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Passenger trains lesve Shenandoah tcr
: .,bto, ~ "a. ,a,,, 80 g., e9 a.. 80,
Hiientown, Beiuielem Essiol sue 1's.tLer
For New ycrs and FiijsdeiFtlr. tI<, 80
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tcr Rochester, hlfsi, NiSgsYA sails =
~, Wes' doy pIh Q. n. ara 81 S.H wv.
f'0r Rtivider6 Delswars wrt,t gAr
tfoud5ourP, 6.U L. n 81
ror Lsrntertylle H'd TreI tcp S.i' y O.,
Tor TuukhHnrock tos o. F. ". 2 =, hZit.
For i''ac. .uc ge' svs '."' aii =. S.
FOR a, bum We y. m. 527p.n
o. - e e. yiit, Lewiston ed Ftsvor 80 =
20 Srctpto sra L,moer YSrc, tGs. -
T.. 5. v - w or ?. II.
For silver Prock Junction, Auoenrtto q
= iS azleton o. ''Ss'e i5a N i24s' ? O., q n ei
Ttr secsntoi, s.o4. al6. u. ~ SIC 81
Eor Baziepi Coz. &. oddo, Driftr L 90 greeis,
~, TBS, q.l5, m. 1913, z 67, 81 ~
-, or Asels' q, Gifardyiiie anc Lost Crees, 81
40 s.la, lO.,C 1. -.,i,N ; 81. 4.ln 6.sF p. u.
OF Hsrei kUt, Ger rans, Mount CRrue Rr
Sosmokin, 9.l8, lll4 =, nn., lS2, 4.2O, e!22. SIi
E.n.
For Ystesviilg, Park TIsce, Nahsnoy Cl,ysi
pelapo 6H 7B6, s.lh, l'.Hb > n. '2.4S. a.
.Trstns VIII ltsve Shan.olin 81 5.l6. 81
II 4b .. n. l.aS, 4.80 80 r. n., ard srTive
..bsusi doRh ~ e.O4, si6 a. m., l2.4S, S.b7, b.E
Lesye Shenandoah for Pottsville, $50 ~
1'H llO6 ll.SO 3. M, 1s.4S, 2b7, 4.1Os. 8.
?, a.
Leave Pottsvile for Shenandoah, SEQ, rs
Aot, Iolh, ll.4O =. m, lE.s2, 80o. ~, $50 ,
st, 94J y. n,
Leave Shenandoah for Halle tor t.o4, ,7A Oh
:. NJ, 1913, 2b7i 52, sos p. m.
leave Hazlston for ShensIcoek, f8t. 100
20 % e II Is II, 2,5s, $50, 725, 756 2. "
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Trains leave for haven IL n, Cepusls
Carmel snd ~ amCkh., t,SH a. n, 2.st D "
srdErrivr 81 Shsmobin ST 7.aU q. n sur
g. m.
Trains leave shauoRin iur shenspdoai
55 o. n. and AGO p u., and arrive ~ 81
sndoah at e,4S a, M and I.5S p II.
lrst-E leave + r dsiEanu, GireroV oV.i..s. los
rees, 9 20 ., ~. 1870 .. m
Tor GnEleJ0b. EinCk Greek Juuc.ut, o. n
Bagen junction &1uch CtGuk Alberto,
Aathleheu, Gast7r snf N'T NCrt tHt
$50. 2.55 p. m
roE PhilauelpniE 1880 ESQ a.
For Ystesvilie, PsrS Place ah1log City a..
eslsno, s.49, 1l,S5 .. m, 1880, 2ia 4.5E s.e5 3
LeSVe HaZletCn for HhevrTdO-' "' 3.
q. u., los, B.80 q. IN
Leave Shunandpsh ins fot#v.iH 65 pc
$50 t.. 2.4r .. ~
Leave Potisvils tor shenauaokr s.5-.
ROLIIN e WILBUR, Gent suq,..
South Beth chen, -
. W, NoNNENACHER, Asst. @ p. A.,
south Bethlehem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-08

