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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
SOUTHERNERS COMING HOME
They Meet With a Warm Recep-
ton in Cincinnati.
Holmes Conrad, Ex-senator Eppa
Hunton and Other Distinguished
Virginians Make Speeches.
The Blue and the Gray
United Never to Part.
BY Southern Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The party OF
distinguished Southerners, Gu route
home from the Confederate Monument
ceremonies in Chicago, arrived here
this morning.
They were met at the depot by a
committee from the Chamber of Com
merce, who took the party in hand and
escorted the visitors to their head
quarters, whoro refreshments were
served and speeches made.
The speech making was interspersed
with "Dixie." Marching Through
Georgia." "Star Spangled Banner
and other martial airs, and the hearty
good feeling was kept at high tension.
After the speech making ended tho
visitors were introduced to hundreds of
q. A. IL. men present.
In the AFTERNOON. after q visit to Fort
Thomas, in the kentucky highlands,
was made. En- route there telegram
from Gen. Sohoiield was passed around
the car. 1t sand: IL hope the distin.
guished Union and Confederate sol.
diers who may visit CIncin-
natl upon Invitation Iof tho Chamber
OF Commerce will pay visit to the
troops ut Fort Thomas, Ky. where
am sure thoy will bo received with q
most cordial welcome. / will wire the
commanding officer OF Fort Thomas
that they may expect such visit"
When the party arrived ut the fort
they wero met by carriages and driven
to the reception quarters. where Col.
Cochran and staff received them. The
guests witnessed dress parade by tho
regiment.
70 night q banquet OF the Grand hotel
was given, and plates were laid for 300.
The set programme was abandoned
aud only impromptu speeches made.
The subjects talked on wore as follows:
"Our United Country" by Holmes
Conrad; "Olncinnati," Mnjor Lloyd
"The Soldier in Politics." ex-senator
Eppa Hunton; ''rhe Old Have For.
given, the Young Have Forgotton. Gen
Michnel j. Ryan; "The Patriotic
South" Maj. r. Hunter;:: "rhe Army
and Navy" Col. NJ. A. Cochran; "rhe
Soldier in Peaco and War;" Gen. Ii.
kyd Douglas.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
THE MOVEMENT Of MONEY
Statement of the Associated Banks
Shows ST., 246,l00 Increase.
The Gain of Net Cash During the
Week Was S2,327,6 600, Yet the
Statement Can Hardly be Re-
garded as an Indication
of Reviving Business.
BY Southern Associated Press.

New YORK, June 1.-The Financier
says there Is seemingly no cessation in
the movement of money toward this
center. The statement of the Associa.
ted Bauks of New York for the week
just ended elbows an increase of ST.
246, lOO In the excess reserve,
which Is now over $40, 900, 600
as compared with the low figure Of
less than half this amount reported
some months since, when the bank had
finished paying for the second issue of
government bonds. While the demand
for money is seen in the increase OF
So, 44S, 500 in loans for the current
week, the statement can hardly
he regarded rs q favorable Indication
OF reviving business since the loans in
this market are offset by the heavy re-
ceIpts from the interior, the gain for
the past six days from this source beng
in the neighborhood OF three and one
half million dollars.
Tho net deposits as might have been
expected increased heavily, the gain
being $780, 900. The net cash during
the week wns 50, 327, 500, OF which
81 ,O56, Geo was iu specie and 81, ,271, 900
legal tenders.
Despite the unfavorable fea!ures
mentioned, II Is fact that the New
York banks have only twice exceeded
the volume OF loans, namely: On De.
cember 3 and December 10, 1894, and
the heavy increase on those dates were
probably brought about by figuring
new United States bonds as loans to
the Government.
On November I'd last, however, de-
poslts were reported at S595, 104, 900,
the highest figure reached during the
year, or S2S, SO, 500 more than the
banks clearing at present.
There is room for encouragement in
this fact, but to demonstrate @ really
prosperous era the statement will first
have to show that money, while coming
to New York in the natural order OF
business, is yet needed Mt other points,
and therefore being withdrawn, iusteed d
of remaining to swell the idle surplus
fund.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
AFTER THE SUPREME oouRra
Mr.. Bryant Sends the Judges Sour
rious Gard.
BY Southern Assoo,atoi Prssi

