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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06
Lebanon.

a man from Salem Was here Tuesday
wanting TO engage dried 1runes At 5 cents
pound.
VIM. Gordon, a nex resident OF Leb-
anon, has opened = shoe store in Settles
building, next TO Loyelee's tailor shOp.
Waterloo's postmaster is fast clos
ing uD his bus ress, selling out his stock
at cost, and with Albert Geohard. his
partner in the store, is going % brake for
the gold mines to better his condition.
W h. Donaca. who will have charge
OF tie Lebanon Warehouse Tor this year.
started things baEzing out there yrster-
day Tue first wheat that vas brought
IN this year was brought by SIR. NcCullv.
Advance and Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

4 BIG TEuN OF fifteen cars OF sxcur-
sionists took breakfast at the depot this
morning They were lively crowd. and
seemed greatly pleased with the appear
ance Of the valley A small sxh Bit vas
shown them ,ha; opened their eyes
Among the men Was one who said he
was an ecclesiastical tramp, who had
many questions to ask, and who created
much amusement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

THE CKAzE GENERAL. Lang
was in Albany today. The Statesman
says of his trip to Salem: Henry Lang.
of the wholesale grocery firm OF Lang *
Company, Portland. was in this city
yesterday on his weekly tour and amo n q
the business he transacted was the pur.
chasing of large number of boxes ol
dried apples from the various grocery
houses. which he viii ship to Seattle and
from there TO Alaska to be used in the
Clandyke section His firm has obtained
over 100 boxes of ouch fruit 81 vsrious
points and will forward them TO the
northern country Immediately. Mr.
Lang Gays wherever he has been through
out the state everybody is talking Clon'
dyke and discussing the easiest way o.
going there. He met travelling" mar
Tuesday who has the gold fever. so bad
that he has shipped his fifteen trunks
back to the firm for which he was work
ing and by the end of the week he vii
be en- route for the rich district.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06
Get out your Smoked Glass.

There viii be partial eclipse of the
sun this evening, beginning at $50
O'Clock, and ending at 6 40 clock. The
sky is in splendid condition for obsery-
ing it. In connection with il il is an in
ter-sting fact that just nineteen years
ago today there WAS a total eclipse. The
moon is the obstruction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

Coon YIELD.-45 acres on the farm oi
S. NJ. Pennington yielded so bushels per
acre, in fact over that by weight. Some
oats yielded abouf so bushels. and weigh
ed 10 pounds per bushel General re-
ports are that the yields are large and
the whea. very heavy.
To THE Hor STRINGS A subscription
has been taken up and a trail is be-
ing built from the o. C. & +. into the
hot springs. fifteen miles beyond Detroit.
IL will be go1d one. The springs are re-
ported every bit as good as those 3, Bell
knap, and the place is pleasant one II
should be built up into a summer resort.
These springs are on the government re
serve.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

A NEg MILES. ]. Mine, who hRs
ha charge OF ihs Corvallis mills here for
the past four years. leaves Tor Albany
soon 10 take caarge OF the Red Crow n
mills. The Portland Mills Con- paay
have leased the Albany 2ed Cror n mills.
and sill run them in the future under
the supervision nI NJ. Milne, who has a
splendid reputation as a iiour maker
Mr. Mines brother has charge Of the
-four mills at Oregon Ciiy.- Oregon Tn
s0n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

Thar Loan PoIASGKg From the Ore
gonian: Mayor Hennayer has received
note from Lord de Polanger." who
writes from Eugere 10 say tina. he is on
his way 10 California TO see his wife. and
is making expenses as b 81 he can. Pol
anger is the unbalanced young man from
the lair land OF Peland, who used 10 mail
numerous letters 70 himself. ,c. the great
Annoyance Of the pos;o:fise officials
Lord PolangeF Is Rn attraction on the
streets today. nearly as great as the cir
Gus. he carries an envelope under his
arm continually an wears long banchy
uneomhed hair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06
Regardless of Cost i.

