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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
STARTLING REPORTS.
What the Figures Of the Board Of
Health Reveal.
REGARDING MEN AND WOMEN
Attempts to Account for tine Alarm
ing Increase OF Certain
Troubles Through
out America.

The New York Board of Heslth re orts
show large increase in the number OF
deaths from kidney, liver. and urinary
di5 ases last week, as well ~ from the
var Gus troubles which alict women IL
is 70 81 le that tho weather has much to
DO with tins, Ut ihore is no denying the
tdct that these troubles are very preya-
lent ami require prompt care aud atten-
ton.
VIVA. there is in the atmosphere. the
water. or the mode of living that tends to
we,ken he kidneys ana urinary organs
OF Ameri ans. can only be conjectureu.
but the sad fact remains that. AZ peo-
pie, we are very weak III these respects.
What man does not feel unstrung. lack
ing III courage. apprehensiye and unable
TO co g with the duties o life at times
Where is tho woman no does not hayo
pains in the back. bearing down feelings,
depressions and the thousa mi and ono
symptom, that Indicate disordered or
gans! All thoge things are Nature's
warnings. She Tells you in tine plain at
language that she moods help. and that
yol must aid her or suffer the conse-
qaences
Any one who has read and thought
knows that there las never been but one
discovery that will invariably ,ontruI
tnese troubles. and place perfect Aeal.h
III their stead. octors and the best
thinkers ali know this aud az ee that for
every form OF kidney. liver, bladder. and
URN ry dlncuty. or female ailments.
warner Safe Cure stan s alone Ii is
King. There are several hundred thou
.and men AMI women IN America alone.
irrespective of tue vast army abroad
who are keut III perfect health and
strength wholly by its use. There are
thousands of others who need Its pure
and powerful in iiuence Just as badly.
VIII You, reader. he warned by the sta
tistlcs which nre shown in the ealth re.
ports every week. examine yourself care
iully. and. ii you find nuy Indications Of
the approach of these serious troubles.
act IN time. Bear III L ind tnat prompt
action 10 oorta TO result in restored
hea tn and happiness, while delay may
mean misery all the rest o. your snort.
enol life
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Many Societies Find Leaders for
the Year.

me year.
The Sunday school of the Free
mason Street Baptist Church has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing yeur; NJ Winston, superin-
tendent; Z II Butler, assistant super.
inteudent; L b Anderson, treasurer;
b L Wright. secretary; A ) Floyd,
assistant secretary; w \ Grubb, cor
netist; Miss Fanuio Dey. organist
infnut class; J. p Bullock, librarian;
w a Graham aud Howard Sawyer,
assistant Librarians; a w Fairer and
l. 5 Guy. distributing librarians.
Washington Lodge No ,, 100
f: " Bassett, $ p Ct; Charles
Powers, \ q; b q Jamison, V G.;
James II Hill. secretary; George w
Hill, permanent secretary; LII @
Woodhouse, treasurer; w G Dun
can, chaplain; George Hill. III q
Woodhouse, } w Bassett, trustees;
james Ii Hill, L l. Cooke, l. Nj AL.
len, members of . . l. Relief
Board.
Massasoit Tribe No II, L o Red
Men: w X Book, sachem; f Wis
hin. senior sycamore; WIN Bowdeu.
junior sycamore; j = Hurst,
prophet; j ID Armstrong, keeper OF
wnmpum; G NJ Nottingham, keeper
of records; Il Holland, keeper Of
wigwam.
Black Hawk Tribe No 81, 10
Red Men-R NJ Pickett, sachem; j
j Hollywood, senior sycamore; A Z
Summons, junior sycamore; Il =
Brock. prophet; Ira L Holt, chief Of
records; John W Cherry, keeper of
wampum;J w Murden, keeper OF
w!gwam.
Columbia Conclave No. Z, Hepta.
sophs or ) W NJ: J Z Hampshire,
archon; W L Berry, provost; G Ii
Williamson, chancellor; j w Lytton,
prelate; Il ID Smithers. treasurer;
W Is Cheek, scribe; II L Richardson,
inspector general; II ID Smithers, j
y Anderson. j w Lytton, trustees;
j w Crowder, j p Hampshire and
j w Lytton, auditing committee.
The Norfolk Cycle and Athletic
Club; @ j Colonna, president;
Powhatan Schanck, vice president;
Il La Boggs, treasurer; j Il Blick,
secretary; @ w O'Neill, captain;
George L Derby, first lieutenant;
Edward Keeling, second lieutenant;
II A Sharpey. sub captain; j Il
Garrison, color bearer: Q j Colon
IN, j L Bhck, @ w O'Ne.ll, Cor
don DeCordy. w b Langley, j Nj
Montague, Il l. White, board of
directors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
DIR. sfauIn,s lecture,