BosToN. Juno III. II. Bryant, q
oitizen of Cambridge. was held ia $500
to-day for tie United States grand jury
for sending q sourrilous postal card
through the mails to tho Justioes Of
tho United States Supreme Court at
Washington.
The card, which was mailed on April
9th, had the Boston postmark on it,
aud was addressed s'To the Prostitut Q
JudgesI of the Supreme Bench of the
United States, Washington, ID. c."
On the back was written the follow
ing: "Atter Judas had done his diity
job he had enough manhood left to re
turn his bribe and then forever put
himself beyond human sight. His
example is worthy If your serious at
tention.
"Private income from land is un.
mixed Injustice, as the same springs
from public effort aud ia beyond tn q
reach of private endeavor. No doubt
that milllonaires needed to support
their lordly establishments in various
parts of the world and their luxurious
harems TINT ii0at upon the seas.
"But millionRires have always been
4 curse to all people in all times-a
deadly aud far reaching rot to tho on.
tiro Ramut OF morals, both public and
private. You illustrate one phase of
that rot.
:" Signed Ii. Ii. BRYANT.
"Someryille, Mass, April ., 1885,"
Bryant has very strong views on the
matter of taxation, and the Income tax
decision at Washington is supposed to
have inspired the communication to tho
Justices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
I,end Tnis nmd Reflect.

Have you consulted DR.. Week, the
celebrated ophthomologist, late OF Now
York and st. Louis, who is now under
engagement with me? If not, aud you
are having trouble with your eyes,
don't fail 10 do 80. The following are a
few OF the many persons who have al :
ready been treated by the Doctor, and
to whom We would respectfully refer
any needing treatment. All examina.
tions free: Rev DR. Wharton. Rev DIR
Hall, Roy DR. Cox, Rev DIR Dunaway,
Rev DR. Carter, Rev DIR Leak, Rev DR.
Gwinn, Major ID Humphreys, Mr. W H
Doyle, MIR j l. Winston. Mr. w II Fl
Trlcs. MIR j johnson, Mr. p O'Con.
nor, MIR j KrumhoIz, Mr. Thomas Bot.
timore. Mr. S N Brickhouse, Captain
w Q Whittle, General Page, Colonel
w B Rogers, Mr. II G Meakin and
Captain John l. Roper.
+. b. GALE. Jeweler,
No. 1872 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
A GRADUAL D1MlNUTiON.
ihe Deficit Not Expected to be Below
FortY-five Millions.
By Southern Associated pross.

WAsHISdToN, June 1.-The compara-
tive statement OF the receipts and ex-
penditures for the month of May shows
gradual diminutiOn of the deficiency
during the past ten days, but it is not
expected that under the most favorable
conditions the deficit at the end of the
fiscal year can he brought much, if
any, below $40, 000.00
The last month of the fiscal year
opens with expenditures $500, 900 III
excess of receipts. while the total de
iicit stands ut $46,957, 202. The May
statement shows the receipts for the
month to be S25,272,0 and the ex.
pendltures SIS, 55S. 2l3, deficit during
the whole month OF So, 2S6. 1876.
For the even months OF the fiscal
year ended yesterday the receipts were
S2S1, 696.69l and the expenditures
S334, i52, lS6. a deficit of almost S47,.
600, 900. For the month of May, 1884,
the deficit was St. 632. l46. For the
corresponding period of eleven months
for the fiscal year 1894, the total deficit
was little more than $40, ,0OO, 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
WIRE SPARKS.
Abbreviated kilograms of Newsy
Items.

