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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29

There are several gentlemen in Virginia
his party together by going off on va
cation when men with good claims are
waiting for d chance
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The people who were following the
chess games are hereby informed that
Congress has adjourned.
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The price of The Times is two cents per
copy and ten cents per week, delivered
within the limits of Richmond and MPnches
en-. Sunday paper three cents
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THE MAILING LIST is ONLY P Rms
I'D ABOUT EVERY IEN iDyf,s ~
TIEREFORE. DO NOT FIJI, y S NJ u Il
IF THE DATE OPPOSITE YOU, = Nor
ox THIS LITTLE PINK SLIP Is e N,I,
CIANCFD AS SOON AS THE BUD
sCPIPTION is RENEWED.
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Many Of those fellows who go TO dig for
gold, will probably get down six feet even
/: somebody else has TO pay the expenses.
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TUFTS Pills
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A Strong Fertilization.

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There is nothing much left in Washing
ton now except the Sherman resignation
rumOr.
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LONG DISrANcn rELErHoNE.
The Company Want, to Gross Over the
Knnnnhrnnnck River.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 81
Special-The American Telephone and Tel
egraph Company dong distancel applied
to the City Council for permission 10
rum their wires across the Rappahannock
free bride into the city. but the Council
after repeating the former ordnance
,5rantinsg a franchise To this company 10
operate I'm this city referred the whole
matter TO n special committee To recon-
mend new ordinance on the subject.
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: elect Excursion to Chautauqua. \; y.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad. in
connection with the Washington steam
ers. Will. on Sunday August 1st, conduct
am excursion to Chautauqua. y. y, via
Pittsburg. at the low rate Of $500 for the
round trip from Norfolk. Tickets good
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bly,
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THE TINES COMPANi'
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The healthfulness OF ManOhesters CIT
tens which usually prevails has varied
slightly IN the past month. ana .n3 rlbns ?
is probably due 70 the weather y rom
the reports gwen. however. 10 VIII De
noticed that most OF those who ha''
been go III are recovering. -
Mr.. Charles Green Is conilnei 70 hiS
bed with fever. t.,-
Miss Eva Flournoy has been quite SICK
at her homo. No. 1901 Decatur street.
Mr.. George l.. Ely who has naa Pc
longed illness. Is able now to i''F' ''''
room. go, ,-.,,
Ms Mlrgarct Hooker VINO has hceh
dangerously ILLS convale5ceHt 70 tsc de-
light OF her MANI friends dn1 Ititti,,' ,...,,t,
typhoid fever al the home " her mother
on Church Hin. ...,,,.,.,
Mrs. Walter Harrison hls recovered
from her recent Spel Oh 7l,Nuta' .,..,,
Mrs. Harry h. owen SIS sun very SICK
However. she has improved some since
tho last report
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TO GIVE UP THE ARMORY.


The members of the stockton
Street Baptist church dlu uol
have their regular Wednesday night
meeting last evening. The oil-
cIals Of this church have ordered im-
proycments on tho floor Of the building.
ana this work is now IN progress. Insy
are putting In new cushioned pews ana
doing other necessary work This labor
is being done by the male portion OK the
congregation.
I'm the near future this church Will be
enlarged and improved. but the date has
not been settled upon by the officers, but
N viii La snrnn TING this flLI.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08
RnrnnIn 4. isniley's Great Circus 70.
tl0y.

