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The evening times., 1897-06-14
FANCIULLPS CASE CLOSED
Now in the Hands of the Court for
Its Action.
Disclaims Intention to Be Disobedi-
ent, But Insists That ~ Is His
Right to Select the Music.

The summary court martial, before which
Prof. Francesca Fanciulh, the leader Of
the famous United states Marine Band
was placed on trial on Friday and Saturday
of last week, charged with "insubordina-
ton and refusing to obey orders from a
superior officer" on Memorial Day, was
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Considerable delay was caused by the fail
ute of Mr.. f. b. Hay, counsel for the ac-
cuSed, 60 put in an appearance. However.
after lapse or more than an hour and
half the count was informed that Mr.. Hay
could not be present, aud proceeded to
bring the trial to a close.
Prof. FanCiulli was called before the
court and aSkedifhe had any statement to
make in regard to the unfortunate oCcuT-
renee, while the testimony was yet open
lie replied tho he would like to make n few
remarks in his own behalf il the court so
desired, and said
Il do not think that ! diSobeyed any
order from a superior officer on that occa-
sion, and, if so, l did not do so intcn-
tionally."
He said that he was willing and ready
at all times to play any class of neusic
when requested, but thought then, as al
ways. that the elections should be made by
him.
At the conclusion of Prof. FanciulI's
statement the case was declared closed
and the court cleared. The court immerii-
ately went into secret session to weigh the
testimony and to prepare final report
The testimony is quite lengthy, and Re
Cordcr Lowe Will be kept busy several
days making a typewriter copy of the
evidence This VIII he submitted with
the report and the sentence of the tribunal
to Capt Harrington.
The evening times., 1897-06-14

Portland, Or, June IA special train =,
carrying officials of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company, Collided with a
handcar containing section hands and their
friends Sunday afternoon, near Rooster
Rock. Two women on the car W ere para
lyzed with fright, and could not jump
In aiding them Charles A Rathbone, a
farmer, was killed. Robert Dunn, aged
six, son of one Of the women. was also
killed
The evening times., 1897-06-14

Hieh ana low tides a. officially recorded
at the navy yard for today are as follows.
High Low
6-o4 a IA 1852 a m.
1--'-' i ui- 1.3l p. ID.
Temperature and condition Of the water
at M Great Falls Temperature. u:
condition. -. Receiving rcServoir-Tem-
pcraJUrr. a: condition at north connection.
2i.Cpndition at south connection. IL Dis
tr1buting FeServuir-Tcmperatur ~: con-
dIrtun a, influent gatehousc. 10: effluent
GatehpGSe. IL.
schedule for street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at S.35 p. m: extin.
ruiShe1 at 2: 10 a. m.
Naphtha lamps lighted at S.3g'p. m: ex-
tUguiShed st 3:35 a m.
IncandeNrnt and electric lamps lighted
1T $50 p m.: eNlinguShed at 3:57 am
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MIR. BRYAN ARRIVES IN NORFOLK.
Will Lecture Tonight and Then De-
part for Cha arlOttesviIIe.

Norfolk, Va, June n Hon. William
Jennings Bryan arrived here at Z O'Clock
this :AorninE from Washinaton and was
met at the steamer by two committees OF
citizens and d large number of admirers.
He went to Virginia Beach this morning.
Returning he will hold public reception
at ) O'Clock and deliver lecture on bi-
mctalIism at s o'clock. At 10 o. m. he
will leave for Charlottesville
The evening times., 1897-06-14
IuocuIation Against Yellow Fever.

