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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

Siemens & halsfe
Weroen ole Grant &ocomotipe WorFs ans
fdufen.

en- penigen Mo9en tperben bic 3. 8.
in ben @dnben eines Observation-Disclosures be-
finbli9en ,@rent locomotive Morfs" In bic
Der Strma @iemens &c 9alsfe iiberge6en.
Die 8er6anblungen 1inb btesbe5iigli9 10
melt gebieben, baB ie nur nod Der 8eitds
tieung bur9 ben Goncursri9ter bebirfen.
Oils bic v@rdnt locomotive Worts" Dor
etipd II eSabren Der f9le9ten Soften tpegen
falirten, ma9ten Siemens &c 9alsfe fofort
benz Observation-Disclosures ben 8ori9fag,
bic Sabrit ibnen auf unbeitimmte 3sit gu
bermtet6en. g1a9 ldngen l1rterbanolungen
ipuroe etn lleberetnfpmmen getroffen, lpoz
nd9 Der 8etrieb Der Sabrit bpm NuguIt
b.. s. ab auf Elm Sabr. in bic 6dnbe DDn
Siemens &c 6alste iibergeben folte. 0tes
gef9db, unb Der Grfolg mar Elm berortiger,
baB QDmdn Der Sirma nunmebr ben Mn=
fauf Der Sabrit p%roppnirte. Ser 8erfa1tf
fpG in aGernd9iter s3eit enbgiiGtig abgez
I6lofen perben. Die u@iemens &c 9alsfe
electric Co." bat Elm Mctienz&apital BON
S 100000 einge5ablt. 3neds &aufs Der
obigen Werfe tpirb bas Mctienfdpital OUT
100000 erbD6t perben. 100000 perz
ben ais gripritGten ben alien NctionGren
i~ibernieIen unb ber &e1t, $1,300,000, arf
ben Marft 9ebra9t iperben, Ser 9rGftbent
Der amerttani19en Stliale Der Weltfirmd,
WeDIenberg, unb Der Secretdr Wrig1t baz
ben beretts 100000 BON Der neuen Mcttenz
ausgdbe ae3et9net unb Die 8eamten Der
v@rant locomotive Mprfs" nplen Die dnDez
rem 100000 Der 8riprttGten iibernebnen.
Nuf Der 5abrif rubt etne 7pro3entige 9ppoz
t6ef BON $217,0 0teIe pirb bic uStemens
&c 9alsfe g." abtragen Dber bur9 eine
5prp3entige er1eBen. 9ieIe eleftrif6e Sir
ma fat Si1ialen in Berlin, ct. petersburg,
Mien unb Qonbon, unb be54dftigt ins9ez
Iammt 10000 2eute, Sn Der Aiefigen
SSabrif finb etpa 500 2eute bislang angez
iteGt, unb ptrb btefe 3abl na3 erfolgter
beftnittber uebernabme auf 1900 erboht
tperben. 9ie Na9frage mad ben &rbeitsz
probucten Der Sirn1a 1T 10 bebeutenb, bob
bic bts6ertgen Mrbeiter Sag uno Na9t, ia
AUDI @onntags arbeiten miifen. Sur 3ett
perben r1ur Generators" f~abri5trt Sobalo
bic Sirma bic Sabrif befinittb iibernommen
bat, tpirb bieIelbe 10 ui1getpunbelt merben,
baB in berielben ale fir elettrif9e 8etriebe,
6eiaungen unb 8eleu9tungen IL. |. IN. mo-
tbigen Materialien f%abri5irt iperben fOnz
men. Sic tpirb bes @eiteren bic betm GU
1ammenbru9 Der n@rant locomotive
@orts" unpo0enbet gebltebenen % 2Ocomoz
then, bic jebt ~ferttggete1t iinb, an ben
DART bringen unb bann bic MdiAtneriea
gum t%petteren 8au BON 2ocomptiben be-
nuben. 8edmte Der y@iemea5 &c 0alsfe
g." finb ferner 8eftber Der r@eGs &c
Sren9 Gar g." uno Der Steel &orfs".
Die erftere 9efe1f9aft bat our 3ett einen
Contract CUR 9erftelung BON 800 Jtefrtz
qeratprzWage fir Nrmour e So. an
6anb unb ba babur9 bic electric So. in
btrecte 8eriibrung nit ben ~Giienba6nen
fommt, 10 bofft fe auf CUTE MuftrGae auf
2ocomotiben. Sebenfaas miro bacurd. bob
eine Strma nit &apital bic ,@rant 2ocoz
mptibe Worfs" iibernimmt, 1900 tii6tieen
9~anbpertern quite &rbeit Bel gutem Ser
bient geit4ert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
prntaler Moro,
Se9an9en bon Ger 5arbi9en
Pearl SMITH
Mn ibrem 2iebbaber @ia. Terguiun.
Sic ourdfdneioet linn faltbliitia ole Kehle,
wdhreno er betrnllfen auf Dem Sette
lieet. = Cine porbeoaate Chat. Die
m0roerin in einerm irthfdaft perhaftet.-
Oret perfonen III 6eueenhaft.