A fair Audience greeted the soc.
ond delivery of DR.. Baum's lecture
on Bible Truths ILLUMINATED" last
night. The repetition WAS made by
request and the lecturer greatly
pleased his hearers. The stere2pti-
con views were exceptionally clear
and lucid aud highly entertaining.
When DR.. Baum closed course
of lectures at Newport. r. L., Rev.
DR.. Randolph offered the following
resolutions, which were adopted
with II rising vote:
WHEREAS, We, citizens of New.
port, Ii. l., have enjoyed the rare
privilege of hearing the four lee.
lures of DR.. Henry Mason Baum,
illustrative OF the progress of the
kingdom of God in the earth, we
desire to give this united public ties
timony to the pleasure and profits
which these lectures have given us.
The enthusiasm with which DIR.
Baum has entered into tue subjects
discussed has aroused the deepest
interest of his audiences. The ex-
quisite works OF art which he has
thrown upon the screen have de-
lighted the eye, while his remarka-
bic delineatiops of historical facts
have drilled with delight the lovers
OF the Bible. Gathing up and stat
ing in popular form the recent
discoveries in Egypt, Assyria,
Babylonia and Palestine, he has Set
before us in vivid array the most
indubitable proofs of the historical
accuracy of the Word OF God. Such
wealth of learning brought within
the reach of all has made us all the
richer, and DR.. Baum and his lee
lures will he held in long and CRATE
full rem brauce.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
AnI.nnrst unlar.ns.nr

A small colored boy named oseph
King, employed by lady on Vlr-
g'nin street, fonnd on yesterday
morning on Chapel street, pocket
book containing roll of money,
amounting to thirty odd dollars.
lie immediately reported the finding
to the lady who employed HIM. who
on examining the book found the
address of the lady to whom 1t be-
ionged. aud 1t Was promptly return
ed to the owner, who Thanked and
rewarded the boy. The VIRGINIAS
lakes pleasure IN making this honor
able mention OF the boy who so well
demonstrated his honesty,
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No Evading These Facts.

There are eight regular life as.
snrance companies besides the
Equitable organized under the laws
of the State of New York which are
now in active pursuit of public
patronage. the combined lad.
mltted" SURPRISES of which on the
LIST of January last amounted to
S3G,357, 1856. 55. This amount in
cludes the SURPRISES of the two com
panles next In size to the Equitable.
Tho admitted surplus of the Eaui-
table alone is over EIoHTY- ONE AND
HALF per cent. OF the total cur.
pluses of the other eight New York
Companies.
When it Is understood that surplus
IS not only the measure of financial
strength, but that from it alone can
dividends be declared, the pre-
eminent position Of the Equitable
on the vital points of security for
the assured and the cost of assur-
ance becomes apparent.
The EQUITABLE LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF the United
States is the STRONGEST and
LARGEST Life Assurance Company
in the world.
A. MYERS, M'n'gr.,
Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
He The l,;ttiics,

