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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.
ManY Items licked From All Parts OF
the World.

BRISTOL, 29.-Tha Bristol Bank
and Trust Company assigned this
morning Assets, $40, ,005; liabilities.
SD, 200; due depOsitors, SIT, 600. 1t ia
;he second assignment of the bank i'll
fifteen mouths. 1t is expected 1t will pay
In full easily.
OohuNpus, o.. 29.-Grand Master
Workman Sovereign, Of the knights of
Labor, In an interview here to-day
nominated Eugene V. Debs as the can.
didate of the Peoples party Tor preSl-
dent IN 1896.
WiNHrEG, Mon, 2o.-No amend
ment was offered this afternoon TO the
motion of the government for adjourn
ment OF the House TO consider the
school question. and the Legislature
accordingly adjourned 10 Mny ., when
sensational developments are expected.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, 29.-Vhe people
to-day have been viewing the ruins OF
yesterdays fire aud counting the cost.
The loss is fully $500, 600, as stated this
morning, with small INSURANCE..
WAsnINGToN. March Secretary
Carlisle to-day compromised the case
against b. O. Jeukiua, OF the Fifth
North Carolina district. FOR re.tiiliug
atumned packages and failing To pay
800 ~ 'hC NCi'Aibn't f'N ms GNiNs a.
i. Jenkins, of the Same disiiict, son Of
Abe former, for aiding and ahoItiug the
1ather, was fined $500.
New loRE, -. 9.-Ireasury balances:
Coin, SS6, 599, ,0O0; currency, $69, ,0l2,-
600.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, 2o.-At 1880
o'clock this morning the Washington
brewery: owned ana operated by MIR.
Paul Ritter, was totally destroyed by
fire. Tho loss will reach $50, 0J0; III.
surancc, SIt, 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
Miners nnd tho Turin

Tho soft coal miners have been so ro.
peatedly informed that q foreign market
wouid shut up the mines and destroy
tho trade that they will hardly be con
vinced Of anything TO tho contrary, and
yet here is government report cover
ms last year which states that 3, G3G. :
34l tons OF coal wcro shipped to foreign
countries, whilo l,244, $50 tons were
received here. Tho Canadian provinces
alone took 2,SG6, 236 tons of this
amount. The miners arc not lkolv
either to inquire why tariff on coal is
necessary to protect their wages even in
tho face Of a fact like that. but the
truth remains that their present wages
nre scarcely one-half tho tariff rate of 10
cents "a ton. n.--Philadolphia Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
NEWPORT NEWS.
News Notes of Interest From the
Magic City.
Special Dispatch to the virsinian.

Special Dispatch to the yirginian.
NEWPORT News. March 29.-The
City of Para. which was towed into
the Roads Monday and to the dry
dock, will sail tonight at s o'clock,
her propeller having been replaced
The accident to tho propeller hap.
pencd In O storm when the ship was
52i miles from New York. The ship
has on board over l0D passengers, the
greater number Of which arc bound
for California where they will go by
rail from the Isthmus.
Among the most conspicuous arc
Modesto Burrios and his secretary,
vicente Becerra, tho former being the
Minister fiom Nicaragua to Loudon.
lie has spent fourteen months in New
York, and says that he is greatly i'm =
pressed with America. which ho con-
siders tie coming country. He IS per
ticnlarly struck with the American wo.
men aud their push and energy. The
Para Will reach its destination on next
Thursday.
The Washington Steamer will be
launched on the 9Th OF April.
Quite pretty rcctory will bo con
strncted here by the Catholics for
FAher Douoho. The contract has been
given and tho plans drawn by T..
thornton Marye, architect. j he build
ing Will bo begun ut an early date.
MIR. ChHs. Walker, assistant super.
intendent of the Chesapeake aud Ohio,
Was III ihe city yesterday.
One OF the oddest shaped vessels we
have ever seen here is tho English
whnlehack "Iurret Age" which is ut
tracing quite good deal of attention
as she Stands ut Pier d, loading with
grain. The bottom story looks like an
ordinary whale tuck, above which rise
two quaint stories like frame build.
ing. The bow Is perfectly HAT instead
OF pointed. like the average vessel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
10 wan ihc Alnphitritc.
BY Southern Associatet pross.

