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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
LINEA DE PUERTo-RIoo.

EaIsr los diss 10 y 20 los vapors.
cue hAcen 81 servicio de OoFreos.
III del diA 10 tocs en- Nusvitas, Giba-
n, Baracoa, Guantanamo, Ouba, Oabo
HAitiano J Port-Aa-PRi Puerto PlA.
tA, Ponce, MaysgnsE. AgusdillA , San
juAn De Puerto Rico. Al rstorno kArA
sscAlA en- loo nismos pnsrtoa.
III del aiA 30 ir& pof Nnevit &C, G
bara, BaracOAs sGusnt&nanO, Oub San
TO Domingo, Ponce, HAyagues, Aqua
dilla , San Juan de Puerto Rico, '
nisndo poT Loo mismos pusrtos.
RetoRnArkn sAlisndc do Puerto Rico
Loo dias 23 y 5 Esspsetlvxmsnts; tosa
In sD Ouba Loo disc 80 = ., lls9ando
Z u Habana sn lsA fschas earrsspon.
dientsa 1e ky Ii Do eadn nss.
Ninguno de sEtOs dos vaporss toearA
- rstoFnc en- Gunutinsmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
LINEA DE CUBA

Legsran solo hasts B~1tisgo de Cubs
los vspores que salsE Toe dias 5, Is = 26
Los de los dias s y 25 tocarAn su
Nuevieta Puerto Padre, Gibars, Maya
II, Baracoa, Guantanamo J Cuba
81 din 10 hark las nismas escalns,
{ exception de h de MAyan, y ademGs
tocseA en- SaguA de Tinsmo.
Todos retornarkn vs1ifcando sua -
Iidna de Cuba los dias IL, 30 , 3, efec.
tu&ndose las sntradAs sn In Habans
en- Las fechAs correspOndisntas Do 10,
30 y Q De cAda uss.
Ninguno Dc sstos vApores tocasA .
"a retoFno en- GuAntGnama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
PAPEL SELLADO

aladrado por una sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, So
bres de oficios, etc.
De venta en- esta lmprenta
Sr. Director del BoLETfN MEX
oANTM."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
DOLORES RK TUBOS

PARA LA PINTURA Al OLEO ]
La OUARELA, Sc AOABAN DI
REOIBIRfEN ESTA MPRyNTA
Holm (bsstsst
Bet6n.
Blanco de pIasA
Blanco Dc plome
BlancO Dc sine.
Axul eelsgtsl
Axul de- cobaltAs
AAul Dc Prussia.
0AstahO (jsxa ):.Gs Marta
OastaAO roio.
OastAho d Van Dyrk
gArmin qusmads.K
OArEin Dc Hubia.
Oenixn EAul.
BsTmsll6n.
Eutaganha.
Rri. Dc PAyns
Indigo,
Amarillo oslcadmies,
Amarillo de- eromo eIarA.
Amarillo dc eronck koseuE
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo Dc NApolss
Laea qusmada.s
LaeA oarminsa.
Lmca Rubia
LAcM amarillo,
LAca oxainnris.
LAea violndA.
Negro Dc maKGl.
Negro Dc dEzaRns
OcEs eAstaH0.
Oers amarillo
Oars roj0.
OcEs De Rudni
UltnamaVs
PisdEA ds kisA
Rclo d Gakurna,
R0to Dc Vsnseia.
eangrs de- DxaSes
Bepin.
EspiA eoIoEsadn..
HGmaltss
Tintura nsunA
Tiara Dc Oaasel.
1isrrn de Oolonin.
NIisrrA Dc Italia natuEa.
,lnsrra De Italia susmada.
fisFrH de sOmDfa nnturs.,l
fisrra De sombra qusma0sI
TfaEpe AZ kaiaan a@fm~
KisFFs g eisna qusnAda.
.lBsTmsli6n.
Besmsll6n lngISs.
!, ! lssfmslibn &a0hinal
u geas lagll
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30

DOlIlINL CRlgTILAl
con GuESTEVE.

