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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02

OOtueSilc OTts.
NEW YORK-Ar 27th, schs Standard. Dram,
Monte Christi via New Haven: j Holden,
Beal Jacksonville; Herman + Klmball, Lane,
Rockport via Providence.
Ar 1st sch Estele, Hutchinson. for Banare
Rhoue Island, Soue, Satilla River.
CID 27th sch Celia T. Randall. Fernandina.
Cid 1st, schs Geo Jordan. Park, for Buenos
Ayres S G Haskell. Richardson, Zaza.
BOSTON = AT 2Sth. sch Caroline Knight
Hlnckley. Rockland.
TACOMA-Ar 9th, ship Occidental, Weaver
San Francisco
GALVRSTON-Ar 27tn, schs Daisy Farlin
Dunton, New York; Warner Moore, Crockett,
GALLVEsToN-sld 2sth, sch Harold B Cous-
ms. Davis Pensacola.
KEY WEsT~SId 2sth sch Herald Lowell,
MayagueZ,
KEY WEsT-Ar 2sth, sch Jas Slater, Peter
son. New York.
BRUNSWICK 2sth, barque Stephen G
Hart Hart, Providence.
WILMINGTON. NC-Cld 2sth, sch Lois V
Chaples McDaro. Monte Christi.
CAPE HENRY, Feb 2S-Sch Alice Mcdonald
from Guantanamo via Nassau, MP. for Boston,
passed in to-day in tow of tug Walter A Luck
NEWPORT NEws-sld 2sth, parque Jas W
Elwell, Goodman, Boston.
NORFOLK..Cld 2Sth. sch Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow. Providence.
Gid 28th, schs Warren Adams. Given, King
ston. ia; Olive Pecker, Olsen, Havana; Ger
bIllu6 Il 1Eulluy, D6IulSOu, JdlVGSIOu.
PHILADELPHIA = Cid 2Sth, sch Uranus,
Norwood. Ponce.
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 2Sth, sch Laura
| c Anderson, from Boston for Norfolk.
STONINGTON-Ar 2Sth, sch L w Allen,
Clark. Calais for New York.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 2Sth, sch Empress, from
Rockport.
Sid 2Sth, schs Jeremiah Smith. Parsons, New
London and New York; Florida, Srout, New
York.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR Sid 27th, schs
Helen 6 King, Calais for New York; George d
Loud. do Tor do; Seuator Grimes. and G M Por-
| ter. Calais for New Haven; t w Allen, do for
| Stoninglon; M M Chase, SearsporT for New
York
FALL RIyER-sld 2sth, sch Julia A War;,
| New York.
TARPAULlN COVE-Ar 9th, schs Goe W
Jewett from Boothbay for Oyster Bay; Adds
z McFadden. Pools Landing for Cape Charles
| City; Nettie Gushing, Thomaston for New York
| Maynard Sumner, VinalhaVen for Washington
| Nellie Doe Calais for do.
| NOBSKA = Anchored 28th. sch Ieander V
Beebee, from Rockport for Portsmouth; John j
| Hanson. Boothbay for Philadelphia Henry
| Wilmington. Portland for New York.
|, VINEYARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 27th sch
| Henry Wilmington, Portland for New York.
| Sid 9th, sciis r D Bibber and j j Hanson.
| Ar 28th. schs OroZimbo, Calais for New York
| Crescent Wiseasset for Cape Charles City.
PLYMOUTH-Ar 2Sth, sch Seventy-Six, Leo,
| New York via Boston,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02
Spoken.

Spoken.
Feb 4. lat % S. Ion 40 W. barque Mary E
Russell, NicleIs. from Cardiff for Imbetiba.
Feb %, lat So N, ion So w. barque Olive
Thurlow, Gooding, from Manzanilla Tor Della
ware BreakWater.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
I'M BEE2MLEY.