pearG Smith, ELM notorif4es farbiges
Srdlen3immer Der Wetfette, ern1ofoete
Sonntag Nbenb gegen 9 lt6r ibren 2ieb5a5er
unD 3ahegenoifen @iq Sergufon, nit Dem
Tie in go. 157 90. 2afe{tr. 5uTammentpobnte.
sic bur6f6nttt INN bic &e1le, ndbren0 er
betrunfen auf benz 8ette lag, BON einem
Sbr gum arbern, unb begdb 1i9 oann in
cine nabegele9ene 8irtbI daft.
SergufDn, Der bpr un9efGbr Z Monaten
aug benz 3u9tbaus entlafien tpurbe, no er
Elm Sabr pegen zines tbGtli9en Mngriffs
aufGearl Smitb berbiBt batte, fam Tim UNI
gefG6r balb 9 ubr NIT benz in Sportfreifen
ais Sauftfdmpfer betdnnten r8i1p" @bern
in elmer 9rof4te nab 9auIe. @ls pearl
fab, baB er betrunten tpar, ma4te fte Die
8emerfung, tie perbe i'm bies Mal abt6un
Na9bem Serguion nit 9iilfe 4bern's uno
zines anberen Sdrbi9en, Namens SbeDpbtz
l1s RoB, in fein 3immer gebra4t mar,
f9idte Die Smttb ben 2eBteren 6inaus, init
Der 8itte, einen elmer MaKer gu bolen,
nGbrenb fte Nbern beauftrdgte, na9 S.
SINS Wtrtbi9aft, go. 1874 90. 2afeitr.,
gu geben, I'M na63ufragen, pb Elm bon tbr
beiteltes 8uggD bort fei. Qbern febrte suz
erft auriid unb traf ouf Der Sreppe Die
Smith, tpeG9e tbm mittbeilte, bic po(i5ei
nebme .etne 9ausfu9ung oor unb er tbdte
baher better, nt4t na9 Oben gu 9eben. Na9z
benz ct eittge Minuten genartet bate, obne
Elm auffGGiges @erGui9 3u b0ren, entf9loB
er ii9 bod, na9 benz oberen Stodtpert gu
geben.
Man fam ii6 fem gntfeben boritelen,
o1s er feinen Sreunb Sergufon nit bur9z
f6nittener &ehle auf benz SuBboben liege1
fab. DIS er it9 ii6er5eugt bate, baB fem
2eben me6r in inn mar, elite er, 10 f9neG
i'm Ieine SiiBe tragen pollten, auf bic
@traBe, tpp er 5uerft ben 9rof3fenfuti4er
Sofepb WeiBfopf, Der nod auf feline Be-
Sa6lun9 t~pdrtete, unb bdlb bdrduf ben Po>
"liaiften S'Malep BON Der 9esplainesi trdz
Ben=Stdtipn traf. @r tbeilte ibm nit, tpes
er puBte, unb S'Ma1ep, Der foforf abnte,
bab bic Smith bic M0rberin lei, begab 1tG
mad 6iG's Mirtbf9aft, pp er tie au9 eez
miit9li9 btnter einem S9napsglafe iiBen6
farb. @r bra9te iie mad Der Station unh
lieutenant See peranlaBte bann bic foforz
tige@erbaftung BON Nbern, SOB unb Dem
9ro19fenfuti9er @etBfopf. 8etner pDn
i6nen bate irgenb Elm @erGuf9 9ebDrt, To-
baB pobl an5unebmen 1T, baB benz Morbe
abfolut fetn &f boraufging, ionoern
bab bas Srduen3immer benz fat %finnlos
%betrunfenen Sergufpn nit faltem 8lute bic
&eble bur9f9nitt. 0ies 9ebt alrb aus ben
Musfagen Der MDrDerin berbor, Die Mfontdg
Elm offenes @eftdnbniB oblegte unb ols
@runb fiir bic Shat anfiibrte, baB 5ergui On
Ite forttpdbrenb mtBbanbelt babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
Wieoer oabeim.
Seffe 6besboroueh aufeeflnoer. = Sic
hieIt fd bel einem Onfel in Jnbiana
duf.

