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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-03
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
VERY BRIEF, BUT TO THE POINT
NicknaCks Of Note From a Re-
porters Notebook.
Warrants Issued Against the Southern
Social Club. Libel in Personam.
Sanderlin Sent on to Court.
Fine Oil Painting Of Mayor
Pcttis. Personal Notes.

City Sergeant Burke leaves for. st.
Paul to day.
Rev. DR.. Wharton has gone to Ashe.
vile. N. G.
DIR. Lankford left for southampton
county yesterday to visit his mother,
who is i'll.
The lawn fete for the benefit OF the
lnfant Sanitnrlum was repeated ct 81
Cumberland street last night.
The Enterprise Society of MoKen.
dree NJ. Il. Church will give an excur.
sion to Virginia Beach. August 8.
An excursion will be gIveu 10 Vir.
ginin Beach to-day by the Sunday
school of the Queen Street nj. l..
Church.
Mrs. Ella Harrell aud Miss Annie
johnson, of lG9 CRANKY street, left for
Aaheville yesterday via the Seaboard
Air Line.
MIR. A. G. Stout, OF Baltimore, has
boen visiting Norfolk on business
trip, left for tho West on the Norfolk
aud Western Railroad.
Some Of the public school teachers
who have been attending the Normal
Schools at tarmville aud Bedford City
returned home yesterday.
A warrant has been issued directing
tuo ohlCeE6 Vi Tue southern SOCIAL
Club to appear before the Police Court
to day to answer charge OF selling
liquor on Sunday,
line oil portrait OF Mayor Petit,
painted by MIR. Cornelius Hankins. of
Richmond, is on exhibition in the
window OF the Msnhattaa News Com
pany on Mnin street.
MIR. ID. w. Sunderlln was before the
Police Justice yesterday charged with
running four more pool tables IN his
place GU Queen street than he has IL
| license for. He was sent on to the
Corporation Court and bailed for $3.50
The papers IN u suit was Issued from
the United States Court here yester-
day. 1t being q suit brought by W. f..
Brown VS.. A. b. Stephens. Iibelupts
claiming $3.50 Tor charter aud damage
to barge hired by Capt. Brown 10
MIR. Stephens.
MIR. and Mrs. II. w. Whitehurst, nc
companled by Miss Willie Barham aud
Mr.. j. Ii. Cofer, ore making tour of
the principal Northern summer resorts
and will stop ut Asbury Park for q
week or ten days before they return TO
Norfolk.
MIR. Thomas U. Hare, after service
OF twenty-thro years in the Bank of
Commerce, has been forced, on ne
count OF his health, to resign tho re-
sponsible position of cashier. Mr.,
Hare Is very promising young finan.
cler and the bank parts with him with
much regret.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
a BIG DOCKET.

The Police Court Gases and the Dis
position of Them Yesterday.
Justice Burroughs spent two-thirds
OF the day yesterday investigating the
cases before his court.
John Robertson, colored, breach OF
the pence, fined s3.25.
John Nelson. white. assault on Lille
Myers; bound over in the sum of 81 900
to keep the peace for twelve months.
Moses Persons, colored, breach of
the peace; fined 1928.
Mamie Wright, colorod, drunk fined
1925.
William Jenkins. colored, commit.
ting q nuisance; fined 1925.
Maria Thomas, colored, embezzle-
ment, continued from the Goth; dis
missed.
Peter Smith, colored, drunk; fined
1925.
Peter Smith, colored, breach OF the
peace; fined $3.25.
A. A. King and n. b. physic, COL
ored, fighting; hned 81. 70 each.
Robert Coles. colorcd, breach of the
peace; dismissed on payment of Sl.25
costs.
Linsey Green and Sam Mathenburg,
colored, breach of the peace; dism Used
on payment OF costs. Sl.25 each.
Johu Welsh. white, drunk end as
snnlting and threatening to shoot an
officer; continued to the LIST and accused
bailed In the sum of 800 for his APP
peersuce.
Willie Button. colored, breach of the
ponce; dismissed.
r.. Henderson. colored. larceny of a
valiho from George Brown, valued ut
IS; dismissed Tor want OF evidence.
). Ii. Madden, white, selling liquor to
minors; dismissed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01

