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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-30
VARIETY OF LOCAL MATTERS
Information on Many Subjects
Contained in Paragraphs.
The Steamer Marlborough Ordered
Sold. Will Discontinue Filling
Smith Greek Until After Frost.
Deed Recorded. John Parks
and Henry jackson Bailed.

Justice Seneca presided IN the Police
Court yesterday.
MIR. Lewis lnrmau left yesterday for
Richmond TO visit relatives aud friends.
MIR. w. w. Aspel, of Richmond, Va,
visited the Cotton Exchanges yesterday.
DR.. Joseph A. Gale, OF Roauoke, 10
stopping with his father, AIR. j. ID.
Gale.
There was nothing OF Importance
Transporting in the Police Court yes
terday.
An excursion train arrived here yos.
terday from Richmond, bringing a
large crowd
Capt. G. J. Bolton says he will dis.
continue filling lots on the upper part
OF Smiths creek till after frost.
Tue dog catchers yesterday captured
dog belonging tO Justice Gregory.
The Justice had failed to pay tho tax.
John Parks ana Henry Jackson,
both colored, charged with house
nrenilng, have been balled by Judge
Hanckel.
The Mission College will reopen next
monday. All teachers are expected to
day. Indications point to IL full stteu
den,e.
Judge Hughes ordered yesterday the
satisfy debt due the Merritt Wreokine
Company.
MIR. Edward Browning, comedian of
the Cyrene COMPANY, recently MT
Ocean View, who has been sick at st.
Viucents, ls convaiesciug aud will soon
be out.
deed was recorded yesterday trans
lerring from L. 5. Taylor to Iazewe!l
Taylor, lot aud building on the son,h
side of Charlotte street near Rielly
street; deed of gift.
SUPERINTENDENT Holland, of the Nor
to'k nEd Albemarle Itaiiroud Company.
To virginia Bench, requests Imf vIR.
"lN!AN 10 announce that the schedule
o! that road will change on September
first.
MIR. Charles NJ. Spear died Wednes
day afternoon at the residence of his
mother Mrs. w. G. Graves. No. 81
Falkland street, aged 81 wears. The
funeral VIII take plsce To day at 10 n.
III. from the residence.
Last week Justice Gregory tried n
case III which +. Il. Stevens wns
charged with failure to connect bis
premises % Wood street with TN.
sewer and entered up Judgment against
the defendant. "a rohenriug WAS al.
Iowed, hhu yesterday the Justice rs.
vcrsed his deer ion because The offence
was committed on Sunday.
The Norfolk w. G. 4. u. will hold
parlor meetlnS tomorrow evening n,
5 o'clock ut the home of their presi
dent, Mrs Wemple, BOB DlnwIddls
street, Portsmouth. All W. G. T.U.'s
and their friends will he welcome. A
programme will be rendered aud ice
cream served Tor the benefit OF the
work
The young ladies and gentlemen.
whose names are annexed, held IA lawn
party recently for the benefit of the
operating room at ST. Vincent's Hos.
pitnl and handed to the superior the
sum of S63: Nellie, Anestatia aud David
donovan, Loretto, Mamie and Louise
Mahoney. Carrie, Emily aud Maggie
Magee, Cecil, Bessie and Ethel Santos.
Edna, Alma and Vera Kahn. Roda and
Martin Levy and Mimic Farris.
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Let there be no more kicking.
Pop" Tate was happy last night.
The tail enders shut out" the leaders
yesterday.
Nine errors and eight hIts will not
win many games.
1t Will probably be Brandt against
Weeks this afternoon.
Packard held the chill Climbers"
down 10 n'ne hits yesterday.
Bobby" Childs Is good hard work.
ing, conscientious ball player.
Harry Fuller injured shoulder kept
him ont of the game y esterday
Besides pitching great bali, Herr is
hitting the sphere. What surprise
he is.
The four errors made by MCCAIN
yesterday were very costly to the
Truckers.
The McGsun and Mills Trouble bids
fair to be very interesting, from base
ball standpoint.
Two Virginia League clubs played
erroriess games yesterday. Peters
burg and Roanoke.
O'Hagan had three hits to his credit
ms the game yesterday. He led his
team i'll that capacity.
Cavllle made three of the eight hits
made by the Portsmouth team, Hall
had TWO to his credit.
Thornton's fielding was OF the bril-.
liant order III yesterdays game. He
made several very fine catches.
Secretary Small, of the Virginia
League. wasAan interested spectator at
Yesterdays gsme.in Portsmouth.
If Phelan would do what ID right he
would put the first player who talked
to HIM roughly out OF the game.
Shorty Geier had en- of day. He
mutied fly and his wild throw homo
was directly responsible for two runs.
"Chick" Stahl shut the "Blue Birds"
out yesterday. This alleged heavy
hitting team only found the "Moun-
Iaineer" for Eve scattering hits. While
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ssiohrnonh ven. >nutOut.
8v Southern Associated Press.

