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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
PETE REILLY.

"Yes, am one of the boys who sells
papers in front of the Examiner Office, and
sell CALLS there too. Why not2 If the
people want CALLS I am supposed to have
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15

have been on board half an hour I have
sold about twenty-five CALLS and every
body is reading them on the deck. have
heard many stranger say, THE CALL is a
good deal better than when l was here last
time and like to read it now Yes, that's
the way. Honest. It don't take the people
long TO get onto anything when it is get
ting better. Sunday the boats do not
leave, SO go up town and dig.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15

exclaimed freckled- faced youngster, rush
ing up to THE CALL representative.
"Where are these places and how many
do you sell ?"
"In de leadin' restaurants, sport, and in
de best saloons, where swell geasers goes.
On de dead, does 'em all at dat sort of
graftin'. Why. say, sport, 1 takes out
thirty-fve CALLS every day, but on Sun
day / buns like any udder gent See2
What's de use plugging morn six days a
week, anyhow? Nothin'."
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
CHARLES ADAMS.

This boy is known as the "Owl Kid" and
gets up at half past in the morning when
the first papers of the morning come off
the press By 2 o'clock he is doing busi-
ness with the FOUNDERS.
Il get all the boys who come home late
and sing Two Little Girls in Blue You
know those kind of mugs that walk close
to the walls and show windows, talking to
themselves. go in all the saloons and
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
EDDY MCCARTHY.

"Here, sport, what's de matter wild me.
I sells de CALL. OATS what. l can go in
places where desc udder guys can't git"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
CAUTION.

al PERSONS are CAUTIONED against pur-
chasing iephone INSTRUMENTS requir-
ing battery Tor their operation. or using
instruments OF this disruption except
uu ier liceuse OF the AMERICAN BELb
TEL EPHONE COMPANY % Boston Mass.
Ihls company owns Letters Patent No.
463, 56Y. granted TO Emile nerliner. No.
yomber ith. 1891. Tor a combine teie-
graph and telephone, ami controls Let
ters- P,tent NO. 474.2 granted TO lhos.
A. rdisop. Nav 3D. 1872. FOR q speaking
Telegraph, which patents covers funda-
mental inveutions anu embrace all forme
OF microphone transm tiers and OF care
bon telephones.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

\NHEREAS, 1T Is DEEM Ed IN rEDIENT
~ and ior the best Interests of til, city Of
Norfolk and the public III general, that Mar
tins lane should be graded and paved with
rulbe blocks aud single pavement from Man
street 10 Plume sire I; thereto e, lie IL
RESOLVED hy the Common and Select Coun-
ellis of the city of Norfolk n majority Of all the
members elected to each Council ooncurIing
First. That il is exp,dic that Martins
lane from Main street To Plume street. he
gr dcd and payei with rubbie blocks ami singh
pavement according TO the plan OF the City En-
gil Ger.
Second. I hat the TX of grading and paw
ing 81 lane he under he supervision of the
Board OF Street, Sewer and Drain Commits
siOncrs.
Third. That one-haf ~ Of the cost Of the
said work te assessed against the owners OF
real csta e abuttiny m said stree. OF lane & ON
Ma II street to Plume street. acco ding TO the
running foo F., tina is to say, that the owners OF
real estate abuiiing on the east sid Of The said
line rom VI 10 street t. Plume street shall be-
"'scss.d with nc-quarter OF the costs OF the
work according to the running foot, aud the
nP.s of real tS'ale on the west side OF said
lane from Main street 10 Plume street Shall b.,
cd with onc-quarl cr OF the c ST of the
wO.s according 10 The running foo and the
remainder. ont-ha,i Of tne expense. shall be
paid ont OF the pui lie ire, sury.
Fourth. That public notice OF these rcsolu-
tions be iyen by publishing the same in Two
or more newspapers pub ishcd in the city OF
Norfo for period of twenty dtys.
Ad pied by the Common C,uncil January
Sd, lsi 10 ayes
tSigned) JOHN l.. ROPER,
Prtsid mt Common Council
Adopted by the Select Council, January slh,
1858 ayes.
(-igned) JAS /. WINSTON
jal5-2Ut President Select Council
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THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Peters
burgers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to the Virginiau.

burgers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to the Virginiau.
PErERsDURG. Va, January Do
The taking of dispositions on behalf
OF Mr.. Il. L. Thorp, contestant, VS..
W. Il. MoKenney, contcstee, in the
Congressional contested election
case, Fourth District of Virginia,
which was begun last Tuesday. is
still in progress, and it will probably
be some days before it is through
with. The examination of NJ. N.
Lewis, colored, who was the first
witness examined, was not concluded
until late last evening. Charles
Miles was beng examined to day.
Two hundred new freight cars
have been built mt the Pullman
shops in Illinois for the Atlantic
Coast Line. Some of them passed
through here last night loaded for
Norfolk. After being nnloaded
there they will be returned to the
Atlantic Coast Line Mt Petersburg.
John Foreman, who pitched for
the Petersburg team last season,
writes that he has not signed with
any team. but that he has received
IA great many offers.
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STREET, AT AUCTION.

