and Bowden. In reference TO this Judge
Waddill said:
General Walker il thoroughly In ac-
cord with Messrs. Brady and Bowden and
myself, and 1 have letter TO that ef-
feet"
EX-State Senator L. NJ. Parrish, who
was defeated by Senator w. III. Flanna-
gan. for the State Senate at the last elec-
ton. has announced that he will be
candidate for Congress from the Third
district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
A SUDDEN DEt TN.
New Players Arrive and Take Their
Places.

PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. Especial
Mt. W. S. Thompson, OF the firm OK
Thompson Bros. plumbers, OF this city
died very suddenly tonight about O'Clock.
lie was I'm his store up to O'Clock IN
the afternoon. when he began TO feel
unwell and went home. lie soon became
unconscious. Medical aid was summoned
but It proved Of no avail. Mr.. Thosnpson
leaves a widow. with one child. The de-
ceased was n son OF Mr.. A. ID. Thompson,
OF Washington His mother resides here.
Crockett, of Roanoke, and Toft and
Rothermel OF the Pennsylvania State
League, arrived here to-day. and played
in this afternoons game. Rothermel has
been made captain OF the team, vice Breen
resigned
Mrs. George Balm Is critically III and Is
not expected to survive through the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

The Young Mems Christian Association
membership contest continues 20 attract
=. Great deal of interest. Many persons
a.k tae meaning OF the badges worn
D.. the Red and Orange teams. st noon
Yesterday the score stood q TO 30 IN
favor Of the red. At l0 Il. NJ. tonight
the contest will he closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

Offices arrived from Faltimoro yestcr-
day morning and left az Q o'clock last
evening ty the YORK River Line taking
with them John Spivdh alias Willie VIII
Nams alias Henry Hall who was arrest
"a Monday in the post-once hy Detective
Alex. Tomlinson. The man OF aliases
SIS wanted ia the Monumental city FOR
burglary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
STABBED THROUGH THE HEART
A Man Run Over aud Killed by Freight
Train.

WINSTON, n. c.. Aug. Especial
During an alteration near Mt. Airy sun
day afternoon. a man named Graveley
ctabbed a man named Law through tho
heart killing him instantly. Graveley
escaped. an.
Nat. Martin was run over and killed
near Madison yesterday by freight train
on the Norfolk and Western road. a
bottle OF whisky was found near MN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

The Southern railway recognizing the
fact that a great many Richmond people
would Ike. 20 spend their Sundays at
West Point have arranged TO put in a
rate Of SlOJ FOR the round trip. tickets 10
be- sold Saturdays and sundays good TO
return Mondays.
The Terminal Hotel" at this point has
lust been opened under an experienced
management and everything has been
done for the comfort of guests who may
10 10 that point.
For rates. tickets. and other informa-
tlon. call AT Richmond Transfer Company
9og east Main street j o. Ncrser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station. or 900
east Main street.
J. G. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
Powhatan Club Meeting.

The Powhatan Club held its regular
monthly meeting last night but owing
TO the small attendance no business or
general interest was transacted.