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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28

Send postal card address 10 T.. ".
Birchard, Twin Bridges. Mont, for n
free copy Of the Normal Herald.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28

That the Burlington Route in con-
nectien with the Northern Pacific r.
K. via Billings is the short line to
Louisville. Ky. That if you are going
to attend the G.. A. r. National en-
campment, you can save distance and
time by taking this route.
That upon the day you leave Bill
lings you take breakfast in Montana.
lunch in Wyoming, dine in South Da-
kota and sleep in Nebraska. That it
is the only line passing within view of
the historic Custer Battle ground.
Call upon Northern Pacific ticket
agents Or write for maps, folders. ETC..
w. w, JOHNSTON,
Conf Agent, Billings. Mont.
send postal card address to G. w.
Twin Bridges. Mont. for u
free copy Of the Normal Herald.
Suits made to order in first class
manner: guaranteed to fit Or no paw.
Jake Newman, the Virginia tailor.
LOsT-A white belt and buckle on
Main street. Finder please return to
this Office.
Teachers attending institute in Vir-
ginia City will be charged one fare for
the round trip on either stage line to
any point in the county. Hotels will
FURNISH first class accommodations at
reduced rates.
D. L. HERNDON,
Superintendent.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28

Jake Newman, the tailor.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28
CATTLE w

Hair cutting3 cents at MOritz'
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28

Suits made to order in first class
manner: guaranteed to fit Or no paw
Jake Newman, the Virginia tailor.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28

send postal card adaress to g. w.
win Bridges. Mont, for q
free copy Of the Normal Herald.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28
EACrS WORTH KNOWING

County superintendent of schools.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28
CITY AND COUNTY
FATALITY AT
FLAT,
h Lord of WeinerwOrst in Jail
Contract Let for Building NadiiOn's
New Bridge-JOh King Meets With
an Acknowledgement and General.

Dennis O'Connor was killed at the
Monitor mine at Richmond Flat yes
terday. The news was received here
this morning by a telegram sent by
Manager S. K. Knox to S. r. Buford &
Co. The telegram contained no further
information save that the killing was
accidental. Coroner McNulty left for
the scene of the accident this morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
70 NOMINATE A GOVERNOR
Senator German and the MARYLAND
Democrats in Convention.
The Deliberations of the Body to
Have "WiIl of the People" APP
pearance. The Senator Holds
the Controlling Influence.
His Choice Will Win.


BALTIMORE. July 3O.-Sonator Cor.
man Is keeping everybody III suspense.
a great crowd of politicians aud their
friends througed tho corridors aud
committee rooms OF the CnrrolltoE hu
tel throughout the day aud night dis.
cussing the situation and Whiting for
MIR. Gotman To Indicate his favorite
for Governor, but up to a lute hour the
word hnd not passed down the liuo.
Within Twelve hours tho Democratic
State Convention will have been called
to order, aud no one but German acoms 3
to know whether the nominee Will be
Hnyes, OF Jones, or Smith, or Hurst,
or Fisher, or somc ono else. Ii is estl.
mated that ut least 10 OF the III dele
gntes will do Senator Gormun's bidding
and many of them openly nssert that
they are only waiting for Instructions.
Whoever the Gorman candidate may
he they will vote for him when tho
time comes. The man who holds the
destInles OF the convention in his hnnd
spcnt the day at The hotel, but main.
tniued his placid silence and no ono
could get IL word out OF him to indi.
cate what he Intends to do TO morrow.
The local leaders who clnlmed tho right
To lac let In iiually gave up the solution
Of the problem III despair.
One OF the ustute politicians summed
up thus: "SeuutOr German will
naturally want to put oil tho Inevitable
na long AS possible. The convention
Inny therefore organize and hold one
and possibly two sessions, allowing
considerable Interchange OF opinion
among the delegates before MIR. Cor
Eau let's it he known definitely who Is
hIs choice for the first place on the
ticket.
"liis reooons for this will DO the
hope that some SORT of n compromise.
Tor which he Is always anxious, Iaay
bc reached rs between Hayes, the
champion OF n drastic reassoss III ent law
ami the present leader in the contest,
aud Jones, who ls known ns IL German
mnu. Either Of these candidates might
be beaten on election day. Jones
would be kniicd by all Cleveland Dem
ocrnts aud Hayes would be cut by the
wealthy BultimoreRus who are bitterly
opposed to an inquisitorial law for the
taxation OF Intangible property.
"Hays could he nominated on the
first ballot IL German would keep his
hands oil, but Hayes is too Iudepen-
dent and uncertain for both German
aud Rssiu.
"Ihe Senator will hardly dare nomi.
nate state Treasurer Jones, for, as |
have said, he would be bitterly op.
pused by nll nti.Gormauites. Who
Will receive the nomination no one but
Gorman can tell, but lie will try to
give the deliberations OF the conyen-
lion will OF the people appearance,
and therefore, the nomination may not
be made until late to o-morrow night"
The convention will meet tomorrow
noon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
THE GAME LAWS OF CHICAGO.
/. Clay Merritt on Trial. Very Heavy
Fines the Penalty.
Bv Southern Aasoclatol Press