ROME, 1.-Priuce Linguagiossa. son.
in law of Premier Crispi. has cbal.
lenged Deputy Filice Cavallotti, the
leader of the extreme radicals. to a
duel on account Of the latter's ACCUSE.
tions agains. Signor Crispi.
EDINBURGH, Ia shaft in tile
fl'eshipp oolllery caught fire this
morning, aud it is still burning. Min @
persons have already died from in
1uiies received IN trying to escape.
WASHINGTON, l.. l.-Postmastsr. General
Wilson LETT Washington to-day for his
home. Charleston, w. Va. to spenI
Sunday. From there he. will 60 to
Oxford. Miss, and deliver tho annual
address at this commencement at the
University, of Mississippi.
PETHIispuRa, Va, l.-This has been
the hottest day OF the year, the mer
cury at y. fm.registering 100 in the
shade in some places.
LONDON. liking Humbert, OF
Italy. Is expected III London on June
25d to attend; the marriage of the
Duke OF Aosta and Princess Helene, of
Orleans. he will be offered apart
ments in Buckingham Palace.
Chill has concluded u loan of SlO,-
O0O 700 with the Rothschilds.
GRAND RAPiDs, Miob.. John
Goro and Peter Forsma were sunstruck
this afternoon and died shortly after.
The mercury ran up to % in the city.
San FRANcIsUo, 1.-The correspon
dent OF the United Press ut Toxic says
the surrender of Manchuria, which had
been ceded to Japan, was not an net OF
Cnbiuet proceeding on its own ro.
sponsibility.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
THE DAVIS MONUMENT FUND.
1t is Expected That Collections Will be
Taken Up To-day.
By Southern Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Juno MONDAY
being the anniversary of the birth of
President Davis, Hon. j. Taylor Ely.
son, president of the Jefferson Davis
Monument Association. has appointed
q committee of thirty-two to canvass
the CITY for funds for the Davis monu
ment to be erected here.
1t is expected that similar canvass
will be made of the cities throughout
the South
The Dispatch will say to morrow:
''To build this monument much
money Is needed. The neuceus OF the
fund has been secured, but the bulk is
yet to be raised. The chief part of this,
IT'S hoped. will be collected to morrow,
the day set apart by the Davis Monu.
ment Association as the most suits BILE
time to appeal TO our people to do
their duty in this sacred cause; go, on
tomorrow, throughout tbs South, 1t is
asked and expected that collections
Will be taken mp for the Davis monu. :.
ment fund"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
SPECIAL SALE,

This Week Wrights, 1876 Main Street.
Monday Morning. June ard, We
Place on Sale for the Week the
Following Big Bargains:
9Sc. 2j in. silk gloria umbrellas, best
hnlsh and best natural wood
handles, worth $3.50.
Sl.4S 20 IN. silk gloria umbrellas, best
make and lovely handles. worth
$50. Extra heavy white quilt. extra size,
worth Sl.50.
l9c. Best bleached sheeting, worth %
and 30c,
25c. Turkey red damask, the SOC. kind.
0Oc. German linen damask, the Toe.
kind.
25c. Extra large linen damask towel,
open work and tied fringe, worth
40c.
DC. Ladies' ribbed vests, worth Sc.
Zoe. Ladies' ribbed vests, worth 1910.
lie. Ladies' ribbed vests, worth 25c.
25c. Ladies' Isle ribbed vests, worth
3Sc.
37!c. Ladies' Isle ribbed vests, worth
5Oc
29c., 800. 49c., 75c. Special prices on
silks.
33c. 3s i'll black Henrietta, silk finish,
the Toe. kind.
33c. 3S in. black and navy storm serge,
all wool, the SOC. kind.
Wash dress goods. lovely line, at q
saving to you of 2! TO lice. a yard.
All fresh new styles.
75c., 9sc.. 81 40. SI.9S. ST. Special
prices on lace curtains.
Ladies' lanndried shirt waists and
gents laundried coiored shirts at popu.
lur prices.
W. B. L. WnIGHT's,
1876 Main Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
THE LIE WAS PASSED
And Pistol was Brought Into lmme-
diate Use.
BY Southern Associated Press.

