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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-05-31
HILLHOUsE NTNE WINS.
The Game with the Meriden Team Yester-
day,

Meriden, May SO.-The Hflhouse
high school baseball nine Of New Ha-
ven defeated the Meriden high school
team II to 8 in hotly contested game
Of baseball at the Hanover Park
grounds here to-day The interest was
at times very intense, as for four in
nings the score was tied. The Hill
house were strong in the field, while
their opponents We're weak in that par
ticular. Scranton and Whittlesey did
good work for Hillhouse and Brewer
for Meriden.
rr.1-- =.
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Aea1 estate.
FOR SAFE.
TO RENT,

FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD,
EoR two, HOO; also two rooms with use of
IL bath, 90 and $3.50 per week, board IL
desired. Address Z. B., This Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-27
MORE FIVE CENT COTTON.
THE SPOT MARKET DROPPED OFF
n SYMPATHY WITH FUTURES.

syirits Turpentine Scarce and in
Trsent Request at An Advanced
Price-ROsin i'm Good Demand With
Rise in Common Grades-COrn
Products Quoted Lower in the LO-
cal Markct-Other Departments
Quiet But stendy.
ss~annah, Feb. 2s.-The features OF to-
s4.-= markets were the decline OF cotton
to q basis Of cents per pound for mid
5,fr- and the lively request for spirits
-r-rentine at an advance Of = cent n gal
Ion. There was a limited amount of bust
ness doing in either Of the departments Of
r-sde on account of the light offerings.
I'm rosin there was a fair demand at firm
r-i-es. the common grades having adj
vsnced. The security market was dull.
The general wholesale trades were quiet
hut steady. Corn products were quoted
lower at the Board Of Trade. The follow
ing resume of the different markets will
show the tone and the quotations for the
day;
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lsc more. Dry sailed meats. steady; loose
shoulders use: short ribs. size, short clear
Oiec Whisky. firm and active.
81. Louis, Feb. 26-Flour. steady. pat
ents. 81 f5M2d0 fancy. S2.0a2l0. choice.
8. SOUl 80. Wheat higher; February, 52iac
May 53isc; July. 5Sc. Corn. higher. Feb
ruary, Also: May. l2Ac; July i2%d42ac
oats, higher; February. SOisc. May, 30is6p
30ic. Pork standard mess. 5000 Lard.
prime steam, $3.50, choice. 500. Dry sailed
meats. shoulders. i&c longs clear. Size
clear ribs, $50; short clear, $3.50. Bacon
packed, shoulders, 5hc; ribs. 524c; short
clear. &c. High wines, distillers finished
goods, Sl2s.
Baltimore, Feb. 26.-Flour dun. wheat
hrmer; No. red spot and February. 575sc.
March. d9Mn59'sc. May. 59H59isC. steamer
No. red, 5iz054Ac southern by sample
Ji059c; do on grade 55A@5SAc. Corn firm
er. mixed spot and February 41saM47Ac;
March. 47i2a472c; May. 4SssGpiS7sc. steam
er mixed l7c bid: southern, iSu49c. oats
quiet and steady, No. .. white western.
35i20S6c; No. . mixed do. 3Siam3ic. Rye
steady; No. ., 56057c. Hay quiet and
steady. Si30Gnl350 Grain freghts barely
steady; other articles unchanged.
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Charleston, Feb 26.-Arrlved. steamer
Volusia, Higgins, Jacksonville, proceeded
to Philadelphia; schr yacht Gilani, Bos-
ton. cleared schr J. Trainer. Little, New
York; sailed schr Lucia Porter, Farrow.
Bridgeport.
jacksonville, Fla. Feb. 26.-Entered
steamship Cherokee, Bearse, New York
schr A. r. Ello, Sweetland, Boston
New Orleans Feb. 26.-Arrved. steamer
saltwater, Gait, Porto Cortez: steamer
Canarias, French Duret, Havre, Antwerp
and Bordeaux; steamer FL Rio, Quick. New
York; steamer Clearwater (Br). McFar-
land, Porto Cortez.
Cleared-Steamer Knickerbocker (Amn),
Halsey, New York.
Baltimore. Feb. 4.-Arrived. schooner
Clytie Crockett. Savannah.
Gibraltar, Feb. 23-Passed, steamer Taft
ma (BD. Harris, Savannah for Barcelona
and Genoa.
New York Feb pa special 10 the
maritime exchange from Bermuda to-day
says: THE steamer Istrian from Liverpool
for Newport News. Va, arrived at Ber-
muda to-day short of coal"
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Per schr John 6. Schmidt. for Philadel-
phia. 348, i25 feet pp lumber-W. D. Bogart
& Co.
Per schr Emily f. Northam, for Phila-
delphia, 2G7.287 feet pp lumber.-W. D. Bo-
CART d Co.
Per schr John r. duBignon, for Boston,
49,. 100 feet pp lumber.-Cooney, Eckstein
& co.
Per Norwegian ship Andvake for Ham,
burg, $3.50 barrels rOsin. valued a S13,622-
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Per Norwegian bark Verltas, for Danzig,
$3.50 barrels rosin. valued at SIS. 856-Pat-
erson. Downing & co.
Per steamship City of Augusta, for New
York., 237 bales upland cotton. ia bales
sea island cotton. 4O3 bales dorhestics and
yarns. ~ bbls rosin oil, ~ bbls rosin. 5S
CONTINUED on Third Page
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Per steamship city of Augusta. for New
York-A r Thompson, $ NJ Tunison, II
iish, r Carter. A II Terhume and wife.
Mrs Leithead, Rev z NJ Kennedy, Rev
r w Broderick. a w Curtis, Miss Cur
it's A r Walters, VIM + Hearn and wife,
Miss Gilligan, Paul Hausman, A G VIII
merdng and wife. r r Martin, r Mar
tin, Miss Kate McAlevy, J Winerman and
wife. f Figeas. Nat Britt, A Begin, l.
Welsh. J Oily. b Gaspare.
Per steamship VIM. Crane for Baltimore
j y Crosby. II MaskowitZ, J w Martin,
J + Hugell, Laura Brown, Sarah Brown.
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The market was steady The following
quotations are posted at the Board of
Trade.
Clean Rice
Common, SlaG3a5c per pound: fair. 3si0
&c; good. 4i40Aac: prime, 42fQ5c. choice
head 5a5lsc small lots, IsQl4c higher.
Rough Rice
Upland. l5Q65c per bushel tide water.
75cG$1 %
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas city. Fisher, New
York-C. 6. Anderson. Agent.
Ship Andvake (Nor), Cornelinsen, Ham
burg--J. G. Andersen q Co.
Bark Neritas (Nor), Hansen, Danzig-
J. G. Andersen q Co.
Schooner John G. Schmidt, Norburg,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HarTiss & Co.
Schooner Emily +. Northam, Johnston,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harriss a. Co.
Schooner John r.. duBiRnon, Turner,
BOston-George Harriss & Co.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship d. II. Miller, James. Balti-
more j. Carolan. Agent.
Norwegian bark Italia, from Liverpool
with salt. consigned 10 j. c. Andersen a.
Co.
Bark Italia CNor), Hansen, Liverpool.
with salt to order.-Vessel to Paterson,
Downing & Co.
Schooner James Boyce, Blake, Port
Royal-Cieorge Harriss q co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Beaufort n. c. Feb. ga wreck OF n
large schooner was seen yesterday bear
ing southwest from the station house,
seven miles. Her masts and bowsprit are
held by riggings She is dangerous to YES
sells coming through the slough.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
schooner John e. duBignon, Boston.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, Finney. Beaufort and
Port ROyal-C. II. Medlock Agent.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Augusta and
waylandings-W. T. Gibson, Manager.
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Opening Highest. Lowest. Ciosinl

