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The morning times., 1895-11-03
OHIO.

Ohio will elect State officers and the
Legislature, which will choose q United
States Senator to succeed Calvin 5. Brice,
Democrat, whose term will end March 3,
1897. The candidates for State offices are
as follows:
DEMOCRATIC.
Goyernor-James E. Campbell.
INSTRUMENTATION b. Peaslee.
Auditor-James w. Knott.
Treasurer-William B. Shober.
Supreme Court JudgeWilliam 7. Mooney.
Attorney y-General-GeorgeA. Fairbanks.
Member Board of Public Works-Harry B.
Kefrer.
Clerk of Supreme Court-John W. Cruik-
shank.
REPUBLICAN.
Goyernor-Asa 8. Bushnell
Lieutenant tGovernor-Asa W. Jones.
Auditor-Walter D. Guilbert.
Treasurer-Samuel B. Campbell.
Supreme Court Judge-Thaddeus A. Min.
shall.
Attorney y-General-Frank 9 Monnett.
Member Board Public works-Edwin L.
Lybarger.
Clerk of Supreme Court-Josial, B. Allen.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Goyernor-Jacob s. Coxey.
ant-Governor-John H. Crofton.
Treasurer-George Harper.
Supreme Court Judge-E. d. Stark.
Attorney Decentralization C Baker.
Member Board of Public Works-Wtlliam
A. Gloyd.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-ThomasM. Hick-
man.
PROHIBITION.
Governor-Seth Il. Ellis.
Lieutenant governor-J. w Sharp.
Auditor-A. 8. Cation.
Treasurer-J. d Hawkins.
Supreme judge-John F. Moore.
Attorney general-W. G. Rates:
The morning times., 1895-11-03
MARYLAND.

Maryland Will elect its State officers and
the Legislature, which will choose United
States Senator to succeed Charles Ii. Glib
son, Democrat, whose term Will expire
March 3, 1897. The candidates for State
ofFicGra
The morning times., 1895-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

Massachusetts, will elect Its full list Of
State officers and legislature, and q Rep
The morning times., 1895-11-03
UTAH.

Utah will vote upon the HzapOssd stste
The morning times., 1895-11-03
The Convenience
TO BOTH
The B. E @.
AND
Penn. Depots
makes these hotels particu-
larly popular with the trav-
cling public.

Merchants and others find
the Enrich Cafes serve the
finest Midday meal in Wash
ington.
The morning times., 1895-11-03

Enrich Cafe is renowned
for Steamed Oysters a d
Broiled Live Lobster and ali
sea foods. -,
The morning times., 1895-11-03

The Wines and Liquors
served at the Enrich bars
are most carefully selected
from aged stock. All noted
brands will always be found
here. @
The morning times., 1895-11-03
KANSAS.

Kansas VIII elect chief justice Of the
The morning times., 1895-11-03


yfurnshed dandhe herates formyl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
PETERsBURG's NEWS BUDGET.
a CoiOrcd YInn shot To Onicinir at II
Richmond Narrin.c.

Petersburg. Va. oct. g. lSpccailD
y negro. named John Pete. residing
rear pi*putanta station, on the Nor
folk ana Western railroad. WAS very
seriously shot and wounded n day ur
two ago 10y an unknown man Pete
was turkey hunting AT the time and
says lie gave the man 80 proNocat ion
whatever to shoot him.
Rev. j. NJ Pitcher. ID. u. Of this city
Hili leave here tn-mnrrow morning for
Richmond To uiliCiatc AT the murriayr
OF his niece. Miss Bell Worsham. who
Is I" wed Mir. Samuel Edward Hatcs.
lhe ceremony will take place at Grace
street BAPTIST Church. AZ 80 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. Tho groom Is q
clerk in the National Bank of Rich
mond. ana the prospective bride is an
attractiN" and accomplished young
lady.
Rev. y. i. i'ristor. of this place. h,-
gan a series OF meetings at Zion I.ap-
tSh Church in Accomac county on
last Tuesday and ON the folIuWimn
ditions to the church Nh Eiistoo r,ill
remain for another week tu assist in
carrying on tho meeting.
TN" delegates from the Chamber ut
Cunmcrc" in Petersburg to- TIA. con.
v"nti"n Of the Southern Grain amt
Trade Associations Ia hc held in Al
lautn, Ga. tomorrow. are NicsSrs.
Bartlett Roper Charles Cuhru. nue-
sell II. WalIac" and l.. -. Gilman. Nir
R"per. VII" is the president ur tu,
Chamber. told mo to-day That he would
not hc able to attend.
The work ON the new Nuui. Nl.n'-
christian Association buildings is pro
crossing very satisfactory The fold
ms seats Tor the new hall arrived her,
to-day and VIII SO unt la place az
once. Men are al w"rk uuttIu- IA
p-Vs and other hardwood furnish
sin. Ill.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
POR is NI(OU TIL II EYXS
Lotus Gle. Club mud Miss Marshall.

