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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

DAhy except sunday.
10. /. Cincinnati aud st. Louis Limited
daily, With Parl-I Car. Ola Foiut To- Cor ors
mi nd Palm4n SEE cts o.duuSvii!o tn Cin-
email add -. Louis. Meals served on dining
ear " est OF (,ordoas-il'e
No. 5, L. Il. V, daily. with Pullman Ola
70 nj to Hinton and Pullman Slecpi"g Car
uoi dYnsNilie - Cincinnati md Loui,vilie
Meas serEsi On D.nirf Cars. Conn. cts at
'ovIhSt ~ Va only on Mondays Wednesday,
~ d SATURDAYS for Virginia III Springs No 3
mas"S local sionS east Of G"rd n Vtie
steanor Louise arr es at Norfolk. daily. l2
noon ana $50 p. IN.
For further In formation apply 10
u T. BROOKE. Passenger Agent.
I. o. Ticket Office. nTanby >treet,
[, der Atlantic Hotel
JOHN d. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

Bargos Washington and Independent,
HoboAen or New York. with ooal.
SAILED.
Pritish steamship British Prince.
Freeth, erpool. by the n A L Co, with
general rso.
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LISh
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT Ezppess
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. ca lao
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7;tS o. N. daliy, except acknowledgements,
HiSh street Teo n MI Arrives
f !a Si2 p. M Now York Is
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$50 p. u. daily, (Porsnionth. Ugh stree, o.,
Arnvs At pbiladelphIa 6:i0 a. M,
Nov lork 7:iS a. In. iUi
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
LEAVING New York Q. m: Philadel.
? A Ak I'VE NORFOLK.
e0sP "a. daily. except Sunday portsmouth,
atgh street, SIS P. M, leaving New
FORK At n. m: PhilAdsiphis. io:20 a.
Close CON neOllon msas wnn all rail aud
sound lines 10 and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cara on night trains De-
CHARLIE: Pullmso Buffet and Parlor carr on
osJ ,Lains. between Philadeiphis and Caps
as-Throush uckess sold and baggage oheok.
ed at Wakes Azunoy, under Atlantic Ho.al.
BIB. COOKE. asn1 Agsna
tok rETERsBUBu. NEWPORT .n,,s
! CLAKtMONT SCOTLAND AND JAMES
RIVER LANDiNGS.-Stear @ s. A, MCCALL
letves n. T.. I. & n. X. X. d ek at n. m. sysry
MoNDAf, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY for
above points, reaohiug Petersburg sbo 4 n. m.
CoHnecls With A. & D. r, X. At ootland With
Is. s. d g.. X. r. win
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and ST. as; round
trip, 81
Meals served on ST. amer for 600
Tickets cold ON steamer.
Freight received daily for above points.
The MEGA can be chartered for excursion
purposes any Tuesday or thursday night a,
very low 1atss X, OOKE,
General Agskt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
LoE RICHMOND, PETERSBURG.

LoR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG.
u Old POINT. CLAREMOST, NEW
PORT NEWS hn James river lnndinga
direct by daylight Vir Sinia Nsvigst ion
Company's fiee mt Steamer roo iHU v
leaves nv dc s.Wharf n ortolA.eyery
TUESDAY, III ukNDAY an SATURDAY
al 4 n. IN. touching at Portsmouth. . d
Point, Newpo News going M return.
INK, arriving at Rchmoni about . %. NJ.
connecting Win all evening trains. fare
TO Ri hmond. Si.5,i; fare TO iichmond
AMI turn $3.50 are t. RiciImoud
second-class, 81 Tickets mucn chonp-
or than by anv other route 10
Richmond Potter burg, Waverly, Hicks
FORA AMI stations on ttianHc and
DanViile railroad snd al points via Rich
mond., kets for ale at ticket agencies
OF Wake d Son, n. Brandt end OH board
ss-Frsight received daiiy. SUNDAY OK.
cepted. for ell above named points.
JAMES W. MoOAKRGGK.
Agent.
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wia"LGs A,.Euin csuss
NORFOLK. Va. January "a 1895

