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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
Sister Nary Yiacent.
This H. Troubling the Authorities-In-
.mcclnr scLaaL,- ToaIimnnN.

This H. Troubling the Authorities-In-
~ucctor Schaak'~ Testimonv.
CHICAGO. Sept G-An important con-
ference was held to-day between the
State attorneys and the experts in the
Luetgert murder case. The question or
Che corpus deficit was under discussion.
IF the state can prove cOnclusiVely the
corpus dclCt can show That portions
OF the body of a human being were taken
from the fatal vat and from the ashes
from the fuuace-it viii have a case of
remarkable strength. The conference
lasted for several hours.
Tho great point is the Identification as
human OF the bones found near the Out-
house where Frank OdOrfsky said he
dumped the residue of the vat. and of the
bones found in the ashes from the fur
mace. None of the parties of the con-
suits
"It can be stated" said States Attorney
peneen and Assistant States Attorney
McEwen. that the state has found that
lt can produce convincing proof of the
corpus delicu' Further than that 10
would be unwise to state at the present
time"
lt is predicted that the derccst legal
battle of The Luctgert murder trial will
come when Police Inspector Setback who
has been very active in ferrctng ont the
mystery surrounding Mrs Luotgort dis
appearance takes the stand. should f.
10 is at the door of the North Side In-
spcct0r, that Adolph l.. Luctgert LAYS his
present troubles. The accused sausage
maker is extremely bitter against ln-
succtor Schaach and DIS attorneys have
.riod 10 bring out evidence 10 show that
witnesses have oeen coached and that
money has been used by the police in
fixing testimony.
Efforts were made To- show tho police
methods in the instance OF Gouuieha
Schimpke. hy trying TO draw from her
that the agreement with the police ma
tron was merely "a scheme to keep the
girl under police control
This taken with the bitter personal
feeling which Attorney Vincent is said
TO harbor against Inspector Setback.
would likely make the court room scenc
that would follow the Introduction Of
INSPECTOR Schaak as 20 witness one Of
the most exciting features of the trial
In fact 80 has been learned that the
defence has planned to make This o.
strong feature of its side Of the case.
Attorney Vincent has, % is said some
twenlv-Grc Witnesses who viii Doe put ON
the stand for the purpose OF lmp"chins
The testimony of the Inspector
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

The Secretary of state for india. Lord
George Hamilton has invited tenders fOr
India bills payable in six or twelve months
at tnc option of the holders t0 the amount
of tl2.j0O
The Washington Star SAYS "ft is stated
that Mr.. $. IS. 3D. North. of Boston has
been selected da thc superintendent of the
next census. and that h.s appointment
VIII be made as soon as the necessary
legislation can be enacted
The Schooner Joel Cook arrived in Phil
ddflphH Sunday night from New York
with her iib-hOom hOwsprit and oll head
gear carried away ms result of having
been in collision Friday morning last with
tlo ocean line Steamer Gate city from Sl-
y1nuah, Off Egg Harh0r Light
The prohibition city Committee has
nominated William 'r WardWelI for May
or of Greater New York Alfred N. Walk
or for Comptroller and Thomas Crawford
for President OF the Council. Mr. Ward
well is treasurer 0f the Standard ON COM
uauy.
In Barcelona. tho prosecutor mo me court
martial sunday of BarriIl. me anarchist,
who attempted tO assassinate Chief OF Po-
lice portas and Assistant CHIEF T0ividor
On Friday evening last as they Wcf6
leaving the circus. asked that "a sentence
a. forty years imprisonment ha imposed
ru0n The prisoner The defence urged
N|I.| N|N years liIIIII I"'II.lII'II. HfNti'l ~
adequate punishment for the accused.
The Schooner wade Hampton, captain
Relyoa. from Wilmington n. g., bound 70
Charleston. $. g.. was wrecked ON tht
North Jetty about 12 o'clock sunday
night The Wade Hampton halls from
Charleston. and is 90 tWo-mastcd schooner
of about thirty tons No lives were lostl
tine crew being picked up by The Pilot
Boat COwau. nftcr remaining on inc ROCKY
for three hours The boat was loaded
with corn husks. the cargo not being ?
very valuable one The vessel was not
insured.
The Customs Department at Ottawa has
been advised that firm in Jackson
Mich. had been sh.pp'ng hoes. forks. arc
rakcs made by prison labor into Canada,
This class OF goods a. prohibited under the
new tariff Collectors NJ customs nave
now been advised t0 permit aii goods from
countries entitled t0 preferential treat .
mcnt t0 eet tne benefit 0f tlc reciprocal
clause whether shipped direct or other
wise Tho order does not apply 90 me
United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