CHICAGO, July 30 II. Clay Merritt was
tried yesterday before Justice Pyle at
kewsnee, H., on charge of violation
OF the game laws. The prosecution,
which is III charge OF the State warden,
WAS Instituted by sportamens nssociu
tlons. Tho defendant admits having
IN his possession -. 0G0 game birds. ii
the liicgsIity of th:s Is proved the
minimum iiuc is Sl35,3OO aud the max
mum S6I6. $40.
Many sportsmen were present, MS
well as several cold storage dealers.
who have establishments similar to
Merritts III Chicago aud elsewhere.
Ihe decision was reserved until 10. day.
1t was rendered this morning, finding
tue defendant guilty Of TIE illegal sale
OF Wild game. In his remarks the
court stated TINT the law clearly justi
fed the decision. Merritt imme diately
filed notice to appeal and his bond was
fixed nj $40, 600
The fines assessed against Merritt
aggregate S23. 500. Gnme Warden Blow
ANNOUNCED that lie would this week
Institute two more suits against Mer-
ritt and II they prove successful Mcr-
rltt will have iiues TO pay aggregating
Sll0, 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
Serious AccIdcnt ia FIrernrm.
BY Southern Associated Press.

CAMDEN, N. j., July 30. - After q
lengthy meeting last night the Camden
FIRE Commissioners walked down to
sixth and Royden streets and turned
III an experimental alarm from the box
located there. They wanted to test
the promptness of the department
Companies and , responded TO the
alarm at breaknsck speed. Tho hose
cart from No. ! turned wildly from
broadway into Royden aud its M mornen.
tum sent 1t careeninS completely over.
Two men were buried under It. Tbey
were Assistant Chief BUN and Wilkins
Bradley, the driver. a third rider
lioseman Wm. B. Jobes, WAS thrown
clear and escaped serious injury. The
other two men were hauled ont and
sent to their homes in patrol wagon.
Both are SO badly Injured that they
may die.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
SOUTHERN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Meet and Transact Some Very Inn
portant Business.
}y Southern Associated Pre- ss.


