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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17
THAT ILLUSIVE GOLD RESERVE

pprcARIors FINANCIAL CONDITION.
From The Providence Journal
Tho gold deposited at the Sub-Treasury yesterday
at the eleventh hour by the pohu synuva!e IS oaI
above the hundred million mark for the moment,
but II is altogether insufhcent 10 aHoru piosec .
az wa.k and the hesitation OF the syndicate man
ayers making indicates esher x ts or nat
fbev are disnclined continue longer unaided to
sustain the Governments weak hahus
ANOTHER BOND ISSUE PROBABLE.
From The Chicago Tribune
II will probably be found necessary for me AZ
minstraton 10 make another BOND issue as tne Sig
the National dishonor OF sem-repudlatioh WIN ,he
industrial and me that the par
ity longer 10 be preserved. ALREADY nearly
Democrats undertook the direction OF affairs the
fact being standing monument 10 the foily OF the
dig .headedness which was not content 10 let well
alone.
PUBLIC DISGRACE
From The Philadelphia Times.
1t il public disgrace that the gold reserve In the
Treasury Is to-day dependent upon syndicate OF
Wast. bankers. but II Is so because the laws which
the Administration must execute make II Impossible
for the Government TO maintain itself In any other
way
HUMILIATING SPECTACLE.
From The St Paul Pioneer Press
There could be no Spectacle more hu ~, to "a
Upon a syndicate of foreign bankers. or upon the
favor OF the banks OF NewYork, for the means OF
sssaed az rs f minimum consistent with financial
prudence
MAKE THE CONTRACT PUBLIC.
From The Baltimore American.
What the public would like much TO know is
full statement Of the details OF the nesotlsons and
dlcate. II II pubic business. and tho information
should be forthcoming
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MARRIED.

sTOCKEN-On September 49, at 100 Hish-s' Orane~
\ j. 10 the wife Of Isndsell Stocken OF n son.
London England. papers please copy.
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GEN MEREDITH READS DAUGHIhh H'"A"hD
London, Sept ls-It is announced that Max. son
OF Count de Foras, Grand Marsna' OF 'he pue1,a"
~ 49,. ,,,,i r,arrv IN November Maria, daughter
OF General Meredith Read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17

Tribune once sept. II. a mrhs weather yesterday
generally overcast and attended with light showers
The temperature ranged between % "a degrees the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17
THE WIDOW GETS THE PROPERTY.

The will OF George W Grty, who died In Cleve-
land Ohio was nled with the Surrogate yesterday.
All the property IA left to the widow. Caroline T..
Griy.
SHE MADE 40 CHARITABLE REQUESTS
The will OF Jemima Thalon. widow OF the late
Robert Thallon. well-known organist OF Brook
Ign. was filed for probate with Surrogate Abbott
yesterday Mrs Thallon Died on September 3. The
schedule accompanying her will shows her estate
10 he valued at $1,000 in realty and j23OcO In per-
sonalty.
The testatrix leaves 10000 each to her grand
children. Florence Adrenne Navllle and Robert
Lucisn Navllle. who live with their father, Eugene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17

FITCH-sCHLEYAt the residence OF The brides fa'hsr:
Rev Thornton NJ Niyen. D. d. Lawrence Bradford
Fitch Of Rochester n Y and Eleanor Grant. daughter
OF Eyander II. Schley.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17
Fl,nrs Fine Furniture.
what Republican. want.

II you want your rat hOute . De hrtlstIc IN
fitted up-,o-date. go 20 ~ West 23i street
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born.

morrow morning viii be clear comprehensive auhen-
tic. cert. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line represents the tenn
perature recorded at perrv's Pharmacy.
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Special Notices.

