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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
Judge Miller's historic Words,

One phase of the new woman ques-
ton has received decided setback in
Washington at the, hands of justice. a
man who had returned from work to
find no dinner and no wife the latter
having gone to temperance meeting,
was wroth, and meeting his wife he
"smached" her.
Judge Miller, in applying police
court justice to the husband, pronounced
these historic words. Take this man s
personal bonds, and you, woman, 90
home and, temperance meetings or no
temperance meetings, have your hus-
bands dinner ready when he wants it -
There is now talk Of running Judge
Miller for president on q platform Of
tho old woman and dinner on sched-
ule time. Chicago Times Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
cttcr List.

List OF unclaimed letters remaining
uncalled for in the postoilice at Nor
folk, Va, for the week ending July
9th, 1895. Persons calling for these
letters are requested to say they are
advertised:
William Anthony, Isaac Asker, Fl Il
Barker. Eugene Bartlett. Willie Bat.
ties. Edward Bell, Miss Mamie Brarch,
John Is Bray, Miss Ellie r. Bogne, u A
Britt, CD; Mrs Essie Boykin. Mrs
Ammia Boguthy, Andrew j Boyles,
John Burt, A NJ Butcher, Mrs alatssa
Brothers. A a Cartwright. q Ii Camp,
Coustane Chalk, a w Chaplin. James
Crankshaw, Miss Blanch Criddle,
Martha CIstis, Chasu Dame. o +
Dodge, $ J Donaldson. Capt A
Dyer, Motsrs Fish q Oyster Co, Joseph
9 Gardiner, Capt j l. Green, Charles
Goodwin, Il w Hankins, Bell Hawkins,
Bervin Hamilton, VIM II Hacket,
Frank Hankins. w Ii Hicks, Rsu Holt,
Mick Huck, Mrs Sarah L Jacobs,
James knight, Mrs Dime Kroy, J II
i.assiter, Miss Maggie Jones, VIM
Lewis Mrs n Lit,ery, David l. Lock
hart, Benjamin Mc1haden, Clrreuce
tin. w 4 Maxwell, George Mnsb,
Hattie Louisa Mitchell, Mrs NJ Mitchell,
Maj Moore. Miss Lizzie Mcfarland.
Edgar Il Morgan, Rubin Mansgrey,
Mrs M g Robertson, II A Nicholson,
j Oh w North, Miss Annie II Newcomb,
Miss Elizabeth Nj Newcomh. NJ New
man, North State Lumber Co, Prof n
L. O'dell, Crank Owen, Mira Georgia
Reed, J T. Parker, Luther b Patton,
Loay Parker, Johy Punel, Charles
Pike, lev VIM II Proctor, Florence
Pulaski. } Il Ransom, Peter Rarey,
John n Richards. w 4 Robbins y.
Willie Scott, j & aShndhack, Daniel
Ses'en. John Q Sidney, 9 S Stanley.
Carl Stocked, Miss Harrett Throh,
John TiIley, Thos $ Vaicn, G W Wal.
lace. Annie Whitney, Mrs. Webb. Benz
Whitfield. Tony Wright, L S Labor
Commishenders, 18th class, Alex Mar.
tin.
w " DEGGE. NJ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
Their petty Had E1sd-

The shrine at Bensi, India, has been
shorn of much OF its splendor A short
time ago the priests who attended at
dawn to perform the toilet of Mahadeo
were Mortified to find that their deity
had fed. Search was instantly made,
and the god was found carefully wrap
ped in shawl on the eide Of tank n
couple of hundred yards from the tenn
pie, Their first impression was that a
miracle had bean vouchsafed which
would bring infinite grist to their mill.
This idea was dispelled when it was dis.
covered that the craven image had been
despoiled Of Its gold cuirnss, its jewelry
aud silver throne London News
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
CHURCH NOTICES.
Some Places Where the Gospel Can
Be Heard To-Day.