AsnEvILLE, n. c., July 30.-At the
meeting Of the Southern Biblical as
sembly to-day al invitation received
from ex Gov. Northern for the assem-
bly, to attend the Atlanta Exposition Ia
October Tor time not specified, was
favorehiy discussed by Drs. Shearer,
OTIS, Gilbert and others.
Rev. j. IL. White, OF Macon, Ga, ex.
tended an Invitation III the name of his
State il the assembly can come rs an
orthodox body. but said they did not
want religious menagerie patterned
after the Chicago Parliament of lie.
llRiOus. y motion to accent the lEvi
tation was carried and committee Of
ways and means WAS appointed to see
II money could be raised to meet the
expense. Dr. james H. Carlisle. Presi.
dent OF the Wonord College, Spartan.
barg, 5. c., delivered very able ad =.
dress lnst night IN the First Baptist
Churcn to al immense audience.
Tonight Dr. If. a. White, of Wash
ington aud Lee University, spoke on
samuel, the Founder oil the School
OF Prophets"
l he college faculty conferences ls
preparing report on the subject OF
the Bible III college and state institu
ilons, which will be publishud to-mor
row. Peter Won Mamreov, q native of
Jerusalem, delivered an Illustrated lee
ture on the farmers of Palestine,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
70 FIGHT THE BREWERS
The Priesthood Of Bishop PheIan's
Diocese VS.. the Liquor Men.
The Big 8reweres of the ST. Vinceat
Brotherhood at Latrobe to Re.
ceiVc Attention, With a DETER
minaiion to Close Them.
Trouble Ahead.
BY Southern Asaocietol Pros !.

PITTsnURG. July 3O-Bishop Phelan.
of the PittsburR diocese OF the Catholic
Church, will this week receive a peti.
ton from the priests of his district
nsltiug that he take some action to
close tho big hreweries of the st. Vim.
cent brotherhood Mt Latrobe. The
priests have long regarded the smoking
stacks of the Loretto breweries with
dlsiavor.
During the retrent Mt Loretto, which
came to close last week, the matter
was brought to Crisis by the ,ietermi.
nation that the priesthood should not
he tarnished any longer by the iiuuor
busincss If their petitions would avail.
The brewers of St. Vincent has bsoune
famous particnlarly in Ohio, Penusyl.
vania and New York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
MERCHANTS AND MINERS WAR
a Temporary Truce Patched up by the
Rival Companies.
BY Southern Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-A temporary
truce has boen patched up between she
Merchants' and Minors Transpor tntion
company, whose steamers ply between
Baltimore aud Savannah aud Baltimore
and Boston, and the Ocean Steamship
Company which operates steamers be.
tweon New York, Philadelphia aud
Savannah, and serious disruption in
the Southern freight rate situation hns
Deen avoided FOR tho time being.
Both companies have withdrawn the
reduced rates announced yesterday and
VIII not renew tho fight pending tho
adjustment of matters having an in.
direct bearing on tho present dispute.
rus action was takon ut tho request Of
tho Southern halfway Company, Pen.
sy wanna railroad, Scnbonrd Air Line,
Atlantic Coast Limo aud other ronds
that would have become involved.
A conference will he held ut New
York, but 1t Is doubtful If anything will
bo accomplished, as several representa-.
tlvos OF tho lines will be unable to at
tend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
Tho fniiors Strike 1. over.
by Southern Aaancintnh prnaa

New ionK, July 3O.-The backbone
OF the strike of the brotherhood of
lailors is apparently broken. All day
the settlement committee of the Broth
crnood was busy with the contractors.
slgnihg The new agreement, which ais
places The piece work Eystem. and IN
its plnce croatcs weekly scale of
wages.
More than sixty contractors have
signed The new agreement. These are
lhe leading contractors OF the city nud
they employ from fifteen to fifty work
men each. as result nearly 1000
tnilors Will resume work to o.morr0w.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
THE CoLoREo CoLoNlsTs
Returning Feem Liberia Tell Har-
rowing Story of Suffering.
BY Southern Aysoc,utod Pros
by Southern Assooiu,od Ptos

