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DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND E-A
IL full assortment OF agate and tinware, 5
and 1oc counters; good butter, from 30 to 4Oc
per roll; salt salmon trout, 10c apiece; cans
tomatoes 2Oc. prunes, sc ID; S lbs p. beans,
25c. In order to meet hard times, we are sell
ing goods at the lowest mark.
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Il |ARL MULLER. THE EXPERIENCED
IN Job Gardener, will attend to any garden
work by the hour. day, week or month in
very careful manner and Il very reasona BILE
ned; seeds, flowers, plants, ETC., for sale; gar
dens LAID out in an artistic manner and taken
care of speciality. Call or drop a postal at
304 5 street. mrll-lW*
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ERyICEs Will, RE HELD

DEvIvAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD
IL in the Central NJ. e. Church, Eleventh
week. The meetings will be conducted by the
three Epworth Leagues the Y. NJ G. A. the
Y. w. c. A. and the Salvation Army. All
young people are especially invited to attend
these meetings. Its
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A Ii LADIES, NEAR OR FAR. SAFE.
y quick cure guaranteed: any disease of
irregularity; disgrace, danger avoided; sure
relief, though others fail; travellers treated;
low fee; self-cure; send, call or write; strict
confidence. Room l, 40 ] street
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BLACKsMITHS. ETC.

n CARMICHAEL NOTIFIES THE PUB
II. lie that hereafter he will make q spe-
claIty OF horseshoeing: no extra charge for
steel handmade side toe and quarter weight,
forging and interfering and stumbling shoes,
1908 Eighth street.
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Try FALLEN Creamery Butter, 45 cents
square, 10 be had only at Lynn's, corner
Fnnrtaenth and streets.
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ORDERS FOR BROWN LEGHORN EGGS
~ Gncubator LOTS filled in from one to five
days, according to the capacity of your ma
chine. MATTHIAS & BLOM, Box 149, Sac
ramento. Agents for NEW MODEL JUBI-
LEE HATCHER
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O1l.I J ST; ROOMS S-1O-DR. CHARLES
J1O2 CORNELL, the greatest and most re-
liable business test medium of the nineteenth
century; patrOniZed by the business men and
women OF the world; natural magnetic doctor.
mr1 1-ktF
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NTISS NJ. A. YECkLEY. STENOGRAPHER
vi and typewriter, 1907 Fourth street,
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Drank H. WING HAS REMOVED HIS
/ Rubber stamp Factory 10 Oid.Postoffice
building, second floor Office Room 16.
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81 FOR CLEANING WATCHES. 81 FOR
p mainsprings: all work guaranteed 419
X street, next TO Metropolitan Theater Cash
paid for old gold and silver.
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PERSONALS.

THE HOUSEWIFE, TO SEE AND TAKE
i advantage of the bargains at H. X WAL
LACES, Sl3 to Sl7 j street. Tinware
Crockery and Glassware
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NURSERY.

TIREEs FOR SALE At 3 CENTS EACH.
i F. o. b. Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry. No
better trees grown.
Terms satisfactory. Address
OSCAR KNOTT
Walnut Grove Cal
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The Sunset Limited takes you to New
Orleans In 10 hours and to New YorA in
1l9 hours.
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UAVE YOUR PAPERHANGING DONE
Ii by A. II. ANDERSON, JR., northeast
corner of Seventh and ] streets.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS AT THE BERK-
i shire, cor. Sixth and l.. Strictly tirst-cIass
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NTANTED-A STRONG AND EXPERI-
w enced female nurse for an invalid. APP
ply southeast corner Eighth and II streets.
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TTPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
y made over at bedrock prices, by +.
BROWN. 1908 < street
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A CARPENTER CAN GET ANYTHING
n he wants at II. X. WALLACE'S. Tools at
bargains S13 to S17 j Stfeet.
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M ANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE
w OF five rooms or more, Tor o long term.
Address, stating price and location, BOX B,
this Office.
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A WOMAN WANTS A BABY TO CARE
IN for at her own home. Address MRS.
MARCELLA RAMSAY, Sacramento Post
Oflce mr7-4tk
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BOARD AND LODGING.
DRESS AND CL0AKMAKING.