The Board of Health held meeting
yesterday with the president. DIR.
Landlord III tho chair. In tho absence
of DR. Vance. DR.. Dupey acted as Sec
rotary.
Tho inspector called attention to tho
bad condition of the cutters Mt tho COR
ner OF Charlotte aud Church streets,
The secretary was instructed TO notify
the Street, Sewer and Drain Board
that there is u dangerous nuisance at
this place arising from the standing
water.
The Sanitary Inspectors report
showed TG nuisunces reported during
the past week, of which II have boon
abuted. One new case OF diphtheria
was reported.
1t WINS ordered that tho CRANKY
Street NJ. T.. Church premises be con
nccted with the city sewers III ten days.
The Bonru discussed ut considera Die
length the report of vital statistics for
tho month OF iuue, which showed that
seventy two children had died in that
mouth.
DIR. LaugFord thought that this NOR
tality among the children was duo to
the exceedingly hot wnve OF the latter
pnrt OF May mud tho early part OF
% uHc, Dc ipuHTu lOuuu nlsO Luut tDelr
vital statistics show that of the seventy
two children forty-one wore colored
and thirty one white: they think that
notable inot Ia that forty nine colored
persons died tn the Fourth Ward dur.
ing June. DR.. Lankford stated that he
has learned also that the children of
the colorcd people suffered for want of
II physician. The Board concluded
that the statistics show that the health
OF the city as to adults was better dur.
ing June than for long time.
The President called attention to
the fact thst IN March, 1895, there
were only 81 deaths. while in March,
1894, there were III, showing, he
thinks, TINT the health OF tho city
generally IL improving. llo MISC thinks
that tho increase in population, whIoh
has not been considered in the above
figures, should be considered when
persons are comparing the death rate
during several years.
The matter OF the payment for the
abatement OF tho old Maple ayenue
nuisance was referred to the City AT
torney with instruction to make ont of
the proper parties the cost of said
abatement. Adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
rhc Building ofthe Month

The City Engineer during the month
OF July gave lines for houses to be
erected by the following persons: II. /.
Bosnian, one brick residence, Butte
street; George 9. Moser. one frame
residence, lots ! >, 8 aud 4, square X,
OF Norfolk lIand aud Improvement
Company; Barton Myers. one frame
dwelling. Spring street; w. ID. South
all, one frame dwelling. Pollard avenue;
y. Is. l.owenherg. one frame warehouse,
Prlncess Anne avenue; j. L. Allyn aud
others, two brick dwellings,. st. Paul
street; A. L. koerncr, one frame resi-
dence, Yarmouth street; Il. Z. Brown.
Tour frame dwellings, Pool street: City
Gas Light Company, one brick office,
Plume street. Total, -,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
Corporation ,our:.

In the Corporation Court yesterday,
Judge Hanckei grantad charter TO
the South lakewood Park Land Com.
pany. The capital stock is to be not
less than So. 0UO. nor more thnn $40, 600.
The officers are: T.. b. Freeman, presi-
dent; L. G. Foshburgh, vice -preside Mt
II. l.. Page. secretary and treasurer.
The above, together with a. w. Cor.
nick, 5. l.. Foster and $. W. Pannill.
constitute the Board OF Directors.
Mr.. John a. Baecber qualified to
practice law.
Lee 5. Overman qualified rs the ad.
Illustrator OF James 3. Lanier; bond
$500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
ELIZABETH CITY, N, C.


ELIZABETH CITY. n. c., July 81. -
Leigh Sawyer. the colored boy who
shot his father in Newluud township on
Sunday. was brought here to-day by
Deputy Sheriff Morton, aud arraigued
before Magistrate Nj. Il. Culpepper.
The prisoner was represented by Mr.
George W. Ward and plead not guilty.
After several witnesses were examined
the magistrate said that Sawyer could
he released until Superior Court under
a 81 200 justified bond. Not being
able to give this he was committed to
the county jail to await trial at the
September term Of tho Superior Court.
The elder Sawyer. who was shot. is
painfully but not seriously wounded.
There had been trouble between the
father and son before the shooting.
which was done with n double barreled
shot gun, the contents of the first bar.
rel fired not taking OBJECT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
THE PRESS CLUB BANQUET.
To Be Given at the ST. James Hotel
Tonight