RICHMOND, w.. August 29.--The
Roanoke team Chicagoed the Rich
monds on the home grounds to-day.
Stahl pitched for Roanoke, his first
time Ill the points for month. He
had good control, and though he gave
tive bases thoy were we'll distributed
through the game. His support WAS
errorlcss and the feature of the game
was tho work OF Paddeu at second base,
who put up the mose brilliant intield
game Of the season.
Roanoke only got seven hits off Tan.
nehill and one base OIL balls, but these
were well punched and Richmond's err
rors both counted in tho score.
, r. l.
KoanoS Q. .......l 60 90 9O0-4 u
hlchmond...... D U y . D q o. 3 2
batteries. Stahl and Welch; Tame
hill and Foster.
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OATMEAL MuFFlNS.
SUFFOLK LOCAL.


Miss Estelle Darden has returned
nome alter pleasant visit to Smith
field and other points in Isle OF Wight
| county.
mir, Charlie Johnson. OF Norfolk, who
is doing some special revenue work in
this district, was i'll Suffolk yesterday.
MIR. j. L. Duke, of Norfolk county,
was IN Suffolk OH business.
Airs. Jsmes Taine, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. z. Conner. left
yesterday for homo in Chupanoke.
N. O..
The September term OF Isle of Wight
Court begins next Monday.
w. IL. FAlk expects to move his
stock of stoves and crockory in the
store lately occupied by Henry Eley III
few weeks.
Rev. n. q. Newman aud wife have
commenced housekeeping, and ara
now domiciled on Chestnut street.
Miss Mary Wingiield, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. DIR. G. j, Rid.
dick. SarntoRs street, left last alter
noon for her home i'll PorlBmuuta.
The grading OF Pine stroet on level
with the Seaboard Railroad truck. on
which work Il force has been engaged
Tor several weeks. is now nearing com.
pletion.
Constable Branch lott yesterday for
the lower part of tho county to unrest
another man who IL charged with pruc
tlclhg mediciue without u license.
Lay services Will ba conducted ia St
PauIs Episcopal Church on Wednes
DAYS and sundays till the eugagcment
OF lev. John n. McCorm!ck'n success.
sOr.
MIR. Phil Lesser, agent for tie mau
hgemeut OF "Ouly Farmers Dsuuh
ter" wau III Suffolk yesterday md
billed the town for the nppcaruucr of
that drama on next Tuesday, Septem
her }.
How They ARE EMPLOYED. Stuart
Baker, brother of Sheriff Baker, who
is guard III tie State peulteutiury
wna yesterday III Suffolk. He snya that
William j. Urqubnrt, who was recently
sent from tins county, takes his I'M
PflsOhinent very calmly. His time is
employed on the State firm. where lie
does carpenter and repair work. He
is too Ola To perform II great deal md
takes things easily. Tho Pope brothers.
who we're sent from Isle OF Wight, are
engaged IN copying mud other clerical
work. These positions were gotten for
thum by Sherin Edwards.
PROMINENT CrfIIEH'S FuNERAt-Tbe
funeral OF MIR. William Henry Jones.
Of the county, who died Tuesday night
took place at 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon from Holy Neck Christian
Church. OF which he was a mombrr.
The services were largely attended.
several relatives from Suffolk sud from
II distance being present The de
ceased had been in feeble health for
several years aud his demise was not
surprise, death resulting from a gen
ereI failure Of the vital organs rather
than any specific disease, He was 70
years old.
AIR. Jones was possessed of a larpe
estate and was weli-known throughout
this section, with whose best interests
he has been identified for many wears.
do leaves eight children Mrs. Susie
Hol Hand, relict Of the late Charles f..
Holland, OF Suffolk; Mrs. Willis Lee
and Mrs. Reps williamson. OF Lower
Parish; an unmarried daughter, Ruth,
. years old; MIR. w. Il. Jones, Dr.,
cashier OF the Farmers Bank, Suffolk;
Mr.. X. f.. Jones. of Winston, n, C.:
Mr.. Benjamin L. Jones, OF Waycross.
Ga; Mr.. Thomas Jones, OF Norfolk.
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I'M BERKLEY.