DRESS AND CL0AKMAKING.
MRS. c. j. ADAMS, FASHIONABLE
VI dressmaker, has opened her parlors at
l22212 Sixth street, ana wishes the public to
know that she does tirst-cass work; bridal
suits, mourning suits and tailor-made suits
for $3 up.
Mrs. HAMILTON FASHIONABLE
INI Dressmaker, with school of dress-cut-
ting. Patterns cut to order; all work guar
anteed, 1906 X street.
nRESS AND CLOAK MAKER-CLOAKS
- made over; suits, So, So and $40. 1928
Seventh street.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-APPLY To
OLD ?. Q. BUILDING, Fourth and X streets.
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TOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH-
L shek piano, which came into our posses
sion in the way of trade; will be sold at a bar
gain. The piano can be ordered direct from
factory if purchaser prefers. Inquire at this
Office.
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MUSIC AND ART.

al ~ i47'' ~ ~ N'IuoiC IuIuiSueu IOF prl-
Nate parties, ct. el6 Twelfth ST., II and /.
GEORGE b. FRANZ, TEACHER OF VIC.
" lin and cornet Studio Eighth and J SITS
GUITAR. BANJO AND MANDOLIN
" Reduced rates; s 81 lessons 50; q 81
lessons, 50. PROF. PALMER 6lOh street
StCHOGL OF ART NEEDLEWORK. lOl4
- Eighth street Stamping and embroiu ery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wednes-
day ana Friday.
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DAG CARPET FACTORY AT 1914
IL Eighth ST. MRS. JOHNSON. Propretress.
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OAK STOVE WOOD, So rs PER CORD
\ J delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
ON Twelfth Street road; z. Q. address, sos
Seventh street. w. IL. BASLER.
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S :" |" Q = S
. d ] n
ooc per bottle. Sole by all druggists
L0ST-F0UND.

T OST-B BLUE GREYHOUND BITCH:
II forepaws and breast white; barb-wire
mark on back fright side) gray around
mouth. Finder please address j. E.. this
Office and receive reward. mrl l-3t*
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WANTED "A GOOD BLACKSMITH,
w with tools A splendid opening at Wal
nut Grove, Cal. shop with dwelling or with
out; rent reasonable; well-establisned busi-
ness in prosperous vicinity: an opportunity
Tor good man. Address Immediately, MRS.
SHARP, Walnut Grove, Sacramento County,
Cal. mr9-3t*
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CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
4 cleaning corner Twelfth and o streets
Capet cutting, sewing and retitting; furniture
packed TOR shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale, Tele.
phone 292.
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&70 PER MONTH-FOR RENT, A MOD
DlO ern fiat OF five rooms, with bath and
pantry, lower fiat, at 14O6 o street. Inquire
CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL, 4o9 X street, carpets
and furniture.
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wv ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BARBER.
w Apply 529 K street. 1tF
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I OST = MONDAY NIGHT a GOLD
~ watch and chain. Finder will return to
GA j st. and be suitably rewarded mr9-2t*
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Try McMorry's Teas. They are the
best IN the market.
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TO LET OR RENT.

VIO leftover FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS,
/ bathroom and pantry, good locality, 1915
j street. Inquire OF ROBERT PHILIP, room
., 62Sn j street. mr9.3t"
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V7HE VENDONIE, ,1104 MARKET STREET,
L san Francisco, has been thoroughly reno
waited and newly furnished, and Will be con-
Quoted as frst-class rooming house. All
Market street cars pass the house Rates, 81
per day and upward. mr6-2w
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T OOK HERE-A MAGNIFICENT OPPOR-
IL tunity Tor a first-class canvasser, lady or
gentleman. Inquire of E. E. BERGMAN
42O street. this city, between the hours of
a. NJ. and i2 n.
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NARDWELL COLONY-1O-ACRE TRACTS
u only S1OO per acre; water pipes Will be
laid TO each and every tract in said colony.
]. T. CARDWELL, owner, 1904 n street, or
3O1 J street, Sacramento.
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WANTED.

w AND BOARD FOR
w man and wife and two children; perma-
nent quarters desired. Address, giving loca-
tlon, price and references BOX A, this Office.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

