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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-05-30

armed bulk over 4 vast space. AS these
eeibas are naturally slow growers, this
must be centuries old. Like the india
rubber tree OF Asia, they have ut least
hall their roots exposed above ground,
dividing the lower portion Of the stem
into queer supporting butlresses: "a curl
Gus piece Of tineSse on the part Of Nature. ~
SAYS 50 ebofly, Tin order to overcome
the disadvantage Of insufficient soil "
Every year it bears scanty crop of large
seed-pods, packed with cotton Of soft,
silky texture; hence its name. But like
many other ornamental things in this
world, the ceiba is not good for much 1t
is not suitable either for timber or fuel,
and its cotton is seldom gathered. Speak
inv OF trees. YOU will not be many minutes
IN Nassau before being asked ii You have
yet seen the BIG banyan tree Of which
the citizens are intensely proud. It grows
mile OF TWO from town, and is really Il
wonder: but If a veiitable banyan. it must
have been brought from Asia in its baby
| hood. More likely it is an unusually
large specimen at tle American F'islls, or
indigenous hltclS mnngrovc. the ~ame III
wlch &NnmbuS sn often alluded lii Ills
iallnal f&eaN wheie in Nassau. tower
ing above Garden Walls and bending oNer
the Streets Graceful cecoa Palms wNe
thvlr plume~. notierably nlo>l 4bHhe#nt
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-05-30
the Beautiful "lsles
of ,June.'


MEAN PEoVipiNae ISLAND.
Nast indies. M.sy i lsa5, From
- peint. midway in the 'lsles
ret long journey: but ! Az
lfa ii IL quite long enough in
e4thef. Nassau harbor i >aid
uy ane worthy the name in all
ts hut ii i too shallow 70 adj
W lalge image even n ~
ahel byeaiiSe II i tolpii,ling
tlaf bleekS the entrance. ln-
aala he liz haibol at all ii na
.jndlg placed ! solt j: diyak-
rgat ot lt WV beautita Qa4al
tHge iAilas Iep4. WheA fNy
4AeM aU~tonais 4etin4aasna
ae Aee nsnaed HsA lriai.a
4aa fAe l-liyh4ase le
afa NIlQ a.irfN8yf Naitv-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-05-30
The Maine state Fair.

The premium list fer the next Maine
State Fair has been received, and glance at
ITS pages reveals careful revision i'll nearly
All classes. eal by year the premiums
are steadily increased to meet tile demands
ard promote the interests Of breeders.
The horsemen will find the entire list Of
classes recognized and new and important
ones added. The cattle, sheep, swine and
poultry breeders recognize the same liberal
treatment. Especially noticeable is the
entire change in the Art department. the
work Of revision having evidently been
dong by an artist. These changes must
increase exhibits and interest exhibitors.
send % the Sec'y g. NJ Twitchel, Au-
gusta, for copy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-05-30

NY 4Ns.. s-'iiss M1,'y4 IN . l''asfl l.'s'
sx.it HATH a.r#li.5s su NJ li-eSI
nt SNalN 4lets h amman efaYeiata Nh
f .G G5a.,. ET~sss'T- mss1< n
s4NY ~ DlcA ASSOCIATIONS, BA.tal9, N-Y.
,.., 5+....., ii ,+a., i;.....s..,
rha Nn;gli.a ....,,,s.y.4
.af+,,I,.nd,., .,,,a,r;.a ,n,, c.,, la,o .yil,-
sa. a1 -.wed fnt, anv sh,na KIT h,rds,,s
gaii.4r, ysi,... .x,,..a -ho ,,.ns,.har.
an, ena Nj the yast e.3.azansarv wlirh
holds .te guests without er,wdinr NJ
roilndcd WI like HE ster1, 81 a boat with
I'LL ai,ilesl sfon, conyt ju tront whicI aives
IL adc,IdudlN NIvgiisG AppealaIlce. Iup
NJ .,ll ,sa 1aroa r,,,,nta 4ra,n vlieb L,
onll rft Whole city ard srh,,,I,s ANIL rbe
tariior ultv d. sert, htit n;liF az the
nqi..I4bMiina isfands AVN \ vid,s ,xr.,ns,
atj5nf}uJ.lr ii, ,y,,,,}l NJ. e,saent i'm. tbnfa,-
t4.. t.f.,tno+s ltf ,t,+.i,a,,. ,.,.y,,.
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.5'''' 's' 't'' ~s'''A' f" H@AgiA varieties
III N'i''ii7' llS'it Pet' An'l h.Hftan lF9nl
F-nsi'h', p'''lcf ifem oenmark bread
s'a1 from Minnesota, wines ana Olives
lr"H >eNtheln Europe, Incompatible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
-THE-
Crowd Increases
The Time for the Clos
ing Draws Nearer.
& DAVIS
Is the Place
TO SPEND YOUR MONEY
TO THE VERY BEST
ADVANTAGE.
. Is the Place

