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rHERE AVE oooNs AND KunNs.
But the Distluctlon ands Difference to
Montaa jones.

Montaa jones.
CAteago ENiEo;san,
"Alistah Jones, l has SomethIn' OBJ do
greatest lmpo'tancO to tell you dis
mo'nin'," said George Montague, the
colored ianltOr at tho RrmOry police
station, to Lawyer Indignation"
Jones' yesterday morning.
"Whnt am do trouble, Montny'T
asked Indignation, rs tho two walked
out OF Justice UnderwOod's court and
stood on tho steps leading to the street.
"Mistah jones'" continued tho ianl-
tor. "yo' know de Geo'go .. Swift cullud
ma'chin' club what's gwlne ter hold
picnic on do twenty.io'th oh dis muntf"
B"Desd l do" said tho duIky lawyer,
"G's on do committee"
"Dat am juG' de trouble. preIac.ly,
MlStah JONES' you hab not dono so
duty"
"What am yo' talkin' bout, GoO'GO
Montague; what is yo' sRyin'!"
~ Is sAyin' sab, datyo' hab uOgloc
yo duty. You nab lowed the commit.
too to range 70 holm dc picnic at
Coon's pax; yo' heah dat, Iah-Coon's
pax. What am dc white folks gwln ter
say whom he fndG out dat dc Geo'Go D.
Swift Ma'chin Club am ter hold do reg.
lar anal picnic at Coon's PR'kf"
"Hah yo' took notice how dc word am
spell, Geo'go Montague" asked "Iudig.
nation"
"Dar am only ono way ter spell dc
word, !" was the reply; dat Sm c.double.
ON dat am do way, sab"
"Yo' am in do wrong. 'Montay;' dat
am not dc way. looked into dc matter
bslo' ! lowed dc contrac to he signed.
De word am spelt K.u.h.n, sab"
"Yo' Sualr bou. dat, Mistah Jones?'
IA positive, sab"
"Den bogs 20 pa'don, MiItah Jones.
Dat way OBJ bpelin' de word make all
do diGrunce In dc worl', and 'Montay'
gave vent to a sigh OF relief rs no walked
out into tho street after doubly assuring
"Indignation" that he meant no ofTonso
about hiS remarks as to the lawyers
neglect Of duty.
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The Baltimore Sun, Democratic to tho
backbone, says that nOvor in any state
have tho people boon moro aroused
Than thoy arc at tho present tno In
Maryland against tho political tyranny
aud Dictatorship Of Mr.. 'Gonnan.o
Communications Oro pouring In to tho
Sun 'in which tho popular Indignation
Ia expressed with an intcnpity aud earn.
cstnoGS rarOry displayed on any subject"
To tho demands for peace within tho
Democratic party In tho lntOrOul Of Mr.
German, tho Sun replies In a way that
shows ila serious purposes "rhero Ia
no voice strong enough to quoll tho
storm Of popular wrath" Tho Amori.
eau, witch represents tho Republican
side, Ia not taking hold with tho Suns
Grm grip.
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Drockway tho head Of tho gang Of
countorioiloro caught in Jorpoy City, !,
aeyonty.throo years Of ago, an oxpOrt
iorgor ~ vol ~ countericllor, aud alto.
vother remarkable man. 70 youth Ito
learned tho printing trade, thon alcol
plato engraving, aud then took u course
In sloctrO.ohems.ry a. Yale 10 ~ him
Tor tho career upon which ho soon on.
tctoi. 10 has been III tho ponitontInfy
moro than once, but Iio has escaped soy.
oral timos through compromises.
Fifteen years ago Brockwny wa aon.
Loncod 10 tho ponitontiOty for thirty
yHats, but tho 8OnoncS wai suspended
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Thar "N4OE wan"
Ia IlIInoiS TuruE Out % Have Existed Only
In the Imagination OF n Newspaper