8efiie g6esborpug6, bic felt benz 4. b. so.
f9mer5li9 bermiBte Scooter Der go. Alb
@ebgpid Ctr. pobnbaften SomiIie Gbesz
borough, 1T felt Montag Nbenb pieber i'm
elterli9en 9auIe. Nm Spnntag Na9mittag
fam Der go. 623 Oapis Str, @banfton,
~ppbnbdfte 8arbter Mm. Yiebl gum Snipefz
tor @6aod unb er5dblte inn, baB er ptfe,
mo 8effie lei unb CLAUDE, @tnfluB genug auf
Iie ausiiben 81 tDnnen, ie CUR fiidtebr gu
betpegen. Ser Snipettor idgte ibut, ct fole
1nter alien l1mltGnben Ietn MDgli9ftes tbun
l1nb Ytebl bate Grfolg. @eitern Nbenb
gegen 9 nbr eri9ien er NIT benz iungen
MGb9en in S9aad's Office. unb 3par paz
rem 8eibe anf9einenb febr bergniigt aufgez
legt. 8ei1te er5Gblte, lire SHUTTER babe tie
ni9t 70 be6anDelt, pie iie es perbient babe,
uno ais tie tbr am Sage Dor Der @9ulpri=
flung gefagt babe, lie fole nlr gar nt9t nab
6oll1e fommen, tpenn tie bas @ra1nen ni6t
be1tebe, babe fte ben @ntI9luB gefaBt, fort
gu laufen. Sic fiibrte bieien plan aus, als
fie burnfiel unb begab it9 81 einem in Der
NG6e BON 9enbam, Snb,, pobnenoen Snfel,
Namens 5rant Gebline, Der 1ie BEL ii4 auf@
nabm. 9ur9 8riefe an ibren S4ab, ben
BARRIER gte6l, tpurbe t6r Nufentbdltsort be-
tannt. Die Mutter bes iungen Mdb9ens
fam na9 Der Station unb nabm ibre Sod
ter NIT ii4 mad 9auie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
GrfhieEt ffh.

Mitttpo3 Nbenb Inn 8 1t6r er19ob 1i9 Der
"a Sabre alte Peter @ifs, inbem er fi6 cine
Repolperfugel bnr9 Die Iinfe S6ldfe IN
ben &Opf iagte unb um 9 l1br fanb i'm feits
Srd1 in Der Wobnung 200 Sebgtptd Strabe
tpbt auf. Wifs mar Elm S9pei3er uub mar
bon @eperbe @9netber. @ine 2eibenI daft
mar BET ibm bas Sif9en. @r patentirte cine
neue Dirt @ngel unb fua biefelbe auf Der
Gbicagper unb San +Sranciseoer ,Meltaus=
fteGung ausgeitelt BADEN. @r beibt tpeiter,
bob er in benz 8erfauf biefes Batentes Urn
$500 betrogen purbe, pobur9 ft9 fein@eiit
umna4tete uno er @elbtmpro begins.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
Oampffe6el=G rploiion
IN elmer 5ieeeIei in Santne. - Der maf6i'
rtft Si6ner e%etootet.