. The cash quotatlOns were as follows.
Flour market quiet. There was but a lin
tied inquiry, and the ruling feeling was
steady. No. 2 spring wheat, 54hm58Mc;
No. red. 1%N52c. No. 2 corn. 43lkc No
oats 2824c Pork. Sl0.05d102O Lard,
S6.35G6.37jz Short ribs sides, S5l505. 20.
Dry sailed shoulders, S4.6Zj5d4.75. Short
clear sides. $5.45GJ.50. Whisky sL25
Cincinnati. Feb 26.-FIour, quiet; winter
patents. S2550290: family. 2.05a215: ex-
tras. Sl.s5G1.95. Wheat. not much wanted,
offerings light: No. red track. 54isc.
Corn, quiet. fair demand; No 2 white
mixed. track. 42lsc; No. yellow, track.
42c. oats. fair demand. steady: No 2
mixed, track. Sic; No. whites track. BIC:
easy: steam leaf ss75; kettle lard Sc Is.
Bacon. steady: loose shoulders, sac; short
ribs, SIC; short clears 6Hc; boxed meats
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Steam-To Boston, lie per 100 pounds on
rosin. soc on spirits; to New York, rosin.
S5hc per 100 pounds. spirits, soc; TO Phila-
dephia rosin, TIC per 100 pounds. splr-
fits. soc; to Baltimore, rosin, 7lac per 100
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80
n A.
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closed about steady. Net changes show
losses OF : 10 Ia ner cent. CordaCc. Big
Four. Jersey Central and Lake Shore
kalned -stt"t per cent Total sales were
HISS shares. The bond market was ir-
re-uiar Sales Of listed stocks aggre-
gated lla,Wo shares, and OF unlisted
New York stock disclosing Bids
stocks and Bonds-American Cotton oil.
1ls do preferred, G3i-46i; Sugar Refinery,
S7a. 90 preferred, 81; American Tobacco,
S7i-; do preferred, 1921; Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Re. 3's; Baltimore and Ohio,
%; Canada Pacific i2is; Chesapeake ana
Ohio. l6Ns; Chicago and Alton. Us. Chi
c4So, burlington and Quincy, 20, Chicago
Gas. ll..- Delaware. LackaWauna and
Western, 1853; Disullers and Cattle Feed
ers. lois' Erie, SIS; Do pref erred. Is; Edison
Sla. Lake Erie and Western. l5it do pre-
f5rred, 10ia; Lake Shore, 1904; Louisville
Snd Nashville 5o9s Louisville ,d ana
Memphis and Charleston. IL: Michigan
Central. "a. Missouri Pacific. 1875; Mobile
ana Ohio. Il; Nashville. Chattanooga and
DO preferred, So, New Jersey Central.
81, New York Central. 915s New York and
preferred. II: Northern Pacific, 2ei; do
preferred, 1885 Northwestern. SSisi do pre-
ferred. 1881. Pacific Mail 2lis. Reading
90; Rock Island 6l5s; St, Paul. as dc
Tennessee Coal and Iron. "a; do do pre-
ferred. 40 asked; Texas Pacific. SIS. UNION
Pacific, 50: Wabash. ST, l. & p, 5is.
do do preferred, 1924; Western Union,
S71s; Wheeling and Lake Erie SIS; do do
preferred. %. Southern Railway 5s, sc;
Southern Railway, common, 81, Southern
Railway, preferred. 3lh; South Carolina
AS. 103.
State BOnds-Alabama A. 10f; do B. les;
do c, So bid. Louisiana Stamped As, 100;
North Carolina 81, Us; Tennessee, new set
IS. Si7s. Virginia 6s, preferred, S4. Nir-
ginia Trust Receipts, Ga, Virginia Fund
ing Debt. jS9t.
Government Bonds-United States Is,
registered. il2ia; United States As cou-
pons, 1l2ia; United States Is. registered.
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic In
formation will be furnished masters Of
vessels free OF charge in United States
photographic Office in custom house,
Captains are requested to call at the Of
fee.
for transmission to the navy department.
For additional shipping news see other
roIuunug
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-27
MAINE INTELLIGENcE.