Rev. w. A. Slaymsker and daug hter,
Miss Helen, loft yesterday morning ior
Petersburg. to bo abaent a few days.
Mrs j. 5. Whitworth left YESTERDAY
morning for kuotts Island, n. O., to
visit her monther, Mrs. Smith, of that
place.
Mr.. Leroy Lewis and wife, who have
been visiting the family of Capt. w.
II. French, loft this morning for their
home IN AccOmac county.
Mrs. A, II. Martin and children re-
turned home last night from Rock.
bridge Alum Springs.
The Kings Daughters will serve ice
cream ana cake at their hail, GU Berk
ley avenue, tonight for the benefit of
the Hare Memorial Home. They hope
their friends will patronIze them liber.
ally.
Misses Dora and Maggie Read, of
New Jersey, were the guest of DR., j,
Is, Floyd yesterday.
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Crowded Levy Bros dry goods
store yesterday. all eager to avail them.
selves OF the bargains on sale. None
were disappointed. In mauy cases the
bargains were far superior to what
they expected to GEO at such wonder
iul cheap prices. Sale continued to.
day mud lance of week at same low
prices. Don't iail to call. There may
DE Just whas you need. il SO there is
money In your pocket to buy now at
Ia Main street.
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EDENTON. N. G.

A large colored excursion left mere
yesterday morning for Norfolk.
Mr.. Il. A. Prietlow, Of Franklin, was
registered at the Bay View Wednes-
day.
a number OF young ladies and gen.
tlemen enjoyed themselves very much
last evening at the residence OF Mr., j,
Q. Warren.
Mrs. W. 2. Taylor. OF Winton, and
MIR. L. j. Pruden, OF Norfolk, were in
town this week,
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THE VIRGIAIAN' 5 Daily HINTS oHOJStKEEpEUS
BILL OF FARE FOR TOMORROW,
SATURDAY, AUG. 81, 1895.
lIprrRiGurI

SESEAHE ST. Lc,tic, with Cream
essH .. Light Bread II "a butter lr,akf. [
ts'on' Bc'cd Eggs. oatmeal Mullins Coffee
ClN TNGR. Chicken with Biscuit bump
lrgs Mashed p,tatoc, p,as MucaIoni
Mhite Bread. strawberry Shortca<o,
SSRpeR- Warm Graham IT, a. p ta,o
run MIX Crackers. Pineapple Cake. Tea.
OATMEAL MUFFlNS.
Gao cupfi cold oatmeal a. ~ r,umI s,,.,. NTH
one-third uphill sugar. one ourtnoak mn, :, i
yeast, itilc salt and bftt =. Hour ,or.T IL. IN
n'''eF Ml> a nigh. Iu Tho morning. VII huut
:tsrrtnr. drop IN hut-rcd muffin nan. .t rise
nlteeh minutes. bake ME. brown
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Mai. II. J. kirkpatrick, of Lynch.
burg, is at the ST. James.
Hon. Z. II. G. Cabell, of Richmond.
lie at the Atlantic
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20 Cicansc tho NYslarn

E6ectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious, or when the blood is Impure
or sluggish, TO permanently cnro habi.
tnal constipation, TO awaken the kid.
neys aud liver to healthy activity,
without Irritating or weakening them,
to dispel headaches, colds or feyers use
Syrup OF Figs.
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Evening ENcursiont TO Ola P0iut.
Steamer NortIiamutou

The steamer Northampton, of Old
Dominion Line, will leave Bay Line
wharf. Norfolk, every Monday, We'd
nesdny and Friday evening at 7 %. M
for Old Point; returning, leave Old
Point ut 10 p. m, Round trip faro for
this delig htful excursion. 50 cents,
jY7.tf
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when Your stomach is out OF order and
your sSin is yollow, indicating a disordered
nver. lake Johnson's Kidney and Liver Rsgu-
- and 50c. For ssla By W. r. IastiAr
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Crushing ncfcnt FOR Eyuchburg.
Bv Southern Assoclated Pres.