WAsnISGToN, March 80, Secretary
Herbert hns issued nu order directing
shat the long term men of the cruiser
ChlcagO's crew he transferred to Nor
foik as soon gs tho vessel goes ont of
commission, where they will be utilized
20 man the monitor Amphitrite, which
will take the place OF the Chicago on
the North Atlantic station. Work on
the Amphtrito was bcgnn some twenty.
hve years ago and she has Just been
completed MT the Norfolk navy yard.
John Roach built the hull. She is now
ready for service with the exception Of
g crew.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
EVIDENCES Of IMPROVEMENT
Favorable Changes.
GENERAL RISE OF PRICES.
a Firm Cotton Market. Rise i'm
Wheat, Corn and Oats. Actual
Advance in Manufactured Iron.
improvement in Raw Ma
terials First.
by Southern Assoclatei Press.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Biadstreets
Tomorrow will say: General trade for
the third week in succession continues
10 show evidence of Improvement. In
no other direction is ahis 80 plainly in
uicated rs IN tho tendency of prices. A
week ago encouragement had been oh
tanned from generally unexpected
advance IN cotton and wheat. Follow
iDg their slight reaction, the week has
witnessed firm cotton market.
fur'ber Improvement in wheat with
sympathetlc Influence on corn end
onts, the effect Of which Is greatly
emphasized this week by advances in
quotations, not only for coke hut
prospectively for iron ore aud for
bessemer Pig iron, for steel biliets and
actually for manufactured iron Mt
Western markets. Higher quotations
Tor cut meats West are the ontcome of
restricted supplies OF cattle. and this is
Dehlnd Increased demand for shoes for
faiI delivery as quotations for leather
continue upward on the scarcity of hides.
firmuess III cotton ut the late advance
mas shown Itself IN higher quotations.
not only for print cloths but other
varletlves Tor cotton goods, some of
them "a &c higher than fortnight ago.
nounced from Memphis, Nashville.
birmingham, Atlanta aud Augusta.
dry goods, hardware and plantation
supplies feeling the change most. AT
Chattanooga and Savannah trade is
quiet, but at Jacksonville there has
been decrease i'll the volume. The
movement IN dry goods ut New Orleans
mas ielt some increased demand, but
shipping interests continued disturbed.
The season Is backward at Galveston.
with trade only fair.
IL. Il. DuN'S REPORT.
New YORK, March 29.-R, G.. Dim &
Cos. weekly review of trade to morrow
VIII sny: SIgus OF improvements are
all the more satisfactory because ueith.
er accompanied nor apparently pro
duced hy speculative craze. Dealings
IN stocks, cotton md wheat are not di
vertlug ali the interest aud cupitnl from
productive industry and icrit,mutc
trade. though these products ure all n
shade stronger But raiIroau earnings.
bank c!carings aud Indus,rlul indira
uons are moro encouraging this week.
1t Is II remarkable feature that the
lifting this year begins At tho bottom.
so 70 speak; raw materials ure raised
before there Is my larger demand for
their finished products, thing not
often done with success. Hides rose.
then leather, and then shoes; cotton
rose, md afterwards some cotton
goods; coke was advanced, aud after
wards Bessemer pig. In ali these case.
1t Is reasoned that the larger demand
for consumption, though yet wanting,
must come when 1t Is seen that prices
arc going up.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
CHM IND JAPAN 70 CONFER.
An Armistice Granted China by
Japan Without Question. 6
THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON
Ch'na's Request for Cessation of
Hosiilties Promptly Granted With-
out Condition Upon the At
tempted Assassination of. S
Ii Hung Chang.
BY Southern Associated Press.