Ihc best of critics were of the 6pin-
ION last night that the above comb
nation was all and more than they
We're represented to be. Notwithstand-
lhE the threatening weather. very
large audience was present. and every
seat i'll the hall was occupied. and long
before the concert commenced there
was standing room only.
Thc following programme was fire.
qurntly cncored:
|. The Fisherman Gabussi. Lotus
Gle. Club
>. The Rhyme of the Duchess May.
Elizabeth Browning. Miss Marshall
3 How Fair Art Thou. Wcidt MIR.
Morris.
l. Loves old Sweet Song. Assisted
by f.. j. Smith. Lotus Gl.r club
J. Tor-e-ador Hola. Trovatorc. Mir.
Lewis.
=. our lPla,onic Friendship, j. NJ.
Barrie. Miss Marshall
:. The Grasshopper lnnis, Lotus
Gle- club
5. Evening Song. Elumamthal MIR.
Collins.
.. Reading. Selected Miss Marshall.
10. The Courier of Moscow, Rodney.
Mir. Erhardt
II. Screnadc, Novin, Lotus Glcc Club.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Norfo,k county GRAND Jury.

Til" following gentlemen compose
the grand jury for this term; Percy
Smith uoremam. John T.. Daily. Geo
w. James. l.. W. Cromwell. H.. O..
Noe. W. W. Hall. Isaac lunch
Tn" follow Ing true bills were found
X. G. Ausrll. felony: Thomas Brown
felony tour jndic;m"utsl; William
Ives. felony -four iudictm"ntsl: John
Texas alisn John Edwards. felony
John Land. felony: Eugene Jefferson
felony: Frederick Banks felony;
Alexander Goblin. felony: Flick rim
herlaIlr. felony: James Brown. prrju-
~. Jacob russell. miSdemuanor: vii
lie Flanagan. alias Hnl Flanagan
mi";!omyamor; lrcn" l.assitrr, misdr-
me1nUr
rhr following not true bills were
found:
Jas Riaud.color-d. felony. J. :. Anscll
felony. Noah puHicr. felony. Bon
Miller. selling liquor on sunday, IL
rome Mercer selling liquor on Sunday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
otthc 100. 900 rcrsou.

Who nave lately visited Port Norton,
tin" general opinion is that it is The mo-,
desirable site FOR homes and fo,. inv,.sf'
mcnts on Norfolk harhor. ana sine. ,h,
equipment OF the electric railway II Is
eligible 10 the business men OF the thru.
cities Pure air and water. Large int.
low prices. low taxes. ch"ub living
schools. churches and all modern ,,lynn,
taEcs. with the certainty of rapidly in
rfeasln% values due To general dol elop-
mvnt ana the location OF the southern
railway terminus in vicinity Vclfi.
hGlc electric cars each way every hair
hour. Can on NJ. W Mason. Columbia
building, Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
BOOMERANG FIGURES.
Protrc'ionists' Contention That Wagen Arc
Lower Disprnvct.