Barnum &s Bailey Will bring the en-
tire equipment and all the attra ctions OF
the Greatest Show OH Earth to Norfolk
to-day. and it will require four special
trains to haul 1t from Richmond via Pc
terSburg. The tents Will be located a
Church street and Avenue b and their
exhibitions will be given at o clock this
afternoon and s O'CLOCK tonight. the
doors opening an hour earlier for those
who wish to see Peter Small, Ella Eur
ing, the tall; Johanna. the educated gor-
llla; the Orissa twins and all the won
GERS or the menagerieS and the attrac-
lions Of the vaudeville stage
f'or the accommodation OF those who
want to secure reserved seats and avoid
the rush at the wagon tickets will be
sold at Alfriend g. Murrays book store.
240 Main street
Inc free street parade Will pa IS
through the streets this morning, leav-
ing the grounds at o'clock. 1t will be
Wen worth seeing, because one Of It's
unusual sights will he train Of forty
black horses driven to the band wagon,
ana also because the reproducti ton Of the
pageant given In honor. Of the return Of
columbus to Barcelona, after his dis
coYery or America, Is the finest costumed
affair ever given as street display.
The wonders Of the circus are many,
one or them being the flight Of the
human arrow, Alar. through space. It
Is announced that the parade VIII appear
as follows:
Ruglers and Banner Bearers.
Grand Military Band.
Stupendons Forty Horse United Team.
Open Den OF Five Tigers and Trainer.
Open Den OF Four Lions and Trainer.
Open Den Of Six Leopards and Trainer
Open Den Of Seven Panthers and
Trainers.
Open Den Of Six Hyenas and Trainer.
open Den Of Five Bears and Trainer.
Open Den Of Six Wolves and Trainer.
Novel Melchoir Chimes, drawn by Ten
Lady Performers and Side Saddle
Experts.
Mounted Ladies OF the Hippodrome
gentlemen Hippodrome Riders.
Two 2-Horse Roman Chariots, Lady
Drivers.
Two 2-Horse Roman Chariots.
sand Chariot "Euterpe," drawn by Ten
Horses
Seven Golden Chariots containing rare
wild beasts.
Triumphal Chariot with queer musi-
clans and comic heads
Caravan Of Sixteen Camels with Asiatic
Riders.
twenty-five Performing Elephants.
Two Elephants with Howdahs and
Oriental Beauties.
Santa Claus Chariot, drawn by Six
Ponies
Blue Beard Chariot, drawn by Six
IebraS.
0id Woman who lived In her Shoe
japanese Dragon Chariot with per-
formers M
Cindereila's Fairy Coach
Sinbad the Sailor Chariot.
Little Red Riding Hood Chariot.
Mother Goose Chariot.
Blue Band Chariot America" drawn by
Ten Horses.
Seven Golden Cages containing rare
anfmals E:f,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08

edy men and women who keep them
selves reasonably well informed in the
worlds progress, refuse to be martyrs
TO such we'll understood troubles as
sleeplessneEs, Iheuma tism, neuralgia or
Kidney dieases. Paine's celery COM
pound Is used with perfect assurance
In those households, where only an in
teliigent authentic remedy can get any
consideration. AS q spring remedy
nothing compares with 1t.
As physicians are all the time saving:
The pain over the kidneys, headaches
and the misery Of nervousi debility
should be met by Paine'ts celery com
pound. Its invigora ting action Is at
once felt by the irritated. worn GU,
nerves and brain. II makes new blood
IT brings fresh strength and vgor 20
tired, wornout men, weary women and
TO sickly children. For these d.sca ses
which are the results Of weakened
nerves, such as dyspepsia, headaches.
neuralgia and heart disease, Palne's
celery compound is the only logical, per-
manent cure. II feeds the wasted nerve
tissues and regulates their action. 1t
tones up the entire digestive tract and
encourage the body to take on flesh
and to Increase the volume of pure blood
IN the arteries and veins.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08
Growth OF sugar Isrcts,
Chicago Tribunc.)