NORFOLK. Va. January a. 1898
Produces.
PoMt'V-ChtoRona. oId, % 1850.
Eygs-Duil; Wholesale. lSal9a. DOR dor.
bcoStoE-4io. Uor puuul
Fru1e-Irish potato s-Southern Rose,
Sl.sia!00 per barrel; Haymans, new,
7ba9Uc; yellow. 9Joasl.lr.
Southern fruuS-Dsnauas. 70cael 90
per bunch; oranges, sorrento. san
per box: oooosuuts. $500 per bag
OF 100; pineapplos. 7aSo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

CLYDFS REGULAR LINE SrE.. PS
~ FOR PHILADELPHIA. rN@A
Only direct line from Norfolk TO .E2sr ssals
Philadelphia.
Uu,il III -iher orders. steamers ars appointed
TO sail fir m Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
d.. and Saturday at p m. and from rha-
deiphia every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
ihrou.h bills of fading TO all points south
and Southwest via S. aud r., Atlantic Co ss
Line and Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
Railroad. JAMES W. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, Va
WIZ. 7. CLYDE 4 CO., Agents, Philadelphas
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FHAvEE.NR4 Ssuvny

rHAvwLNR@ 0nrn%
NNHE NORFOLK, ALBEmAKLE AND
Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD Co.,
W. Van Nordon. Reoeivors
sCHkDULE IN EFFEUr MONDAY,
oOF. 1, 1894. AT + . LOCK A M.
LEAVE NonyoLx.
DAILY KxckPT SUNDAY.
TOO IN, Mixed
1lao m. Local Express
800 M, Loca kapress.
$50 III, lo al f press.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1850 m, Local Express
300 pm. Local Ex res.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BKAou.
DAILY RxCEpT SUNDAY.
SEQ am, Local Express
12i6 m. Mi,cd
t:l5pm, Local Express.
$50 m, Locai Express.
SUNDAY TRAIHB.
l's0 m, Local Express
ou0 IN, Local Express.
Local Express Tyaina mako the trip In forty-
ave minutes.
Mixed Trains ono hour and ton minutes,
B. 2. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

for ali points South WIN ~ y. L. train y
co NO ,"s Daily, except Sunday, make, cloec
Eins,', AZ hoogo for Warrington n, G.
ern Car ii H., y; Piym"uth, n c. and ali East.
~: r, H. train 50 for all points sonih. DA' "''n
B,rs- irI cb q; ~, Daily, except sunday
ind also at Office of Pa,,r5g.r 40 T TneI,
Agent, sc Main street sha llekot
For tickets to all points South, sleepinv on,
.e'eI,AHoh and general information csf on
OF auuren j. A. EEuGkBAl Err. wa
fsssensar ard Ticket AGENT
JAMES +. MAuPIN,
General forWsrrinr Agent
c.,r !. ~. EMERSON,
6. d. SERPKLL. nbe"''
General Manager. Norfnlk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

OANOkE AND DASH. ENIvhu A.AE
1l-Steamer LUCY. J. J. Jones. master.
will leave commerce street wharf every
MtDNESpAI at p. IN. for plymouth
aad all Roanoks river landings as high
es PALMYRA. y. o.. Windsor an ali IAN l.
ings on the Cashie river. treights re-.
&C yea MP 10 6 p. IN. For further infor-
nation apply to tho NOTrINHHAM i
WEENN 90. odice Commerce street
wharf. Phone Us. jy6.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

The Tip ~ tLesestraDiers srorus 4 most en-
loykols Gail on the Ches ,peaks bay, passing
through Hampton kosds Aud hnrbor OF Nor.
ioiS, with vie" OF ell objects OF interest incl
dent to those historical localities Odering un i.
surpassed service In every particular. Largo
and laxuriantiy iurniahed saloons and ,tats.
trioity.
TICKETS sold 70 all points North, East sud
West and baggage checked TO de,,instinn
SLa;erooms resofv cd upcn Application In $500,
et the companys oticeEo III Wa,t N,,n 49,,
or on board steamer Wv
Freight will not De received amer 400 D rc.
TO 60 forward that day.
For further In form alton apply RIO.
". RANDALL, Agent
fDaily ercspt sunday. 'Daily.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