The American Pruicc, Ne league has
issued ci;.ular pu,prrting 10 contain
figures showing the average number Of
mcu employed IN certain industries and
ehclr average wages now. as compared
with the average number Of men and
wages under the Mckinney tarin. No
names or locations are given. and il is
evident that the figures mo largely ar
bitrary.
Taking the leagues figures as thcv
ftamd, however, they merely prove that.
owing t. the panic and subsequent grad
ual resumption of business, certain lines
of industry hayo gained in mon ana uv-
crn9c wages while others have lost For
instance, taking the leagues own fig
mcS. the average number Of mon EN-.
ploycd Ill bleaching and dyyimg incrcas-
rd from 323 III $40 tOIil IN 1895. Tho
average number of men engaged nhoil.
er and engine iuah lm,!. on the other hand.
decreased from COOS in 1890 To 4. 500
III 1879.
The average wages paid III these two
Industries are III about the sam" ratio.
They Increased from 100 To l5V IN the
bleaching and dy"mg business and do
creased from 100 To- 50 in the boiler and
engine making Industry.
II is evident that while the pauir
caused a big falling oil in the d,n.uld
iorhoi!erS and engines and correspond
lnS falling oil III average wages. ii
could not affect adversely the bleaching
and dycing industry, which steadily
grew both IN number of mon ANA rate
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Wc Don't want she Emr1n.

But would hr satisfied with a small
part of it, We don't want to sell an
the Clothing. but would appreciate Il
t. give YOU as good value f6, vnur
money, # not better, than Nou'U ..t
anywhere Else our stock is the LARGEST
iii tho city ana Prices the Lowest Nn
have NJ NJ Suits Ianginr in price from
81 Ia So 30 Der suit. Boys Suits. sizes
dren suits. To IL. from >l.bo IL ST so
II to 20. from $50 to $l5 per suit. chill
per suit TheS. goods are an suhstau-
TALLY mad" and cut in the latest STYLES
We are ais" sole agents for the rpIc-
hrhted Sweet orr & Co. Overalls ana
Trousers. Every pair warIcntcI not
10 Rip.
BRESLAUER 4 ANTONY.
III High street.
Second door form Crawford
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

quite a number III people visited Prem
It's Place ON Yesterday. admired tn,
beautiful streets and aNrullrs. YaZri nl
tn" sit" for the park. su"kr compliments
taiN of The level land and universally
gay" il as their opinion this was tho
most healthy location Ton a huus" in
Portsmouth This laui is said To br
six feet hiGnrr tGau PARIS View Every
thing must hr uruSp-riuG with the Own
cr~ as on" ui them a't.aiiy smiled Yes
trrdaN 6" u riNui real estate agent to
whom hr had nos ~puhru ia month, h--
fore WAC Says ADVERTISING ia The yin
Siniuu don't pay
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Washington. oct. 22-'rhc following
naval orders were issued to-day: Com
modore 7. q. Selfridge detached from
the Board OF Inspection and Survey. oc-
tober 3lst. ana ordered to command tn,
European station by steamer Of 40.
Ncinher I'd; Rear Admiral William \
Kirkland detached from the command
OF the European station. ordered home
10 De placed on waiting orders: Com
mlndcr W. IL. HroWnSou detached from
tho Naval Academy. November 18Th
ordered home and granted three mont his
i"aN". Paymastrr l.. c. Eoggs given
preparatory orders To duty as paNmaS-
ter OF the Brooklyn Navy-yard: Com
h!and"r Edwin White ordered to duty
as commandment of cadets at the Naval
Academy, November 18th.
An important test. experimental i'm
nature. was made at the Naval Provin.
Ground. Indian Head. Md. yesterday
ny the Ordnance Bureau to dctcriniu.
III" rcldtiN" Nalu" of SurfaC" hardened
prot"ctiN" deck plate. aud the soft or an
neal"d plate now in use Shots were
tired from AN rirh;-iuCh gun with a
velocity of l.'5O feet per second at an
HnSi" of ten degrees The test rStah-
llSh"d tn" superiority of the plate now
III use. TN" face hcdrvn"d. double rOrg-
eel pat" was penetrated aud cracked
hi!lN while TIA" soft plat" was Simply
lnd"ht"d and 1t WAS found had detected
III" ball instead of permitting pcnctiy.-
tiun
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
a Wecis OF trcnt aud Special Al.
fractions at tIuuIniIi's. come
to-Dn,. One Hundred Tow
els M three and Three
Qunricr Cent. Ench.
worth Sc.

