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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-10
lONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
)oinas Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
,RlCKSTERS SCORCHED BY TOBACCO
The General Trading Dead and tho Mar.
ket Me min siess-Cottop Higher
With Better Outlook,

New York, December ?.--tSpecial 1.-The
stock market today travelled OH wind. Out
Of 800" shares deelt in, barely li,ccc were
N reputable Investment issues
American Tobacco was the bowler and
The "pcrfesh" was that mad "agin" It.
chat they knocked four points of Il at
the start
Wall streets triclSsters never before got
so scorched as they did on this stock and
now they are doing the baby act. ON
the theory that there would be- a rally.
prices rose and for the rresenr 1t looks
serene for American Tobacco, The gem
eral market was as dead as last week
The market. in brief. is one without a
meaning,
Denver and Gulf yielded l,s on in
creased dealings.
Sterling dull and weaker, sixties ASS,
demand ~. Tine money Is held with
much trmness
silver is ON tho wanc, 90 SIS Mexicans
5Ss,
Cash sugar quiet. graduated 1 S-s,
Coffee quiet. Nc Z. IA.
II is current gossip that tho STANDARD
Oh company has acquired a large Mnc oi
stock in sugar
Cotton bills arc in better supply.
The Mexican Naticna does better by
seooCo this October than last III It's net
receipts and $1,000 or so better for then
months
The cotton market was clipper this
morning on hettcr LIVERPOOL aud light ro-
ceipts, and prices SCARED proportional iy
\ brisk demand from local shorts who
failed to cover on saturday, sent II higher
The cables Ncrc huilish. English splnners
continuing to buy light receipts aud no
"Nar scare" increased husn ,ss Prices
hardened uptn s to 10 points over satur-
days costne There was free realizing
hut IT WAS readily absorbed aud prices
were ma ntatned After IN, chcon there
feared To- do short settling Tae trading
was fairly active and therr Nas at I'M
dertonc OF strength apparent, The con
urucl large purchases of spot cotton 10y
Eng 18Th erinnerA and the fair demand III
the South from exporters. and the tcnac-
~ with which farmers are holding what
little cotton they have irft and the fact
that many exporters are still heavily over
sod ca shipments are strorg factors ana
az the m!aomenl thoN ofset an otacr Tea
tures Vhc market closed steady.
Spot iirn anu l-lG higher, with lnrgcr
business than for sono time.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Now York December - The dealings
ia the railway list today were relatively
lus.gnlhcant besides he operalons IA
the industria!s. out OF the aggregate sales
OF he day of a little over $50 tDON shares
tobacco counted Tor over a@,N shares
Speculation began with an active market
ana "A lower tendency TO prices Naturally
enough after the exciting episodes m
tobacco on SATURDAY a large crowd Of
traders centered around the post ~
that STOCK this morning and AnNiouslN
awaited Tho sound Of the aons. The first
transaction recorded Was 5000 shares a
from Gj to g., AZ against Gi's. the final
sale of last week. The price coon rocedrd
TO dS and then ranged between 81 ana o.
uutll the afternoon, when an uninrrcilul
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FRuITs AND MITES.

styyL,EESs-sS oN6S,50 ner bbl.
Gp 49, .'anl,. per bunch.
f6S1nt tE,s,-M Malaga &.t0d6. % per cask
Ea VAN OIS-si.h0 per 100; 5000 per
MY NS-Mess. ma. s3.e5n3.5O.
n NssS- Brazil, IL pei 10: flIberts. Sicily.
r. al5o, Hs; walnuts. 1ic; peanuts, jNa'
Ell, c,nts, !aragona, l4c per 10, lSc per
ass 'V' Hla almonds, luc; new pecaus,
'sy,l,s , Is,aEs--californla seedlings sLOo;
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Castoria.