SAVANNAH. Wednesday. Feb. q. 1895.
~~-----~-~-~-~-~----~~~~
sun rises 6;22
sun sets ..l'5S
~---~---~--------~---~~-
High water FIT. Pulaski, 1924 am: $3.50 pm .
Central Standard Time)
Time ball on cotton exchange drops at
1900 m, 18th meridian.
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= - 80 IFUuTLoI Al me B0ar1 ~
4 !, s1le, az the official quotations. included
low glass. g barrels y, 46 barrels Nj e
barrels \, 81 barrels I, 13S barrels H. 81
1arrels 9, ia5 barrels T. 2s2 barrels IS. ia
Naval Stores Statement
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Charleston. 5. g. FEB. 2s-spirits tur-
pentine, firm at 2stzc; receipts. none
Il barrels.
Wilmington. n. c. Feb. 26.-Rosin. firm:
strained, Sl.l0. good strained. S115. Spirits
Crude turpentine, firm; hard, S11O: soft.
$50. virgin. $40.
New York. Feb. 26.-Rosin dull. firm:
strained common to good. Sl.40d145. Tur-
pentine, quiet, firm: no southern here /,
machines quoted. S3isc
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WEST BOUND l
No. Il No 81
Mail and local frt
Express daily
Daily. 'eN- sun.
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Connections Via a. & w. 5rans
SOUTH HOUND

All rain wee cksonvI leand AUgutin erund
dining carse
ppedw
sing there
General = a engerA Agent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-27

avannah and Augusta, Savannah and Macon, Sa.
)n and Atlanta.
o points beyond our line apply 70 ticket agents
General Passenger Agent, Savannah. Ga.
IIEO. ID. KLINE, General SUPERINTENDENT
J. {. SHAW, Travelling Passenger Agent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-27

