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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
The Norfolk Rnll Ieam-

NORFOLK, VA. May 2i.-Special.-
The people OF Norfolk are watching with
a high degree Of interest the result of
the reorganization Of the Norfolk baseball
team by Mr.. O'Neill and his proposed
manager-umpire. Mitchell. If Mr.. ONoill
will ondeavor 10 secure strong men. he
viii receive enthusiastic support. 10 he
attempts 10 merely patch up. so as TO
keep a place I'm the league he will play
10 empty benches and less than two
weeks. The people here are In very bad
temper.
The returns are coming in slowly from
Norfolk county. but such information as
has been received this morning shows
conclusively that party lines were not
drawn: that the vote was small. and
that the people took little stock I'm the
anti-fuson movement.
MFIORIAL-DAY.
The graves Of the Confederate dead
were decorated IN Portsmouth to-day.
Rev j. u. Funston delivered an adj
dress. At 4.30 this afternoon the mill
tary. consisting of Grimes Battery,
Portsmouth Grays JUNIOR Rifles. and the
military Of Norfolk, paraded the streets.
THE PORTSMOUTH ELECTION.
The election passed off very quietly in
Portsmouth yesterday. nevertheless the
returns were not i'm till about o'clock
this morning. The entire Democratic
ticket was elected. Seven hundred and
ffty-eight votes We're p0lled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon az D
o'clock. All are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
DBIII AIRY.
HoN. nran M,crIrocH.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 2i-Hon.
Hugh McCunlloch. ex-Secretary of the
Treasury, died this morning at twenty
minutes 10 3 o'clock. at his country place,
near BrightwOod. The cause of his death
~ a general breaking down Of the
system. due 10 advanced age aggravated
by lung trouble. His two sons. daughter
and grandson were at the bedside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
HOW TIE CLUBS STAND

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
New York az Cleveland. :
Boston AZ piftsDurg.
Philadelphia az Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Al Louisville.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Washington al 81. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
rrxANcr

The committee on finance. through the
chairman Mrs vs.. T. Richardson, or
ferod their report. Recommendations We're
made as follows. To Increase the con-
ference expense fund. so as 90 secure a
largcr attendance 20 the annual meetings,
that the executive committee bee author
lied TO set apart sum suinc!ent 10 pay
the expenses OF the conference organizer,
not 10 exceed nifty dollars. that the cor
responding secretary OF each auxiliary
report every quarter 10 the conference
corresponding secretary anc treasurer.
that the cOuferef ce spending secre-
tarv draw upon the expense fund eacn
quarter TO dcfay expenses OF postage
and stationery. and that collection Dee
taken al the annual meeting. when cone
sidcred eXpedicnt or necessary. The re-
port was adopted.
The committee on resolutions, through
the chairman Miss Wo0dson. recommend
cl that thanks bee extended 10 Trinity
Auxiliary Richmond for inviting the 500
ciety TO hold it's present meeting here.
TO the pastor and official board OF Broad
Street church for the use Of the house OF
worship. and 10 the Methodist lales OF
Richmond for supplying lunch each day
of the session. 20 Bishop Granbery for
his hearty cooperation and able sermon.
to the ministers for attendance and
words of encouragement, 10 the ladies
who opened their homes TO entertain
members of the body, TO Mrs. CRANBERRY
and Mrs. Newton for words OF love and
announcement: 10 the Norfolk and West
ern railroad for reduced rates Of fare,
ia the Richmond newspapers FOR re-
porting the proceedings; TO Captain cum
bingham and Mrs Michaels for sweet
songs: 10 the sexton Of the church for
faithful service. and especially TO Rev. j.
II. Whitley. pastor Of Broad-street
church. for his untring faithfulness m
aiding the society in all its endeavors 10
prosecute IT'S work. Also a resolution was
embodied deeply regretting the absence OF
Airs j. ". Childs, president OF the So
cictv. and extending 10 her sympathy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
PETERSBURG

summary. Earned runs Portsmouth,
s.. Petersburg. /. TwO-base hts-Joai Is.
stolen bases-Joanes. Nettcr. and Sanford
Double plays-KnoX and Fate. Reed.
Knox. and Tate. Bases ON bails-Foster
90. Dunkle CD Struck out-by Foster, B..
hy Dunkle. 4. Time OF game. / hour ana
a. minutes. Umpire Huegins
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Al.r,cti,o r,curslon Gronnd..