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rains asR asA !eit2s Is '2Iovs s... s.,.
7' .H. 81 o s.E5 On Sur6nT
40 a. u. tgr hew Yor. Wis ~ rbrrF,
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for Pottsvins, wees n-vs, yiu 7.2n W..
z.82, 255, h.5H r. N. -...a.
For TamaouA ano M..u..s ...s o., t.rs
30 ,F9E 7,So >, M, i2sa 2ss ses p. N. sun!
Aqr wllliamspot. suoUury .ee Lsw,sop,s,
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tor Eab-uoy p su, wees usS..s.,
, NJ SUM Sy W. ~ sm. ''
10. Ashl. ne ana nUki fs-cs Laa- SO,
20, ll.SO =. M, IsS. 72o. s.sb p. m. surday
'Y5 q. N.
For Baltimore, wsshlnr'on SO the yysst viA
Terminal, Philadc'plh q. ar. K. FJu 9gl,
'.55, ll.8 q. H., $40, ~, .. n. sur. 82s
80 y 70 OH m 0Sa ~ ~ M Addti91l
SSs p N.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH
Leave New YcrE vls Pnitsoelpf4t, ectct.-
~ a. n, 30 f.OO, 7.S0 p M, l2.lb night. "a
kss7e New Yors via ssusb oi,unF. vsstes--
80 8,iOA. m, l.lN, .ANi p n
rtek Gays, i.4u PISS, H00 a. m. and Az,
- ~, o. S',uthv 1852 n. m.
crt' fBaOlt NEe4 ~ =. ff, f.lu, f.ee 50
A. w. $50, 7.b7 3. n ~urdsy. f.&,.
beSvH toissv lie vRpb bErF. S.B, 80 . D.
81 f,2 o c Sunday G.-Ss n
LgeLe Tan sous 'TeeR days i, So, %
g.. G, us, l2' . NJ. Sunday, Elb
Jenve NsNni oy Civ ahes dsye sE a5,
- =. u. i.al, 7.SS o.Sa y. u. 0nctS SIS
Il.
i.sgve @thsuv> tl.sle, sees % W, z.4t 4C6,
80 e.27 ti.Fa g.. n f2bS, g.0g, 70. t26,7.f8IO1e
Surday, 20, s.Gos n,
Leave william spcIt, wCeR Gave, IA, 1910
8@ iilfr. Il Svrosy, iilS p. n
1TLhN1TC CvrY DIVISION.
Leave PEnaoolpha ChcslUut street Wharf
pd South Street wharf for tlantlc Gu
Y Seek-Days-ExpreFs, 9.03 3 u 200 400
,mp M Accom- modaaiou. SEQ a. m, 5,4S
}. d.
''unday xpress. s.U0, IO.OO a. 10. Accom-
notation, 8 20 a. N and 4Se p. n.
Returnil 6, leave Atlantic City depot corIsF
Ntlantic and Ark ansss avenues.
Week-Days-EXpress, 7.35, $40 a. N. ara
10 al d OBJ p. N. Accom- uOdation, el5 o. m,
and 4.32 p. m.
sunda TX ress, 800, 7s0 p. II. AecOmmo
iation, 7l5 g. M, anC Is p. n.
'aFlOr cars on all express trains
@ g. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass, AgJ.
Philadelphia Pn
A. SWElGAHJ1. tsen. Supt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-08
rlonement by whoIesale.

At Delnicze, near Flume, on the
Adriatic, twenty-six girls were carried
off on horseback in one night recently
by lovers to whom their parents had
refused to give them. 1t is not un-
common for Croatian girls to force con-
sent TO their marriage by an elope-
ment, but an organized raid like this
is unprecedented, and has made C. SEN
sation even In Croatia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-08

An old judge of 40 years experience is
credited with the saying, Il don't know
which do the most harm, enemies with the
worst intentions or friends with the best -
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-08
An Fxpens,ve Fire.