Julius Gradwohl intends to go out OF the
crockery and glassware business, going in
to some other line of business. aud hence
will sell his goods of this kind regardless
Of cost. When you call and get his prices
| 6ou will be convinced that he means btsi-
; ness, aud will believe what he says
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

A SUGSFSuaN The suggestion has
been made that the Albzay exhibit be
taken 10 the state fair 81 Sacramento
instead OF to Salem. that more outsiders
xoald see it aud th~t it would do more
good there. Il Is worth investigating
and considering.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

RrRgkR SEcKED The Ufesonian
stated yesterday morning tha. there
would he partial cell ,se Of The sun a.
a:i5 TO 6:ia p. IN. yesterday Without
looking the matter up the DgaocRAT re
ported The fact TIE almanac out il al
a. M. and said il woald be seen at Port
land. Salem AMI Eugene number OF
people were out last night xiih smoked
glass, bai i proved rubber neeked at-
isir Oae young man ssnt the Oregon.
ian special dispatch OF inquiry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06
TT
Twenty
ears...

For moro than twenty years
we have been telling how
Scots Emulsion overcomes the
excessive waste of the system,
puts on flesh, nourishes and
builds ap the body, making 1t
the remedy for all wasting di-
seases of adults and children,
bot II isn't possible for Us to
tell the story In mere stick
fui of newspaper type.
We have had prepared for
cs by a physician a little book,
telling in easy words how and
why Scotts Emulsion benefits,
and a postal card request viii
Be enough to have 1t sent to
vou free. To-day would be :
good time to send for 1t.
SCOTT & BOVINE, New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

oMrs. A. Hammond, wife of wellkn0w n
railr0ad conductor, and her f-year-old
daughter Nav were caught iron 3 small
baat by the wheel OF the steamer Elmore,
near the Ainsvorth dock, Portland lsss
evening, carried over the wheel, and
drowned in the river.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

FiRE AT GATES Gates last eyenin
the two residences OF D c Smith and
j. + McClary were burned. The fire
caught from Goals dropped in q wood
box in the residence of Mr.. Smith and
spread TO the McClarv house. There
was no insurance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06
/. GradwoIil--

]. Gradwohl-
Informs the general public that be
sell as low as anybody in the city for
cash. Come and get prices before you buy
April Ist, 1897. J. hRApwoHL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06
ALBANY TRADING co.
B. n. MORRIS, MANAGER

We will sell goods as long
as they can be obtained ON
the MAJ ket at prices a. fol
lows
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

BRoU6Hr BACK 5000 The DENocsAI
= inlorme that one OF the sons of Mrs
Nancy Anderson has returned from the
klondyke after an absence OF about three
wears with 5000 in g Id.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

wuL MoyE.-On next Monday W. Il.
Blaln will be ia the Clsiek block, on
BroadAlbin street, with his large stock oi
notions ready 10 give the public bargains
in anything in his line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06
The Gypsy Sunk

The light daft steamer Cynay, belong.
ing to the o r. q N. Company, was
sunk at o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the Willamette river near Eola. above
Salem, caused by striking the port side
OF her bow or a snag which tore an open.
ing in the hull about Fifty feet in length
She was on her down trip from corvallis
end was making excellent time when
the accident happened Within thirty
seconds from the time her hull struck
the snag she was on the bottom OF the
river, lying diagonally across the chan
mel whore the water is five feet deep.
The doors OF the lower deck being open
the water rushed through with great
force and, as a consequence, me OF the
freight was washed overheard.
The crew worked faithfully i'm their
efforts TO save the small freight and the
baggage OF The passengers on board at the
time.
The Gypsy carried five tons of house.
hold goods, two tons of wool, six tons OF
dried iruit, two new pianos, and guam
tity of chickens and eggs for Portland,
besides lot oil iron for the Salem Iron
works
The Ruth arrived up from Portland
last night and this morning will go up to
the sunken steamer and remain for the
day, tbs purpose being to raise the dam
aged craft II possible.
From all that could lie asc csrtalaea
last evening il is to be supposed that
another light steamer will be pat on the
upper river route by the o X & \ Com
pany.- Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