Ashland Park on Richmond. Frel-
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. eighteen
miles from Richmond. has been reno
waited and improved. New boats ANA adj
ditonal seats and tables nave hecn pto-
vidcd Grounds, pavilion, ana hhilhs
hal I'M good condition and ready Tor 'N-
cursion and picnic parties. Trains char
tered az low rates. q. \. TAhlpk,
Traffic Manager Byrd-Strcct station.
To the Honorable Members of the Board
of Aldermen and the Common Council;
Gontlemcn.-ln the selection Of worthy
successor tO the late William q. Adams,
deep and earnest consideration should pe
given whether the applicant possesses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
MONEY saving BARGAINS

Tho West Window to-day shows a few
OF the samples of the Suits from the Ten
Dollar Line. Bear I'm mind that these
Suits are strictly Pure Wool Worsteds.
Casslmeros. sorges. and Tweeds' ana
are positively guaranteed for solid SER
vice and satisfaction. Don't lose sight OF
the fact that the Mammoth stock con-
tains stacks OF Mems Good Suits at Sew
en-. Eight. and Nine Dollars. and excel
lent values for The money splendldly
made. faultlessly cut and superbly IN
shed and Rats of Finer Suits gradually
grading along in quality and price until
YOU reach the most costly and elegant
Foreign Materials 'othes are made from,
built on the highest standard of excel
leuce that 10 is eyer possible for art
and skill TO accomplish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

now THE clrns STAND.

STANDING or THr CLUns.
Games won ana lost boy each club to
each other club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
cirvrl,sn. l3. NV YORK. II.

CLEVELAND. .. May 2i-To-day's
game with New York was smuggling
match. Both sides played loose field
ing game. New Yorks m!splays being
the more costly. Childs was taken sick
early IN the game. and MacGarr took
his place Attendance. 2Jo1. Score.
Cleveland ..........3 50OO23 1x-1f II G
New York .........2 0121110 OIL II 3
Batteries. Sullivan Wallace. and O'Con-
nor. Boswell. German. and Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

that 1900 people saw at the ball-park here
to-day. Umpire Mcdonald came In FOR
vigorous Kissing in the nth inning. WIN
two men on bases Naughn's hit struck
the first bag. and the ball rolled to the
extreme right-held. II was home run
and everybody had scored Mcdonald,
to the surprise Of the spectators. called
the ball a foul and ordered all the rum
ners back. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

Insurance Department
virginia Trust Company
Consult as when placing your IRE risks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-08

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REALS
ESTATE.

In the n s'ric CNu t Of he Fret judicial Dis
tr,rt Of les te of Ne - a ,rmsbv County.
IL the matter OF the Estate Notice 81 sale of
Re | Estate d.
Alexan re 'taheu Deceased J Pub Auction.
Motto is her, b, given, that n pu suance Of an
order % sale of real AMI person ! proper mare
and entered By the Judge I he tirst JuGlci /
! is r,ct Court of the State Of News "a. rrrnnhy
c UNITY On the Bird, day of yune 1895, ii the
mate f the estate of Ale taidre Maheu, de-
&c ,,ed, the I'm er IN d, idmiD'4tr'tor of su'd a.
tn e. Will SELL at publ c a cti y. a1tt c { c'"6r-
ma ion Of s aid q urt. h'f' owing &c .ctihed Irs.
AM per>oual pr p fty.
BLOCK No. 50 of Husser's Divlsi VI o. CtraOu
c. V. evad with tn Improvements thereon
lso, hous holt furniture.
Sa d sale " l, ! e mad on the IS h. day of June
1895 at 10 eel ok q. n. on the premises
il S id Carson O. y, Ormshy equity, N'v~a.
TIE ms IF sd e ten per ce.st, Of the bid, cash,
90 d coin OF the Uni et nr&'es, PAYABLE At Il 8
time ofthe q e, nj ba,an { UP Il confcmstt,n
b> tins Court. 1 ated. iune an, Is s..
Andrew Robert
Adm nistr,tor of the estate Q Alexandre
Maheu, !e e&!ed. i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-17
MEETING BOARD OF HEALTH
Warrants Issued Against Certain
Physicians.
NEXT YEARS ALLOWANCE
Will Ask for $500. Will Intro.
duce Anti ToxIne. Can the In
spector Charge for Fumi-
eating? Other Matters
Of Health Interest.