Nuevs sdici6n perfecsaments
smnreea i oncuaasrnsdA ea car
Ga ) NUEYE PESOS grness
al .eontado.
iTonando 10 gruesas se kaes
N busn desenento.
De vsnta On estA Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
Luz BRILLANTE.
LAluZ EN- FL MUNDO De L0ss ssatGOCIOS.
AOEITE PARA A6UMBRADO D7 FAMILIAR

Lssa as Gplesi6 6Mso }
! DeMSusfi<s sepoNf.i f.iMaaD
q Mn hssss ~ mes e6ev
= Este aeeite, prO0usto
de una fsbricsci6n espe
oial e. lgual, ain0supe.
yior 8 los que - ilnp0F
tan del eytEanjeEo baio
dversos nom bres y n aR
caa, tanto peTsus eunn.
dades lumsnieaA Como
por lasegurld gue or
% { los consamidOres
Euestro1 pEeoios -
muoho mks roduei doe
que los do las Inaeuae
1xtranjarns, que con -
10 mayor peeeio No bEin
dan B los eonsumid do1as
yantaiaa dA nlm&mmn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
TN.N ~ EAS.u
Sc ;dcdb,. recibir en la .In1pren-
td del BOIettn:
7 I N 7 A

para peri6dicos impresiones DEF mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases de- todo
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas lltimas en- envases de- 800 gra-
mos y Ia kilO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
RHMoLCADoR

EGta empreaA tisne sl yApor AGUI-
la. potents para Iemolques pos La
cOstas de este IalA, y habilitAndo d
bombas para sehiq~aa Y ttilss para sAl-
varcento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
IOsE T.SILVA
mrUAH ss-oAPTAL

r,o.~usado de Mkiico, Ban lasEc
.c~nisoaisaa. Agense prind pal de
= 0onpahia general TEaa .,tlknti
Ixanoras fEaneAaesh O0rrespon
Al 0fsdit z.y0unAisde Para, b
-, ,nuts De l0a EstAblee,mies.
- CAL de PAriA, de 10 Com
- a. 6eguEos c0ntra ineeniio.
csWieh Union, ? = De la 0omps
...sh,, Il . AliA7aA Dc AscguEa
-. a. RarseIoua. Iisne snr
80 = - aadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
EMPRESA
ItfssEsERlauLE COGlIeSDl Las lENIIll
y trasportes militares
te SobrinOs dt Herrera, Habana

Los vapofes de ssts smFrssa eftc.
tuarAn 80 sAlida desde este puerto or
los aiss 5, 10. 10, 20 , s5 do eAds mas,
4 ,las ) de- y tsrds en- los diHs de labor
J ! las IL del dia en- loa fcskiyos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30

0o VoutAe On u AWPEWnS1 Q
BoL1TIH MxRoAnrn.
L. bolSa, 81 OomerCIo y
Las s0oledades Mercan.
tiles, ! tcmo>~---..- 4
LeCciOnes dc Derecho Mex
cantil, por varios alum
nos de don Luis Silvela, l
tomo.---.. l.,
Nbro de las H&tiras, DOR
don Ventura Ruix Agui-
lera, comprende: Szti-
ras, La arcadia moder-
ra, Grandezas de los
pequehos, Epigramas y
letrillas, 7arias Mbulas
yMoralejas, ! tomo, r6s-
tica $50 pAginaa. ..--- 4,
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo r6stica
Rinconete y oortadillo y
III hoenciado Vidriera
por idem, un tomo.
Cos Bafios de Argel, 90
media, por Id, un tomo.
n gallardo espahol, idems
por idem, I'M tomo. -.
Puntos de vista, pOr dos
Migael Moya, I'M tomo,
La leyenda de Noohe- -bue
-, na;--- --.- \
II hijo del Saoristan, DOE
dom. OaElos Frontaura,
z tomos. s..........~.
Ec0s Nacionales y Oanta-
Hires, por id.----..-.~ =,
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist6ri.
90 crttico, por Y. Go
mex, ! tOmo...--.
hero, Estudio cientif.
90, por don Julio. SO
m0zs.~~~-.sess......
Homemade Po6tico, Poe
sfas de So ingenios, /.
tomo.----~-
Leyenda de los Reyes, mo-
vela hist6rica, por don
Torcuato Tarrago, l to-
MOSs-~~-~~ ->>~-.
Aabitahiiidnd de lss A.
tros, por don jose Mo-
reno FuenUcs, l tomo.-
Fuebles = Tapioes, segun,
do s9rie de cArtas Q una
seiioEita sobre 10 habi-
tscl6n, por =. MIGUEL y
Badia, l tomo o..
Oantares de I'm viejo, Dor
dom Teodoro Guerrero.
/ tomO.
Ouentos sOciales, por Id. ]
tOmo. ......>-....
Poesias, p0r don Antonio
8. GEilo, l tomo $50 pk-
Los entremOses (de Oar
vantes), z tomos...
La gitanllla y ri amante
liberal, dc Id, l tomo..
Las dos donCellas ' La
uersa dc Ia sangre de
fidsm. / tonne.
Las madTes, por Frontsu-
70, l tOm0 0..~--.
HIolt0 DEL mAtxlmOniO. nor
Guerrero y Ssp6lvedA,
] tomo...--...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
PARA COPIAR.