New York, June IA Special from Buenos
Ayres says: telegram from Montevideo
Uruguay. states that Dr. San AreIIi has
made extensive experiments before the
congress of South American physicians
with the yellow fever germ, of which he is
the discoverer. The experiments were
made with several animals, which were in
oculated. A fter witnessing the result of
the tests, the congress officially acknowI-
edged the discovery.
The evening times., 1897-06-14

ly rose over 2 per cent. Reading issues
showed some strength.
Americas Sugar Refining advanced over
a point during the first few minutes, but
was inactive. The market developed more
activity as the morning advanced, and its
tendency was upward.
During the first hour Government SIS
rose y per cent and new as Is to 4 per
cent. Railroad bonds were active and
strong.
The evening times., 1897-06-14

Hundreds OF thousands have been in
duced to try Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
by reading what it has done for Others,
and, having tested its merits for them
selves, are today its warmcst friends For
sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail
Druggist, 93S F street northwest, and
Connecticut avenue and street north.
west
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UPWARD TENDENCY OF STOCKS.
Opening Market Was Weak, But Ac-
tiyity Deyeloped Later On.

New York June 4.-The lower range Of
prices from London and general talk OF
the possibility of a reaction caused the
stock market TO open weak at slightly
lower prices. There was no selling pres
sure, however, and prices soon began to
improve The feature of the first hours
trading was the advance in Jersey Central,
which opened 2 per cent lower, but quick
The evening times., 1897-06-14
Nc MilIan's Visit to Black,

Senator Mcmillan, chairman of the Senate
District Committee, paid visit to Engineer
Commissioner Black to-day. His errand was
TO discuss several matters of local irnpor-
tance that are before the Senate relating
to that branch Of the District government.
The evening times., 1897-06-14
CanitaI Traction,s Long Train,

The longest train of cars ever run on
the Capital Traction cable line passed
The Times building going west about $50
O'Clock this morning. 1t comprised
grip car, four summer coaches, and the
white mail car. six in all.
The evening times., 1897-06-14

See the American typewriter Only $40
with a case. A wonder. Typewriter Head
quarters and Manufacturers A gency. 1907
f st. NV Burket & Hewett, A CTS
ieo-6t-em
The evening times., 1897-06-14

We have ready purchasers for second
hand machines. Send yours to US for
sale. Typewriter Headquarters and Manu-
facturers' Agency, 1907 F st. NV Burket
& Hewett, Agts. je9-6 -6t,em
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TRIAL TREATMENT FREE.
512 Thirteenth Street N. w.

Office Hours-9 10 IL "a. m., 1 to
5 p. III. daily; g to 8 p. m, Monday.
"Wednesday aud Friday; closed on
Sunday. iel4-3t-em
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W b. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers Members OF the
Y Y. stock Exchange, 1427 F street.
The evening times., 1897-06-14
DIR. HEISER'S
Static Electrical Machine,
Relieves Obstinate or Long-Stnnding
Diseases and Invigorates
the Entire Body.
1t Cures Paralysis stiff Joints, Nell
ralgia, Nervous Diseases and
All Muscular Pains.
The Pains and Aches Disappear As If
BY Magic.
If You A re Sick Call at DIR. IIeiser's
Office, Where You Can Have the
Most Thorough Medical Exani-
ination and Advice without
Costing You IA Penny.
The Pains and Aches Disappear As If
BY Magic.
Catarrh Positively Cured.
Generous Offer!

TO ANY ONE applying In person
for treatment of CATARRH at his
office before JULY Sd, will be given
one months treatment and all med
fcines absolutely FREE OF CHARGE.
The evening times., 1897-06-14
Dr.. HeEer'S Homeopathic Remedies.

A separate cure for each disease. With
them every one can become his own doctor.
Price, 20 cts, 80 cts. and 81 90 per
vial.
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JOURNEY OF THE PRESIDENT.

Mr.. Nckinley'S Train Left Knox
Vile This Morning.
Knoxville, Tenn, June Ii President
McKinleys train passed here this morning
at $50 O'Clock for Asheville, n. C.
There was small crowd, but no demon
stration at the depot.
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New York Stock Market.


Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs Co,
Bankers and Brokers Members OF the
N. z. Stock Exchange, 1927 f street
On. High Low u m
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A LIf1ITED NUr1BER
OF SHARES OFFERED
IN IHE
GOLDEN QUEEN
Consolidated Gold Mining Co.
of Arizona.