CoLUMRIA,S. c., juno 1.-At Clinton
tins morning State Liquor Constable
NJ. Duncan and former chief of the
constabnlnry force in the upper portion
OF the State, Workman, had u fatal
shooting aflray. Workman was des
perate man. de charged Duncan with
being the cause of his removal from the
force. The lie, passed aud it ia said
Workman fired the first shot.
Workman was killed. but not until
Duncan had been brought down by
two bullets. He is not thought to be
fatally injured.
This morning, also, Liquor Constable
Gardner dropped his pistol in the State
Capitol and shot Constable George
Martin. 1t was pure accident. Mar.
tin merely got flesh wound in the
leg.
There had been bad blood between
Workman aud Duncan for some time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
Bv Southern Asso olated Press.

ATLANTA. Ga, June Lewis Han.
voy, drug clerk, shot and killed his
vile to night at South Pryor and Gar.
hett streets. She left home three years
ago. lie has been trying TO get q re-.
concillation. but she would not agree.
AT three o'clock TO night she was re-
turning home with her fifteen year old
daughter. Hanvey joined them at the
courthouse on Pryor street. They
walked along discussing reconciIia.
tlon' Mrs. Hanvey refused to let her
husband go home with her,
suddenly he drew pistol and shot
her through the heart aud than
through. tho head. The horriied
daughter caught her mother as ehe
fell. Harvey ran across town aud when
last seen was near Grant Park, Harvey
wns drunk. His wife was formerly a
Miss Mitchell
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
They Desire Convention to Dis.
cuss the Currency Question.
Rr Snnthnrti Aaann,n t..i D..

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 1.-The
Democratic Central Committee of
Jackson county adopted the followin e
today:
WHEREAS. It is fundamental
principle OF Democracy that the
peoples will shall prevail and,
WHEREAS, 1t has now become plaiply
apparent hiat it is the desire of the
Democrats of Missouri that State
Convention be held this summer TO for.
mulate and publish their views on the
great currency question that is now
challenging public attention throughout
the country; therefore,
Resolved-That it is the sense of this
committee that the Democratic State
Central Committee should call such q
convention, to the end that Democrats
of Missouri may have the desired op.
portunIty of informing the country at
large what their views are on said cur
rency question:.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
Kase IAits and Btuns.

Ambrose McGann arrived In Norfolk
yesterday morning and "donned" a
local UNIFORM. He says he is only
loaned TO Norfolk, and that when Mo
Cioskey sends for hlm that he will have
20 go. This is differ ent from the rum or
Shat Norfolk had bouRht him,
is norfolk after certain player of
anotner team to play first base for
shem Dame Humor says 30, but then,
you know. rumors are net facts,
Bob" Childs. Portsmouth's new
catcher, is peach" He made three
bits and three rms in the game yester
day, just half OF each made by the
Truckers!
II was either to strike out or hit the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
A FooT-WAsHING CEREMONY
10 BE Engaged In by the Dunkards
Near Roanoke To-day.
By Southern Associated press,

ROANOKE, Va, May 1.-About eight
hundred dunkards from Kansas. Iliin.
OILS. Iowa, Indiana. Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Virginia arrived here Yesterday
and to-day, and arc now encamped
about seven miles from this city at the
scene OF the annual meeting OF this
Church for the United States, which
will be tomorrow.
IL Ia expected that there will be TO-.
ooo people ut the place to morrow. The
event OF the day will be the footwash.
ing ceremony, III which 300 Dunkarda
are expected to participate. Tho buei.
ness sessions will begin Monay.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
OSCAR WlLDE's PRISON LIFE.
Not Yet Been Placed on the Tread
mill, But He Picks Oakum.
BY Southern Associatei Press.