\ HOME WEDDING At thu home
Of the briGc. on Maplc aVonUc. sunday
evening. very pretty but quiet we'd
ding took place Tho contracting par
tics We're Mr. James Il Williams. q
popular young undertaken of Bcrkley.
and Miss Mamie ioriS ifakor tn"
charming daughter of Capt o. : Baker.
of that place The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. T. \. Guiscnbery. pas
tor Of the Brrkley Avenue BAPTIST
Church. in the presence OF only the rcla O.
lives ana especial friends of the couple
Mr.. and Mrs Williams left last night
FOR Atlanta. where they Will spend their
honeymoon, and on their return they
will reside on Berkeley avenue.
The schooner Annie Reynolds, Capt
Z =. Hin is dlacharginF cargo of
stove and nut coal FOR MI J. II Jacocks
ut the Tidcwater Terminal Companys
wharf
The members az tn" Hcrklcy Avenue
Baptist Church presented their pastor
Rev. II. y. QuscnhrrN. last night with
a purse with which TO furnish his din
ing room.
Capt. i. " simmons. who has been
spending a few days with lAS family.
on Pine street, left last night FOR North
Carolina
y Democratic mass meeting was held
at Market Hall last night for the pur-
pose of clectiug -four delegates TO the
county convention. which convcuvS at
Port Norfolk on October tn" 3d ana
also to elect five members Of the Exccu-
tive Committee.
The meeting was called to order by
District Chairman r l.. Portlock. who
was made permanent chairman. with
the press as Sccretary
MI. George W. Jones arose and stated
tina he wished to make q statement i'm
reference to himself. Mr. Jones stated
that fumor had been circulated that
he was candidate for the Legislature,
and that the Public Ledg& contained Al,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
Meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee.

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee met last night at tie Council cham
Der with Chairman John W. Wood in
tho chair.
The minutes of the last meeting wpr,
read and approved.
The following petition. signed by us
Democrats. was prrsrntcd:
TO the Chairman ana Members of the
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES:
"Gentlemcn-Wc. the undersigned
Democrats. respectfully petition the
executive Committee of the Demo
cratic party I'm Portsmouth to ADOPT Il
regulation which shall require the COM
mtttoc to place ON the list of candidates
IN every primary election the name Of
amy good Democrat whom 100 or inuic
members OF the party in good standing
shall request by petition III writing to
be placed as candidate on said list
The said petitioners in said pptition
vouching for the good faith of said can
didate and his abiding by the result of
the primary election"
MIR Gayle moved that the petition be-
received and placed ON file
MIR. Irwin said that when olS Demo
Gratis presented Il petition II should be
treated as Il matter OF rrict Importance
Mr.. taylcS motion was seconded by
Air: HachuS ana was adopted
Thc candidates paid the assessments
made upon them
The judges and clerks were then elect
ed as follows: Judgcs-W II. Bachus
Jr.. :. II. Montague and Thos. G. owens
Sl"rks-Joscph Cuthrcll and G. l.. Cul-
pepper.
The candidates then drew for po-
SitionS ON the ticket. which result ed
as follows: G. Y. Bland. /: W Malpin
and n j. Wool
committee. consisting of H. T.
Glover. w. II, iiaChus and VIM. Gayle
with tn" chairman added. were. aupoint-
td TO max" public through the press the
position of the committee in regard 10
tho petition Of us Democrats
FRIDAY night WAS fixed 10y the com
lnittee as the time TO "crify the regis
trution books
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

New orleans. Sent ~ The Daily
ttva' ui.' through it's attorney, .ii,d a
sun in tn" civil Court this morning
which !" of considerable Importance ru
newspapers her" ANA elsewhere and To
'h" manufacturers generally. rh petit
ton pfays ion an Injunction to restrain
the city 81 New orleans and the state of
Louisiana from SELLING tn" property OF
petitioners and disposinG or same to
EduSiN taxes Tn" city has assessed a
tax amounting To- $ir2 on the MorrCu-
thal"r linotype machines in use AT IN.
ficnNun" Office. which the Picnyunc re-
FUSES To Jay. as the machines are part
aud parcel of tn" machinery nccessar,
I" publish tn" paper. The petition
AYERS that the tax on the machines /.
unconstitutional. null ana void. IN
Outcome of thu suit will be awaited with
great interest
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
September Marriages.

