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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
HUNTERsvILLE..

Capt. E. 8. Ferguson. of Johnson Ave
nue., expects VIM. II. Holmes, ESQ,
wholesale commission merchant of New
York. TO visit him this week.
Miss Daisy l.. Baylor. OF Outcnsvillc.
will visit relatives In Amelia county
this week, taking with her little Mabel
Baylor, her niece.
Miss Rella IL. Allen, No. 2 johnson
avenue, will leave Friday for Virginia
Beach to spend some time with friends.
Rev. Chns. Watkins. Seventh Day Ad-
ventist. of Michigan. Is stopping at No.
10 Johnson avenue. where he preached
last night
/ Mr.. a. Fl. Walkc and family have re-
turned to this town and are occupying
their nice, new home on Outen street
Miss Maggie Cox, OF Sewelrs Point
and Master Andrew DENLY, of Hunters
vile. celebrated their birthday Monday
night ut the residence of Mrs. w. H.
Howell. No. "a Lee avenue. a number
OF their young friends enjoyed the re-
ccption and so enhanced the pleasure OF
the happy occasion.
y night or two ago some one fired
shots from the rear of Justice ~. ~
Hawks premises. on Johnson avenue
one ball passing through back window
and just missing his daughter. An
effort is being made to learn the partic-
ulnrs of the matter.
Rev w. s. Leukc has been invited tc
preach the Thanksgiving sermon to-
morrow nj Frccmason-Strcct Baptist
Church.
Central avenue goes from bad to worse
under the many heavy wheels that
move over II every day. wearing II into
strike bottom after 81 while If they
continue deepening. when II is hoped n
foundation OF rock will he laid To max,
the road permanently good.
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Where Archie ncnIinx s,nxe..

What became of the dealing boxes
This question has been asked frequent
ly during the past three days by per-
sons talking about the raids on the
gambling houses last Saturday night.
and ms yet no one has been able to sat
isractoriiy answer the question. 1t has
been openly asserted on the streets
that liz the raids two dealing boxes
used in faro We're captured: that they
were taken To the station-houae, and
laid on the desk. but that few min
utcs later they disappeared. since which
time nothing has been heard OF them.
at the station house no one spoken to
seems To know what a dealing box is.
These boxes are said to be worth
from SlH To 5000 each
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Corporation Court.

The only business transacted by the
Corporation Court yesterday was the
trial of the indictment Of Justice Gre
CORY for accepting Al bail bond fee not
authorized by law. 1t has been the GUS
tom for long time for the Magistrates
VINO batled prisoners out to receive 81
for their services, and until recently
no complaint has been made. For q
short time back, however, the legality
OF this fee has been questioned. and
the agitation continued until II finally
resulted in an indictment being drawn
by the Commemorative Attorney
against Justice John w. Gregory The
indictment was not drawn with a view
to Furnishing the Justice or because he
had Intentionally done wrong. but
simply rs test case, and to rstab-
fish the correct legal fee to be cxacted
Judge Hanckcl heard the case and ruled
that no Justice has Il right TO exact
any bail bond fec for baillng pris-
oner under Il warrant issued by Jus
tices other than himself he can only
accept fee of % cents As there Is no
law compelling a Justice of the Peace
to come down to the station during
the night to bail our prisoners. 1t is
thought that the ruling Will cause
many prisoners to remain In jail over
night. who would willingly pay tho 81
and give good surety If they could
secure their liberty. The decision of
the Judge will have the effect of great
ly reducing the revenue of Justices of
the Peace.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
A PRETTY n.LrrMonE WEDDING
a Pr"mincnd Young Couple Joined In
the Holy Bonds OF lEnirim0uy.

baltimore. Md, Nov. 2G.-Mss Edith
EStcllc Miller was married to Mr.. Allen
Rowland Wood. of Boston. at the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church tonight.
The ceremony WIS performed by the
Rev. j. Y. Smith. assisted by the Rev.
n. *. Walker. The church was pro
iuscly decorated with roses. chlysunthe-
NUNS aud palms.
Tho ushers We're: MIR. Daniel Miller,
OF philadelphia: Mr.. Elmer bliss. Of
New York; Richard Snowdcn. OF Chi
ergo; MIR. Harry I1ell. Of Boston: Mir.
Theodore l.. Miller. Jr.. and Mr., Daniel
H. Miller. of Baltimore. The best man
WAS MIR Harry Watkins. OF New York
The bridesmaids We're: Miss Mary l.nti-
mer. of Charlcstown. w. Va: Miss l.. e.
Yates and Miss \. II. Yates. Of Ere rr-
ickshurg Va; Miss Elsie Miller Miss
Nclie Hunter and Miss Jessie Hunter.
The maid of honor was Miss NJ Stan
ley Miller. After tho wcddin. n rccop-
ion was hcld at III" rcci''cncn ~ the
brides father No. 100 North Cuhrlcs
street.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Regular Monthly Meeting Of Pickett.
BuchRnnn.CnmD.

