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Evening journal., 1895-04-11
BltumiuOus Coal
For staam, from best mines.
George Il Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets
Are You Golsw ?

Tie tickets to Denver Col, and return
for the meeting Of the National Edu
cstionsl Association will be on sale July
3 d, 4.h and 5sh a. the rate Of one
STANDARD fare. with 81 added for
The round trip Teachers aud Others
That ioUend taking advantage ~ he lov
rates can have sleeping ear reservation
made ia advance sud get full informa-
tiun as 60 50 81, side trips Go the
principal points Of Interest tArongbout
Colorado aud e al
Reduced rates BY addressing John r.
Pott. District Passenger Agent ChiesgO,
Milwaukee and 81 Paul Railway, Wn-
hamsDort, Pa
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
International G old Certificates.

From the Providence journal.
When one coucelves that day may
come when international gold certificates
will be used to obvlats the shipment OF
masses Of the precious metal from
country to country, it Is oessary also to
suppose that a strictly international
banking institution OF the nature of a
clearing house will have been established
Secretary Carlisle and Assistant Secre -
tary Curtis contemplate initiating
measures for the former function, and OF
course, leave 1t 90 be understood that
they will seek to have q clearing house
placed up0n proper basis IN advance Of
the execution OF their plan Bat it
is right at that point that they meet
With difficulties which seem to predet,r
mine the defeat az their project.
rbough the United States Government.
a. least for some time 10 come. will have
use for the best methods and the cheap
est instrumentalities Of international
exchange, 10 ia not so with other
countries IN fact, strictly speaking, We
may say that other nations care nothing
abOu1 the plan The American system OF
finance IS dependent upon the American
Government, but most Of the countries
of the civilized world leave their none
tary anairs 30 bakers Whate yer the
great banking houses may think Of the
device recommended to cheaper ex
change methods, ths governments which
have committed their banking to private
maintenance do not feol the same immi-
rencs OF the occasion for using it as a
country or government does which
carries on It's own bat king
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
Values are Greater

Than has been known for
many a day.
The little price has not af.
fected the quality of the fa-
brics.
Every manufacturer seems
to be striving more than ever
to improve the tone and relia-
bility of his wares, and this
benefits those who buy.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
Cement.
Imported and domestic.
Best brands
George n Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
An Enc, clopedia for s2 a5

Oaly a few copies left OF Rand, Nc
Nally & Goa Ency clnrR Tia and Gazatteer
which will be disposed Of at 50 25-which
is barely the cost Of manufacture This
Is a work OF 800 psges and is condenea
tion Of the Encyclopedia Britannica,
Chambers Enclyclop@iia, etc with the
addition Of much original matter treat
ing OF American subjects l. contains so
coored maps aud 90 engravings and is
the cheapest work ever offered in this
city Apply for one at tbs EVENING
JOuRNAL Office
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
Sidewalks 20 BE Put In order.

Now that the Street and Sewer Direct
ors have determined that the sidewalks
shall be put ia order wherever faulty,
there is a fair prospect that Wilmington
viii have as good psvements as any city
In the laEd. Assistant Street Commis.
sioner Din has been appointed Sidewalk
inspector aud has begun bis campaign
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