me Following marriage licenses were
ISSUED from the Clerks office of the
CITY of Portsmouth during the month
of September:
Whitc-ThomaS Lee Moore and Rosa
owens, James w. Rollins and Mary Il.
russell. Thomas b. johnson and Emma
Al lieggins. Jeremiah J. Murray and
Na,e H. Buffers. John l.. Bastian and
Georgeanna Wilbern, Marion Lee Ma
thcws and Blauch NJ. Frceman-6
Colored-William Harrison and Mar
tina Drake. Coins Townsend and Vcncr>
Gle Armistead, James Henry BroadnaX
and Zelphia Ann Rodgers. Robert L.
Palmer and Mary Wychc. james A.
Clarke and Matilda Pierce. Fred Smith
ana Martha &. Baker, Total, ~
The following were issued from the
County Clerks Office during the same
time:
Whitc-Ellis l.. Williams and Ada
r. Gray. Willie Il. Austin and Matte
Hawks. Anton Tiedmann ana Annie
NJ, Roos. William II. Dresden and
Minnenora Ansell, William \. Seay
anu Nettie Il. Kline. James L. Cherry
ana Rosa Mcpherson. Frank G. Ward
ana Alic" l.. Nottingham Allie Bell
Tennis and Maggie T.. Nichols. George
u scales and Virginia G. Powell. James
X. Williams and Mamie -. l}aker-lO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

The following was clipped from yes
terday'S Star:
That The star gives the news and
gives II iilSt was again empha sized on
iaHt saturday. In the issue of that day
me tact that the Secretary of the Navy
ma" decided not To reduce wages in
the portsmouth, navy yard was an
nounced exclusively twelve hours In
advance OF any other paper published
III the two cities
VIII Tn" star De kind enough to
INFORM its readers who furnished the
news 10y which the workini-,mcn acted
on and how long ii was furnished in adj
vance of The Star. and how The Star
doubted its correctness until forced to
ADMIT IT. and now ii crows about having
furnished news twelve hours in advance
OF morning papers. It's too late to crow
now after the work is all done What
thcS" workingmcn wanted to know
was the danger that was bcfor" them
The Nirginiau furnished that. and The
Star wants credit first
u" should read the resolutions in
these columns. thanking The Nirginiau
for its timely warning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ana
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
attire; ciicctnally cleansing the system,
dispeiling colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance
syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists i'll soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
PETERSBURG HAPPENINGS.
report Of Tobacco Inspector Ncsui
Iousli.

Petersburg Va, September go.
'@rrcia lI-Ihe following is the report
81 Nj. j Il. McCulloch, tohIrro iusrvc-
tor. Tor the tobacco year breiuiue D,to-
her !. 1884 and ending Octuhrs. 1885
liogshcads Inspected. 1921 Inspected
hogSh,Ids on hand. liza: for Inspection.
l;'2; sales "i loose. a1NE.lia pounds
Inspector McCullochs r'uort for the
year beginning october l. lS"a. and end
ing October l. 1884. was a. follows.
liosshcada Inspected. 4.S25 iusrccttd
hogshradS ON hand. l."S5. Ton inspection.
20. sales OF luos" l0O07 500 pounds
The prutractcd drought is proving
most disastrous To tn" crops i'm the
counties contingent To Pctcrsbur-. and
the streams an" drying up In some of
tn" churches yesterday prayers were
offered for rain.
Sheriff Edwards, of Sussex lei, here
this morning Tor that county. with
George WoOdson u negro VIII, is want
ed there for huusv-br"akine jouason
wa" arrested at Blackstone He has
already served two terms in tn" peni-
Tertiary
Rev George Rivrs died about O'Clock
this afternoon a. III" residence 81 his
son-iu-luw, Captain Robert Bland. On
High street The Deceased was native
Of SUSSEX county and IS years of age.
He came 10 Petersburg from Norfolk.
where he at one time resided Shortly
after Tia" war he was engaged in the
commission business here. the styl" If
tn" firm being Roger, Jarra;t ~ Xiv es.
"a" leaves hV" sons and -four daughters.
They are Rev. George RiVcs OF Eich-
moud; M"ssrs Hicks and poind-Ntr,.
Rivrs. Of Nerfoli Mcssrs Arthur ana
Andrew EiveS who reside ii. ON. Of tia,
ndj"iniEg counties, Mrs. Robert Bland.
of Petersburg; Mrs. Rosscr Johnson. of
Prime George county. ana Misses Aure
and Lou RiV"s. Of this city Tho de-
f.,. sod st,l
Collier. Mayor of this place
MIR. X. NJ. Clayton died at his resi-
dcnc". on Guarantee street. this morn.
ins of typhoid fever. The deceased was
II naiiv" OF Brunswick county. bur huG
resided in Petersburg FOR some time
~" was member of Southside Council
toEal Arcanum. in which order he car
ri.d an insuranc" OF 1000
Police officer Vaughan it is ALLEGED
did not answer the whistle of Sergeant
Chandler when that official mad. his
rounds yesterday morning ana mas
therefor" been suspended until the mat
ter can be investigated by the Polio
Commissioners. MIR. Vaughan has beer
on tn" police corps for some years ana
this is the first time he has e.cl. been
suspended.
Mrs Malone her daughter. Mrs VIII
liam |" McGill. and son. William Ma
hone. left here this afternoon for Wash.
inEton having been called there 6y =
telegram announcing the extreme i /
ness Of General Malone
captain George II. Eancs. a we'll
known citizen, died at his HON. n ms
city after a lingering illness
Mr.: w J.. spain, a prominent citizen
OF Dinwiddie county. had his nose split
open from the Lip To the forehead on,
FRIDAY last BY being struck by a loun
pole. At the time of the accident All
spain was assisting man to put tAa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
COAL.

