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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-06

The Brooklyn league team stopped over
In Rochester to play an exhibition game
with the Rochesters yesterday, and was
defeated in a close contest. Mark Baldwin,
the ex-Pittsburg twirler was in the box for
the home team, and he had the Bride
grooms guessing most of the time Daub,
on The other hand, was an easy mark for
the Rochesters. Score: Rochester, 8;
Brooklyn, T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-06

Chattanoogas base ball franchise has
been surrendered to President NickIn Of
the Southern League. Mobile, Knoxville
and Columbus, Ga. are mentioned as pos
sible successors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

This Is II game which can be made a
source of considerable amusement by Il
party of young people who have some
skill, however slight, in drawing 1t is
not known under any special name, and
Is played i'll tho following way: These
engaged i'll it sit around II table, and
each IS supplied with q piece of writing
paper, folded into three parts, and II
lead pencil. In the first place each
sketches head and ncck-that Of a
man or woman on of some inferior ami
NAL, taking care that his ncighbor does
not see what he has done, then each re-
folds the paper so as 10 hide his or her
sketch but leaves indications OF where
the neck is on the blank part Of the
paper, which is folded over it. The
papers then change hands all around,
and each proceeds TO sketch "a body for
the head he has not seen When this
has been accomplished tho papers are
again rofolded RS before another change
takes place and ali proceed to supply
legs to the bodies they have not seen,
jnst as before they supplied bodies for
tho heads they had not seen. When
all this has been done another change
of papers takes place, and then each
writes the name supposed to belong TO
the figure thus curionsly compounded,
and thcrcsult is usually bursts of laugh
fer at the address or the absurdity of
the combinations.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Go.

SIN HOURS QUICKER rmAN ANY OTHER
1nNoucn DAY ASH Nlauu rXrr.,, rAcn
SCHEDULE iNiIrl'rMAY5ts,t
iAAvE AoEsolE
"a dm!I, except sunday fpor.snau,,,
iIish 'ilr,;, 80 .. lul Arrit, n, rIi'a
"'ifhl' 80. T.. a.. New York NJ S'!s
LEANh NORFOLK
C:l0 e. N. naily. ti"iiEmou;h High Street 81,
A,n.enr i'hllAdclghia 5:Ioa m.J New
ARRIVE Al EoEroLK.
Coca IN. laily, l"usmouIh High street. Q. 10y
!tayinE New Works y. H.: lhiaicnhI,
AEElVv'i ~ NORFOLK.
sos p, IA daily except sunday Portsmouth
High 'irect, : u =. mb leaving New
,. l"rE ~ II. IA lhiltdclpha 10 20 n n,
20 connection made with an rail and sJum1
lines 1" aii from Boston. ''"
Pullman Sleeping aus on night trains let ween
Jersey city, Philadelphia aud tnte Charles Pau.
man i!uilct nnd l'arlOr Cara on day trains hctwe,u
Philadelphia and cape Char'cS.
no Through Tickets sold AMI baggage checked
IT Wakes Asepcy under Atlantic iioie ant on
tbCsteamcrs IL. Il. COOKE
Gene q! gent.
NORFOLK AND CAEoLINA RAILROAD COS
prNSED SCHEDULE
~ LlIL,t aUu,sI o., 1875.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
Pet Dogs For Girls.

Girls like pretty dogs, intelligent
dogs, and many girls also prefer big
dog, one who can be II protector should
occasion require it. y dog fancier 10
whom the question OF selection was re-
feircd says; "Mastihs have uncertain
tempers and should never be taken as
pets where there are young children.
They arc often so jealous that they will
attack their friends rs savagely as they
would All enemy. Collios are faithful,
but are hard to keep i'll cities. Retriev-
ors are not, as u rule, good natured. st.
Demands and NewfoundlundS are trust
worthy, but they are too large for house
dogs. Perhaps the best large dog for
cities is the Irish setter"
AS TO little dogs, who does not love
terriers Of all kinds? Every hair bristlcs
with intelligence, but terriers are mis-
chievous rascals and will worry cloth
ing, furniture covers, etc, III their
anxiety to show what clever ratters they
are.
All long haired dogs must he careful
~ tended, washed, brushed and combed
regularly if you would keep them in
good condition and their coats glossy.
~ No'ciihufN surgeon says, onH Dath
week Is sufficient, but brushing and
combing should be done every day. -
1t is very nice to be able to boast of
owning "a prize dog or one which is
thoroughbred, but rs "a matter of fact
mongrcls are far more intelligent and
ntfectionate. Showmen always select
mongrels for trick dogs
A dog lover says Give me Il com
mon dog, an ugly dog for II pet, one
whom no one else VIII have. lie Will
be so grateful to me for taking care of
him that he would die i'll my defense. -
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


