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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
DEBS' TRIAL.
The Right to Cross-Question Was
Allowed.
by Southern Associated Press.

by Southern Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February Judge
Grosscup this forming IN the Debs
trial denied Attorney john q. Get
ting the right to cross examine wit
nesses, but afterward reconsidered
his decision.
q. j. barrow had just conducted
n DISCRIMINATION of Edward
Spencer, whom Mr.. Getting, who
represents six of the minor defend
ants. began to question the witness.
Judge Grosscup stopped him and
MIR. Getting took exception to the
ruling, Special counsel, Edwin
Walker, for the Government, diff
fered from the court, who then re.
scinded his ruling.
1t is the opinion of competent
lawyers that had Judge Grosscup
Insisted on denying the right of
cross examination to Mr.. Getting,
all of the latter clients would have
been enabled to obtain new trial
At the morning session o. w. Park
ms, J. b. King, Edward Spencer
and z. O'keefe told of scenes Of
violence on tho Illinois Central road
during the strike. Among those
present at the trial this morning
was }. $. Coxey, the commonwealth
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
ELIZABETH CITY, N. c.
Paragraphs of Interest to North
Carolinians Generally.


Carolinians Generally.
Special Dispatch to The viginian.
ELIZABETH OIry. NC, February l.
-"Othelio, Shak espeare's master
piece, was presented at the Opera
House here last night by the tai
ented young Southern actress. Miss
Harriette Weeme, and her able
company. a large audience was
present and they showed their ap.
probation by frequent applause.
Mr., John Doud as Othello was very
fine and had the opportunity of dis
playing his ability in the tragic
scenes. Mr.. Parker as Iago was
also very good. In fnct, the whole
company is excellent, and all the
parts were we'll played. Tonight
Dickens "Cricket on the Hearth"
end q new play, "Ihe Little
Rebel" will be presented.
Mrs. j. n. Tillett is visiting her
uncle Mr.. George Wilson, at Great
Bridge. Va, who is quite i'll.
Shad and herring have made their
appearance In our market.
Mr.. $. B. Berry, the popular
"Job Printer" we learn with regret
is i'll at his home.
We learn that in a few weeks Mr.
b. L.. Banks and MIR. William Nor.
gan, formerly with Mr.. Moses Wei.
sci, Will leave here to start in busi.
ness at Liberty, town of 500 in.
habitants near Raleigh.
The Weems Company will shou
Tonight and tomorrow night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
IN THE Old NORTH STATE.
Many items Of a Newsy and Per-
sona Character.
NO MORE JOINT CAUCUSES,
Midnight Caucus Without Results.
Death of DR.. Williams. No Gu
mulative Voting. Supreme
Court. Illicit OistiIlery.
Commissioners
Special Dispatch to the virginian.