WAsHlNGroS, March 29.-The foIs
lowing telegram was this afternoon re-.
celVgd by the Japanese Legation from
the ,inpnncse Foreign Otlioe:
-, On the opening of the negotiations
Chinese pler,potentiary proposed
nrmisticc, which Japanese Govern
ment are willing to accept on certain
conditions.
"WhiIo this negotiation was going on
the nhtowaru event happened on the
person OF the Chinese plenipotentiary.
Ills Majesty, the Emperor, having in
view this unhappy occurrence, COM
manded the Japanese plenipotentiarie
10 consent to temporary armistioe with.
out conditions. This was communicat.
Ell to the Chinese plenipotentiary,"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
OLD NANSEMONO.
Notes and GIeaniuGs From Suffolk
and SURROUNDINGS.

and Surroundings.
Il. Il. Smith, Jr.. has moved to Ply.
mouth, n. G., where he will accept
position.
The County School Board will meet
IN Suffolk on Thdrsdny, April Ith.
DIR. A. w. Eley returned yesterday
from Stsunton where he attended ns n
delegate the annual convention of the
Royal Arcanum Society.
Rev. Sam Smnl Is scheduled to lee.
ture at Isle of Wight Courthouse on
Easter Monday.
The wife of Rev, W. W. Games. who
has been critically Ill, is slowly con-
yalescing.
a Snlvationist conducted religious
exercises last night III front OF the
postoilice.
5. p. 3anderslicc has been chosen ns
member and secretary OF the Nnnse.
mond county electoral board vice Sid.
ney Britt. removed from the county.
Washington Copeland, colored. said
to he oldest citizen OF tho county. died
this week ut HOllnn Station, aged 10
years. HU had only been sick three
times in his career n1d had never been
attended by physician before his last
Illness.
Peter Causcy and Miles Lassiter re-
turned yesterday from Baltimore.
where they attended medical college
anu school Of pharmacy, Respectively.
JonN JoRDAN's FJNERAL. fune-
raj OF John Jordan, colored. sou of
Daniel Jordan, took place Inst after.
noon from the Pine Street Methodist
Church, Rev. George Williams otliclat-
Ing. The interment was III the culurpd
- al
who wus Is years old. succumbed to
consumption.
INSIGNIFICANT FiRr.-A fire alarm
turned on from box 81 mt G:25 O'Clock
last evening summoned the department
To kilby street, where Mr.. Upshur
hilby's kitchen was burning. The
blaze was extinguished without the use
OF the hose.
PKoposED GyMNAsIuM,- movement
Is on foot looking to the establishment
ol gymnasium for young men. An
eiiort VIII bo made 20 get ior the pur-
pose the Old Armory Hall. $. =. Van.
dersiice is Lending the movement,
which, 1t Is thought, will ultimately
naterialiZe.
1HE SECOND lNsTALLMEST. Miss
iiarvey's entertainment, "Where is
tlsie: was continued last evening in
the Town Hall before Il far sized audi
euce. In addition to her pupils she
has secured the services OF several
other girls and boys. who take their
parts with excellent taste.
MIR. GooDEs LECTURE. The an.
nouncemcnt will be greeted with pleas
ure that Hon. John Goode has been
engaged 10 deliver in Suffolk lecture
Mt the City Hall Thestre on April g.
us subject will be "a Retrospective
Niew." The proceeds are for u good
cause, which fact coupled with the
speakers great popularity here will
draw large audience.
DAiAGE SUIT REMOVED. The suit
instituted by Mrs. Susie Hollands
counsel, IN tue Circuit Court OF South
nmpton county, against the Seaboard
AR Lime Company, to recover damages
inr the killing of her late husband,
Charles L. Holland. has been removed
TO dreensyille county.
BASKET BALL Norfolk and Suffolk
basket ball teams played an exciting
game last night at the skating rink, re.
ing III ecore OF . to o in favor OF Suf
felix. This was the third game OF d
series, Norfolk winning the first two.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
WILMINGTON's POLICE.
a Shaking Up in All Departments Un-
der the New Regime.
BY Southern Associa.ol Press.


WILMINGroN, y. c.. March 29.-The
Ponce Huard, combating of live mem
bere, of which four were Republicans
AMI one Popullst, organized to day.
lhls board was created by the late
fusion Legislature and has control OF
"Il patronage aud appointments, with
one or two EXCEPTIONS. There was q
pretty general shaking up. though
quite nuc!ber OF positions were given
TO Democrats, nmou2 them Chief and
Assistant Chiet OF the Fire Depart.
ment, superintendent OF Health aud
the secretary OF the Police Board
The Chet Of Police Is popu!ist.
The Captain and three ont of four Ser
seants are Democrats. Nearly hnlf OF
the privates are Democrats. The bal
9nce are populis,s aud Ropublicaus,
Including four negroes. The Board OF
Aldermen, consisting of eight Demo
Gratis aLd two Republicans, aud the
Board OF Audit and Finance, composed
entirely OF Democrats, hold oven for
two years under the act Of the Legisla
ture. These two boards control All ap.
pCOpriattOuS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
rnuniii,. sria, set.
By Southern Associated Press.