IiL No.tfonh, Ai.BnMARLE AND ALLAN
TIC RAlLHOAUCO
y. VA vi N SGEl: Receivers.
TIME TABLE No. 4-lN EFFEOrSUNDAY.
SELL. lsi, 1925, AT o. LOCK AN.
ii.ANE >uI:.ui.k
500 III, daily cNccr, SUNDAY. mi xcd: arrive v,r.
riuia Beach q Ia M,
'oVo III uAlly ihrolsh expfess; arrive Virginia
- 3" M da,ly '"tal express arrive Virginia
""o m, daily through express arrive Virginia
EcaCh 1905 IN.
o;l" i M daily local express arrive virginia
Beach 800 p M
80 III, iaiiy th'"ugn express; arrive Virginia
Beach SEQ IN.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH
s1i am, daily, local express. arrive Norfolk nj
300 am.
cam hGi,y c1c,r, Sunday, nIx2d: arrive Nor.
oil 4 ni. avn
-" III, daiIy. stops only at Dogma Ivpuhn,n,
a"' kcni >Nillr Arrive Norlo'kn'25 u m
fi' M daily through rSpic,s; arrive norfolk
II y
e;l' M, daily local express; arrive Norfolk :. o
si5 pm, aaiy through cxIIas.; arrive Nor,oIk
H'ipm
On Sundays the ~ a IN Train from Norfen
au'i O.-ana 's '"""'en
Trains stop only on sigual at Intermediate
simiohS To ttt oil or take IN p.,ssotrrr.
through Exprcss Trains mako tho ,rip IN
.hifty.hvc minutes; Local Expires, Train,
forty Ave minutcs
Chair Car !. attached 10 all Passenger train,
Seats - cents each
B.p. HOLLAND,
teutgut
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

,l'"iE h-hrclklasl. B-Diancr. Skinner
~. - 'ouhect 81 Weldon with \ c. Line Pull
"'am S,s'l els Portsmouth to 10 Atlanta. ia.
va M"iharS. Wednesdays aud Fridays con-.
ieeiS ~ rankin with steamers olive Tor EIrm
,"n "hi I!ud nS ON the river Connects at
h"V,t Will southern Railway for Asheviile "
Il. H. '''"l' Oh '"e W. ~ V
No i0f aud IL. Ncsiibuls Limited T.uin M
extra fare Weldon 10 Atlanta Pullntau Sc r,er
i'rsni"utm TO Ati.nta, TIA. onncIs u:rrctly at
At'ania, with " and \ L. Il Tor Chattanno1.n
Nashyi!.c, ana points West Connects with A
aud y Il. i. for Mobile Montgomery. New
Orleans aud all rOintS Southwest
AHi;INE.
No 10. Ailauia mccall ...pa
NO. IS Mail aud EXPIRES, 5:5Ipm
OF itcLe;S ana baggage checked 10 a pOinf,
SOUTH anu southwest, sleeping cae reservation and
neral in!urm.ton, cal! on or address w v H.
Williams. u! High ticit. Portsmouth =.
T. J. ANDERSON. j. w Known IT.,
zen, l'RsS. Agcai. Pass and Ticket Agl
/. 81. lollN, JOHN II. WINDEE
N'e"reSiden'. Chro-ci Nanp,.Nr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
HAYTH'S HOTEL.
FINCASTLE, VIRGINIA.

In the Blue Ridge Mountains. Altitu 10
Z.OVu ieet. Midsummer average temurrR.
iure - degrees Malaria and mosumitoes
unknown lr-daiy mail and passenger
connections, telegraphs etc. Large din ng
hail. ballroom anil twenty five bedrooms
added tins spring. Capacity 100. World
renowned ferro -mHGnrsian water for liver
anu kidney diseases. Rttes. els to SY5 ;,c-
cOrdmg 10 location. number in room. she.
ciai to families -Four weeks to month
payable weekly Children under twelve
years and servants half price.
BOWiR iIANrH.
Owner aud Proprietor.
Write for descriptive pamphlet su.t.tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
IT, OLDDONIH|ON STEAMSHIP
}FziSs: x COMPANY,
Y FOR NEW YORK.

pAssEEGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
! from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUESDAY, WE'D.
IN. From New York on MONDAYS TUESDAYS
WEDNESDAY :. THURSDAYS At $ p. IN, SATUR-
DAYS, Up. H.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and saerOoln berln..s 8 %
Fare, round Trip. limited 10 thirty days. IL 10
Fort tickets ana reservation OF stat rooms apply
81 Company office. - Main street, or at general
FOX RICHMOND Ship, leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY y. III. ana leave Newport News eNry
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, ARRIVING az
Richmond the next morning.
';I,sE suEis:Dp'ir GF ~ra:AMEItS
i Northampton, iurSy Accomacg Enola aud
lsle OF Wight, saInng daily, excert Sunday.
Leave Company wharf, Norfolk.
FUss Old ROW AT G. 6: and ILLS L
AND 800 D. mi.; hny Line WI !. Norfolk at U,p;i
ana i:du a H. ana 1 10 p. IN.
FOR E5tMP1DN-At 1Et5 T. M. nnd Ais
\. III. Eay Line. ii50L Ill. and $50 I'm; Portsmouth
~ iO:Uj u. IA. and 800 y. M
InIs MN rOss a NsstsS AND SMITH
Bay Line what, 8 =. NJ. Tue, "ys, MeILesds 9,
tl ..Uay ,,.., At 3: 20 p NJ; i'og.sip0u
. 70 nm; T. y I'm 90 p m, o. Monday. al Sat
FOR EASrAND YAHE RIVERS
iai!s. except sunday, leaving Companys wharf
a. $50 .. nj rort>lnonth. Gas a. M Bay Line
uIs EAGk AID POQUOSiN Hsly-
sE~-louehiDg a: Old Point. leaving Companys
wharf 'lait crut Sunday att Il. m.: Portsmouth
c:i5a. NJ, Bay Line Wharf Norfolk. at 6:sU O. %,
returning neSt oa5.
.s SEW. y sNEG-TuesIayT Thurs
d. ana saturday. from Cumpany's Wharf, ri 6.5 u.
ni Portsmouth u:i5 ~ ~; biy j. nc, Norio X, III.
Fnis NA>St ,aHND RIVEI. AND
>9tfEOl.k-At {. M; Portsmouth, 10 D. in:
connecungat suffolk with :. and c. +. Il
lLtreignt fol- Mathews. Back, Poluosln, Ware
NausemOnu La
NuIkrEs CAI.Si.iNa DrVlSs0N-For
merlv N y. NV. ID. i..-Sieamer Albcmar oil eayss
NoriolE Tor Warrington. N. c.. Mondays At q. M:
..us days al a. in.eatr ing freight Rntl M. sn.'
fe', for WASHINGTON and points OF the Tar. punRe
and Pamlico rivers.
: Freight for Nexbern,N. c.. received q. n ana
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN r. R. CO,


SCHEhvLElE EFrEcr July ! Isa,
MAIL A.>' .-,t'..I~- LtANE- N.I Tx
"HilN trN.crt sunday .:i1 u. m r, Iii,,l,,rL
MY, Edtn."U Mackry Iciry I.oprr rInie -,
80 maven, re. Connects at Edruiuti with n ~ :
l.. L. Sie'm"g "a iuiloWs i.iN ,cXrpt SuuI, "A
l"t llJmuHth and Wiudsnr ~ ~pAi .IIl'I..
IA aud NATi ElAN for nj. ilndipg, ,,t t',,,,,,n
iN'r, AMI " ri'SlSi'AlS tl SALMON tr,.L ,,u
nc'i" at lie ihgr"p with steamer virginit Inn. ia ,
Nal'.C' Vile south ttccL Auu,., Wn.i,,,,.,',
an" intermediate lamhimg7
iNENlNp EMPRESS llAv@s NORFOLK .u
!. Ia. u"lIN 'cNce"i sunday ior I.liZ.!n;li ,iiy.
lrenlon nnd waH-''atinus. '.u.,cr> NJ EilnLrfh
~ WA ma steamer Mouse TUESDAY Thur. 30
hnd saturday Tor Ncwhern EoauoEr Llama ~, ,
M"ieh"nd cry. kin>i"' amt ca dsi,urr., M 4
y. u: t.. ana Tor Jacksonville Wilminr; ton Y
Ian" H'I s'"'ons On tile W. y. y Y i:.E
Nrivr 81 NORFOLK
NAIL AND lNrEu~S daEy ,crccp. sunday n,
- -. u ami lNutc,s nui;y icXccrt Siudt,' =, =,
IA. colrttt It'll ali iU, and steam li.,, "A %,,r
i'ik Tor the NUtth las and West, pasa.n,rr 80
nor loot 81 tast Main street Nor!o l. and NO..
'rmocrh r"icht station "a Watershed
|. ASH tEE CAROLINA pISrArCn. FAST
,'Nesh nil points Norm aud Ens, via Norfolk md
tGrulp " ' j" ''"t'
i:clGhl received daily u,iil "a, fl, and G,-
warioh promptly ri low rates
lci ntincr information Apply To the General
o"'' OF the y. -. Il. 4 Co, Nor'PiE, Va
genera Freight and ra>srns Dr4 Assa,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