4 10
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light
AND ttH 6AEsfN1T AiS ~ srs. WesE days . a. s.
30, " ~ 81 S. s.. ls 42y9 30 l0A0, no 40 III 45
> "a; ils y, g, Rss, 50, 4 b6, % 55, 80 " a.
Sundays, 10 D. . 55, MI, I 50. go, I'll 4O.ll4
PhIiT p IL Y, TpHTIaTA. ISF u TWELFTH AMI MAX.
6KT STEEETs. Week days, % %, " II, 70 q
uO a. "a, is q, "a, III 00pm,
HaIlADELP PhIA, Sundays. BOB, q II, III y
= u, " 4s, y "a, III OUpm.
s. e q Y g. 81 q r. lio % III l5a '4 @ as%
%, 45 1875, 9 90, " 81, 3 10. 10 %, sil % y IA.
Chester, sundngs. 1903, e5, IH 7M
~ 40. N 70 a N; 25. " ~, 70, rs, " - sW
Y "a, Is, 10 %, ~ % q
lsss. sac + II; sunaaYs, "a Il, 75ssu'
WEST BOUND.
aeltiUtOre and Washington, VEGA degk
. Is, y, Is AZ, mi n2 10, i2Od. 03, Y AsI,
u Il e n; II liz is, Il s, &c, Il y. q To- Is s. m
Baltimore and Way Stations. 7 II n, 3 q
Sswark. Del, week days. nls. III, Hn
ras GiR ie. O5 h 81, % li7S5 "a -, Is bs Il e
al Sundays II Is. II, Ts Al u, VIZ Is o.
sa fitsaBaTs, sS Y 4 81 Il II M M Il y M daily
Chicago. IS AZ. IA; 81 81, y 10. daily.
Cinolnnsh and 81. Louis, flS 10 3 N, anh
New IN UrlsSns, cans via Bristol and OhsttAnoogs
IS 10 2 rus daily. Through sleeper 70 New VI
laAi1
. fsndsnherq accommodation. week days
l7.s47s "a: s Is and s 40 . M. Sundays. $50
II: Trains leave Market street STATION:
Tor Nep York, week days, f5 SOa M
70 l6, : Il 20 q N; ; Is, B 45 IN. sundays -.
n $50 8 Is . m,
pietsburg and Chicago, wssk dsys, ~ aOs %
Baltimore, week days, % 70 10 . a; 1
I 10 AZ N. sunday % n.
Eof f.andenberg and wAy rtAtions, wsek
layR %. 8 30 n; 70. 40 p M Sunday,
IEAHE " PHiiLAnELPHIA, TWENTY
| FOURTH AND CHESTNUT BITS. EOh
WII4MING'rOE,week days, So q, 8 10, Z y. ;sl6
| is, Sl0o, is0. $500, IS II. $50, $50, " ls
| Sc g, $50, 10 10 ana II 'sf p m.
a; 300 noon: VI 35. 200, gi5, Sso0 isS
/ 5Si, T7tS. rs g, 10 20 and il IS y %.
LEAgE PHILADELPHIA. TWEIFTB
| III FL rn. g3N fya, . "a. Sundags
fs s.. n 55. iii % m; sG is. II 81. pm.
fsstee 10 Western points lower than Via Ans
other line. q. o. SOUlI, q sn1 Pass. Agsut.
| ?. B. CAHPREiiis. 81 nsral Manace~.
l a. issrl ISt4lUP AM NOnrhntNc rSall,.
w ROAD. Tins table 50 effect Oct. 9th.
Trains leave Wilmington, Frereh ssrrrt
STATION. FOR =. & Q. Junction. Monte aApin.
Halss,fl,h l, .5l eIneonrt SfsnoZue. Oosssstt
Chester, Emnreevile, MortOnville Goates-
Vile aud intermediate stations. daily. except
| sunday, 81 So q 10. 2 s.. 4 40 and 40 n
| Sunday only at 3 G.. m. l IS. a5lp m
1 For WayneshJira Junction, Springneiu Fu"
inlermedtate staitcne, daily, except Sunaky
! st IS . N, q End 40 p RI. Suudsss nnly a.
So4 m, So ami 50 "a
1 For Joanna, btrdsboro. Readina ara int-F
i mediate stations. daily, except 5andSy, Al
| 80 IA aid IS p ~. Sunday nols 81 ~ =
1 n and I IS o Va.
=. g: MeJAItslasD. sererinteoaent
SOMGE3S BRIGGS. Gen. Pa lsenRsT Agekb,
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
Ra,Ief IN six, aours

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved ia SIX hours hg the New Great south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is a srest surprise on a. count OF its exceed iDg
prnmptness IA relieving pAtl in tbs bladder.
kidneys. hack aud every pSrt OF the urinary
PASSAGES in male or female. lt relieves TO en-
usn % water and pain la passiAa IL almost
iniie lately ltyou " ant eus, relief az q curs
this Is your remedy. sold ~ .. s. beatom Srd
Z. James Belt, druggists, Nl.14inston, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

To-day Is MsundaY Thursday. It
takes this name from the Latin, Maunde,
q commsnd. and Is so called because his
Gay was observed IN the eRrly history Of
the church by the washing of the feet OF
the poor This was taken to be tbe
fulfllment Of the new commandment
John xiii, 5, 81
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
rhe sapreme oourl,. ooash.and.sII.