"cnstoria is so we'll adapted to children thsA
recommend II as superior TO any prescription
known to me"
H. A. AecHHR, NJ. ~,
III SO. oxford ST., brooklyn, N. Y.
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Bceves I'm tuII supply, Slow and veal
calves and ycarlinss week. hogs In full
supply and weak, heavy stock not wanted;
SHEEP quiet.
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Sch S. w. Hall Baltimore. sid Nov TO-
sch Warren Adams. Baltimore. sid Nov
Ie.
SIS. Verbcna, Gibraltar. I'D Sept 16
as. Ronald, Newcastle. sid sept l5.
Ss. Westhall Nrwport. sid Sept II.
Bk. Hirotha, Middiesborough. sid Sept
II.
S.. Khio, Gcnon, sid Aug a.
SHIP Kytor tRr), Calcutta, sid Sept. 10.
Ss keenan, NBr,, Foochow. sid Sept. &C.
81 Salopiu. Hr ,nnerhaven, sid Oct 30
SIS Wildersnool, Liverpool sid Nov 10.
SIS VIM Branfoot uIr). Liverpool. sid
Nov. ~
SIS reutonIa ur), Liverpool, sid Nov.
10
ss Tropea d3s). Liverpool, SD Nov -.
So Maori OBrl. Sunderland, sid Nov 10.
S. SarmntiH tBrl. punldrk. ali
S. Eric NSr). Antwerp, sid Oct a2.
Ss Glanayron Nirl, Las Palmaa, sid
SIS Cambria ur). Hamburg, aid Nov Fl.
Sch George Taniane, Phlladolphia, sid
Nov. 10
Sch Harry A. Berwbrd Philadelphia. sid
Nov. 2s
Sch NJ. V. II. Chase Philadelphia. sid
DtcI.
Sch Frank Rudd, Pensacola, sid Dec 4.
SIS Lochmoro d3r), Antwerp, sid Dec 3.
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GRAIN AND HAY

Carload lots, job cars, from mill. Dea,-
ers charge from store 5fii0c more per i1l
lbs. on bran. 2QSc per bushel on oats anu
corn,
CNKN-Sacked 35saS6c.
BRAN--70o.
oATS-2jq2ec; No. > white sJa3,c, com.
mon 2lM23c. ~0
CNC PPED CORN-75c per 100 lbs
HAY--Aifalfa tis 00d1i.oO per ton; mills,
$40. Jon12.5o; timothy sl7.c0aisN: North
Texas prairie $3.50, South Texas So. 90
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WIRE AND NAILS

Quotations are from jobhers; specisl
prices given on large shipments
BARBED WIRE-Ghddcn, galvanized
s2.sD per 100 lbs. painted wire t265; Wau.
Eegan l0c. higher than Gliddeu
WIRE MAI State son per keg: ad-
vanees, 10 to Of penny, SOC: and penny.
6Oc; and 7 penny, 75c; 4 ana penny, gUc:
3 penny. $40 penny sl6e
CUT NA1LS-Rate s275 per key same
advances as OIL wire nails.
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=, hUlLDING MA'rFRIAL.

Sslsdl0. p-fortland cement, per Dbl.
V IRE asrosfaale cement, per Dbl. Sl.7jn
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RIO.

Rio. December q-Ste ady. No. Rio,
- 900 roia ror 10 kilos, exchange, . 5-l6;
IeceiptA 50n0 blgs cleared for the United
states, 5000, for Europe, 1000 stock 20 oo0
bags
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HousroN PRICE CURRENT.

