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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
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FOR SALE--Neat fotr-ron,,, -.s,s,,-' =
Sinaoi 10. ovNlVO feet on the South sids.
%t-yyV, easy terms. Six room coftacs
as 80 10y nyNlov feet, South side. s,s,s,l
S iss terms. on Adams street, iot iocs
.o ~ deel, house i've rooms, 5000: easv
,e'n's On Cherry street, lot sOxlOO fees'
.iset tWo-story S-TOom dwelling sls0a,
wins easy. This Is corner lot ars
SnJin,,aiiy located; an extra batra,n
oi9e 9 or iand In Kings and ousenss
auIi'ion TO Fort Worth; fine for frnl,
aiu garden purposes: just one mlis
S 10, OF me city and on two plked roada.
DioVhs range from nine 10 thirty acres
saSl anu range in price from sad ner
n Ire TO $40 per acre. Extra easy tert,,a
aou can i've on this propertv nnd AZ.
business in the city. "''s w
Lots IN Texas and Pacific addition
ouNsV feet each; $500 each; monthiv
PeS inehts AT per cent Interest.
~ acres 4 l-2 miles south of The civ
~ FENCED and cross fenced. About i1o
astes IN cultivation; good orchard ami
-, ,ea,'l Wen; 100 acres can be culfl-
.steui me black prairie soil. All fine
$3.50 anu nay land. Six-room house.
,,',l y, sheds and barn This place
,,t,' oe sold, Come add let us shoyv
VI ms property II you want 10 buv a
NVls,plete home. Price way down.
ENlra bargains In ali Kinds OF real
,vs,ile. Houses and lots. lots. hlnrIts
Itog,. pIuperty, farms and pastures.
t9uvsuons or show property.
L. \. HUFFMAN e co,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
AGENTS WANTED.

Insurance. c0ippany Of New York. Is de-
SIRIUS Of securing district and local agents
N an unoc,lpled territory in tho slate Of
Texas liberal contracts win BE- made Will
competent and reliable men. Address, Win
rtferenfcs. james Il, Day. Manager, south
western department, No. e0s Common street,
New Orleans. La.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

---.,.-......- fot SALE
! ONE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,.-,,,> -,
Scotch collie nun rn,'ntys ,t1 ,siv' ru
H. l.. Jones, Eossc. Tcx.
! BARGAIN T.,,.i,,-r -
beautiful now sl66 ,n'ri,ht MA risn ~ s.
| ypOl ,,gh ts"N Pahp Tor
Zctta' 1'uNiesS NJ I'' care OF Ca
ron SALE 001-65If I6I-F77f- IN . 57,-i--
| established newspaper bushes. WiiG a nrsi
| eIa's uponIngi about $500 VIII Ouy tho IN
lrr,-i ptt tlno. strictly d 6areiu: town
! =" p,Hl pnlt OF the state Write 10 MIS-. *
80 =. NV 9etelS,, I-9Ll Worm. IeN.
49,. 81 .lt ,'l'-Laaies phaetoni gentle
So H'oI .ou4'tl9n' thl at 2lO West
1 la LItcL ~. ~, Hood.
FOR tho next gO dnys 1 WIN gcii ne
,,i' $500, Quo anu thd spring bug
49, N'.s,iS wagons, carts, etc, very
NH,up Can nni see me, 80 West Sec
FOR EoR s ALE ana Ied cedar lci1-
nni1o bols dare fence posts, pillng ana
DluCN9' Wrllc Tor prices, Lone Star
nr9kcrage company 1903 Main street
llllllas, Tex.
fn Ell 1900 -, hrst-class soda water
l'ItpIy. hluuted In mo locality; no
competition. Good reason for selling.
A good chance for two pushing voung
dress c. a. ~" c .nouN t,l capital Ad-
1stta - - ~ care fort Worth Ga
i-0iT
ao1'iltiSn On ou at 10y, tnrnture IN good
i7OK SALE One 1151IIf5 80 ,--,,-,7,,
COED as now. cal on or viii. / T. ' Tntia -
20i Main street, rort Worm ~, i"'iof
nm Cau FOR o,,r ,,,r.,a,,,- -
/QN pi.,no,d ~ p"l sAtns IN
"a 81 Jcwelry' ins,run,seis, n"'ns;
~ ~ Liza. - ,nst' uuiuuts OF an
money easy. per cen, 'I law r. ete,
Pawneroksr 2og Houston street. II
F ,II,,s sAha liI win lease Of an
~ once Is alone Il guarantee slticleut to
5yast 9qt; the matter WIN 9elr ths fullest
waco rex
-----,-,.--.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
----------'------------
cleanest and best 15 cent
Nj hours OF the day. Fieteber,s pe az
1903 Main street
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WANTED Couple without children. or twu
" ~ Hi,teu l",m hhu DDhfu. Mrs
i,.a ~ Malone corner f'aeh aud Harding
DOM no RENI-NeatIy faTn,soso A..
nd lrIrst oVi '
ms ,CLnSS room anu boardi Apply 10 :
W. Mhhhlr, 3lO Lamar street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