LONDON, June Oscar Wilde will
serve his two years sentence in Nor.
wood Scrubbs Prison. Tho prison
doctors affirm that his heart is wenk
and lie has. therefore, not vet been
placed on the treadmill, but has boen
compelled to pick cakunl. His health
ls broken aud he hardly sleeps.
Taylor. his accomplice in the crimes.
takes prison life IN lighter manner,
Certain low class papers clamor for the
arrest and trial of the known associates
of Cocoa" as Taylor is nicknamed,
The police actually arrested several
Male street pests. but they were after
wards liberated, the Government being
unwilling to create any further social
mol -odOr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

bali over the fence in Yesterdays game
with Kelly. Ho did the former.
Weeks is good pitcher and Manager
Hoggins seems to know it. The latter
gentleman says lie only wants little
time and he will give Norfolk good
team.
Harry Hauptman is Mica fellow and
good player and it is pity that he
is having trouble with his arm.
Any club that signs Ed Behan will
get good man.
Inform nation comes from Richmond
that Jake Wells is going to sign Pitcher
Joe Gray. recently released from
Lynchburg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
The Ohio Miners Sirtke IL over.
By Southern Associated Press.

COLUMBUS, o., june 1.-The strike
of the Ohio miuers is at an end. The
JOINT conference of miners and opera
tors tonight adopted an agreement on
the basis of 81 cents for pick mining in
the Hooking Valley and 60 cents for
thin vein mining in the Pittsburg dis.
trict. The miners will all be at work
by the middle of next week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

The third and last game of the series
Between the Norfolk and Portsmouth
heams took place yesterday afternoon
before fair sized audience, the ma
sority of which, however, came from
Portsmouth to see their pets keep up
1heir record in winning games from the
home team. In this they were not dis
appointed, for at the end of the game
she score stood to against tho Oys.
sermen. This defeat should have been
p victory, for the locals put "ginger"
In their work, and played with a snap
end vim thnt was really refreshing.
Vhey certainly hit The ball hard aud
often, whom the fnct that Brandt
pitched is taken in consideration.
But somehow the errors that were
made were costly, which. in conjuuo.
sion with the fact that Portsmouth took
desperate chances in running home, is
about what lost the game. The only
brilliant feature OF the game was the
fine stop made by Reed of the hot
liner from MoGann's bat, it being SO
warm that he dropped it but ielded
She ball in time to throw the runner
out ct first. Below is the score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

Tho scenes at the Yanl1ton reservation
arc another demonstration Of tho singu-
lar fact that some men will give up
500 worth Of time, worry and expense
for $50 worth Of land if the land hap
pens to be free. -Chicngo Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
Veteran ofrne aIexican war.

OAK HARBoR. O.-"I met Geo. O..
Momeny, an old veteran OF the Mexi.
can war. on the streets to-day, who
told me that after reading about Sim
mons Liver Regulator lie bought bot.
tie, and the first three doses gave him
Immediate relief" Geo. Gosline.
Your druggist sells it in powder or
liquid; the powder to be taken dry, or
nude into tea.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
French Waterloo Survivors.

The Napoleonic revival in France has
revealed the existence Of four French
survivors Of the battle of Waterloo. They
are Victor Ballot, aged 102; Julien
Rose, aged 10l Sebastien Brouant, aged
90, and one Vanoye, aged 1O2.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
Tho go H1agIcinns Mcsmerizc tho
.Enrmcr6.,

PETERSBURG, Va, juno 1.-Roanoke
captured to.day's game from Peters
burg in the eighth inning. Foreman,
who. had been pitchlug good game ,
let down, and aided by Lippert's error
on second. the visitors scored five runs.
1t looked like the homo team would
win in the ninth. They had tho bases
full when GIL made @ two bigger.
scoring two runs, but that was the last.
and 40 the game went to Roanoke.
Score:
II II T.
Petersburg ...... 0 l 0 o O2OO2-5 ! 2
EoanoSe. . OIL o 20 x-G 8 |
Batteries: Foreman aud Gill; Stahl
and Clark.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
He TOOK Whi.KcY and l.uudanuni
and Then shot KRinsciF.
BY Southern Aesooiated Press