MLhGslhhio hhD WllhtD inhhA WI
DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AID SA-
VANNAU.
Evory MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aua
FRIDAY ut 6:00p. m. FOR BOSTON
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY Al
500 y. m.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE:
First class, including meals AMI
=, saloon stateroom berth ....S 9 90
second oiass, including meals and
oeith ivy
Fen SAVANNAH.
ivory SUNDAY. WE NEsDAY and
FIR DNY Mt n. N.
fare-First-ol IS. including meals
and be -th ala IN
Fare SO "ond class. includfnr
meals nnh bunk ~ 9 90
Perishable freight sent vie Proyidsnos
forwarded by oarly train to Boston. ami
at the same rate "a by iiroot atenmors 10
Boston
A.. ferishable freights not receive later
IMAM o'5o p. IN. on sailing days or Boston
ships $50 ga ling days OF Providence
Tor further information apply to
Is. II. RIGHT, Agent. Norro,k v.
VIC A; u; SIEBBINS. ASS 'rariif Mgr.
W. /. lu!tNER, General Pass Aoant
D. O. WHITNEY. Trnff. Mannger
oenerS omces. Baltimore. Md
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

N",v ORR srncA Market.
New YoRK, January 2i.-Kale,
Norfolk, 60a75c. Spinach. Norfolk,
Sl.00a2. %; Baltimore, Sl.25.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

NORFOLN AND RAPPAHANNOCK
~ hOU lE.-On and after SUNDAY,
Iecember SIth. the steamer Esae will
leave Bay Line wharf, Aorf,lA, o cry
SUNDAY at n. M. for appahonnock
ana Intern diate landings. Freight for
the'e points recei cd SaturdayB. For
lsndln 5 beyond Tappahaunock freight
ceiye as usual.
do!3Jm VIM. RANDALL, Agent, Norfolk.
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Among oar Cotton 7l.n.

Market, quiet; Prime. I:o; strictly
prime, 2c; fducy, BIC; common, lalS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
New yorR taarketY,

RE~ xona. January 24-Fiour closed
aul and weak winter wheat. low
grades, el.9ja2.55; fair to fancy.
eL.oun2.?b' 10 patents, Ss2.75a3.l5; MIN
nesota clear, Sl.Son2. 20; pateuts.
s9.;.ai.l0; low extras, sl.y6nl. q =
southern -four closed ,ull aud AK.
COMMON to fair extra, El.JOa2H
eoou TO choice, 20, e1.Y s34O. h,at
Moderately active ana % lower. clos,u
e'e'uy, No. rcd. store aud elevator. .sc.
aAoat, 0Jic. uOru closed uuil snd
ERIN; No 2, sc. elevator. 6Uc nnont,
pate closed az ct ani nrmer: No =,
6S nSic; NO ., white. 99.c; ui!ael West.
ern' 54aSsc; white do, 35,4lso Dutments
eiesed MI ami weak; piokied bel,,ss.
&C. shoulders, a!ai;o. hams. easlc; mn
dies, nominal. Lard closed dull ana
Seak; Western steam. $50. city
Do. Pork cloued Ucuve and wax
Giess' Sl2 OOal2.au; extra prime, nominal
Sonee-Mo, hr,n ana moro active; M !.
a0a G. Sngar-liaw. tirmer. inir de-,
Hahu'ihir rsnning. Il-i6c centrlfupul,
" lest. &c; refined. firm; of a. 49,
nonii a, ll,i6e, standard A, 8 is.i6al i;
out loaf, !'l6aiic; crushed. i I-IJaI a.
to""ored, lJai,o; cubes, i.iGsi,o,
sranalatsd. . 16.isaa.o.
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chsrISs HeR York, Philadelphia and
I Rouis Norfolk Railroad Co