WASHINGTON. Sent f-The steamer
NcUnort News M the washington ana
Norfolk Line This mornInr r'n ..lo Hil
nloughad through almost che eniirr soc
~ he forrv-hoat Columbia rlnnlnt p,
tween here and Alevanfr,'. f"I.
ers tbere was no fatality though several
~ me crew ~ tho ferrv-no7t were &C.
verelv injured by the shock or tne col-
lisiOn. t- A..
Tho accident occurred just above Alex
andra. and in a dense toe Ihr fhinr-
tbo wheel was completely demolished.
The engine was also badly damaged. The
DAMAGE to the Columbia is estimated az
from siO000 20 $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

PHILADELPHIA Sept G-Ev-Govcr.
nor John H. Argeld, of Illinois addressed
an audience of about one thousand penpl"
gt 1vsshfnpton Park ON the Delaware
rive~ thIs afternoon Ills subject was
nNfuuiclnal and Government oWncfsnlp
ANA Government by Injunction.
The event which brought the eN-'oNef-
nor here was the Labor Day ceienthtioh
b,, tbe United Labor League OF ms ciy.
pr.si5erf Kraft occun.ed tho chair and
made the opening address
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

COLUMBUS. MISS. September Ga
ncero woman named Anna Hugh. suspect
"a ~ having contracted smallpox egcaped
rom custody and attended a church and
created a panic among The congr, cation.
ing more was heard of her until She was
found dead with her skull crushed In IN =
field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
mn IADI4N rnOUBL ).
Large Quantity Of Arms Surrendered to
the pfitsh.

SlMLA. September G.-The Swatis, up 10
the present, have surrendered 2OO) guns,
900 swords and 20 breech loading rifles.
a few days after the Durbar at Cabul.
the Amccr of Afghanistan repudiatod the
completely of his officials in the uprising
of the tribesmon on the Indian frontier.
thc British agent address ed % letter TO
him asking for an answer 20 the rumors
that natives from Lughman We're joining
the liaddah Mullah and that supplies
were being sent from Lapura. The Amcer
Immediately replied, reminding the Brit
ish agent OF his repudiation OF the com
pnoity Of his officials, adding that though
The Mullah's disciples helped the-fanati-
cal priests they could not do so openly
for fear OF the Ameer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
car,nnd Gnr,in Ronght.

READING PA Sept. 6-Manager ID.
A. Long. OF the Reading atlantic League)
club. writes from Paterson. \. D.. that me
paseman Carey and Pitcher Garvin who
Syere recently awarded 90 the Reading
club bv the National ' .ard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

WASHINGTON. ID. c. september -
roreca-t for Tuesday.
Vireinia-Generally fair. variable winds,
North Carolina-Genorally fair; easter
a. winds.
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for which the peoples representatives,
the Citv Council and Board or Aldermen
rewarded him by promotion to his pres
Cnt position
"Mr Mountcastle o. a member Of the
Board OF Directors Of tho Virginia state
Flromon's Association, and not only was
this honor conferred upon him. but the
Association presented him with a hand
some gold badge FOR his work in aiding
its success lie was also elected dele
cate from his city to the National Coun-
cu Of the order of American Firemen,
which met in New York August 9Th, l"I
where he waws made deputy national
president for the State Of Virginia.
besides being fireman he Is an em-
hryo inventor having been the first 70
unhitch tho fire horses in his city by
electricity. lie also invented a lifeline,
now in use as well as a portable fire cs-
cape.
Mr. Mountcastle IS born fireman.
both gallant and true and a true friend.
Bv trade hc SIS am artistic sign painter,
and as such has also donoe deeds OF dar-
ing and rccklessness. In olden times he
was known as oliver Twist Of old No.
4 and was almost raised ON tho ma
chimes
80 much for Assistant chief oliver
MNNIllNNNi'. May iiIn IN'NNaf iNiNNNI
life bc strcwn with the choicest gems of
the floral kingdom and may no thorn up
turn TO mar its peaceful beauty. may the
dark shadows OF adversely ever prove
stranger 10 hts door, and when be has
passed afar down the aisle of the Cathc-
dral Of Time and his soul shall have
winged its Eight awayt may the soft
dews OF heaven refresh the flowers that
bloom over his grave"
Sister Nary YiAcent.
Sister Mary Vincent Of tho Community
of Visitation Nuns. al Monte Maria Con-
vent. died Sunday morning AT o'clock.
Sne had been ia ill health for some time
past.
Sister Mary Vincent Miss Mary Ryan
-lyas born in this city and was "a daughter
Of the late Mrs. McGrehan. OF 81. Pat
ricks parish. She entered the order of
Visitation Nuns some years ago and was
ono Of tho most valued members OF the
Richmond branch.
Her funeral took place Yesterday after
noon from tho convent chapel. The iol-
lowing gentlemen acted as pall-bearers:
Messrs Charles Mahoncy j. j. Burke,
Joseph Campodonica Thomas Shea, ana
James Welsh, Jr.
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,,,.r,or rurRIOMErTR.