A Moorestown PA man stored $500
in bills In a stovepipe for safekeeping
His wife, knowing nothing Of II, start
ed q fire In the stove,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-08

Some naturalists say that the whale
was once land animal that took to the
water for safety
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
MEETING BOARD OF HEALTH
An important Session Held Yes
terday.
The Inspector Reported Fifty.two
Nuisances Abated. Complaint of
Odor Arising from the Grab
Factory. The Atlantic City
Garbage Question,

The Board of Health held it's weekly
meeting yesterday. with President
Landlord In the chair,
The Inspector reported sixty-three
nuisances. fifty two of which have been
sbated.
One case OF scarlet fever was re.
ported.
The Sanitary Inspector was directed
to ascertain the name Of the owner OF
the canal through the Mccullough
property with view to having il
dredged.
letter WAS received from Mir. W.
A. Leary. the lumber merchant, com.
planning of the oder arising from the
crab factory on Plume street. No
action was taken, as it was stated that
disinfscting apparatus had been pur up
by the owners OF the factory.
The Sanitary Inspector was in.
structed to see MIR. G. w. keIlenger
in regard to having his horse (ths In.
spector's) boarded free at the CITY
stables.
The question of salary of the Reg.
lstrar OF Vital Statistics was brought
up and laid over.
1t was ordered that the police report
every house which is not connected
with the city sewer.
DIR. Vance brought up the garbage
question:, aud WAS authorized to pub.
lish the usual notice on the subject.
a motion was adopted requesting
the Street. Sewer and Drain Commits
sioners to enquire into the expedIency
OF disposing of the garbage of Atlantic
City Ward at the city crematory. and
report the result.
All properly approved bills were
ordered paid. and at 1:15 the Board
adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
New WORK Truck Market.
BY Southern AssociateJ pra,a

NEW YORK, June 6.-Muskmelops
Florida, barrel, $la3; do basket, 5Ocs
Sl.5O; do Charleston, basket, S.lOOu
LOO.
Black berries-North Carolina, quart.
6alic; do Maryland and Delaware,
quart, 10c.
Huckleberries - North Carolina.
quart, 6calOc; do Maryland and Della.
ware. quart, Base.
Peaches-Georgia, carrier. 81 0Oa
2.oO; do, South Carolina carrier, Sl.OO
90; do do case, 50caSl. 90; North
Carolina, carrier, 81. 50a2. so.
Plnms-Georgia. wild goose, carrier,
81. 50a2.00; do chioce varieties. car.
rier, 81. 50a2. 80.
Observation-Disclosures and Della.
ware red, pint. 3caSc.
Observation-Disclosures and Georqis.
per hundred. Sl2a25; do, carload
,Apples-Georgia, carrier, 81. GOAL. 70:
North Carolina, green, barrel, Sl.O0s
Cueumbers = Charleston, basket
60ca Zoe; do, Norfolk, basket, 75caSl.
CabbaRes- Norfolk. barrel, 4Oca75c:
do, barrel crate. 40caG5c.
Egg Plant-Florids, half barrel
81. 5Ua2. 90.
Onions Virginia and Maryland,
$2a2. %. -
potatoes-Rose. 81. Ooas3 so; do.
Chill red, s.. OOaS3. %; do poor to fair,
81. 5Oa2; do. culls. 5Oca75.
string beans-Norfolk wax. basket.
81. 25aSl. so; do green, do, 81. GOAL %;
DO Maryland, wax, basket, 81. 75a2,
Squash-Noriolk. summer, half bar
rel, Sl.25al.50.
[omatoes-FIorida. choice, carrier.
81. 2oai. 80; do, common. do. 75caSl. 90;
DO Savannah crate. 81. GOAL. so; do Mis-.
sisslppl, case, S1.UUaSl.25.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