me oeet sugar industry has been
stated In earnest In Wisconsin,. The
plant at Menomonee Falls IS now turn
ms out the product In fairly large guam
titles having successfully passed the ex-
peTlmental sage. 1t represents an In
YES tmens Of $500 900, and has a capacity
or d'sposing of 30 tons OF beets every
,wenty-four hours. An establishment Of
tnlS Kind cannot fail to be Of great bene-
ut TO the neighborhood. Practically all
the material It uses is grown In the Inn
mediate vicinity. and nearly ali The
money 1t spends IN conducting the busi-
ness stays IN this one locality 1t fur
nishes employment TO men women. and
children lin ths fields raising the beets.
ana employment to hundreds Of others
III the factory, where the bec;s are on
He:ted Into sugar. There ought to be one
hundred OF these concerns in Wisconsin,
and there ought TO he hundreds Of other
factories erected In the other States
which are in the sugar beet region. such
as Michigan, Northern Ill!noH, Iowa,
southern Minnesota, paris OF Kansas
and Nebras ka, and the rest in the far
West. The Introduction or the beet SUI
gar Industry Will be OF &: eat benefit In
a general way to farmers by enab ing
them to diversity their produces. They
can become emancipated from the one
crop system, the tyranny OF wheat,
whose price bobs up and down CONSTANT
~ sympathy with the reports from the
far East ana South America The sugar
beet crop would remain a. Il more fixed
pr:cc, ana give them greater certainty Of
rewards 70! their labor. The more sugar
made IN this country, the less money
would III. sent 1way to pay for sugar .m-
ported into the United States The
country spent las year for these sugar
Imports the sum Of $SG,0oO.O 600 If we
could make all the sugar represented by
THIS immerEe amount OF money, the
money would be kept in the country, ana
employment would be furnished to a mil
Ion peope. II the United States We're
TO make is own sugar, Il would be hard,
or course, on the West Indies, Cuba and
the other countries from which we i'm
port sugar IN such la:ge Quantities; but
this country can hardly be expected TO
LOOK after their affairs If all the sugar
used In the United States were made
mere, the government would be deprived
OF the revenue IL gets from the present
sugar lmportations, but this can always,
be made UP by duties on tea and coffee.
commodities which cannot be raised in
| this country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
khe Court Decides TINT Hires Root.
beer II lISt Not Re Kniintca

beer n uSi Not re Emitntca.
1t Is doubtful If any modern commo-
dity, excepting money, has been. coun-
terfeited more than Hires Root Beer.
Its wide popularity and immense sale
having proved IN irrestible attraction for
the unscrupulous imitaio:.
Justice Is beginning TO realize that the
public must be protected from such
practices as is evinced by the decision
Just rendered by Judges Fnletter and
Gordon In Philadelphia. Court Of Com
mon Pleas No 3, restraining George \
Hires. nalnesaka OF Mr.. Charles f,
Hires, from manuf3 curing and selling
q preparation under the name Of Hires
Sootbeer. In giving their decision the
Judges said:
Whether this case be considered as
one OF infringement Of a trade maxi or
as stimulation Intended and likely to
deceive the public, the evidence Is most
conclus!Ve!y with the plaintiff
1T is established that an article Of
commerce known IS Hires Rootbeer, :"
by long and costly method Of adycr-
tlscment. has attained a trade mark and
value peculiar 10 Itself. The sales have
reached an extraordinary yearly volume,
ana the article is known TO consumers
and merchants by the designation Of
Hires Roo;beer," and often and per-
maps as commonly by the name OF
Hires" alone The shape and color OF
the cartoons, as wei as the general
typography and substance Of the printed
matter thereon, and the shape of the
bottles have also been peculiar to the
article made by the plaintiff, and have
served to give it commercial distinction
and Identity.
The testimony in the case now before
us, we think, makes II indub!ta bly, clear
mat the respondents purp0se-.heir
sole and only purpose--was 10 fabricate
an article Of trade which in shape. color.
designation Of name and general appear
ahce resembled the plaintiffs article,
ana thereby deceive and mis,ead the
public and purchasers generally
we ina, therefore. upon the evidence
now presented, that the allegations OF
the plaintiffs bill are established and
that the temporary Injunction prayed
for should be awarded
Therefore, lei preliminary injunction
be continued against George "A Hires,
and issue against Joseph f. Ingersoll
and Robert G. lnge: soil, and against
them and any Of them trading as George
a Hires and Comp any"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08
l'lnyc,.s ma I,inyuncrs

Daniel Frohman vii! shortly sail for
Europe.
The season Of benefits Is now In full
blast
y!
Joseph Herbert is writing new bur
iesaue on popular play
Creston Clarke will appear in Phila-
delphia next week as David Garrick
Walter Jones has been engaged to plav
the principal part in "a Round Of Pleas
ure."
Jessie Busby, Of 1.-TWO Little vag-
rants"fnmc. and Gladys Wallis Will Join
a summer stock company
IN Chicago three vaudeville theatres
VIII return to comic opera, and this Is
hailed rs the beginning OF the end Of
the vaudeville craze:
4 new comic opera :! fellows .~r,s f,,,o.
rus Cir The Shop Girl and THE
Circus Girl" in the choice Of It's title,
The Typewriter girl"
"!!!"
John Jennings, who Is now PLAYING the
part or the sexton in The Heart Of
Maryland" Is considering q proposition
to enter the vaudeville ranks.
"I!,n
Mrs. William Mckinley and her party
occupied boxes at the Lyceum Theatre.
In New York Wednesday evening, a
few moments after they were seated, by
an odd coincidence Mrs. Cleveland and
some friends entered the theatre, and
took seats not far from the Presidents
wife.
en-"
NJ. Brunetiere lectured In New York
this week at the LennoX Lyceum on
fhe stage He spoke exclusively Of
the French drama, prerouncing the
three most popular plnywrights to be
Emile Angler Alexander Dumas and
Victorier Sardou. He thinks the craze
for both comic opera and vaudeville viii
soon die out, and says comic opera Is
already doomed, one reason being the
scarcity Of good lbrettists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08