IA Aa s s sas, 1. 80,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Ibe new and powerful iron palao, ,,s,m.,
daily as followM 's
NORTH BOUND.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

o'samsri leave Portsmouth. foot Of
''.ee' bt..'-....- .....................5 so La
i'esve Norfolk foot ofMathews street, ats 10 D m
U,u ,oiht AT ........--.............7 20 y In
@'t'o Warrington Rt....................6 Is a 10
B&O.RR Penn RR.
leave Warrington at.... 90 am 755am
Ar,svo rhils delphia Rt..il iOam IL o. am
''e we" ! ork ....,..... IS nm 90 u
SOUrn BOUND BaOsR PENS xP
Leaves New York at......n 20 am IL GOA N
Leaves Philadelphia at. 81 pm 10 o 10
Arr'ves Washington at. sop m 43op IN
steamers leave Warrington at....... o. Ia
1--WE at Fortre., Monroe at...-.-... 8 30 q IN
ififee NotI"ik at......................7 80 IN
HrfNe t Portsmouth Rt................. 90 a IN
Inc above scnedulc give. passengers from the
Nottn lay over Of two hours and THIRTY
minutes IN the evening before taking the
s.eanrr, nus Sf1fdin! an Opportunity OF SEQ
inB tho Sapi II of the Nation.
The trip down the historic Potomac River
ana Che'apeake Bav on tho elega mt cleaners OF
w Company b, unsurpas. ed. The ,tea ners
s sso, comparSt'voiy new. having been bullt In
Isel, ana arc ut I'd mp IN thu most iuIunant
manner with sootril ghts call bell, aud st"-m
heat In each room. The tables arc supplied
with eSery d-licacy Of tho sea >on Gom the
markets of Wa,hing'o on aud Norfolk. Tickets
nj w. r. wa,ke'..
For further information apply
Te'cn"on. AL 80.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

N! as! I! DlalEEl lEIElllggEg9sIaID
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY nrspR
LlEh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

DASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED no
= san irS ron, Norfolk on MONDAY. TUts-
pay EpNESDAY. THURsDAY and SAT-
lEDAl at 2 In. FIR III New York an NON
~ u -. TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

Passenger keco mmodatioRs unsurpassed.
rare. In ruding meals aud stnteroo.u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

Fare. round trip. limited 10 thirty
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sugar vIprHeF.
Peanut UariI,t

70 T" VI US UT VFUEHUtNE OF
delivery rates to the different points.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23

The search light with which expert
msnts In displaying weather signals are
to be made at the Chicago Office Of the
weather bureau belongs to the navy de.
partment aud was made for the battle
ship Maine. The light is powerful
enough to throw its rays 20 miles from
the tower of the Auditorium. where the
experiments will be made. The weather
bureau is also considering with railway
officials the practibllity of .qulpping
passenger trains with small search lights
by which storm signals could be given TO
the people along the railways. only
north and south bound trains would he
provided with these signals, observations
having shown that the weather condi-
tons are generally similar on like
meridian. and the majority OF storms
come from the east or the west. Secrt
tary Morton believes that small search
light, capable Of throwing q flash two or
three miles from the rear end OF the
traiu, would prove Of great service TO
the agricultural community In case OF
approaching cold waves and storms
Marine Review.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23
MICHIGaMME AND SPURR.

j. 9. Wilson has been laid up the past
week with boil on his neck.
Mrs. Charles Xrouse, OF Lake Linden,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Patterson.
l. Tredo will soon commence the erec-
ton of barn at the Webster location.
IL. II. Hieumann. OF Negauues, was at
Michigamme Saturday calling on friends.
+. w. Reed was at Michigamme Tues.
day. looking after his milling interests.
James g. Donnley and family left
Wednesday for West Superior. where
they reside.
Mrs. Williams, Of Champion, spent
Tuesday with her son, at the Michl-
CANINE House,
II. j. Atkinson was a delegate to the
Republican county convention at Ne
gaunee last week.
Mrs. A. q. johnson gave very
pleasant party to O number OF her
friends Wednesday evening.
Joseph Kerliensky was accidently
struck in the face with a swamp hook
last Saturday while working at f. w.
Reed q Co.'S camp, north Of Spur. One
OF his eyes were badly injured, aud may
permanently effect the eye sight.
u
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23
PENINSULA POINTERS.