Ia IlIInoiS TuruE Out % Have Existed Only
In the Imagination OF n Newspaper
Falsir.
CHICAGO, AuguIt7.-A special to the
Post from Spring Valley, Ills. says:
II now begins to look like another
PocAtello Indian massacre story After
cross.examInlng nearly every negro aud
Italian claiming or acknowledging to
have heard OF the ifacaU Of last SUNDAY,
tho actual results simmer down 10 two
negroes slightly injured aud one Italian
shot. The race war" exIItI only in
the Imagination Of tho Princeton news
paper correspondent, from whom the
sheriff OF Bureau county also obtained
his information. And unless some IN.
iorsoon accident happens to create bad
blood, or the dcarth OF absolute news
leads to q repetition Of groundlOss
stories, there 10 no reason why Spring
Valley or its people should obtrudb
longer on public notice,
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LABr Juno Dick Crawford brought his
lwOlvo.monllB.olh child, suffering from
iutAutilo dlhrthua, q inc, II had bchu
woanod nj four Months old and Ind al.
ways been sickly. I gave 1t tho u'ual
treatment IN such cnsO, hut Without
benefit The child kept growing thInucr
nntit II weighed hut little moro than
whom born, OF perhaps ton pounds. !
thOn RtttIoi tho lnthOr to giving Cham.
bCtlninN Collie, Cholera and Dihrfhmn
RrurlN Before ono bnttlo Of tho gj.
cent slSi Ind boon used marked I'M.
provrmcnt was sNon aud it' continued
usn cured tho Cllld. IT. wral.nrm aud
unnv constitution diAtrn'lt'l and iln
inther aHd my,eH he4'ryn tnp rhrh'p
lifu WA saved by tits lipmOly j, 4.
MARROW, NJ. ~, TOmnfon, III.
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HOOPS PMS cure sick headache.

Mn. A. A. SNYDER superintendent
poor farm, WinpeIhsik Co., Ia, says:
Last winter Mr.. Robert Leach used two
boxes Of De Wits Witch nhzOl salvc
and cured large ruRuiug sore on his
log. Had been Under care OF physicians
for months without obtaining relief.
Sure euro for piles. Logan Drug Co,
Wheeling, W. Va, Is. T. Peabody. Bon.
wood, and Bowie 4 o., bridgeport, o.
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Prxrs, August I,-Hsu Yung VI, the
chief minister Of Tsung Ii Yamen
Chinese foreign Ofilco), has been die.
missed, owing chiefly to the part which
no took in the negotiations for the Rus
Sian loan and In the convention recent
" arrived at between China and France,
by which the latter country was grant.
ed great concessions.
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,tf;7Ss0,s1iidurutiou'o of his giving his plato'
up 10 tho government His uhrOwdness
has not loft him, as witness tho fact
that he now demands that tho govern
mcnt prove to be counterfeit the gold
certificates found on him. This may DO
difficult to do, Tor BrOckWay'' work lie
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NORWICH, CoSN,, August 7.-MrI.
Annie T. Gardiner, the missing Chris.
tan Eudsavor delegate, Of Arcadia,
Neb, who who was found living as a
domestic here In the family OF Edward
K. Lapiorre, consented to return home
with j. w. LanderS, her husbands
friend who found her. She stoutly
maintained that she Is not insane-
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REw York. August I.-fhO coat tail.
ors' strike ts gradually nearing an end.
The Brotherhood of Tailors has won
the strike for bettOr wage, aud con.
d!tions. The brotherhood will not per.
init the 100 sweat shop contractors who
formerly employed its msmbers to sign
the agreement Some OF the sweaters
have rented new shops, signed tho
agreement aud gone TO work In q Eegu'
Lac NAY.
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NEGRO REPuRhsoANs,
An Important aathorlnE to 10 Hold at
Saratoga,