From the-rew York Times.
The United States Court has reformed
the traditional feat OF driving a coach
aud six through the Income Tax law
There Is very little left Of it's effective
provisions, even in its present condition,
aud there will be still less when the
lawyers Of the land have accepted what
is practically the Invitation OF the court
to submit the undecided questions TO a
iull bench So far as the decision OF the
court declares null the portions Of the
law that express the chief purpose Of Con.
gress namely, the taxation OF the richer
citizens as a class. it is matter Of con-
gratulation. because that was not a fair,
patriotic or wise purpose 10 Is further
gratifying because II 10 evidence that the
court as at present constituted Is capable
OF resisting the influence ot popular
clamor and Of partisan prejudice which
made itself felt ID the two later decisions
on the legRl-tender acts. TO that extent
the country is more secure from dis
credit and confusion, since It is an
essential condition Of order and progress
In our country that the plain meaning OF
the. constitution shall be calmly con
siderod, fairly interpreted, and hrmly en-.
forced, whenever lawful occasion arises,
through the Supreme Oourt There have
been notable and dangerous failures Ia
this great function And if there has
not been complete performance Of the
function this time, there has been no
irremediable omission On the other
hand, 10 is very greatly TO be regretted
that the action OF the court leaves in
even conditional operation the exactions
that must fall upon those least able to
bear them.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

The opponents Of oseulation who claim
that many diseases are disseminated Z
through the lips. and who diseountenaace
that method Of salEtaiion, have received
q serious setback. in the opiaion Of Dr.
Brdgsr, pubished In ihe British Medical
journal 70 the eHscs that in kissing We
encounter only benefcisnt organisms.
BE says that she advantages Of Kissing
outweigh its ipenitssimai risk, for it
provides us with microbes useful for
digestion This viii Be a popular yer
dict, and should serve to make the
doctor patron ssiut Of loyers
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

little bird whispers ia our ear hat
the genial holder Of tive ot6c s. under this
glorious Dehncralis Administration or
J.ferHonian simplclly,is is ecing the fetch.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

ing and carrying for Pres. Lea aud vii
lard Salisbury Can this be true9 Walk
into the box, colonel, and explain.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
Beuavs Of Olntmsnts for catarrh that

NHITINII IIITFWTNl
as mercury Will surely destroy the sento pf
smell aud completely destroy the whne sys-
fem when enttrinC &c through the mun0ud
surfa e.. such articles souula reNer be used
except on pr scriplnns from reputable ph3si-
cians. aa the damage they viii do is ten fold
20 the gi Oh you can possi lly derive ft0m
them. Halls Ccf4rrh Cure manufactured Nv
h. ]. Cheney a. Co.. ICledO. . contains 10
mercury. and is taken lateruallv acting
DIR city upon tbs blood ana mucous SURFACES
of iL- system. Ia buying Halls la,l.rrh Cure
be sure 5ou .set the Etnnine. lr IL taken j ter
lr.ily. ssa.tl made "a Ioltdu. Chic, by I . y =
fhersy * Co. Testimonials
- sod by Druggists, price g. per bottle.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

She Indeed. sis. haven't reached The
matrimonial bargain counter yer He
You would be a bargain, ny desr. oa any
counter
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

An advertisement 10 the local
newspaper that contains the freshest
and the m1st local news, aud as
result is read by an intelligent class OF
citizens. Is the best salesman the local
merohant can have. Soch newspaper
Is the EvENIN6 JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
As Leaders Of Styles

We have to be constantly on
the alert, always presenting
something nice, something
pretty.
We have no time for any
thing but to watch and work
daily showing the best goods.
1t is thus that we aim to de-
serve your confidence.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
coNrEMPoRARY oPINIoN.

The Next secretaryship of State.
From the Sc. Paul Pioneer Press.
Itisnot at all likely that Senator Cash
Davis will receive the Presidential noml
nation; but he has achieved q national
reputation for the breadth and solldity
of his intellectual endowments and &C
qriremeuts which places him in the front
rank Of the gifted men for whose services
the country always has need Ia two years
from now q Republican President will
undoubtedly be at the head Of aff airs and
among the gifted men with whom he
would wish TO surround himself IN the
selection of Cabinet Senator Davis will
likely have foremost place The men
are rare who are az we'll fitted by previous
studies Of international law or OF the
current diplomatic ques ions Of the day
for the Office OF Secretary Of State as
senator Davis, There Is hardly another
man onsthe Senate COMMITTEES on Foreign
Relations as we'll equipped as he to tread
the tangled mtzes Of diplomatic contro
versy on all the questions which concern
American rights and duties SO that II
Is quite natural that speculation on the
political plans and possibilities of the
future should credit Senator Davis with
an ambition 70 be Secretary Of State.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