special AoIlfrs.
Use soxodont when you have eatent
Use sOZoDoNT your orsah 10 sweeten
Use sOZODONT and ask no question.
Preserve your molar- and YOU won't
Regret the use Of sOZODONT.
The Highest Award for Artificial Teeth a
Worlds Far was granted Dr. Henry r. Deaae pen ss
40 eps ses sOn ee'
johanna,
King Of Natural Table waters"
Sold Everywhere
The Fall Fashions In Gcntlemen's Hats
Just issued by Espensoheid lis Nassau 81
Postoaice Notice. .,
Foreign mails for the week enens September 81 WI
close RsSs& Saff. ie'i NAILS Sfs follows
and :m sss GsfS Sf Der Z
dTssss s; sPF's M supplementary 10 M for
IelsRd must Ss' be per PARIS 10 %
,srs mus. a' be directed per sou;h~ark3 at m
supplementary 2:so M for Europe per $. Mais'-
TIL RsDAI~At m. supplementary $50 z m! for
h.msas At II m ,sT Ns s.4. s sfes g. S s
rec,ed ''I per Rotterdsm1
n for y5sn ssa ST,:s Sa. i,
la Gs.cosne via hayre 49,. a m m. Tor Europe Pc,
be- dree,sd Ter Etruria - at a. M for Germany per
Ems via bremen other Of Europa
Ems'J: at ii a. m. for Netherlands direct. per
Maassan va ar II M fer scotland direct per
Furnessla via Glasgow ds,ters must be directed per
Furnessia ,.
Mss naT s.r o, S AmersS Enssh rrsneh AMI
steamers. and remain until within min
%au q foR ' s6 H cSTRAL AMERICA
TuEsDAY-At g p m. for Costa Rica. via Linen par
wEDNEsDAY-At a m. for Costa Rca. per >. =
G Ha VIA per r0 ReeSlas e.9s for Belize oSae s
mlla and Puerto Costez mus! be dlfssted per kssu-
tune Island Sln and Hail per A'hos a, Y m for
Srenaaa irIsS h ana Der snsa I
p IN. for La Plata countries direct. per Indian
rn sts6 r,noe ueplsmsnsry ,aS p M for
FklDAY-M a. m for Mexico. per :. c. Condai. via
{. Condall; At 10 a. m. Complementary II a M Tor
soon ana Panama per 3 $ Allianea ds;!ers must -
a M tor Central America except COSTA Ries1 and
ter 1 must be Ss-S0 pe we Ns SSSa '
sATURDAY.At 10 a m supplementary 1880 a M fos
Aene; at 10 80 a m. for Campeche, Chlapas Tabasco
psrs Of Mss a S Cuba must S for
mS's'an a, p M for La Plata countries direct
ss aa Il aifo and s Ss
ri; ss: s ss' n ss:. ssS S s;
Tampa. Fla Malls Tor Mckee overland sni.s. Specially
dressed for dispatch by steamer. close this O.
TRANsPAClFIC MAILS
Mails Tor china and Japan. per City Rio Janeru
from snn franeiscol close here daily UP September
y at go p IN Mails Cor Hawaii. per q Austrsiis
Or hers sC sS; " s' S: :s,
Tnplc Bro from San Franciscol. close here daily up
10 september -. at $40 Y. Nails for China and
Japan per s. s,rathnsyls from Tacoma). close herr
asa, w 20 ssp,efnnrr a, $50 p M Mails for
Empress OF India lfrom Vancouver close daily ur
those for West Australia which forwarded via Eu
opel New zealand. Hawaii. FIJI and samoan Isands
per Alameda from San rranciscc, close here daiiy
w to October ~ at go m Cor on arrival Of . (
sRegstered mail coses at 0 p. m, previous day
CHARLES w DAYTON. Pcstmss>A
Foston'cs New-fcrk. N. Y. September iS iSe6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17
ANOTHER BOND ISSUE PROBABLE
A PUBLIC DISGRACE.
From The Philadelphia Times

1t il a public disgrace that the gold reserve In the
Treasury Is to-day dependent upon syndicate OF
Waist bankers. but II Is 30 because the laws which
the Administration must execute make II impossible
for the Government 10 maintain itself In any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
MOUNT HOPE. WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
ONCE $50 Sixth-ave. ". Y. TELEPHONE 0S0 lsth-ee.
The keustco Cemetery, located on the Harlem
Railroad ght ride from the Grand Central
Depot ONCE. ~ East 42d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17