Sn Der 8udfteinbrenneret Der 2aba6n
8rid Gompanp in 2anitng, Sa., erplobtrte
Mittipo9 8ormittdg Der 9ampffe1el. Ser
MaI 9inenmetfter SDfepb 2tBnar, Dem bic
8ebienung bes &efels oblag, tpurbe BON
einem @tiid bes &efels getroffen nnb To-
fort qet0btet. 2tBner mar in 9ammDnb,
Snb., onfdifig unb binterldBt cine 5ablrei9e
Samilte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
Die @ef@t6te etner TlaI@e

Sic @ef@t@te elmer S1of9e.
= Srau @ertruo Sbone it: Nep 9oparta,
Sbio, er3dblt SOlsenpes: u&n eineln gez
nifen Sage bDrte if bon einem Manne in
meiner Na9borf9aft, Der 10 on @ertppfung
Ittt, baB er tpeOer Iiegea NOD iteben tonnte
unb ft9 bDr S9msr3en friimr1te. SD
Ianbte ibm cine EFlai0e Jorni'S Mlpen:
&rGuterz 8lutbeIe6er. Na1oem er Sipei
Sage babon genomlnen bate, fam fein
Sobn unb fdgte mir, baB iein @ater Ii
better fible unb fetne Shmer3eu We9r babe.
Die Slai9e BABE ibm ge6olfen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
menn Sos Bdbv sobnf.

@ebrau6t inter aleu l1mfd1ben bas olte
Ynb erprobte Wtittel, Wfrs. 0inSlop's Sootb.
ing Sprup fir bas 3obnen Der Rinber. Gs
berubist bos &inS, mobt bic Gsounleu ,pei9er,
itilt Die S9mer3eu, beilt Minbtolif unb III
bas bette Wtittel sessn Diarrboea. SIufunh.
iyuouaiQ Gents Die Slal0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
Nuf oen Bergen, wobnt oie freibeit,

lub ouf ben Bergen, mo- refine un6 frii6e
Suit ibn u1nmebte, erlaitn BET beili9e Ser1arb
bic acknowledging Der na6 ibm belolilter1
Sr0uterpile. 9os mar DOT pielen bultbert
Sa6ren. Die QiGe poubra6te bomals bic
lpuiOerbariten 8uren uub polbri19t ie be1te
nod. Sie lit beute nod 10, wie lie oamals
r'ar, eirfa6 unb l6mltdlos BON 9luBen, aber
aus ben beilfrdfti9lten Sn9rebienSien Snlamz
men9elebt, bic lelbt pom i9wa0iten Wa9et
pertra9en nerbeu ul1b ole Wasenz mn Nerz
banun9sbel6werbel1 nit uitfeblborer Gliti1bz
li6feit furiren. 0ie ct. 8ernarb &routers
piQen lino i'll aGel &potbeten 5n baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.

Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232 & 234 OFsRdnoolpb=Str~
apiipe G%ronflirts NIB Wtartet'S traBs
Gbtca9D, Sls..
empfiebIt in oor5ii9lider @oare:
sSri5d1 cit 8~etmiiIe= 1tto 2SImnne Ell autet
5rtI en- 0taien8ras= r1to TeIDIatnem,
ScmtIdlea Spargcln, Sd)ntttbo buctt,
Seltomer @ibcm, 3oIenfobI III &antten,
6rams. Grbfct, pemti6e 9iu=9nrfet,
8ettodnete YtISe, mngdr. HoIett=Y 6ptttNs
Trams. 6bampigmu1s, Sliucn, &apertt,
er3itdbert 86uiebrIte, 86mIefeuIen,
8erGud) ertem Nal, &adbS MtO 6t6t,
@citpb6I. S0infe1t, Gallant,
9ge d1te 2trnt1tl d1lU. Set0elntfOtttft
Brab. saIsiarOellem, Sa~rbelembmtter,
NeiitIte franz. GarotneS init SriiffeIn,
nc d1te Sftauffnttet Stattunrft t1t 8iidlSeM.
9tedte &ieler Sprotteu, 9tppetit StIS,
Nmf. &0otar, ruiz. SatotueS,
Wfariuirte 9elifateB=S iiee=S1rin9e,
Marittrten 9tal, t:ptiueg. Mttd) pOteS,
Triid)cS SIipen6I, WlDhu0l,
9ted)ten &tebtg'S TIetSGertraft, Souta.
Med,tet @tttbeetlaft, &intbeere6ta,
9entfd)cs StpctidDemmttS 9etrpG. Sirnem.
Giife inO faure &irSd,em SetocIbeerens
9tiieIoprfcr Cent, @eine{Ita,
Sotttbmr9er Npu=SS1titge bou. StodfSdh.
VraitS. NcqaStorts tno @anembert=&afe.
Trpttage oc Srie, Steufd)atcIcr SS65e,
8led1tett Gttntettb. Sd)ipciscrfaIe,
&ramfer:R1ie, GOamer Se6fe, Barnte eli au.@ 6ye
8anr. Stitbttt8ers. Mabnt= ano SSano=&dSe.
gsete 8rttitfetii!, Siaiem, ,%irfe, Cries,
yerIgerife. Ss9tes- n'to notwithstanding,
Getttlten San1=, .Wtoffa= tt,to &ip=Safee,
Gtd)eltnNee, Eet9ct MttS @aIa=&affce.
Srtport: &aMee=@neits BON 0feiHer g. 9imeY.
9ledte Weriu esGbocpIaoe, &atao,
5emtiGe @nIsidlmbe umo @nIspamtn Il elm.
9emtiGe Spfnitrdoer. @uHfraBer, VIZ"
su ben b%taieften Breiien.
Henry ScheeIIk~ne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

Die lebtcn Stunoen oes Derforbenert. Sein
SebensIauf uno feline erfoIereids Ghd=
tiofeit ais 6eitungsherauseeber. Sein
2lrbeiten uno Wirfen auf anoeren 6e=
bieteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

Der SnboIt Der gn3etsen pom Soob's
G%ariaparild mtrb beitati9t Our6 Sn5orios,
Del9e iii Der Sinon5=@elt obne Q~tuitarb
a~cceptirt piirbe1. 0as iast eeutli@ serus,
oab 6ooS's furirt.
9oob's 8iIIen turiren 2eberleiben,
@elbiu1t.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-04

ion, presented by Mrs. Demeritt Of Water.
bury, George Pratt OF Montpelier, Miss
Wells and others OF Barre. Miss g. l..
Marvin, state superintendent of Junior
Work, was present and gave an interesting
talk to the Juniors.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Haines of Cabot are
stopping at o. l.. Hoyt's. 60 Mr. and
Mrs. l.. W. harrington Of Cabot visited at
+. A. Hoyt's last Frinay. A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lupien on
Thursday. - Mrs Sarah Russell has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
school. - Mrs. Cassius Martin returned
last week from visiting friends in Cabot.
- Nj. ID. Ladd and wife, accompanied
by Mrs j. p. Ladd, return to Hartford,
Conn, this week. - MIR. and Mrs. Dow
Gate of Hardwick visited at A. N. Greeley's
with typhoid fever. - John Foss, DR..
f. b. Gale and g. S. Smith made a fine
catch of fish at Groton Pond last Wednes-
day. - E. Tobin has finished work for
Dean Patterson and moved into Lupien's
tenement. - Mrs. George Pratt, Mary
and Clara Macomber, Fanny Knapp, May
Scoville, Alice Taft and Eta Clark, all Of
Montpelier, visited Gertrude Greeley last
Friday
North Randolph.
Mrs Parmalee and daughter have re-.
turned to their home in Boston
All is quiet here once more, the city
boarders having returned to their homes.
Mrs. Bertha Durkee and daughter Gladis,
who have been away for some time, were at
home few days last week. They are now
In Tunbridge, where Mrs. Durkee is teach
ing.
East Roxbury.
Mrs. l.. j. Webster returns to her school
in birmingham, Mass. this week. -
Mrs =. IL. Allen goes this week to Plym.
outh, N H., to visit her sister. - Cecil
Buck commences her school in Villa MS
town this week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter
Horner are highly elated with their little
baby boy. - Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Abbott
visited friends in Bradford last week and
attended the fair at East Corinth.
South Ryegate.
grand reception will be given at Rev.
j. j. Halls on Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Schools began throughout the town last
Monday with but few, If any, changes in
teachers.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Reformed
Presbyterian church holds its monthly bus.
mess meeting at the parsonage on Thurs
day afternoon
The farmers are very busy filling their
sIos with corn. The corn crop is unusually
heavy this year. Nearly every farmer has
from five to fifteen acres Of corn.
Terry & George have just received
another carload OF ranges, stoves and heat
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-04
North FaystOn Items.