\ o
RY@ VIRTUE OF. "A DEED OF TRUST
= from G. D. Joi dan and wife to the UNI
dersigned trustees, dated the 18th day Of
April, 1884, and recorded In the Clerks
ofhca OF NorfolS, County Court, and by d.
fectlon or the party secured, I shall eX--
pose FOR sac by PUBLIC auction. at the
Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange,
DAY, the sth day Of May Nj 1897 - at p
p'ciock M. the following property, situate
In Tanners Creek District In the county
OF Norfolk. Virginia.: \, So :, II -
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND. WITH
LIE LIE RIPARIAN RIGHTS
peg peg ming at Il stake at low water mark on
line between said tract and the In nd of T!
g. Iakemnn; thence southerly along said
me three hundred and Thirteen 10
yurdS) 10 n marked stone; thence westerly
asong Inc line OF sa I'll tract and the land
or Is. w. Holmes ninety-three (e3) Yards:
tth i northerly 70 Tanners Creek three
hundred and thirteen (313) yards, and
thence along said creek ninety three fas1
yards, to the beginning, containing
acres, more or less. This tract Of Lana "a
near the mouth Of Tanners Creek IN Phi
view OF both the Eliza beth river and
hampton Roads, and for villa site offera
TER iMsscf%enty five hundred oo,,. !.
months. evidenced by notes Of the n;,r:
naser. bearing interest at the rate OF sig
per Gent per annun1, secured by deed OF
tLuSt on the property. purchaser to paw
cost or drawing and recording the deed or
trust; also the cost of releasing sad deed
WIN. B. ROGERS.
T. +. RoGERs,
H1uS-lC
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08

The Palmer House, Chicago, needs no
Introduction to readers in Anne lea or
Europe. IS one Of the largest hotels
in the world. and Is one of the great
institutions of Chicago.
Mr.. Willis Howe, the well known SUI
peNin,endent OF the Palmer House,
writes the following letter:
Wells, Richardson & Co, Burlingto
Vt:
Gentlemen: II Is with a feeling of
sincere gratitude that l write you this
e,ter. | was seriously sick with fever,
and after passing the dangerous stage
began taking Pane's celery compound.
~, this writing am In excellent health,
and In fact never felt better. attribute
this to the use of Paines celery. com
pound. Hoping that Others VIII find tina t
Palne's celery compound VIII H. axe them
as we'll as 1t did me, am most CRATE
fully yours,
WILLIS HOWE.
Chicago, Jan. a. 1897
Repeated and astonishing success In
making people we'll has lifted Paine's
celery compound to the admiral ton of
the world as The surest and wisest
means Of invigorating rundown
nervous condition OF the body
Since the discovery Of this great rem
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08
CAROLINA
.DENTON.

Edenton, n. c., May S.-(Special)-
Miss Sallic Cherry left for Norfolk yes
terday evening TO have her eyes ire ted.
Dr.. Harmon has rented the Paxton
residence and il having some little re-
pairing done. HIS family will arrive
here In few days
Mr. +. FL. Preston, watch,paker, Of
Cleveland. Ohio. has accepted 4 position
with X. e, Byrd & Co.
Mr. Brooke French, OF the Holmes
Snuff company. was in town yesterday.
cur market has been we'll supplied
Win wberrics for several days.
'The pound net fishermen will soon
take their nets cut OF the wafer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08
Literary alen ana Greece.