De FleaTu iO-Oaf.
Seamen's Bethel. Rev b Merritt,
chaplin. AT 1880 O'Clock m and 4
o'clock p m.
Rev w V Tudor, ID d, at IL m and
S:l5 p III. Evening subject, "Our Ma
tional Destiny"
Third Baptist Church-At IL a m
and p IN, Rev " 5 Leake. Subject
in the morning, Childish Things AT
night, Little Lights" The ordinance
of baptism will be administered ut the
close of the evening service.
Freemason Street Baptist Church
At IL M and S:l5 p M, Rev Nj Is
Wharton, ID d. Morning subject. "a
Wedding Feast:' at night, last lecture
of the course. 1.-The Elect Lady
First Presbyterian Church, Rev DR.
james Il Howerton-At ii n M and s
pm.
Second Presbyterian Church. Rev
W $ Lacy, ID Dbl III and SID p IN.
At the morning service Mr. Isaac M
Yonan. of Iroomia, Persin, will mako
an address on missions.
CRANKY Street NJ f. Church n
m. Rev A Coke Smith. ID ID. Night
by Row Il IL Bennett. At night ser
vice Rev Mr. Beuno,t Will give IN nc
count of his visit TO Chattanooga dur
lug the International Conference of
the Epworth Leagues.
This Rev. A $ Lloyd will preach Mt
Grace Church, corner Cumberland and
Kent streets, this, Sunday, evening ut
Is o'clock.
First Baptist Church Rev T. Il
Hatcher, at ] ! m. and S y m.
Precursor Street Disciples Church
III IN by Rev T. Il Powell, of Louis
vile, Ky. Subjsct: "Ihe Humiliation
aud Exaltation OF Christ" AT S:l5 p III
@ w b Nj service.
Queen Street NJ L Church-Preach.
ing st II III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
EDENTON, N. c.

Mrs. j. N. Pruden aud sister are
spending o few days ut Nag's Head.
Boston.
to give an entertainment at Eea's
Opera House Friday night. but for
some unknown GAUGE they did not fill
the engagement.
Mrs. 4. T.. Gardner is being visited
by Miss Leila Bell, of Franklin.
All of our mills shut down on the
4th to give the workmen holiday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

By b. L, Page K Co., Auctionccrs, No. 10 Baph
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
TUREs AT AUCTION.

Nv virtue ola deed Of trust dated December IA
INA made bY B. c. Rhca TO me- as trustee u,1
GUY recorded in the Clerks office OF Norfolk city
aha RI Tue request of the party herein secured
dcbt, viii scli at public auction on 'rHI'KSDAE
IuIN I'm; ri II II. in.. at No. 20l and 203 Plume
street; al the bar fixtures counters etc etc con.
TERMS CASH.
. lNOR 4. PAGE, Trustee
Jcz9-tus ii. l. PAGE X co. Auctionecrs
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Gov to wash slates.

Tho supreme court Of Illinois having
declared the Whisky trust illegal, some
OF the saloon keepers may take advan.
tage Of the decision to smash the little
slate hanging behind the bar.--Phila-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
TWO BRICK HOUSES,
NOS. "a AND Sc JAMES STREET

BON arc rented TO prompt plying tenants. Tie
sIte Is positive AID without limit will take
pressure In showing The property.
;-., w. II. HANNAH,
Auctioneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

H{NHECUrRlX NOTICE-HAvING QUAIL.
- fed ms eXecntrix OF the estate OF Chns.
EstS' deceased. hereby notify all persons
having claims against his estate to rr.scnh
the came for payment to Edward Egt. my
agent, at II Church street. and all persons
ma ptei to SAID estate are requested to
MAKE Immediate payment to him. MAR
GAREr ANN EGTS, EXecutrix of CbIrItp
rsts, deceased. iuas-1tt'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

WE WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT
~ &C NvIf Il Real Estate Exchange No. III
nam nam street: on FRIDAY, July l4th, 1895, Ut II
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AUCTION sALES-rUruKE DAY


By w. ii. Hannah. Auctionecr, No. = Conn rec
street
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Il. G. KOggaTd & Co..
Real LSlatc& Rental Agents.
t26 MAIN Reef.
PHONE No. 7i9.