This Company has recently pur-
chased valuable gold property
In COchise County, Arizona, adj
Jacent to the celebrated Pearce
Mine; number OF shafts and 500
feet of tunnel work shows large
bodies or ore; and the property is
now being worked on a paying
basis, and gives promise or being
very rich. To extend the develop
ment and provide milling facilities
limited mum her or shares VIII be
offered. The strictest investigation
solicited This is Washington
company, and offices are at Rooms
3 and 4. Riggs Fire Insurance 60.
Building, 7Oo 14th 81. NV.
FRANK PLAYTER, Secy & Gen. Mgr
Iel3-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-PaTJneT with $500 To $500
an active man. willing TO work, car
make from SO To S4O per week, give
name, audress and refs. iT you mean bUSl-
ness. AddreSS ENTERPRISE, this Office
JeI 4-4t-cn
The evening times., 1897-06-14

rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney
Troubles, Liver Complaint, Asthma,
bronchitis, Female Troubles, Head
ache, Colds, Coughs and all Throat
Lung and Blood Disea ses Quic ky and
Perm d nently Cured BY
The evening times., 1897-06-14

FOX SALE-COTner grocery, meat and
provision store. located Sw-, large
stock. a big bargain. Address II. C., tnis
office Jel43t
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New York Cotton Market.
Washington Steck ExcnanGe.

Sales-MetTopolitan r. K. Scrip, S4S.14
at 10S 1 2. LAns,on Monotype. goo at 10;
1OO at Il, 100 at IL; 4 at 12
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FOR SALE The best 3-Chair barber shop
ip the city, with complete fixtures and
paying cigar stand COMMERCIAL E&-
CHANGE 6l9 + NV. lol3-3t
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WANTED-Partner with $500 TO 5000;
an active man, willing TO work; car
make from SO JO S4O per week, give
name, audresS and refs. ir you mean bUsi-
ness. AudTeSS ENTERPRISE, this Office.
JeI 4-4t-en
FOX SALE-COrner grocery. meat and
provision store. IOCaled SW-, large
stock: a Iig bargain. Address II. G.. tnis
office. Jel4-3t
FOX SALE-If you want To sell your store
quick see COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
6lJ NV JeI3-3J
FOR SALE The best 3-chair barber shop
ip the city, with complete fixtures and
paying cigar stand JpMMERt IA l. E&-
CHANGE. 6l9 NV Icl3-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap cigar. grocery, notion
and Confectionery stores, lunch TUOnIs anu
barber shops IN all parsS OF the city.
COMMERCIAL EXCHA NGE, 51J st. NV
Je13-3t
FOX SALE -Good corner grocery for SI00
less than cost Oi STOCK IaB loo u
st JC13-3t
FOR SALE-LunCh room; N fine location;
sales from $40 70 Slo a day; rent,
$40, ice cream summer gUntieu attached
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, ,619 st. NV.
Jel3-3t
FOR SALE-SaIOOn, near K-st Market; 6
TOOHs and cellar; rent, Sac, ia -iy sales,
Sis TO $50. BUSINESS EACHANUE,g g13
+ ST NV. je13-3t
FOR SALE-Cigar and newsstand. Mt
Vernon K. K. depot; daily sales, S6 to
SIU; IeuC, FL u day. make offer. BUSt-
NESS EXCHANGE, 9IS 81. jeI3-3t
SI75 Will buy cigar ana confectionery
store; low rent. GOV YEHNMENI. this
office. Jel2-3t-eIO
FOR SALE-GOOd grocery; in fine iUca-
ton; lent ch cap: making handsome profit
COMMERCIAL E&CHA NGE, 619 ST NV.
JeI3-3J
FOX SALE-HaIf interest IN the best pay
IuL- grocery on Oue OF tine best COTuCtsI ii
the northwest, doing strictly cash business;
must give UBUiVisl=,t attention 10 buSiutS.,-
Address No. $50, this orrce Jei 2-3t,em
FOR SALE-A grocery store doing good
business, corner l1th and o StS. NV, no
opposition, SOOd reason for selling
je12-3t,em
FOR SAIL Grocery store, doing good, cash
business. Tor less than Cost. un account
OF leaving CIty. any reasonable offer ac-
Cepted Gail az 18th aud + sts- Sc
Je12-5t EN-
FOK sALE-A good cigar store; next TO
police court, 5O1 u St.; best paying stand
In town. Je12-3t
FOR SALE saloon. AT 1O3 II st. NV.
jell-3t
FOR SALE Cheap, on account or other
business, Centrally located coal yard,
in perfect running order; low rent ana
long lease Address COAL, this office
JclO-6t-eiD
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FOX SALE-HaIf interest In the best pay
IuE grocery on one OF tine best COruy-ts ii
the northwest, doing strictly cash business;
must give unuivisl-,t attention 10 buSInt7,s-
Address No. $50, this OTfICe. ieI 2-3t, ,em
The evening times., 1897-06-14