There are thousands OF ladies
throughout the country whose sys
TENS are poisoned, aud whose blood
Is Ia MI impure condition from the
absorption of impure matter, due
to menstrual Irregularities. This
class are peculiarly beneiitredIby the
wonderful tonic aud blood CLEANSING
properties of Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium =. p. P.l.
Roses and bounding health take the
place of the sickly look, the lost
color and the general wreck OF the
system by the use of Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium, as hosts
OF females will testify, and many
certificates are in possession of the
company, which they have promised
not to publish, and all prove =. L.
L. blessing TO wOmuukiud,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
Corporation court,

In the Corporation Court yester.
day, Judge Brooke presiding, Har
ret Flanagan qualified as guardian
OF Ella Grillin; George Booker sure.
ty.
Six prisoners we're released from
jail without payment of fine aud
costs.
Judge Brooke yesterday vacated
his office IN City Hall'square ami
moved 10 his new law offices on
Plume street, near Bank.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02

The executive officers OF the Sea-
board Air Limo Will leave Norfolk
this morning on tour of inspection
OF their line. They will occupy
handsomely arranged special train.
The gentlemen composing the
party are Messrs. Il q Hoffman,
president; Il st John, vice presi.
dent; Jno II Winder, general mana
ger; V + McBee, superintendent of
transportation; L w Whisnant,
nperintendent of roadway; Z j
Anderson, general passenger agent,
and IL w Is Glover. general freight
agent.
Tho management OF the Seaboard
AIRLINE Is ever on the alert to af-
ford the best service possible, and
this trip Is made for the purpose Of
u thorough inspection of the line
with view of Improving the service
ana accommodations for Its patrons
wherever Improvement Is found to
be practicable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02

Mr. L. j. Arlington, for several
years connected with TIE VIRGINIAY
and other city papers, has accepted
position with an advertising npen.
oy In this city. aud LETT Tor the
North last night via the BAY Line
TO make some heavy advertising con.
tracts for the Southern Chemical
Company, manufacturers of Qurutol.
W hile away Mr.. Arlington will tonr
the States of New Jersey, Pennsvl.
wanna. Delaware, Maryland, North
ern Virginia aud the District of Co
lumbIa, using the columns OF the
leading daily papers in the principal
cities OF those States in ADVERTISING
Quratol, which has had such re.
markable success i'll Virginia, So
great has been the success of tins
preparation the company have fouud
u necessary to Increase their fncili
Ties Tor manufacturing aud shipping
ana carpenters have been at work
lor several days nj the laboratory in
u ramblcton constructing labelinp.
Dottllng and packing departments
IN which large number OF youno
ladies' will be employed. The busi
ness OF the company will bring much
capital INTO Norfolk,
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DIED.

LANDAU his iather's residence. Trim
cess Ammo CONT Tuesday. De cmhnr
".e al 5:5D q clock e. M, LANt,I.E1
LAND, son of Emerson Land, aged %
yoaTs.
he funeral viii take place from resi-
donce BUR DAY. January ID. at D.
IN Friends ana &c uaintances respect
fully lnvi Ell to nttont.
NlLhlAMSON-A;t,r long ANA pro-
tracte iiiuosS, Mr.. W IL. WILLIAMSON
uied Yesterday morning At Has, at tho
Eetrea; Tor thealck in the 63d year OF his
age
Ills funeral will take place THIS WED.
nesdaY AFTERNOON from his late resi-
Il nco. No. ~ Wool street. at > O'clock.
Friends and acquaintances in vited TO at
tend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
reIstec'h sale,

MIR. l.. W. Lambert. trustee, will
sell at public auction on the prem
Uses, on the northwest corner of
Avon and Cove streets, Mt ~ N. to.
day, all the stock of goods, wares,
merchandise, WHISTLES, wines, liq
uora. bar fixtures and all other
personal property of every nature
and description contained in the
said premises, also all licenses, city.
state and United States, conveyed
to him by SAID deed. Terms cash,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
Hhc Trnvcier1 Protective Asso-
citation.