ARRlNGrON-At the residence OF hey
parent, No. % Butte street cxten ed. CD
we inesday. June 10th 1885. at 4;4u O'Clock
Thomas j. and MINNIE u. AIRING ton, aged
y months and DAYS.
The funeral will take place from tile resi-,
! aeneS OF the parents THIS SIhursday), AT.
IERNOON at o'clock Friends aud so
quaintances are invited to attend.
Ueager and News copy.)
JoNES-iesterday morning. at residence
OF Its grandmother. Mrs. Charles Egts NO
al Church street, CARRIE s., infant dauEh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Jones, aged
y months.
funeral Funeral from above residence THIf
C!hur.day? MORNING at IL clock. Frieuds
OF the family are invited.
kAuFMAN-At the residence of his par
p pnrn,n iss t = nc street. "Wednesday
infant son OF Mike and Pearl Kaufman. aged
z! months. "e'U
Tho fnreral will take place from tho aboy.
aeI In,i THIS crhursday) MORNING at >
BIDGooD--At the residence Of bsr hus.
band, James c. Bidgood, IN Nansemona
30 H1, my at l0 p M. on June 25th. 1895, Mira
PhiSClLLA b. BlDGOOD, agoJ 81 yesrs
and i months
Funeral THIS (Thurday) AFTERNOON az
Church. F'''
Mother, dear, thou hiss left us,
anu thy loss VIC deeply fee.
ut tbs God that has bereft u.s.
Ho can all or SORROWS heal
>, PAmhER- At the residence of his parenta
NO; SUI Court street, Por smouth, Va. june
Hoth. 1875, at 4 a M, CARROLL GABRIEL.
infant sou OF VIM. q. W. ana Mary j.
IAN YER aged months and days
Funeral from the residence THIS (Thrrs
aay) AFTERNOON at o'clo k. Frieuds
anu h'l'ialn'anccs are in 'ited 20 attend,
LAWRENCE the residence. 6l2 Fifth
street Portsmouth. Va. Jnnc 2i 1895. Al
800 a m, SARAH II. LAWRENCE, beloved
VIE OF MIR. John T. Lswren. O. aged -
years, months ana 70 days
The funeral services will take place Mt tn,
residence. FRIDAY. Juno 2S,h, at AZ. m,
invited to attend. ,u2I-2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
BRAN BLETON.

To-day is the day for the excursion
to jamestown by the Park Avenue
Baptist Sunday School ON the Poca.
hontas. leaving Ciydo's wharf at a. ID.
Mr. l Q Roberto, contractor. will soon
have two handsome pressed brick
dwellings, completed for Mr. L Gordon,
on Cook avenue. which will add much
to the street.
Don't forget the lawn party to night
at Trinity NJ. e. Church.
The alarm Tuesday night was caused
by slight blaze in the attempt to burn
house on N Gibbs avenue, owned by
Capt John l. Roper. The neighbors
arrested the fire In its infancy. so that
the Fire Department did not reach 1t.
BY no means miss the concert to be
given at McKendree Church tonight.
An excellent programme has been pro
vlded, as follows: instrumental duet,
Misses Baxter and Simcoe; vocal trio,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 0. Young, Mr.. Q. w.
HudGins; recitation. Miss Louis Sterl.
ing; vocal solo. Miss Cora Fulford; in
strumental trio. Messrs. Gordon aud
Reeves; recitation. Mrs. DR.. Carter;
vocal solo, Miss Christine Riddick;
vocal duet, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Hud.
gins. Refreshments served by ladies
of Enterprise Society. Come and spend
delightful evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
ATLANTIC CITY.