bf CpuNRSib hssoSiNtCu ITO
PHILADELphlA. Fn., July 3O.-At the
Wayfurcrs lodge, Lombard street.
bomesick and destitute, are three me-
grocs OF Arkansas. who have Just re.
turned from Liberia, whittier they
won't as colonists somO months ago.
Oi nearly hundred companions in the
expedition some are said To have dled
OF starvation aud others are eking out
wretchod existence in Africa.
The three men ere Jefferson county,
Ark, farmersAFrnnk Shelton, has n
wifo and four chlldren there; j. Il.
Tucker. has u iomlIy, aud Ebenezer
Russell, unmarried.
They say tho International Migra
tion Society, iof Birmingham, Ala.
offered twenty-five acros of land to
every colouistfRud used an cndorse
ment, the nnme of Bishop Ii. NJ. Tur
ner, of Atlanta. Ga.
The Subscribers were REQUIRED TO
pay Sil in advance instalments md
their pussaRe to Savannah. In return
they were to bo given their passage.
food and tho land on arrival. The shin
sailed IN March for Mouroyla with
ninety seven colonista, who were in the
care oi the sooietys secretary. The
men declared they were simply
dumped ashore and allowed TO shii
Tor themselves. a score of their com
rades died of climate fever, and some.
1t was reported, pcrished by starva
ton.
Work could not lie secured, and the
ilesh o. dead animals and snnkes was
selZed upon with aviity TOR food.
Shelton and his two neighbors saw no
hope for them III The colony mud sue
ceeded III obtaining russuge to Liver
pool and thence to Philadelphia. They
eNrect help from Arkansas which will
enable them to return 10 their homes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
SIT" Price 90 ,tnr Ion incren>cd.
By Southern Associated preps

DETROIT, Mich, July 3O.-The Mer-
chants Bar Iron Association, com
posed OF representatives of twenty
trims west OF Pittsburg. met at the
Hotel Cadillac to-day aud held secret
session. The meeting was harmonious
and 1t was agreed that some arrange.
ment should be made for incrensiug
The price OF bnr IRON. Accordingly
the price was advanced 81 per ton.
This was the only business transacted.
lbe action will go into immediate
effect
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
THE LAST LINK IN THE CHAIN
Evidence Sufficient to Convict Mrs.
Mary Mcmillan Secured.
She is Notorious Stamp Counter.
feiter. Secret Service Detectives
Have Been Searching Buffalo
for Months to Find Valise
Belonging 10 Her.
BY Southern Associate, presz

BUFFALO, n. y, July 3O.-The last
link III the Chain of evidence that for
mouths the United States secret service
has been binding about Mrs. Mary
Mcmillan, alias Mrs. Nluck, tho
notorious stamp couuterfeiter, who is
now In the Eric county juil, was forged
last Saturday III postmaster Bakers
private office, whore n sa,chel belong.
ing to the woman WAS opened and
found to contain 2S,O00 counterfeit
stamps, eScelen,ly made, in five
original packages.
For two months secret service men
have been searching Buffalo for the
vn!ise, and It's iudlug was one of the
cleverest pieces OF detective work done
III Builaio In years. With nothing ex.
cept tue fnct that Mrs. Mack visited the
American express office with grin
early in the spring to work upon, the
officers after two months work d.scov-
cred Its hiding place, and Inspector
Shea, OF New York city, now hus the
stnmps in his possession.
1t was found on the terrace in the
possession Of n well known Bulinloiau
Of Ill repute who may prove to be nm
important member of the big counter
feiting gang. His connections with
the neiarious work is being run down
and Tor thu. reason his name Is with
held.
One important development in tho
case Is the discovery that for II time the
gsng arrested in Chicago aud Hamil.
ton worked in this city.
They were suspected bv local
deputy marshal Of cuunterfeltiuR coin.
and he had made ready to raid them,
but III some manner they learned OF
his plans and fled to new fields. 1t
was few days before her arrest In the
spring that AIRS. Mack came over from
Hamilton TO Bui!aio uud asked nt the
American Express Office for certain
nckages addressed to her. She got
them and putting them in big satcnel
disappeared. No ono saw her inter
that III Buffalo. aud after her arrest
detectives discovering from Chicago
that clamps had been sent here, were
puzzled rs to what che did with them,
When Mrs. Mack was told TINT the
stamps had been found she tainted in
her cell and the matron had hard work
reyiviug her. So long Us the stnnlus
were undiscovered she could not be
directly connected with the Chicago
connterleiters. Now, however, her
last hope of escape has gone.
The work done by these counterfeit.
ers was almost perfect. The only way
IN which the fraud could be discovered
was by careful comparison of the
color OF the good aud bad stamps. the
counterieits being shade too light,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
In Il >tn,o Of Con,,antaIurm.
by Southern Associated presu