For President-Taks your choice,
Coxey or Debs
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

It will pay you to take foods Sarsaparilla.
with pure blood YOU need not fear the grip
pneumonia, diphtheria or fevers HO d.
Sarsaparllla VIII make you strong aud healthy
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, carefully
prepared from the best Ingredients. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
AMusEMENTS.

PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
Broad St. Theatre. ..... Madame Rejane
Chestnut st. heatre. Prince-H Bonnie
Chestnut st. Opera House. ~. The Gaiety Girl
Grand Opera House. ........,.. The Pay Train
Park Theatre. ....... Mantell In The Husband
Walnut st. Theatre. ...............s OF Tamalrs
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

First Sport-"And how did tho football
game come out2" Second Sport The Ruff
tler lost the game on a fOul.v First sport
'how's thatl" Second Sport one Of their
men kick d The b all in tead of kicking one of
the fellows on the other side. " 30 ton Tran
aeript
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
The Governors Rstate.

It will be several days before the
governors will will bs opened and read
It f. said that Henry White Baker, Of
Seaford, Dallas Marvil and Il. Il.
Maryil, are named as executors but this
cannot be verified His estate Is
estimated 10 be worth from $3.50 600 to
$500, 600 The q sp)sition OF this
property cannot ba learned at this time
The bulk Is In real estate. principally in
Sussex county, aud particularly In
Laurel snd vicinity. he also had large
mill interests Ia Laurel and Sharptown.
and ranch and iron interests in the West
and South
just before Mr. Msrvil was nominated
for governor be went to Laurel marble
cutters and ordered his tomb The box
for the recep ion Of the casket was 10 be
made OF three inch slabs with q twelve
inch granite slab on top. with his name
aud date Of birth and death carved upon
i5
That order stood until two "a Dnths ago,
when he called his son, Dallas, and
nephew Harvey Ia and told them ia
count ermand II and order for him a white
marble tomb similar 20 the one he had
placed over his wife, which is besntiful
piece Of sculpture Work upon his tom I
will b. begun in a short time,
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

"what is this hear about you making
good deal of money at the race track lat lS
never would have be ieved itf' ut l. So
though" replied Mr.. Jonah H. HoOdOO
There are "A half-dozen fellows paying me
every day not bet on their horses ~
Indianapolis Journal.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

The war clouds seem 10 be blowing
over.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

A. - ~ sflA -
ID OHIO RAIL
RtAn. Schedule IN
effect Nov. Is, 1894.
Trains leave Della.
ware Avenus Depot
East Bound.
! or = ExpreeB trRInB
New York Weel
dava. g o., II,
l9 t2, fl0 40a IN; lls a
"a se, AZ Is. a 3A.B1 %
p, "a. Sundays, 70 o.,
W if,tll 40 : m; " IS,
AZ * a. o. 80 rU -. -.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
Flags At Half-mast

During the day fags were displayed at
halt mast at the governou's mansion j,
afmory, Sussex CountiEn office, post
Office aud high school.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11

silently. silently ke passt Rwsy.
sic tiy ,iephs sbort is his stay.
From earth 10 heaven he's taxed his eight.
Far from al sorro1 Ind pain, and tbs nigA,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-19
A HIGH OLD TIME
Did the Members OF the virginia tsny
club sSnVc In York