FEs.i AZ THs pErUy.-Aithe o. Z. * Z.
depot iais noan Chas. Collirs, Of Toledo,
fell in 4 IS falling Of the Sidewalk
upon the stones. cutting his face badly.
tie came 10 10 short time and consiu-
uld his journey to Toledo He Is coasin
OF Mr.. S,ewart OF the Leader.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

Catarrh Cured. A clear head and
sweet brea,h secured with Shiloh's Ca
tarrah Remedy; sold by Foshay & Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

BASE BAIt. - Tue Corvallis printers
will come TO Albany tomorrow @ith the
best battery ia that city prepared 70
make phi OF the Albany joufnallsis. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

NoIIcE.-'S7 taxes are now due. Please
call and settle OIL or before August 10
1897, after which they will be declared
delinquent c. o. LEE, tax collector.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

sEaxr o. 0szsos, covxTY o. LDye2:
IE = LAxssox. eez1ssr a the sbsss nzn-
ID s4za :, sosezzsx s~e.E sf.z tSe asoTs sssssneus
Is traz % tsse fsz q ~ Ez.ssszIs - lzsses
; LzxsD0s, csssser.
sahszfbed and sEorn % tefors ne tkiszz-b dzS q
Jziy. Iss JR WYATT.
GO s5szv Pabse for orzzss
EioExE7-At1ez.
PA GOODWIN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06
Z9xs
REPORT OF THE C0NDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
AT ALBANY. IN THE STATE OF OREGON
At the close Of business, Jusy I'D. 1887.

Resources
Loans and s9s 60
0Terdrzfts secured and unsecured t906.4I
U. s. Bonds 70 circulation ..-----. 1050001
Premiums e s bonls 5000
5s0cks, securities etc. S5el
Barking hoGss, furniture, znd fxturss.... 15,008u
Other real estate and mortgages oEi.ed-.. 3D3 s9g
Due from National BAN reserve agents - 70seZ7
Due from State Banks and baBkeTs-.-...... I25Cs6s
Due from approved azeuts. .......-. ;. 9S9s
Cheeks aad other cash items s...-.--.-~ 1913.
Notes a other SsaiynxI Eznks..-.--....- -. Z310n
fractional paper currency, nieksas and cents s-zl
LAEYCL MosEY RksEKyEIIx BsxE VIZ:
specie ..-................-.......--....--. sssss
Legal tender notes % 90
Redemption fund With U. s Treasurer lase
per cent of circulation ...--.------------ 5000
Bic 70
LlabIIiffess
Capital stock pad s5os09
Surplus iaid- IoI5zso91
Undivided pEoAts. lss> sApsnses zad taxes
p4sd-----. sssss5-IS
SztSszzi Bank notes Outstanding. l6 5000
Dse 70 other National Banks szs-B
Due - State Banks and lzakeTs.. .-..-.-. SO 81
Individual deE,leiEz sabeet % cEzCk--- I7s.IsgS7
Defazs1 esTzf1zsesf sp0zt-.--.--.-..--. - g3-sf
TIne eeErtSez.es Il deposSt 90
S@sNaa 2 ftS ks-- "
cz.hier's enecE o1ts.ao1ilg-..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-08-06

Albany Trading Co..
Coz. al All IHa )
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
F1D Q= DE=R It's I s. IkUIIO II N E5sXXS