1T '7"''6'FVTF AtaUCINtuI FTBss
SALT LAKE, Utah, July 80. A dis.
patch from Market Lake, dated this
morning, statea that there hns been no
collision for the puat few days with tho
Indians, but that the settlers nre in n
state of constant alarm. The troops
now on the ground are expected TO
hold the situation we'll in hand excep
IN iaolnted cases. where individual set
Tiers who have not warning may be at.
tackled.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
Ahc Nicaragua CnnuI CUmnsssiou.
Ev southern Associated Prss,

New YORK, July Gothic members
oil the Nicaragua Cannl Com mission
met tins morning at their headouar.
ters. The members of the commission
present were Col. Ludlow, Command.r
Endlcoit and Civil Engineer Alfred
Noble. of Chicago. The commission
VIII tit every day for some time and
their deliberations arc secret, 1t Will
be lew days before they get down to
earnest work on their report and will
occupy all their time between now aud
November LIST, on which date it will
have TO be presented to President
Cleveland.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
instnad of surrcndcrinw rh.y open
cd Fare.
BY Nonthorn AanocintnI prnaa

HAVANA, July 30. "A dispatch from
Santiago de Cuba snys that on July %
the lnsurgent bands, under Jose Maceo
snd Luis Bonet. iutimuted to tho do.
tnchment of Spanish troops garrison.
ing the fort Mt Ii Arriba that thcy
would surrender. Under this subter
iuge they approached the fort and
attacked It, but were repulsed with Il
loss Of siS Killed ana many wounded.
lha Government troops had two men
wounded.
In the conrse of the night the rebels
renewed their attack on tho fort nnu
during the fight set fire to several
houses iii the village, which we're de.
stroyed. Shortly after day break Oh
the following morning column OF
troops under Col. SegurAs appeared
upon the scene. when the Insurgents .
dispersed. Tho troops pursued, but
with what result is not known,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
s,mnIInnA Amnng Ncgrnc,.


I'' "7'''''' u 'fNSUVINtVI ITC5S.
EAGLE PASS, lex, July 30. Sunday
night II car containing l72 destitute
negro colonists, returning from Tor
room, Mex, was placed IN switch
ucnr here 10 await fresh supplies and
assistance from the railway companies.
Yesterday several cases oI smallpox WAS
q scuvered among the negroes, aud the
entire party IS now under strict quar-
antine, ut point four miles above the
city. Abundnnce of supplies aud com.
petent medlcai assistance are beng fur.
uished them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
foreign conspiracy Uncovered.
by southern Associate Press

ST. PE L .-HuEG. July 80. An ex
tonsivo conspiracy has been disco vered
among the priests OF the seminary and
University Of hieif aiming as the intro
duction OF II plan OF greater freedom of
attack upon the prevailing system of
Ncpniism IN governmental positions,
and 1t Is so stated that the discovery
has been made that the students union
IN the University of Moscow are plan
ming 10 assasslnate tho Gar,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
Two Iinrsr ihievcs Cnlnuiit Murder.
BY Southern Associ.te pros.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Jnly 30
Two horse thieves. Collran and
George. who escaped from officers here
OF FrIhay, were detected ut Wahsatcb,
near Evanston, Wy, this morning.
On being commanded to surrender.
thcy fired, instantly killing Deputy
Sheriff Dawers, of Evanston, and Con.
stable Stagg, of Wahsatch. An armed
posse ia III pursuit,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
LAST CAST Ibis WEEK.
embroideries, Laces, White Goods,
Dress Goods and Silks.