The funeral of Miss Emma Carter,
who died in Baltimore, took place from
LeKies Memorial Church yesterday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The exercises
were conducted by tho Rev. j. IT,.
Routten, pastor OF tho church.
Mrs. j. Il. Routten is still at the bed
side of her sister, Mrs. j. s. Wallace,
at Nimmo. Princess Anne county. Mrs.
Wallace is said to be very ill.
The large four .masted schooner
Major Pickands, Capt. L. j. Laith.
waite. Is discharging 1.G75 tons of ice
ut the wharf of the Nottingham ~
Wrenn Company. The Captain has on
board party of ladies. consisting OF
his wife. Miss Grace Randall and Miss
Marion Merrill, of Portland, Me. The
VlRGISIAN reporter called on the Cap
tain and party and was shown through
tho palatisl cabin of the ship. The
party of ladies have made several trips
through the city and express them
selves as being delighted with our
beautiful and thriving city. They will
spend several days in sightseeing be
tore departing for their destination,
Boston. Mass.
The w. G. Il. U. will meet this %. m.
at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs. Paine on
Avenue b.
The Atlantic City Juniors defeated
the Hunterville boys in game of ball
plased yesterday. Score: - to II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

ls an ehectuai pcrsua Ter. and there ara
many persons sounmindml OF the symntoms
OF incoming tisease that II would almost
to ado I precautionary measures Tha ho.,
o. thtse IL recourse To that fine botanic
restorer. Bosts;ter stomach Eitt rs ~
NShIulshes malaria. rheumnt SIN. kidnev
una oiSudtr trouble, failing digestion, bill.
completely foTuies the system against their
further inroads. Its ingredient, are dracn
from nature storehouse. cons -auently II ~
re from the Oh ect:ons attaching to MANY
the delicate. innrm. convales ent nn1 ~
derlv 1t IS pecui arly beneficial. IL we'll
merits continuous and systematic use. Tai
u at he 't'me to induce sleep. and between
mean meats 10 stimulate appetite and digestion.
ingit '
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
Thc Eng aour .trnw aru1 >nIc

The ZIG -Four straw Rrnt sale.
The time has come that straw hats
must go at and when they chose. We
have placed on fonr large and spacious
bargain counters, four separate and dis
tinct lines of bargains as beginning to
unload.
COUNTER lis laden with about 10
dozen of our regular 81 hat that has
gained such popularity. They will be
sacrificed for SOC.
COUNTER lis O line for the little
fellows. Toe. 81 and S1.25 hats, all
thrown in ono large heap, and will be
slaughtered for lsc.
COUNTER 3. -Gentlemen, we want to
call yonr attention To this line. Ifyou
DO neod or ever expect to be in want
OF Tine straw hat accept this gold en-
opportunity. Never before have Won
seea such values.
Every Sl.5O and So hat in the house
reduced to 81.
COUNTER 4.-Has a sample of the
hnest straw goods in the house. Every
one marked at prices less than the cost
OF production. These goods are all
new ana fresh ana must be sold out 10
avoid carrying them over.
Don forget the place and number.
New store and new stock.
GOLDMAN & HoFHElMER.
1C0 Mnin streat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
HUNTERSVlLLE.

Mr.. John T.. French, OF Curve,
Giles county, Va. is on visit to his
sister. Mrs. W. S. Leake, Outten
avenue.
Lawn party last night and to night
on Outteu avenue. conducted by ladies
of Third BAPTIST Church.
Rev. w. S. Leake united in holy
matrimony last night at the Third
Church Mr.. Charlie Plummer ami
Miss Minnie Buossuot. A reception
was enjoyed by the friends OF the
couple Mt II johnson avenue, where
they will reside.
DIR. L. Ii. Moran was arrested Tues.
day on charge of selling liquor on Sun
day. He was arraigned before Justice
Hawkes.. but owing TO the absence of
the attorney for the accused the case
was postponed till to day,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
U.s. Navy and Black Serge Suits

THE HUB has won the game
and SCORED" a great victory
with its $40 U. S. NAVY and
BLACK SERGE SUITS-the
champions" OF all garments.
SlO-ten "penant winners
have put THE HUB on lofty
height, from which it looks
down upon those houses strug.
Cling along with their SIS to
S25 prices. THE HUBS $40
SUITS are wonders = they
never weaken" or "give out"
but are always reliable,
shspely and up to the mark.
They are fashionably cut, fault
lessly trimmed and finished,
and fit you as though you were
made for them. Come and see
the game" THE HUB is
playing-the ZONE PRICE
game" The cost OF admission
is small-if the SHOW" don't
please you-MONEY WILL
BE RETURNED AT THE
DOORS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