Another lot of apron check gInghains
al i@4c yard worth s..
IL pieces of .5c. dress goods double
width. new styles. AT lsc a yard
- pieces Of toe dress good. doubl"
width. entirely nrw. at pc yard
> pieces uf iGc dress goods. double
width, beautiful pattern at PFC. a
yard
20 pieces of 1jc French silk ana wool
plaids. at 19c a yard. beautiful plaids
loo pairs of 81 Kid gloves. new fall
shades. at 1sc. per pair.
800 yards soc. table linen. at 3,I.c. "A
one lot OF DC towels at ice. each
one case of zoe. white spreads al 5ec
each. while the $3.50 quality will go at
csc each.
ON" case of $i.75 white blankets. with
beautiful borders. al 9Sc. per pair
20 pieces new STYLES in fancy silk
worth 81 our price SSc
iiammills go High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
SOTTOh OF GEEK
SENSIBLE wArEEGArE

OF No. ! / wire ana iastcn them to tree
or post, OH one side Of creek. about : or
10 feet from the ground Cut several
poles long enough to reach from bottom
OF creek 10 the wire above. Flattcu the
iarg" on upper ends and bore an inch
and Il half hole through. each one. NOW
run the first named wires through tlir,c
holes and fasten the cfds TO Il tree or
post on The other side of creek Dis'rih-
ute thcs" poles evenly on the cablr and
nail on boards as indicated in the cut.
If high water takes OIL the boards. the
poles still remain, as the water never
cots them
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
We Win Again.

1t the pythiuu Fair, held in Suffulk
last week. there. WAS 81 very haudsom,
sword 10 be- voted To thu most populai
Pythiuu A. usual we obtained tin.
priZ". and Capt. X. u. bunting. Of NJ
lanIir Division ~. !. is the proud uvuri
OF TN, same officer ratrn ui IN" pu-
lice force. returned from Suffolk yes
trgduN, where hv had t,.,u 10 accept tn,
sword In h-half ui capt iiuutu& TIA,
following were m" Votes cast. capt
Il T. bunting. Atlantic Division NJ. .
2o7 lieut. El"y, ut SuuolE 2ul, capt
r. Frank Vaughan Portsmouth DNt-
sion No -, -: capt. Amos Jordan
Virginia Division So = -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

about competition uu SUITS ana Dvar
coats. I've bought hundreds Of th,n
and don't buy ON, To keep either
They're going at - To <l55v Wh.,
Nun see them you'll marvel al TIA" vam,
II! each price"
Mems Youths ana Childrcp.s r,i,
Suits ready f"r your inspection ON
window display VIII give You an idna
"i low ~ ices NJ. ItOSEN BAUM
llh ana us HIM St Pnrtsnnnlh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
N:tiI';iIiOtii:tl.

Alr John Archer I.r Jvlmv and Miss
ellie Harrison AuriaUsh fourth
daughter oi Judge G. W NlurdauGh.
will lot. married at thr Nurdaueh resi-
drncc. On crawford street. tnis after
noon at $50 O'clock The Rev i -.
Powell Viii conduct The ceremony The
groom is "a lieutenant ia the United
states Marine Corps. and is l.ouisi-
aNian by birth. Lieutenant lie .Irun,
is at piesrn, on duty at the Ports
mouth yard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
BUDGET or BREvITIES
The Death of Mrs. Jane Gil Pepper, al Deep
Crosk Yesterday, OF Pneumonia,
WOREINGMEA'S PROTECTIVE SOCIETY.
Young Man Assaults His Uncle
qualified as neutrality-suspicious. Em-
Mention Matters Personal EnGE-
uasr Kendall loses His License.

