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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-02

contest. Let us win or lose and still
keep our good tempers. 1t Is In few
moments OF vote closing time, 50 we
have not the time to say much more.
he sure to arrange to be here on the
night OF the 18th. but In the meantime,
for your sake, for Mr.. Busby's sake.
for little Marys sake, stir your stumps
for votes and send them in. We are
getting awful scared. but we are cool
and calm. Kind regards 10 you. one
and all; Goodby. Foster predicts a
wave OF cool weather soon--maybc
snow storm coming. Bye-bye; your
friends, THE BUSBY CLUB.
=. S.-we inclose S565 votes for A.
$. Busby and little Mary.
Goldthwaite. Tex, May ai.-Busby
Club; send you 25 votes for Marys
pa; Please don't forget TO send the
badges. MINNIE TERRY.
Groesbeck, Tex. May so.--Miss Sissy
Jupe: Forty votes for II. W. p. Your
loving aunt, CALEDONIA.
Elgin. Tex, May si.-Aiiss sissie Jupe:
Here are il coupons.
GUS II. JONES & BRO.
Contractors and Lumber Dealers, Elgin.
Texas.
Cameron, Tex, May sl,-Twenty-
votes for a. S. Busby. Nv.
Amarillo. Tex. May 2s.-Editor Ca
zette: Please find one coupon for the
by AMARILLO BOY.
Regards to wsllle Kinkie, Central
Station. Fort Worth.
Jacksonville. Tex. May si.-Fifteen
votes foe A. S. Busby. LID.
Dallas. Tex. May si.-sixteen votes
for Peak.
Greenville. Tex, May sO.-Thc Sissy
Jrpe Club: Herewith &C coupons for
II. w. Peak. Send us two or three
badges to box 1873,
THE SISSY JuPE CLUB,
OF Greenville. Tex.
waso. Tex, May sl.-Twenty-two
votes for Dave Wen.
MILE END CLUB.
Editor Gazette: We are as free rs
the birds today. Our exercises at the
city hall went on Just the best kind.
and all OF us tried to look so wise
when people stared at our new dresses,
Mr.. Paddock made n great speech. and
I'll be glad when / am one, II he says
such lovely things to all the graduates,
Twenty-Five coupons for Mr.. Nicol. |
hope to send more now that school
and examinations are over,
JENNIE POE.
Wichita Falls-Ten OF your white
messengers for Dave Nlcol Great Is
the Gazette and great is her contest,
May she MI her pockets full Of honest
dollars on the outcome. Let all the
Virglnlans give Nlools lift,
IVES. ALLEN.
Copperas Cove. Tex, May 29.-The
Busby Club, Fort Worth-Gentlemen
Please place the inclosed 6S votes for
Rugby H
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Waco. Tex, May 31.-Receiver Abeel
N The Waco and Northwestern rail-
|,o.d has announced the appointment
Ia Mr.. A. p. Mccormick as attorney
|rneral OF the road vice Colonel L. II.
IGIsham deceased.
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New York. May 6.-At meeting Of
'ae Atchison joint reorganization COM
|nlttee It was practically determined
|nat the plan of reorganization was
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San Saba, Tex. May 80. -Sixty-five
votes for A. s. Busby. An old friend.
w. II. DORIAN.
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THE OLD TIN BREAD BOX.