DEALS GEM GALLERY: SNAP PHOTO
ID graphs of babies by lightning process. NV
experience IN the business enables me to over
come all difficulties Cor. Seventh and j.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ANDREWS SELECT SCHOOL, 514
VI Thirteenth street; English branches and
music; of cab
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T OST - SOMEWHERE IN THE BUSI-
u ness portion OF the city, a gold link cuff
button, with diamond setting. Return to
capital Pharmacy, Seventh and X streets,
and be rewarded. mrg-3t*
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
THE DISTANT SHORE:
Is the Name Of the Yacht Whose Owners
Challenge Was Accepted Last Night.
THE OLD CUP COMMITTEE REAPpOINTED
Charles bay ROSES unconditional
Was Promptly Accepted lily Che
New Work Nnchi Club Tic Com
mitscc Preparing ror isc Race.

New York. oct. Il. The special meet
ing OF the New York Yacht club. called
TO take action on the challenge or
Charles Day Rose for the American ,up.
was held at TN" MHdison-Avcuuc Club
h"uSr this evening The tEallcn." was
accepted ana tho Cup Committer of
1898 rcappointcd to take charge of the
ARRANGEMENTS
rhc formal reply To Percy Thellusscn.
SECRETARY OF the ROYAL Victoria Yacht
club, was Cahlcd ana inioruut toui,l
races are assured for 1886
Commodore Brown presided AT lin.
meeting and about 80 oC tn, members
most OF whom were yacht owners were
present. TN" challenge OF Nil Charles
p"H Rose, WAS read. Its text WAS ,hc
Sam" as was Cahl"d on Srptcmbrr g.,,
~ gay" IA" name of the ohnnrnrlny
Na'ht as tE" Distant shore. tho loob
Whtrl Iln" ~ feet ana named no ruudi .
'lhnS whatever After the uhrlIauy.
mao "''n read, III" following preamble
ana resolution were adopted:
Whereas, AN unconditional chnlI.npA
Tor TIA" Amrrica's cup. stating load
water liza" length or challenge yoss,A
mus """u received from tho Euy.u Ni,-
'uiA Yacht club ina tho name OF Nj,
CHARLES II. Rose
Resolved. That tho challenge ha nc
copied. ard further
i'vS'IN, q" ihai q committee pf sever.
b" appointed by the CummoGnrc vim
iuli r"M'i To confer with the challenger
ana arrange tn" conditions of ,b.
u'hi'h. nS soon as final ARRANGEMENT .
I's\" been completed TN. crrir;ti,.,
-i.!!I report the same 10 the club
tpDumuprc Brown thou ni.n,fr,l
'H" .Gp committee" Of 1898 IT, t:Io
charge of tile races. Th,ir names .,,
James u. smith. y Cnss Canfiold. I
'i'"r!,yN Iaus. Latham \ Fish. GOV
"9n l\"f'risht Archihaly Kogers, j.
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CENTRE or THE STATE.
Whal The Slate Makers ire Doing In Re-
ference 10 the Methodist Preachers.
CONDITIONS RIPE FOR LOCAL OPTION.
tondrnning Theatre Going and DaYs.s
cling What Gen. Malone Thought
of senator SunS Stating for Pre-
siding EidcrshiEs Hmd Many other
Mnttcrs OF Interest.