article IN tn" afternoon that was ALSO
IutelS False. ANA he wished To have the
people IT, understand that he was not
an aSpiiaut and would not accept the
nomination should he have tn" honor
of receiving 1t
Her" tn" vut" was called for. and
M"Ssrs. Gt1rE" w. Jones. T.. II. Lindsay.
II. = 'irinalds, and John : Ethcridg,.
W"r" elected delegates To TIA" conVcu-
ton. The delegates were. instructed To
chuoS" their own altrrnat"s
lh"N VIII not support Mr. Ncwbcrn
After the election of the delegates the
meeting was called to order and the
tN"cuiiv" Committee elected as fol
lows Mcssrs John : Ethcridgc. l.. u.
Lindsay, G. y. Foreman. George W.
Jones and l., y. Graves. ST.
IN" meeting was the most orderly
one OF TN" kind held in Berllcy for quite
while
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
GONE Eacl. ,olIi. ola rtounc.

y few days ago Il negro named Chas
Henry was discharged from tho count
jail after serving out a sentence. for
stealing ON sunday night he went
irio tho home of Sandy Manning near
oak Grove Cemetery. ana stole his
best coat ana made of with it, Yes
tcrdaN Constable Hodge, had Il d-sclip-
tiou ~ the man. who was seen lurking
around there. ANA went in search Of
tn" party. wh" turned out to he
Henry III mad tn" coat on when ar
rested. liz showed Il disposition to
fight. tut the officers club soon sub
dUcd him
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

y deed OF trust from the Atlantic and
DanViil- Railway Company Ia the Mcr-
camille Trust Company. OF New York
The consideration being Sl.jcU geo has
been recorded i'm the Clerks office of
Norfolk county. The railway and every
Thing connected with il is Included in
IN" mortgage. The paper has been re-
corded in ten clerks Offices in Virginia
The first one was Danvillc. and the
Clerk : fec in that city was $40. the
stat" receiving 81 500 1t is made up in
pamphlet :orm. and contains twenty
-FOUR pages of printed matter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

Tn" fire at Mahoncy's stable SUNDAY
MOI ming did not DO much damage rs
WAS first thought. 1t is supposed to
have been set ON fire 10y rats y hos
ut matches was left i'm a box near TIC
door by one OF the drivers ami this is
where the fire originated
In bringing one of tn" horses oft u
had one of his fingers badly
bitten 10y tn" animal. who was SO badly
frightened hat hr refused tu come ont
and had tu -" forced
Mr. MahoucY says il was almost a
miracle that the building was saved
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
t!OtiliIig.

