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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
NOMINATION or HERTHELOT.
Approved-vecting of Bonr-
gecfs Cabinet.

PARIS. November THE Paris jour
nails Of Conservative ard Moderate opin-
ion REGARD the nomination Of NJ. Berthe
lot to the office OF Minister Of Foreign
Affairs as most extraordinary.
The Figaro says: with Nj. Cavaignac
directing Inc army. NJ. L0ckrOy The navy.
and NJ. Eertheiot the diplomacy Of
Trance. there - more than enough 10
alarm those 10 whom defence OF the
nation and our position in Europe are
matters Of concern.
Tho Gaulois expresses a belief that the
bourgeois cabinet viii last longer than
the Moderatcs imagine.
The new cabinet met to-day at the
residence OF ". Bourgeois, the Premier.
and formulated q statement which Will
be read on Monday IN the Senate and
Chamber OF Deputies. After the con-
ference NJ. bourgeois and HIS fellow
ministers proceeded 70 the Palace Of the
Elysee. where the Premier presented
his colleagues to President Faure Upon
this occasion VI. bourgeois announced
himself as the custodian OF the portfolio
of the interior. into which ministry hc
later installed himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
TEMPLE FARM SOLD.
II Is 10 Brcomc the Home Of an
ohionu.

NORFOLK. VA, November THE
farm known as the cold Temple farm
on the York river at Yorktown. Va. has
Just been sold to a gentleman from Co
lumbus. O. Next to Jamestown. Va,
the Temple farm IL the most historical.
and I'm many ways Tho most celebrated
$40. i'm the rited states. H. is the farm
on which Lord CORVALLIS surrendered }
the combined armies OF Washington ami
LAFAYETTE. October a. 11Sl. y portion
OF the buildings then standing sin re-
main The farm contained about 5'D
acres. ana was sold for Si5U1. The pre-
ent owner proposes 10 make his pcrmi-
nenCe residence there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

paign officials have been soliciting funds
from government clerks, Tor use in she
approaching elections. An Ohio canvasser
was the principal collector. IL was stated
to-day that the Pension Bureau was
being flooded with requests to the clerks
10 contribute. Commissionsr-of-Pe
Lochren today issued an official order re-
garding the matter. IL Is as follows.
"Order No. 800.
My attention has been called 10 a
card. said to have been mailed 10 the
employees in Ibis bureau at their homes.
asking contributions Tor a political pur-
pose.
"All solicitations of money from en-
poyees Of this bureau FOR political pur-
pose are improper and forbidden, and all
employees are advised TO pay no regard
70 ihcm. Aside from the improperly, IL
may usually Dc safely assumed that they
are fraudulent.
(SigneD WILLIAM LOCHREN.
Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

SAVANNAH. GA. November The
Savannah and Atlantic. better known rs
the Twice railroad, running from Sa-
vannah 10 Tybee. eighteen miles, was
sold at auction to-day, under an order
OF the United States Circuit Court. East
crn Division Of the Southern District Of
GEORGIA and under a decree in the con-
solidated Central railroad cases. 1t was
hid in for $4,000 by Judge William -.
Harden for samuel Thomas and Thomas
T. Ryan. who are IN charge Of the TEN
rorary organization Of the Central rail
road system. Judge Harden deposited
s.li 800 of the S2.O.cU iirst-mOrtgage bonds
with Commissioners John Screven and J.
Y Talley, and also certified check f0r
- a., cash To cover expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
Putnam PhaIanx for Ailaptn.

HARTFORD CONN. November -
The Putnam PhalanN, under the com
guests and ladies' I'm all numbering go
persons. left this city at 40 clock this
afternoon for Atlanta, where they are
due ut 7:20 O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
The Phalanx wears the old Continental
uniform. and IS accompanied BY its IA
NOUS drum CORPS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

Cicnfuegos on the southern coas. az Cuba.
battalion of sixty soldiers of the Cana
ria. Regiment, and two civil guards. \
sharp fight of nearly an hours duration
ensucd. resulting In Che routing OF the
insurgents. with several killed and many
wounded. The loss Of the Spanish troops
was six killed and eleven wounded, in
cluding their commander. General Cam
pos has ISSUED an order congratulating
the troops upon their success and bravery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
Buncc's ships Going south.