An Important dnthsFInE to 10 Hold at
Saratoga
What promises to DO the largest gath
orlng Of braIny and influential negroes
ever assembled In the United State, 10
tho forthcoming convention of the ne
gro Republicans OF the Empire state,
which iS scheduled to take place at
Saratoga, August 1917. Delegates from
organizations In all the counties OF the
State will DO invited to take part In the
convention, Hhen tho convention AZ,
ssmbleI, the leaders propose 10 form
permanent state league, which they
claim will bring tho $4,000 colorsd
voters Of the state into the organization.
The call for this convention reciles
tue fact "That 100000 citizens are
practically Without representation In
the federal Congress and In tho state
leglslatuTeI north and south, and are
inAdequRtely represented In slsctivo and
appolntlV6 ollCoI OF minor degree 10 all
the states. While serving a. basis OF
representation for tho Democratic
enomy In each OF tho southern states TO
our prejudice and injury Rs well as that
OF each unShacklsd elector outside Of
the southern stGtSS, as Mr.. Blaine clear
ly showed In his Augusta speech In
1884, and as was proved by facts and
figures brought out In tho discussion
provoked by the, Lodge federal elections
bill, in the Fiity.ArSt Congress, NO Fe'
gard as more than sufficient to warrant
ua In soaking the perfect organization
In New York state. and the states whore
freedom OF speech aud action stul re-
maInG tho brightest jewels in tho diadom
OF American citizenship"
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FATHER MARouRrTEs MEMORY
uonorsd by the People Of MiOhiGan-T hs
Celebration AZ 81, LgpnGs.

Celebration AZ 81, LGpnGs'
ST. IGNAcR, MIch, AuguslT,-Ealher
MarquStte'S memory was hOnored here
to-day by mHuy citizens Of Michigan in
recognition OF the missionary explorers
IervIcsu to humanity and the country
The celebration was also designed to bo
the inlstory movement for raising
money for suitable monument to be
erected ovsrl Father MarQustle'h grave
in this city.
1hU town 10 full OF GtrauCsrg to-day
and its buildings are universally deco
rated. The parade this afternoon pro.
coeted to tho tent on the biuh adjacent
10 tho miSIionRry'I grave. Among tho
speakers Of tho day are Governor Rich,
William N. Springer. OF Illinois, Hon,
I, 4. Z WeGdoOk, OF Bay CITY, Hdh,
Don NJ. Dickinson and local cltlEsnL
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runeraI ot M. Talmnre.

BnooxLYN, n. Y. August Tho
funeral OF the late Susan Whittemoro
Talmage, the vito OF the Rev. 7. Dewitt
Talmage, took place this afternoon.
Rev. DR.. David Gregg spoke in glowing
terms OF the lifo aud character Of the
deceased. After tho service the inter.
mont took pIaceAt Greenwood cemetery.
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" thoro was reason for oil going up
when It did go up, there is moro reason
now for 1t to DO higher than 1t IL and
higher than it was thon. The oxplana'
ton Of the paradox iS that with regard
to petroleum tho Standard OIL Company
works lie own sweet will.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-08

Lee surrendered on Friday.
Alolcow was burned on Friday.
Washington was born on Friday.
Shakespeare was born on Friday.
America vas discovered on Friday.
Richmond was evacuated on Friday.
The BaItllo was destroyed on Friday.
Queen Victoria was married on Fri.
dav.
Fort Sumter was Omburded on Fri.
day.
taliu, Cn,ar was a,,us,lna,od on Fri.
day.
Tho Mayaowor pilgrims landed on Fri.
The battle of Waterloo was fought on
Friday.
Joan Of Arc was burned at the stake
on Friday.
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NnlIlInr Ennni, IInnlI,.

ISDrPrSpENcH, ". Va, July 0, 1885,
~ have been a sufferer from catarrh,
which was contracted In tho army. |
tried various remedies, but nothing ever
oqualod Hood'a SnrsspNrila in building
up my 0ytem. Ny son was afflicted
with poisoned blood Sn1 two bottles Of
Hood sarsaparilla cured him." JAMES
Y. ?. RouEnG.
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Chr Jttt9Aaenerr
wHRELlSG, AUGUST 8, 1898,