Attention is called 10 the advertise
meit Of rooms for rent
Masqueradcrs were having larg"
time in Park View last night.
There is Il leak in the water main cor
Nor County and Crawford streets.
There has not been an arrest III the
county since the 10th of the month.
Mir Richard Parrish leaves to-day
for Atlanta to attend the Exposition.
Miss Lille Rcddck. of Newport
News. is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Gertrude McMurran. of Mary
land is visiting relatives IN this city.
Tine Hastings Court WIS in session
yesterday ;ransactmg civil business
There. will br Il german given by III"
Portsmouth Cotillion club on III" -'th
instant.
Edward Hankins, Tor lighting. was
fined $50 10y the Mayor yesterday
morning
The United states steamer Texas VIII
leave to-day Tor New YORK, I" u" COCK
ed and repaired
y fore" Of men are employed by IN"
street Inspector RELAXING the crossings
in South Portsmouth.
Nir J. VI. Coad, uf Bedford county. is
actively engaged in establishing AN in
suranC. company in this section.
Tn" dry kilns at tho lumber yard OF
l;mmerson " Co. which Wcr" recently
destroyed. an, rapidly being rebuilt
4. "A /.
Mf.N' - 'ut'hinS NJ i'I'En'" w
agency Oh TN" Mei'h!hls an" N"V''i'-
ir-' Loan ANA investment company.
Mrs i.i22ir NJ. GrinaldS enc" Lundom
4i AIc"ii'"I CUM ~ lS.,.i'E nv, "'.'''
l'r d VI ia, - W -a".N' ''.u $50,
a \.hhN WIZ "''h M'S az - ''v' ~
'hr va" OF '""'' .''! ,''' '"'s
eng .Etu WIZ, "SS'u'' ~" :.
-ttH"u' I'N!Sn", 80
Nisit'd me tH"hE N'' mo- N''SN'.''
falf 4"St hishI "'' '"J'S'" '''' 9"l'-
P+i.
MHha"h' "h' ~ wv ~ ~, ~!
l!"H'tS on 'ht "' 'S"'o"1" ,'"'' ~,
l"i ms nome III N'''' ''""'' - H'H'''
Gay
~ Is tNyr"nInEiH """ j." ''','' ." ~
- present 'h"'r seems u" ''.'
N"ut! "n t.'r i"'' '' XII :" ""'"
htthlhElFH.
IN" hahds"h, M"l" N"'"" -.
huHunE a. 'H- Hu't''n ma, ~
= on rNhi"i,t"h J." '''''
l'nEv 9""M W",'"M L,
IN" prayer mrrlnE 1881 '"E"' az
1919. ~ 49,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Studying the Interests Of the Fcrr,
Patrons.

MrsSrs Gin y th,mas lcssres Of OUT.
ferries, are makiHg preparations to
widen the companiou-WuN On the ends.
ui ferry stcrru"r. city -: Portsmouth
This Will be II big feature for IN, travel
ling public giving Guubl, the width IN
the passenger ways They also have
under consideration imprny mems Tor
III. LAssnME.l- MANs: ON lh. Anul L-iLr...
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Fined tor Interfering win t,c S,ro.,
Force

IN IN" Mayors Court YESTERDAY.
morning Gvurs- Williams n n,.,r,
l'u'hman. was lined SO for aisorJarly
i.II",, ana Interfering win the street
,''', Tor force oi Workm"u III. NO,
'nS"d seemed willing To submit, ~.
cas-" without amy argument
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
PORTSMOUTH ApV,S.

NtE no LIVE Is PARK
VIEW. Portsmouth. Now Is the time
~, ''.r. 'lr ballu@ptsl" residence. cos
Webster avenue. is offered tor sab This
J.. d most d'sirahi" location, church aud
street cars Within 80 wards nous, is
u'uiN new STAT" ROOF. seven rooms city
Nhl'f mnd''n "OnN"uicuC"S. two lots
nous on ON, 'riC" Is only -. IOn. ana
nhlN So" 81 that cash. remainder ON lonl
nm" GEO W. MORSE. Portsmouth,
w Tnl.nhnmn no ,,,.nt.ai
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
PORTSMOUTH ADv'S.
Specials for To-day.

frc*l lemon cakes, Gc. per pound. Ma
sons I'M" ginger snaps. Gc. per pound:
.l"Sn ii'-ha" crackers. &c. per pound:
fresh Saratoga potato chips. a5,. Dor
hound, II YOU like good pickles try our
w hit" Heath Peaches aud Mnngocs our
SUNBEAM Flour tx from tn" finest patents.
~ YOU want good bread try it, Fun line
81 ,i"'n%S "anr krout. Pickles. Mincc
q, " lII.NLI\. A. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Satisfactory Wntcr Gntr.