WASHINGTON. November THE
North Atlantic squadron, under Admiral
Bunce Is to be prepared for a cruise IN
the vicinity of the West Indies Repairs
on The vessels Will begin AT once st the
New York and Norfolk nayy-yards. Tho
work will require aboIt one month. and
as soon as II is finished the ships viii
start south. The squadron al present con-
sists Of the New York, Columbia, Mint
neapolis. and Montgomery. To these u
Is expected 10 add the Maine. Texas. and
Cincinnati
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

No., 'ililDN ID. g.. November q
D. received here OF another en-
.. ...acu the Spanish forces ana
l. 900 cuba. IN which the
s... t.A.1 sun. iantlGl victory
..r. Hhdming odds. The details
r. ''th unofficial sources to-day
DID. go The nuipbe. Of LIN
VI 3D., h} RcgD leaacio Suarez,
aqua, met at point near
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
The Montgomery Fight.

EAST RADFORD. VA. November .
(Special)-RcpOrts from Montgom ~
county are that while the fight IS close,
there j. yv.ry indication that Watts
FOR the senate. and Mcdonald Tor the
House. viii be elected over Clayton IN
depcndent Democrat and PrOhibitionisD
and Elnstein Republicam for the Senate
and House respectively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
SnsNOum Officially Settled.

CONSTANTINOPLE November 2--The
difficulty respecting the missionaries IN
SassOun has been settled. The GoyWnor
OF AlOosh has assured British NiCe-cOn-
sui nampsOn that he will assume all re-
spOnsibllity for their safety Tho mis-
sionaries continue their work Of distrih-
uting relief among destitute Armenians.
They are now az Semai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
The Dry-GOOds Market.

NEW YORK, November 9.-rhe wea-
Their to-day has been unfavorabie for
spot business In the dry-goods market.
rain falling persistently throughous the
day. and both sales and forwardings have
been restricted thereby. The tone at the
close OF the week Is firm In cotton-soods
OF all kinds. both on spot and for future
delivery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

PARIS. November Upwards II 1000
persons visited tina tomb of the martyred
President. NJ. CarnOt. to-day. Among the
visitors To the former Presidents last
resiirg-place was President Faure. who
went 10 the tomb early this morning.
accompanied only by his secretary, NJ.
Legal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

OLD papers :or sale At DC hundred ~
DISPATCH onicA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
Contributions from Clerks.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. November o.
Recently certain Democratic State cam
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
u. VI. &. A. yotcu

We arc glad to be able to announce
lhnt Rev: w. j. Young. d. d.. DR.. \.
Coke Smiths successor. will speak for
us at the meeting this afternoon. His
81. VIII be: Courage TO say yes
Ihc men of the city are invited to the
meeting.
the reception given Friday night last
70 the railroad men OF the city was Il
pheasant affair. and much enjoyed by
those present. Though the attendance
was not rs large as We had hopcd for.
we feel thst ii was Il success.
The Oneida. y. Y, Association has
Just started Il building canvass and
has 50 far secured $4,000.
Oneida IS a town OF 5000 inhabitants
Our building IS coming.
The young men have asked for am
other of our Members Social Eve.
nihss. and the reception committee
nave decided to have one Thursday
evening These evenings are getting;
very popular.
At the meeting Of the Board of Dircc-
tors Thursday night membership appli-
cations We're received from twcrty-
seven young mon. They were all ac-
ccptcd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
NEW PORT NEWS.
Business Mems Association Meets
NJ. Freeman, to he brought Bnck.

Newport News. Va. Dec 7-(Spe-
cial)--Thc charter which was drawn
up some time ago by the Business MEMS
Association met with disfavor from the
men OF the county near Newport News
SO last night Il delegation met the
business Mems Association to ask that
body to reconsider the boundary line
and amend the charter so 1t will take
in about 1000 more population. This
proposition was not approved by the
Association, on account OF taking in
too much unimprovcd territory. How
ever. the Association will give thom
another hearing next Tuesday evening
a, which time the matter will be given
att ent ion.
The meeting promises to be cspct iai-
ly interesting, for several points in
reference TO city government will be
discussed
The Daughters of the Conrcderacy
VIII have called meeting "Wednesday
w. Nelms, on 9th street. The chapter
here is growing rapidly and the. inter
est is on the increase.
The real estate market has been
rather active for the last few days.
Since Monday the following transfers
Wis to John II. Mason. 500; Central Land
Company to l.. III. Smith. enc lot, $3.50:
NJ. Cottrcll to j. NJ. Sidney. let. $500
4. c. lSlossinGham 10 Nj. * II lierrintz
$1,000; George H. Sisons To William
Scull. lot, $3.50 Robert w. Perkins to
G. w. Barnes. lot, $3.50.
The Dorcas Circle IF ,thc Kings,
Daughters are getting M an entertain
mcnt for the night of the Eth. The
programme is a most attractive one.
including Il drill by over sixty young
girls.
One Morton Freeman. wl.o forged
several checks in this city several weeks
ago. will be brought back from Harris
burg. Pa, tomorrow to answer the
charge of forgery.
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ELIZABETH CITY. NC.
22o High street.