LORD DryNRAvEN DECLINES A BANQUET
Montreal. Sept I6-Lord Dunrsven has wiz"
Declining ths banoust offered him by the 81 LAW
renee Yacht Club.
THE DEFENDERS MASCOT A STOLEN PUP
Providence, Sept. IS specaD.-"The bnneun
prints long article to the effect thai 'ne ia."
yaller" dog. which has served as mas'o' ~, 80.
Defender. was stolen from Paul Baus'e,
Bristol doa ssnc,er named Blonde" Rawson. had
the commission to procure a suitable dos ana ne
tried unsuccessfully 10 buy Bstistes pup. He theh
eyblst the commission to another co,P,ea he aid
not sell n He mas been mourning the loss OF M, nls
pst and when he told that the fa h,a own dog
Ne surprise and astonishment were iuoicr0"' ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17
A HUMILIATING SPECTACLE.
MAKE THE CONTRACT PUBLIC.


What the public would like much TO know is a
full statement OF the details OF the negotiations and
arrangements between the Government and this syn
dlcate II In pubic business and tho !nforma ton
should be forthcoming.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
s,uhl,rn,i,n. Isec.,yod.

OFFICIAL REGISTER Va. MILITARY
INSTITUTE. -THE VIRG1SIAS acknowl-
edges the receipt of this publication,
lS9l-lS9j. 1T is excellcntly gotten up,
and EN- bellished with illustrations. A
very important feature is its list of
graduates, since the organization of the
Institute in 1880. The Lexington Mill
tary Institute has been designated "the
West Point of tho South" und it's re-
cord is one that Virginlsns are proud
of. Gent Scott Ship is suporinten-
dent. Address. Lexington. Va.
REVIEW OF REVIEWS. = The May
number Of this monthly is to hand. Its
special features are: "Conventious aud
Summer Gatherings of 1885" 1.-The Art
of John La Farge"-"Sir John Everett
Millals Bart, Il. A.. THE tight Hon.
Herbert Henry Asquith." Its regular
departments embrace: Progress Of the
World" DETAILED Record of Recent
Events" "luternatioual Cartoons, II
lnstratlng Recent History" Review
of Books md Publications. Price, %
cents; 81. % year.
CASH AGAINST Co.'s, -Thisf is an
answer to Coins Financial School"
by Edward Wisner, and is issued by
Chas. IL. Kerr Il Co.. publishers. OF
Chicago. 1t is an interesting pubicu-
ton, now that the American people are
determining what their money STANDARD
shall he. Price % cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
BERKLEY BRIEFS.

The funeral of Mira. Anne Wilson,
wife of e4Treasurer Geo. A. Wilson,
of Norfolk county, will take place this
afternoon at = o'clock from her hus
bands residence at Great Bridge and
tho intermont will be in tho family
buryiug ground at TINT place.
warrant was sworn out before
Mayor Mccoy yesterday against IL.
Hickman, for assault and battery on
James Smith. He will have hearing
this morning.
Oil Simmons had his head cut quite
badly yesterday morning by getting It
cnught in the live rollers at Johnson's
snw mill, DR.. Truitt was sent for aud
rendered the necessary medical at
tentlon.
Misses Lucy Brown and HELEN Mil
Ter. of Mathews county. nre visiting
their uncle. Capt. Frank Miller, on
Chestnut street.
Mr.. W. G. Lowry, of Portsmouth,
VIII commence to erect grist mill ON
his property on Hodges road, in few
days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
OTHER WARRANTS SECURED
Alter the Dealers on Narrow
Streets.
THE MAYOR HAS A TAPE LINE.
he Streets Are Being Measured and
the Police Will Arrest All Bar
keepers on Streets Less Than
So Feet Wide. That Sec
ton viii Be Tested.