The Board Of Health held IN eet
ing yesterday with Mr.. Kilby in the
chair. The report OF tho Inspector
forty-six abated.
Eight new cases Of scarlet fever
and seven new cases OF diphthsria
were reported.
The Street Board submitted q
communication asking that $500 eE-
pended during the past summer to
remove garbage, in compliance with
the orders OF the Board of Health,
be returned. The request was taken
under advisement.
1t was decided to ask tho Coun-
oils to
MAKE AN APPROPRIATION
OF 50, 500 for the uso of the Board
for the next fiscal year.
DR.. Vance and Mr.. Kilby were ap.
pointed committee to request O
change in the city ordinances, so es
to make them conform to the regu
lations of the Board OF Health,
which requires daily removal of
garbage during the months of Juno,
July. August and September.
Mr.. Williams moved that war
rants be issued against
CERTAIN PHYSICIANS
for not reporting promptly q oonta.
gious disease. Mr.. Kilby seconded
the motion. which was adopted.
The Secretary wes instructed to
ask the City Attorney. Mr.. Shelton,
whether q fee can be charged by the
Sanitary Inspector as part of the
costs of fnmigation.
The Secretary was instructed to
write and learn the
COST OF ANTI-ToxINE,
with q view to the board keeping
some OF it on hand for the treat.
ment Of diphtheria.
The Secretary was instructed to
ask the Councils to direct CITY
Apothecary Archer to perform the
duties Register Of Vital Statistice
according to law,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

POTTER BELLEw.- the re-
turn of Mrs. Potter and MIR. Bel
lew to America last June, they have
been greeted with crowded houses
and great enthusiasm, and the news.
papers have been almost O unit in
praise of their performances where
ever they have appeared. 1t was O
foregone conclusion on the occasion
OF Mrs. Potter's last appearance in
America that it was but question
OF short time when she would be
universally aokno wledged as one of
the best actresses OF the day. The
time has now arrived, when after an
absence of eighteen months in the
Orient, Mrs. Potter has returned,
and IS demanding and receiving the
position in the theatrical world
which is her due.
Kyrle Bellew Is an actor with
whom the entire world ia familiar.
For many years the critics, both in
England and Armerica have 40.
knowledged him to be without q
peer, and he 10 undoubtedly the
best rometic actor of his time.
Their appearance here on this
Thursday and Friday should call
out an audience both in size aud
quality that will be Representative We
one IN the city.
SousA AND HIS Music, Nearly
every piano in the country resounds
With the strains of such universally
familiar inspirations as is found in
"High School Cadets" or "Wssh.
inRton Post" marches. by John
Phillip Sousa. But the real spirit
and inspiration OF these really great
marches can nowhere be heard in
their full power as when given by
Sousa's great concert baud, under
the direction of the genius who
wrote them. This is just the sort
Of thing that will soon be afforded
our music lovers.
The sule of seats for the concert
at the Academy of Music noxt Mon.
day, the 2lst. will open this morn.
ing. Reserved seats. 81; ndmissio n.
25, 80, Coo and 81.
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was correct aud that perhaps MIR.
Bass would have entered a charge
Ind it not been for Mr.. Jamss, who
said that the Portsm outh Police were
OF great service to the Norfolk force
aud that it did not look we'll for one
officer to bring charge against
him, and for that reason ho let him
go, which was o privilege he had.
He did not consider him drunk but
that he had been drinking.
When cross-questIoned by ooun-
GEL
Captain, is it part OF the regu-
lations when an arrest is made that
it be ent-red on the slate?"
Answer-"It depends upon cir
cums'ances. Not all the time. 1t
depends upon the nature Of the ar
rest"
According to the statement of
Officer Warren, his arrest WAS re-.
markable one and it remains for
the Board of POLICE Commissioner
to sift 1t to the bottom.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-17
Finest Winter Toilet ATtic|a
ON THE MARKET.
gAGEgAN's AyANs!Ns LOTION,
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY FOR
THE CURE AND PREVEN.
TON OF WINTER TAN.
OHAPPRD HANDS
AND RAOE,
10 CTS.