Elizabeth City. n. c.. Dec. 7.-(Spe-
ciaD-The Episcopal Bazaar came to q
close last night quite successfully, with
large crowd present, who enjoyed
the evening pleasantly.
News arrived here this morning an
nouncing the death of Mr.. William Nor
risette, of Camden county. He was a
brother of Mr. j. G.. Mor1isette, one of
he leading merchants OF this place.
Mayor Pool has returned, from a bust
ness trip to Washington and the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, In Baltimore, where
he has been undergoing medical treat
ment. III
MIR. Fred Thompson and family have
returned from a mouths sojourn at the
Atlanta Exposition.
~ woman by the name of Mrs Jesse
Whitson, in the First Ward, had her
clothes caught on fire yesterday, and
was badly burned about har lower
limbo
MIR. William Keaton has opened up a
clearinghouse and restaurant in the
old American Hotel, at the corner Of
Main and PoindeXter streets
MIR. Wentworth Blount, one of the
leading young farmers of the county,
died last night He was taken sick
about two weeks ago and rapidly de-
clined until last night when he died,
aged about 3d. The funeral will take
place Tomorrow at o'clock, Rev. ].
H. Hall performing the ceremony.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
FRlGHTFUL MORTALITY AT
TENDS THIS DISEASE.
The Majority Of Fatal Gases Due to Pneu.
monla and Heart Failure.
Grip Higgins us ~ simple Cold. quick.
" Followed by Severe Palms In
The Hcns ana Buck. Fever, Oppres.
sion of the Chest. Nervous Dcprcs.
sion ana Grenf Prostrn,ion.

The storms and clangcable wcnthcr
. ti.wG Drought return OF the grip cpl
lnlS de*cuse. Prof Munyon, our leading
a.,mtthority on medical questions. says:
The majority of the deaths attributed to
Siip are really the result of dosing with
whiskey, HGinine. morphincS antipyrlnc,
n,ynnccllne and other poisonous drugs
which only drive the congestion to ths
lungs and paralyzc the heart and vital
forces. There are no such dangers with
Mmnyon.s new method OF treatment.
thoroughly tested in the most severe
cases of this deseaSc that there can be
no hesitancy in saying that 1T viii posi-
lively. cure the most aggravated forms
of Grip and Influenza
u taken as soon as there are the first
imhicn tons of - cold, Munyon's Grip Cure
hours, ana Is guaranteed 10 prevent pnc,i-
lnonia or amy lung trouble. Price, d
Neglected cases OF Grip lead to coughs.
catarrh. consumption, rheumatism, kid
ney complaints ana the most culnpticn,rd
eases Of nervous debility.
Where Grip is complicated 10y cough.
Munyon's Cough Cure acts mnrvclu,isly
as !, soothing and healing balm to dis
cures cough, hoarscncss and all chest
pains. 1t should he used with tho Grip
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Where there is rheumatism Munyon'.
Rheumatism Cure seldom fails 10 relieve
IN one TO three hours, and cures III IL few
days. Price .Ic.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is sunran-
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stomach troubles. Price, 25c
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cure;
pains in the lack. loins or groins. and
all forms OF kidney disease. Price CSC
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
acne in three minutes. Price. 25c
Munyon's Blood Cure .cradicatcs all
impurities OF the blood. Price 25c
Munyon's catarrh Remedies meyer fail
Tho .catarrh Curc--pricc. 25c-cradicaic.;
the disease from the system. and tho
Catarrh Tahlets-pricc 25c.-clcansc and
heal the parts.
Munyon's VitaliZer restores lost pow
erS To weak men. Price. 81 90
separate specific for each disease.
soid " all druggists, mostly ut - cents
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia. Ia. Inswcrc. |
VITA flee medical advice for any disease
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
Death oS NJ. walker.