Special Dispatch to the Virginiau.
RALEIGH, \. O., February L.
DR.. Samuel b. Williams, mem Der
of the House from Warren county,
died here early this morning of
pneumonia. He was II years of
age and had been sick ever since the
Legislative session began. He was a
practiclng physician and was we'll
known. His death was reported in
some of the papers last Saturday
night. He came near dying that
night,
The Republicans in the Legisla.
ture have virtually given notice to
the Populists that no more Joint
caucuses will be held until the Re-
pubiicans get things to suit them.
The Caucus Committee with
twenty members. Populists and he
publlcans, was i'll session until mid
night last night. 1t received the
draft of the county government
bill, but took no positive action on
it. The bill was drawn by the
Steering Committee" composed
of Marion Butler, Richmond Pear
son and others. This Steering
Committee employed eX-Judge
Spier Whitaker as counsel and he
drafted most of the bill.
The section of this which provides
for cumulative voting for county
commissioners was again discussed
last night. The Republicans are
dead against it. 1t was argued last
night that in Ohio the courts had,
III the case OF the State vs.. Constan-
tine decided this plan unconstitu
tional and an abridgement of tue
rights of a citizen.
The Supreme Court meets next
Monday. 1T will devote dsy or
two to examination of applicants for
attorneys licenses.
Wyatt Perry, the murderer OF
Tom Bailey, in this county, who
escaped with a fifteen years SEN
tence, has been placed in the peni.
Tertiary.
An earnest canvass for subscrip.
tlons to the endowment of the
Women's Baptist State University
is IN progress.
A 400 gallon illicit distillery was
destroyed in Johnston county dav
before yesterday. 1t was the
largest ever captured in this dis
trict
The local fusionists last night ar
ranged for u gerrymander of Ra-
leigh's wards, which Will give their
party majority of Aldermen.
The Republicans say that in the
]ast campaign they promised, all
over the State, that they should
have straight vote for all county
officers, and they now say that they
will have such a plan, with safe
guards which will keep out of Office
incompetent men. both black and
white. The negro stakeholder is q
great bugaboo to the white Repub-
lican. The latter acknowledges as
much.
Postmaster Tate, of MoLeans
VILE, was Knocked down by negro
Tor the purpose of robbery, but not
disabled, cried for help and the
negro ran.
The German Kali Works will ex-
pend 81, 600 in making tests on the
sandy lands at Southern Pines to
see what can be done with WORKOUT
soils. A large tract of land is of
1ered Tor this purpose. The State
Horticultural Society will conduct
the experiments.
The Legislature will not adjourn
before March II. This ls regarded
as settled fact.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02

"Castoria IA the best remedy for children
OF which nm acquainted. hope tho day
is not far distant whom mothers viii consider
the real interest of their children, and use
Castoria instead of the various quack nos
trums which are destroying their loved ones.
by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup
ana other hurtful agents down their throats.
thereby sending them TO premature graves "
Dir. j. L. KINCnLoE,
Conway, Ark
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
w hat i. is

Casoria is DR. Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t substitute
for Parcgoric Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil
1t is Pleasant guarantee thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers. CaStora allaye
tcverislness CastOria prevents vomiting Curd,
Diarrhma and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles constipation hatuIency.
Castoria assimilatcs the food re
and bowels, giving healthy and sleep. Castora
is the Chdren's Panacea-t1e Mothers Friend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02

Suffolk. 1t was favorably discussed,
but no action taken.
The request for plank sidewalk on
Poplar avenue was passed without
action, the Conncil's policy being to
build none but brick pavements.
The Institute street pavement Is still
Ill the hands OF the street committee,
who may effect conciliatory and
amicable settlement.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
a sIappy fauaband.

DELAWARE, ONO. AFTER four
month's use of Simmons Liver
Regulator my wife is almost entirely
relieved of Chronic. Constipated
and Bleeding Piles" w, r. Leeper.
iour druggist sells it in powder and
liquid; the powder to be taken dry,
90 naade into tea.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02

"Our physicians in the children's depert-
ment have spoken highly of their experience
in their outside practice with Castoria, and
although we only have among our medical
supplies what Is known as regular products.
yet we are FREQ to confess that the merits
OF Castoria has won us to look with favor
upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARy,
Boston, Mass
AIL.RS G. SMITH. Pres,
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ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
CaStOria.

Castoria is SO well adapted to clildres
that recommend it rs superior 10 any pro-
scrption known to me"
H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02

The Centaur Company Murray City.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
CaStOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me
of its good effect upon their children"
Dr.. q. G. OsoooD,
Lowell, Mass.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
C.atarrh
Is Common.

Few realize just how
common it is. Very many people
have catarrh, or Mt least catarrhal
symptoms, who laugh at the idea.
1t Is an unpleasant disease -one of
those which make others uncom
Portable, rs we'll as the one who has
1t. The first symptoms are. A heavy
feeling between the eyes, profuse
and offensive mucous discharge
from the nostrlls, headache and
foul breath.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
GREAT REMOVAL SALE
Pianos, Organs and Pictures
FOR THIRTY DAYS, AT
Ar7eS &c Burk'S.