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EX-
~ ecuted 10 me as trustee, on the 2Olh day
OF February, 1889 and duly recorded In the
'lerI's o:hce OF the Corporation Court of the
city OF Norfolk, in deed book sc, page 1913. at
the request of the creditor therein secur, d, l
VIII sell at public auction on ! thursday. Jan
u2ry Dist. s94, at the Norfolk Real Estate Ex-
chahge, No. ll5 NJ in st. the following yaluabe
real estate: THAT ERrAlN LOT OF LAND.
WIN the building d improvements thereon,
In the city OF Norfolk. Va, situated on tho
est SHE OF Chapel street and known as lot
No. IL on the At filed with the papers in the
ehancery suit OF Bowden wife against
sarah w. Jones and Uthers, now depe ding in
tue corporation Court of the city o. Norfolk,
ana bounded and describ, 4 az follows: Begin
ning. on the West side of Chapel street one
hundred and fifty $50 feet from the South
west intersec ion Of Chap and Queen streets.
thence Westerly Que hundred tI0C) feet thence
Southwardly 200 feet. hence along Chanel
street North TWEEN y-fve (25) feet to the point
o. beginning, being the same property which
WAS eonve cd TO thu said Edwin Philips by
W. c. Henley by d. ed dated tho Dist uar OF
February, 1884, and duly OF record in the
Clerks office ofsaid court, deed book ~ page So
TERMS OF SALE CASH. or at the election
OF the purchaser e-th.rd cash and the ball
ance In thr'e p yments, six, twelve and eich-
teen months, with per cent. interest or such
rateaolo payments, not exceeding three years,
as the purchaser NAV elect
GEO. MCINTOSH, Trustee.
Ii. l.. PAGE Il CO.,
lai'-tds Auction eers.
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on PRINCESS ANNE AND MALTBY
AVENUES AT AUCTION.

By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 25th
day of October, 1928, TO me, as trustee, and
duly recorded. aud by request of the party
therein secured, will Sell at public auction.
on THURSDAY, January 3lst, 1895, al II
O'Clock IN. at the Norfolk Real Estate Ex-
change, No. 1lj Main street:
Flrst-THOSE VALUABLE LOTS, fronting
81 feet on the North side Of Princess Anne
Avenue and running back so feet Said lots
are situated between Hanson ard Maitby ave-
nueS.
Second-THAT VALUABLE LOT fronting
33 feet on Maitby avenue and running back
ia feet inches being so feet North OF Prin-
cess Anne avenue.
TERMS-Ono-thrdc cash: balance in six and
twel g months with Pr cent. interest.
secured Ivy deed of trust drawn aud recorded
at the expense ofthe purchaser.
l. 4. PAGE, Trustee
Ii. l.. PAGE * CO,
jal9-tds Auctioneer,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Davs
ID! Iannlll Bros, Real Estate and General Auc.
'ioheers' NO. llS Main street. Norfolk, Va.
EAECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of the authority vested I'm me
as executor OF the last will and testament Oh
katherine hoolet, deceased and by virture Of
S.ueSree OIL the Corporation Court Of the civ OF
NoIioiX, entered on the 9TH day of DecrmbeE
iesiI III certain cause in chancery thereiu
Ptndlng, wherein y. u. Seldncr executor etc
Is piaintiii aud John e. Zeller and others ara
aeienuamts ! VIII Offer Tor sale at public auc-
ton, Al the Norfolk Real Estate + xchnng, ~,
10 Main street, Norfolk, Va, on TUE3DAT
tIe 20 uay OF January. 1926, at ~ O'CLOCK M
the following property situa Ell in RraubIato,s
YARD IN the si'd city of Norfo k, Va, and de-
scribed as follows: " w
THOSE THREE CERTAIN LOTS LANE
Numbered Is. and 5, together with the t,ne.
hooiers property, made 10y q. Taylo0 Gwath.
mey, Assistant Engineer, and filed with tn.
ptuniin bill in said cause aud marked AS et.
nlblt u, and also tho.e two certain yacanA
LOTS marked on said plan and .. All OF said
propsrty being situated on Kelly avenue in In,
said city of Norfolk.
IERMs-One-halfc cash, balance In two count
Twelve months alter the day of sale, the dc.
ie'red payments TO be evid N ed by ncgo, iab.o
notes bearing interest from dav OF sale securel
d! ueed OF trust on the property. or all cash al
tue option of the purchaser or purchasers
plat OF said property can be seen at the of.
nee oi the auctioneer, At the oilice OF the uns
dersigned.
a. b. sELDNER,
Executor.
pANNILL BROS,
Ja9-tus Auctiopeers.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
aud place A n SFIDXFP
J"-o-'us Executor.
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Ja9-tds
Assignee's Sale
Or
Stock OIL Groceries. LIQUORS. Etc.