LYNCnBURG. Va, March 29.-At the
sequest Of MIR. Montague, United
states District Attorney. tho Judge
ahis morning in the United States
Court, set the re hearing Of the case OF
the Government against Robert H..
Pannill FOR aiding ANA nbetting in the
embezzlemont OF funds from the first
National Bank, for tho eX ira session OF
ahe court which convenes III this city
on the Odd OF April uoXt Pnnnilrs
hail was fixed at $4,000, but his
friends were unable to raise that
amount to day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
Tho nuo WIN Hel;I,re shorty.
Fallen Into lime.

Tho Photographic society Of Philadel-
phla, after having been bachelor for
33 years. has fallen into line with mod
ern sentiment. AT its last meeting it
honored itself by electing four ladies to
mombership-blrs. DR.. Benjamin Sharp,
Mrs. William II. Rau, Miss Mary NJ.
Naux and Mrs. DR.. Charles Schaifor.
To attend tho society meetings lantern
shows and exhibitions is indeed q privi-
lege, justly valued by those who are
fortunate enough to obtain an invita-
ton. Tho society has arranged an at
tractiye programme for early spring, as
its bulletin will show.
lhs Rub Will ao Here shortly,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

BY Southern Assooiated prees.

LF SoNtLeFh EssocNtod Trees.
WAsHINGroS, March 2J.-The gun.
boat CnstIne left Suez to-day for Alden,
1910 miles away, on her cruise to Iau
Aibar.
Tho Chicago reported at the New
York Navy-ynrd to-day. Commander
Sicard hos orders from the Secretary
OF tho Navy TO put the Chicago out Uf
commission. She vii! probably be out
OF commission for the next two Years,
as extensive repairs have been ordered,
including new boilers aud new ma.
chincry which will require about two
years to complete.
The Moh!can sailed from Fair Haven,
Washington, to-day on trip to test
the product OF the local coliIeries.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
Teaching Latin In college at rhirtoou.

Professor Eyaun of Albion college
fell and broke "a rib and is unable to at
tend classes. The professor has n son of
l3 summers who is taking work in tho
preparatory school When the Ovid
class met yesterday, this rosy checked
lad. who is small for his age, stepped
upon the rostrum, took the professor :
chair and proceeded to call the roll with
tho deliberate composure Of veteran
When ho had finished, he quietly re-
marked that his father was unable TO
DO present and had requested him to
take charge. he asked full explanations
OF tho most knotty constructions, which
ono or two upper classmen were unable
to give, whereupon. much to thoir en-
barrassment, they were set right by the
13yoar professor. The hoy converses
freely iii the tongue of the Caesars with
his father. or.-Albion (Mich.) Dispatch.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

Senator Martins withdrawal of his
expression ahout Bill Chandler with the
understanding that tho sentiment was
to bo left standing was compromise,
but so long as tho sentiment stands tho
country will join i'll it. st. Louis Ro.
pullir
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

The trouble in Ohio is that Governor
Mckinley does not feel sure enough of
tho presidential nomination to pull out
of the campaign for senator. And that
Is what is tho matter with Foraker -
Chicago Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
4s:tscbaII.

At Atlanta, Ga.-Atlanta, Z; Clevo.
land, II.
AT Savannah, GG.-Pitisburg, 10;
Washington. 10.
At Memphis, Tenn Memphis, 10;
st. Louis Browne, Is.
At Old Point Philadelphia Regu-
lars, 80; Philadelphia Colts, IL.
~ At Washington Georgetown, 10;
Vermont, ..
AZ New Orleans-BalLimore 6; New
Orleans, D.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
Tom Heed In His Specially.

IL there is any acrobat in this conn
try who is inclined to ho concoited be.
cause of his skill, lot him watch Tom
Reed in his great speciality of standing
on both sides Of tho money question at
tho same time. Chicago Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
ntiKh. SiIIi..