FOR SALE-A grocery store doing good
business, corner l7th and o Sts. NV, no
opposition, gOOd reason for selling
ie1 2-3t,e EN-
The evening times., 1897-06-14

FOX SALE-A good cigar store; next To
IN town. Je12-3t
FOR SALE saloon. AT 1O3 H st. NV.
je1l-3t
The evening times., 1897-06-14

FOR SALE Cheap, on account or other
business. Centrally located coal yaTd;
in perfect running order, low rent ana
long lease Address COAL, this office
jclO-6t-eip
The evening times., 1897-06-14

FOR LIZ Grocery store, doing good, cash
business. Tor less than cOsI. un account
OF leaving C1ty. any reasonable offer ac-
Cepted Gail az 18th and h sts Sc
lcI 2-{t- EN-
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Inv and Ci,nnecrv Court.

The May term Of the Court or Law
and Chancery was convened by Judge
William Bruce Martin, yesterday. Both
the law and chancery dockets were call
ca, and the following cases were set for
trial:
With tury-NIay 24th, S. II. IIaines G.
GO: vs.. Edward Bryant & Co, and
William A. Hines VS.. N. Burruss.
May 25th. Brunhill. Simon g. co. VS.. s..
Marx. trustee, and George Washington
VS. c. Bliven e Son.
Without jury-May 2Sth. c. w. Te-
bault VS. Herman Haupt, Western Elec-
trio company VS. X r. Cobb Farmers
manufacturing company VS.. Norfolk
and Princess Anne Turnpike company.
and Norfolk Trust company VS.. Andrew
S. Martin.
Snow Steam Pump Works VS.. Charles
> Connor; Judgment for sl7734
,. L. F'ulford against John r. Hill
ana a. +. Hill: judgment for s22S.5S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18

Familiar lessons should be incorpo-
rated into our textbooks. intoxicating
reverence for our political institutions
ana cmhodyinE an elementary knowl-
edge of our system Of government, to-
gether with the respective functions of
Its executive, legislative. and judicial
departments. the conditions required for
American citizenship and the duties and
rights of the citizen. These lessons
should. or course. give a conspicuous
place to the memorable events Of which
our country has been the thentre and
which serve as landmarks on her on
ward progress
The book is non-controversial in ma
ture and every subject receives the
broadmfnded treatment Of the scholar
and thinker. The reader cannot Law it
down without a desire, however faint.
to be better man and better citizen.
After all probably the most correct idea
OF the character Of the work may be OBJ
tanned from the concluding sentences of
the opening paragraph:
God Is never imposed upon by the
din Of popular praise He estimates n
man at his real worth His verdict is
the standard, the criterion of genuine
excellence, and the patent Of true nobi}-
" He crowns merit only. and the dig
nifty which springs from virtue"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
q Royal Visitor.