a movement is on foot to organ.
ize Post of the Travellers Pro.
tective Association of America, in
Norfolk, and comnIttee of the
Virginia Division, composed OF some
of the prominent men in our State,
with the National President, MIR.
John a. Lee, of st. Louis, will visit
Norfolk next Saturday, and form
Norfolk Post. The Travellers Pro-
tectlve Association is doing more
for the prosperity and advancement
OF the commercial interests In Vir-
ginin and the South than any other
body OF men, and as they are inter
ested closely swith the iobbers and
manufacturers. 1t is evident that
they will give hearty and earnest
support.in forming this new Post.
The order is fast growing and
there are now over 5000 members
in the United States. Virginia has
over 300 members, and posts are
being formed in all the principal
cities of the "Old Dominion. F"
During MIR. Lees visit to Norfolk
he Will arrange to meet the mer
chants and jobhers rs well as all
trading men that are mt home aud
explain to them fully the object of
the "Iravelers' Protective Associa-
tiOn."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
POLICE COURT DO|NGS
Full Docket and Several Inter-
esting Cases.
SOREYS GUN STORE ROBBED
VIM. johnson, Colorcd, Accused of
Taking $50 Worth OF Weapons.
Several Shots in Barroom.
Struck by a Spent
Ball,

Monday night come one entered
the store OF w. b. Sorey, on Union
street, by breaking the windows and
carried off $50 worth of pistols, guns,
etc. The police Yesterday arrested
a negro named VIM. Johnson aud
charged him with the robbery.
johnson was before the Police Jus
tice and his caee was continued till
to dny. The police have recovered
part Of the stolen property. A
colored man named George Wash.
lngton Hodges has also been ar
rested, charged with being connect
ed with the robbery. He will also
be examined to day.
Elijah Jones, coIored, stealing
shoes from Is. l.. Wilson, colored
was sent to jail for thirty Days.
Jake Odom, colored ussauIting
and attempting TO strike 4. 2. Bull.
luck with shovel; WAS dismissed
on payment of costs.
John Demalo, selling Intoxicating
liquor on Sunday, December Both,
1874, mt corner Union street aud
laxley's lane; fined S22.25. Appeal
taken to Corporation Court.
Same. selling liquor without a
license ut above place; sent on to
grand jury.
). Erwin and Della Erwin, hus.
band and wife, coiored, assaulting
each other, the wife using hntchet
on her husbands head; both sent on
to grand jury.
Lucy Price, colored, assauting
Sarah Webb, colored. with Ratchet
and blocks of wood; fined S4.75.
William Watkins, colored, assault
on David Whitehurst; dismissed on
payment of costs.
Yesterday about IL o'clock some
one fired five or SIN pistol shots in a
barroom, No. - Union street, which
Is kept by an Italian, and three of
the balls went through the partition
and entered MIR. Francis Maitland S
harness shop, No. 81 Union street,
ono OF the balls striking Mr. Matt
land III the left breast, but did not
hurt him. Another of the balls came
near striking MIR. j. Il. Murden, who
works III the harness shop.
Police Officer Curtis rushed TO tho
scene OF the shooting and locked the
door OF the barroom, so as to catch
all who were inside. He then
phoned for the patrol wagon, and
SIX negroes, four men aud two wo.
men, were taken out of the place
and carried TO the police station.
They were then carried to the Police
Court. where an investigation WAS
held by Justice Burroughs, in which
1t was developed that negro named
Elijah Morris did the shooting, it
being u reckless act on his part, with
no lntention, as far us the evidence
went. OF hurting any one.
Justice Burroughs fined Morris
So. 10 for carrying n concenied wea-
pom aud sent him to Jail in default
| OF pay ment OF the same.
John Maria, Tho keeper of the
barroom III which the shooting took
place, was also carried into court
later on, and fined S22.75 for keep.
ing dlsorderly house, which WAS
paid.
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Plano for sale.