~ovsrnN pEItE (.gRuEN1
boo''''
ouotations are wholesale from jobbers
M are for STANDARD iirst quality goods
AXLE GR IRE IS ,II hn4ns SIX TX per
n al 65a15c. Boston coach oil. per case.
|sts 81 So per case, quarts. $3.50
|iMNUNlTlON-- Powder. per key, $500
his; basins powder; s2eo per key
| n buck sl.55. 80,
~, cicar boxed si,at6t; in sacks i.e
E..., breakfast i0l4c, dry salt 6,j6t.c;
WI York dry salt bellies SLQSlk. West.
|na,GGHiStf AND TiESNErorn store
.-sirr iS, 10 4s,c. . Id &c; ~ 10 Sic;
,.ag ~ $50 Iio'ta. none In n,nrket
POW DER Apex. ] Id $500; "A
n NS; 4 Ii Toe Victor, lb. per dozen
s.r 70 5o ,2I tsG il's oge III sP s6e
FINED i FRIiiT-Per dozen; straw.
|.rrles g0c4$o0. plneappies standard
n,Gs,I IN q IL 81 ee5,t a.. neachns
III n, e, .n.,S -6. s,.c,,as m,
KIN a. stsud ti.1YN IN 81 SS@i G. - n,
son s SlScg i4oi 10. pie Gsach"s V9i
,'S' candv sast.c, wrapnea
s .p' fancy mixed in pals 7gS'sei rocN
fggi,NS.;ED ,,rcrrA,sr.rs--Nt Marrow,
AS '0 Se N -oI Lima beans 7o. s,1y We
n Veatiii soo,i ~, Soin' eoi,on gu
iD s,o beans 9 pVei So g559S 10 'Vu we 'eu
{ca 1Ii pSlN ~ s9t N2TNisn c,ponc Per
sA sl foy 81 Il, ~ NED GoU "a ya
plt y a. 10, aprico.s S SS3ii T.:
ss,s,t % ~ ', ele Si5ei't ,'Vut W.T.
s:, aI,sS g. i; grapSs ~ S'9 Tx a. ,Wiise
VII a sS -NOA N"e'I'es Si'SV' p'"e"-
/ CANNED Ed yiTATs-Roos. beef g, In.
KILN Al H., Vp -gi I2 hor ,nn.ne
s,sn % ei. H. ~ r'eS 80 ~ >
~ :, a., g. 10 81 ~, pPeu ',,,e,,s,s
.,,D tsoS Y = AZ , m ssHsaca "qS Il TO-
sii,d gU bsn 'd d6yan u91g l"P'' ,e1,n I'D
a a., a9 e 'oQ'5c; u H. deViled ham
siynJ i ( 81, and 9. Grant,. sth0,o,. IA
MAJ anu IS tIra,i't os n n5ysr AZ
I'M. ~ ana 90 gy9ns. r"'r nc
.sS. 40 49,, C g5S,9e, c i1rtS
Al hsis 100 M ca Iv Sts'Si T'sbo. Ar.
Fsriis e. ,nO u, ~ ouS' a, q. a. "a III
~, ID. NYa,t,o "a 10 80, Iioni
q -~-' '''o'"A anu Java '""'' '''"'
fpiryrps u r. cod, rilc. Ierrop
kran G.. = Ger e,,ans So. peerI oyster
n Daisy oveIer si5c: vanilla waters l4c
FlouR-Tidai wave $40. Sea FAIRY
k,tys nile paSe'ss 20 a. paari X 10.
hys four "a m r,i',pcornilei e. "a Garland
Dis wc ,.ss ner Xxi ''ne.iai rates Tor
khipnepts ~ inter;or roints
FIRlNACi-Ntis 'GOppsUc,r,ts hom-
)sy and nregrn ,n,',l =, hnTreIs - g5Sf2 ~.
Fs,I neal iIf 40 ID. sacks. 81 aOni. Is per
ts case, American vermicell. i ID, pack
r,csrpnii AM ma Tiean' H. re, loose roc
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Castoria.

"Cs.toria Is an excellent medicine for chit
dfen. Mothers have repeatedly told inc Of It's
good effect upon their children"
DIR. O. &. OsGoop,
Iowru Musa
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PAINTS AND OILS.

q; be,s,inlssed' in barrels. raw 45c: boiled
ass s,S n, nrn, 10 test, In bbls, Nc, in
..e'e raso,,et iIiant oil y *; IN bbls l2lsc
" ol W. N hols i9c; in cases s2.s0: cas-
VA n "eaieal pure, 81 "; turpentino, In
.Nlyno,,, EAn--Strictiy pure yd6nc.
Il md 3 ~ ~ GLASS-In boxes. 90 and 10 to
Per cent discount, new list,
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Galveston Exchange.


o,ins Quotations 90 90 .ds a, New York ,ods,
wore VS. follows,
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"out physicians In the childrens depart
mcnt have spoken highly of their expert
cnce in ttcir outside practice with Castoria.
and although VIC only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet We are free 10 confess that the
merits of castoria has won US 10 look with
favor upon II"
llNirgp HosruAL AND DisrrSsARy. !
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN C SMITH. Pes.
uprnv Street. Nav Work Cjfv
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''oFk-Basls for 7-ls, SIC. cotton rope

sAs'lL,T-Liverpool coarse soc: hne SIC
t.s sna coarse SOC: ii G SIC: h. rrel 2'-lps
~ X ,s-Ss, 1880 lO0-S-. $3.50; l5Q-2s. S2.75.
htbAhS H-Standard goods; Pear n 40
M. foxes Sac; Royal Gloss, bulk 4Gil4c.
~ lm Packages. ror box SS.0J; corn
p boxes. i'"''1 ~
i 5SSS'Ak-Grannlated. 4isq4%. cubes,
.srss powdered, j054c; choice yellow
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LIVE STOCK.
Houston.
Jacobs 4. Co. OF the Houston Btock