The Chief Of Police yesterday got
out warrants against }. w. Barber.
Frank Hntton, w. +. Lintz and W. X.
Quinn, all OF Talbot street, charging
tuem with conducting the liqnor busi-
ness on street less than thirty five
feet wide. Tho Mayor has gotten IL
list OF all the streets less than the pro-
scribed width. with n view OF having
the law rigidly enforced. Washington
aud part OF Cove s,reets nre said to
be on tho list
This section of the ordinance met
with opposition III the Common Conn
cil, and It IN rather remarkable. that il
was not killed III the Select branch. IT
is the section which brought forth the
remark Of Judge Brooke upon the floor
oil tho Council chamber when the meas
ure was being considered. that it was
"a bail faced attempt at userpntion."
IL was argued thut the Councils could
not pass laws counter to Virginia
statutes, and that the act of the Lcgis
lature gives the power to decide
whether the plscs is proper place,
the street proper street, to tho judge
OF the Corporation Court, aud should
Judge Hanckel decide that Talbot
street IL n suitable street for the sale Of
liquor the city ordinance falls to tho
ground. aud Mayor Petit may with
oil propriety roll up his tape line
There Ia another question which will
likely be Interesting. Some of the per.
SOUS for whom Chief King gets war
rants have already secured license to
sell liquor. The application to sell was
accompanied with statement where 1T
would be Sold the number Of the house
and the street. These persons were
granted licenses by the Corporation
Judge. under the laws of the State, to
do business. Will the Police Justice
impose fine for doing that which the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

The following report OF the weather
IL made by the United S,ntes Bureau
The weather conditions have changed
slightly sinoo Thursday. The dense at
mosphere nrea over tho New England
States has remained nearly stationary,
though decreased somewhat in energy.
The pressure has increased along the
South Atlantic. The winds blowing
spirnlly outward from the dense atmo.-
pherlc urea, which is over the New Eng.
land States, traverse the Gulf Stream
aud pass over the Virginia senbonrd
from q northensterly direction, thus
bringing IN atmosphere heavily laden
with rapor, which has n higher temper
nture than prevails over the land; When
tho temperature Of the ocean air 10 re
duced to tho land temperature conden-
shtion Is the consequence, hence our
unsettled weather. The conditions yes
terday Indicated continued cloudiness,
with very little rain, warmer, generally
northeasterly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
NOtlrn TO lImriucr..

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
thnt liver Cats Rock. oil one Hundred
aud Twenty second street. Harlem
River, New York, having been removed,
tho black spar buoy. No. 3. marking
same has been moved 33I feet, 5. by
w. W.. magnetic, to the loot Of One
Hundred nud Twenty first street 1t
lies III fifteen feet al low water, and is
distant l1O feet from the Ono Hundred
aud Twenty street dook.
SAND SPIT post light, Hudson River,
New York. recently submerged by
!reshots, was rclighted on April 18th.
Tho following post.lights located on
the Hudson River. New York. aud re-
Gently submerged by frcshcts, were re-.
lighted on the dates specified: Bolt
Dixie, April llth; Rous Hook, April
21th; l'lensure Island aud Covelis
April 18th.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
Spcc,nIIsnte,tnnn 1orn1ra

attending the Southern Baptist Con.
vention at Washington, d. c., May
10th. a rate of 81. 30 for round trip
will no given to delegates and their
families attending the convention upon
presentation OF certificate showing
that they arc bonitide delegates. Tickets
on sale and stateruoms secured at the
company's Office, on tho wharf foot of
Mathews street. Norfolk, Va, or on
board steamers. Telephone number.
All. d. j. CALLAu1y
my4 It. Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

Mr.. l.. w. Atwood, grocer, corner
OF Charlotte and Chapel streets. Nor.
folk. Va, says while cutting meat his
iingor was badly torn by beef bone.
The finger was badly swollen and dis
colored when he began using Qurstol,
that greatest remedy for cuts and swell.
rugs. Alter one nights application,
he removed the baudnges TO see how
tlurntol had done Its work. aud WAS
surprised 10 find that the wound had
healed the finger hai resumed its nor.
mai size, nud nll pain had left it. He
keeps QurAtol III his house, for lie
knows 1t Is the greatest household
remedy ON the market, speedily curing
burns. cnts, wounds, scalds, and ali
sEin diseases. Fifty cents at all drug
glstS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
GOLDSMITH AND STERNE.
Mr.. Vincenfs Lecture Last Night at
Norfolk College for Young Ladies,