Richmond, Va. oct. 1i.-(Special.)--3
Not very long before Mahone's death
Hon. w +. Mc1Sae. of Petersburg. asked
MIN who was the ahlest man In the
United states Senate. The General re-
piled without a moments hesitation,
naming glr. Quay. Of Pennsylvania
Mahone and Quay were very close
friends and when the latter gained O
victory over mis- opponents at the late;
Republican Convention In the Ke.a-
stone state the General sent him u
congraWlatory telegram.
Rev. Dr. Young. Mt park-Place
church last night, in speaking OF the
defeat OF tn" element in the Demo-
cratic nartY who wanted the Chief OF
Police elected by the direct votes OF
tn" people, said he could see in the re-
SUIT of ID" primary encouragement for
those who wanted to rid richmond OF
bar-r"1ms. There is 40 doubt Of the.
Tact that the temperance folks gencra,-s
~ thni tn" conditions arc ripe i'm Ricli-
mond for "a local option claction AMI
when that comes, as some think 1t will.
the contest will he the most gigantic
and exciting Richmond has ever ex-.
pcricnccd.
Rev pr. Wcbb-peplac of London, In
ms great sermon at Holy Trl ,ity
church last night condemned thea
tire going ana made a most earnest sp-
peal To his hearers to refrain from tEoc
practice and from dancing.
The ticket put up by he fair cleo
tionists' In Richmond is something of
surprise. 1t has no strength and will,
excite no enthusiasm. With one eXcep-
tion all the persons are unknown to
ninr-tenthS OF the voters. 1t wns
thought tho Democratic opposition,
could get persons OF soma influence TO
run. but II appears that they could not.
There is talk of almost a clean sweep
"i tllc Methodist pastors in Richmond
at the coming conferences The slate
makers have Dr. a Coke Smith down
ior Centenary. to succeed pr. Slcdd.
ThcN transfer Rev Dr w. j. Young to
Norfolk to succeed Dr. Smith. and
have Rev L. II. Rawlings ON the
list for Clay Street There is n move
nlent on foot to get Rev. DR.. George
II. Ray, now at Bcrl,lcy. back 10 Union
station. ana 1t IS said that Rev Dr.
Nandcrslicc is quite willing to go to
another field Rev. Joshua Hunter, OF
trinity, and Rev. Il. r. Wilson. of Clay
street, are slated for presiding elder
ghipS lH
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TO ENFORCE THE SUNDAY LAW.
commissioners Lee ASKS thc support
OF the Ministers in that Direction.

st. Louis. oct lI-Commissioner
Lee has sen, a letter to the pastors
of the different religious dcnlrui.Iu-
ti"ns In st Louis which has caused not
Il htti" excitement and criticism. lie
asks II they viii uphold him in an effort
to enforce the sunday Inv In ST Louis
on the lines pursued by Commissioner
IiooS"Vclt I'm New York
IN" sunday law has been dead let
ter in st Louis sine" 1851 Nut long
ago thr chief of police testified bcfor"
It ieEiSlativ" conmittC" that hc docs not
make the slightest effort to- prevent the
sale of liquor ON Sunday
- request tn" saloon Keepers to keep
their front doors locked wherever in
gross and cgrcss Is possible by back
way hc said
In his letter TO tho preachers Cummis-
sipncr Loo says that he Is anxious to
identity himself with the law loving
element aud to cntoT"" n decent and
orderly Observance" of the first day
OF the week lie continues:
- believe it should bc enforced fully
door on front door ann not a pro
hihitioniai nr Il crank. hut | have stud
led the subject carefully. ANA believe
that all religious organizations viii
reap advantages from such enforce
mcut of tia" law. aud write To know
what ulotnl support | can rely upun i'm
| the effort
Nearly all the ministers have prom
| iscd the commissioner their support
and Il hard fight is looked for.
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Tic Smgnr mnumt, nnc.tinn.

WNshiuetOu, oct H.-It liz mlcr-
stood that no further action viii he
taken by the parties Interested In thu.
paYm"n, of the sugar bounty until Con
;:rcSS meets Secretary Carlisle has
promised To hear argument why he
should not send tho case under Comp
trolor TOWERS decision to the Court
OF Claims. hut neither Srnmtur Mnnder-
son nor amy other of thos" Interested
has $50 Tar nVail"d himself oi this prof
fcr, ana II is said viii not do so. tn the
meantime. With the matter still held
up In the Treasury, Congress viii as
senblo and then an effort viii bc made
to have Congress pass an appropriation
oi S"ouo,o oGn TO pay the sugar bounty,
coupled with a provision that the Comp
troll"r Of the Treasury shall have no
jurisdiction tu pass upon the constltu-
tipE-tlity of the laws
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The REBELLION is SPREADING.
'hc latest Ad,iccs Irou. iFn,aua
Hh"Ws inrgc Eu>urgcti ssniu>.