On Saturday morning, at IL O'Clock.
will begin MY first silk sale and will
place the incest and cheapest line of
silks ever offered III Norfolk from 25o
TO 81. 90 per yard. II. A. Saunders.
Anotherllarge batch OF Daisy Roller
Mills Ionr goes over our city TO day.
Iho nnb NIii Be Aere sAors,y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
South DAKOTA win 0o nomocro,lo

South Dakota is expected 30 so Dem
ocraiic next fall. Most of the Republic
ans are i'll Jail or have run away because
Of their connection with the looting Of
the state trcasury.-New York Mercury.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

DIR. ID, $. Harmon, Consulting Opti-
ciHh and Master of Optics, lSG Main
street. Norfolk. Va. Consultation free
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
Iho Rub wiz Gsc Isere >nor.,v.

Nickel Lever Watch. 81. Repairing
specially. Brown IL Wolf, jewelers..
successors to S. II. Smith, IL Bank
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

Try Murray's dinners and break fasts
| oOc. each. They are tho best in the
State; 81 Roanoke avenne.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

Catarrh originates In scrofula's taint.
L. i. i. pmriIics tho blood: and thus
permanently cures catsrrh,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
lsou .h Rice wanted.

Five thousand bushels, highest mar.
het price. Ii. L. Owen, 275, 277, 27o
Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

Newest Discover" y"-Ext. teeth no
pain. N. \. ID. Rooms. 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

3'ho ia"b VIII Esc uIcro shortly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30

ThoIaub VIII ne Aaoro shortly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-11


The demand for business education
through hout the territory is rapidly in
creasing owing 10 the demand for
clerks, book-kcepers and accountants
OF all kins. engendered 10y our rapid
Development New towns are spring
ing up on every hand 6liet with bust
ness houses. and all must have clerks
and the demand for well drNled ac-
cuuntants and good peumen is Crea .er
than ever before. The custom of taxi
ing clerk. from the plow. with no
knowledge Of accounts, and hardly
able 20 write his own name is falling
into disuse Railroads are soon to be
built into every corner Of our territory
and new avenues uf commerce are
daily opening mp thus presenting ad-
vantages TO all our ycung men and
wsmen. who are qualified in the new
and improved methods Of accounts
Our Capital City Business College. Of
this city. offers superior advantages in
the way of q thorough business eduea-
tion. lJ Is under the management Of
competent instructors, as well as
practical business men. thus combin-
ing the advantage OF theory aud prac-
tice. aud enabling those who have
Comp p'cted the course TO Successfully 3
manage any branch Of business. Prot
K. 3 Gaffnev. the principal in charge,
hos beeo connected with commercial
colleges several years and Is thorough
ly competent in every department o'
commercial education. Young ner
and women contemplating a course o
business training will fnd il TO their
interest % attend the Capital City Bus
iutSs COLLEGE.
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In the District Court Of Logan county.
oSlahoma Territory.
Netiie uamme, plaintiff, vs Andrew Il
Damme, defendant.
The defendant Andrew Il Damms
viii take notice tha. he has beer sued
10 the Aforesaid co-rr by the above
named plaintiff Netts Damue and
that be must appear and answer ol
otherwise plead on or before the 4th
dag Of February. lss5. or the p'aiut
IFS petition PRAYING that she b
granted an absolute divorce. and .hs
restoration cf her maiden name. ant
for Gusts Of SUIT including attc-ncy'.
fees and other p-1oer rel lieE will Be-
taken ss true and Judgment reniereJ
acco-iin-ly.
Witness uv hand and the sea- OF
said court this 1Ist cav q 0e-emb.-
is24 a. nv o1i-e tu Guthrie oklahoma
Territory LoUIs L PlrrS.
SEAL' 6stG C-e-<
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priations erecting buildings cstacl
lishiug a system 81 sewers and a sys-
TEN Of wAterworks, she war depart
ment issues an order 90 have The troops
removed, and 90 have those improve.
mcuts torn up and dismauued. and
then to cap ths climax they send rs
down Geronimo aud bis b,ocjttirsy
Arachcs
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SScNTvNSY Lows hAs h.s bands fal
these cav, taking oare - the ,es s>.a-
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TEE thuee Wonec $40 were s-SStec
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-11

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