Fl It seems that Mr.. Jerome *. Jerome
as been fired with the idea OF aiding
Greece by assembling the opinions Of
literary people in regard to the rights
OF Greece, in the present Cretan trou-
bles: The Academy writes: Mr.. Je-
rome's not very convincing list Of au
thors (Which was little too much like
the petition Of the three tailors Of Too
ley streeD at any rate proved that most
literary men whose sympathies are with
Prince George more nearly resemble
Douglas Jerrold than Lord Byron In the
present situation. Jerrold used TO tell
that he and Lamar Blanchard once met
In the street and fired each o:her with
the idea OF Fastening to Greece 10 as
sist that luckless nation. But added
Je.rold, a smart shower coming on in
the midst Of our plans washed all the
Greece out OF US And just now 1t Is
very shoWery."-New York Times.
The railways Of the world carry over
d. 00O 900 ma qAnfPpra taak1>r .3asJ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08

!
$50 The drowning Of woman is shudder.
u some sight. Yet it is swift and compare.
L ttvely paiuless, and blissful compared 10 the
pain and agony suffered for MANY years by
5 man thousands Of women Most Of the
sSeuder1ng endured by women may be traced
! 70 one great aggravating set Of disorders
33sI ne woman who does not take proper care
& 81 the organs distinctly feminine is sure to
8 &c; sickly. nervous frelful, and racked with
& q othefhood. Every woman owes it to her
sS$self to be strong and healthy in wo:nanly
4 way. She may insure this if she will use
the proper remedy.
:lssS The greatest Of all medicines for weak
q ana sad suffering wons ii is DIR. Pierces Favor
satea prescription, It acts directly upon the
ssaeilease organs that make wifchood and
4 Hot ethood possible. 1t !, makes them
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D socthes pain and stops weakening drains.
~ - resumes lis natural sway throughout
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f is..sc % It's marvellous virtues and all coed
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~ gnSIranee Of her own physica! nature Is re-
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MED zeal book for the hong . It is now on
book she ,ves of over q m; illion "A
chapters Of The book ere
III and WEAKNESSES of the
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a. pa copy. absolutely
ssfinalts 3, p cove. ne
sstsa n ~ 800
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08
Mammoth Organ Chariot.
Gran n FT>t.ti,r,, ~ I, ~ I 1Slr1.

Grand Triumphal Float.
representing the reception rendered CO.
lumbus at Barcelona 80 years ago.
Royal Mace Bearers
squad OF Eight Royal Trumpcters
Grand Irlumpha! Throne Chariot of
Ferdinand and Isabella.
Mounted Grandees, Mobiles. Cayallers.
knights. Emba ssa doris and promi-
nent personages in correct ele-
CANT and costly HISTORICAL
costumes.
The great discoverer, CHRISTOPHER
Columbus
Float, with fruits, plants
and living evidences OF the new
country.
Steam CaliOpe
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-08

ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN BERK
- LEY.-Pursuant to the terms Of a deed
o. o., trust TO me as trustee, dated January
r reg, OF the party thereby secured,
VII oifer for sale by public auction In front
. ~ us OH county courthouse, on
duUKSbAi, the 18th day Of MAY al II
o Tf1 y, m, The g, following property:
an 9 5b ley With frontage Of 1872 llo feet
E,i.s on the east by said road; on the
SCUM by the lot owned by j. w White-
hurst In his lifetime: on the west by cove
or branch OF the FL zabeth river and on
me north BY the lot formerly owned by
Herbert and others. -
Also an undivided one-fourth interest
IN TWO certain parcels Of land in Washing
ton District, Norfolk county, Va One OF
SAD tracts designated as a. and the
other as No. G." on the plat OF land be-
longing TO the heirs Of Nathan el Tatem.
deceased. Parcel "a" contains 64S acres
ana IS located on the north side OF the
turnpike road. Parcel mo. G. contains
$50 acres and Is likewise located on tho
north side of said turnpike road This
property is offered in gross and not by the
acre. - >o
TERMS:-one-third cash, one-third in
one ana one-third n two years from duy Of
SAFE deferred payments TO be evidenced
ny notes OF the purchaser, bea ring Interest
from date and secured by deed Of trust
,wnich IS 10 he written. recored and re-
leased at the cost OF the purchaser
G. l1ATTON, Trustee.