EnproIuerIes, Laces, White Goods,
Dress Goods and Silks.
Line of embroideries aud honncings
at hall price; striped and check mus
lln at DC. SC, lOc; India linens, from sc
up; cUlored lawns. worth So, now 5c;
me coiored lawns, worth y! aud ljc.
go while they last at Sc French ging.
ham, worth l6c, now Sc; crere de
vcine, worth i2!c, now Sc; nll.wool
dress goods, worth soc, row 25c; all
wool batlste aud nuns yelling, worth
ooc, now 2oc; SILK mixed dress goods.
worth 81. now soc; silks, worth soc ami
6Oc, closing price 3jc; plaid eInghama,
worth &c, now 4!c; muslin underwear
ut special prices; duck suits from 81. 20
mp. II. a. Saunders. 172 Main street.
Shirt waists ut cut pricea.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
Ihe Election in Donegal aud E.o,
dOndcrry.
BY Southern Associated Press.


LONDON. July 3O.-lhe returns from
the elections III the East Division OF
Donegal and the South Division of
Londonderry we're announced TO dav
The former elected Arthur O'Connor.
Nationalist, aud the latter Sir Il. Lea.
Unlonist. Both sat in the last Pariia
ment, 80 there is no change IN the
representation for these constituencies,
But one election is to take place now
that IN Orkney and Shetland.
Ii VIII not occur until the 9th of
August, tut as Liberal was chosen in
that district IN the last election by L..
OO3 majority 1t Ia fair to Resume that
the next momIer VIII he Liberal ni.o
Therefore, giving the seat TO the Lib.
erals. the new Parliament will he com
posed OF 33S Conservatives, T3 Liberal
Cnlonists. Ia Liberals, 70 MCCARTHY.
ties and II Paruelitos.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
Governor NToriom's inte,t AppuiuI
iuruts.
Gy Sou. orn Associated Press.

ALBANY, i. y, July 30. DR.. George
Is. Fowler has been appointed by Gov.
eFnor Morton to the State Board of
Health as the commissioner represent
ina the city Of Now York. He succeeds
DR.. Edison, who recently resigned
from the board.
MIR. Samue! Spencer, OF New York,
has been appointed by the Governor
Oh the commission to represent the
Stnte OF New York at the coming AT
lantG Exposition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

Choice Michigan hay, timothy and
mixed on track will ne sold cheap. d.
p. Reid Il Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

Beautiful null hats. nll shapes in
chips and Leghorns, full line OF Mill.
merry at Mrs. p. Ries, lO4 Church
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
ssns Posted s,i, Eorr.,t.
NY southern AsBoclatoi Press.

DLTnoIT. July 30. Jim Hall bns
sent TO "honesl John" Kelly at Mount
Clements -, 800, his part of the stuk q
proposed to DO fought for bv Joe
Chownski and Hall: Hall thiuks the
mill will be pulled of Mt Dallas.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
TELEPHONE QUESTION AGAIN
Meeting of Committee Held to Hear
Applications.

a Talking Meeting Held last Night
EY the Special Committee On the
Telephone Question. Mr.. Brick
house in the Chair, The Law
Yers Had Full Sweep.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

Do not fail TO sse DR.. Week about
your eyes. l.. Ii. Gale.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

"Newest Discovery'-Ext. teeth; no
pain. N. Y. D. Rooms, lO2 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
WAR R n Z N C..

Inc tramp liie insurance agents who tries
to make you belle c that any other regular
III" Insurance company pays us large divi.
eenhs or surplus rs the Northwestern
Mutual, is guilty of deception BY using mis-.
lesdin. RATIOS. which no honest man
would employ OR exhibit, as they are made
mp - croate n false impression.