NJ" York. oct IA. Passengrrs arriv-
ms by IA" Steamer YumuIi from Iia-
Nana to-day say that the rebellion is
spreading westward Three bands Of
lhSSutt' ii9 haN" appeared in districts
which have hitherto been ouiA, on.
r"tiy OF goo men. half OF whom were
SHI" L. he Sraui;uds. rose in tn. yiciri-
~ 90 i.aiatinu. twenty-five miles from,
Havana. and the southern terminus of
the railroad which runs across the is
iahd from Havana. Another party has
ris"n in M"imU Del sur. IT has 300 men
AMI the thiiL party is at Nharra. th"
place where 'hr rebellion first broke out
Hnd NhcI" quiet was restored last F.h-
rua'N !u Tia" last party there were
hac caused great excitement in .Ij,-
iand. II is also reported that MaNimo
Gomez has LETT $500 men in Catacurri.
and with 1000 ncm is marching toward
Las Villas.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

Cleveland, O.. oct l4-There is a
scaI city of steel rails which fact is evil
denccd by several Eastern and far,
western railroad representatives who
are in the city cndcavoring to contract
deliveries carly, of an immense quanti-
~ OF steel rails. The price OF rails has
gone up, owing to the choked condi-
tiou ot the Eastern mills There are
several Syndicatcs represented in Cleve-
land at present, which want from 20, 900
To 10000 tons each OF steel rails, caus-
Ing another rise in the price of rails
II Is said that the new Staten Island
railroad. i'm which the Standard OIL
Company lS supposed 10 be interested,
has a representative mere who has been
trying to contract for 10000 tons of
rails for 1896 delivery. He succeeded in
placing portion OF his order.
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wreck of The nnrsc NcI,ic Dnn.

lorraine. o., oct. IA -Thc barge N.I-
lie bun, bound from Put-m-R Ray to
cleveland. with sand and gravel was
wrecked of this port at . O'clock this
morning capt. Peterson, John ilago-
man. of l'un"roN. O.. aud a sailor
nam" unknown, who lives in Cicvclnnd.
Wer" drowned GoorEu Wilson WAS
iai"n from the rigging Of the wrccl, at
O'Clock thiS morning by the tug Cas-
cadr Wilson had lashcd himself To tho
liEEiI@ and was unconscious from cN-
hauslion when rescued. When hc re
WED Ne s"id that on" man had left tho
wreck ON q plank He Is supposed to
nay" bccn drowned, as nothing has bccn
seen "' him among the wrcckagc that
hA. Nmln.. nahMrr-
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Meets ana Adjourn without Trnusuct-
ing any Yimsinrss Of Emnnrtmmcr.

Washington. oct. l4-Nt the meet
ing of the bar of the Supreme Court of
the United States to take action upon
the death of the late Associate Justice
Jackson. Mr.. Secretary Oluvy presided
and Mr.. J. H. McKcnny acted As secre-
| tary. ON motion by j. N Dickinson
! tn" tollowinG gentlemen We're named as
Il cummittr" to draft an appropriate
memorial inr presentation to tn" court ::
j. NJ. Dickinson. :. + Walker, Henry
NJ. DuiIirld. \. II. Garland. Samuel
| :ShallaharSer w. a. MaurN. Thomas
| Nilsson and w. y. Sudduth The com
| mitto~, viii report at AN adjourned
meeting OF the bar TO br called by the
| chairman
The supreme Court convened to-day
for the october term, 1875 All the sur
viNing justices were present
| President CLEVELAND being still alb
| sent from the city. The ceremony ur
calling upon him on the day "f meet
| ing had To be omitted Tor the secoud
| time during his presidential tenure
| When the justices had taken their seats
chief Justice Fuller said:
"Fhc court feasscmhlvs again sad
drncd 10y a vacant chair. Mr. Justice
Jackson died at Nashville. Tenn, ON
| the Sth OF August last. This was fol
lowed 10y the departure OF Justice
! Strong. ON the 18th day of the same
| month who during his retirement had
maintained his compauionship with the
| members of the bench which he had
adurucd
1t as been the memorial usage of the
| court ON TIA" first day uf the term
ON the nIst day OF which a quorum
| tiun ui no business. hut 10 adjourn to
await upon the President OF tho United
| States. The President Is absent. and
We shall follow Ia" course pursued last
year, namely, To dispose OF such mat
tcrs as may be property brought h"-
| fore MS All motions not submitted to-
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tnnmnt Ii.hI Yhcrc.