On mcaiCGl Lllc Council rose and wen,
back into the regular body. and the re-
PORT of tlle committee of the whole wa
adopted.
Notice was given that the joint meet
..Ig weiIi be held Friday night.
Mr.. Samuel n. Montague Rendered his
resignation as the assistant engineer Of
.hhc tire department. which was accept
ed.
4 communication was received from
tlc Portsmouth stree. railroad. asking
for mn cM.cHs!Cn OF time 10 procure
tgrders :or thCir cars. stating that they
cEi MT kmow'thAt they were required
!" have them urrtil last Wednesday.
ana .hEt they tclegraphed FOR the same
80 he forwarded at once.
ON motion the request Was granted.
ani They were given thirty days time
"a procure them, but 20 got tllcm as soon
rs possible.
Present: G. NJ. Reynolds and w. r..
B"nuctS.
Mr.. Reed moved that ehc clerk be H.
rea,el IL request the road 10 provide
some projection for ,yllc mU.ormcn from
ihc wca.'rer. Adopted.
Mir Williams moved that tho award
ing Ct contracts for m~mterial for ,,he
f"if&h ward he rccons!dgrci pending she
action of the ~ committees. Ii wa:
7cHJHdcd and adopted.
Mir. Glover stated tIut rtric members
i thc Four.l, ward were ready tc
50 !Gt" an election of u member for
itls't ward Mir. Reed also said this
t'ir$it ward was also ready to fill Il va.
Cancy FISH that ward.
On laction the Ccurcil went irLc
election.
Mr.. \. L. But was nominated from
she Fir2: ward and was elected.
Mr.. $. Y. Ncrita quo was nominated
from &hc Fourth wand 40 succeed HIM
S~'I. and was elected.
The resignation OF Mr.. J.. r.. Halstcad
from thc Third ward was received ana
accepted.
The chairman ,ac the Fire Committee
-1!:1i permission TO purchase horse.
ara harhc-& Ger the hook and ladder
Atlng>ad.
1fle roo: NcnfoIk railroad was givcr
fcN;y-cigEi; hours to make certain i'm.
praveme".s in fhc F5r;h ward.
IN m'i{an !hc mG;tcr Of erecting Ger.
t2tn tolaiNlunc poles was referred to tbs
Street Co;nnrittcc, With power TO act.
y communication was received from
thn Beard OF Heath, calling the attAr-
,!on cf rhe Council to the u~nsani,arv
condition "f certain streets. and askcC
thsli they he put IN good condition.
ON motion the communication was re.
EoHr",i 80 the Street Committee, with
permission ~ act.
Mr.. Walker stated that the Street
Committee had made every effort 10 &c,
the Portsmouth street railroad to Eut
i &irdcr rail on ut the intersection o:
south and E~ni.ngham streets. ana had
iiicd. lie now moved that unless II
S.tN1e IS done within forty-ci%:it hours
liat inc COMMITTEES hc allowed The ri-h
to tie Fhc ears IN. On motion The 70.
quest was granted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN WEDDING
Miss Ruth Owens Becomes AIRS. Samuel
II. Dickinson.

MES Ruth Owens Becomes Mrs. Samuel
Il. Dickinson.
At half past six o'clock yesterday
morning Portsmouth lost one Of her
ilNorta ard mos beautiful young ladies'.
ana her sister city across the Elizabeth
became corrcsrondinGly n gamer. Al
mat hour at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. Owens. $50 D%inwiddie street,
me marriage of their charming and ac-
c@mniish2d daughter, Miss Ruth O.
Owens To Mr.. Samuel r. Dickinson, Jr..
nt Norfolk. was celebrated with impress
slyc ceremony, by the Rev. George
W. Kay, assisted by tie Rev. J.. Il.
Betty.
the groom Is q son of DR.. S. r.. Dick
itlson, of Caroline county. Va. and is
"nga%ed in the brokerage business in
Norfolk. representing Il large number
of Western houses.
The ce.emCny was performed In the
north rl:l0r, the bride. clad in II hand
some tajlo:-madc travelling suit of dark
blu" cloth, entering upan the arm of her
father, meeting The groom accompanied
by his best man, Mr.. {. r. Dickinson.
MS brother, beneath the bridal arch.
where they were united in holy wcdlOck.
Immediately after the ceremony Mi.
ana Mrs. Dickinson were driven to ;.a
c.. * O. wharf. ana leGS for an extensive
honeymoon. which will embrace nll the
large cities Of The West and North. ana.
on their return, Il reception at the home
ui the %guom'5 mo.hci. at Hlwi'nE Ore n,
Monday evening, between he hour: Of
: and 10 O'clock Il reception was given
in hnnoG OF The bride by hr. parents, n;
tA"ir handsome residence.
! Ec AMPLE ~pHr!url were tI%Stcfullv dec
grated wi;h PAIN; ferns. ana p5ttci
! =. La ~ :. =s,t IT,. H. a. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
PETTY STEALING.