Eeins compelled to vncate the building
occupied by US for "A years we will Offer TO
purchasers the following Pianos and Or
gans from we'll known makers at greatly re-
duced prices:
One Sommer Upright. mahogany case.
$3.50; regular price. fiuO.
one o narermeistsr Upright mshogony
case $3.50; regular price, $3.50.
One Everett Upright, mahogony case,
$50: regular price @4uO
Two Everett prights, mahogony case.
$3.50; regular pr %, S4bD
Two Everett upiights, walnut case, $500.
regular price. $500.
Six Webster Uprights. walnut case, ss25;
regular price. Si25.
even Bradbury's, Upright, $500; regular
Three McPhails, Upright. ss25; regular
$3.50. os "a' Pfiee
Two Decker Bros. $3.50.
We've Weaver Organs. regular prirs
SiiO for $50. Four Weaver Orsams r,anIar
price, 80 for S7l Thirty story j. GIark
organ, al prices. -Four secoud.h hand
lures, as good At now. regular price $3.50
,or Sl3o. Ono hundre picture.. pnrcbased
now $l.35 to sl.4O. Remember. these
prices only good for 80 days Call carly and
secure bargain. Those goodg are IN be
sold on easy terms to close out the stock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
Now aorK TRUCK Market.
Nv Soutlnrn I.n,iatoJ prs

New YORK. July 2.-Muskmelons-
barrel, Sla2. 80; do basket. 75caSl.25.
Observation-Disclosures and Della
ware, quart. 5cal0c.
Penches-Georgia, carrier, 75c. ash
do case, 50caSl.25; do South Carolina,
carrier, 75caSi; do case, SOCIAL %; do
North Carolina, carrier, Sla1.75; do
Maryland and Delwsre, crate, i0aG0;
do basket. 25a40c.
Plums-Wild goose, carrier, S1.2j
ALTO; do case. 5Oa75c.; do Bolan,
carrier, Sl.25a2.
Grapes-Florida. case. Sl.5Oa3. 90.
Pears-Le Conte. barrel, S2a3. %;
ito crate. 5Oa75c; do Maryland and
Delaware, crate, 81.
Watermeons- Hundred, SlOa2O: do
carload, Sl00a200.
Apples Maryland and Delaware.
crate, 40aT5c.
HuckIeberries.- Maryland and Della.
ware. quart, 4a7o.
Cuoumbers - Norfolk, barrel, Sl,2js
]. so; do basket, 40a50c.
Egg Plant-Florida, half barrel.
81. 25nl. 10: do barrel crate, S2a3. so: do
Charleston, basket, 7jcaSl.
Onions-Maryland, potato basket
81. 0OaSl.l2; do barrel, 50. O0a2. 25; do
Virginia potato. barrel, Sl,75a2 90; do
basket. SlcaSl.00; do Tennessee, barrel.
81. 25a2.37.
Potatoes-Rose. barrel, 81. 5Oa2, 90: do
Chill. red, $l.25al. 10; do cuIls. 5Ocasl,
Tomatoes -FIorda. choice carrier.
81 OJal.25 do do common, GOa75c; do
Allssissippi. case. 65caS5c; do Norfolk,
carrier. 81. 0Oa2 m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
MINISTERING' CHILDREN.
Four Pretty Little Girls Contribute
to the Infant Sanitarium.