The regular monthly meeting Of Pick.
ett-Buchnnnn Camp. Confederate Vet.
Grams. was held in its hall last evening
at 8 O'Clock, with Il full turnout OF
officers. comrades ana their friends,
among the latter n considerable num-
Der OF ladies'.
On motion. Col. Washington Taylor
past commander, was called to the
chair, and after prayer by the chupla In
routine business was taken up and dis
posed of, the reading of the minutes Of
the preceding meeting being dispens-
ed with.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting OF the camp to draft rcsolu-
tions of respect to Gen. William Ma
hone. reported the following:
The death of Major General William
Mahone, which, occurred I'm Washing
ton, D. c., on the Sth day OF October,
1895. gives sad occasion for his fellow
soldiers, many Of whom In this camp
were once proud to hail him ON the
Held of battle, 10 testify their sorrow
at the loss OF their brave md skillrul
leader. From the cntrenchrd camp at
Norfolk to the last encounter at Ap-
pomattoX, his career as good soldier,
IL born StrotcgiSt, Il successful lighter
ana worthy cNemplar of Confederate
zeal, endurance aud valor. can never
be forgotten by those who served with
him and knew him al his best From
Seven Pines. his first battle, To Cumbcr-
land Church. his last there was no uc-
caSion when the conduct of his COM
mand failed to meet the approval of
his superior or merit the respect of his
foes.
Malvern Hill. Second Manassas.
Champion Gap. Sharpsburg, Frcdcrlcks,
burg, Charlottesville. the Wilderness.
SGottsS!lvania, Cold llarbor Peters
burg. the Crater. Weldon Road and
Rcnm's station are conspicuous among
the many ENGAGEMENTS. wherein his
brigade and division won iniperisha BILE
fame.
Resolved Therefore.
"Ftrst.-rhat as his comrades in war
we lament the death or General Ma
hone. whose distinguished services t.
our great cause gave proofs OF Il great
soldier and entitled him to our respect
and admiration.
'Second.-That his memory and the
record of his achicvcmcnts in all the glu-
rlous events of our struggle FOR indcpcn-
dence should be cherished among the
proudcst rccollections of the surviving
veterans of the Army of Northern Viz
giniu.
"Third.-Thnt copy OF these rcsolu-
tons be forwarded To his family and
that they he spread upon the record of
the Camp"
On motion the report was received
and the resolutions adopted unanimous
ly.
Tho report OF the Paymaster for No
vember WAS read and referred to the
Auditing Committee =.
The report of the Auditing Commit
tee certifying To. the correctness of the
paymaster's September and October
reports was read and ordered fled.
The report Of the Relief Commttc tee
for November was read and on motion
received
AT this point Acting Commander Tay-
lor called on Past Commander Henry to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
The Cornwall OF Trade.

The young ladies in their flag drill
entertained the large audicnc, pres.
cnt last night, among whom were the
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues.
Tomorrow night Rev. Mr.. Hatcher.
assisted by ministers from Portsmouth i,
and Hcrklcy, will perform the mar
riage ceremony for ii couple who Will
wed in the presence of those who attend
the Carnival Messrs. c. T.. Greenwood
Il Brother, jewelers.. No. l5S Main
street, viii present to the couple Il hand
some silver tea set of six pieces, valued
at $40.
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The Central Labor Eniou.