Mr.. Vincents Lecture Last Night ut
Norfolk College for Young Ladies',
MIR. Vincent continued last night his
lectures on the English novel aud
novelist Mt Norfolk College for Young
Ladies', his subject being "Golismith
and Sterne." He sud that Goldsmith
is an example OF Il literary vaGa6ond.
but his yagGbondism Is of y charming
type.
lie began his tramps early, and with
flute III baud travelled through Europe,
playing for bread. His claim To be
ciassed rs n novelist rests on the Wear
OF Wakefield. This novel is as pure az
pearl. 1t contains life because Il con-
tains truth of character, although the
Incidents are improbable.
1t Is domestic novel aud ranks
among the worlds great books.
Sternc ~ typo of queer man.
Nature said let lie make queer mnu.
aud she created Sterne. He wrote IA
queer BOOK, which is not n novel, aud
yet cannot DO called anything else.
THIS book is Irstram Shandy. He
published two volumes every year until
the number reached nine, aud then
wrote IL Sentimental Journey" He
was famous ana petted by society for
seven years before his death.
MIR. Nincent's lectures nre remark.
able Tor literary finish, and he has the
rare ability OF Interesting aud instruct
lug both young and old. His subject
TO night will be Jane Austin"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

Gen. e. +. Durnud. OF New Haven,
Conn, IL hore on business pertaining
TO the order OF knights OF Pythias and
|. .. .. f., md other organizations.
Gen. Dnrnnd Is prominent mem Der
of the Elks, X. of f.. /. O. o. +. and
many other organizations. His many
friends OF both cities are making II
pleasant Tor him. The General suya
that Virginia beats the world for
hospitality. Glen. Durand will be
entertained by Capt. Il. =. Bunting,
Atlantic Division, No. |. U. Il. *. o.
r., on Sunday aud will leave Tor
Columbus. o., some time next week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

Mr.. John Il. lyman, nu employee of
the Norfolk aud Washington Steam-
boat Company In this city, died Mt his
home, No. 81 bermuda street, yester.
day morning. aged IS wears. The de.
ceased was the son Of Mr.. VIM. lyman.
lie had been sick for several months.
The funeral will take place from St.
Mary's Catholic Church Sunday morn
ing al $40 O'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
ANOTHER NEW SUPPLY
Celebrated NhipCOId Suits
Go on Sale This Morning.

In black, blue, brown, sage,
mixed, strlped,pin checks and
a hundred other styles in
Sacks, Round-cut, Double
breasted and Cutaways,ever
conceivable shade and pat
tern, enough to clothe al
most every man and boy in
Norfolk and SURROUNDINGS.
we give you more good hon
est value for $40 bill than
any other house in the whole
State. All we ask is for you
to take a peep at them, and
II you don't say SO yourself
we will make you a present
of one. Don't spend one
penny for clothes, no matter
be it for man or boy, until
you have visited the great
and only HUI b, the pioneers
OF low prices for fine mate
rails.
We also put on sale this
morning one lot of Chill
DREN'S FANCY SUITS,
for $2.9S, worth $3.50, REFER
style, junior style, sailor
blouse style, Zouave style, in
fact almost any style, pattern
or fabric you may desire; all
new, fresh goods direct from
our own Tailor Shops at Bal
timore, Md. TIE HUB
calls your special attention
to these Suits. They go on
sale TO-DAY (FRIDAN)
and remain until every one
is gone.
GB REMEM Der your
money back for the asking.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

Harris Nickel Plate Show gave two
performances ut the corner of Queen
and Chapel street. yesterday at > y.
m. and last night. The attendance WIS
large and tue exhibition first class IN
every particular. To day there will
be n matinee for ladies and children at
> o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