PETERSBURG, Va, Angus. 29.--After
suffering numerous defeats while on
their tour through. the State Peters
burg team Ii agalufa at home This at
teruoon they administered crushing
defeat TO the Lynchburgs, the score
being ID to i. The features of the game
were the pitching of Packard aud the
terrific batting of Saudford and keeier
OF the home team. Score
Petersburg 80 81 5000 lis u 0
Lynchburs.... o 3l2 . 0 u. i . =
Batteries: Packard aud Smith aud
keefer; ksgey and SchaDel and Berry
hill.
she National League Gn,ncs.
AT Brooklyn
GiS ,uSH,, SlSls Il 8
Batteries stoin and Grim; Rhines
and Vaughn.
AT New York
New York ......os2O oslox-il II :
Louisville. .....0 00l e0U U-ll0 3
Batteries: Clarke and Wilson; Wey.
hing and Warner.
At Boston
i'Ohioh j " U u U u . U
Cleveland .-........U 90 y o. 9
batteries: Nichols and Camel; Young
and O'Conper. Called at end of eighth
on account OF darkness.
at Philadelphia
Philadelphia 2ioO O20-5 s
Chicago. .........0 0 o o 90 % =
Batteries: Taylor and Grady; Grit
fifth and kittrdge.
At Baltimore Baltimore. Pittsburg
game called after first inning, wet
grounds. Esper and Robinson; j,
Hawley and Merritt.
AT Washington
Washington ......22 ol9l-a !
81. Louls. ..... ..........6 02oO- gl2 Q
Game called end sixth account dark
ness. Batteries: Mullarkey. Ander-
son and Mcclure; Ehret aud PETIT.
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" N'II;D.

" ANIEp-Trsve ing salesman for VIRGIN n
" uUd.. only competent yaric.. Address
"HAi'pM ARE care 1919 y. a oils g street Ba'-
moro, Md. au U-2m.
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Last "Trip Bv Daylight Eor Tb,u
Season.

On Saturday, August 31st. next. tbe
steamer Newport News will leave her
whar! at the usual hour, 7:45 a, M
for Alexandria and Washington, max
ing the last trip up the Chesapeake
bay and Potomac river by daylight for
this season.
Faro for the round trip, $3.50; good
Tor return passage on night steamer
September I'd.
ooo d. j. CALLAHAN,
auZ''Ht Agent
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AZ ANlEl'-A youth ut Loot e ara Ter aud habits
" who l. tord COLI o;nr " itr Il good hand
hnd can max" hin elf generally pscIui 10 an oi-
~ one who ma some knowledge oi a-ctu UNITS AMI
sJprwrit'ng prrit'rcd must bring good reference 9
a -, care nor n-E VIZ JUAN. Su!.-tI
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Oi: SALE.
FOR RENT