The friends of MIR. James V. Walker
We're very much shocked yesterday
10 learn OF his sudden death. which oc-
CURED at 2:l5 n. M yesterday. During
Friday he complained of feeling badly
and went 10 see DR.. l'indcnwald. Moth
ing more was thought of il. That night
about II o'clock he was taken worse.
Dr. Bindenwald was called in and re-
manned with him. Near midnight he
seemed to be better. but later on he
grew worse. ana died at 2:l5 Il. III. Mir.
Walker was only twentyfour years
old, and when quite young he learned
the machiniSt trade ut the Scaboard' );
Shop. Later on he WAS given an
engine. which he ran up to Il year ago.
when he purchased Mr.. Perkins inter
est in the business OF Wclton & Per
lSins. which afterwards went by the
name of G. 4. Melton ~ Co. He was
popular with all who knew him. be
ing quiet gentleman and strictly IA
business man. He leave n wife, who
was Miss Mary Booth. and one child
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
De Is 4 $ MIG ID I II ~ e WIS
Religious.

Calvary Baptist Churuh-Rev. +. II.
Martin. pastor. Preaching; by the pas
tor at ii q. .unu 1880 p. IN.
Wright Memorial NJ. Il. Church.
Preaching NJ IL n, IN. by Rev. J. II.
Amiss; at 7:S0 y. IN. by Rev j. Il. Boa-
man.
Central NJ t1. Church-Preaching by
the pastor. Rev. w. ii. Edwards, at
IL q. IN. and T:30 p. m!
Court-Strect Baptist Church-Dr. a.
r.. Owen, pastor. Preaching at II n m.
by the pastor. at 1870 y. nj. Rev. r.. j.
Nottingham. d. D., will be present in
the interest of foreign missions. There
VIII be grand rally OF the Young Poo
pies Unioh.
Fourth-Street Baptist Church =
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. q. s.
kennard, morning and night
Trinity Church. Rev. j. Il! Funston.
misunderstanding service ut IL O'Clock
evening service at s O'Clock Early
communion. third Sunday, at s n. M.
st. Andrews Chapel. Park ViewASer-
vice ami sermon at 30 y. m.
st. Johns p. Il. Church-Divinc ser
vice by the rector. the Rev. Zcbulon S.
fariand, ut II Il. IN. ami s y. M.
Friends Evangelistic Church-Prcncl,-
ing at u Il. IN. and T:30 y. m. by the
pastor, Rev. Frank j. Hall Prayer and
praise service at . y. IN.
Court-Street Presbyterian Church
i,rcaching at II Il. IN. and 30 u. m. b,.
me pastor, Rev. John l.. Allison. Arter
the morning sermon the session will
meet to receive members. Young rco-
PIE meeting at 4 y. m. in the lecture
room.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
E'he Sewer Work About Stopped for
ihe Present.