Pursuant to the provisions of Il certain deed
oil trust, executed hy John Il. Lowe, to me- IN
trustee, dated the eth day OF January, A. b..
1879 aud duly of record, shall otter Tor sale,
az pubic auction. at the >iOru No. Ji
Ernnby stree. (frt floor of the Hsdding-
Ton hulldingl, in the city of Norfolk Va. on
uondnv. III" tth DAY of February.
iSaJ. II o'clock IN, all the stock of Groce-
ries and o her goods together with the
fixtures amt anpurtenanecS 10 the same belong
ing, contained III said store, No. IL Granny
stree, III the lower past OF the Huddingtun
building, togctt or with all other pr perty
which was II cd 10y said J I'm T.. Lowe IN coii-
nection with his husiucss; also all the stock ~
groceries, Nnciuding Wines, Brsndies, Whis-
Eiesl ana all other goods stored in the house
numbered ~ and 81 Concord street, in ,aiS
city; also the leases on said stores No. 81 Granbt
street ami 10 a, Il IL Concord street
Inc nj stock OF Groceries, etc, will be ools.
as whole, to The hig test bidder
HE inventory OF all of said property can be
seen at my ofic No. i0i Main street. at amp
time prior 10 day of sale.
TERMS CASH.
WIN. n. PORTLoCK,
January ZJd, 1879. Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
AND LOTS ON HIGHLAND AVE-
NUE. AT AUCTION.

BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the Goth
day of November. 1893, TO me, as trustee, aud
therein secured, will sci. Mt public auction. on
thursday. January 3lst, ls9l al II o'clock
IN. at the Norfolk Real Estate E,-
change, No ll5 Main street. THOSE TWO
seven roorus each, situated on the North side
OF Highland ave, ue. between abroad and
Mal;by avenues. Said lots fronts - feet aud
rnns back 100 feet. together with the night OF
way over the hree foot lane adjoining them
on he East.
TERMS -Onc-third cash; balance In six and
wei e months with per cent. interest
SECURE by d ci OF trust TO he drawn aud re-
corded at the expense Of the purchaser
GEO. MClN OSii, Trustee,
Ii. l. PAGE < CO.,
ialo-ids Auctioncars
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

Carlton Cornwell, foreman the Of
Gazette, Middletown, N. j., believes
shat Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
should be in every home. He used
1t Tor Gold and it effected a speedy
cure. He says: at ID indeed n
grand remedy, can recommend 10
aii. | have also seen it used for
Mhooplng cough, with the best re
cults. 70 and 80 cent bottles for
GALS By all druggials.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
INSURANCE NOTICE,

Having retired from the Insurance Broker
age business. aud being wv connected villa
X FRANK VAUGHAN. Gcacral Insurance
Agent, No. 50 Conn er'c 'trret am ,r, pared
T. place insurance III hrst-cas cOmpanI,s.
am SO ag' mt ior the Mary and Life Insurance
Company OF Il, l.moIc, Md
Gle, hone lis. }. +. SlIACKELFoRb
is2l-Jtt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
The SnOw-CilurCh Company,
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Mr.. W. j. WHITE. superintendent sub.
scriptions. will boat the office OF Fentress
Il gehsto. Nam atreot. until Febr l.
airy LIST. where address for fun p.rt,cu.
lars. ialS- IN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

By Il. L. Page & Co, Auc,ioneers, No. IL Bank
street.
CITIZENS BANK STOCK At AUCTION.
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l}y request Of the administrator We wi sell
at public auction, on THURSDAY, January
3ltt, 1894. at II o'clock IN. at the Norfolk Real
Estate Tx hange. No. rs Main street i've
shares Of Citizens Bank stock.
TERMS CASH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

tenement rental prop rites on Church,
smith, Wilioughby, James and Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on nunmoro. Brewer,
Princess Anne. Pluma Riverside. Wind
sor anu New Castle streets. and lark.
vii oughbv. Central ami B Avenues. and
many more at Lambert's Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
ial9.lds

JAS. I. BORUM,
Administrator for l.. I. Everett, deceased
III. /. PACE & o..
ial9-tds Auctioneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
II. R. NORRIS, Manager.