Washington. - G.. oct IL Indian
Agent Wisdom at MuskuEsc |. r.. ma"
reported to- tn, Indian Bureau that he
has instructed United States Marshal.
to prevent, ANY fights taking place on
Government lands In his territory.
~" ais" states that some Of th" man
ayers OF the Curhrtt -litzsinmons fight
hay" gUn" to Tulsa ga the Grrck nation.
10 arrange with TIA" principal Chicf To-
have the fight come on on Crcok soil
II" wired TIA" police at that pluc" tu
arrest TIA" managers and btinE them
- his agency ana II found guilty Of
attempting To- bring on the fight in the
territory they viii be- summarily eject
81
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Scri"u> ana rrobnnr, ra,nl .cciacn,

Ifuehur" oct. H-.:arly this morniu.,
=" Converter IN the l'raukstown Steel
WORKS pi Jones aud IHughiu burst
seven i"an were severely BtIrh"d three
I'rl"ps fatally iieht tons uf molten
metal zen IToin the overturned con-
Nriior the contents al which poured into
lhc Hli whore tn" men were at work un-
'unS'ioni "i their danger ANA unable to
y;y.,'.l. a ilst 81 thu injured is: Squire
over the bodv. John II l{uri aged ai,
GCmd!tion critical frishtfuly burned.
William Edwards aged ~, married. .hcu /
and face and right arm terribly burned
Ills mi fies arc considered fatal -Four
others arc badly hut not fatally burned.
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Petition For waller. Release.

Chicago. Ill, Oct. 4-John c. Jones,
of Chicago, attorney for John l.. Wall.
Ter, imprisoned by the French Governs
mcnt, Will leave tomorrow for Wash-
inSton with a strong petition to the;
President requesting him 10 take inimeS
diate action in the matter Among the
names on the petition are Judge r. W..
Clifford. Judge Abncr Smith, Judge M,
+. Tuliey. Judge +. Hancy, Judge
Henry V. G. Freeman. Judge Thomas
Hutchinson of Chicago; ex-Governori
John NJ. Hamilton and Mayor Swift.
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Special Train 10 The SUFFOLK Ngrieur.
fnral Fair vin Atlantic ana Dan.
Vile Rnilroad.

During the session of the Suffoile
Fair and Agricultural Association the
Atlantic and Danvile railway will mrs
a special train from Norfolk to the Eaiss
Grounds on October 18th. 10th. Inn
and 18th, leaving Norfolk (foot Of Wa
ter street, at II Il. m, arriving at tfIfS
Fair Grounds a 1906 p. m Return
leave Fair Grounds at $50 p m. Far&s
FOR round-trip INCLUDING admission 81
the Fair Grounds), Sl.10. The Atiantfas
and Danville is the only line reachirssF
the Fair Grounds direct
WM. II. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent
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Baltimore, oct. Ii Henderson Prcil
X Co, cunfcctioucrs and bakers at -
east Pratt street. made am assignment
to-day without preferences l'h. firm
has Tor forty years don, "a biz southern
trad" Tho failure is attributed to- the
war made upon it by tile N,W York
Biscuit Company trust Tho assets are
said to be about 10000 ANA the Habit
ties ar" not much in excess OF that
amount.
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Another Tn,ni Collision nt sen.

London oct IA collision resulting
in tho loss of 1. lives has occurred OFF
Dudgcon THE steamer i.mma, bound
from Rotterdam Tor 3oncssc ran into
ana sunk tEv French bark Pacinaue.
from Shields for Valparaiso The bark
fouudcred 50 quickly after being struck
that she took down with her caJ;ain.
pilot and ten of ;he crew The t-,s ma
rescued the others and landed them
at Hull.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
TO FIGHT At JUAREz
The Citizens Of EI PaSO, Texas. Considerably
Excited Over the Announcement
GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS DETERMINED.
Government ofictnIs SnS ihnt the
tRnir Cnuuot occur On Govern
ofthc viii Attempt I'll" fiaht ih"rc
They are 10 7,c Sun,u,mriiN Eic"tcd.

III posa. TEX oct ia report from
the city oi McXic". received hero this
morning, says that President I1ia2 has
decided that the Curhctt -titHHimtuons
hght on th" border, ia a mattrr for
tho state Government to MANAGE and.
therefore. hc has left It with the Coy
CIuur ui Chihiuhiua II is racHl ted
mere as settled that the fight viii cJmc
off at Junrva Tho town /, rrcruy cN-
cited