SUBSCRIBERS to tho DAILY lNTELLI'
oENcER who arc going away for the
summer months can have their paper
sent to them, postpaid, at tho rate of 10
cents per week. Change OF nddrSH' may
be made as often as desired. Telephone
Nh. Bs9,
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Shoot or fish only IN tho proper sea.
son, aud escape the game WARDEN by
obsorYing tho laws. Many statos have
now game and fish laws thisYsnr, and II
you don't know them, send five two
cont stamps for n copy Of tho game law
issue Of Tho American FIGd, 2iJ state
street, Chicago.
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THERE is a tart taste about this from
tho New York World, being tho snapper
on some comme=ss touching tho bond
sale and the syndicate that got the
plumber:
II was not decllne Of government credit that
the bond sails marked, but tho lneapacity OF tho
administration and the EhWEdneV Of the syndl.
cats IN cornehug aud "7inchng' the treasury.
When a DomOcraIiC newspaper lets
go in this way tho administration may
begin to realize that in tho bond sale II
did not win golden opinions from all
sorts Of people"
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Tourist--'I want dwondy.yive cOntS
back dOoso minnitl"
Clerk--"Why2 You went on tho
moonlight GxcurIlnn and We only
charged you dollar"
Tourist but der moon vas
only droU.qnardDrs oud."
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Stock Speculation Sot Gambling.
Two important suits having to do
with operations on tho stock exchange
have Just been determined in Chicago.
Two men who lost money in their deals
sued their brokers to recover, alleging
that the transactions wero gambling.
The court holds that these operations
are not gambling and there can DO NO
recovery,
There is no occasion to waste sympathy
on the losing plaintiffs in these suits
nor on others who amuso themselves in
like way. They 90 in for what they
hope to make. II they realize their
hopes they arc natiS6ed. When they
lose It occura to them that they have
been playing gambling game. II such
persons could got their hlndSipht in
front they might DO better of and live
to ripe old age.
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IT is predicted that before long the
flying machine will be a practical thing.
Ia that day the hOad OF the family will
ling out: "NIarier, where's my wings ?
I'm going to take little fly to town"
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gpworth Pnra Assembly al bethesda, o.,
-. nj a., A..u.A IL I..nlnI.n

July Of to August ~ TncidaIVe.
For tho above occasion tho baltimore
& Ohio Company will soil excursion
tickotS, Wheeling 10 Bethesda, O., and
return nt no conlh
Trains loavU Wheeling al 1915 a. m,
3'45 and $40 p. III, Wheeling titno
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CAaAnCNAYISN.


Nebraska sat Jgurnh
The giri s.t on tho blsrhaii stand;
All but htr bIlu had He'd
And hn poor CHAP, could not lOmanu
Rullol from what she said
"Why does tho pitcher throw II sOf'
4h1 mnr'iuted IN lilmnv;
"S1oh notions Yihiont. ypn suDH,
IlisRW kwal moves dlsplny,
WuY docs no ~ tKucciOrtle
Upon tho EnhN white bIll'
Va DO got Wught until 100 lalO
1hnl That's nDt nice athll7
Why docs thht fellow dos Il enIn
Aud lot hlt voice fcsOnul
In brio oil SulRG' nwak Ming rago
IN rhD,o npit the gtou1dl
Why a. ihl runners always fAll
Ana aldo upon their face
81 Size N,sy 40 aoi Fnfs at all
rpnn some other liltcn'
Why a. ihu ncuple fhUtnut "Rnnk"1
Ito na' nUinhh .liNplhln,
why lnH' ihnl plhyct. lean aud lank,
tnuiu luIlinh awful pnln'
WHY dsas ihe catcher WeAF ihat pad
Close IN liN bosom ptpigOl'
Aud WY has not ihO other had
Ills clnihNg cut like TIM rtgl'
why docs the PLAYER NVlnH III woon
III snnh rcuRInV way,
Ayd Hu tllaI. a, ga HAA4 maN should,
Mhil thnN behind him saw
why dr men Hluh HlluN wear ~
liu' thee s'ctlu'l hOr hOal
Ana ihunnt lUi huHluu HNnfp
llUl usguf liHl lfuuu'l dead
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SENATOR BLACKBURN behaves like
man who would like to mako his defeat
IS decent as possible.
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1.-THE ISTEtllESdER. embracing in several
editions, Il entered ia rho poaOalce a, Wheel
ing, W. Va as Ssoond-olSsa malterl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-08