Houston.
J. Jacobs e. CO. OF the Houston BLOCK
Yards report AZ foliows;
Bcoves. first quality ..-,.,,......... ~
Beeves, second quality ,...-...,.... "a
Cows, frs, quality ..,.............., 2A0 "a
Cows, second quality ............"
1"Nrilnss ....f ...,. .s'.-.s'+s.3'.s-'. sNB "a
spring calves ...-......s,s.+
Sheep, hfst-cl1ss .-,....,..,..-..s...
Hogs, cornfed ,.,....s'''......'.''.
Hoss, masfed .u.' ...,.'t'...''s,'s
Market good and strong for good cattle.
Good hogs, lsO lbs and tiadsr. are wanted;
heavier weights do not sell readily. Conn
mon sheep are not wanted
galveston.
Reported for The rost by A. +. Norman.
i've stock commission merchant:
Beeyes--
Choice per H.. gross. ,............. 2zH 2',
Common per H., gtoss............ "a "a
Cows
Choice per ID, gross. .............. 2An "a
cemmon per h.. gross....,...... " -
Yearllngs-
tNpire rrr ~ rross ,....--t.. "tT ,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
MUNYON At THE HEAD
The New Discoveries of Interest
to Everyone.
The Learned Professor n Leading
Authority.--The Truth of His
Statements Proven by the
Success of His Methods.

MIR: J. Banner, AZ East I've nty-fi rst
street. Bayonne, n. j., says: "Eigh en-
months ago | was 40 crippled with rheu-
matism that could not dress myself 1
tired all the doctors i'll Bayonue, but
they, gave M up rs hopeless. 1 also
trieu numerous preparations, but failed
20 ma any relief At last | heard OF
munyon's rheumatism Cure and began
using ii. Tho eject was marvellous. L
improved ut once. and found that less
than two bottles were sufficient to cure
me completely, "a l have not had II
twlnge of rheumatism sin &C."
Munyon's rheumatism Cure il guaran-
teeu 10 cure rheumatism i'll any part of
the body. Acute or muscular rh una
Ism curei in from ono to five DAYS. 1t
never fails to cure sharp. shooting pains
In the arms, legs. sides. back or breast
or soreness Ill any part of the body in
from one to three hours. IL IL guuran.
teed to pr IMPLY cure lamoucsB. stlfi and
swollen Joints, stf bac !. and all pains in
the hips and loins. Chronic rheumatism,
sciatlca lumbago or pain III tho back are
spe edilv cured.
Munyon 5 Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company, OF Philadelphia. put lIp speei-
ncs for noarly every disease. which are
sold ny all druggists, mostly for % cents
bottle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12

The following were appointed TO
appralse the estate of Daniel Will
klns, deceased: James Edward Rid
dick. William L. Jones, Il. NJ.
Bruce. Alexander l.. Harrell and
j. l.. Parker,
Nj. +. Lloyd, of Suffolk, qualified
as deputy under Fred w. Hunter,
OF Somerton, Com missioner of Rev.
enue III District No. l.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock
to day.
Thrown From 4 SnEIGH.-Wood
Nelms and Tom Smith, of tho coun
ty'. were, yesterday thrown from q
sleigh when turning the corner OF
Main street and Washington square
They were only slightly bruised, but
their appearance was somewhat de-
spoiled, being thrown in puddle
OF siush. The sleigh WAS not over
turned and their fall was due to q
sudden lurch of the vehicle ss il
struck the street car track.
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Took asa Appeal.

Yesterday morning Mayor Davis
had before him MIR. Q. Il, CabIer. a
Norfolk baker, charged with the
violation of the Sunday law in de
lirerlng bread to the maynard, Mr.
Csbier claimed that he was a resi-
dent of Norfolk and did no business
Ill Portsmouth, but that he had a
right of way to the Government
reservation, and that he was under
bond to deliver bread when re.
CURED and that he Was not taking
orders, but only filling his contract.
HIS Honor thought that he could
not make a contract in violation of
the State law which forbids working
on Sabbath day, so he imposed a
fine. MIR. Csbler took an appeal to
the Hastings Court aud Will be de-
Tended by Capt. John w. Happier.
This will be test case.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
obscene Pictures.