STrIG--,- ,--1-,.7-
AGO s,tt't,1 ' IN W iiotcl worth Patrol
- 49, ..-e e.Ieuiar Mork.
MISS NJ. BEITSCtt tho r,,t,I.,,,,,
drcssmakcr. Is locnicd ovcr snr'io,!
drug store Houston street p,ir,, ~.
enable. 'iees Iea'
II YOU HAVE any chrunlc medical nj
,nis's". ul,rHsv consult the SPECIALISTS u
tito 'nmvvh NeIle1l aud SurSiom lnsu
lato,t Gltetilcni nnniis,,,.ashe y nave all the
SITUATIONS WANTED.
A ,,-,,...,
i,,- e'I p',,, or Eastman business col
~. MY jug ikeepsic' n. N,wishcs . sit
work Address y Y z. chr. Gngctt, wa
AS HOUSEyEEprp ~ ,,,a,-a-,--- -
n"Se', Guy or country Address L. b. c.
'@S''''
! Gppn .,.,t...-,
1p'i, sober ana reliable printer wants
! steauy situation. Address q II Rrir,
Denton, Texas. ''''
! ---------------
] \ LADY wishes .imntiou lis tYs.E p,,,rr
| Idgr W!ower ou q ranch or stock farm. Ad.
--
rrtnr r., "a, -,
! --.-..- 44fA-i WANTED.
| SOUTHERN Er,nt,,,.,,,a... 49,.
/ Don qgr NJ -i4i'uy ihchl Io,s 'phoue
~ ""p Milh street. over w u Tel
- want dining room girls 4 glrlq for
General houscworll male and fc-
coal miners. SpvsI,i I,,,g,,,.. ~ liv'l' W
for men win IA f,,v, d.'ii.',' ' N"""NpS
AN ALI, around i,t, 80 ,.,,---.,-,-
printer for "A short tt,,n "u 'cI ,'s!ub
country weekly, cheap gt1tn c ,H",'s,S
81
NARROW. / ~, -" noiI'l-+Nt
WANTED--A pirl In asstst Ia 49,.
work aud care Of baby C;roI No. ~,
right party. SO7 BurnGtt strcet 49,
Seventh street,
,,.,,.,.,.,.
lap While gtrl for general Huusc-
W1ih' Apply nt residence of W. n League.
a'"uHloh heShA.
NINpRs ,r,,, W. -----.-.------
Is NOW warIIpg on XXI Noal company
Immediately l6l GOOD lpns',v,m' W ,.ll.N
bridgeport, Tex.
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Statesmen to handle our GOODS. nrcl.
nSgiHss,{t TERRITORY, big profits sample and
inum Noyelty Cel H., y"l ,.st if'r Alum
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WANpED-For 2Id u. \. luflntrv .I,,c.
bodied unmarried men botween au,.1 ,gt',%i
Sg 2, s.. anplle1qls must furnish salts,
5steS ysigw4gg as 10 age habits and char
ing Fort Wortf Tnx and giG T ,I', nu,iu
street. Dallas. iTry '' ''''I'''' 'N'
AltE YOU honest. sober. industrlo,ts7 |
II So engage with US for 1896; $500 |
easy. Six hours a day. our ace ,iTs' do
not ccmplnln. of hard tIr,Ss w., "
.rha,. nrc n1otyt,,. t'll'e5, why /
perfectt,r, i1is, 49, AtHiuk our
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