By Sissy Jupe)
Though dim with age. and all awry
From constant use in days gone by.
And dented Ger with cruel knocks.
We tenderly care for the old bread
box,
And count It's contents Ger and Ger.
AS urchins did in days OF yore,
When ooh, me! those happy days have
fied)
We viewed its store of mothers
bread"
oh. dear old box. our friend In need
In childhood's days, to thee we plead
That thou wilt be as in the past.
1.-THE Widows Cruce," and when at
last
with trembling hands we raise thy
lid,
And bring to light what thou has,
hid,
Grant US, old friend. the boon we seek.
A victory for Howard Peak.
E.Ai
1870 votes for Howard Peak from
THE OLD TIN BREAD BOX.
Fort Worth. Tex.-Twenty-fi cou-
pons for my friend d. NJ. Nicol, These
We're handed me by mutual friend
for his benefit. i thank other mutual
friends from Brownwood and Dallas
for recent favors. S. NJ. BONNER.
Sissy Jupe: Twenty-Five votes for
IL. w. Peak.
COLORADO BoTTLERs.
Fort Worth, Tex. June 1.-Inclosed
8 votes for A. S. Busby. WILL.
Miss Sissy Jupe:
Howard Peak is not In the soup, for
votes we will cast by the score,
But Buz will drink soda water and
chew free gum until the race is
DER,
And Peak is on the other shore.
MRS. l.. NJ. NJ.
Inclosed SO votes.
Fifty votes for a. s Busby.
NANCY HANKS.
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Fort Worth. Tex. June III. w. P.
Legion: Twenty for IL. W. Peak.
ROXIE, Jr.
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Fort Worth. Tex, June 1.-Twenty
for IL. w. Peak. the winner.
ROXIE, Er.
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Busby Headquarters. Fort Worth.
June dear Busbyites: Tomorrow is
the Sabbath, SO we thought we would
not put in a great many tonight. Give
you all chance to go to church and
leave behind you any animosities that
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Fort Worth, Tex. June 1.---Dear Miss
Sissy: Here are 81 votes for H. W.
Peak. Yours truly.
A. d. SMITH.
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Waco. Tex. May ai,-Busby Club.
Fort Worth: Find inclOsed so votes for
A. S. Busby. VIII send more on June
IA. Please send three badges and
oblige. 4. C. L.
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'IWs or THE RAILROAD WORLD.


..,or l. GOULD ELECTED PRES
REPRESENTATION OF D. P.
'.nnoNs. SUPERINTENDENT OF
M CAR DEPARTMENTAL NEW
.pPoINTMENT.
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Groesbeck, Tex. May so.--Miss Sissy
Jupe; Forty votes for II. w. p. Your
loving aunt. CALEDONIA.
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Goldthwaite. Tex, May ai.-Busby
Club: / send you 25 votes for Mary's
pa, Please don't forget to send the
badges. MINNIE TERRY.
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Fifty votes for a. $. Busby.
NANCY HANKS.
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Elgin. Tex. May si.--Miss sissie Jupe:
Here are u coupons.
GUS IL. JONES 4 BRO.
Contractors and Lumber Dealers, Elgin.
Texas
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Cameron, Tex. May sl,-Twenty-ons
votes for a. S. Busby. j. w.
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Wichita Falls-Ten OF your white
messengers for Dave Nlcol, Great is
the Gazette and great is her contest.
May she MI her pockets full of honest
dollars on the outcome. Let all the
Virginlans give Nlcols lift.
IVES. ALLEN.
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Amarillo, Tex, May 2s.-Editor Ga.
zette: Please find one coupon for the
Fort Worth boys candidate. Mr. Bus
by. AMARILLO BOY.
Regards 20 wallle Kinkle. Contra
Station, Fort Worth.
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waso. Tex, May si.-Twenty-two
votes for Dave Wen.
MILE END CLUB.
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Greenvllle. Tex, May sO.-The Sissy
Jrpe Club: Herewith &C coupons for
II. w. Peak. Send us two or three
badges to box 1913.
THE SISSY JuPE CLUB,
OF Greenvllle. Toy.
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Dallas. Tex. May si.-sixteen votes
for Peak.
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Jacksonville. Tex. May si.-Fifteen
votes foe A. 5. Busby. LID.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-13
BLOCK ENTIRELY CONSUMED.
Worst Fire in the History Of Blue
field, w. Va.
By Southern Associated Press.