TIC monthly meeting of the Central
Labor Union was held last night when
lien law We're discussed at length and
the Legislative Committee of which
Mr.. G.. G.. Kizcr is chairman was in
structed TO draft Il bill at once to pres
ent to the Legislature during the first
week OF its session. The committee
was empowered to secure legal advice
Letters were received from w w
ODonncll national secretary Of the
Machinists' Lodge. and y. j. Mcclure.
national secretary of the Carpenters
and Joiners' Union. stating that they
would be present at the January meet
ing.
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Court orf.nw ana Chnmccry

The case of William II. Thomas. Jr..
VS.. w. S. Whitehurst d Co. was tried
in The Court of Law and Chancery yes
tcrday and judgment rendered against
j. II. White, Il party defendant
The Court was engaged the larger
part of yesterday trying the case OF
Mary Cheatham, colercd against DR.
II. ID. Kiblcr. dentist. OH Main street.
for damages alleged to have been the
result of carclessness in extracting IL
tooth, which injured her jaw bone. The
jury rendered verdict for the defend
ant.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

Shortly before I o'clock this nornin-:
Justice Gregory issued his first ball
bond ut - cents. II released n young
man who was arrested on suspicion last
night. The hondsmnn called at the
station-house and asked for Il mnEis-
trat" and when Justice Gregory was
telephoned to he said he would come
down. II was thought TINT the maGis
tratcs would refuse tn leave their
homes ut night for n 25-ccnt fee. hut IL
IL said that both Justices Ashhurn and
Gregory would respond TO call at
any timc--for the prescmt. at lenst
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

w dent and for the best interests or the
city of Norfolk and the public In general
curbed ami Cpttcred with weed and she'll;
from Chapel street east TO the bridge a [
lie western end of Highland avenue,
Re it resolved by the Common and Sc
icct Councils OF the city of Norfolk, ma
jority OF all members; elected TO each
Council concurring:-
t'irst-That il is cXpcdcnt that Mosely
,trSset from chapel street cast to the
avenue be graded, curDed and guttered
with wood ana shells. according TO the
Secondhand the work Of grading.
Shells, the said NJ ,seiy street be under
sever and Drain commissioners.
rhirdIrh II onc-half Of the costs of tho
OF real estate abutting on the said street
the western end OF Highland avenue, ac.
cording 10 the iunning foot, that Is to saw
that the owners of real estate abutting on
The north side Of the said street from
western end Of Highland avenue. shall be
assessed with orn-quarter of the costs OF
The work according TO tho running foot,
side Of the snil street from Chapel street
cast. TO the bridge at the western end OF
one-quarter of the costs OF the said work
according TO the running foot and tho
remainder. one.half OF the expense of the
said work. shall be paid out of the Pub
lie Treasury.
F'ourth---rhlt public notice of these res
olutiors be given by Publishing the same
In two or more newspapers published in
~ days.
vcmbcr Stl,. ISLE ayes. - nays.
JOHN l.. ROPER
President Common Council
.Adoptcd by tho Select Council Novern-
Der 18th. 1863 ayes, nays. 51.
JAMES. l.. WINSTON,
President Select Council.
W. W. HUNTER. city Treasurer,
nolG-20t
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Attractions.

now coming forward daily. Lots Of
new and desirable goods for the Holt
days, and Bridal Presents in gold and
silver. and prescious stones. also braes
glass, china, and other wares. You will
save money by making your purchases
at home and n The Caskct Help
your city ana yourselves by spending
your money at home. where you make
It, 1t is your direct interest to do so.
Greenwood & Brother can supply
every want In their line. Call there.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
SpcciaI Train to Richmond nnd
Rrtnrn via chesapeake and ohio
Hallway. 'Ehursday. Sovcu,.
bCr ~. Eurc for the
K0t,nu Trit, SI.1O.

The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will
run Il fast special train from Norfolk
and Portsmouth To Richmond and re-
turn Thursday. November 28th. lsav-
Ing Portsmouth n. m; Norfolk. 9:lJ,
arriving Richmond promptly at -
Returning Will leave Richmond D. IN,
arriving Norfolk l0:i5. Portsmouth II
y. IN.
This will enable all who dcsirc To do
so to witness The championship foot :
ball game between Virginia and Caro-
lima. For further informH ton apply to
II. r. BROOKE
no24-3t Passenger Agent
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Mnnt II sic for n ,1iil.

Mr.. j. Z. McNair, of Cheraw. s. c.,
and Mr. w II. Willard; of North Caro-.
lima. are at the St James Hotel. They
are here looking for site for knit
ting mill. II is said they have all the
capital themselves for n mill. Lynch
burg is trying to get them to locate
there. Their mill will manufacture chill
dren's heTngq.
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Football.