GOOD. sober and reliable printer wants
steady situation. Address c. II. Brim,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

No. Go to Clarendon as soon as pos
slhle. See letter there.
hUltNILuRE repaired aud packed al i5i7
Houston; hrst-cass work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

BARGAIN Leaving city, must sell
beautiful now $500 upright plano for
$500 cash, Address NJ. O., care Of Ca
zctto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
sIruArIoNs WANTEn

rs hQusEHEEPER or manager In
holel CITY or country Address L. d. C..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

RUBBER GOODS FOR hygieulc ami prlyntc
Ne Gem Rubber Company. Kansas Guy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

WANIEn-For 2Id D. 3. Infantry. nbic.
DugiGI unmarried men between ages Of N
qlienduneci applicants must furnish sans.
Factory evidence as to age habits ana chnr.
1rttT herruiihg Offices az Nptatorlum build
street. Dallas. rry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

FOR SALE -Five-rnum housc. t,.,,,,....
south sidci nice bone. siGGo, SIM 0'i casn'
MV' IN SIG per month, ID. S, Hare, 7ot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

I WANT 10 buy a first-class meat mar
ket IN Fort Worth, Address 1. s. ",
care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
AXE youR BUSINESS KNOWN
IhEouoa Iag nssr MgpluM
THE GAzETTE's
CLASSIFIED ADS. /
RATE PER LINE.

One Insertion. q
uhe Week. ............... rs
Snc honths s.... ......s 81 w
Count Six words 10 the Line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

WI sAfilh-Fine lot, located close ln- ON
. noglgi 500. u. 5. Hare 76s Main "'N'
FOR SALE slV-rooT ho1-c- I ,r,- 80,
,te'si lpt lbNlJO, near college: price sSoot
TT ullnl =. u, >. Hare, 7O3 Main. '-SNV
E,ph SALE Fiyr-ruom house, nice Iot an
,,. 9lye Sl6Q0: $3.50 cash, balance xso
Ut es lnenlA. y. l. Hare 7O3 Main. ~
FOR SALE i have three nice T-,, -
NIX Mn "9 ea% terms. Apply to w. l.. Lyon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

MlNERS-rhe Wise County ,o,l c,,a,,,,,,.
Is now working on fun time aud wunts
nI,ll,n,irliately 10, 100 good long.wnn miners
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

sIENoGRArliER az Hotel Worth. Patron.
uge sollelted-l'lue circular work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

FuH SALE onwhalf lut.Trat IN a newly
established urWspuprr bualuesA VIM a. NIX;
glaNS opening about $500 VIII Uuy tho IN
WIH-i! plrt ting. atrictly % breiiu. town
~ ptrt pnft OF the state Write to Ms *
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
Brandreth's Pills

may be taken by old and young.
They simply assist nature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

NO AID LESS THAN TNp LINES, NO
CHARGE LESS THAN 2bc.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04
ea-4A New England supper with an

iaa-4A New England supper with ap-
ipropliate entertainment will be given
at the residence of Henry Blackman,
Friday evening, April ). The pro-
ceeds for the papering Of g Bristol
and Paris Congregational church, You
are cordially invited to come and bring
your friends. Supper, Zoe. d&w
MR., E. c. Moore of Racine will &C
,cepta limited number of pupils for in
istruction on the piano. For reference
address Mr. Julius Klauser, 573 Cass
street, Milwaukee. For further infor-
mationapply to Mr.. Schulze piano tuner
or Mrs. G. V. Redeker this city. dwa7
|. While. the essay contest lately en-
! tered into by a few pupils of the high
school was far from satisfactory in view
| of the small number participating yet
the prizes were awarded by the judges,
and if Mr.. Conrad Shearer will call at
this office he will receive the first prize
Eof $500 in gold. The second prize has
been given.
Sheriff Cropley says that the report
that he refused the use of the court
house to the democratic city conven-
ton is entirely false. Henry Toner
made that statement to the convention
entirely without authority. What Mr.
Cropley did say was that Mr.. Conner
mann had charge of the place and he
did not feel like granting use of it with
out Mr.. Gonnermann's permission. In
asmuch as the Toner statement got in
to the TELEGRAPH-COUR last week
and the denial was omitted by over
sight, we hasten to make reparation to
Mr.. Cropley, as it is his due.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04
Jewelry And Watches at Auction.