IfNAN-At DEL * Friday morning at
residence o his pa euts. No q. Hermu "a
ireot JOHN HOMAS. eldest son o. vii.
HAN ANA Mary Tyran agel rs years
FUNERAL VIII take pa SUNDAY MORN
I'M ut $50 from ST arv's Chur Il. Fri,u /.
snd aclnainIances are respectful invited
TO Attt nj.
baltimore papers p ease copy.
Witch 1 Il 'I-At her resifeAce. no.
3ls curtin .trrot. rtsmOuth. Va. MAY D.
1870 Mrs, iNEI EUGENIA WEST WHITE,
Is /. beloved wiie OF Mr.. John II. viii o.
hurs ana dnu Shtar o. tn late VIM. II. AMI
iztOrtb y. west
me tnnera. scr,i es Nill take place at the
T e.Honcs SUNDAY AF1EENCoN 9TH
instant instant al ) cI'ck. Friends and ic q faint
nnces "ie resnecttuny invited to attend.
IN erment In OK Grove C.met-ry
~ baltimore plIors COPY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

An ordinary license was granted Mrs.
James for the Gladstone Hotel vcster.
day. Also. n license was granted ). II.
HoIiey, 80 James Street, 5. Il. Budd
made application for bar license on
Plume street, which was taken under
consideration. \ number OF citizens
teititiod that Budd kept an orderly
pIaee-a number OF police say be did
not.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
LAST CHANCE.
r. a. Saunders Great Sale of E. 8
Jafiray &, Co. S Stock.

Prices are wonderful aud the quality
of goods remarkable. All wool goods
worth Doe, now 2)c; serge worth 75c.
now jOc; silk and wool dress goods
worth 81, now Zoe; China silk, from l9c
mp; Tnleta silk, from Ale up; napkins
worth 81, now soc; napkins worth 81.
now Sl,50; fine huck towels worth SOC,
NOW lie; NOME towels, i5X22, worth
zoe, now l2ic; linen crash worth Sc.
now &c. Hundreds of other bargains
too numerous to mention from Joilray's
stock. IL. a. Saunders.
On sale. TO day. 1000 dozen knee
pnuts, the washable kind. at Doe. worth
soc. The Hub, 2O7 and 2O9 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

Until June lst l will treat stock, free
OF charge. L. L. White, ID. V. S.,
Phone 325. Office McCleary & Mo.
Clellen's stables, Union street.
my1 If
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When She was Child. she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

Come ont to morrow looking like n
new pin. One OF The Hubs SO wbip.
cord suits. y treat for auyoue. The
Hub.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

Mems Hose again to day. Any shade
YOU want, including bnck, pairs for
Zoe. The Hub, POI aud 2O9 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
UNIVERSITY cfViPGINIA

S"nh"r i',N- lectures. & v,lyowetklyl.
~ = year OF cont'nuau o. h,giu .,,h jun. i.:i.
anu i'th Mug 49, ATf 90 signal u,e-lst TO SIN
.GrulN vino design study 4 tn, or other Law
oih"'s, ma. 10 thoS VIC r,p.se to- red pri-
.sI"' Hhd 81. /" lrsc' Runners VIII h velu rad
tea VAN ~ OF = stei. at % ,u,,,t,t an H., 81 .
81, az en-. !. g, nis,Isity OF Va. Char tie
JoMN q NIXON, Prof Com. anu stat, Ian
my4-iu,t hisat8H-2Y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04
AFTER THE STORE.

Early yesterday morning an at.
fempt wNn made TO effect OH entrauce
10 the clothing store of b. knntrovetZ.
On Main street near Church. The bIg
plate glass window of the store was
broken, but the burglars were fright
ened away. This same store was en-
tered some time ago and robbed of
about $3.50 worth of goods.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

Some OF The Hubs wonders for to.
day. 1900 dozen new collars aud cuffs.
made especially for The Hub. Two col
lars Tor 2oc.; two pair cuffs for 25c.
The Hub.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-04

For electric fans ana ventlluting fans
OF all ENDS, address *. Il. Cobb, No.
~ Roanoke avenue, Norfolk, Va.