Z OR RENT -Attrn,tiye dwelling corner Granby
Y and York streets with al modern i'm - 4
frovcincnI pos tssiun given ~ ptrmbcr LIST r,uE
AIRY WALTER j. nOIlEK, lis York ct -S-s1-
d. y. & :. q neral Ohic,. au2I-w 81 fr-gw
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HAR IhE SALT he BsrloOm aud Fixtures in
~ cttd ny LtcL-r, lua ri Wa hing GA ave
Pu', New OF News. for sale. Add ess J. c GAL
1Or Newport News su2a-.tV
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NJ ANTED-A white barber {, opan shop ia
" We Norfolk. a good place aud low rc,r 10
she Itshi an. call or address T.. t. ADAMS
West Norfolk Va .tly5-lws
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ANY ono.
Ladies Pat Tip Oxford. 2! to g.. 3sc
Ladiea' Tan 0xfords, q to X. DE
Ladies' Carpet Slippers to7. zoe
Mems Tennis OSfords, 6 to S 49,. 35c
Mems TenniG Balls. to 10. .. 45c
Boys Tennis Balls. 2 to 5. 400
Boys Tan Pointed Balls. l35 $50
Boys Tan Pointed Balls, 3 to5. csc
HELLER's ONE PRICE SHOE STORE.
46 Bank street, opp. Courthouse
Don't leave for the seashore or noun.
taina without one of our ''coyert" over.
coats, made for cool evenings,
NICHOLS Il WALLACE,
1863 Main street
DR.. Week, the celebrated eye expert,
WILL return September 9th.
5e.ax u. GAS.a,
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elANIED-A Iir,t-C.as> White Barber Apuy
" i"B +. ADAMS, IVES, Norfolk, Va.
<u29-i h SAW
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A(ANIEp-An ox'r rituccd bu. holman. Adj
" drc'> TAILOR SuOr. I is oiltr.. aU2S-ti
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The steamer "Nortbampton," of the
Old dominion Line, leaves the Bay
a4lne dock. Norfolk, every morning ut
300 a. ni., for Mathews and Glouces.
Cor counties, arriving here on her re-.
hurn trip about 600 p. IN. This makes
delightful trip during the hot wea.
Sher. Fare Sl.0O for the round trip.
ly7.u
Youman blocks for the Fall are now
On sale at GOLDMAN " EoFnRIMER,
Sols agents.
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VANrED-HELP-W Wanted, hrsi-cIass ouers-
S.auudrv. aIirff
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pARlNEE WANTED TO ESTABLISH rIEC-
TEltAL INDUS lRl-A thorough practical
electrical cu-iLeel istsiuaIc OF one OF the lradn
suNcr> tl.sl az present al triut.u.eut vi !sgye
works IN the Eat having some cat,itSI ,l,sitr, Ia
SSsotiAle himself with m2U ,0iLtmandiuE ,api al
business ahlIlt AMI social st.nins with i vie. 10
t"SaiS III Nuiiolk. iCr tie putpy>c Of establishing
Gnu developing tile electrical industry in its yuricl
zorms Reference, details al iu;niuuatlou &c
&c, VIII, hr furnished 10y corresponding wtA p
@ '"i' "' Wig man "l'' O. Iy2J-U T. -
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~ salary aud expenses, OF big COMM sion 10 rru-
Ter app icani; rO1as sid readily. experience ug.
tecess"rI. Address, T. -. 1851 y. Y, 'iiy
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Why travel without one of our "Coy.
ert' overcoats? Correct in fit. style
and place. NICHOLS IL WALLACE.
100 Main street.
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Y WANT FIVE EXPERIENCED BUILDING
= sad l'oan Solicitors veil acquainted in Nori TX
sud adjacent tow :. VIII pay salary with con-
glission. Ca on W. VI. PAitk, al Atlantic Hotel
N'i'o'S' "t'"tel = ana =. III. aui-tf
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD
What the Clubs Of Other Cities and
Leagues are Doing.
The Race in the Nationa! League the
Prettiest in the Existence of That
Organization. Games in Rich.
mond and Petersburg.
Notes of the Diamond.
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES
Norfolk, II; Portsmouth,, 3.
Petersburg, 10; Lynchburg, G.
Roanoke, 4 Richmond, O..
" here TIA. Clubs riar To-Day.

NorsOlk nv P0rtnnouth.
Lynch burg in Petersburg.
hOnDOHs. tu HStchni % N Il I.
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~ ANTE IA ctnnrigGred Co,hiog Salesman.
" Address CLOTHING This ofiice au2s-;f
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lNANTED-A tirs -class fancy iron and staichcr.
~ Apply al NC N View Laundry. @ IiG-tf
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we Can't Sell as and below -e,f
Bur our Prices Arc ns Low az
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A GEN Is make s. daily Marvellous inyeution,
~ Retais - ,e / . t. sold ia a ? oI,c <I,uuI,
Eua'led FREE. EURSlIEEA MAXIM. Ciuriun.ti'0
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SPECIAL NOrI,irs-

TO SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION,
cotton and chicago Wheat ana rroyi,inn, Nv
g.! trd on MAJ gains 81 nom tly 10 Il ,OUi WAR.
ZEN, r. EU i co, Liberty Building, y. Y. City.
uul 5 - scl-at' ~!
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The HIbe DIsaster.
LATEST NE VS. ITEMS.
The Pope has improved.