His Majesty the King OF Siam, who
VIII return to his country by way OF
the United States after Il visit to Eu-
rope this summer. is expected to reach
New York in the early part Of Septem-
Der. and will remain In America about q.
month. The Bangkok newspapers say
this about the trip: THE European tour
IS expected to occupy about eight
months. and, according to present ar
rangemerts, His NIajcstys suit will con-
slst OF T. r. Fl. Princes Sommot Mahit
and Sanphasat. Phya Srisdi, Mai Rata
nat. Nom Anupat and two ropal pages.
During the voyage to Europe II. r. Fl.
Prince Sanphasat will act as aide de-
camp to His Majesty, but on arrival
those duties will be undertaken by H..
X. II. Prince ChiraN. II. r. Fl. Prince
SwaSu Sobhon will also meet the King
in Europe" On his visit here the King
will visit Washington, Chicago. st,
Louis. Denver Salt Lake City and San
francisco. He will take passage at San
Francisco on one OF the Occidental and
Oriental line steamships to Yokohama,
where the royal yacht will meet him
and convey him back to Bangkok
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
Tho Ambassador or Chrtat

The Ambassador Of Christ" by Cardi-
n gibbons. Is attracting great deal of
attention In the reading world no less
oy reason of the personality of the au-
lhor than on account Of It's intrinsic
merits This Is the third of the Cardi-
nails books. the others being The Fa,ib
OF Our Fathers" and "Our Christian
Heritage" - va -
me purity. lucfdity. directness and
simplicity Of style that characterized
cardinal Gibbons previous works arc
sIrikinsiy exemplified in this last ONE
me book is intended primarily for mem.
peis OF Inc priesthood, and for the use OF
students Tor holy orders. But the great.
CT poftloh or the book would prove yalu
aole ana entertaining reading for the
average man. regardless Of walk in life.
OF feilgious belief. Among the thirty.
one chapters Into which the work IS d.
'lded are those on obedience 10 tea cheers
ana observance of the rules of semlna
RES ana colleges; the home and the SIM.
Gay school; the press and the pulpit: the
study OF the Holy Scriptures and our
schools SO 1t will be at once apparent
.nat me opportunity which the treat
,hent or such subjects affords for the
illculcatlon OF practical ethical lessons
IS not lost
me authors simplicity Of diction and
especially his happy faculty of SELECTING
ana applying illustrations to enforce the
moral deduced. are the most striking
catures Of the book Probably the
ehapter on schools will be OF greatest in
lerest 10 the general reader. Especially
clear IN this chapter IS the ring OF true
A''IeiIcanlsm that has so often shown It.
self In Cardinal Gibbons lIfe ana bis
writings and addresses, and which hns
gwen MIN a popularity among MONICA
,holics such as probably no other Amer.
iean prelate has enjoyed. The followine
excerpt win ILLUSTRATED,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
g ALE AT AUCTION, OF yAI1JAPLE
REAL ESTATE, ON MARINER
STREET. IN THE CITY
on NrnpDnr

BY virtue OF n deed Of trust made nv
Matthew O'keefc on the 18th day of Sep
tenber, 1891. to Joseph r. Spratiey, trus-
chants and Mechanics Savings Bank Of
me city OF Norfolk a negotiable note,
tmie after mentioned. shall. as substi-
ceed 70 sell at public auction, to the high
tn ~ bidder at the Real Estate Exchange,
THURSDAY, THE 2oTH DAY OF MAY,
the The following valuable real estate, stu
street, and bounded as described as fol-
"A, Az :, THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
AZ and A thereon (old numbers5 situated
on me me north side Of Mariner street. be-
two feet len Inches more U or less, from from
n ane nT9p pria intersection Of Fenchurch
@ n Irae'f a "na runnng
perpendicular to Mariner street, or nearly
in n line parallel with Mariner stre eneh or
nearly so. thirty-two feet; thence south
s MreeS o IN ins perpendicular to Mariner
ahcnes 10 the point OF beginning, 1t being
part OF the property which was con-
S Seyed by Mathew o'Keefe. to Joseph r.
trust aforesaid N''N -
TERMS-One- third cash, and balance
49,. iedll VI SIX, Twelve ana eighteen
months. for negotiable notes in even
amounts, carrying interest from the date
or or sale, and the title to be retained until
the notes are paid: or. ut the option Of the
purchaser. n deed will be given him and
q deed of trust taken to secure the de-
ierred payments, but nll conveyances in
TINS event must be paid by the purchase
including release deed, when one Is
WILLIAM H. WALES, JR.,
Substituted Trustee
II. l.. PAGE & CO.,
ma1l-td9 auctIonaaru
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
TRAVELLING IL Yxtrn.pInznr,,,,,.