A noble example OF what may be
accomplished by little effort in
furtherance OF a good work has re-
gently been furnished by some dear
little girls of this city, who having
heard of what blessing the Infant
Sanitsrium at Virginia b each nas been
to hundreds Of slok children and their
anxIous, care worn mothers, went to
work OF their own accord to make
something to help in keeping the door 8
Of that institution open during the
whole OF the three most trying summer
months. Where there's a will there's
a way" and in this case the way was
found by having little ice cream
Doubtless some child.lovng FAIRIES
supplied the refreshments. but be
that as 1t may. when the ex-
citing event was over four lit.
Ito girls found their way to the
home of the treasurer OF the Infant
Snuitarium and, after introducing them
selvea as Bessie Merritt. Bertha Scott,
Lizzie Scott aud Katie Hughes, all re-
siding on Boush street, handed to her,
with a charming air of somewhat
trembling satisfaction, as the result of
their labor of love, the sum of S4.0l.
LIE NIKGIEIAN hopes that many others
VIII follow their example and do what
they can to sustain end perpetuate this
beautiful charity, winch commends
ITSELF peculiarly TO all classes aud creeds,
being most cheerfullJ free to every sick
child needing the salt air of the ocean,
wblch can be certified as not having q
contagious disease.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
I.atnbrr,,. pom, I,o,,..,.

az the regular meeting of tine Lam.
boft's Point Lodge No. 80 Friday
night tho following officers were In
stalled by District Deputy Grand Mas.
ter ID Carpenter: l. L Albright, noble
grand; Thos y Brown. vice grand; Is
A Allen, permanent secretary; + +
Bnker, recording secretary; John w
baylor, treasurer; Il W Brown, chap.
ln!n; II Smith, past grand; 4 4 Law
con, 5 to \ q; L CT Hnrman, l. s to
\ q; A ID Nirnelson, Il S to V q; w
ID Bishop, l. S to V q; L w Hartman.
wnrden;J W Wassun, conductor; ohm
Hastings, Il S 5; NJ a Curroll, l. : S;
M Raney, inside GUARDIAN e Will.
Jams, . q. The retiring n Grand, Il
Il smith, on behalf OF tho lodge pre-.
sented to + y Bryan beautiful gold
watch charm, emblematic OF the order,
which was accepted by him in neal
speech suitable to tho occasion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

KHEUMATIsM positively cured. Acuts an
Hhnotii rheumatism relieved at once,
2nootihs pains III arms, legs. side back or
breast. or soreness of any part OF BODY cured
,mo from one to three hours. Chronic Rheu,
iintishl' Sciat u, or Lumbago bsnisheJ
permanently. CATARRH, no matter now
serious serious, guaranteed cured by only safe
cause, positively relieved in from three tn
seven seven minutes, kIDNEY Troubles In all
1 Io; LIVER Complaints. Bili2usness,
oahnuce, Constipation, PILES always
cured. DYSPEPSIA, indigestion. all stom.
Gu,, .rouo'es permanently relieved COLpS
CouuhS, and incipient Lung Troubles auo.
SHSSssstnliy treated; NERVOUS Disease,
SSIESSnnHALSiA; ASTHMA, Diseases of tho
oLoOD. MAbARiAL Diseases, FENIAI,H
i, trouoies Loss of Power in men. all curej
Dy munyon's homeopathic Rsnedies. All
druggists. sor mostly % cents each. IL Won
S n III doubt as to your disease, write to
i iI1c1 MUN1oN. No. 1905 ARCH 81, pHILA.
nEhPhiA. giving full description of symp.
toms. he will diagnose YOUR case
ana give you full benefit of advice ALSO.
LoIhLf FREE. Remedies sent to auv ad.
dress on receipt OF price.
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a Delightful Entertainment Ut The
RrinCcak Ammo.

The entertainment tomorrow Mon
day. evening at the Princess Anne
Hotel. beginning at O'Clock, promises
to be delightful affair. 1t ia for the
benefit OF tho Virginia fund for the
Atlanta exhibition, aud will be under
the auspices OF the Virginia Board of
Lady Commissioners and their ASSOC
ciate committee. The entertainment
will consist OF musical selections, vocal
and instrumental, reoitstions aud read
ings, and children's dances in costume.
The management of the Princess Ammo
has been generous in rendering every
assistance to the ladies in charge.
Tickets in Norfolk are for sale by Mir.
John Vermiliou, Lawrence ~ Holmes,
Spratly Bros, Umstadter ~ Co.,
Hume ~ Bilisoly, Vickery n Co.. G. L.
Greenwood Il Bro. Jas. W. Gilmer aud
Chapman Gnle, and at the Virginia
Beach depot A large attendance is
expected from Norfolk. They can re-.
turn to the city on the late train from
the Beach.
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THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg.
ers in Norfolk.