A fine upright piano of standard
make, that has been used, but in q
nice condition, can be bought for
$500. on easy terms. This includes
stool and scarf. The Hume Minor
Company, lOi Main street.
A large and beautiful line of Gar
mas, silver and gold mounted and
nnmounted. ALI new. Chapman q
Jakeman.
They Arc Bound 10 Move.
Ladies' Turkish slippers, 1876, 6Oc.
Ladies' overgaiters, 6, 25c.
Gents embroidered slippers, GIL,
SOC.
Gents fine goat slippers, 6 s, 75c.
Doll baby button shoes, 200.
Doll baby strap sandals. zoe.
Misses jersey rubbers, / 49,, 2Oc,
Child's jersey rubbers. 6.9!, l5c.
HELLER's One PRICE SHOE STORE.
AZ Bank ST., op. Courthouse.
Rough Ikice Wanted.
Five thousand bushels highest
market price. II. L. Owen, 275,
21I, 2I9 Wtaer street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
CARNIVAL ON WHEELS.
Fancy Dress Fete at Armory Hall
Park.

The spacious rink at Armory Hall
was alive last night with skaters in
all manner of fanciful costumes,
some OF the make.ups being very
pretty while others were redicu-
ously grotesque,
The feie was the first OF it's kind
this season and was an entire sue.
cess. The Naval Post Band was in
attendance aud its sweet strains en-
livened the occasion. No masker
were admitted and consequent dis
order was thus avoided. Another
fancy dress carnival to be given
under the direction of ladies' is in
preparation and will be given with
in the next three weeks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
BASEBALL NEXT SEASON
An interesting Letter from Man
ager Sommers.
WILL HAVE A GOOD TEAM.
O'Hagan VIII Play First Base IN
less Purchased by Louisville,
Games TO be Played in Nor
folk in April with National
League Teams.

Mr.. Sommers, who is at Wheel
ing, w. Va, writes THE NIRGINIAN
that be has been greatly mIsrcpre-
scented in the press reports sent out
from Washington in regard to his
contracts next yenr with O'Hagan,
Hodge and ColliHower. His letter
is rs follows:
WHEELING. W. Va,
Deceml or 3lst. 1894.
Editor of The virginlan:
An article which appeared IN n
recent edition of the Sporting Life
does me an injustice, and I desire to
state the following facts concerning
the matter, which will be corrobor-
ated by the three players men
toned, O'Hagan, Hodge aud Coli
flower, if there is anyone inter
ested enough to investigate the
matter.
At the end of the senson
last fall every player on my team
EXPRESSED A DESIRE
TO pley with me again next season.
did not want them all, but those [
did want [ re signed at their own re-
quest and gave them advance mopey.
Among the number so signed wcro
the three players mentioned
Hodge, Co!liilower and O'nagnn.
In the case OF Hodge the amount of
salary was left open, l agreeing to
give him us much as any ope else
could, but finding that l could not
meet the offer of MIR. Sullivan, of
che Houston team, on account of our
$500 salary limit, | released Hodge
from his contract, although no
offered to play for $500 less Tor the
season than Sullivan offered.
In Colliiiower's case nothing was
SAID about salary, which he agreed
to leave to me, but
HE SIGNED RECEIPT
for advance money, agreeing TO play
with me during tho season of 1895.
When ! heard that he lad signed
with houston, | learned the amount
OF salary he was to receive, and feel
ing that | could not meet it was vii
ling to let him 60 where be could do
the best for himself. O'Hngan and
L agreed upon terms for S95, at the
end OF the season last fall, and /
took his receipt for advance money
for services to be rendered by HIM
during The season OF 1895 at fixed
salary, and L will hold O'HnRan.
who will play first hnse for Inc next
season unless his release is purchas.
ed by Louisville, who | understand
wants him.
l HAVE ATTEMPTED NO BLUFF,
know that | had no reservation
and secured the men for the season
OF $40 at their own request by pay
Ing them advance money. President
1ounR has held that the receipts for
advance money are good contracts.
and | could hold ali these players if
felt that our little league could af.
ford to meet the offers of the Ma.
tional League maguates.
! have arranged for the Houston
(IeXas) club to meet on the Norfolk
grounds III the spring and will
also have games with Boston. Phlla.
deiphia, Baltimore and Washington
league clubs In the early part of
April. The game with Boston will
be about the 9th of April, but the
Gate has not yet been fixed.
Yours, SoMsIERs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
ZINC lsn,lronsi seryicn.