1Jc. quality Bed-Ticking now Zoe.
loo quality White Cambria now Olc.
l2iac Cheviots reduced 10 s..
2lc Pants Goods go at Toe.
PIC. Pants Goods 20 at l2lgc.
4Oc Pants Goods go at DC.
Fancy French Satines reduced from 30
to tJc.
solid-Color French satines. reduced
from - TO 10 2-3c.
Fancy Dotted Swiss Muslin reduced
from 81 to lJc.
Fancy Battle-Ground Null reduced from
l6 2-3 to l0c.
j-pound bundles Calico reduced from
81 - to Jlc a bundle.
Carpot-Warp. } pounds In a bundle, re-
duced from Sl.25 TO IJc.
rs. Dressing Combs now &c.
X. Dressing Combs now &c.
safety Pins were , and &C.. now &c.
DC Bay-Rum reduced to l5c.
ne steel Scissors reduced to &c
- Steel Scissors reduced TO l5c.
Columbian Watches, were SLID now
SOC.
sc. String Amber Beads now l5c.
GDc String Amber Beads now 21c
Ssc. String Amber Beads now 3Sc.
,jc. String Amber Beads now 3oc.
Mems Smoking Jackets reduced from
81 TO SOS
Any Boys Suit goes for 81.
Any Boys Hat or Cap, l2l9c
Colored-Bosom Percale Shirts reduced
from 81 to G2i.c.
MEMS Nstural-Wool Shirts reduced
from 81 to soc.
Mems Night-Shirts reduced from $50
to 75c. and from 81 TO iSc
Linen Faced Paper Collars, were &c.
now boxes for soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
PUcKFTT's CONFESSION.
PERsONaL AnD GENEK4L.
Interesting Facts Alb at Il clmond's C.ti-
zen. a"d Other Mht'.rs


zen. a"d Other Mht'rs
Mr.. Lewis II. Blair's son. Donald. sew
enteen years of age, has a mild case Of
dphtheria.
Mayor Taylor yesterday signed the or
dinance appropriatiug $500 Tor vaccna-
ton purposes.
This morning at 9 O'Clock the funeral
of Mrs. George NoIbrink VIII take place
from st. Mary's church.
f. r.. Arendell. managing editor Of the
Raleigh On. CD News and Observer. is in
the city on business for his paper
Colonel j. u. Brady. cx-Collector Of In
ternal Revenue. but now lawyer in
Washington, called on Collector Ryan
yesterday.
Mrs G. f.. Kersey and daughter, Ellen.
viii return TO their home IN Danville
this afternoon, after months visit TO
Mrs. r.. 4. Tignor.
The ri. Rev. DR.. Gordon. bishop Of
Kingston. Jamaica, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon, and Is the guest Of
Mr.. John VI. Higgins.
The cap Of the boiler in Cosby's ma
chine shop. on Main between twenty
third and Twenty fourth streets, was
blown of about $50 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. No one was hurt and the
damage was trifling.
Rev. -. V. Gwlym, of Brooklyn, is
preaching at the Broad-Street Mission
every afternoon this week az $3.50, and
every night at 7:4j. Mr.. GWilym speaks
with great power. and the services be-
ing held at the MISSION are deeply inter-
esting
The money derived from the perform
ance Of The Parlsians" by Mile. Rhea
for the benefit OF the Elks Charity
fund, which amounted TO considerably
over a hundred dollars, has been given
TO the city Mission for the benefit OF
the poor of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Breeden,
'Ta||ey,
{ Co.
Real Hair Cloth, soc.