The undersigned having become
aware OF the fact that obscene pic
lures are being used in some of our
grocery stores as advertisements.
beg the owners of such to DESTROY
them, aud to use their influence
against the usage of the same. There
are some who may think this is q
tribe and can do so little for moral
ity that 1t counts for nothing. We
cannot refrain from giving an illus.
tration bearing on this subject. A
lady, q mother of several male chill.
dren, hung picture in her nur-
sery; 1t was a beautiful ship, with
sails unfurled, In after life every
one OF those boys wanted to follow
the water. We ask you to aid us in
Keeping pure the thoughts of those
IN our midst.
WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNION.
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MAD Dog ON "A Ixnn,nag.

Yesterday morning a large yellow
dog that was rabld started on a ram.
page. He first attacked colored
woman named Virgins and bit her
on the muscle OF the left arm taking
piece out. DR.. +. S. Hope eau.
terized 1t. While he was attending
to her Mr.. Thomas Bunting came in
his office with his right arm lacera.
ted by the same dog. He next at
tackled MIR. q. =. BROMLEY and tore
his overcoat sleeve of but did not
bite him. He then attacked Nlalouey
and tore his coat. He nlso attacked
little girl OF Mr.. Bottle Jobson
and tore her clothes off, the cook
came to her rescue and was hsrself
bitten. Quite number of other
persons were bitten before he was
killed.
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Deaths and Funorni..

HE VIRGINIAN regrets to have to
announce the death of little AIerri-
gold, daught of Rev. j. w. Mitch,
ell, pastor OF the South Street Bap.
list Church, which occurred Sunday
morning at his residence, corner OF
King and Efingham streets. The
little one had been suffering with
typhoid fevor for several weeks.
The funernl took place yesterday
Afternoon from their residence. 1t
was cond ucted by Rev. DIR. A. f.
Owen. assisted by Revs. Kennard
and Martin. The remains we're for.
wnrded yesterday to their former
home III Wytheville, Va.
The funeral OF Mrs. Georgia L..
Davis took place Sunday afternoon
from her late residence, No. 719 South
street. Tbs services were con
Quoted by Rev. MIR. Edwards. The
remains were inferred in Oak Grove
cemetery by the side of her hus
band.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Friedlin took place Sunday after
noon from her late residence, No.
Sll Ming street. The services were
conducted by Rov. Mr.. Allison, after
which the remains were inferred in
Oak Grove Cemetery.
The funeral of MIR. Robert Hesty
took place yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock from st. Paul's Catholic
Church aud the remains were in.
tered In Oak Grove Cemetery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
MINERS IN SESSION,
The Proposed Secession May Prove
Failure.
BY Southern Associated Prose-,

COLUMBUS, o., February 1.-THE
miners knights of Labor met ut 10
a. IN. IN Wertweil's Hall with forty
delegates in attendance. Master
Workman Phil p. Penna called for
the report on credentials. There
were no contests. The New Orleans
delegates Will advocate the with
drawRl of the miners from the Gen.
eral Assembly of the Knights of
Labor on the ground of Sovereign
and Hayes alleged high handed
action IN excluding them from that
convention. The mlners delegates
are giving them no encouragement
and their scheme to start new
legion with Powderly at the head
will fall flat. The miners say they
have had enough of dual organize
lions.
Carl Browne, Gen. Coxey's late
Lieutenant, is here by special invi.
tation OF the miners Of the Massllion
district. He has been invited to
make speech before the local trades
assembly to night.
AT the afternoon session Messrs.
Martin, Cavanaugh. Molloy. O'Reil.
ly and Michaels, the leaders of tho
secession movement, were admitted
to the convention to address the
delegates on the question forming g
new organization. The general
opinion among the delegates Is that
Phil. II. Penna Will be elected pres
ident on the first ballot, but the re.
election of Secretary Pat McBryde
Is considered doubtful.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
Tho Ercusrury Gold.