""o'J "otte' W iiiteTSSt TeteTSpurRs
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to The Yirginian.
PETERsDURG. Va, July 13.-Roberl
Ridley, the negro convicted Iof the
murder of Mr.. Henry Williams In Sus-
sex county and sentsnc ed to be hanged
on next Friday, will not be executed
on that day, inasmuch as Judge b. A.
Hancock, of the Circuit Court OF the
county, has granted writ of superse-
IDEAS staying the execution Of the sen.
tence until he can look into the case.
Ridley is confined in the Jail of this
city, whore he hos been ever since his
arrest.
The congregation OF the Wesley NJ.
r.. Church have granted their pastor,
Rev. /. W. Carroll, a vacation OF three
weeks, which he is now spending in
tho mountains. Mr.. Carroll is accom-.
panied by his family.
Children's day exercises will be held
at the West End Baptist Church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock. The
address will be delivered by Hon. Il.
u. Davis.
Miss Fannie Reinach will leave to.
morrow morning for Norfolk to visit
friends,
Miss Lena Taylor, OF Whittaker's,
n. c., who has been on q visit to Miss
Tiny Taylor, left this morning for
Henderson N. G.
Miss Lena Taylor loft this morning
for Whittaker's, n. @. Miss Taylor il
sister OF Mr.. David A. Taylor, Nor K.
folk.
MIR. W. Fl. Taley has returned home
from Atlantic City, n. j., where he
has been in attendance upon the Ma
tional Convention of Elks.
Mrs. w. j. Crowder, Jr., and
daughter. are visiting friends in Nor
folk.
Hon. William r. Mckinney is spend
Ing few days at Virginia Beach.
The improvements to the First
Baptist Church when completed will
MAY the church, as far as the interior
III concerned, entirely new. The steel
ceiling is completed and hands are now
ut work frescoeing the walls. A new
pulpit liz to be put In and also new
seats. The seating capacity OF the
church ls also to be increased. The
cost OF the improvements will be 81 900.
The County Court of Prince George
was engaged to day until O'Clock to.
night in the trial of Ed Carver, q negro
charged with assaulting Octavia
Wooden. also colored. lie wa. &C
quilted of this charge, but was con-
victed of jail burning and given three
years i'll the penitentiary.
A negro boy, who is supposed to be
Walter Carter, who is wanted in Hen.
rico county for the murder of another
colored boy named John Lee, WAS cap.
tnrei near Weldon last night and WAS
brought to Petersburg this morning
and committed to jail. The accused
says his nane il John Balllnger and
that his place Of residence Is Charles
ton, 5. Q. He says that he knows
nothing about the murder and that he
had never resided In Richmond.
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The clever danseuse and her com
pany continue to attract large crowds
ut Ocean View and all manner of
praises nre bestowed npon her. iester
day closed the first weeks engagement
of Cyrene and NJ lie Turner at the View,
and 1t has been success in every par.
tlculsr. The company will continue
to give two performances daily at 4
and $50 p. IN. free. Tomorrow alter
noon and evening the programme will
be now, the features being Mile Tur-
ner's tfnpeze act, new dances by
Cyrene and the comedy work by MIR.
Ed Browning.
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\ In,nc ofsfns,b,II

Yesterday afternoon party of gen.
tlemen felt baseball inclined. So fol.
lowing the bent OF their inclination.
they embarked on Capt. John l.. Ro.
per's yacht Cyreue and proceeded to
Gilhetson. where they could have lots
OF room to handle themselves in. The
Gilmertons and the West End, or Col
lege Boys. as they call themselves, on.
gagged III the battle. which was a hard
fought ono. and when the smoke of the
hight had cleared away 1t was discoy
cred, much to the chngrin of the West
Finders. that the Gilmertons had won
me game by score of 8 to ). Mr..
Robert Small oliiciated as referee and
gave satisfaction.
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Homorabiv Discharged.