Real Hair Cloth, soc.
Ends Of. u lie.
Light Percales for lOc.
Worth Lining. In white and gray and
black. for skirt and sleeve stineninS,
II lie. a yard.
Androscogsn and Barker Bleach Cot
ton, Lac. per yard.
Black and White Lining Muslins. &c.
1914 Unbleached Sheetlng i5c.
rp-i Bleached Sheeting. 10 2-3c.
- pieces Beautiful New Patterns (wash)
Kai HI silk at SOC
y pieces Hantsomer Kai HI silk at
y lee: the 65c. quality OF last season.
J or ( pieces of Kai HI SILK at &c. per
yard.
- pieces Merr.mac Calicoes. Sc.
New Spring Dress Goods received, In
lovely patterns. at soc. per yard.
In the next few days we will receive
the complete Line of New Dress Goods.
New Edges New Checked Muslns, New
PerCaies.
Cakes CASTLE Soap for Toe.
Japanese Drapery, 25c.
Table Napkins white fringed). pc. per
dozen. worth i0c: and az Elc. worth soc.
Great inducements offered In Cloaks.
Cloaks reduced. We want TO sell our
ClOaks.
Full lines OF Merino Underwear and
Blankets AT attractive prices. jal7-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

klCliMONDi A, Jan. IL, lNJJ.
No offerings oftobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers 80 hogsheads: filters, :: smok-
ers, -; scrap bright. 49, burleys. I;
leaf dark. =. Jugs dark. 20. Total,
Us hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. II hogsheads: dark
hogsheads, western, is nogsheads Re-
nspectlons-Bright, / hOgsheads.
Myers, Shockoe DavenpOrtS, Sea-
brooks, Crenshaw's. Allegheny. Meals
Planters, Old Dominion, Williams, and
Naughan's tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts, ~ packages: deliveries.
80 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city OF Richmond, Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes. Sl.GSi.S0: plug
toDaccos, $2.9Sf.jj. Total. StJ6G.3j.
\ break Of dark loose tobaccos at
Shockoe tomorrow: first sale at this
warehouse.
Dark loose tobacco breaks at Cren-
shaw's warehouse tomorrow.
4 very satisfactory sale of bright loose
tObaccOs at the Southern" to-day. An
other break for tomorrow.
a very lively loose sale at Shelburne's
warehouse to-day. Another break FOR
tomorrow. among which will be offered
a good lot Of old sweet filters by sample
over the hogshead.
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
The Nosby Men Home.

The Richmond contingent who went on
TO Alexandria TO attend the reunion OF
Colonel John s. Mosby's men, returned TO
this city yesterday. According to all ac-
counts the reunion was a grand affair,
and most Ell joyable time Is reported.
The following gentlemen composed the
party from Richmond Messrs. w Ben
Palmer. Frank II. Rahm, y. Y. Ran
dolph, II. Clay Chamblln, II. G. Jordan,
Or. a. Monteiro. Thomas Booker, A. Lar
ably and Joseph Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Sons of Veterans.

r. Z. Lee Camp No. !. S. c. v. met
last night. and after the transaction Of
regular busir ess Inc camp adjourned 10
meet Thursday. January 9th. An invita-
ton from II. T.. Lee Camp, No. |, c. v.
TO attend their campfire on January 18TH
was accepted.
All members OF r. Lee Camp, >. &.
V. are requested to attend. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

The Commercial Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION offers its full-paid certificates
of stock at so per share.
This stock pays cash dividend OF g
fne profits of the association. For
further information. address Commercial
Building and Loan Association. SU3 Main
street, Richmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
HnilIMnnd Memorial