The Willing Workers will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Marble.
Luna Howe will attend Montpelier Sem
mary this fall. - Mrs. John Root and
son lately visited her sister, Mrs. Bryon
Marble. - Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Boyce and
MI and Mrs. ii. K. Boyce, from Water
bury, called on friends here the past week,
- Peter and Mamie Crowley, from
Barre, visited their friends here the past
week. Mrs. Warren Porter is failing.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-04
ROxbury Items.

Mrs. Eugene Flint is very sick with the
typhoid fever.
s. n. Kent has moved out of the Column
bisn Hotel, and it is not known who is to be
the incoming landlord.
Joseph II. Harris and wife OF st. Adams,
Fred Crozier and Jay Williams OF Lebanon,
n. H., are visiting friends in town.
Ira Roys died August 26 Of cancer, aged
eighty three years. Mr.. Roys was a corporal
in Company e, First Vermont Cavalry.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-04

bound to keep things warm the coming cold
winter. Those wishing anything in this
line will do well to look them over, II no
other opportunity affords itself do so, when
they go to the fair.
b. 8. Terry is attending school at Wells
River this term. - Lizzie Hall went to
Springfield, Mass, last Monday, where she
Is to teach the coming fall and winter.
8 Mr.. Lane and wife, from Manchester,
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAeR.l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-12
BRAN BlETON.


Rev. j. t. Mastin, Of McKendree,
conducted services at tho Union MIS-
Sion GU lower Church street last night.
Miss Stella CrIder, of Charlottesville,
w., Is on visit to her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. j. w. Crider, who are now
stopping with their daughter, Mrs.
Il. ;. Ashlin, l2S Windsor avenue.
Mr.. l.. Il. Kidd, of New York. is
visiting his brother, Mr.. II. A. Kidd.
The branch Office of Tie vIRGlNIAN
was removed yesterday from 1l5
Claiborne: avenue to 900 Clay, where
MIR. G. G. Barclay has had nice
house built for the agent. Mr.. b. T..
Wilson. carpenter having made an ex.
cellent job OF this work.
Mrs. j. II. Lyon and Miss Minnie
Lyon, OF Brooklyn. N. Y, are visiting
the family of w. r. Butcher, on Rose
avenue,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-12

Tho deputation Of ladies approached
tho meek member.
Arc you tho gentleman" they
asked, who declared that thore was
one crime which could be readily fast
ened upon woincn:'
Tho meek member blanched.
eyes, butt
Tho doputation waved him to silence.
You subsequently said tho theater
hat was the crime you meant?''
The meek members impotcnt silence
gave affirmation.
we arc after information. IT,
Tho population crowded nearer.
There is an easier way to fasten il
on than with four hat pins and AN elias.
tic, wo want TO know it. '-Detroit
Tribune.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-12
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Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
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Gfactured by the California Fig Syrup
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-12