Tho Horse aud tho Wheel for Speed.
Some bicycle enthusiasts think the
steed Of steel is destined to diaplaco tho
steed Of bone and muscle and flesh and
blood, and that it will not be very long
peioro this comes to pass. Beyond quoa.
ton tho bicycle has displaced many
horses and will displace mauy more,
but while there arc men in the world
there will be use for the horlo, In which
man finds so useful a servant, There
arc many practical uses to which the
bicycle cannot bo put aud in which the
horse, and his cousin the mule, give the
best service.
II we turn to the sporting side Of the
question tho bicycle is even more ahead.
It offers hoalthful sport to Thousands
who cannot afford the luxury Of the
horse for pleasure. On the race track
the wheel has accomplished such woa.
dsrs that race between real flyers il,
certain to draw; which shows tho pub.
lie interest in this phase OF cycling
Best time Tor wheel aud horses affords
an interesting comparison:
- mile i2ullc 30 milo mile
johnson tbcycllsr. .7l25 .i6I,j Liii5 Las 25
Salvation trace horsoJ 1894 .iIl.2 iiil'2 l.3jl.2
flying JIb (pArorj.... gyl'2 90 1884 ISL
Robert !. lpacOrl.-.., 81 L003i 1914 LOT J.!
Allx (fOitetj ..".....,. .SOi2 LOl8I 1894 2O3J-i
For a quarter and half aud a milo tho
wheel 10 ahead OF any horsc. For
throe.quartCrs Of q mile the fastest
running horse lie q trillo ahead OF tho
wheel. No PAGER or trotter has oqualol
tho bust cycling time for my distance,
After wo pass mile dash no horOo eau
keep up with the wheel, aud tho greater
the distance the further tho hor,o will
DO loft bOhind. No horio can como any.
whore near covering in day tho dis.
lance easily covered by un average
wheelmau,
-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-18
EDENTON, N. Q.

The Windsor ball team come over on
the steamer Berthe Tuesday afternoon
and played n game of ball with our
boys, and it is our pleasant duty to say
that Edenton won the game easily. Ii.
Dnnston did the twirling for the visi
tors and for the first two innings he
kept our boys guessing to some extent,
but after that they got onto his curves
and pounded him out of the box. He
was relieved by Gregg, who was given
the same uupnlatable medicine. Make.
ly tossed the pig skin for Edonton, and
there is NO use Of our commenting on
his work.
Features = Windsor. catching of
Gregg behind the bat. and the playing
OF first bsseman; Edentou'a good bat.
terry: work OF Mnkely and Dawson,
Dawson making some pretty throws to
second. cutting of the runners, and
good hitting of the whole nine.
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Pollen nIlrI.

The Police Justice yesterday fined
Mamie Reid, colored, for disorderiy
conduct S7.2j.
VIM. Harper, colored, assault Oh
Mary Lee; fined costs.
ANNE Clayton, colored, disorderly
conduct; fined $40 and costs. Appeal
taken.
a Turner. white. disorderly conduct
fined $50 and costs. Appeni taken.
Charles Stafford, white, disorderly
conduct; fined $50 and costs.
Matte Simpson. colored. disorderly
condnct; fined $50 and costs.
Lille Mccoy, white. keeping n dis
orrdcrl house; dismissed on payment
OF costs.
Spence FELTON,, colored. assault on
Richard Moss, sent on TO the grand
jury.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-18

Cyrene, who is one of the best
dancers III the country. continues to
delight largo audiences at Ocean Viey
every afternoon and evening. Cyrene
Is graceful and modest and has mnde
many friends during her performances
at the View. Mile Turnour, who by
the way is Il sister OF Cyrene, is also
winning much favor from oil who hive
had the pleasure of seeing her dance
and especially Ia her mid.uir perform.
ance on tho trapeZe. These clever
people with their company give two per
forinnnces daily, and $50 y. H., and
are adding greatly to the attractions 20
Ocean View. The programme is
changed from day to day aud the en-.
tertuinments are free to all,
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The state rsonrd az pnDIic yorhs.
SpeCial nispntch to Tie Nir,inian