The regular meeting Of the Hollywood
Memorial Association appointed for jan
nary 10th. will be held in the lecture
room OF the Second Presbyterian church
Saturday at II NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

rheumatism In the back shoulders.
hips. ankles. elbows or wrists Is caused by
Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid and cures
rheumatism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
To IeI.nhonr Snb.eIibrrs

Please add to your telephone list the
following:
1222-Straus, Gunst & Co.. south Four
teenth street.
r.. b. ROOD. Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

on our January list please correct
the number OF William NJ. Cooper & Co.
from Ji2 10 0l3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

Hoods Pills are the best family cathar-
tic and liver medicine. Harmless and re-
Liable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

Mr.. II. w. Fuller. general passenger
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, was
in the city yesterday. He is still on
crutches, but looks remarkably well and
was congratulated by many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

Parties having money TO lend can md
short or longtime real estate notes, with
good rates OF interest, by applying TO us.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

We will invest money for parties hav-
ing money to lend on real estate or on
good collaterals-
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

Mr.. NJ. Z. Ferguson, pos y street.
Richmond. Va, after suffering seven
weeks from a sprained wrist was cured
in night by the use OF Quratol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
NORRIS DISCHARGED.

This ended the testimony in the case,
and Justice Crutchfeld promptly DIS
charged Norris, without any further com
ment.
commemorative Attorney Smith asked
that Mr.. Withers give bond for his APP
pearance before the grand jury against
Parker. He said he did so al the request
of Major Poe The Justice fixed the bond
Of Mr.. Withers as well as that OF Mr..
Norris at $500
Mr. Norris promptly gave bond, with
MIR. J. T.. Hatcher as surety. Mr.. Withers
thought of requesting Mfr. Bryan 10 90
on his bond, but was Informed that that
gentleman was not in the city.
Major Poe, who was still In court. was
then asked by Mr.. Smith IL he would not
take MIR. Withers' word instead OF the
bond until the following day. but replied
that he would not take his word for a
nve-ceat piece.
Mr. Withers then went down town with
Mr.. 3. NJ. Johnson 10 secure bcndsman.
and shortly afterwards returned. the Viz
ginia Trust Company having furnished
the necessary surety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

Witness did not know OF any arrange
ment between PinkertOn and Emery TO
secure the latter's discharge. He was
present when Emery met Pinkerton In
Major Poes office. and they called each
other Bob" and sam" Since then he
mad been informed by a letter from Mr..
McCabe. the Commonwealth Attorney OF
Loudoun county, that Lu Lud!am was
arrested in that county for perpetrating
the tin box swindle and that he jumped
his bail OF 5000, put up by Emery.
a reporter of The Times, who had
written up the various stages OF the
case as they developed. corroborated what
Mr. Smith said about the bride. and that
Norris asked him If Mr.. Smith could be
bribed He stated that Norris asked
him what sort of man Mr. Smith was,
and whether he could be bought. The
impression OF witness was that some
might make an attempt at bribery to
get Parker out.
SERGEANT ToMLINsoN's SAY.
Sergeant A. NJ. Tomlinson was the next
witness who told the same facts as Ma
Tor Poe about what led on 10 the spe-
ciaI delivery letter, and how he sent
Norris the telegram: Don't come until
Monday at noon" hen he arrived al
Jersey city Norris had gone, and wit
ness ascertained that ne had received the
telegram, ana on ms return 10 hlchnonu
he asked Norris If he had received the
telegram The question was denied. lie
thought Norris did not want 10 see Major
Poe but he wanted TO secure Parker
The Commonwealth here rested the
case. and Mr. Norris was called TO the
stand by Mr.. Richardson. He gave. In
substance the following testimony:
Mr.. NORRIS SPEAKS For HIMSELF.
II lived in Springfield. Ohio. for twenty
seven years: have been a detective about
twenty years. 1 know Parker, whose
name is Frank Lockwood Smith. ] gave
the officers here all information about
him. In the first place | saw an ac-
count OF the gold-brick swindle in the
New York papers, and wrote that letter
TO the Chief of Police. | got an answer
from Mr.. Tomlnson, stating that the
men were arrested and l telegraphed for
a description of them. l got no answer
and / teiegraphed 10 hold the men unit
1 could get here. l then received the
answer OF Mr. Tomiinson. as he stated.
which looked a little crooked 10 me on
the part of the Richmond police authori.
~, ana 1 jumped ON the train and came
here. AS soon as / came here, | looked
over the register OF the hotel and rec
ognized Frank Smiths handwriting. and
compared IL with some in my possession.
also showed his photograph to the clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
WHY rMrny Wa DISCHARGED.