Where to purchase 10 an advantage
Is the question that troubles most buy
ers at the beginning of the season We
nave made vast improvements in our
place of business To accommodate our
large and increasing trade. ana our
stock of mems. boys and Childr-n's
suits can't be surpassed in the TWO
cities for price, quality and workman
ship. It's To the interest of purchas ers
TO buy early so they can get the choice
of styles. sizes. etc
we are tn" only authorized agents
for the celebrated Sweet. orr Il 90 :
WORKING pants. oVerallS. etc
BRESLAUER " ANTHONY.
ia High street.
Second Door from ora NNfnrh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
PORTSMOUTH NEWS
Meeting of the wor,.inwn,cn.

Meeting of the woritingnicr.
The workingmen Of this city met last
hlght in pursuance OF the call of the
chairman. w Il. Pope. who called the
meeting to order. with Mr. Charles r.
bianu AS secretary. and in a few we'll
CHOSEN remarks. The report of the com
niittee was then called for Hon L. IL
DaNlS. chairman OF the committee. then
rnaue Il verbal report of the committees
WISH TO Washington. ID. c.. an account
oi which has already been published
MI /. j. Wool Il member of the com,
mittce. made Il few remarks MIR T,iY
less another member. also made
snort talk. showing the manner in
Which the Secretary treated the commit
Tee ana the result of the same. Ne,
stateu that The committee made him
treasurer. and that they received slo6
which had been collected and th.v
spent out of that amount S3Y6O for
thelr expenses. ana that he was rendv
10 turn over the balance to any ono
"hom the meeting might authorize to
receive the same.
After few more remarks Il vote of
thanks was extended to the commute.
ana they were discharged
MI McDonourh then offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
h"reas. the workinEmen of the CITY
OF Portsmouth and vicinity. emplovcd In
me United states Navy Yard ana else.
assembled, on the 2ith day of Scptom-
Der. 1879. for the purpose of PROTESTING.
AGAINST any reduction of WAGES i'm thr
United States Navy Yard: ana
nereas. the said mass meeting. hay
ing "uiE appointed McsSrs w. If. Fair.
IcSS, l. H. p"Nis. and 7. j. Wool a com
mite" to wait on the honorable Soc
rotary Of the Navy To present Inr,. :,
MN proving such reduction of warns
10 De unjust. and to protest i'm vigorous
terms against such reduction: and
NhercaS. the said committee. consist
ing Oh MeSSrS. w. IL Earlrss. l. II
Davis, and I. j. Wool haViur in,nr
viewed the honorable SECRETARY nr ,b,
Navy, and having convinced him or ITO
injustice oi said reduction of vuy.s
and '"'7 IT,
whereas. this mass meeting. held ON
nv %olh uiy "i Scptcmbc 1895. and hay
I"S "e"Iu IN" report of the said com
ii''t,c'' ana nulN approaching it's effort :
IN the cauS" of labor and of tn. work
ingman; therefore. be i,
hvSoiN"d, Thdt W" extend to the ron
tiemen composing said commit,nn
MrSSrS. w H. Fairlcss. l.. II. Davis
S si,'',.' !, .. No"i our heartfelt thanks and
Slhc"rr concentrations on tho success
"i thelr mission; ana he it further
heS1iNrd, I,h'h a copy OF thrs,, r,solti-
IONS De published in each of tho daily.
papers Of Norfolk ana Portsmouth
NNl:I i.R +. POPE, Chairman.
charles 7 Bland. Secretary
y vote of thanks was then .xtrud.,, =,
Mr. w. j. Rogers. thu, PortsrInnth ,.,,
itS"ntHtiv" OF Tn" Nirgiuian. for IN.
'lil'II warning h" gave tho work in,
men which put ihrm ON their guard
~ vote ol thanks was also extended :,
VI Siand. TN" secretary. and L.
Nif' u r. El"ysH for the ussistanc. ron.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
WOOD AND COAL,

And whore to buy it is a question OF
some consideration. have the best tina.
can be had. Stove and Nut Coal, nice
and clean. al s. per ton. Dry Sheltered
EIrm Wood, Also III" best OK Wood.
tuIl weight aud measure guaranteed.
II. Il. Wiki ms, Washington street
Portsmouth. Va Phone 9lS. se22-lm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
We AZ. Ready. are You.