Prensas de todos tamanos y
precios, a gusto del comprador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
IL n 7 A

para :escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in>
fnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
LIBROS RELIGIOSOE.

- ~ recfbido en- esta Impconta
an nosAble surtadO de obra. religio-
- aelectas tOdns, entire La cue-
-, - encuentzan las slguientess
Imitaes6n de Cristo. KemplA
ndlci6n econ6miCA..--~--& 500
l0sa {. mo y - - 25O|
Anoora de Salvact0n.~-~-~ bO|
Mierclcio cotidiano .......s 90
n Deycto Feligr6s, encua-
iSrnnci6n imitAcibn maxfA 1.60I
rnx divina, eneuadernaCion
mel negra con bEOches. - AGO
- 1ivina. encundernaci0n
de rigur0so luto.. .....-.-- 500
Vas diYina, encuadernaci0a
sn pal de Australia = nj
-ae@ss-~~~~s'.ess IsOV
ss9eio del Domlngo........ LOO
Peoue6o 06eiO, encuadernS
80 imitaoi6n mArhL-.... 500
f,eeios FdnebEee, encuader-
1870 de piel con relieves, 500
~ TT del 0riatiano. encua-i
dernael6n de piel- l-....... 500
TIA celeste, encuadernaci6n
.fkail s.UO
"a oeleGts, sncnadernacion -.
AoKnda 0W
w-noloriO Rspaho1 encua-
ss,---e~ikn de carey con iN-
srretaelOnea Dc nAoor. -. .S.G
ra muier cat6lIea. encnAdss"
uaci6n de nkcaE con celie-
Wa8e.-~~s~~-~~~s.s sos0o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
ESFERAS

pata las Escnelas /; con meri-
diano de metal, juegos COM
pletOs, de CopernicO, Armilar,
Terrestre y Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-30
LIBROS BARATOS.

De venta, en- la Imprsnta del
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-29
HAVANA ALL EXCITEMENT.
he Insurgents Gaining Strength and
Beyond Local Control.
H.. Sn,lIEnr,, h.,....l.I.I
BY Southern Associated Press.

TAMPA, Fla, March %. -passeupers
OF THIS evenings steamer from Havauu
report that that city is at last IN q state
of excitement over tho revolutionary
movement. Efforts of the Cuban
patriots to rise on February 29th
proved futile III the city Of unvaua aud
country immediately surrounding, ON
account Oi the absence of Gen. San.
gully, who was to have led the move.
ment, but now their forces are well
organized under able leaders and NAV
be expected to rise in arms at any
moment. Port Au Prince is declared
IN state OF rebellion hy the Spanish
Government, which makes four out of
five provinces of the island in u stnte OF
revolution.
The report TINT Maxine Come is in
Cuba ls confirmed ana he is now at tho
head OF the uprising at Au Principe.
Inc passengers declare that ns soon rs
1t Is officially known that Gomez IL at
the head of the lnsurgeut army the
whole island will rise on mnsse.
Two engagements were had, one at
Hayamo md one at Holgin. Col. Snu.
tochiles WAS in command of tho Spau
ish forces ana Masso of tho Oubana at
the former place, and at the latter Gar
rich was i'll command of the Spanish
and Miro of the Cuban. The lnsur.
gents were successful and had not rein
iorcements arrived, Santo and his
troops would have fallen into the
hands or the Insurgents. The
manifesto Is unchanged by the rebel
leaders Inviting Spauinrds to csponse
the Cuban cause has succeeded in win
mug valuable support. Miro, who
fought Garrich at iulguin; Gen. Pom.
Gen. Lsnban, Tamaya. Col. Liens.
ald TO Tnmnyn, and many other chiefs
of the Spanish forces III The last rcvo
luton. lave Joined the Cuban forces
and are lighting for Cuban liberty.
On Saturday u battle was tonight Mt
GunnGbano and the Cubnus defeated
Spaniards with heavy losses. Rob- ls
nj the head of over 600 men. He Was
al Baraya four days last week aud went
from there 10 Los Negros.
When the 1000 Spanish troons ar.
rived Monday at Havana portion of
them were hurried oil to Santingo in l..
side of two hours. The passepgers
state positively tuat the iusurgent
troops pay cash for all they get TO eat
aud wear in the town aud onlv take
horses, saddles nud arms. The negroes
OF the island are with the rebels, re-
ports TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-29
At THE CAPITAL OF VIRGINIA
Many Matters Of Interest to All
Good Citizens.
HE MASSEY LIBEL SUIT.
a Conference Presumably in Regard
to 1t. The Confederate Veterans
Left Out. The Remains of
Young Balm. Bankers Note
Returning Prosperity.
Special Dispatch to Tho virginiau.