There was something that prompted
him TO move for Emery's discharge, be-
cause he thought II might assist In the
capture OF the other man. Emery was
not discharged at Mr.. Pinkerton's re-
quest. The latter only said Emery was
straiaht Mr.. Pinkerton came here at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

DETECTIVE JOHN 7. SoEEIs CASE.
The last case called IN connection with
the gold brick swindle. and by TAR the
most interesting one. was that of the
Commonwealth against Detective John T.
Norris. The justice declared at the out
set that he wanted TO see everything
brought out. and would therefore allow
the fullest latitude. regardless of the time
that might be taken up. The charge
against Norris was that OF being a sus-
picfoJs character.
Major Poe. who was FIRST called on the
stand. gave. in substance. the following
testimony:
"On last Saturday a week ago I re-
coived telegram from Norris, dated Jer-
eey city, asking me 10 look out Tor a
special delivery letter. Next day was
Sunday. and ! sent Sergeant Tomlnson
20 the post office TO get the letter"
Witness here produced the letter which
was read in court by Mr.. Norris. and
which set forth In detail the circum-
stances under which the writer thought
the gold brick swindle had been perpe-
trated The letter also contained de
scription OF the persons the writer thought
were connected with the. swindle. The
writer offered his services. and expressed
his confidence OF being able 10 secure the
men a. well az the money. anu DO asksd
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24
Furnished bouses 10 fet-Gounirn.

Furnished bouses 10 fet-Qounirn.
"ROsWELL MANOR"
At Montcalr N ito let for year or longer en-
pleeiy furnished modern Colonial House: contain %
rooms comprising music room. picture gallery. CON
servatory billiard and smoking rooms &C. In 9nc'u9n
the usual accommodations: all improvements, l:r.Io
heat anil throughout Is acres large gar
nwn &C. complete stable. 10 stalls and large ear
riagc house.
TVDDs TAYLOR, Beekman ST., ~. y.
and opp. D. L. ". station. Montcair.
r ALPINE. Telsadss - Hudson Kfand view or
"A river and city: for rent furnished season year.
1fiie Oh
PHILLIPS 4 WELLS. Tribune building.
I AXE GEORGE.-At Dolton cottage let. furnished
- twelve ceboat and bathing privileges large
shady lawn: low For pictures and particulars az?
piy 10 HORIZON. ia Maccn-st. BROOKLYN.
& OUTH or WEST POiNT.-cottsge containing ten
~ modern improvements; scrcs Of land and
elegant view OF Hudson. For particulars Inquire at Is
West 2lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24
WHITE STAR LINE

.MaIes,i~ Fob ~ ga M .Majertic Mar. 81. $50 n.
'AI.i'ic. Mar g. =. ~ 'Adratic. NpIA - h',n
.T..t,,. ,iar ~ . y, sTeuonic .Apl 10. $50 q. m
T.. t..n. NJ ~, n NJ f-iarnir. 90. April II. noon
FROM Wh'e star Dock Zoo, 90 West lOtn.s', ',,r,,s
~ COTTON INnPiED ~ PASSf,NPLN HlfNMr.',,.
saloon rates. so upward. according - steamer ahe
cr'ion beth 's", nj 'ahin "u mes" s.'hh.; s,n
accn-lirr steamer from N"v- ori 80"
repaid ii,ke. Sis " - B-oadway. New Pmla-
4 -.phia ofiro. go Nanut-st. .... -.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24
GOiSG ABROAD
HI-h l30l11IO)(0NI u Il =
p,nTfr. 20 - gJLlNOJG u -

AL Trat~GInv E,rcnses Included. ,
NlI i.at- Ner-yera during re .cat by "s''ns
49, D.. ,r f.fr 0, leo days illustrated Pro-
"a nu,, Free Independent tcke'- c.er' where.
TIlDs COOK = son
oTcaI Tic'ei Agents '-r all trunk lin-'
~, prUaInay. New York
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24
DrookIpn Real gstatc for Sale.