Mrs. Clagen. OF 1shpemIng, died satur
day last aged so years.
A boxing contest between Joslin ant
Fitzpatrick took place at Sidnaw Saiur
day evening.
The Houghten County Progress:
announces that IL has made arrange
ments with the late publishers OF the
Calumet Con glomerate to carry out agree
inents with their subscribers and adver'
tisers.
Archdeacon G. Mott Williams, Of Mar
quette, gave lecture at Trinity church.
HoughtoD, Wednesday evening. bis
subject was up and Down In Our Old
Homo by Reformed Bicylist." 1t was
very interesting,
The infant son OF James Laduce, OF
Ironwood, was burned to u crisp at Bes
semer Monday afternoon. Mrs. Laduce
went down town to do some shopping,
leaving the twenty-month-old child in
bed asleep. The house caught fire dur
ing her absence. with the above result.
Probate Judge Thomas Dooling was in
the city Saturday morning examining
the mental conditions OF Mrs. Henry
Tuohimaa, OF Yellow jacket, and Mrs.
Adam Harry, OF Calumet Village. The
Judge visited the homes of both women
aud decided that they were insane End
should be taken care Of. He stated that
he would recommend that they be con-
fined in the county jail at Houghton I'M
Til place was provided for them at the
Insane asylum Calumet News.
The following Is taken from the ST.
lgnace News, and is published by re-
quest. Information concerning the
whereabouts OF William Thorton, last
heard from in February, 1891, at the
Central hotel, St. Ignace. He started
miles from above named city. Height,
So feet; complexion, fair. Any one
knowing his whereabouts please com
municate the fact to his mother, Mrs.
William Thorton, No. Is Valee Street.
Montreal, Canada or ID. McPhail, ST. lg-
mace, Mich.
William Allen. OF Even, has gotten up
novel logging sleigh. The sleigh
is an ingenious devise, and al
though crudely constructed does
good work in the woods. 1t is built like
house on runners and is propelled by
rods attached to large sprocket wheel
which is placed between the sleigh run
ners. Built of new material and new
fittings the "sleigh' would revolutionize
log hauling. 1t is constructed to ran
on any road. and will haul from twenty
to fifty thousand feet of logs. The logs
are loaded onto ordinary sleighs and
they are coupled one behind the other,
to any number that can be convenieutl,
hauled, according to the nature OF the
road over which they are to be hauled
Although not complete success 10 its
present construction Mr.. Allen expects
to have IL perfected before another sea-
sons operations will have been com
msnced. Its defects are easily seen aud
can be quite as easily renedied.-E
Recorder.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23
Given one a.impss OF Heaven

The following rather singular item
appeared In the Manistiqus Pioneer OF
last week: "Woodchoppers living on a
meuutaip were treated to wonderful
mirage early the other morning. 1t
showed to the most minute detail u land
far more BEAUTIFUL than this earth. The
sight lasted a few moments then
vanished. Stretching from east to west
was seen land of many colors. Ii
seemed 10 those who gaZed upon 1t In
spell bound admiration that heaven had
opened It's doors. A city whose streets
ware like gold was plainly depicted.
Strange building. were also dimly
defu~d Here aud there were seen little
white winged angels floating about.
Thrones OF white material were also dis
covered. IL seemed MS though strange
music cond be heard. The onlook-
ers were 20 enraptured that they sank
down In the snow uDon theirs knees and
stretched forth their hands. Suddenly
tbs streets seemed changed into FIRE.
while back and forth across fiery INST
strange beings tloated. This lasted only
an instant Then this sight changed
aud for the last time the golden streets
appeared"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23
Notice.

wish to state that l will be in my
Office at Laird Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of each week, for the pur
pose of transacting all business pertain
ing to my office. AUGUST NIsULA,
Township Treasurer
Laird Township.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23

A dispatch from Hong Kong dated
Wednesday states that the explosion Of
a magazine killed 1000 Chinese soldiers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23
and
Tup6WritinQ