PErEnsDuHG, Na., July IL
State Auditor Marye aud Treasurer
Etnrman, OF the Board of Public
Works, arrived here this afternoon
from Richmond and examined tho
property OF the Norfolk aud Western
Railrond Company i'll Petersburg, with
view to It's assessment for taxation
purposes. 1t did not trnnspire whit
was the result OF their Investigation.
There is difference OF SlI3, OGO In tho
valuation put upon the railroad pro.
perty by the city authorities and that
put upon 1t by the Railroad Com.
pany.
Gen. John Atherley. OF Philadelphia.
has Leased the Southern hotel and will
take charge to morrow,
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BIG DAY FOR THE PARS0H
ICoMcluded rom AS paNe.

As TO MIR. Massey's general reputa-
ton, Gov. Mckinney said it was good ;
thnt he had never dispersed it, aud he
had never heard any thoughtful man
do so; that no man has been discussed
more than MIR. Massey, and after meas
uring HIM all the way round aud all
che way up, witness dosent hesitate to
say that he Will trust him (Alnssey) p;
that he believes he is honest and truth.
ful.
TO Mr.. Wise-He said he had never
heard Juo. W. Daniel in discussion
with MIR. Massey. He had seen u letter
in the Richmond Dispatch which was
answered by MIR. Massey.
10 Mr.. Walhe-Snid he would Ger
family believe Mr.. Massey on oath.
The court then adjourned.
Mr.. Wise is reported to have said to
O newspaper mnu on m evening paper
TINT he had host OF witnesses here
from Albemsrle county to testify as to
Mr.. Massey's character.
Gov. O'Fcrrall aud Attorney General
Scott will be on the stand to day.
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Nr~ ,"rm Irnc,t MARKET.
By Southern Associated Press.

New YORK, July Il. Blackberries-
Maryland aud Delaware, quart, 4ca6c.
Plnms-Wild goose, carrier, SIPS
al.75; do case, 50a75c.; do Bolan,
carrier. Sl.25al.75.
Grapes Florida, cGso, Sl.5OaS. 90;
do Georgia, 20a25c.
Pehrs-Le Conte, barrel, S2a2. so;
do crate, I0a65c.
WntormelonsxH Hundred, SSa19; do
carload, S50al75.
Apples-Maryland and Delaware,
crate, 40n75c.
Huckle Maryland and Della.
ware, quart, Ia6c.
Peaches-Carrier, soc. aS2; do basket,
25aG0c.
Cncumbers = Norfolk, barrel. zoe
do basket, 20n30c.
Egg Plant-t'lorida, half barrel, sIa
.5t; do barrel crate, $2a3.
Onions-Alaryland, potato basket.
81. 00aSl.12; do barrel. S2OOa2.2 %; do
Virginia potato, barrel, ST. T5a2 90; do
basket, 75cnS1; do Tennessee, BARRE,
S2.25a2.37.
Potntoes-Rose. barrel, 81. 5eas2. so ;do
Chill. red, Sl.75a2. 90: do culls, 75casl
Tomatoes-Savnnnah, crate, 50a75c
do carrier, 75caS1; do Charleston. car.
rier, 75cnSl,25; do Norfolk, carrier,
75cn$l.15; do Maryland, carrier, 81. 20
NJ 90
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-18
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Notice Is given by tho Lighthouse
Board that, on or about July 2Hth.
1879, Northeast End ight-vessel, No.
~, moored OIL the nortnent end of Five
fathom Bunk, oil the sencoast of New
Jersey, will BIO temporarily removed
from her station for repairs and in her
position there will be moored q Whist
ling buoy, painted red. Due notice of
the return of the vessel to her station
will be gwen. This notice effects the
List of Lights and Fog Signals, Allan.
tic and Gulf Coasts. 1898, page 10, No.
3i,nnd the List of Bencons aud Bnoys.
Fourth Lighthouse District, 1891, pnges
II and 10.