Police Justice Burroughs had light
docket yesterday:
James Moore, colored, breach OF the
peace; dismissed on payment OF costs
james Morgan. colored, larceny; dis.
missed.
John Booker, white, selling liquor
on Sunday; dismissed.
Ben Perkins, white; fined S22.25.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
asoIIins .n,ritnte. yn.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of this celebrated school for
young ladies. which will be found in
another column. Parents and guar.
dinns would do well to look into this
school. 1t possesses merits of a high
order, or 1t could not 80 continuously
prosper. 1t draws pupils from wide
area; u States were Represented last
session.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
ToncIcphuu, >ubscr,b.r.

do you know that you can have n
second telephone at your private desk,
which can be connected with the one
IN yonr counting room, 80 that when
there Is Il message for yonr own ear, or
yon wish to engage in personal couver-
sntlon over the telephone, you can do
30 without leaving your chair? All this
costs but little over the original OK
pense OF telephone. We will send
particulars on request.
EEL I'm j. W. CREws.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
SpecInI NnIo eoutI,,,es.

All the big bargains we advertised
IN sundays paper at same low prices
as advertised. Those large white bed
spreads az 5Oc are great surprise; the
iaige beauty towels at 2lc each have
never been equalled few pieces left of
the nil. WOOL serge at 25c yard: the SOC
guall!y nj $40 yard; another case OF
Merrimaok calicoes, 40; and ginghams
a. 90 Sard; aniroscoggin, 10 ready
hemmed sheets, 5uc; pillow cases IOc
bolster cases. 25c each, Don't n,iss
this weeks sale. Levy Bros, ia Main
street.
me Tuitabir Lifc As.uraue, a.
ct.tS.
Is the strongest Life Insurance Cam.
panS III 'he world. a. MYERS,
Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
CAPT|ONLESS LOCAL NEWS
Carefully Prepared and Full of In
terest and Variety.
The Pier at WilIoughby Spit Nearing
Completion. Will Of Mr.. Charles
Egts Probated. Stolen Watch
Recovered. Personal and
Other Notes.

Deputy Marshal Cross is in North
ampton county.
Mrs. Ralph Bender is quite sick at
her homo. 100 Cove street.
EAttorney General Scott Is at the
Atlantic. He arrived last night.
MIR. w. L. Deal, lumber me reliant
OF Emporia, Va. Is in the city.
President II. c. Hoffman, Of the
Seaboard Line, was in Norfolk yester-
day.
The pier ut Willoughby Spit is
nearly completed. 1t will DO 1,40O feet
in length.
Mr.. Womack, tho agent of tho
American Book Company, is ut the
Atlantic.
Rev. DR.. Hugh johnson. OF Wash
inGton, preached at Centenary nj Z.
Church last night.
An excursion from Lewiston. h, c.,
arrived Ill tho city yesterday by the
Seabonrd Airline.
Miss Lola Freeman, OF Coleraine, n.
u. Is the guest of Mrs. J. b. Sim.
mons, 43O highland avenue.
DIR. Barnes, of Nansemond, is in
Norfolk. He has bsen attending the
commencement ut Williamsburg.
There will be o lecture o.night Mt
the Disciples Church by the past or
for the benefit of the Willing Helpers.
The barge Enterprise. with a cargo
of spiles. left here yesterday NOR nlng
in tow of the tug Petersburg for
Willoughby Spit.
The tug Pocahontas and the United
States quarantine steamer Koch we're
launched oil from Graves'e ways YES.
terday.
An excursion under the auspices Of
the brotherhood of Locomotive En-.
gineers arrived hero yesterday from
Roanoke.
Chief OF Police King left for New
York on the Old Dominion steamer
Tuesday night, IN which city he will
spend his vacation.
The will of the late Charles Egts has
been admitted to probate. Mrs. Mar
garet Anne Egts qualified rs executrix
IN bond OF 10000.
Judge A. Il. Hanckel, of the Corpor.
alton Court. occupied the bench in the
absence OF Judge Martin, III the Court
OF Law and Cbnnoery yesterday.
The lad who rescued his companion
from drowning In Roanoke Dock Sat.
| nrday afternoon is named James Gil.
lett, and resides at No Cumberland
| street
Owing to the absence of Mr.. Gibbs
at the time OF the expected publication
| OF the woman's edition of the Pilot, the
ladies' IN charge were compelled to
postpone Its Issue, but hope to have it
out now in few days.
The basket OF lunch which was piven
| to negro boy to carry to the Old
| Point steamer, Is at the Police Station.
| The boy. 1t is said, could not find the
lady at the wharf ami carried the lunch
to the station aud reported the facts,
The gold watch which Was stolen
| from the grocery store Of Mr.. SAWYER
q few days ago has been recovered
from Jacobs pawn shop. where it was
| sold for IS. James Morgan, a color ed
| boy, who has been confined in Jail on
| suspicion. was released yesterday.
Jacobs testifying that he was not the
party who left the watch at his place,
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Death Of I.ittIc Henry Morris Knuf