LYNcHnURG, Va, February 10
a special from Blueield, w. Va, to
the News says About 8 o'clocl,
this morning an alarm OF fire was
gwen, which was quickly responded
TO by the city hose company. When
they arrived it was discovered that
most of the business part of the
city, block on Princeton avenue,
was enveloped in flames. The fire
having such a strong hold on the
block, aud the fire plugs being fro.
zen up by the recent cold spell. it
was useless to try to save the prop
erty. So
The fire was supposed to have
started III the grocery store occupied
10y Davis X Ticket, and the entire
block being frame 1t was matter of
lmpossibihty to save any OF the
buildings, seven III number. Never
III the history OF Bluetield was there
such fire. The total loss is est.
mated at $4,000; insurance, Sll,
900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-13
BIG CITIES EDUCATE
One Must Think Quickly, and
Keep His Wits.
Fierce Competition Urges Men
and Women 10 Their Utmost.
Nerves and Brain First Give Way
Under the Terrific Strain.

Men die in the big cities like trees. be-
ginninS at The top.
IL is apoplexv. heart failure, nervous
prost'auoh, shock. congestion Of tho
ORA II ana suicide that characteri1es tho
niot'ailtv lists in the great centcrs or
population.
city teaches ono to think quickly, to
Dc always on the alert and quick 10 avoid
DANGER, as we'll rs t. SEQ tho rckv
chahcts. 1t Is impossible to go slowly
eFt' IL one has no pressing need foe
nurr Inc rush liz contiguous Ono
mus himself dra"n along 10y tho rapidly
moving crowds ana Is soon hurrying with
inc rest. 1t Is undoubtedly true that
TWO I'M ds o all the men ana women one
sc tearing through the streets arc IN
no sucu actual haste. Tacy are merely
Nlctlins ~ this fearful Ina pit of hurry
but whether the fearful rush i essen
'lai or not tic result Is the same. Nerves
anu tram arc cxhau ted. men and
women grow prcmaturclv aged, times Of
de- resslon follow the high strung ,oudi-
non lhe cut re nervous system must
De rapidly ana fully nour she'd TO reYent
utter Prostitution and cola, go. Its es-
TIA stet bS physi 'Ians that luinc celery
compoun annually saves thousan "a
upon thouSUuis OF men and WON. II liy-
ing III itles from breaAing down under
!elr Work. 1t builds ~ the substance
OF tue nerves and bra II laster than il is
torn down by even such prod gal waste.
III cures PEI manently all weakness % the
stomach. Ii or and kidneys, and takes
aE any tendency OF the { vital orsans
TO disease.
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Accepted nj I.asI.

The Board of Supervisors yester.
day accepted the new Jail after
delaying for nearly wear.
They will make preparations TO
move as soon as possible, and then
me present rickety old eve sore
VIII forever be removed from
the pnbllc gaze, and the people III
that locality will have cause to re
lo1ce. AZ soon Gs some disposition is
made OF 1t the people on Washing
ton and High streets will improve
Their property, and the now mlsera
Die looking corner and Its surround
lhgs Will be greatly improved and
VIII become an attractive portion OF
the city.
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Sent On totourI.

Yesterday morning Mr.. w. j.
Hobbs, horse dealer, was tried in
the Mayors Court for an ATTEMPT to
shoot Mr.. w. l.. Cochran, of Nor
folk. The evidence showed that
Cochran came to the city for the
purpose of selling horse to col.
ored man named Burke, who keeps
store on the market. Burke exam
med the horse and seemed well
pleased with the price named for
the animal, which WAS $50. Burke
went home after the money. but
when he returned refused to paw
but $40. Cochran let him have tn,
horse, but remarked to Hobbs that
1t was dirty trick to advise Burke
not to pay so for the horse. uobb.
then knocked Cochran down and
when he arose he shot at him, bul
failed to hit him. Hobbs was ar
rested and His Honor concluded TO
send Hobbs on to the Hastings
Court Tor felony, but admitted him
10 bail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-13
Dcnuhs Yesterday.