~ ETAcHED ard block houses: 81. Mark'save. and
/ Dean.s ,trlctIy first class: lcoaon unsurpassed.
stables OF " thout asphalt pavement Contracted ior
O. 7 SANDS CO. Bedford ave. cor. Herkimer-si
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24

EUROPE Thirty excursions 10 Europ" ocean
l. nefet. ,y nu rn-s Send f9r Topri. Ga,,'ie.
CLARK Tourist hF'. III NwAy. - rr.,. a.,
lf4rf. tNrrlrr london OfNcihl Ifket NSt''
Penn = l,nn-A md El-r Y
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24
CLYDE LINE

CHARLESTON : e.. ;hc South and sou'h"es'.
f,KSONNII.LE and ali FLORIDA points
From per - = T.. NoOt of Eoossselt-N.l y r m.o-
~ l.fif'>tli ~ h''i''f'
Si.NlNpif. "4n'f nv ~,
If:'"gi'pi<. iI1'N ',',.
i steamers tr-tclass passcaref aro nnl'da "hs
WM T. CLYDE & 90. General Ngcn''
. bowling Gre"n. y !.
-, Cent 4 Porn Fast =. a T. Line. Nia. Jacks"nfie
s-.sf -. Ff.isif ana Passenger LIN" VIA ihare ton.
o. q rg"r. Gcnl 'g 3'i H"aF. y !.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24

- x,, -1;reaf bargain a1th-st. 20-ft. resden'
A poths electric lighting. &c. Sc. Excep'iona
odS! ''''' - HENRY u. WINANS q MA.
Cos 5tl-a cor "2d-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24
furnishel Apartments 20 fsi.

A TTRACTIvE APARTMENT 10 rent at moderate PIC
n summer mOnhs or longer. Mh1iSon-aN~. near MIN
ct e. Rox 80 .242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-24
Gounirn fropertp for Sale or 20 fe

NOR SALE OR RENT.-ATLANT1c CITY y, >; ;, .,,,a.
handsome I5-rooin cottage new; built colonial syie
location central 400 from beach electric nsh, saS
and electric service In every room perfect hot water syh
tenn heating double parors library ana isunn,; y, ,
everything and complete; furnished SzU. vi ryp
for summer season for 81 800 Address THOMAS NEW
ALL. J.. o. Box No %. Atlantic CITY, ~ j.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-12
a IyandcrEi,ilnvention.

Three Of Edison's wonderful
kinelescope machines are on exhibit.
tion at the Purcell House. This is
the latest invention OF Mr.. Thos. A,
Edison. BY means OF rapid camera
forty pictures minute may be
taken upon long ribbon OF film,
thus catching every motion of a
movingsobject, and by means of an
ingenious mechanical arrangement
they are reproduced in the Kinete
scope SO that the figures in the
photograph actually moves before
you. The company have offered
Corbett and Fitzsimmons 800, 600
to fight before one of their ma.
chimes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-12
ffr.,,Itcd Fatally.

The readers of The V1HGINIAN
will remember that several days ago
negro man named Thomas Tatem
was shot by spring gun in Berkeley
and that his injuries were of SO
serious u nature that he was Brought
to the Retreat of the Sick, where his
leg was amputated by DIR. Truitt.
The nun was thought to be getting
along iairly we'll ior u few days,
when his condition changed and he
died Thursday night.
Drs. Charters and Newton, the
Coroners, with jury. held all IN.
quest yesterday over the body and
rendered verdict in accordance
with the above statement.
The gun was set by John John
son, eolored, with whom Tatem
lived. His henhouse had been
robbed and the spring gun was re-
sorted to as device Tor the proteo-
ton of his chickens.