-. On account Of il health f. F. Wine
gar will close out his jeWelry business,
and until further notice will sell at auc7
ton to the highest bidder, every after
noon and evening his stock of jewelry
and watches until allIare sold.@ Secure
bargains NOW. i az a5s ..Jj'f d w lWkfc
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04
Salem Returns.

. The following we're the successful
candidates at Tuesdays election:
Ward Bloss, chairman supervisors,
Albert fWicks, N. Hahn; treasurer, ,9J.
NJ, Orvis; clerks J.uF. Thompson; as
sessor, c. A. Turnoek; justices of the
peace, Ed. Owcn,n Everett Ripley and
Henry Blinh.m e'}I toa"o1t5z2 M
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04
L-FQII y = q y ~ y - = = y = Y =
Advertised Mail Matter. Z

brq The following lisa listcpf maiI.matter
remaining lncalled for in the Kenosha
Post Office, Kenosha County, Wis, for
the week - ending April f. 1885, and
Which, will be. fsent.to the Dead Letter
Office, at the expiration Of two weeks
| unless called fort; ant a.fet3 eli
Bda i8 insLIsT OF I4ETTERSa@59iI -
Bishop. Wm,T?d Dah gaacMahor, James
Galloway. William, Olsen, VIM a.
Ludwig, F. Peterson Jon .
/ a1sf s 12s 9Forbensen Rev, j. = h1h 10
rallfa -, Third Class--Osear Smith. aui ef
. To obtain any of the, above mailmat-
ter the applicant must give the date of
this list. q4a CHAs, FRkETz. T. M. q
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04
Teachers Meeting

The recent examination disclosed
the fact that a great many. teachers are
not familiar with the Course Of Study"
This work carefully prepared byJcom-
petent men,, tells us a0hGt to do in our
school work and gives, valuable sug-
gestions as to ? h0a0 to d07it.o1Can we
afford to neglect the study of it? A
part of the Course Of Study twill be
considered at each meeting. This and
other work done in teachers meetings
will form a basis, III part for future ex-
'aminatiors. ~ 49,
On account Of themeeting at Milwau-
'kee, April + and 5, the next meeting of
the W, r. A. will be held n on April Ii,
at Salem Center. The following is the
programs ad 81 39i41s" 81 st@ n"
1o 1000 a. M, Reading, - Thanatopsis, "
Masterpiece. r;s4aG 5sdJ flo a7@-@ IA
3gc11:00 Report of meeting at Milwau-
7kee! 5|9 1898 II }2i9# i.f- 9 -ts's }.ss5 ~
+ 200 p. M. Arithmetic Primary form
200 p. m. Arithmetic Middle form.
300 p. III. Arithmetic--Upper form.
j.. B. MALoNEY, Co. Supt.
Pleuse note tie date on the margin
OF goarl paper, figure oct the amount
due 03adFenalt.i e4H1 taa
-e- a-sE:t 81
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04
winslow Probably Elected.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 3.--Up to
moon today the returns show that
Judge Winslow is probably elected by
very small majority. @@s
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04
Livery Stable for Sale

tosthe hard times | have de-
cided to sell my Livery Stable on Mar
lSet square. Apply in person for par
ticulars to Jacob p Meyers. dwtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04
Randall Returns.

Alfred Pacey was elected chairman
of this town at Tuesdays election.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
MUNYON THEIR LEADER.
Prominent People Pledged to
Support Humane Methods.
Splendid Work Accomplished by
the Eminent Professor.