RIcuIoND, Va, March 2S.-Mossrg.
John Neely, a. T.. Thorn and Richard
Wake, counsel for Hon. Jnu. +. Mns-
sey III his libel suit nguiust tho Pilot
nave been III conference here all day
with the superintendent of Public In
structlon. They were with him for
some time ut his office aud then the
party went over To the capitol and con
ierred with the Governor, who il pres.
idont OF tho School Board. Attorney.
General Scott, the third member of the
board, was sent for and came, and MIR.
McGlvray, the Boards secretary.
Drought III lot of documents for the
counsel to examine. The conference
ihsleu some time, bnt the exact nature
of It could not he learned.
While Judge Edmund Waddill. the
Republican leader III this section OF the
o,"'r' hus not participated III any OF
Mr.. iiobson's fair election conferences.
ho Is III full sympathy with tho move.
ment. The Judge told me to-day he
was heartily in favor OF u fusion Of Re
puoilcans, Populists, prohiDitlonists
aud such Democrats rs favor change
OF the election laws.
1t Is understood that the arrange.
lhents ior the bnuqnet III honor of Gen.
lnwlor. Grand Commander OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, on April
lUth, do not contemplate the presence
ol auy one representing the Confeder.
ate Veterans. This LHs uccasioued some
little comment.
The remuins of George ID. Banon,
the dead football player. Arrived here
from Washington ut 2:i5 p. IN. to day
and were met ut the depot hy nun
Der oi friends. ~ committee from
Georgetown University came MS escort.
lhe body WAS taken to the residence
ol Alderman James Bahen, where it
VIII be exposed to view until Saturday
morning. when tho funeral Will take
place from st. Pnul's Cathedral.
Morris Hopkins, the negro who is TO
be hung at llenrico Courthouse next
"Wednesday for the murder Of MIR.
PARSONS made to day statement re-
gardiuG the killing, which he signed
ana gave 10 the press ~ his last mes.
snge to the world. In II he saws lie did
no! intend to Kill Parsons. but hit him
TO punish hlm for Withholding his pay,
1t Is reported to day that the Governor
Is not exactly satisfied that Hopkins
onRht To hang aud Is looking further
into the case
Inc bankers OF Richmond all say
'hat the best sign OF returning pros
perity IL the fact that II vast amount of
money IL being turned loose into the
channels of business and trade. Iu the
last week or two nearly every financial
Institution here has lent out Ing sums
ior business purposes. In fact, some
OF the banks have nearly exhausted
their reserve. During the long spell
or financial depression, it was next to
Impossible to get money. The effects
OF that turned loose here arc being
already experienced.
Mr.. Horace j. Smith, formerly of
Norfolk, aud Miss Isabel Weisieer.
were married here this evening aud
lett for the North.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-29
THE JURY UNABLE 70 AGREE
A New Trial viii be Necessary in
the Pannill Case.
3AILED IN THE SUM OF $4,000
he Jurors Stood II to I In Favor of
Conviction of r. n. PannilI,
Accused of Completely With
Teller Hammer in En-
bezzlements.
BY Southern Associated pros,.