An elegant combination OF harmless
substances prepared Ill suoh amanneS
40 to obtain the most gratifying roIpIte.
IL forms g most delightful Toilet Arti.
Gle for the purposes for which IL Is in,
tenivd. Nothing enters the compost.
ton of this ininitsble article which
cate skin: as it isperfeotly harmless. 10
might be taken internally with entire
safety.
1t Is not only substitute for, but in
every respect superior to Camphor Toe.
Gold Cream, Vassline and like prepars-
tom.
Most remedies used for their emoIlien,
effect possesses the very object onable
Gestures Of being sticky aud greasy: buS
thes, defects have been overcome By sha
production Of
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l'tTN-N|@Nl-~-NrN.~N.7N---N- ~--~-N~.~~O~~
OWENS-At the residence OF her son.
T. NJ Owcns, Matthews county, Va,
MONDAY, January l4th, Is 10. at 9p. III.
hLTuRAH. rel t of the late John Owens.
IN tho SJth year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs. A.
~; own, No. 10 Court street, THIS
(ihurs iay) AFTERNOUN. ut 3 o clock.
Fricmds and acquaintance are invited to
attend.
DAVtS-In this city, at his residence
No. Ill Cumberland street, corner OF
Queen. We nesday, January 18th, 1895,
at $3.50 O'Clock a M, PATRICK II. DAVIS,
aged "a years.
The funeral will take place from st.
Mnrys Catholic Church -MOhRO w
OrldsO MORNING. January l,rh. at 10
O'Clock. Friends OF the family nre in
vited TO attend. isl,-2t
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ttecorh VIZ. Nlandcr,


Ii anyone. for any reason, should
tell you "Quratol is no good" or
that they know what 1t is and that
they have something "practically
the same. but cheaper" or possibly
"something better" or II some one
should DO 90 unbusiI esslike as to try
to aubstituts an inferior article for
she remedy you want, don't have il.
Put their opinion iu the balance
with that OF prominent oltizons who
have tried it and who do not hes,.
tate to pronounce it O valuable rem
edy.
Capt NJ O Keeling, OF Berkley /:
Capt L v White, OF Portsmouth: 7
O Gale, of Norfolk; @ Il Ashburp.
OF Norfolk; Rev j Il Msstin, of
Bran 6lston; Dr. D g Sterling, of
Norfolk; W O King, OF Norfolk; w
L Simooe, Of Norfolk; w S Cope.
land. editor Richmond State; Prof J
ii POWELL. principal Richmond Fe-
male Seminary; Hon j Il Lawless,
Secretary Commonwealth; Geo Il
King. proprietor Richmond City
Mills; Capt G L Poindexter, West
Norfolk; O Il Parlett, Of Norfolk ::
Rev l. NJ Curry. d D, Richmond,
Va; Rsv j j Hall, Bran bl Teton !:
Chief NJ j Ryan, of Norfolk Fire
Department; Sergeant Cuthriel, Po-
lice Department, and hundreds of
others,
The cost of space prevents the
publication of longer list. If,
however. any moro personal EVIL.
dence is wanted, a postal card ad.
dressed to the Southern Chemical
Company. Norfolk, Va, will get ell
the additional evidence desired.
Have nothing but the genuine.
Like all good remedies it 10 initiated
aud substitutes are proposed, be.
cause moro money can be made out
OF substitutes than through the sale
OF the genuine article. See that
each bottle has our trade mark (the
name an red crosS) and if you
will follow directions carefully you
need not fear results.
For sale by all druggists.
DR.. Lankford states that as presi.
dent OF the Board of Health, he ia
daily expecting supply OF anti
toxine which will be furnished free
of cost to the poor OF the city and
dispensed TO the public upon appli-
cation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-17
Election or Ufsics~..