Mrs. Mary L. jarvis. wife OF Mr..
Sam uel Jarvis, died at the residence
OF her husband, i'll Cottage Place,
yesterday morning, in the 44th year
OF her age. Mrs. Jarvis was several
years ago stricken with paralysis,
but had, it was thought, almost en-
tlrely recovered from the effects.
until Monday. when she had another
attack, from which she never rallied
The funeral will take place this af
ternoon ut B O'Clock from the South
Street Baptist Church.
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Neville, wife of
MIR. VIM. a. Neville. died at the
residence OF her husband, No. 7l2
Dlnwiddie street, yesterday morn
ing In the O9th year of her age. She
had been member of Monumental
M. f.. Church for quite number OF
years, and died III the hope OF a bliss
tnl hereafter. Notice of funeral
VIII appear to morrow.
MIR. X. H. +. McWilkie, a we'll
known resident, died yesterday
morning at his residence, corner of
London and Dinwiddie streets 8. after
much suffering with dropsy, in the
nth year OF his age. He leaves a
wife and children. He was for a
number OF years in the United States
Navy as paymaster's clerk and at
one time acted as fleet paymaster
for short while.
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a Des MONIES woman who has
been troubled with frequent colds.
concluded to try an old remedy in a
new way, and accordingly took n
tablespoonful (iour times the usual
dose) of Chamberlniu's Cough
Kennedy Just before going to bed.
me next morning she found that
her cold had almost entirely disap.
reared. During the day she took
lew doses OF the remedy (oue tea
spoonful at time aud at night
again took a tablespoonful before
gong to bed. and on the following
morning awoke Tree from ali symp.
toms of the cold. Since then she
has, on several occasions, used this
remedy IN Ike manner, with the
same good results, and is much
elated over her discovery of so
quick way OF curing cold. For
sale by all druggists.
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Dispcn.ary UefauIrers
BY Southern Associate 1 Pres,

CoLrMBlA, 5, O., February 70
Gov. Evans has commenced TO apply
the law to those dispensers who have
peen found 10 be defsulters, as he
expressed 1t few days ago. The
hrst man among these officers of the
State to lind himself in the hole i,
Mr.. IS. Q. Evans, the dispenser nj
ST. Matthews, IN Orangeburg coun
~. The official Inspector has gone
over this dispenser s books and finds
that there is ii shortage of between
81. 200 to 81. 300
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AppOnlaItnN Park.
BY Southern Assoclatol Press

-, RICHMOND, Va, February I2.-
Inc committee appointed by Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. to
consider the question of memorial.
Illng Congress 10 purchase Apo
mattox field and convert 1t into a
national park met this afternoon
ana adopted report, urging all
camps and Grand Army posts to
press the matter vigorously and
urge their representatives in Don.
gress to further the movement. 4
SUP committee was appointed TO
DrlnR the matter to the attention of
the officers OF the Grand Camp, who
met tonight, and secure their con.
currence.
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SUFFOLK NEWS.
IN OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and GIeaninGs From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