ali points >.ulh. '"" -'Aor
No TO- bliy except SUNDAY makes clos. ran.
m otOn 20 iiohsood ior Washington. NJ. e Kin
ion' y. g Plymouth. y. G. aud all Eastern Caro.
ma points al q ut Rocky Mount with q +
tram 80 ior all points South - H.
lalns amy" at NoriOlH Cos D. M iaily Also
" no q ~. dailv, except Sunday.
h"SS'S' checked 1T Conpanys Norfolk wharf
20 Main ,trcci 's'"''
For tickets to ~ points South, sleeping cor
reservation and General Information call On n,
add.ess j. A. NEuGEBAUER
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JANIS I. MAUPfN
General Forwarding Agent.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
''' General Manager. Norfolk
T. or EICIIMrNp, rETEhSiui;U, on 70 Mt
CLAkENOSr, NEW FORT NEWS aud lanes
river landing, direct BY daylig it-Nirginia NavI-
CATION COMPANY, l.ie .ant at-amc" Dt A uNT S
leaves Clydo'a Wharf, NOriolk every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY ~ a. m, touching
NJ Portsmouth, old Point. Newport News roju,.
and returning, arriving at Hichmond about : D.
m, connecting T IN all evening trans. Fare io
Eiclaiond <i.ju; fare 10 Richmond aud return
$50: iare 10 Richm nj sccoud- lass, Il. Tickets
much cnc,rcr tia 10y any ether r"utcio Rici-
mOnd, Petersburg, Waverly Hicks ford and STU ions
on Atlantic aud Danyille railroad and all points
via Richmond. Tickets Ter sale nt ticket agencies
a. Wake < Son, ii Rrandt and on board steamer
.,fp-Freight received daily, Sunday excepted. rnr
"''aeosc naheu Po'nnts;;.r Va " 60,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
NORFOLK ANn RICHMOND.

tNisTiNJiI ilNIlIDI
iy,a,v NOriul.- $50 T. "A ami n
l.'hm"I!i 200 y n., connecting .ni
Washington, !.aIhnpi,, lhii,dr..
pima aui Ncs OH Erturniug
lra'c lucIunumi ..OI i Ia. urIt'.
Norialk ll1j q d.. Stops only Al
euuulk. NH,tTy Hu. l.,rr,,,.., =.
S,'oud-,lass ti'Ect> NOS ar..,t, .
iol ia.-sgo un these trains
Other dauy trains ir!,,c NoiiU!i;
IA m arrive NJ Richmond ll'ui
~. Eeimning. Cave Richmond
10 IA. arrive ~ NOriu.k 10 >
pm.
f"T hii.het Information rs to iIckcls rates ,ls.
taS,, checks, etc. call on address Il; " COZ lf
m District ra,seuCcr Agent; I, u BOSLEY
iitkct agent. 20 Main street. { t. Inch
Agent, d'po Nori"ls and Western ,uir"ad
W. Il. Bl-NIII.
General Passenger Agent.
General On.cc Roanoke. Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

DLYrES EEGi lar line STEAMSHIP, ,,I:
Y fIIlLAnEhrIiIA- only direct sU-v.
line fom Norfolk 10 h ladrli hia -! - ~
Until "ril"r oricls. steamers are gp Toi,11c-I 10
san iiom Norfolk every MONDAY, Weiuc.,ll,.
and saturday ~ 60 y. M, ana from rhil,d l.
Ihil every Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY.
Through hills at hiding to all points South aul
Southwest via Seaboari Air Line, atlantic coast
line and Virginia Tennessee AR LIuv Railroad
JAMES " MCtAi:uICk
btncrHi -ouiuCrn Ag.ut, Norfolk Va.
w tlNUE ~ 90
Agents, Phi nicipnI2.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
The Trouble with Him.