Take n day of, and so up to Rich
mond next Thursday morning To see
the exciting championship football
game between the University of Virgil
mia and the University of North Caro-
lima The Chesapeake and Ohio special
train will leave Portsmouth at q a. M,
Norfolk at Gala a. m, and returning
Will leave Richmond al 5 p. m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
MnrriarcA.tccnse.

Edward Winston to Margaret AL
mander. colored; Anthony S. Primer 10
Lille Haskell. colored; Geosc W.
FrizZell TO Mary S. Guy, white: VIII
liam Webb to Sallie Ann Virginia
Meade, 10 take place December I'd, 1895.
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WANTED-An intelligent young man te-
tween is and 90 years old 10 canvass; ex.
perlence not necessary; must come well
recommended and stay on premises (;
board. etc. furnished: wages small To
the right man u chance for elevation
Address I'm own handwriting, "vIR-
GINIAN," Berkeley, Va. noN-tf
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deeds Of unrunIm and SnIc.

The Tunis and urquhart property on
Town Point, was finally transferred
by deed filed yesterday. to the Southern
Hallway Company; consideration for
the Tunis property s125. 900 and for the
urquhart property $4,000
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SHIFTS Entered.

Suit has been entered in the Court of
Law and Chancery by A. c. Cromwell
VS.. w. J. Moore: in debt for the sum
Of S2l52d
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

MADAM HoYT, late of New York city. n
niah class private school for dancing
anu department of art, Masonic Tenn
pie. corner F"ecmason and Brewer.
opens on Monday. Dec I'd. All latest
dances curcfully and rapidly taught
strictly private. Lessons daily Tor
adults by appointment. Ladies and
children's class. Monday and Thursday
afternoons, y. m. Full particulars
gu East Brambleton avenue. no2I-@t
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40 "a Frs AND ICE CREAM DEAL
ERS--A gentleman with thoronrh
knowled9e OF Baking and Ice Cream
having conducted a large business
many years In Northern city would ar
cept position to take charge similar bus-
ineSs. with chance of eventually taking
l43reSt In same: city or outs side Ad.
dress NJ. j. c., Nirginian office no"G-3 an
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

MANTED-To rent small house: Nor
tolk;Eood ncighbOrhood: mot far out can
not pay over $50 yearly: might share
larger house with unexccptionable
party; would consider Portsmouth pro-
p9sition also. Address. care Virglnian
- Nj. Z. nOop-tf
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RETREAT FOR THE SICK.
who VIII Donate "a site for "a New
Building?

Mrs. S. l.. Hubbard. president of the
Retreat for the Sick. requests the pub
lication OF the following letter written
several days ago to the Pilot. in the
nope that Some one will be found who
Is willing 10 contribute sufficient ground
Tor the erection OF q new building MIR
d. Al. MidEccn has already offered to
contribute a site on the line of the
Norfolk and Ocean View railroad. hut
1t Is not located to suit the purposes;
mentioned
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paraphernalla found n,

William James, ]. NJ Mitchell, Den
mis- Moseley, L. c. Bcasley. John A.
Coutts, William Stewart John Hardy
white. drunk: fined 81 and costs.
Thomas Perry. colored. drunk; fined
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOliERS-G5 new and 81 secondhand
bsiidrs; also large. stock OF Engines al
myers prices: Address THE CASEY a.
HOBGES MANUFACTURING CO.
Chattanooga. Tenn. nooG-2w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

WANTED..-To rent with board TO mar
rled couple, without children, one Fine
Rom. Price low. the object being more
to have company in the house than 10
make money. Address CANOPY, with
references, this office. If
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

SOARD--For two single gentlemen: CON
Vehient To the business portion of The
SSi'E' can he obtained by addressing "A
- tHiS once no2i-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

The finest line of Brio-a- Brac and
Cut Glass in the city ind without
exception
CHAPMAN g. JAKENAN.
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y TIMELY SUGGESTION.
Editor of the Pilot:

l
Dear Sir--In your Fridays issue |
read The following heading TO an arti-
Gle i'll reference To the Retreat for the
Sick: viii not be erected until Sl2.0Oo
is raised by the people for a site" II
seems strange that we have not in our
midst some philanthropic person who
Will donate Il site to this noble institu-
ton There is scarcely another city
I'm our State where some Individual or
land company would not gladly give Il
site for such an enterprise. Norfolk is
the only city. as far as ] know. that
has not offered free sites for factories
colleges, &c. Is there not some land
company or individual owning land
not too far from the city on the line
of the electric road between here and
Lambert's Point who will come forward
and offer site for the institution and
thereby do a noble act? Even from Il
financial standpoint this Will be a good
investment for some one. as the cree
ton of a handsome building. with en-
bcllished grounds. would undoubtedly
enhance the value Of surrounding:
lands. Will not some one take the hint :?
have not written this ut the suggestion
OF any one. but simply because il came
into my mind ana because | hope this
suggestion will be needed by Some com
pany or individual.
Very truly.
l.. CLAY KII.BY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