friendship Council No. 4, Order
of Chosen Friends, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing
term: q T. Erwin, past councillor
joel Capps, councillor; Nj j Chap
man. vice councillor; j NJ Forbes.
secretary; III S Vaughan, treasurer
D W Beasley. prelate; A l. F Lelby,
marshal; a j Land, warden; G w
Grey. guard; G W S Taylor, sentry;
Or J. Il Chiles, med icsl examiner: q
T Morris, j w Beasley and j W
Bassstt, trustees,
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illegally De.ained.

A writ of habeas corpus was heard
by Judge Hanokel yesterday and
the result is tho release OF Ilovd
Lawrence SchumAGlne. who has been
bed by a. j. Denby for two years,
since the death of his brother, VIM.
DENLY. to whom. the boy was CD
preniiced, Mr.. Sam W. Small
represented Schumadine and after
hearing the case the Court ordered
the boy'a release.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-17
= Pretty Wedding,

Yesterday at the First Baptist
Church. MIR. w. III. Andrews and
Miss Alice Virginia Davis were
united in marriage.
The church was filed with a
throng of friends Of the couple.
The bridal parry entered the
church. preceded by the ushers,
Me:srs. Thompson d. Wardill, c.
q. Jones, Q. Y. Cook, Sydney G..
Anderson and j. G. Nash.
Two little flower girls in white and
CARVING largo bouquets, led the
why ior the bride, who was attired
in brown travelling dress, hat and
gloves to match. In her baud sbe
carried cluster of Bride roses.
The groom, with his best man,
AIR. Claude Cohoon, of Suffolk, en-.
tered from the side Of the church
and met the bride ct the altar,
lev. Eidridge B. Hatcher, per.
formed the ceremony.
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t.0isIa EfraYeIy ON.

:. Stock taking is going bravely on,
lie good people of ye Greater Nor.
loik, eppreciatlng a good thing
whom they see 1t DO patronize homo
folk, when they know that the old
Timer ,reIlsble Jewelry establishment,
loS Main street, Is Offering best
goods and best work at lower than
Northern prices. Call on Green.
wood & Bro.
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Delinquent Poi,cetnen.

a VIRGINlAN representative called
on Police Commissioner VerdIer
yesterday. He stated that he had
nothing to say for publlcati, fur
tner than the conduct of the Nor
folk officers IN releasing the Ports
mouth officer Warren, may come IN
before the board to-day, aud they
will also consider the case of kirch
mlur,
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-----------------
UNITED STATES COURT.
Trial of Number of Criminal
Cases

In the United States Court yester
day j. a. Sherkley, white, OF the
Soldiers Home, was convicted OF
assault and fined 50 and cost.
John Collins, white, of Soldiers
Home, charged with assault, was
acquitted.
John Block. white, OF Soldisrs'
Home. convicted of assault and fined
SO and sent to jail for one week.
w. II. Day, colored, of Norfolk.
aending an obscene postal card
through the mail; found guilty.
The court will bo In session again
to day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-17
THE CITY CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Prentis Holds His First
Session.
RULES FOR THE AWYERS
Tho Judge Held the First Session
Yesterday and Gave His Views
as to the Delays OF the
Law. Proceedings
of Yesterday.