WAsHINGroN, February 1.-THE
Treasury gold reserve at the close of
business to-day stood at Sil, 1873 12.
all known Withdrawals deducted.
The delayed mails of the past few
days, now III, show that Withdrawals
have taken place in driblets at va q.
rious subtreasuries. The item DAYS"
statement issued to-day shows that
custom receipts at New York for the
first ten days In February aggreeat
ed 81, 2O9, 912, more than SD, 900, 600
less than for the ten days OF Janu.
airy. The January receipts were
abnormally swollen from duties on
wooden goods taken out under the
new tariff schedule, which became
operative on January LIST. No gold
is being paid for custom duties ia
New York,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12

a Des Moines woman who has
been troubled with frequent colds.
concluded to try an old remedy in q
new way, and accordingly took q
tablespoonful -four times the nsuai
dose) of Cham berlain's Couoh
Kennedy just before going to bed
The next morning she found that
her cold had almost entirely disan.
peared. During the day she took a
lew doses OF the remedy Zone tea.
spoonful at a time) and at night
again took q tablespoonful before
going to bed. and on the following
morning awoke free from ell symns
toms OF the cold. Since then she
has, on several occasions. used this
remedy in Ike manner. with the
same good results. and is much
elated over her discovery OF go
qllok way of curing cold, For
sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
Dcbs' Trial TO Begin Agaiu.
BY Southern Associated Press.

CHICAGO, February lit ia
probable that the case of the United
States against Eugene V. Debs and
others will have to be begun all
over again before new Jury, on
account of the illness of Juror j. @.
Coo. Counsel for both sides had q
conference with Judge Grosscup in
the latter's chambers on the advis.
ability of going on with eleven
jurors. 1t was the best Judgment
of counsel, with the exception of
District Attorney Black, that this
could not be done without invaii.
dating tho trial. and in this opinion
formally concurred.
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Naval News.
BY Southern Associated Press.


WAsHINeToN, February 1I.-Com-
mander Edward White, equipment
officer of the New York MAYNARD.
will be detached on the 25th instant
and granted two months leave.
Lieut.. Commander j. j. Hunker
will succeed him.
Admiral Meade's squadron. the
cruisers New York, Cincinnati aud
Raleigh, left Santa Cruz this morn.
ing for Martinique.
The Detroit left Singapore. LAO
miles distant, being her last stop
until she joins the American fleet
IA Chinese waters. She has been on
.ne Asiatic station and practically
under Admiral Carpenters orders
since she passed through tho Suez
canal. The gunboat Machins is fol-
lowing the Detroit. having LETT Co.
lombo for Singapore last Friday.
Inc Commandent of the New
YORK maynard has reported to the
Navy department that the wenther
has moderated and that the Ice in
the channol OF New York harbor is
breaking up. The cruiser Columbia.
which ls to be locked preparatory
TO joining Admiral Meade, has there
lore been ordered to leaYe Norfolk
for New York to day.
1t is understood that Secretary
Herbert has recommended to the
President for appointment to fill
the vacancy of Assistant Postmaster
IN the navy the son of ex-senator
Jones, OF Louisiana, who is also the
nephew OF Representative Never of
the same Estate. There were mora
than iity candidatea for the place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
Dyspepsia AndIndta,.,iou

In their worst forms are cured by
the use of p. p. Z. If you are debil.
itated and run down or If you need
tonic to regain flesh and lost ap
petite strength aud vigor take Z. i.
+. and You will be strong and
healthy For shattered constitutions
and lost manhood p. p. Z. Prickly
ash Poke Root and Potassium is
the king of all medicines. Z, p. =.
Is the greatest blood purifier in the
world. For sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
an Alarm oGFire.

An alarm of fire was sounded Sun.
day afternoon about 1870 O'Clock.
caused by an oil stove exploding at
the residence OF Mr.. Z. J. Lyons on
Second street. 1t was put ont by
throwing a blanket over it. The
steamer Palmer went out bnt had
some difficulty in getting there on
account OF the ice, etc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12

By Southern Associated Press.

WAsHlNGroN, February 1l.-Tel-
ephonic communication has been re.
established with Indian Head, the
haval proving ground thirty miles
below ashlngton, where u NUN Der
OF officers and their wives and about
nifty employees have been isolated
from the rest OF the world by the
storm since last Wednesday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
Thc E3vcrgrccns, asalI.

The VIRd1NrAN acknowledges the
receipt OF an Invitation to attend the
Evergreens' ball to night at st. 10.
seph's Hall. The following gentle.
men compose the committees: Paul
Bland, w. It. Hyslop, Augustus
l;sluck, V. w. Harvey and j. d.
Garratt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-12
Lnrge Lscceip1 Of uniI

One of the largest mails that have
ever been received at the Ports
mouth postoiiice arrived Sunday
nlgnt. There were eighty four mail
pouches aud sacks. which kept Post
master Herbert and his force busy
until i2-3O O'Clock yesterday morn
ing distributing Tor the NOR ming
delivery.