An Ohio gcnins sent to The Farm
journal tn" drawing of water gate
which he thinks is one of The most sen
Sihle things Of the kind he ever saw. and
he has had much experience with such
gates. To make ono take 5 or 10 strands
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Fhc funeral of the late MIR W S
'ulpepp"r took place Yesterday after
noon from scott Creek baptist church
Giicr Lodge. /. @. @. f.. of which the
deceased was a member. were In at
tendance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

f'rum 10 until II O'Clock for thr n.
m"sndcr az this week. our entire line O
"mbroidrries at half price.
Spec!ai prices on all remnants I2i.,
hose. three: pairs for 25c.
y. j PHILLIPS.
Under oxford Hall.
800 and 304 High Street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
HOTEL WEI M ON,
gfort NoA-fOIi<.
is
Now Open for Winter Boarders.

Special RATES GIVEN UNTIL MAY
LIST.
Ih" restaurant VIII D." open all the sea.
com. with everything In season We win
rm strictly LNNNIlNNEN OYSTERS
AH -'Niys Special attention given 10
piSTER SGrpERS for parties.
DANCING FOR TIA" public every
SIGHT except Saturday Electric cars
'n &" th' door every half nour until
10 80 .. IN
hANIiNt; thrcr nights in the" week
N"wtty. Wednesday and Friday
Iho pavilion iS uuw enclosed Private
PARTIES can "ngup" ia" sam" on Tues.
lays and THURSDAYS. Apply to tho un-
dIsieucd
NJ ]. MulVEN, Proprietor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Senator Allison remarks that if three
years Of trial shall disclose that, with
good wages paid 10 labor, any Of our III
dus'rics can successfully compete with
like Industries abroad on existing duties
they VIII not be changed. Where it APP
pears that they cannot, new and favor
able adjustments Will be made. Proba-
bly, The friends of tariff reform Will not
object seriously to that programme hon
cstly adhered to. Boston Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
QUILTS, WHITE O.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS.

\ large lot received to-day. s,uticc the
prices: quilts worth. 81 at zoe: Quilts
worth Sl.25 at ". quilts. worth 81 30 ri 81 ~:
- .'''7 N't'u 2 dt Hi.nA. "a the aItoVu
large sizes. can amt examine quickly
GEO. ). kl,iI. Agent
No. 2iJ High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
9. W. liUDGINS 4 co
ATTENTION. ATTENTlonl

lust received at 2l5 High street the
cheapest lin" Of uicurcs ana picture
frames ever offered ~ the two cities. also
nun line of Notions otc.. AZ Iow"Si rrir"s
GEO. = BELL. Agent
brandt Building
w ANrEb Ten shares nt stock al the
Portsmouth Land Improvement and
Promotion Company Address 80
NrEininu office. Portsmouth,. Va
oc2.!-3'
ROOMS TO Lief Small family can nb.
tain tire" rooms and Kitchen by apply
ing No 3l3 Middle" street oCa!-M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Dmb"cllas and Mackintoshcs at low
phi, IS Chas X. Welton & Co. Best
81 Umb Nlla on earth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-05-24

The crossing of Portland bridge by
electric cars, which correspondent calls
attention to in another column, is a mat
ter that demands very serious considera-
tion Undoubtedly there is general de-
sire that the proposed railroad shall be
built. All such enterprises are to
the advantage of the people generally.
Nevertheless the public safety is of first
Importance, and no enterprise however
desirable in itself, should be al
lowed to be presented in a
way that puts life and limb in great
jeopardy. Most of our citizens are IA
miliar with this bridge They under
stand perfectly well that it is dangerous
place as it is t oday even without any
electric cars upon it, and they must see
that the running Of electric cars over
it in its present condition will increase
those dangers many fold, unless some
radical changes are made in the bridge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-05-24
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