The Pope has improved.
The owners of the Elbe have brought
action against the owners OF the
Crathie for damages.
From February 5th to 18th, sixty
one cases of cholera have occurred
here, aud twenty-nine deaths.
The reichstag has adopted a resolu-
ton abrogating the exceptional pow
ers of the governor OF Alsace-Loralne.
The Reichstag adopted by an over
whelming majority the resolution
favoring an international money con-
ference.
In fire at Lynn Mass, the build
ing collapsed, burying eleven firemen
in the ruins. Three were taken out
dead, and two bave since died.
The order of the Pope promulgated
at Buda Pesth declares that the OFF,
spring of mixed marriages shall be
brought up in the Catholic faith.
A report is current that a coup d'etat
has taken place at Sofia, and that
Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, has
been compelled to seek refuge in Rou-
mania.
A fishing smack brought to Loves
toft the body of A. L. Lockhart, a
saloon passenger on the Elbe. The
body Of q woman, also one OF the
Elbe's passengers, has been brought
ashore.
In a duel Feb. I3, in Paris, NJ. Can
robert, son of the late Marshal Can
robert, badly wounded Deputy Hub
bard. The duel was the result Of some
adverse criticism by Hubbard OF the
dead marshal
The harem favOrite of the Khedive
became the mother OF daughter Feb.
18th. The KhedIve is represented as
being greatly disappointed, as he was
hoping for the birth Of q son, who
would be heir to the throne.
Hundreds of hungry wolves from the
Alps have invaded the plains in the
province OF Piedmont. Several vii
layers have been killed by them. The
authorities have sent troops to shoot
them. Many have thus been destroyed.
A famine is threatened In the dis
trict of Hungary southeast OF Buda
Pesth. The socialists have taken adj
vantage OF the situation to lncite q
riot, and the gensdarmes were compel
led to disperse the rioters at the point
OF the bayonet.
a mass meeting comprising twenty
thousand people held in Rio de jan
Giro, Feb. 13, to celebrate the favorable
result of President Cleveland's arbit-
ration boundary dispute between Bra
I'll and the Argentine Republic, was
very enthusiastic.
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SANFORD B, DOLE,

President of the Republic of Hawaii.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
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gle Of weeds. The scene Of the famous
battle is four miles below New Orleans
and Is beneath the level Of the Missis-
ippi. which is only prevented from in
uDdating it by the great levee near by.
Street cars run to within = miles Of
the spot, and the patriotic tourist must
then push ON through boys and mud
pnddles the remainder of the distance
to the dilapidated monument
The memorable spot is so overgrown
with weeds and has about it such an air
Of neglect that it seems forgotten by all
the world About ten years ago the
monument was struck by lightning and
its marble top knocked of. The brick
foundation is now moldering away, and
between the bricks luxuriant weeds are
growing. The anniversary Of the battle
Is celebrated every year by the people
Of New Orleans and by Andrew Jackson
climbs all over the country, and it seems
unfortunate that some Of the surplus
patriotism is not devoted TO keeping the
Chalmette monument in repair. The
subject has been brought to the atten-
ton Of the Daughters of the Revolution,
who will endeavor to have the monu-
ment placed in better condition.
Near at hand is the Chalmette ma
tional cemetery, where IL, 521 graves
Of soldiers mark ''the bivouac of the
dead" Nearly 200 are the graves OF
the gallant British soldiers who were
moved down In % minutes by the hal
OF death from Jackson's batteries and
Tennessee sharpshooters. The others ar,
soldiers who fell in the war Of the re
bellion-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-25
Saloon Notice.

From and after date liquors Of all des-
criptions will be allowed to be sold at
the licensed saloons, between the hours
of An. and PM, providing the same
be drank on the premises.
No liquors shall be taken away from
such saloons excepting beer.
ANY violation of this will cause such
saloon to be Immediately closed.
TIE presence of any person under the
influence of liquor upon any saloon pre-
misses will also be sufficient to cause
such saloon to be Immediately closed.
E. G. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal, Republic of Hawaii.
February 9Th, 1895.
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