By II. L. Page { Co., Real Estate Auetioueers
No. 1G Bank street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
4 U crIoN SALES ruruRn Dav

By The Morris Auction House IS Bank street.
AiedE SALE AT OUR AUCrION-HOUSE
!, 10 on LuEsDAY MORNING, January 29th,
~; ~ o cioce. OF Fine Furniture, Carpets Rugs,
S SILG'uIcs, stoves, CIoekery, Glassware Pianos,
s s Gases, etc. Ladies' especially invited to
IaZ'-2 II. R. NORRIS, Manager.
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.jal9-td.

ByiH. L. Page & Co., Real Estate Auc,ioneers
No. IL Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

By II. l.. Page & Co., Auc,ioneers, i6 Bank
street, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
SHARP & GWATHMEY, IS Main Street.
REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.

We OFFER some or ths MOST desirable
Investments now on the market
Fine West End residence, a7xl2O feet.
No. 1877 CRANKY street..
No. 222 anu 22i Bute street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
HOUSE AND LOT NO. 2ls CHAPEL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BR1cl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

Whose blood is in an impure conditio,
Que 10 menstrual IRE unrities ar no.
culinary benefited By the wonderful tonic
anu an Diood cleansing properties OF p. p.
r.. rickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas.
SUM.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-20
LOCAL Me- S.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day at 9;22 a. m.
The New Britain knights of st. Pat
rick will give an excursion to Savin
Rock, August g.
W. F. Damn and wife of 105 Greene
street are spending two weeks vaca-
tion in the White mountains.
II you want new wringer or one re-
paired, call on the manufacturers, the
American Wringer company, 499 State
street.
Rev. I. g. Meserve Of the Davenport
Congrega tional church will spend the
first two weeks Of August in the White
mountains.
State Comptroller Benjamin P. Mead
was the recipient of handsome cane
by twenty-seven state capitol employees
yesterday afternoon.
Trunks and travelling bags ileadquar-
tiers at the Burgess Fur and Hat COM
pany's. Many ladies are now having
their fur garments put in order. Now
is the time
Lawrence F. Stanley, a reporter on
the staff of the Morning News, is the
happy father of a ten pound daughte,
born Wednesday. Mother and daugh-
ter are doing nicely.
Thomas Vail Andrews, a farmer OF
Essex, died in this city this week OF
Bright's disease, aged fifty-three years
MIR. Andrews had made New Haven his
home for the past thirty years. HI
leaves a wife and family.
The funeral Of Daniel F. Cahill tool
place yesterday morning from his late
residence, 2S9 Wallace street, at $50
and from St. Patrick's church at
o'clock. A requiem mass was sung b,
the Rev. Father O'Connor. The pail
bearers were Patrick Glynn, James
Hayes, Charles Malloy, Richard Ken
yon, James Rourke, George Wallace
The flower bearers We're James Moak
ley, Michael Bree, and Lawrence Elan
agan. The internlent was in st. Der
nard'e.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-20
At MORRIS cove.
C. P. MASDEN.
D. N. GRIFFIN.


Accident at the Pequot House-General
News.
Edward Minor, the attendant at the
Pequot house, blew a finger off his
hand and otherwise injured himself
while loading a shell at the house yes
terday afternoon.
1t is the custom when a visiting
yacht anchors or departs at the cove to
salute them with a. brass cannon, which
is placed on the front lawn. The
shells used are loaded by the attend
ant and it was at this time that the
accident occurred. Mr.. Minor was
taken to the hospital In this city as
soon as was possible.
Messrs. Dodd, Scranton and Goddard
of Madison stopped at the cove last
evening They are on a cruise around
the sound In large cat-boat.
Miss Graham of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Mr.. Wilcox and family from Meriden
are the last arrivals at the McCleve
house.
The steam yacht "Egret" is staying
In the cove for a few days.
William A. Granville and family are
stopping at George Smiths house.
Those stopping at the Morris home
stead are as follows: Mrs. Carharn,
Syracuse, N. T.; Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens,
Bristol; Mrs Burr and daughter, Bris-
toll; Mr.. North, Hartford: Mrs. Rider
and daughter, Norwalk; Mr.. Dwight
Cowles, Kensington; Mr.. e. j. Coon,
Waterbury; Misses Burgess and Brom-
well, Mrs Miles and Miss Jennie Miles,
Bristol
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-20
Peach Fellows Inspectors.