1lTains marked run daily except sunday
Sleeping Cars on night mains Detwctn ~
varngh and Atlanta. ParlOr cars between Mac,
Ticket OF, ce - Bull street and depot.
or further information ana for schedules
or TO j. G. HALE,
w +. sHELLMAN. Traffic Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

Thomas 4. Edison was in Philadelphia
recently in conference with number OF
gentlemen prominently connected with
electrical enterprises, who aftcrward dined
with him.
When met Mr.. Edison, he was extreme.
~ rcticont as 10 the object OF his visit ana
said lie had been out of the electrical bust
ness Tor tile last three years. |; was
learned, however, that Mr.. Edison Is the
central figure IN plan To utilize the vast
banks OF culm or waste from the ,.nthra-
cite coal mines of PENNSYLVANIA. hitherto
considered worthless, by converting it into
electricity IN tho ordinary way and trans
mitting 1t in the shape OF alternating cur
rents to Philadelphia to be used for light,
heat and power.
Mr.. Edison has not yet succeeded in
producing electricity direct from coal
without the USE Of fire. steam and electric
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
Found in II Lumber Yard I'm IL d., ing
Condition,

Yesterday morning II we'll dressed
stranger WAS found lying in Harris lum-
Der yard. on the suburbs. in Il dying
condition. He had beside him il satchel
which contained some medicine and
some papers. also Il silk hat
He was found by Justice Haynes. who
had him removed to the county ian
Or. Charles Culpcpper was called In and
did what he could for him. but the
mans condition was heNond human
SIKH. Al noon he died from pneumonia
brought on from exposure. From the
pest information that could be gained
lie is supposed To be named g NJ Cleans
a patent medicine man. from either
Pitt*horo or Wilmington. y. C He had
Il paper with the name OF Il Miss Addic
Fowler. OF Pittsburo. " c. who is a
cousin OF his. She was telcrraphcd to-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
Liberty Eel May Co 10 Mexico.

The Liberty hell committee has received
from the government Of Mexico. through
President Dial. hn Invitation for the ryhi-
bitiOn oi the bell in that country inuIcdi-
aicly after the close OF the Atlanta cxnusi-
tion. 1t Is intended that ceremonies shall
be held with ia" bcll al thc graves of Hi.
dalRo and Iuarraz, and at other points in
Mexico made sacred in the effort of that
nation for liberty II is also suggested
that the bell shall visit The loves, point
reached by railroad in Ccntral America.
and there have an appropriate ceremony
suggestive of the proposed connection by
rail between North and South America. -
New York Times
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
How TO Make IL CIothespin Doll.

Select pin with as regular u head as
possible and paint III the face with wa
ter colors and india ink. The hair is
made with bits of tow pasted on. or it
may be painted on with gold paint.
The dress is made Of crimpcd tissue pa
per in any color, and II full skirt of
white or the same color is placed be-
meath it.
Gather the dress skirt on separately
from the bodice. which may be dis
pcnsed with If there is wide sash de-
sired. a shoulder cape is gathered about
the neck, and the sleeves are made of a
straight piece of the paper, doubled un-
der TO give the fashionable balloon eff
feet. Arms and hands are cut from stiff
white paper and painted TO represent
gloves and arc gummcd on within the
sleeves. y broad brimmed hat is made
OF the same paper and trimmed with
loops and ends.
The sash may DO of ribbon if pre-
fcrred
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
Another Hody Recovered.

Ever since the fire at the Seaboard
AR Line warehouse on Wednesday last
Harry WILDLY. a we'll known colorrd
man has been missing. His friends
had hoped that he would turn up. Yes
lerdaN morning his body was found
hoating in the dock. whcr" he jumped
or fell overheard. The City Coroner
was notified and At once had a jury
summoned, who after hearing the tcs-
timony rendered Il verdict that the
deceased came To his death from acct
dental drowning. The body was re
moved to his home. on Greene street
near London street. II is said that
two mare men are missing yet.
He was insured with the Virginia
Insurance Company
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
Uncle sam Buys the rirrnn Land.

treaty has been effected with the Pic
gan Indians If Montana by which II strip
"t land rich IN gold, silver ana copper
ores, Is coded to the United States The
land - go miles long and wilc, running
from Birch creek north To- the information
a! boundary one ana "a half million dol
ihrs are To hc paid in ten annual install
i"eN's oil caitl" ana annuitics, beginning
III ie"N, with the expiration of tho present
treaty. Tho commission have 2.,no to Fort
Bcikiap, where They will cndcavor to Sc.
cure similar ccs-iun from The eros Ven
tres Indians of IA strip of land in the Little
Rocky mountains Chicago Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