NolcS ana SleaninCS From Suffolk
and Surroundings.
The colorcd people had an enter
tainment III tho old Town Hall last
evening.
a movement will soon be on foot
Tor the organization of board of
trade or business mons organization.
III tho business men Will take tho
proper interest beneficial results will
follow.
1t Is understood that two wood
yards Will soon be established.
MIR. j. j.. Booker left yesterday
Tor trip to the State Capital.
The Suffolk Greys had meeting
IN the new armory last night.
a lot containing one fourth of an
acro of land ut Holland station was
yesterday conveyed from Job q,
Holland and wife TO Robert ii T..
kledelly; consideration, SIPS.
&OwlnS to extreme climatic condi
tlons tue revival ut the First Meth
odist Church has not been largely
attended thus lar, but interest Is
manifested by those present.
Brodshow's lumber mill. under
the management OF &. Il. Leet, Is
expected to soon resume opera
lions.
County Court was open for bust
ness yesterday, but none was trans
acted.
Police COURT. In Mayor Brew.
er s absence yesterday, Councilman
NJ. f. Lloyd oiliciated IN the Police
Court. The men referred to yester.
day as having engaged III fracus
ut Rabey's stables wcro each fined
~ and 81 costs-one for dlsorderly
conduct and the other for being
drunk and disorderly.
CAuGHr IN THE ACT. Moses Nc.
Donald and Isaac Nichols were cap.
tured III the net of stealing coal from
tho Norfolk and Western trains. ar
rested and committed to Jail to await
a hearing before Mayor Brewer.
The company dispatched for their
capture special detective, who dis
gnised rs tramp In the act of steal.
ing ride, easily discovered their
depredations and promptly made
the arrests. Mcdonald figured in a
RAILROAD robbery last year.
a CnILp's DEArn. j. Henry, the
youngest child of Mir. and Mrs,
George w, Nurney, kilby street.
died yesterday about 10 o'clock
after lingering illness. He was
first taken with pneumonia, which
developed into consumption. The
time for funeral service has not vet
been arranged.
SPECIAL SUPERVISORS MEErrNG.-
Tho County Board of Supervisors
held special meeting yesterday in
the courthouse for the purpose OF
looking after the county finances,
settling with the treasurer aud fix
ing tax leyies for the ensuing year.
Present: S. L. Ellis, chairman;
Walter Jordan. |. w. Everett ana
q. q. Brinkley. County Treasurer
Smith was prevented from attend.
Ing by sickness and the treasury
settlement was postponed.
Tax rates were fixed as follows:
County lvey, 20 cents on 500 valua-
ton OF property parish levy,S cents;
road levy, ID cents; county schools,
. cents district schools, 3 cents;
total, % cents on 500. This Is an
increase OF S cents over 1891, the
items changed being the parish levy
from . to 5 cents and the road levy
from 10 to IL cents.
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Meeting OF the Board Of Super.
VisOrs.

NthoENs
This Board of Supervisors held
their regular monthly meeting yes.
terday AFTERNOON with the following
members present: @. Il. Nimmo,
chairman, w. NJ. s. johnson, ID. l..
Wright, Ii. l.. West and John A.
Codd.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
On motion the deed for the new
Jail was accepted and the Common
wealth's Attorney was instructed to
present to the City Attorney u deed
from the county for their half inter
est i'll the old Jail.
On motion. 5000 was appropriated
to rebuild Long Bridge at Deep
Creek.
On motion, $3.50 was appropriated
to widen "a road in Butts Road
District.
Mr.. E. Savage appeared before
the board and asked for On ap
preparation to build plank walks in
Huntersville. On motion, 500 was
allowed
Capt John L. West, Superin,en
dent OF Public schools of the coun
ty, asked that one acre of the Parish
lands be set aside for school pur
poses. The board was undecided
whether they had the authority to
grant the request or not and re.
ierred the matter to the Common
wealth's Attorney for inspection
and report.
The consideration of bills was
next IN order after which the board
adjourned.
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ELIZABETH CITY, N. c.
Paragraphs of interest to North
CaroIinians Generally.
Special Dispatch to Tho virginian.


Special Dispatch to The virginian.
ELIZABETH Cry. n. c.. February
I2.-Prof. Guilford delivered lee
ture on Love, Courtship and Mar
riage" At the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
last night. He lectures to night for
men only.
Mr.. Matthew Baker, formerly of
this city aud now of Edenton, and
Miss Eloise Pritchard Will be mar
RED at the residence Of the brides
parents in this city, this afternoon,
by Rev. DR.. Blackwell of the Zap.
tist Church.
Inc Brownie Club will give n
german tonight.
The steamers Neuse ard New
berne, between this place and New.
bern, have not arrived here this
week. on account of the great guam.
tity of ice in the sounds.
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. O r ! s M 9 Vt n
lsuuiCiIpai.