Rising nicely, amt he, mamma?"
Jimmy, what on earth have you
been doing with Fido?"
Hos just ct three yeast cakes and
drunk pan of sour milk ''-ChicaRo
Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE NAY, \. J.

TIN stockton Hotel is unsurpassed on the
At ante Coast. ] hc sanitary ARRANGEMENTS
are perfect. iiuo billiard rooms ami bowling
ALLEYS. sacred concerts sundays. ioard,
American and EurOpen plan Special ar
Engagements with parties desiring 10 remain
any length or time. Address
HORACE NJ. CAKE, Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

! Tommy Ten Ycar--Chldrcn, chill
dren, | had an elegant dream last night
Chorus--What: What:
Tommy Ten Ycar-I dreamed drop
ped into q bucket of ice cream and had
50 ~. lAJ "..1' GO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
q. W. CULLENt son Owners ana i'rop.
Cullen ! ostoilice Va

The Oldest Summer Resort in tile Uni ed
States. 60 al Fishing. Boating ana Bathing.
ilght different waters White. He'd aud
Blu'. sulphur Alum. Iron Arsenic. Chaly-
beate and lAthia. On top OF tie Three
Top Range 2,lUl feet above the sea Dis
lance from Il ~ l. Il Il Watcrlick one mile.
distance from y X Il !; tiiyerton! three
mile; distance FROM Il X U (Middleton four
miles Write Tor rates lie O.3m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
EcANuKE,.NU;sroLK AND
IA Iysf HtHfNI,,1,ta

ECANukE. NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co
un'ncing SUNDAY. 81 tc.ubpr Isl 1896 The.
"a me-. 81 to, Ice vii ir We ",N in. wbn ,
.vtry Weln,s Jay ID aurda II. h. Tor RalI :
~ re- ani lc"'" hal'im";c li.stvuy Tcc.iay ~ Il
Friday at j T., IA
lrcGii lc 'ilei only on ~. ling ia
Telephone ;. WA. IAs p.-t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
Merchants GMInGTS Transportation @
DIRECT ROUTE

DIRECT ROUTE.
toH BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND SAVANNAH
Livery MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
nj 3 y. M. lOi; BOSTON
FOR pRovIDEECE
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
ut 6p NJ.
fNEES TO hoSroN AND PROVIDENCE
First class, including meals and saloon
Ga ' , oelih ......... n m
e''''' ''''s, hc'udin meals and berth q 0Is
IUK >ANANNAu
;, E'tix WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAYS, m
r rMr-first class. including meals and '
'''' ...,, 40 IN
bunk 'e'"s "nu
'''t""'v t'"isht svnt i-Ivyi,lr,c- f,r.
Ma'"'d hy early train TO Rostop. and nj tbs ,atns
ray w n' niiert steamers 10 Boston.
i'iishahIe trcights not receive later than 5ao
T. ~ on sailing days OF Boston ships; 5;lO saiILc
gay "i Providence sh,ps '"'''Hs
! "I tW.ln'I iut,tiuaI,,,it t,,,..t,
H. ". Wight, Agent Norfolk v,
~ -. STERDlNS, Asst Tariff M'yr
Up. TURNER, General Pas As.n,
j. q, WHITNEY. Traffic Manager
General Offices, Baltimore Nd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

snals get tired of the stupid people who
don know their names, and who try
TO feed them with chocolate creams, and
who are discontinued unless the animal
IS right i'll front of his cage just when
they happen to be passing by, and above
oil they must got tired not to say
angry, with the people who tease them.
1t might be good thing if once year
these stnpid people changed places with
the animals. The people would then oc-
cupy the cages, and the beasts would
come i'll their Sunday best, with walk
ing sticks and eyeglasses, and have a
good time. Uncle Peter happened to
mention this idea to his friend, Mr..
Howard Fletcher, aud the next day
Mr.. Fletcher sent him this funny draw
ing. Mr.. Fletcher has not, you see,
shown the people i'll their cages ex-
pect he found the subject too cad. -
New Budget.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

SSs "a A.4. sEABoAED AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SCUM, ONLY II HOURS 70
ATLANTA.
,CIihDl LII ~ lIrL,I SUNDAY MAY r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

M trains viii stop at q stations on signal OF
not e." Z" 'ouuuC.tr,.
iltc Nus To- shown ~ estes u Norfolk and
Dean cw toto cit,l In..
r- ho'h hiri!ct and cNIt rates are u oyi,Iaj a,
Norfolk 'nd nNau View, passengers nut IS.
saie u nEti i,oitt Oh.
VI ire 9iit uti,,t to-, at >iaio = ii i,u, iuiu,t..
ore aFihy time ~ tr.iiuS.
H.atS IN Pnir ear. 10 cent, ia addition to = ru-
'"i iair. 49,
W. A. H,r"rr'. liz General Nlana,cr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

4, ~, ~ neV and powerful iron y lace steamsr
NASNiN"IoN aud NORFOLK will leave daiIv ss
NORTH ROUND
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
Piles.