The following was the range of tho
thermometer at The Times once yesier-
da,'.q N 6S. ~ NJ, 50, +. NJ, 81:
- N a. T.. NJ, is, midnight. -.
Average. Is l-A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
WoEK FOE THOUSANDS.
Mill. Start Up Affer Shut Downs Of More or
Lees Duration.

Lees Duration.
MANCHESTER, n. H.. September c.
The Amoskeag Mills started on full time
Io-Gay ,,-l,,l,F i,. On '. one
10 work All the big mills in the city
are now runni-s.
NORWICH. CONN September G-The
walls Company started up on ull time to-
.dav giving employment to 5O hands The
nlant shut down August l4th for the an
nual repairs, but prior 20 the shut down
tre concern had been operated short
InnlNl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
WELL.KNOWN CITIZENS DIE.
Dr.. Robert N. Pulliam, Mr.. Giles 4. Mil
Ter, and Nr, Oliver MOuHtCaStle.
RECORDS OF THEIR USEFUL CAREER.
Eho Former Was Prominent fhysioi"h
aud the Latter Faithful and Gallant
Firomsn-Mr. miller the Aged
Father of Nr. POLK Miller

FulUam. ono of kichmono 8 p'Ht N"''
c,izen. died 90 his residence, NO W
north second street. Sunday morning "'
o'clock .,...,,,.
ryr puliam was born near what is no"
Barton Heights. in iicnrico county '
tssi Asa boy ho was % close stuoth' anu
gr.,i render. and as he appfo''"'u
- ,o iook up several courses oil
,udv in different cohcses. amous
le,ne thc Richmond College Io h'"
,,sted at fha Medical College OF Virginia
In i>5 .,. ..,..,,oe NJ
t.,- ho commenced active pracllce ol
Lis profession. being ior Two years q"
the almshousc hospital lie lheh "pe"e"
,,p an ofncc on Brook Avenue Wleic nc
u.s. associated iu practice with the l"'e
DI. II.otoo' t. '-.lrcba@od farm in Chester
rld ion miles from thc city WntIe H3
lsrau practice. continuing lntIo iul WI
years with great success. il" fcd
- Richmond ln l>6s. whore he mas HEtu
over since. Wtir.ng in his attention 10 i''9
patients not only healing ihe SICK Lu'
winning their devoted affections. Iie ue-
voted "a large share OF his service 70 tho
miners of Chcsicrncld'
uo was exempted from military service
during fnc wan hut alutl ll nus "'nt M4e
by aseI -lI.t .,. ,.,re aro Dr. Puliam
t.re. 'of fhr Summer School of
Hf-Iitin. ronductcd under the Medical
Cou.pe of VIRGINIA. in which he held the
chair of anatomy of d.
lie had been in failing health for a
v.eet on ten DAYS but did not take TO his
bed until 90 little moro than % week go.
Dr. IuIIHm was married in 100 ,t n, 'Ila
Emma I. COLO, "'ulii,,,oI ,9llriii., 9l W. '1,,nty
w ,.it. e,eif .,bilIren. survives him. or
Ets children frcro arc three sons and five
daurhtere. Mo-sr. William O.. PuIliam,
of the Atlantic Coast Line 900 winning
ION. n. a.. samuel u. Iuiilam' ih % we
INSURANCE ,ts, 1I,. % tVU-
q" - pontt Ntiss
in i'in i5,ii.., ,fie. Tirnnia a. phi
49,. .,1 Mis-. C.rris g pui1iar AN of
Eirlmond
Dr puulm leaves one brother Mr. S.
~ Pullam also off Richmond. -,... ..
Ihe IuN'. .i '',N 4''' ,.,i
% ,.,. i.,. e,'r,,,r ,.,e,,.is
WIS i''-'' ''''.'N'" '' '''
Giles A. Miller.
Du.. of tho oldest and best known citi-
r.u- uf fhi- section of Virginia passed
away u tho death of Dr Giles A. Miller.
which occurred 90 the residence of his
SON. AIR. Polk Miller in bon Alr ON sun
DlF might u.er ID shoi. l.ihe77. ,..,.
i ihr N'tln "I Mi Nil', ,,,'.,,, to
iN '"e '".'" ""''" "'""' ,'~
i"e l"7' mass " '. ...,.,,,,. ,,,
ile was o"' "' ''0 ll..i..t,[ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
YELLOW FEVER IS EPIDEMIC,
The Nature Of the Disease OffCially De-
teTmined.
CONFINED TO A SMALL AREA As YET.
Rigid Quarantines Being Established
Trains Forbidden to stop at Infected
Towns and Every Effort Being Made
to Check the Disease,