The first ANIMAL banquet of the Nor,
folk and Portsmouth Press Club will
be given at $3.50 tonight at the ST.
jnmes Hotel. and it will he an elegant
affair. Covers have been laid for Sixty
persons and the menu is prepared by
Capt. Kennedy who has arranged
nearly oil Of the moet successful ban.
quets given III this city.
The tonsts will be as named below.
and will be responded to by the gentle
men mentioned. oil of whom have sig
nitied their purpose to bo present:
sour President" Mr. j A Daily. The
Press" Mr. X G Murray: "Greater
Norfolk" MIR NJ Glennnn: Virginia.
Mr. A 2 Thorn; "Tho Judiciary" Judre
\ homas II Wilcox; "Transportstion,"
Capt James W McCarrick: Our
CHESTS" Mr. j q Carroll: "lhe
Ladies'" Col z NJ Henry; Norfolk
aud Portsmouth Press Club" Mr. ii S
Biiley. Toastmaster, MIR. John White
head.
The committee of arrangements is
composed of j. d. Gray. II. :. Bailey,
Joe Hennelly, j. a. Tanner and j. A.
Daily. These gentlemen have boon
unceasing in their efforts to make the
affair q success.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
The Excursion az POcnhontRs Coun
Gil. No. AnJ. iEOHaI Arcnnum


The committee in charge of the ex-
cursion on the Northampton this even
ing Tor the benefit of the Infsnt SAM.
tarium to Old Point and the cspes
have SO far. with faithfulness and assid
uity, performed their duties, aud
should nothing unexpected arise there
IS every reason to believe that the
amount accruing will be satisfactory,
for verybody, old aud young. feel
that they have an interest IN the sue
cess OF this excursion.
The boat will leave the Old Domiu-
ion wharf, foot of Church street, Mt :
p. M; wharf Portsmouth. 7:l5; Bay
Line. 1880 y. III. sharp. The steamer
will leave Old Point ut 1880 u. M. The
street cars will be at west end of Main
street on arrival of excursionists. Re
treatments will be furnished at CITY
prices.
The committee of arrangements are
Messrs. 5. G. Phillips. Walter Il.
Irvine. j. q. Carroll, Frank Balm, S.
u. Rhodes. j. G. Stein, W. Ii. III,
Irire. Il. r. Morris. Thomas X. Bell.
Tickets can be obtained at Office of
Bell Irvine, No. 80 Main street and
members as well as places already
designated on the large posters. Don't
fail to buy ticket aid help this noble
charity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01

KNOCKED OUT.
Fight Between White and Coiored
Man at Simpson's Crocc;no

Fight Between White and Colored
Man at Simpsons Crossing.
Yesterday morning there was an alter
cation between q young white mau
named III, She'll aud negro man named
Jas. Pope IN which Pope was struck on
the head with soldering iron and
Knocked out. The affair occurred
at Simpsons Crossing. and was the re.
suit OF inoulting language used by Pope
whom instructed by Shell to do certain
work.
The cash in Pope's head was about
two inches long and the skull! ia frac-
tnred. The wounded man was brought
to this city. and Mt the station house
was attended by DIR. Speigh,, after
winch he WAS sent 20 the Retreat for the
Sick. MIR. Shell was locked ND Mt the
station and will be turned over to the
county authorities. He claims that he
struck the blow in self defense.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01

A II A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THEN I.
"A A. BLUES. held Monday. July 10Th tbs
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Norfolk Light Artill ~
III es, IN special meeting assembled. have
nelrd with deop sorrow of the untimely
ueath OF our Comrade in Arms, JOIN q.
NASH: and
WHEREAS, We desire to express to his be.
Teayed family or sincerest sympathy in
'neir anictlon; therefore be it
fFSoiced That in the death OF our friend
anu comrade, JoaN q. Nash. we have sus.
ta'nei an irrepRrable loss. This sad and
distressing accident has deprived us OF q
prother, AZ 1t wore, for he WAS dear to us
vi ana we Shall ever cherish the memory
v. LIS many virtues. Chivalrous noble and
sol.. y. we can but admire and respect such
= thar acter as his. and, while recognizins
lue superior wisdom OF Divine PROVIDENCE.
we are deeply. grieved that a life 10 full OF
youth. 'no no"'f "
J., R.sotred Also. that a copy Of thsss rsso-
.uNons De sent to his family ~ en- EXPIRES.
lou Oh the esteem In which he was held BIZ
'ne oohm and; and il is further
ncSoIed, That these reSo'ut ons be spread
upon the minutes Of the Battery aud a COPY
'nereof published i'll the daily papers.
corporal CHARLES n. DGLEY.
Chairman.
Private &. J. DEFY.
Corporal JOS. WRIGHT,
Private CHAS. l.. PETIT,
Rul-N Committee,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
VIRGINIA COAL IS UNDERB|D
The Coal Can't Be Carried to Meet
the Competition,
A Dispatch From Washington Says
That the Contract Was Lost on
Account of Transportation
From Virginia Coal Fields
to Norfolk