Mrs. John Server, $40 West Fourth
street, New York city. says: prof. Nun.
yons Remedles have really saved me >
Smsi' fortune IN DOCTORS fees We have
great deal of sickness in our family.
and used to call physician for my lis.
Tie ones seversl times q week Now lam
glad TO say that we have not employed 70
doctor for two years. Whenever any one
Ia I'll few doses Of Munyon Remcdies
act like magic and save US long spells of
sickness We have used Munyon's Cures
with wonderful success in colds. coughs
fevers, sore throat diarrhua, liver com.
plant and DIV pepsia. and, IN fact. in all
kinds OF sickness. For myself, | have
ben cured OF asthma by Munyon's
Asthma remedies"
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsie
Cure cures all forms Of indigestion and
stomach troubles, such as c0nstipat on,
rising OF food. distress after eating, bloat.
ing OF the stomach. palpitation OF tho
heart. shortness Of breath and ell af1ec.
tions OF the heart cauGed by indigestion
ltgoothes. heals and invi .orates stomaohS
that have boon weakened by over-eating.
or where the lining OF the stomach hae
been impaired by physio and injuriou,
medicines Price, p cents.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Co., Of Philadelphia, puts up specifics
for nearly every disease. which are
sold by all druggists, mostly for % cento
bottle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
MAkAMIE LEAGUE.
An Interesting Meeting Last Even.

An Interesting Meeting Last Even
ing.
The Maksmie League held mo al
interesting meeting last evening a,
the First Presbyterian Church. The
meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev. DIR. Campbell, of Richmond.
air. w. D. Reynolds spoke on the
Duties of Church Elders to the
League" Mr. 7. J. Wool spoke
earnestly upon the Duties Of
Church Members 10 the League. "
He held that the League, being for
the upbuilding and extension of the
church, should receive the hearty
support Of every member. The
good fellowship and friendship ex.
listing between members OF the
League, he commended, is etimulat.
ing.
AT the conclusion of MIR. Wool'o
address, MIR. Wade Vaughan, repre-.
senting the young people, discussed
the Duties OF Young People to the
League.
The young gentlemsn's address
was we'll prepared and attentively
listened to.
Rev. MIR. Lacy then presented his
views on "How to Make the NJ eet.
ings More Interesting" He wss
followed by Rev. E. b. Mcclure,
who outlined the work Of the league
this year.
Mini. d. Humphreys then offered
beautiful and touching resolution
of thanks to the retiring president,
Rev. JAS. /. Vance, which was SEQ
onded by DIR. Lacy and adopted by
rising vote.
DIR. Vance gracefully acknowl-
edged the tribute, and then the
meeting went into the election of
officers, with the following result:
President, Rev j l. Allison, of Ports.
mouth; vice president, Maj d
Humphreys; treasurer, II Il Good
ridge; secretary, l Z Jernigsn; ex-.
ecuuve committee, First Presbyte-
rian Church, r S Cohn; Second
Presbyterian Church, a b Brough-
ton; Portsmouth, L j Wool; Park
Avenue Church, L ID Plnkerton;
Colley Memorial Church, Rev II A
Robinson; Armstrong Memorial
Church. Rev W A Slsymaker.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Mail Delivery.

Complaint is made that the mail
arriving by the Bay Line steamer at
$50 a. m. is frequently not delivered
to the merchants on Main street
until nearly u o'clock, nearly five
bours after Its arrival. The mer
chants are complaining as to this
delivery.
The postofiice officials explain that
the carriers leave the Office on THAR
first delivery at z a. NJ. and return
between 8 aud $50 O'clock. That
then the Bay Limo mail goes out
with that received via the Nav
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad. 1t would Afford tho busl.
ness interests important assistance
If special delivery could be ar.
ranged between $50 and 10 O'Clock.
Receiving 1880 mail at IL o'clock is
a serious drawback In business cir.
cles,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

BROWNE residence of parents. 2lG
Butte street. Ihur,d morni..g. January
ltu, tEALEY lLnUPS h. OANE. n
faut son OF Ernest ". and Eessle Browne.
aged months.
DAVlS-iu this city, NJ his residence
No. III Cumberland street, corner of
Queen. We ne day. January l6th, 1890,
nj $50 0 CLOCK u M. PATKICh II. DAVIS
aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place from 81.
Mary's Catholic Church MORROW
Nrlday) MORNING nuary lMh, at 10
O'Clock. Frienis OF tho family ars in
vIted to attend. inl,.2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
boedS Recorded.