MANITOBA medium size horse. Must
pc sound apd gentle. y good worker
ana cheap for spot cash. State where
end when can be seen Address
"FIORSE," care Nlrglninn. no27-tf
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6ALESMEN to take orders and collect
100 bond signed by business firm, re-
CURED; exclusive territory: S25 to SIS
weekly. For particularly address +.
Q. Box 1854 New York city. tu.th.f,su
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

FOR SALE: An established and paying
dairy and truck business, conveniently
atcd: bargain. l. T.. WATSON
Write care this office. nO2S-lw
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All glasses fitted by DR.. Week guar
antced by +. III. GALE. 1852 Main st.
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AGENTS-A snap: s95 weekly; 5000
yearly: no experience required; failure
impossible: new scheme: particulars
free. Address S. S. WARE co, Box
5S0S, Boston, Mass. no7-tu, tn sa -12r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

Justice burroughs had large and
important docket in the Police Court
yesterday:
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PERSONAL---VERY. WANTED who
gre now suffering from nervous,
mental or physical prostration to send
TOT our new 4S-paGe illustrated book.
complete Manhood" sent free on an
Plcation, ERIE MEDICAL co. IS Mia
cara Street. Buffalo. N. Y.
Su. n Sa-St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

WANTEB-Salesemn to sell staple goods
at home or travel: liberal salary or
good commission. We send samples on
application; give exclusive territory.
Address F. Q. Box lle3. n. Y. CITY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

BUILDING, LOAN AND LIFE INSU-
rance combined; exceptional induce
ments offered to nrst-class solicitors
Room 81 Haddington building. city 8
to 10 a. m. no2-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Having leased No. 1853 Main street.
from january |, 1885. will open on Or
about February !, with entire new stock
Of MERCHANT TAILORING. CLOTH
INC ana GENTS FURNISHINGS Of
every descriptions.
For the present at No. 223 Main street
you can find a maEniiiCen. line % sam
pies from tirst-clcss merchant .nilor
Of New York. cvcr% ::nr.nent with
UNION Label. ATTACHED. Prices
Low. Satisfaction Guaranteed
j. G. CARROLL,
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STRAWBERRY CRATES.

New sixty quart standard, Soc.
FARMERS MANUFACTURING CO.
bos-10
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second hand sewing Machine cheap,
Call At No. IL Hill street, Norfolk.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.-Plans and speciti-
cations for brick residence drawn by
one OF the best architects In the
State. Address. Plans" this Ca'ce.
nol7-tf
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WANT Five Experienced Building and
folk and adjacent towns. viii nav
salary with commission. Call on w.
"a. PARlS, at Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk
between and u. m au4-tr
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FOR RENT.

for single gentlemen; nice location Adj
dress III. w. IT, care Nirglnian.
no2I-tf
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ARTHUR SCOTT GUILTY

Arthur Scott, the negro who was con-
victed on Monday of the theft of $3.50
from the barber shop of James Small
wood, on Water street, and against
whom another charge OF stealing Il
watch valued ut $40 from Miss Roberta
Digs, was preferred and continued,
was arraigned yesterday on this latter
warrant. Scott made no defense. and
Justice Burroughs sent him on to the
grand jury.
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HELP WANTED.

MANTED-Young man who has some
knowledge of bookkeeping TO assist
Dookkeeper until Christmas: salary
small. Apply. own hand writing, IS
A. L." Virginian office no27-lt
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sALESMEN-One locally and one 10
lraNcl: VIII pay good salary and ex-
penseS or commission; orders easily OBJ
tained: experience Unnecessary: Tor
samples ana particulars address p. y.
Box 400 New York city
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FOR SALE.

MICH COWS FOR SALIi-Splendid
pure bred Jersey heifer. with week old
calf for sale: several other fresh cows
with calves by their sides T. r.
YOUNG Il CO, Union Stock Yards. II
Nebraska street, near Union no27-2t