The members or the virginia Raw
cub who iournevcd To York. Pa. ten,
Gays ago have returned home olntcd
with their visit. ana full OF stories about
now II happened.
Norfolk people who visited the View
l'S' summer remember wen II lovinl
CROWD OF campers. with music food and
an abundance of LIQUID refreshments
Whl'h they c"uStautly requested visi-
tors to hold for a minute" who were
h,l"Wh as IN" Merry lIand Camping
Gun OF York. Pa 1t was the guests Of
ne Same Merry Band that the Virginia
l'hy Club visited York
rue annual tair at York was i'm Sos
sion and John fulfurt's dog, "Itnb." the
SAY cub mascot, took the $l50 pria..
ana was decorated 10y tn. ladies with
many yards o' satin ribbons The Nor
iolk boys attended no less than nvo
hhhpuc'S and assert that tn" Village
pump was used ouly for toilet purposes
LurinE thct stay In the town of good
fellows
John Staumhauch rendered rcccp-
ton and Wine supper at his elegant
nom" I" the club. ami ii Is said hat
capt. IT, w lambert WAS awarded first
premium III" boys wont stat" what
Tor. but the word "Muuchauscil" was
engraved ON the medal
thc Merry Sand gave q hanpUot In
honor of the club at their handsome
quarters in tho City l!aul hu,ldiur.
WhiVh if"N'd t" t." ON" OF the hapIdust
social events IN the history OF tn. band
Cot. John BRADY djstiuruishod hiu-
sell and covered himself with rlulN in
his now famous after dinner aprech.
Another reception hy the Lodge az
tlES followed. and thr ora ;"rical efforts.
Nortolk wit and YurlS champaeup flowed
| in uuh"updcd IJuguuous
y NachtinE party and st.arnlout sail
wa" h"Nt days advertisement and The
n"NS "I" 'o"lh& 90 p"cuiar NAL d"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-19
BRAMBlETON.

In" agent desires To- give the public
III" benefit in thos" columns Of any Spr-
cial changes in tn" usual services ;t
the churches in the ward from sunday
To sunday Ministers, kindly furnish
notice
~ numucr of persons have recently adj
N"rtiS"d their business through thu,
ramhlctun agency. POO Clay avenue
The Nirgiuian is unsurpassed as an
advertising medium and now is a good
time to advertise
Mr. BenNmaI. who resided at 10
III South Maltby avenue. has taken his
family to No. 23l Reservoir for their fu-
turo home.
Mr. c. Arthur Russell ANA lady. n
newly married couple. will make thcir
home on Furstal avenue"
IN" inatinc" To have come OFF o.,
framhl"'or Hall, last Saturday. ror. tho
hvncht of III" school children ana which
ala not take effect Will Ice given this
y. m al > o'clock under the same con
diti' ms rs formerly announced. and nj
the same place.
IN" man and monkey were i'm riftb
ward Yesterday. which pleased the chr.
drcn Very much
Mr.. William NJ. IIudgins. manage, az
III" hiamhlcton football team. received
'nhIcnE" from the Suffolk Military
- """ihN team yesterday. The chai
1'nE" Is FOR two games. ON. To h.. MAY
yd IN TINS city and one in Suffolk NJ,
NN"SlhS thinks h" can arrange for tn.
games at an carly date
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-19
Corporation Court.

The case against the young man.
named Albert Johnson. who was in
dictcd FOR stealing Il horse from MIR.
George L. Taylor. of Rrumblcton and
attempting to sell the animal in Princess
anne county. some weeks aSA Il fun
account of which was published in the
Nireinian at the time of his arrest.
was tried in the Corporation Court yes.
t"rlay. bcfor" judo" ilanCk.l The
young mans counsel did everything pos
siblo FOR his client. but the evidence,
against HIM was conclusive and he was
found guilty and sentenced To $, we.
three years in the ponitcntiary
IN" young prisoner, who is only min,
teen years OF age. received his sentence
without a sgn of emotion.
William T. Hayes. colorcd indicted
Tor forgery. w;s arrai@ucd. and pleaded
not guilty After hearing the oll-
dencr. the jury thought the same. ana
h" was discharged
The case of Dallas Sharer. colorcd IN
lictcd for feiorious assault. was fried
and he was found not guilty.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-19