A dispatch of the Southern Press
Association from Washington says bids
were opened Tuesday for coal supplies
for naval vessels, and that tho contract
was secured by the agent OF the Cum
berland coal fields. The dispatch fur
Their snys that the agent for The Nir.
the department i'll Washington
aud assigned as reason for the un
derbid that the Cumberland coal
could be carried to Baltimore anu
towed in barges to the navy yard n,
Norfolk cheaper than it could he lie.
livered at Norfolk from the Southwest
Virginia coal fields. This will ba AL
eye.opener TO the dealers of this city.
1t has been thought all along, aud
with good reason, that the Norfolk and
Western raiir DAD with Its continuous
unbroken liue of all rail- down hill,
from the mountains OF Southwest Nir
gihin, could easily dump their coal ut
Norfolk at q minimum cost, SO chcaply
in fact, ns to enable the Virginia coal
operators to meet the competition of
the world.
1t is not denied that the Pocahonta
coal is equal to any fuel in the world
fol steam navigation. |. will he re.
membered that nun Der Of the record
breaking ocean Greyhound" have
made their best time when burning
coal from the Flat Top regions.
The dispatch Was received too late
last night to enable Ynr NWGINIAS to
interview persons who might throw
some light on the subject.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
Midsummer ytn,ri,nony.

The intensely warm weather of the
last month Inns not affected Cupid in
the slightest, MS matter of fact the rs
suits show that the matrimonial market
has been rathor brisk. Licenses were
issued to the following:
lemue Etheredge aud Emily Firth
erly, Jnmos l. Foreman and julia /,
Hill, Robert Parsons and Margaret
Murden, Walter u McCubbin aud ID
Beck, Joseph Russle and Annie
Robin, George w G'Neal and NIary
II Daniels. John L Blackwell and
Martha a Williams. Ernst G States
and Mury T. Gurris. b Il Welsel and
Carrie Eies. VIM J q Stockley and
Blanche l. Ewell, q p Antonio and
Rosa Lebone, John Hubert Jordan
and Katie l. Matthews, Edwnrd
Moore and Susie Watson. Ern
est Smith and Carrie NAV.
field, @ Jimpson and G. Cnpps.
Buddy Taylor and Mamie HOMER.
Lewis L Mars aud Susan q ruIley.
Charles Jefferson and Mary f. Chr.
ter. William Cooke aud Sallie Bowling.
ii Day and Mary Johnson, Harris Cot.
man aud Rebeccn Price, Lee Smith
and Sarah HicRe, q Williams and Hen.
rietta Taylor, James T. Simmons and
Carolina Hynon. Charlie Kelly aud
Uhrstiaua West, James Williams and
Emma Williams, Charlie Barron and
Nora BRITT, Thos J Splvey and Rebecca
Bowles. Chas Harrison and Victoria
Brown, john jenkins md Emma Haw.
klns, one not published. Total, 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
THE ATLANTIC AND pANvlLLE.
Effort il is Making 10 Develop the Ter

C1Ort " is WAKING 10 develop the err.
rtory Tributary to It's System.
The Atlantic ami Danville Railway
Company are making every effort for
tho development of the resources of
the country tributary to this system.
1t presidents attention il nom splistsd
III the direction of immigration to
settle upon the line OF this road. 1t
proposes III the near future to establish
I'm association for the uftherance Of
these measures, Inviting the co opera
ton of influential citizens Of several
counties adjacent to the line of the
Atlantic nnd Dauville, with the view
OF advertising the many advantages of
this section, describing tho several
localities, soil, climate, etc, with list
of the lands for sale, aud IN q general
why TO interest the pubic in the suo.
cessful carrying out of its plans.
The Atlantic and DanvilIe are
seriously considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of extending their system westwardly.
IL Is too early as yet to give it's plans
full publicity. They IRE now being care.
fully considered, aud Mr.. Newgass will
submit then to his associates IN Lou
don before taking decisive action.
The outlook for the future of this
great property is very encouraging.
its freight traffic shows gratifying
increase, 80 much 80 that the company
has added large number of freight
cars TO its equipment, this to provide
for it's accommodation. The passenger
business Is also Improving, to the OK.
tent that 1t requires tho addition of
moro coaches, baggage cars, etc. To
provide for this they have recently
purchased several cars, and an INSTALL
mont Of Blk coaches is expected to arrive
early in August. On their arrival the
company will be able to supply tho sd-
dItional demand for excursions, which
has been very noticeable this year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
10. clay Pickett Mnkcs AN As,,.u
nIent.