JACKSON, MISS, September 6.-Gov-
ernor McI.aurin has received the follow
ing telegram from the two members OF
the state Board OF Health, who went 10
ocean Springs, Miss, yesterday 10 inves-
ugate the yellow fovcr scare:
after q most thorough Investigation
I'm every conceivable light &c IS the una
nlmous opinion OF representatives OF the
Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi
state Boards Of Health and the Marine
rospital Service, that the fever now pre-
vauire in ocean Springs is yellow fever.
(siencd)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-18
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mss Evie Gardner. Of Franklin, who
spent Friday with Miss Allne Vaughan,
OF Campo avenue, left yesterday.
Inc Earnest Workers Of Central Ave.
nue. Baptist church are contemplating
n trolley party for an early date.
Miss Mary T.. Sawyer. a. patient at
st. Vincent's Hospital, was considered
ilttie better yesterday by her physi
clans and friends
Between 10 and II O'clock Yesterday
morning as Mr.. !. Hundley, Of Atlantic
CitS ward, was driving through Client
IN Il road cart, his horse ran away.
throwing him out. He was stunned and
bruised considerably, but no bones were
broken. He was attended by Drs. Bur.
CESS and McCurdy.
Central Avenue baptist church
'res hing to-day by the pastor. Rev. T.
e. Dudley. Morning theme. "I1non
What Victory Depends" evening
blessed Promises to the Victor"
The Rev. Mr.. Henrahan, OF Lam
herts Point, will FIJI the pulpit Of Col.
ley Memorial Presbyterian church to.
day
The BAPTIST Tabernacle, Moran ave.
nue.. at the corner Observation-Disclosures
sunday school st 3:i5 o'clock. Rev. w
K keefc will preach at 8 n. m. Sub.
icct, "a Wise Woman with a Fool 70,
4 Husband"
Miss Mary Williams is quite iii q,
her home, on Eleventh street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-18
THE LIN WHITES OBJECT.
They Don't Like Postmaster Dcad's
ApDoin tmcnt and Say So.