AS thc weather grows cooler there
arc u number or worthless negroes who
come ilcre on excursions and have no
visible means of suppMit and would
tgst work If they had il. They go around
Rights and steal everything they can
ma. They seem to have q mania for
obbing Kitchens and pantries. A few
nights they Went into Mr.. Edward
W~onnycuut's place. on King streos, and
stole all the groceries. etc. and made
off with chem.
Sercra! o3hcr places have been treat
ed in 4 similar manner.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
COTTON

New York, October 5.-Cotton futures
opened firm; sales, 5000 bales. January.
Gas; February, $50; March, G.53; April,
6.57; May, C.G3; June, G.G6; July; G.G9; Oc-
tober, Csc; November, G.36; December,
SD.
Futures closed steady; sales, 169, 100
bales.
Liverpool, October 5.-Cotton spot fair
dcnland; prices higher; American mid
Hin } 2t-S2d. The sales of the day Wee
$1,000 bales. of which LOCO were for spec
ulation and export and Included $500
American. Receipts 5000 bales, includ-
ing 100 American.
New Orleans, Oct. 5.-Cottcn futures
steady: sales, $500 bales: October,
G.0i@6. 05: November. 6 .09GGG 10; Decen-
Der, G.11GG.12; January. 6.1506. 16; Feb
Iary, G.20@6.2 %; March. 6.250G.2 ~;
April, 6.29@G. 81; May, G.Si1G. sc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
AMONG our corvrnM

Weather in the cotton belt hot and
nry intense heat icl Louisiana, Texas
spot market In Liverpool advanced
21-32d. Sales. 10000 bales. Fu-
lures advanced from 5 to 4 points, clos
ing steady.
Bar silver in London declined Sled.
year. 20" iN 49,
United States port receipts yesterday
We're 5l.?S@ bales. against &C. 100 bales
iaSl year and G2, 272 bales in 1891.
New Orleans future contract market
advanced 4 points. December, GIL.
Semi-weckly receipts at/the five lead
ing interior towns are 1855 bales
against Gi.7So bales last year and 75.OS7
bales in 1894.
spot market in Savannah and Char
iesi,ri &c. and 1-1Gc. respec-
lively. Wilmington declined nc.
spot market in New York advanced
&c: dun at csc. for middling. Sales,
i'235 bales. Cultures advanced from 5 to
u points. closing steady. December,
h.a2 to CAB: January. CSC to CAT; March,
6.5o to 6.56. Sales. 100. 100 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
NEW YORK FLOUR MARKET.

New York. Oct: 6.-Flnur-Fairly ac-
tive and u shade irmcr with wheat;
Minnesota patent. S5.l5I5.5O: winter
straigl!ts. $~i.G0Gr4Tj.
Whcat-Srot strong; No. 9 red, oSlkc.
aii0It; No. | Northern Duluth, 97asc.
an"at: No. . hard, 97M?7%c. anoat.
C~"rn-Spot No. .. %2hc. aioat, and
steady.
u~ats-spot frncr; No. ., 23Hc.
B~ccr-S,sady.
Cut MuItS-Firm.
l~.ard-Stcady; Western steamed, $50:
October. $40. nominal. Refined. quiet;
continent, S3.l5; compound. 4W44Nc.
pOrk-Quiet.
Buttcr-Qu!ct; Western creamery, 1iG
22c.; do, factory, 9Ml3c.: I.lgins, 22c.;
Imitation creamery, 120l6c.: State dairy.
l2gl9c.; do, creamery, 1iQ22c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
a TrntElful Statement.