Piles is so common that
every other person you meet is
troubled with it more or less. 1t
seems to be little thing and usual
ly gets little attention. 1t may not
be serious At first, but it makes
man sick-mal;es him nervous,
cross, irritable-untit for business.
1t robs him of sleep, takes his APP
petite-cuts down his flesh-and
yet he is careless about it
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

Chorns (smacklng) = Whew BIOS
ton Standard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

I"e u'N schedule, .Iy.s n,s.an,,.r. r M, ia.
In H. "y over OF two houis and thirty mi mite.
M ~ .'rhtnS before taking the steamer Tins
ne NaI,on n" opportunity of seeing the Capitalof
-, The trip down the historic Potomac River aud
hesapeale i'IY on the elegant steamers OF this
,ompany IL unsupported. The steamers are com.
hh3iiaiiNcly new having been built ia 1891 aud are
htei M 10 the most luIuriaut manI,er with
,icctr'c ishts, cali bells and steam heat In each
n p%Ih m ne tables axe supplied with every delicacd
o, inc season from the markets Of WASN'T yton nnv
Norfolk Tickets on talc al h. 90 ticret ot5ss
\; I. once at W. 4. Wakes. and 1mpinya
For further information apply
Telephone III ~ N ''' Aas,t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
( FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Animals and Mankind.

Uncle Peter was taking some of his
numerous nephews and nieces to the
zoo last Saturday afternoon when little
Dicky Albright asked him whether tho
animals must not get tired of being Wis
ited and stared ut by thousands and
thousands OF people every week, every
month and every year. The idea was
new to Uncle Peter, but it seems likely
enough. And especially must the ami
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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-10
H. 114c.
No Al.
 AN ACT
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To confer chancery Jurisdiction on the Circuit
 Courts of Morgan ana Madison counties.
 holden at Bessemer, in said county, and on
 the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, holden
 al Birmingham, Ala.
 Section l. De it enacted by the General As- sembly of Alabama, 1hatihe same jurisdiction now conferred by law on courts of chancery in this State IS hereby conferred on the Cir cult Courts of Morgan and Madison counties, and the Circuit Court of Jefferson county. holden at Bessemer, in said county, and the Circuit Court of Jefferson county holden at Birmingham, Ala.
 Sec. Z. Be it further enacted, That any Cir cult Judge holding court In the counties of Morgan and Madison and at Bessemer and at Birmingham, In the county of Jefferson, shall perform the same duties in equity cases pend- quired by law of chanceilors holding Chsncery Court in the several counties of the State.
 Sec. 8. Be 1t further enacted. That in all courts the same rules of court and practice that are now in force, or that may hereafter be adopted for Chancery Courts of this State, shall apply to and be in force in said Circuit Courts.
 Sec. A. Be it further enacted, That the counties shall be the custodians of the papers of all cases pending on the equity side of their said courts. and shall perform ali the duties of Registers in Chancery in this State, and shall receive tho same fees therefor as if the same had been originally instituted in said courts, except as to the county of Madison. in which county the Register of the Chancery Court shall be Register Of said Circuit Court, sitting a court of chancery in said county, and shall be clothed with all the powers and perform all the duties and receive all the fees of Registers in Chancery.
 Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the judges holding said courts to designate and set apart certain days during the terms of the said courts for the hearing and determination of equity cases pending in said courts, provided the circuit judge holding court at Birmin gham betwe en the regular terms of the Circuit Court at Bessemer shall have the power and it shall be legal for him to make any order or decree in any case pending on the equity side of said court at Bessemec which will expedite the determination of said case.
 Sec. 6. Be it further enacted That the Cir cult Court of Madison county, when sitting as a court of chancery, shall hold it's session as such only at the non-jury terms of said Cir cult Court of Madison county.
 Sec. T, Be 1t further enacted, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the pro- visions of this act be and the same are hereby : repealed.
 Approved February IS, 1895.
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