HE 'lRGINlAN yesterday mentioned
ia arrest OF MIR. L. q. Parker, and o.
his being taken to North Carolina or
the charge OF the theft of sum o.
money. 1t is gratified TO state that OF
hearing OF the case he was honorable,
acquitted, as set forth in the following
certificate of the Justice OF the Peace
OF Northampton county, n. c.:
State OF North Carolina-Northamp
ton county: This is TO certify that +.
u. Parker. who was this day brought
into my court on warrant charging
him with larceny of his fathers money,
was honorably discharged. there being
no evidence at oil against him.
This July 18th, 1895.
Signed II. L. EDWARDS. J. p.
The above is substantially correct.
Signed j. f.. BLANcHAED, j, p.
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Tho North rnroIiun cotton ,,i,I,,


RALNIGH, N. c., July 13.-Three
new cotton mills are Just contracted
Tor Ill North Carolina, one at Weldon,
with $4,000 spiudies, which are to be
Increased to 10000; one at Maysden,
with 10000 spindles. to bo increased to
bO,OUO, and one Mt Hillsboro, with
5000 spindles. Work is now in pro-
gress on twelve mills, and additions
are being made TO equipment of as
many more.
This State has turned over quaran.
tine station at Southport to the United
States, and DR.. j. NJ. Eager, OF the
Marine Hospital. has arrived and took
charge to Gay,
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STILL ON THE STAND
fConcluded from h,st page.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
friction. Upon the subject OF politics
Capt. Wise said: L made during that
contest los speeches in JOB days, and L
believe you stated that you bent me
few.
Mr.. Massey quickly responded: ]
believe did, sir.
never remember that you beat me
at anything.
Capt. Wise said he was glad those
times were over, and that he did not
remember to have ever met MIR. Massey
on the stump.
Mr.. Massey said: think not. sir.
Capt. Wise-No, sir, and / am not
likely to do SO now. for | have re.
formed.
Mr.. Massey said: | am glad to hear
you have; you needed reformation.
The audience laughed.
Capt. Wise retorted sharply: Thank
you; L am sorry that ! cannot say that
you have reformed. There is plenty of
Eoom for you vet. More Laughter /,
Judge Prentis said: This must stop.
Capt. Wise-Oh. Judge, let us have
o little fun.
Judge Prentis said the case has been
going Oh Tor three weeks aud that we
cannot lose time IN this manner
Capt. Wise said no would endeavor
to hurry in the future.
The investigation was pursued with q
view TO ascertain how much of the
money in the bank was expended by
Mr.. Massey i'll bis contest for the seat
of MIR. Wise in Congress. but lie could
not give definite information ON that
subject. He agreed. however. that he
didn't have much left after that con.
test was ended.
The expenses of the witness for the
year 1883 were read, Item by item,
showing that his net revenue amounted
TO S4l5.22; none of his expenses IN
Washington while prosecuting his con
test were included III the statement
read. The amount that ho received
from Congress in his contest was 81,
500 less than the entire cost OF
such contest. Was not prepared 10
say exactly the amount OF money tina,
he possessed at the close of the year
1893, but ii was several thousaud dol.
lars. ms he hud loaned $4,000 to one
person during that year.
AT o'clock the court adjourned till
Monday.
The proceedings yesterday dragged
along, and Mt times were very dull. II
is presumed that all hands will appear
Monday refreshed when the contest
Wall be renewed with VIM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
To Telephone sub.c,,b.rs

DO You know that you can have a
second telephone at your private desk,
which eau he connected with the one
IN your counting room, so that when
there Is a message tor your own ear, or
you wish to engage in personal CONVEX
satlon over the telephone, you can do
so without leaving your chair? All this
costs but little over the original ex
pense of telephone. We will send
particulars on request.
je2l-1m j, w. CRFws