Mr.. Ii. Clay Pickett, dealer in fancy
groceries and family supplies, No. So
Brewer street. yesterday afternoon
made nm assignment for tho benefit of
creditors and named j. q. Triton as
trustee. The business Will be continued
under the direction of the trustee SO
that the handsome stock of goods can
be disposed of to the best advantage.
The assets and liabilities are not
stated. MIR. Pickett is an enterprisinR
aud progressive yonng merchant and
bis many friends trust that be will he
able to overcome his present dltlicul.
ties
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
New YORK truck aEnrKet.
by Southern Associated Press.


NEW YORK. July 3l.-Hueklebsrries
Quart, 4a7.
Apples-Crate. 25a50.
Pcurs-LeConts, 81. 00aS2. % per bar
rel; do. Bartlett, crate, 50aGO.
Grapes-Georgia. basket, 20s25; do.
case. Sl.25aSl.5O; do. North Carolina,
pound. Gals.
Peaches Carrier. 75aS2.0O; do.
basket, 30aSl.00.
Observation-Disclosures. 81. 00nl5. 90;
do. carload, $50. COa135. 90.
alusk melons-Barrel, 75a82. so; do.
basket. 25a75; carrier, S2.00a9. 90;
crate. 81. 00s1,25
Plums-Dela, Bolsn basket, 2Oa25.
Egg plant-Barrel, Sl.00aSl.75.
Onions-Nirginia, potato, barrel,
81. 25aSl 80; basket, 40a60; do Mary
land and Delaware, bbl. 81. 25a1.75.
Potatoes-Rose, S1.00al.5O: do,
sweets, g.. 50a4. 90.
Tomatoes Maryland. carrier. 4Oa75;
do. Norfolk do, 40a65.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
Death OF rev. Mar. Ea,o,

a telegram was received yesterday
from Bell Haven, Eastern Shore, Va,
announcing the death OF Rev. $. w.
Eason, brother OF Mr.. I. n. Eason.
of this city. Tho deceased was a popu.
lar young preacher and had bsen sick
only short while with typhoid fever.
The funeral took place at Bell Haven
at o o'clock yesterday. The body will
be buried at his old home in Norfolk
county,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
Anew CoaI-t.nytou.

Under this heading MIR. Charles E.
Scott n Co. advertise in to.day's VIR-
GINIAS the above coal. 1t Is claimed
that 1t Is tho freest burning anthracite
coal on the market. For oil domestic
purposes and uses it IS excellent, and
for open fires it is splendid. Their
place of business is corner Lovett and
Reservoir avenues. Phone 26l.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01

MACON, Gal have found Simmons
Liver Regulator the best family medi.
cine. have used it in Indigestion and
biliousness and found it to relieve i'm.
mediatcly. After eating n hearty SUP.
per, if on going to bed / take dose Of
1t never feel any bad effects of tho
supper. G.. Sparkle, ex Mayor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01

The young ladies OF the parish of
Our Lady OF Good Council will hold a
festival to night and to morrow night
under the Masonic Temple, FIeemason
street. for the benefit of the church on
York street and st. Nincent's Hospital.
They hope for q generous support in
their efforts IN this lnndahle work.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01
Evening Excursion TO Ola Point.
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The steamer northampton, of Old
Dominion Line, will leave Boy Line
wharf, Norfolk, every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evening at y. m .
for Old Point; returning. leave Old
Point ut 10 p. m. Round trip fare for
this delightful excursion. 80 cents.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-01

A special reduction in sterling silye.
for the month Of June. Bridal presents
very low. Chaaman & Jakeman,