They Don't Like Postmaster Dcad's
appointment and Say So.
Newport News. Va, July 17.-(SpeciaD
The G. L. Huntington Republican
League Club whose membership, II is
canned, outnumOerS any white organi-
cation on the Peninsula. Is moi altogether
satisfied thus far with Postmaster Fred
Reads selection as assistants. Mr. IL
w. Barnes who was chosen as assistant
postmaster, although a. member Of the
league, was an ardent supporter OF DR.
II. y. Wise for Congress during the late
campaign. and is, therefore. considered
10 be n supporter OF what the leagucrs
| term snapshot conventions. Mr. r. L.
Marsten. the first clerk was not itlent-
lied with either faction and is cOnSid-
cred unworthy because he stood not in
the thick of battle. but supported his
friends. after the FalStaff order OF back.
ing.
! While both OF these appointments ara
somewhat Unsatisfactory to the
I,lenguers they make no charges against
the gentlemen as regards their ability
and efficiency as clerks. The members
OF the Huntington Republican League
Giuh are known as the Lilly Whites"
and have been frequently known to point
| out the same with pride as g. principle
/ worthy OF emulation. The leaguers are
| therefore Har-sccing and wary withal.
emu lust now they are the victims OF
| doubt and fear, lest Their hopes should
| De dashed. or their Lilly White" re-
hutauon forever sullied by the appoint
ment Of colorcd man as under clerk
In the postoilicc. Walter Wise, colored,
! Is the aSnirant for this position and it
IS claimed that his application is en-
! dorsed by number, Of prominent Demo-
/ Gratis. as We'll as many who profess his
/ political faith but the leaguci,s object
and the leaguers will kick, for tho
| leaTuers don't want n black skillet &c
lick.
i IN THE COURTS.
| IN the Hastings Court the case of tho
| Commonwealth aga inst John Lister 70,
an attempt TO kill and murder Johr
Brokden. was concluded this morning
The Jury found the prisoner guilty ant
nNed his punishment at two years il
the nenitentlary.
In the case Of S. e. Hurt & Son vs.
Samuel Hudson. Judgment was entered
for the plaintiff for Sl52 and nteres
from Septcmber, 1891 until paid
In the Police Court the following cases
We're disposed Of:
! ]. r. Ross. cruelty to animals; flnct
$3.50 and costs.
Della Summers, colorcd, djsorderly b,
appearing on the street In mans at
tire; fined So and costs.
Lawrence Fitzgerald, dlsorderly: con
t!nued till 18th.
i L. It. Puuly dlsor1erly: fined 50 an,
Costs
John Dolan. drunk; fined 50 and costs
An unusually large crowd went 10 tn
park this afternoon to witness the bal
game between Suffolk and Newpor
News
hN-Poiice officer w. ]. Charles ha
. returned from York county.
Mr.. Joseph Strausc OF Richmond /
visiting his daughter, Mrs a. J. Hurch
burg. on T'hirtieth street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-18
81 $ / Fol K

Independence Day. The people over tho
river had prepared 3 double headed
attraction. Those who were drawn on,
to see the fun saw Suffolk go down twice
The boys lost one game by u score OF II
to and the other by a tally Of 4 to l..
POLICE COURT.
Augustus Morgan, an old man from
the county, came IN last night and took
on too much whiskev. he was fined So.
Rev. w. w. Gaines, colored prea cher
was taxed So because he allowed 4 horse
to so at large.
WONT DO HIM ANY, JIAIaNI,
y number OF Ellyson men from hero
VIII go TO Courtland next Monday, whe1
Roanoke delegates will be named. The,
can't vote, but won't hurt the Stat
clTa irman much by their presence
BITS OF INFORMATION.
The Suffolk Light Infantry left to-
night for Ocean View, where they go into
camp. Some members can't leave til
Sunday.
The managers of last nights moon.
light excursion didn't make much, if
ANYTHING. The proceeds were for the
Methodist organ fund
l.. J. Crumpler has been appointed q
Constable at Smithneld In place Of y. r
Whitehead, who didn't qualify on time
Alr George p. F'itchette ana family
left yesterday for stay at Nays Head.
n. c.
Mr.. J. II. Bridges, former Mayor of
Henderson, n. c.. was in Suffolk to-day
lie accompanied Miss Masscnhurg here
Alr Bridges was Mayor Of Henderson,
when % years old.
Suffolk is having plenty Of excursion!
these summer days. There are benefit
excursions two or three times every
week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-18
Spring yRtIn,Ors.
artlrt ic,,s

erupt'ons hives, bols. pimples, sores. are
perfectly and permanently cured bv
n GODS Sarsaparlla. the best Spring Med.
'cinc ana One True Blood Purifier
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-18
FURNITURE AT AUCTION