ATLANTA, June Ia man whose
name is thought to be Moore com.
mitted suicide at East Lake tonight.
He hired boat, rowed out some dis
tance from the shore. stood up, shot
himself and fell over iato the water
Some say he took drink OF whiskey
and iaudanum just before firing. His
body has not been recovered,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

s'VT " Z '''''''''' '''.'''''''''0 . q u
SUMMARY: Earned Runs-Norfolk,
:; Portsmouth. l. Three Base Hits
Weeks. Two Base Hits-knox, Tate,
O'Hagan. Colliilower and Herr. Stolen
Bases-Norfolk, 5; Portsmouth, 9.
Base on Balls--Of Brandt, 3; oA'
Weeks, 5. Hit by Pitched Ball
31ager. Wild Pitch Brandt. Passed
1alls-Geier, ,. Struck Out-Bv
Brandt, 6: by Weeks. G. Left on Bases
PORTSMOUTH, I: Norfolk, &. Umpire
--Behap.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
National League Games.
At Brooklyn

National League Games.
At Brooklyp-
Brooklyn .......1 O02G2 x-l2 II
fitsburs. .......O 90 40 o o 2 GA 3
Batteries: Kennedy and Grim; Col
colough and Sugden.
A. New York
New York. .. % eOo0O O-2lO s
st. Louis. .......2 2007s0 o 4-2S 80 o
Batteries; Meeking and Sohrivsr
Breitenstein and Peits.
at Boston
r H f
BOSTON,. .......l O1O1024 x-9IO 3
Cinsinnat. 90 l.002O Ol-5 lu 4
Batteries: Stivetts end Camel; Sines
aud Merritt.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia. 1OOl2- 10 3
Chicago. ........2 0 0 D % o "a 0 4
Batteries: McCill and Buckley; Grif-
fifth and Kittredge.
AT Baltimore ,
baltimore. 5000 80 . sx- IS 0
Cleveland .......O 100000 U-l 4
Batteries: Hcmming aud Clark;
Young aud O'Conner.
At Washington
Washineton...... O1oa5G1-2l Is 2
Louis lille :. ...2 OF 0OO2 0 % 7 4
Batteries: Maui ard AicGnire; Malar-
Key and Coogan; Luby. Weleh and
Zshner.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

For electric fans and ventilating fam
OF ali kinds, address x. II. Cobb, No
22 Roanoke avenue, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

A special reduction in sterling silver
for the month of June. Bridal presents
very low. Chaaman IL Jakemnn,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02
Nichmond TnKes Three out Of Four
BY Southern Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, June 1.-Richmond
took another game from Lynchbnrg
this afternoon, making the third won
out of n series of four played. The
Lynchburgs were hacked when they
went into the game and at no timo had
shey any showing, Score:
~ Il III j.
Richmond ......0 l 021O2l 10 & ,
Lynchburg ......0 20 l 0 U 2 o. )
Batteries: Flynn and Foster. Kagey
and Berryhill.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

Corset Negligee shirts with nobby
collars and ties to match. Nichols X
Wallace, 100 Maih street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

When Baby wac sick we gave her Cnstoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she cung to Castoria.
When she he'd Children. she gave them Castoria,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

by Southern Associated Pre,s.

LEXINGTON, Va, June WASHING
tou and Lee University downed the V IF.
M. !. in the last OF the series by scor
Di % to 8.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

A nice present for young man. a
fashionable walking cane, silver head.
II Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-02

Ihore are lots OF negligee shirts,
but we think we have fouud the bess
1t will cost you nothing to look.
Nichols * Wallace, 1U9 Main street.