Done on short notice at p. r. Nc
KernaD's Law Office. LAnse, Mich. All
work confidential.
Miss MAY McKERNAN,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~-~~~-~~-~-~-~-O-~~~~~ ~-~~~-~~~-~-~~~--~~~ ~
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given, that after
N this date the Board of Education of the
Township of L'Anse will pay no bills con-
tracted for by teachers and jantors of schools
agent. Dated. L'AuSc. Mich, May LIST. 1894
c D. SHEA Cl'k Board of Education. S5tf.
The sun., 1895-04-04

ALBANY. April a. Gov. Morton has approved: /:
Chapter 2i5-LegaiizinR tho action OF the city OF
GiovcrSvilc In Issuing bonds.
Chapter 2iG-huthoriang the formation OF the Sixth
and seventh Judicial districts of tho state OF New
YORK Noinntc"r fIrcmen'9 Assoc'atnn.
thEpter lG-AppropI Eating 81 900 tor iron canal
bridge al Main street In the village OF Newark Wayne
county.
Gdapicr 2iS-Assembiyman oGrady's bin prov Idng
ms state OF state Department reports and certain
l'hupter 2lg Asscmbiyman Gerst's bill re. ppro
rrntnG s5S S67 cucxpended balances OF former canal
Appropriations.
Chapter .2O-Seuator VOLTS hill according to veto.
ras IA state cOGnty. city village employ leave Of
absence Tor twcnty'fOur hours on May 80 to partIc
pate In the cScerrisrs OF Memorial Day.
NhaDtcr 22l 2l-ApproIriating Is 900 for dixie along
the rlPmung River at Corning
Chapter Assembymnn Andrewss hill provid
Ing tho every public school shall be provided with
United states flag and fGcstAn.
Chapter 323-Scnator SIcller's hii, providing that
tie y"tc shall be deemed an Affirmative decision In
Sclool commissioners.
Chupter !2l- Approp prlstng S540b for decDcning
ard improving The Eric Basin nj Bu.alo
Chapt' 2YJ Authorizing IsOckport to vote the
question or establishing an electric light plh nj
sum not 10 eNceed S25.000.
Chapter Authorizing Iockport TO borrow $500
10 pay certain Indebtedness.
Chapter ri egaizlns certain acts OF the Bosrt
Educlton OF School District No. OF Ontario. Wayne
county.
The sun., 1895-04-04

He Makes Ont HIS big Expense Account
Hearing OF scotts Decision.

He Makes Ont HIS big Expense Account
Hearing OF Scotrs Decision.
The mooted question as to whether Emil II.
Hoeber is entitled to receive pay as Coroner. in
spite OF the fact that he holds the Federal office
of pension surgeon. was settled yesterday in
his favor by Corporation Council Scott in an
opinion rendered to the Comptroller. Tho latter
had withheld DR.. Hneber's March salary pend
ing the decision. Mr.. Scott, in his opinion,
cites the Consolidation act and a number of
leading cases. and concludes that the question
hinges upon whether not the office OF Coroner
10 a city office.
Tho courts" he says, have decided, in
numerous instances. that the fact that the
jurisdiction. or duties. of the officer con-
fined to the city Of New York do not, therefore.
render him an officer OF the city government.
These show that. in all cases where officers
exercise a judicial quasi judicial function,
the courts have invariably held that such Of
ficers are parts OF the judicial machinery of the
state, even though their duties be local. and not
Sf o tho OF thH '
show that they are within the line OF authorities
cited above. and cannot. therefore be consid-
visions of section SIS OF the Consolidation ACT.
Reform Coroner Hoeber made out his expense
learned of Corporation Counsel SCOTS decision.
Each Coroner has $4,000 year for expenses.
Coroner Hoober. however. overran his allow
ance for the months of January and February.
and are only $o4Ol6. OF this amount S31 As 10
for car fare. This 10 almost double the next
highest bill presented by any OF the Coroners for
car fare. Coroner Hoeber also presents q bill of
$40 month for special telephone service. which
consists of the monthly rental for private tele-
phone put into his house shortly after his III.
auguration.
None of the other Coroners has private tele-
phones whose rental is paid out of the city
treasury.
A bill for Sl7.s5 for extras is not explained in
detail by the Coroner. The total amount, 1t Is
said. would have been greater except for an OBJ
lection made by his associates.