Following is a list of peach yellows
inspectors approved by the state board
OF agriculture at a. meeting held at
the capitol Thursday:
Hartford oounty-Roswell A. Moore of
Berlin, A. G. sternberg, jr,. Of West
Hartford, George f. Chaplin OF Thomp-
sonville to succeed E. B. Fits; j. G.
Eddy Of Simsbuly and A. G. Collins Of
Hartford, new appointees.
New Haven county,. Norris Barnes
of Yalesville, E. c. Warner of Fair
Haven, Dennis Fem of Milford and w.
r. Plat of Milford, to succeed them
selves; Herbert A. Smith Of North Ha-
ven and Edwin A Todd of Cheshire.
new appointees, and George S. Gillette
of Milford and j. H. Garigus of Water
bury, alternates.
Fairfield county-F. E. Brakeman of
Oronoque and George C. Comstock of
Norwalk to succeed themselves, and
Reuben N. Holmes of Danbury, new
appointee.
Litchfeld county-A. welton of Ply
mouth and Harry G. Manchester of
West Winsted, to succeed Fl. C. Hart.
Holland county-G. G. Tillinghast of
Vernon, Myron w. Sperry of Bolton, to
succeed Charles Robertson; A. G. Gully
of Mansfield, new appointee.
Windham county-Lusien Bass OF
Windham, L. w. Healy of North Wood
stock, to succeed E. c. May; Joseph
B. Stetson of Brooklyn, new appointee;
Vine R. Franklin Of Brooklyn, alter
nate.
New London county-Henry w.
Morse of Jewett City, James F. Brown,
jr., of Stonington, to succeed E. J.
Hampstead; Clifton Peck of Lebanon,
new appointee.
Middlesex county-Robert P. Hubbard
of Middletown, Henry ]. Nettleton of
Durham Center and Charles A. Still of
Saybrook, to succeed themselves, and
Silas Payne of Cobalt, new appointee.
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GOOD SPEED By MAJEL.
There Was Great Tussel Between She and
the Yacht Sport.

There Was a Great Tusse1 Between She and
the Yacht Sport.
New London, July 1s.-Sidney g. Har-
borne's sloop yacht Majel and Charles
Ferguson's fin-keel Sport had Ia tussel
over a triangular course Of sixteen
miles to-day, the course being from
| Fort Griswold house wharf to Bart
lett's Reef lightship, thence to North
Hill buoy and return. The day was
perfect for the contest, for the air was
clear and a view of the race could be
had over a considerable part of the
course.
Majel is a 26-footer, built by Weber
of New Rochelle. Sport is 20-footer,
the product of Fergusons shop at Gro
tom Majel got away first, going to
windward to the lightship like "a, witch.
The wind was just west of south and
the fn-keel struck a pace that put the
boat to the ightship in advance Of Ma
! je1 by fifty-seven seconds, though start
| ing thirty-five seconds behind Thence
| to North Hill the course was to east
ward, and the wind being the yachts
the race was a. pretty one indeed, Majel
| showing superior speed as soon as the
| lightship was rounded and felt the ef-
feet of the wind. Majers centerboard
was hauled and she scudded away from
Sport in fine shape. On the homestretch
| the yachts had the wind on their quar-
ter and 1t was a, nip and tuck struggle,
| MABEL finishing only one minute twelve
seconds behind.
| Mr.. Jenkins, the tinlekeeper, had some
misunderstanding as to the conditions
| Mr. Harborne claiming that the boats
| were to sail without time allowance.
| The trophy was a silver cup. Though
| it has not been awarded, the gentlemen
will come to a; satisfactory agreement
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TO COME UP THIS MoRyING.
The Case Against Presiding Elder Crandall
Il NnrAh

The Case Against Presiding Elder Crandall
j. North.
The case Of the state against Presid-
ing Elder Crandall j. North for con-
tempt Of court is expected to come
up in the city court this morning, The
editors OF the Meriden Journal have
been summoned to appear. 1t is ru-
mored that Presiding Elder North de-
MES the authenticity of the interview
said to have been had with him by
the Meriden Journal. Editor Allen of
the Meriden Journal and the reporter
who made the interview will be present
in court this morning,