10 ordof only: a business suit.
Si2.oO to SD; dress snit. $50 to S35.
'r1" eli the latest fabrics, imported
tG domestic. Tint means up to
dn'e IA everything. Nj. RoSENBAuM,
JIG and lis High street. rortsmouth,
Va. sale
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

Constructor Stahl will report for duty
at the yard on Wednesday,
About sixty men Will b" called to the
var" TINS morning. among them are
boat builders. blockmakcrs. etc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
Beware OF Recommendation.

who int"st the market and are til. means
OF rObbins sick people of their money. ana
what IS OF sun greater CONSEQUENCE. of
not unirequcntly agcrnVatiug the com
plants under which they labor is mn
act oi duty "" ow" TO society TO warn the
p"opi" against th"s" DANGEROUS frauds 4
NTH" care ON tho part of IN" purchaser.
VIII protect them from imposition bv
bearing ~ MUD these facts. Never hlv
whore II - offered In bulk din koca u,.
Jugs as the gruUiu" iIostrticr's Stomach
fSIttcrs an" sold only IN bottles huviug.
The handsome steel plate label displavin.,
the combat between st G"urg" ard tn,
Dragon. ana having at the bottom a min
iaturc note of hand FOR one cent bearing
a fac Simil" of the signature" of the prcsi-
dent OF Ia" company. over the corh is a
metallic cap on which Is impressed IN.
name of tn" article together with u medal
lion head IN thu Center. Any person sell.
ing the counterfeit liostott"r's Stomach
liittcrs We shall not hesitate to bring 10
Justice rs "" never fail to convict
Haif-Pric" sale Of Enbroidcrics.
From 10 until - o'clock for the rn
maindcr of this week our entire line of
embioideries at half price.
Special prices on all remnants. l2isc
hose, three pairs for 25C
\. j. PHILLIPS
Under oxford Hall
800 and BOA High Street
PitcherS GastoPga,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
GOAL. I
FOR - ALE.

House and lot on Cooke street lark View.
io' -sNiUo: homss two years old; x rooms:
pantry city water. III o clos e,s front, aud
oack porches Price $3.50, Fart cask
ba.dn,o oil time. -
JOHN l.. wATsON.
Portsmouth,, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

Fall ionman's 4 Young's hats Just
out. Prices low. G. h. Welton N Co.
\ big reduction on carpets, refrige.
rators. canopies and oil cloth for next
thirty pays. Buy now and save money,
at j. s. CrRwfords.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

Another Weeh of BRrgnins We ShuII
Positively Garry Nothing over.
% make room for the fall goods to ar
rive Ill few days. We shall sacrifice
lota OF goods this week. Don't miss
this sale whGtever you do. These
prices are for cash. Hammills, 800
High street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-22

Paul Lacroix, a French writer and bib
liophile, was at one time seriously OUT OF
health and took refuge IN Italy. bron-
chitis had fastened itself upon nm, and
his pallor and general feebleness OF appear
ance were SO marked that Nc soIiletiihes
saw people point the finger at MN IN the
street and say to each other IN an unoer'
Tone "A consumptive!"
He had taken lodgings in Rome, when,
one day, the proprietor of the h3use mount
ed the stairs, raped at the door and came
in Lacroix was just then in coughing
paroxysm.
"Si gnor," began the householder %'who
is responsible for you?"
What do you mean?" asked the astoE-
ished Frenchman.
"If you should die, who would pay tho
expensesf"
Il hope not to die yet awhile" answered.
Lacroix Besides l am not very ambI.
tious. A modest burial would suit me-"
But who will pay me?"
"Why, man, I pay you myself every
week''
mo, no. / am speaking of this bed,
this armchair, this table, this carpet
everything in the chamber. Everything
will have to bo burned after the death Of a
consumptive.
"My dear SIR" said Lacroix, II am not
rich enough to die in Rome. will go to
Naples"
The next day, indeed, he set out for
southern Italy, but he lived for many
years to tell tho story of his banishment
from the Holy City.-Youth' his Companion.