Washington oct. 1.-THE Navy De
pariment has decided that the depth of
water in tn" drydock at the Norfolk
Navy yard will not permit the new bat
llrShip Texas To br locked there. The
uoCk was found adequate for the Texas
hcIoi" Sh" was lifted with armament
ana other heavy material bul she is
now too deep IN the water To- permit her
To enter Sh" will be sent fOr docking
eat h"r I" Port Royal, :. g.. OF the Brook
IEh Navy yard. with The probability
strongly in favor of the latter place
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
BERKELEY.
I III


The Eastern Virginia Christian Con
ference will hold its next session with
the MainStrcct Christian Church here,
beginning on III" 18th Inst, and CON
tinuing four days. About eighty dele
gates are expected and he pastor. NJ.
w. Butler. is making preliminary ar
;anScments for their entertainment.
The entertainment given last Friday
night at odd Fellows Hall South Nor
folk. will be given at WaShingtun-S Street
Han. licrklcy. next Thursday evening
at o'clock sharp. buresuuc or An
neNation. Admission only IL cents.
DoU Bile MARRl NGE.-rhcrr
was very pretty double mar
riagc AT the residence of Mrs Julia );
Moore. corner oi Pine and Mulberry
streets. yesterday morning at o'clock.
when IN the presence OF the family ana
their immediate friends her Nv" dauGh-
tors. Misses Lizzie Nj and Ethel \
Moor, We're married Ia MIR Thomas "
WininEd"r Jr.. and MI, Horace NJ.
Maokan, respectively Tn" ceremony
was performed by Rev. pr George H.
lay nl Chestnut-Stht"ot NJ F.. Church.
MISS Lizzie W"i" a gown at brown ,lotn
with hat and Elu,Cs 20 match. while
Miss Ethel wore II gown of blue cloth.
Win nat ana gloves I" match
Thr bridal party left ON tin" ?i5 train.
over 'ht S'ab"hrd AIR Line Tor Atlanta.
Wher" Trey will visit tn" Exposition.
ne h"hiN couples wcr" IN" recipients
81 many hahdS"m" and useful presents
ON their return from Atlanta both Air
and Mrs. Wintnbder and MI anl Airs.
Narhah VIII r"Sid" IN Reikiey
ne luh'raI services OF Mr. w. +.
'dE""n VII" died SUNDAY afternoon.
Mvl' h'Id IN hrrkIcV-ANviG" BAPTIST
church yesterday morning at 10 70
o'clock, ana were conducted Us the pas
tor Key H. y, QGiscnbery Deep
creek Lodge and lie" Ludrc. knights OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
GRAINS OF KNOWLEDGE
The Sewer Pipes and Stones on the Side
walks Continue to be Dangerous,
CONSTABLE ELLIO1T'S WlRY PRISONER.
Two More C0Iored Mcu Missing. They
Are Suuposed TO Have Been
DrVwncd-Thc PNthinu E>rursio"
The Executive Committees Remit.
taure RpciSIeSs Shooting.

The Elizabeth is on the line i'll place
OF the City OF Norfolk
Live pigeon shooting At Port Norioik
to-day At $50 o'clock.
Ii is dangerous FOR vehicles 10 pass
down County street.
The Hastings Court was in session
yesterday, but did no business oT any
kind.
Francis Hodges. a wcll-known jail
bird. was fined for drunkenness Sestef-
day
Attention is called to the add of w;
H Dennis in which he offers hay ana
fodder for sale cheap.
MIR John Dickinson will l"av" TINS
morning for William ana Mary College
To study for the ministry.
There was 4 regular turn around
among some Colurrd proplc on hish
street extended yesterday. Sticks. etc,
We're freely used.
The last quarterly conference of the
Etiingham-Street NJ. j.. Church viii be
held Thursday night. y board oil stew
ards will be elected.
The Pythian excursion To Suffolk to
.l.orrow promises to II" an elegant al
fair. All who desire t. visit Suffolk
should not miss this trip.
Mr.. Hail, OF Norfolk. who was drown
ed. was insured FOR small amount in
the Virginia Insurance Company. Tn"
amount has hsen paid To his widow.
Attention is called TO the add of the
Seaboard Air Line in which they, re-
turn thanks 10 the fire department
and all others who assisted them at
tho late fire.
rher. arr, numerous complaints from
people living around Cottage Place aud
in the suburbs generally. about the
reckless shooting that is carried ON at
night 1t is dangerous for people to
travel unless it is stopped.
The Democratic Executive Committee
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