Deeds recorded yesterday made
the following transfers of real estate :
James ii. Summons to r. t. Web
ster, lot and buildings on the east
side of Charles street, near High
land avenue, $40.
Same to same, property in same
locality. 81, SOS. CT.
|. G. Roberts to Thomas j. O'Con.
nor. house and lot No. 64 Virginia
street, 81, $50.
Same to patrick B. O'Connor,
house and lot No. so Virginia street.
$l,750.
W. b. Meredith to Vinceneo De
Cosl, lot and buildings on Maltby
avenue, near Corprew avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Quiet Marriage mt Lamberrs

Mr.. Thomas j. Hannah and Mrs
Matte V. lambert were married.
quietly at the brides home. on Pc.
cahontas avenue. Wednesday even.
ing at 1880 o'clock. Their friends
were greatly surprised, as no init.
nation OF the marriage had been
gwen to anyone. Only the relatives
OF the bride we're present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
U. Boggs, after which the guests
partook OF delightful supper. MIR.
Hannsn is an employe OF the Nor.
folk and Western railroad, while tho
bride was reared IN the community,
where she has hosts of relatives and
friends.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Esey yyost Lighl station.

Notice ia given by the Lighthouse
Board that on or about February 8,
1888, the third-order light at Key
Yves; light station, on Key West
Island, will be established, with
the characteristics described in the
List OF Lights and Fog Signals, &"
excepting that its focal plane will be
VIZ feet above mean high water and
lts visibility in clear weather will be
l54 nautical miles, the observer
eye fifteen feet above the sea. on
the same date the temporary fixed
white lens lantern light, exhibited
from pole on the tower during the
work of rebuilding, will be discon-
tinued.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
JUDICIAL TRIBUNALS,
The Business of the Various Courts
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Judge Hughes, Of the United
States Court. heard the following
cases yesterday:
w. w. Waite, OF the Soldiers
Home. unlawfully outing ERE
Dockstadter, another inmate of the
Soldiers Home, with e razor; guilty,
and com mitted for sentence.
0ustaye Lynn, white, assault; not
guilty.
E. E. Campbell, coiored, larceny
OF va!ise and papers ct Old Point.
The jury reported. that they could
not agree, whereupon the Judge
said there was no element Of larceny
IN the case. and that if they had
found a verdict OF guilty" he
would have set it aside; that il they
conid not bring in d verdict of "not
guilty" he would quash. The jury
then retired again. and soon ro
turned, being still unable to agree
on o verdict, those for convection
not being willing to yield. Tho
lary were then discharged from fur
ther consideration OF the case, and
the District Attorney entered Il
nolle prosequI.
Arm King, colored, pension fraud,
guilty; committed for sentence.
James wilkins and charles Viii.
liams, both colored, pension fraud,
guilty; both released on bail of $500
each. to answer when they are
called.
Ezra Dockstadter, and inmate of
the Soldiers Home, who, together
with Joseph Murphey, n fellow in.
mate of the Home. was ordered by
Judge Hughes to be imprisoned for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
IN court, escaped from Deputy
United States Marshal Gross, but
was rearrested by him and lodged in
jail. Judge Hughes has not yet an i.
nounced vat term OF Imprisonment
the two men are to have.
CORPORATION COURT.
Judge Hanckel heard number
OF smnIl cases yesterday.
Charles Smith, colored, larceny
OF S55 worth of jcwelry from Bach.
rach's pawn chop; five months in
Jail.
julia Laster, colored. larceny OF o
gold watch from Lena Cantrovitz;
two years and six montha in the pen
itentiary.
Edward Bright. colored. stealing
q CRATE from house in Bran bleton
six months in Jail and $50 fine.
Mary Jasper wan arraigned
charged with keeping house OF i'll.
lame, WAS acquitted.
Nelson Mabry, charged with sell.
ing liquor without a license. was
fined $500. Motion for q new tria
was made by counsel.
POLICE COURT.
Justice Burroughs yesterday fined
Carrie Overton. colored, So.25 for
assault on Georgia Brothers,
VIM. Foster, colored, getting
drinks under false preteuses; five
days In jail.
George Paul, white, assault; con.
tinued TO 10th.
James L. Ferris, white, disorder.
ly,; order for re arrest, defendant,
who WAS out on bail, not appearing
Ella j. Spelght, white, assault.
defendant sick; continued.