Little Henry Morris Kaufman, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kaufman died
suddenly at 6:30 o'clock yesterday
morning, aged I months. The death
of the little boy was severe shock to
The fnmily and friends. who extend their
sincere sympathy to the family of the
beresved. Tho funeral will take place
at . o'clock to-day from residence, 1879
Fenchurch street,
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Election of OFFICERS.

Columbia Lodge No 4l,,I o o +.
elected the following officers Tuesday
night: George p Reynolds, sitting
past grand Z Epes. noble grand; c
NJ Muyes, vice grand; f. Dunbar, Jr.
secretary; G /, Whicbard, permanent
secretary; A L kriss. treasurer; Rev
Sam w Small, chaplain.
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Messrs. Townsend n Jones and II. F.
Rodgers. sold at the Real Estate Ex.
chadge yesterday to Moses Wertbeimer
four Que acre lots of the Haynes prop
erty for S2,0S5. These lots front on
Chesapeake avenue.
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E--ADMIsSION is CENTS

The Pastor wi lecture THURSDAY, the
IN pu a. =; III. on The New South After the
Room. This lecture has been revised and
dciiy'red Tor tile benefit OF several churches
III Virginia ana Maryland during the spring
ana tniie number o engagements have
been made for its delivery next fall ana
N'H'or' iu27-it
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The pleasant effect and perfect safetv
with which ladies May use the Cali.
fornis liquid la1atiye, Syrup OF Figs.
under oil condition, makes il their
favorite remedy. 70 get the true and
genuine article, look for the name of
the California Fig Syrup Co., printed
near the bottom OF tha nnckana
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Locn, nictcoiogicaI Data,

tFoR "a HOURS ENDING 8 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT. I
U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AonIcULrUnE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Office. Dodson Building,
NORFOLK, Va, June &c. 1895,
Maximum temperature o.
Ninlmum temperature..... IL
Normal temperature deducted from 20
years observation If
D . from normal. .......... plus Z
Accumulated depsi ture since Jan. / plus pa
Uriii, al, lor "a nours ............. 90
i"iliaii sihce lst OF the month. 1.63
j. j. GRAY. Observer
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Cnmpb-Ii's >pcciaiDay.

Wednesday, June 26th, l make best
50 cabinet photos for 81; best 81 cabi.
net photos for Sl.50 All other sizes
Main street.
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Palmer a Ero.t Quo,utions.
Special Dispatch to the yirginian.

7P0o''I D7sP"loH % tHe Vlrginiun.
NEW YORK, June &c. Potatoes, prime.
81. 3oa3. 10; cabbage, 4Oa6Oc; cnkes'
Slai.49; onions. basket. 81. 25aI. so:
beans. half barrel, Sl.25a1. so.
PALMER X FRoSr