An cxccllantanl invaluable remedy,
for the cure Of cough, cold and iloarsr-
ness, is DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, and
MIR Jas. Hadlcld, $50 West ST., New
York City, v%critics this statement.
He writes; "Dr. Bulls Cough syrup
is 4 most excellent rcmady for cough,
cold and hCa:scmcss, and take great
pleasure in accommodating 1t to all,
who require such valuable household
medicine DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Is sold everywhere lor IS cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
EXCEPTIONALLY DULL
Hot For Many Weeks Has the Market Besn
So Stagnant.
DISPOSITION TO REFRAIN FROM TRADING.
rho V'rtncipn' Activity Conferred in
the specinitics and Trading lin
Thcu Was largely Bascd on yngue
Hun,ors-The Losses wcre for the
Most rnrt Fractional,

Now York, Oct. 5.-rSot for many
weeks has Wall street seen so dull a
lay as this was. 1t was offered as an
explanation that the eve OF the Jewish
Day of Atonement called many brokers
and operators from the street. But
there was apart from this u manifest
disposition to refrain from trading and
10 leave the market to lie fallow for a
ifne Yesterdays sharp reaction APP
plrcntly admonishcd the bulls thai con-
d.tions arc not yet ready for q resump-
ton of the advance. The favorable fac
tors which developed during the day,
although they affected for Il time the
individual stocks TO which they applied,
were ineffective in causing u general
advance. and prices of most stocks
closed lower tonight.
The principal activity conferred i1 the
specialties and the trading In them was
largely based on vague rumors tina had
nothinS to do with the general situa-
ZION. Actual rates for sterling exchange
fell &c. for sight and tic. for long. This
led 10 increased talk of early gold i'm
ports. ll this connection It is interest
ms to know that to-day's statement of
me weeks export of general merchant
disc shows Il decrease OF $3.50, 713 from
fast week, while that weeks Imports. il
VIII be remembered. Increased S1.SS2,-
'ol over the preceding week, Additional
deposits of gold. which were received
from San Francisco. were made at a
clearinghouse bank to-day, and the
continued clcrcaSc OF the gold reserve
IN The United States Treasury. even in
FACE of an excess OF disbursements over
receipts. is additional evidence Of the
abundant supply of gold at present in
the country. To-day's losses were for
the most part fractional.
Ihe:e was 4 falling OF in activity in
the bond market, but prices for the most
part were steady and IN some cases
strong.
Total sales, $1,dOO, 0GO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06

me revival meeting at Chestnut Street
NJ. T.. church is steadily growing in in
terest. Several conversions have been
maze. liev. Or. Young, OF l1pworth
church. Norfolk, preached last night TO
Il large audience. The Rev. Mr.. Chand-
le! VIII preach tonight.
MI. lie!Aa!d Herbert met with n very
bad accident last Saturday night. \
la.!!n% pile Of lumber struck his leC ana
bruised il very badly and disabled him
so he cnuld not walk home.
Two sirvcJuros were engaged IN a
round or two yesterday with rocks, but
no serious damage. was dore.
Key. c. W. Duke organized a class of
Christian Workers at Eerkley Avenue
BAPTIST church Monday night.
u clurnber nt delegates arrived yestcr-
haN 10 attend the Baptist Young peo-
PIES Union convention. which meets at
'G:k!cy Avenue baptist church next
week.
Mr.. ". Thompson, one of Berkley's old
est citizens. arrived in Hcrkley ycsier-
DAY after an absence of four months.
The appraisers assessed tha DAMAGES
OF the property Of Mr.. Bell, &c, Chest
nut'Sircct, Yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Thomas. who has been
very sick for several weeks. is improv-
ing.
Mrs. a. NJ. Fitch. who has been visit
n% from the city several days. returned
yesterday.
Miss Florence Durham left this week
Tor Baltimore. where she will attend the
Conservatory OF Music.
Inc engine No. 81 was mDct this
week at the Norfolk ana Southern shops.
MI NH!e sykes was quite sick yes
tcrdny.
robe Parson, colorcd, was arrested
yesterday for being drunk on The street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Floyd. of Belle