"Ihe New York; lorida Special,
vestlbnled train, composed entirely of
Pullman ears, that has contributed
so much III previous seasons in
directing Southern travel by the
Atinutic Coast Line and Plnnt sys
TEN, Will be resumed on January
fh. 1t Is understood there will be
material reduction IN time without
extra fare for improved service,
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fIrc t,n,N Only

WIZ you have the chance to pur.
chase such bargains as will be offered
at the grand closing out sale at Nus
baum's Book and Art Place, IDS
Main street. Prior to taking i'm.
Ventory will sell beautiful pictures
ana line picture frames at less than
factory prices. Books by the very
best writers in sets or in sjpgle
volumes. mt less than half their
positive value. Blank books, tablets
boX paper, inks. mucilage, and paper
bound DOCKS at sacrifice. Mirrors.
aipums aud pictures, as well rs Holt
uhy EDITIONS OF iiue books; German
translations, bibles, dictionaries ana
music folios at less than urice of
production. Picture frames made IN
order at short notice. Nnsbaun,,
Book aud Art Place, l2S Main street
Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
Heath as urs. Laura y.t.kurn.,

Mrs. Laura V. Barnes, wife of
Mr.. A. j. Barnes, died yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock at the resi-
dencc of her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Eason, No. 29S Calvert street, aged
y years. The funeral will take
place this afternoon ut 3 O'clock
from the residence.
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Death OF Mr.. William IA. VIII
linmSOH.

Mr.. w. II. Williamson. a we'll.
known and highlyrespected citl-
zen, died ut the Retreat for the Sick
Wednesday at 1l:45 o'clock, aged
% years. Mr.. Williamson had
been In feeble health for moro than
two years. He was builder by
Occur alton aud was known to be
strictly honest IN all his dealings.
Ills funeral will take place to day
at } O'Clock from his late residence,
No. 10 Wood street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02

L respectfully tender my thanks
10 my friends aud the public gen.
orally for the very liberal PATRONAGE
Des.oweu upon me during the year
ehat is now drawing to close. 1t
was through their efforts that | was
enabled to do business that cx
ceeded my most sanguine expecta
sions. Wishing You all happy New
Iear, remain ours respectfully,
L. ii. GALE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02

In all cases of disordered stomach
and liver, collie, diarrhma, cramps.
dyspepsia. indigestion, loss of anne.
lite or chills, try DIR. Moran's SION.
son ooh Bitters, manufactured at Nos.
SS7 and $50 Church street.
au9. eod.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
NDNEGH

A general meeting If The stock holders
OF TIE BEkkLEl MANUFACTURtNG
COMPANY Will be held on MONDAY,
January eth. 1895. : 80 p. m. at the Office
OF George ID. Parker & Son. II Berklcy
avenue. erklcy Va. TO pass by -aws.
elect officers and directors anu other pur
poses so. a WALLACE.
dc ,-30t Secretnrv
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see sunday. vIry,,,In,

for our special cut list price on
blankets, merino and wool under.
wear Tor ladies. gents and children.
OIehliie portleres aud lace curtains.
Wrlght's. 1876 Min slrnnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-02
LecnI Observation-Disclosures

FOB "a HOURS ENDING 8 o'oLour 80,
NIGHT
US. DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICULTURE.
WAITER BUREAU.
Local Ofiioe. Dodson Building.
NORFOLK Va, January ], 1895
Maximum temperature RI
Minimum temperature. "a
Normal temperature. deduced from
~ years observation. .. 40
Departure from Norman -l2
mohth. .-................. ia
Accumulated departures since
Jan. LIST 10
Precipitation, in inches n
Total precipitation since LIST OF the
month Observation-Disclosures. 20
j. j. GRAY. Observer