Judge Prentis, of the City Circuit
Court.is holding a special term here
and Is occupying the chamber OF the
Select Council. There we're num-
Der OF leading lawyers present yes.
terday when the first days seDsion
was opened. Judge Prentis made
short address to the bar and an
nounoed certain rules to be followed
by this court ID the trial of cases.
He said his experience led him to
believe that the delays of the law
constitute
THE GREATEST EVIL
connected with the administration
OF justice. ''The necessary delays
are so great that all connected with
she courts should Btrenuously avoid
responsibility for unnecessary de.
lays" He eaId there had in his
opinion been "muoh unnecessary
delay in judicial proceedings in
many OF the courts tor which liti-
giants, lawyers, witnesses and priso.
ners have been responsible. AMI the
result OF the whole is that the wheels
Of justice have moved TOO slowly and
reprosoh has been broughs upon the
law and the courts"
During the time he shall pro.
side over the courts of the First
Judicial Circuit, 80 far as shall lie
in his power, he will
REMOVE THIS CAUSE
OF complaint, and if the bar and
public will unite with him in this
effort. justice will be speedily ad-
ministered in the circuit and con-
tinuanoe Of litigated causes will be
rare"
The Judge then announced the
rules OF his Court az follows, which
will be followed in all the courts of
tho circuit:
RULES OF THE COURT.
Rule 1. The Office Judgment
Docket will be called on the irst
day of each regular term. and attor
neys are expected and requested to
make up the issuea in all contest ed
cases on that day, and such cases
will be set for trial on some day
during that term.
2. The morning hour each day
after reading and signing tie
minutes of the proceeding day, will
be devoted to motions and chancery
business. The jury will he called at
u o'clock, and from that hour each
day contested common law cases will
have the precedence.
THE COMMON LAW DOCKET.
B. Not more than ten cases on the
common law issue docket will be
called for trial on the same day,
The calling of this docket will begin
on the fret day of the term. Whom
1t seems likely that business will be
expedited, cases in which non.resi.
dent counsel, litlgants OF witnesses
are interested, Will be set for trinl
II motion to that effect IS made on
or before the first day OF the term.
/. In contested chancery causes
oral arguments will be heard and
written arguments received st any
time. either in vacation or in term
when the judge of the court is not
otherwise engaged.
The session Of this court to day
was a special session, held ct tho re-
quest OF counsel, to hear the chan.
oery case of j. IL e. Mahoney We,
Frank Shields.
Court adjourned till to day.
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WHAT MAJOR BLOOD SAYS
He Will Ask Councils to Aid Indus
trial Home.

trial Home.
Msi. Blood says he will not cause
the people at the old almshouse, as
reported, to move out of the rooms
they now occupy. He says, also,
that be has applied to the Councils
to assist the Industrial Home and it
will be subject to their orders, and
that all money will be paid to Mr..
w. Ct. Ashley.
The CounciIs. 30 far, have not
endorsed the industrial scheme. all
communications on the su bject being
In the hands of the special COM
mittee.
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Grand C,enring-up sale.

Before taking inventory. stock
must he reduced. Price and cost
lost sight Of IN our endeavor 10 con.
vert the goods into money" See
price list in last Sundays YIRGI.IAN,
Prices cut lower than ever before
and ell over the store.
WRIGHr's, 1876 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-17

a few of those tailor made over.
coats still left. We are selling them
at cost for cash. Nichols & Wallace.
100 Main street,
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Notlcc 20 The travelling Fable.
The Passenger aud Ticket Office
OF the Bay Llue, Washington steam.
ers and Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road and connections, formerly 10.
Gated at 10 maln street, Lowsnbsrp
onildlng, has been removed to GO
Main street. under Atlantic Hotel.
next to Main street entrance.
ARTHUR G. LEWIS,
jsn4-1Ot p. & r.