LYNCHRuKG. VA, March 2S.--United
otates Court opened this morning at
3:l0. The jury III the Panuili case was
brought around from Hotel Carroll,
where they have been kept during the
trial. They had been considering tue
case ever since 1l:3O o'clock yesterday
morning but Ind not reached verdict
at the hour of adjournment.
The jury after sitting on the matter
all the morning had not reached de.
clsion when the court adjourned for
recess. Alter dinner the Judge asked
them II thero WAS any point on which
he could Instruct them. MIR. Dillnri
turned to the Judge and said: with
my long experience as juror / find 1t
Impossible Tor thia jury to agree"
a luryman Just behind him remar ke ed
rather soto voce: ELEVEN OF lis made
up our minds two days ago"
Alter returning to their room at $40
O'Clock the jury filed hack into the
courtroom, not being able To neree.
aud accordingly they we're discharged
MIR. Montague endcavored 10 nave
case moved to Danvlle, but MIR. Pan
Mills counsel objected. He also asked
for bail for the prisoner md the Judge
fixed the amount nj $4,000.
The jury stood eleven for conviction
ana one for acqulital. Those of the
Jury who voted for conviction were $.
n. Waller, Ii. Il. Bryant, S. L. VII.
liams, j. a. Wilson, a. G.. Garuett. j,
NJ. Lawson, w. b. Uarper, John Il.
Foster. y. Sisson, Il. IL. Ligon, Henry
II. Wood. The one who voted for
acquittal was j. L. Dilnrd.
MIR. Montague was seen by reporter
ana asked If he thought the case would
be taken to Danville, ana he replied
that the Judge had not decided but
thnt no thought it very doub,ful. MIR.
Harrison was seen aud be snid tlGt
Pannill had been admitted to bail aud
that the case could not come up before
the next term OF court, and tnat does
not take place until next September.
If the Judge should decide TO take tho
case over TO Danvllle 1t Will be tried at
this term which begins IN few days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-29
HIGH LICENSE FOR LIQUOR
The Councils Act in Committee of
Whole.
CLOSE VOTE SELECT COUNCIL
The Councils Last Night Adopt Re-
port of Committee Raising the
Price of Licenses for the Sale
of Liquors.. 6arkeepers
Will Pay $1,000.

Special meetings OF the Councils
were held last night to consider the
ordinance fixing the license tax on the
sale of liquors. The Councils met in
separate sessions and transacted busi-
ness OF minor importance.
MIR. h. Ironmonger was elected a
member OF the Common Council from
ihe Sixth Ward to fill vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Mr.. Wright.
MIR. f. B. Webb was elected mem
Oer OF the Board of Health to ii the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr. Ii. Clay Kilby.
9 Justice of tho Peace for the Second
Ward.
resolution was adopted that tho
Council Committee OH "Iha Greater
Norfolk" address letter to the Coun-
Gil OF Berkley expressing u desire to
enter into negotiations looking to the
annexation of that town.
COMMITTEE or WHOLE.
In the committee of the whole. with
AIR. Roper i'll the chair, an ordinance
making appropriations for tue fiscal
year OF 1886 and '96. and regulating
the payment OF money out of the city
treasury, WAS adopted.
There WAS fair sailing till schedule ID
was reached, which relates to the sale
of liquor.
Two reports were submitted, The
majority report put Wholesale liQuur
dealers tax not TO sell less than five
gallons $500, minority $3.50: wholesale
and retail, not less than one gallon,
5000; barrooms $1,000 minority Sl50:
ordinaries $1,000 and 6 per cent. on
annual rent of building, minority $3.50;
Wholesale malt liquors $500, minority
G2OO; retail malt $1,000, minority Sl56.
There was long discussion i'll which
the moral, religious and business in
teresis involved were brought out.
MIR. Wrenn explained that minority
report was properly. the majority
recommendation; that after q long con.
eiderstion of the questions involved
the minority figures were agreed upon.
as he thought final, and that afterward
another meeting was held, in which all
OF tho rates were changed. \ vote was
taken and the majority report wns
adopted.
Ayes-Arps, Beasley, BIonghton,
Brickhouse, Borum, Camp, Gampe.
Collins, Goodridge, Grubb, Heath.
Hyslop: lronmonger. Moore, Phlllpots,
Roper, Sheldon, Walker, White, Win
tton-20. Nnys-Briggs Crookc, Her
pan, Lewis. Leigh, Mallory. Peelle,
Prince, Rudd, holland, Small, Shell
lonse, Nreuu-l4.
There We're some changes IN the tax
hst which are Intended 10 prevent the
ceiling OF fruits, vegetables. etc, from
wagons. Other changes were inmate
flnl. Ihe ordinance now goes to the
Councils In separate eessious for ndop.
tlon or rejection.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-29
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.
Many Items licked From All Parts of
the World.