II the tourist Is unprovidcd with some
medicinal resource. Changes Of tempera-
or unwholesomc quality, and IL route that
lies IN the tropics Or other regions where
malaria exists, are each and all fraurht
WIN danger to one who has been impro-
Hldent enough to neglect Il remedial sa fc-
guard. The concurrent testimony of
many NoyaEers by land and sea cstab-
fishes the fact that HoStrttcr's stomach
Bittcrs enables those who use it to en-
counter hazards OF the nature referred to
WIN immunity: and that, as n medicine
encies, 1t IS peculiarly valuable. Disor-
ders or the liver, the bowels and the stom-
ach. fever and aguc. rheumatism and npr-
FouS ailments, brought on by exposure
are among the maladics to which emil
Sants travellers. and new settlers are
most subject. These and others yield 10
the action OF the Bitters promptly and
completely.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
ELIZA BETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. n. c.. May 17-(Spe-
cial.)-'Allss Matte Bland received a
Eo.d medal Saturday whichh al been
lest neatly year
Evangelist Schoijcld will preachh ere
ut the revival services In progress one
night this week.
MI. r. W. Woodley, of Norfolk, is in
the city this morning on his way to
Edcnton.
The low price Of peas is very dis
ging to truckers in this section.
The Rev. DR.. Johnston preached a she
clal sermon TO the Naval Reserves at
the Presbyterian church laE. night, and
they attended in uniform.
Several Of our people went to Edenton
on bicycles yesterday to hear Gvcnge-
list Scheduled.
y number of cases were disposed of
III the Police Court this morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
i - This
Your
4 Dis = "a @@ :

Frequent headache. nostrils stuffy or dry
and scabby, always hawking and splitting,
frequent colds. buzzing in the ears, dull
aching pains in back and limbs, attacks of
dizziness or faintness, tongue coated.
white or yellow. sting or bitter taste in
mouth. especially in the morning on arls-
Ing. frequent attacks OF the ''blues," no en-
ergy to do anything and always tired.
sleep restless and dreamy, or else very
deep. but get up tired much belching In
some cases. and palpitation OF the heart,
and bowels rumbling and swollen with
gases. attacks Of heartburn and bloat.ng
after eating. appetite for breakfast poor
some have good appetite but food disa-
grees or gives no strength, many suffer
from nausea or loose their appetite when
they go to the table Such are the prom
fnent symptoms Of DRY CATARRH. COM
pltcated with CATARRH OF STOMACH
AND BOWELS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
Nor TIL CAROLINA
this place took place yesterday after

this place took place yesterday after
noon:
With the terdue Of a lovely spring
upon us. We can truthfully remark that
our little. but historic town, seems 10
have taken on new suit, which en-
chants the visitors whom ay come here
as 1t Is noticeable fact that all who
come here generally make second
visit. probably from this cause or for our
noted hospitality.
Mr.. !. J. Calhoun and Mr. II. Fl.
Cole of the Enfield Lumber company,
were In town yesterday.
Three italians have been In town for
some days giving very good music.
Miss Annie Trevic, Of Weldon, arrived
in towny eSterday.
The weather continues very cool for
this period Of the year.
Ira de dull
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
:. NJ oN.

Edcnton, N. c.. May IT, (Special)-
.Character Building" was the subject Of
Evangelist SCHOOLGIRLS sermon to men
oniE Sunday afternoon. The house was
nlica with ola mon, young men. and
boys, and much goodw as accommodated
Mr.. w. j. Warren. OF the Roper L,lm-
per company, spent Sunday in Eden
ton.
VIZ. ID. w. Raper has returned from
Norfolk. where he has been on business
The doors Of the Baptia; church were
closed Sunday in order that all might
attend the revival at the M. L! church.
MI. {. y. Woodland. OF Norfolk spent
Sunday in Norfolk