In conversation yesterday with NIr.
Sykes the engineer of the sewerage.
The Nirginian learned that the work
of fixing the opening TO the river. etc.
was about all completed. He thought
that il would be about spring before
the electors would get here. There are
three of them-one will be put down AT
the corner OF London and Washington
streets, another n the corner OF Grit
lin and Washington streets and the
third ON Henry street. in South Ports
mouth y hole l4X32 feet will have 10
be dug. II will be about twenty-five
feet deep and will have an iron bot
tom and sides. which will be made both
water and air tight. Each one of these
places il will take about one month To
build. The power house. clc., will
h" completed by that time then the
sewers will be ready for use.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
ten MINUTES SESSION
Senator WiiherS Amends His Resolution
Anent Receipts and Expenditures.
KOINER, WILL CONTEST SIMS SEAT.
Senator TEonaS y. Martin ns the Capt.
tai. But Scciudca Efimscif-E2,c
Fight For IL Constitutional Com.
veniion TO Be Persisted In-EIousc
Committees Announced Monday.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 7.-tSpcciaD-
The House OF Delegates WAS not in
session to-day and the House complet-
cd it's work in ten minutes. Senator
N1thcrs had the body TO amend the
resolution he offered the other day cali.
inS upon county trcaSurcrS for infor-
nation as 10 receipts and expenditures
and county lcvics. Instead of trcasur-
ers clerks of Board OF Supervisors are
desired. The Fellow Servants" or
"iimploycrs Liability BILL which was
defeated last session, was introduced
rs Mr.. Mcllwainc Senator Lovcn-
stein offered a bill prohibiting insur-
anCc companies from making certain
preferences in paying policies q? pre-
iniums, and Mr.. lie Cato presented one
Incorporating the town OF Belle Haven
in .hccomac.
1t is reported on good authority that
IA bill will be introduced in the Senate
shortly imposing IL specific tax on Olco-
margarine and compound laIds for the
benefit OF disabled Confederate veto
rams. The measure has been drawn up
and Is now in the hands of Il Senator
who has asked FOR time in which TO con-
slider the matter. of becoming it's patron
II is claimed that II similar law exists
in some other states and that it would
bring into the treasury $4,000 per year
There Is no doubt of the fact that the
bill will meet with much opposition.
Senator Thomas S. Martin has been
in Richmond since before the LcEisla-
tIrc met, and may still be here. lie is
said to have come here Monday night
but has not shown himself at the Capt.
tol, about the hotels or other public
places. But he has been in conference
on several occasions with some OF the
Democratic leaders in the Lsgislat ure
The object of Mr.. Martins visit here
is probably TO assist in making UP the
Legislative committees, especially those
on Privileges and Elections. The SEN
ate committee is constituted as fol-
lows: Mcssrs. Little. Flood Fairfax
Maynard. Turnbull. Boykin, Kane. Il. II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
'Enc Electric Road.

There are II number of people who cry
out wolf when the question of build
ing the electric road is mentioned so
many promises having been made
about the time when the road would he
commenced, and still no work has been
done. The Nirginian is in a position
to state that proposals for poles ties.
etc. have been asked for, and as soon
as the contracts are awarded which
will be this week. then work will be
commenced Some rails are already
here and more is on the way So with
II little more patience and the road will
be under way very shortly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
A Well known Fact.

This season has been very back
ward as regards the weather. etc, con
Scquently December LIST finds us with
larger stock than we ought To have
for this time of the year We've dc.
cidcd to cut the prices of all our mems
boys and children's suits: also over
coats. so that they will bc within the
reach of every purchaser. We've got
the stock and they must he sold.
BRESLAUER d ANTHONY.
III High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
Missionary Meeting.

Tho Missionary Society of Wright
Memorial Church will hold It's meeting
this afternoon at 8 o'clock in their new
Sunday school building. Rev. w. II.
Anvil. former pastor. will deliver an
address and Miss blanche Pether-
bridge. very talented elocutionist of
Berklcy. is expected to give a recitation.
Prof Marble. of Boston, will sing a solo
with Miss Fannie Mclean as accompa-
mist. The programme. which has been
prepared. Is highly interesting and en-
tartaininE. and the public generally
are invited to be present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
Great Alteration Sale.

Every article In my store will be sold ut
cost, 10 enable me to make extensive al
t,rations on my premises by Jonupry list.
Now Is the tine FOR tho wise purcnscrS
anu bargain seekers TO obtain great bar
gains In all kinds OF Furniture. House
Furnishing GooGs. Clothing, Shoes, Do-
mcstics, Gents Furnishings. etc, as the
goods must be sold for cash. Call and
see our prices to be convinced.
SAMUEL LASTING.
County streets extended, between Ecarl
AMI Cooke streets. Portsmouth.
dccS-lm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
You sEnve Chance to save Money.

a beautiful 1874. extra size blanket, re-
uccd from $40 10 $3.50.
y grand blanket. all pure wool. III
regular price, 81; special price, 81.
Ask to see our $3.50 blanket. reduced
from 81.
100 pairs gray, wool blankets, reduced
from $3.50 10 STAG.
~ dn.. linen front. unlaundried shirts
reduced from soc. to 39c.
We must have room: this will be the
week for bargains.
a. ]. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
Is. i. T.. 4.

The series of studies of Women of
The Old Testament" begun some time
ago with study of ruth" will be
continued by the Baptist Young peo-
pies Union of Court street Baptist
Church Monday night at s O'clock.
Rev. ~. t. Dunaway. ID. D., of Church
land will speak on The Namcl"ss
Maid" There will bc two vocal solos
and instrumental solos and Mr.. f.. j.
.tntclOtti, of Norfolk, will recitc