Hon T s McGinusa. %; J,richo. Vt.
ne war hurs" of tho Democratic p.rtv.
rs Ncrwouts silver-touGuod orator. ana
Always and eyer commands the attic b
ton ana respect of Tho people. He ran
az the In9t election as tho peoples can
dldain for Governors such is ,hc hish
standing of the man. who. ont OF his
own experience, advises YOU to use Or.
|t""n",s NcrNura blood ana nerve rem
"dy TO bee cured
w" have used pr. Gr,cnr's Ncrvma
blood and nerve rpwcd i'm our family
hc "aTs and think highly of H. We
could plainly soc ti't It hnd the desired
effect upon Mrs. McGnuss. and firmly
believe that could we have rrrsuaded
her - use the medicine, it would have
cured her entirely from her extremely
nervous condition. bat she was greatly
benefited as II was
w" have used il in our family win
good results, and recommended IL 90
our friends, aud know Of many vito
have used Hr Grccno'S N.rvurn blood
and merry" remedy with thc best results.
do not hesitate TO recommend the med
'yin" to all. II Is Il wonderful iucdi-
cine"
II must indeed hc n great ana good
m"Gioinr which can call out such
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-19
FUND or INFORMATION
Mr.. C. 0. Wrenn, Of Norfolk, Elected to a
Position Of Considerable Prominence,
BARBER CLUB RATIFICATION MEETING.
Captains OF Oyster Sioop. Arrested
Tor Dredging oysters 2:c press
clubs EcncHt Performance
Charged WithS"i,iwS Liquor witt
out II license.

MIR. j. c. Carroll left for Washington
last night
Key, Or, Evans and wife. of Column
bia, S. c., were in the city yesterday.
Mrs Jennie Dctany rice and Miss
blanche iiendrCn have returned from
their European trio
officer Sherman last night arrested
Charles BOSTON (colurvd upon charge
of beating his wife.
slight fire III the house of Professor
korrner. on Charlotte street. caused
an alarm yesterday morning
Upon his own application Colonel
Henry l.. Turner has been placed on
tn. retired list of the State militia.
The Press club Committee to ARRANGE
for big benefit performances did not
meet last night FOR want OF a quorum.
MIR 6. @. Wrcnn, &C this city. has
been elected vice president of the
National CarriaEc Builders Associn-
ton
At last nights meeting of the oyster
tongcrs the organization of union at
lpreka. ON the Eastern shore. was re
ported.
y British steamer showing the letters
+. Il. Y Il passed in the Capcs ycstri-
day afternoon Her destination was
unknown.
Workmen are putting on the metal
front of Mcssra Wait tcttew 4 Cluy's
'St"v"nsl building, corner OF Main and
Granny streets
ri,.i ,.., " a'r"'i',S, "ii".iiuS'N" '"i"l'H
ming away from her home and slcru-
Ing ahuut the streets.
,,tiUc,,i', ,,,., -, Ia" Wi.i 'iol" II
r,t ,Tn,.,in;, ,,i,-l', ~.
vii Inc hsII,.,r,'I ~, W,,,I Si, ,,
tlemcn.
rn,,,5 nis,,in, r,,,,.. ,"'' ~" ''",-
II r., y.b;rE -, ,,.,,
T.,,,,nri NM. I'M, ~ ,,',' -,
IctJ 90, an '''''' VIII "'' $40
n''a,i,, nr 49, ,r,.,,,.,,..,,,
''t' ~ "'"t..' ga
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-19

a disorderly house. fined s. and costs
Margaret Walk1 (colorcd). breach Of
the peace. Dismissed.
James Porch and Willie Smith (col-
orcO. larceny: continued five days
Henry Truelove. 7. T.. White (whitc).
drunk; 81 and costs.
James Slgttcry lwhitc). drunk: dis
missed with costs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-19
Deeds q; IInr.aiu uuh Sale.

Jennie NJ. Drewry and l.ucic y. Ward
to Henry Walll". house ana lot on A.
hnEton Place, consideration. s.. SOC
Robert y. Fields and wife TO Waiter
r. busch house and lot on Nicholson
corner Howard street: consideration.
81 Geo.
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NOTICE TO TANNERS CREEK TAN
' PAYERS or NORFOLK COUNTY -
! or my deputy VIII be- found at thc fol
lue 1888 state aud County Taxes: T. &.
POOl.ES STORE. near ocean View.
October 18th, j. ~ GUYS STORE. eros
Roads. October 2>th. = II HAWKS
OFFICE. IIuntersvillc. October 10Th
ocls-iut :. ". LYONS, Treasurer
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Notice To Taxpayers.

Norfolk va. October. i. 1895
Th" rolls Of a." Commissioner OF tho
Revenue" containing Tho list OF city taXca
for Pc year i'a5, have bon placed in my
h"n1S for roi!'sunni VIII l." at ny Of
m from the hrst to the thiriy-iirst day of
October. Inclusive, FOR the purpose OF RI
ccivng tho same
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