ALBANY, n. y, 27.-Gov. Morton
hos signed Senator O'Counor's bill nu
thorlzlng foreign insurance companies
to do court bond business in this
State.
ELKToN. Md..2S. After being locked
Mp all night the jury in the Horace
Cooper murder case brought III yer.
diet this morning of murder in the first
degree.
BALTIMORE, Md, 2s.-Dr. Hiram
Ham, prominent physician of the
northeastern section OF the city. fell
down the stairway of bis home this
morning aud was instantly KILLED.
CAMEmpGr, Md, 2S.--The sloop
John II. Thomas sprung aleak and
sunk IN the Choplank river yesterday.
James Jones, colored, was drowned.
Cnpt. James Il. Stout and wife hai a
marrow escape, bnt were rescued. The
Thomas WIS loaded with oyster shells,
bound from Denton to tins port.
CHICAGO. 2S.-Carl Hngeuheck, the
famous German menngerIe owner and
animal trainer, confessed Judgment in
the Circuit Court to-day tor 81. G95 in
favor Of Edward Deverling, an animal
trainer for HGgcnbnck, who claims that
sum Tor services rendered and money
loaned.
CANAsERAGA, n. Y, oS.-Abont
O'Clock this moruing fire levelled the
entire business part OF the village IN
three hours. Fiftg.six buildings were
consumed and thlrty.four families rem
dcred homeless and desolnte. The to.
tai loss will reach $l3j. 900.
UNIoNTowN. Pa, March 2S.-The
coke trade is keeping up its boom.
Lnst weeks production Increased sew.
eral thousand tons but was still S. $50
tons less than tie shipments, that
amount of stock coke being removed.
Ihere arc l5,24S ovens IN blust and
>, $50 Idle.
RIcHMoND, Va, March 2S.-Miss
Jennie Warn, au attractive young
lady residing with her parents near
Barton Heights, = snburb of this city,
committed suicide this afternoon bv
taking large dose Of strychninc. No
cause is assigned for the act.
Nozzle, Ala, 2S.-Flre III the bunk
ers OF the British steamer Erax, Capt.
Mcdowell, now loading cotton at the
upper wharf for Bremen, was au.
nouncod to day. Capt. Mcdowell
thinks the suns heat continually on
the port side raised gases in tho bunkers
which iSulted.
LoNDoN. 2S.-The Morning Post
learps from Madrid TINT part of
wrecked steam launch from the lost
cruiser Reina Regente WAS seen of the
South Spanish coast near Couil yester.
day.
The Hub viii Benefit Everybody.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-29
THE COCkAOE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to the Virsinian.


PETERsBuRG. Va, March 2s.-The
Petersburg Groys bave received from
the Lee Rifles, of Norfolk, resolutions
III which they express their ihauks for
the kind treatment received at the
hands Of the Greys on the occasion OF
their visit To this city, on the 22d OF
February last The resolutions are
beautifully eugrossed and are in nice
frame, which adorns the walls of the
Greys' Armory.
Wa ;hngton Street NJ. T.. Church, IL
carrying on very Interesting revival
service. lie is assisted by Rev. II. T..
Johnson, ID. ID.
MIR. {. j. Walthall, proprietor OF n
khitting mil here. died very suddenly
late yesterday afternoon. The deceased
was nntiye OF Brunswick county.
The ladies who arc Interested in tho
Woman edition of the Index Appeal
newspaper, which is to be published
sometime between the 2Oth aud 18th,
@! April are busy OF work soicitluc
vertisemrnts. The proceeds are to
be applied TO furnishing the new bail
OF tie Young Men's Christian Associa.
ton after 1t Is completed.
The stables of Mr.. Alfred Green. in
Dlhwlddlo county, near Keams' sta
ton, were destroyed by fire last night.
Two mules and one horse were burned
to death aud a large quaulty OF feed
was consumed The dwelling house of
Edward Bell. colored, In the same
county, and one mile south OF Renms'
station. was destroyed by fire yester.
day with contents.
The grand jury will resume to NOR
row their investigation of the charge
that gambling Is being carried on here.