Justice Burroughs disposed of tho
following cases yesterday:
ID. ri. Mullins. colored, stealing So
worth of lumber from Is. l.. Batchel
der sixty days in jail.
Thos. Mackey, colored, stealing an
overcoat from Edward w. Norman
ninety days III Jail.
Eugene Taliaierro, Alex. Taliaferro.
ST., and Alex. Taliaterro, Jr., all col.
ored. assault on VIM. Burns, Jr..
white; fined STOPS each.
Henry Wingiied. colored, stealing
goods valued ut 5000 from Mamie j.
Richardson; sixty days in Jail
il. w. Mcdonald. running j. T.
Guthrie down with bicycle at the cor.
ner Of Main and Church streets yest.r i.
day; fined S4.75.
Martha b. Bowers, colored, breach
of the peuce; fined Sl2.75.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-12
Cuck o,ds FOG signal station.

Notice is given Ivy the Lighthouse
Board that on or about April Is, 1895,
l,O00.pound bell Will be established
at this statio1, about half mile south
OF Cape Newageu, west side of the en-
trance to Boothbay. The bell will be
struck by hand at the beginning OF IA
fog while getting up pressure to oper
ate the Daboll trumpet. or in case the
trumpet Is disabled. This notice Affects
the list of lights and fog Signals, Allan
TIC and Gulf Coasts, 1894: pnge -, No.
Az, and the list of beacons and buoys,
First Lighthouse District, 1894, pages
T6 and 20.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-12

Rev. j. Il. Mastin, OF MoKendree NJ.
II. Church, conducted the services at
the Union Mission last night.
In the Corporation Court yesterday
MIR. Willis Simmons, Jr., qualified as
administrator of the estate of Philip
Barnes, deceased, and Il. Fl. Wilcox
qualified as administrator of the estate
OF Caroline II. Garrett.
Judge Brooke has been appointed
local council at Norfolk for the Nor
folk and Southern railroad.
Messrs. LAWYER e. Holmes have the
contract for the repairs to the Norfolk
Customhouse.
A special meeting Of the Norfolk
Presby terry in this CITY to-day.
GLASS of forty was confirmed by
Bishop Randolph at st. Luke's Wednes-
day night. He will confirm class ut
Christ Church at 8 p. m. to. day,
Capt. H. Ii. Nichols and MIR. A. l..
ing the q. A. Il. encampment.
Mr.. w. L. Gregory, who was called
to Danville by the illness of his sister,
Mrs. l.. w. Gaines, says her death
may occur at any moment.
Fair weather to. day, with increasing
oloudincse.
Most Worshipful Grand Master OF
colored Masous of Virginia, 4. q.
Graves, of Richmond, is in the CITY
! and was rendered banquet at Samari-
tan Hall last night.
Hot cross buns to'day-Good Friday.
The Marine Engineers Beneficial AS
| ISOLATION OF Norfolk will tender ban
quet to MIR. George Uhler, National
President of the Association, ut the st.
James Hotel Monday night,
Mrs. Lekies Yesterday purchased
from Messrs. Creecy e Dill two besuti
full suits of furniture TO be presented
to the Girls Home.
The Norfolk and Washington Steam
| boat Company has sold the steamer
| Geo. Lenry to the National Steam boa
Company of Washington.
The following were visitors at the
Cotton Exchange yesterday: w III
Burroughs, Chns d NJ Cole. Geoff II
Straupg, New York city; L S Greene,
| Loulsburg, n G..
Frances Barnes Us had one OF their
most delightful s0cials ut Mrs. Aiiley s
last night, An excellent program
me wac given, after which re-
freshments were served. All pres
ent had a good time, as they
always do at Mrs. Miiey's. Their usual
| meeting Will be Friday ut \. Nj. &. 4
sharp. All young ladies' will please be
on hand, as they expect to have the con
vention the Is OF April and they have
none too much time 10 practice.
! On account OF the SUDDEN death OF DR..
Smiths sou, the performance of crucI.
ti1ion will be postponed from to night
until next Friday night.
The Pocnhontns Club, of Ocean
View. has elected the following officers
for this year: W. Il. Butcher, presi.
dent; Ii. q. Williams, vice president
Is. b. Batchelder, secretary and treas.
urer,