BY direction Of D. ]. Turner HIGH
Constable. J. r. Jones & Son will sell
al no. 90 Butte street at II O'Clock Mon
DAY morning a large line OF household
ana Kitchen furniture. Immediately af-
&c: the above sale the same firm viii sell
70: D. W. Ea.son. trustee, lot of furni-
ture on same premises.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-18
CITY WARD IMPROVE
ME.N'TS

The work Of pulling up the old piles
a; the property OF the Atlantic City saw
mill site has been finished by Contra c.0r
Justin Mccarthy and new piling II; be-
ing driven for the new wharves to be
constructed there. The construction
ioree Will be increased on Monday. and
the work pushed 10 early completion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-18
AUCTION SALE PAW
GOODS

Commencing at 100 D. M. on Tuesday
the 2oth instant r. r. Morris. auction
Ger, VAL sell at No. 200 Church street.
Tor ). Bachrach & Bro. pawnbrokers p
large collection Of unredccmed pledges
= ne pledges consis. Of diamonds
watches, jeweiry, clothing and mcrchan-
aise or every description. Every arti-
Gle offered will be :old without limit or
reserve and fullest guarantee given.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-18

3'.Int|at|iiY'.|e|:'. inns,
groceries yholesaae ana Reta,l.
Roberts. 1. p, 2s Commercial Place.
Duncan Bros. IS Market Space. i
arocerfes-Wh wholesale. 3Ess
Davis. NJ. Z. T.. 8. Co. los water s..
Bruce, G S. & Co., 81 Water st.
Il Pedin. T. w. 6 CO., III Water ST.
Woodland & Goodridge CO.. IS Water 81.
Shelsky, L. 6 Co. 70 Water st.
trnin. Hay and MIL Feed.
D Reid l. & BrS 2se and "a Church ST.
Jesse Jones & Son, u Roanoke sor.
II Bockover. B. r., 17s Water st. ~
Horses and Mules.
AfcCleary-n1cClelian Co.. ITO Union a.
Implements md Wagon Makers, suux
. .=E# Ene pies.
Norfolk Farm Supply Co., rs Union street
Ice Dealers.
Tidowater Ice Co., IS Nivison st. .,
Norfolk Coal 6 Ice Co.. $40 Water st,
Liuuors-Ayholcs aIe. is#
Ives, w. p. & Co, II Commercial Pl.
The Norfolk Liquor Co., JIG Water St.
Try Celeb'd Washington Club P,,ro Rye.
Fulford. J. q, 81 Commercial Place
Williams. II. G.. & Co. 2 Market square. &
Lumber mad Building SInrerInI.
Ether;dge. Jas. e. & Co.. Bramblcton aye
Lime, Brick, Sand, Etc,
Carnage. J. O., Woodstde wharf. f
Nimmo. ". r., 19s Church st.
,Ionumcnrs mud Gravestoncs. ,s5
Tho Copper Marble Works, iii Bank st.
O'Rourke's Marble Works, 1G5 Church st
Hall, John p. 232 e. Main St .i
Barnes. James e.. II cnmpbell's wharf. 2
Pianos, Organs, dc.
Yarbrough. J. r., Music Co.. IS Bank st
Peanuts.
Merchants & Farmers Peanut Co.. 14s
Water ST.
Paints and Oils.
Jenkins Paint & Oil Co.. 81 comm'cl Pl.
Pork Product.--EIour. snlt, Etc.
Blackburn & DeJarnctte 81 Water st.
Rubber Goods.
Montague & Bunting. So Commercial Row
Scotsman.
Warren. D. w. 9 Commercial Place.
Steamboat. Mill nnd ship Chandler
Supplies.
White. f. v. G. Co.. 40 Commercial Place.
stoves. Tinwnre ana Roofing.
Battley & Spnnn. PIC Church ST.
Ehif, Chandler and Gracery.
Peed T. NJ. & Son. Water and Roanoke.
stoves and TInwnre.
Grow. Geo. H.. 10 Commercial Place.
Sewing sYnchinn Needles.
Singer Manufacturing Co.. 1S9 Church ST
wall Paper.
Stahl. Albert. 1G9 Church St
Tndcrtnkcr.
Jones, J. NJ. $50 Cumberland ST.
!, ~ ? = :
SALE OF
rs mn Nra n IN ,pe sxc0 <ra xsh @ seuus