NuuiCipai.
The City Council held an adj
Journed meeting last night with the
following members present: L.. Z,
Slater, president, ID. w. Balleutine,
Charles d. Murden, ID. w. Murden,
II. j. Colona. L. X. Wonnycott, l..
Z. Crimson, K. Il. Glassett, s, Il.
Montague, Geo. nj. Peed, j. T..
Dunn.
reports of city officers were read
ana were ON motion referred to
proper committees.
Several bills were allowed.
The Public Property Committee
reported having sold the temporary
engine house for S3I.
MIR. Peed moved that the sale be
confirmed and tho action of the
Council be referred to the Judge of
the Court for confirmation,
Messrs. Montague and Murden
opposed the confirmation,
MIR. Brinson offered ms an amepd.
ment that the building be pulled
down and the lumber he piled up
aud used when needed. Thus was
seconded by MIR. Wonnycut and was
adopted.
The City Attorney reported that
the supervisors had accepted the
jail and had instructed the attorney
to transfer the same.
On motion, the City ATTORNEY was
instructed TO make the transfer,
The Cemetery Commute sub
mitted plan for sewering Cedar
Grove Cemetery, and the cost of the
same, amounting to SSl7.l5,
Mr.. Wonnycutt moved that the
plan be adopted. 1t was seconded
and adopted.
On motion. the report as adopted
was referred to the Finance Com.
mittee.
The Fire Committee reported hay
ing sent the steamer Virginia to
thomas Godwin's shops Tor repairs.
as 1t was absolutely necessary to
have the work done immedintcly
They asked that their action be mn.
proved. On motion, it was up
proved.
The Sewerage Committee report
ed progress.
Inc chairman OF the Committee
on Public Property reported that
the insurance agent had objected To
gasoline stove III the market. house
aud that he had ordered the same
to be taken out, and that "a gas stove
was now being used instead, which
the insurance company did not oh
Ject to.
NEW BUSINESS.
a request was made by PhlIlips 4
Aahoney TO run u switch track into
thelr yard; was read and, on mo
non, 1t was referred to the Street
Committee
a communication was read from
the School Board. asking to have
certain duties added to the SANITARY
Inspectors duties.
On motion, was referred to the
School Committee.
Mr.. Coloua said that there was
considerable suffering in the com.
munity and he would, therefore
move that 5000 be appropriated to
help the poor. 1t was seconded by
MIR. Montague. The president said
that the matter would have to bo
referred to the Finance COMMITTEE
for report.
MIR. Montague added that the
Council met Friday hight to hear
the report of the Finance Commit
tee.
objections were raised on the
ground that If the city make an up
preparation that private snbscrip
Tons would cease. 1t was therefore
thought best for the Council TO wait
until oil other subscriptions are ex
nausted aud then if 1t can be legally
done, Tor the Council to make su mp
priatlon.
On motion it was referred to the
nance Committee with iustruc
lions Tor the committees notify the
committee when they were ready to
report and for the president 70 cal!
meeting for that purpose
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-13

y The Rev. Yung Kuyng Yen, the
onlhese clergyman who was to
preach and lecture at Trinity Church
10 night. telegraphed TO Rev. j. b.
unsten that he is snow bound in
Lexington, w.. and therefore can
ceis MS engagement. Mr.. Yen will
iuihil his appointment at q future
date. ~.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-13

OF first class clothing aud WOODEN
underwear ever offered to the people
OF this vicinity. We are bound to
close out every dollars worth to
make room for new spring goods,
which will begin TO arrive about 1st
OF March. Breslauer Il Anthony
Ia High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-13
Elected superintendent.

AT meeting of the Portsmouth
street railroad. held yesterday. Mr..
Leroy Z. Goodwin was elected sinner.
lntendent of the road to fill yacan.
cy caused by the removal of MIR
Oliver, lie assumed charge at once
ana Will, no doubt, make an efficient