FOR RENT-llg AO3 4o5 4O7 and 400
Highland avenue l2G Willoughby, 40 Bax-
ter, -" Maitpy, rOi PArs - funstul l62.
To-, !di, It's and Ia Chapel. with me ,crn
improvements. ~ hnnh, 1923 bermuda "a
Charlo so Cumberand, ~ aud ID Chapel.
II . bermuda. no ms store corner ,htircls
and hnrio.te wood ward on Bermuda street,
nice store IN Bcrkley. corner Liberty ami
Eighth streets, cottage Mt Virginia beach
1914 an IS. Mater ~ rrt.
1UR SALE-rwo houses on Maltbv ave-
nue. QUO on WillOughby, Two on Clay opo
on Kelly, Nv on Tunsiall. three on High.
land, one on park. two on Lovi.t. four
Grlc, no Sc. on NirhH ON sur ct go IN.
We tnrn'. Lots Cu Freemason. CorpreW,
Bousb. Highland, KoilN Princess Anne ave.
nn- and III iumtcrsy!l!e. Also. Farms. largo
and small.
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And thousands of other articles too
numerous to mention.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

Several White Men Claim to Have Seen
tho Recommendations Cherish tho
Legend--atr. Whites Circumstantial 40
count Backed Up by Photograph.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

psbons announcing that they had designated ~.
Rshop OF Milwaukee and the coadJu'or p's".v
Minnesota as delegates TO the next meeting VI .s
canadian General Synod. Dean HOFFMAN, ifoi" ".
Committee on Constitution and Canons' ''a'e
enaI renort containing the proposed canons on mar
riage and divorce upon which the Comihlss,o" ..'
been laborng ever since the assembling OF the CON
yention The canons. which were received A"S
placed on file read as follows ,,,.
No l. No minister OF this Church shall so1enni so1nrr.i
the marriage OF any person who has dnv,Ss dn,s,,son
husband or wife still living but this p'on,yrv na,rv IN
shall not be held to apply 10 the innocent p.S for
a divorce, which the court shall nav r. T. 'Svorced
the cause of adultery, or 10 parusss V'a,g agyain
No q II any minister OF this Church A,o" r hs,
have reasonable cause 10 believe thal penIine Of
been married otherwise than as the uisS ~ ph hoy
this Church doth allow, he shall hot nnh nsrson
hantsm or the holy communion 10 such ~ ~ the
without the written consent or the bisnotp btsr shall
dIocese Provided however, that no minister s,,,snt
in any case refuse the sacramen,s ~ d
person I'm imminent danger or death' -,
For more than an hour the House was In 'esa'
tangle over a request from the Joint Coni'n'ss~
that It be continued in existence to cohsae'
canons As may not be acted upon by TINS conn,sd
ton a special committee having been appo,,sn
Yesterday deal similarly with the nr Von ~ con.
The Bishops had already decided III ia'v ias,,on only
tinuing the Commission on the canon QuesN.ou uonse
and after tedious ana f dsS9I'9ry ,s in rs deOa'e
The House finally shelved the Iro",.I commit.
tenn question by referring II 10 speclai ''"'
tee TO report in lssS . raude Of
debate in the battle between the Drod" -h T,s,Isn
men and the Conservatives on the issue u N"
Unity. III %, the Convenioe
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
The Present Generation

Lives at eegraphc speed too fast retres too late
have TO say II much tobacco The consequences
vgor which characterized ancestors and manifest
proneness to early decay Regular hours due allowance
OF time for meals dsuse Of excessive smoking and
together Of chewing tobacco. In connection with
OF Hostetters Stomach Bittsrs will In nine OF
ten OF the abuses OF the Of health
Indicated want OF stamina, Dyspepsia,
and biousness among these consequences and
they are bodily Ills the removal OF which the Bitters
specially adapted is the Bters ntted
and prevent fever and ague. kidney and bladder
troubles aod ailments IL also fine appetizer
and promoter O.. conyalescenes
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
1T THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
To SHUT OUT SWEDISH Observation-Disclosures
TITLE AGAIN ATTACKED-PRoPosED
cANoNs on MARRIAGE.


TITLE AGAIN ATTACKED-PRoPosED
cANoNs on MARRIAGE
NipnsanolIs Oct 16.-When the House OF Depu-
tics NJ the Episcopal Convention reassembled thls
morning the joint committee appointed TO CONSIDER
the regularity and validity Of the order OF the
Church in Sweden presented a report setting forth
ra,sons why no minister of the Swedish Church
should be allowed to oficiate In any church under
American jurisdiction. Objection was made TO the
immediate consideration OF the matter, and 1t went
on the calendar
Another attack upon the present title OF the de-
nomination made itself manifest in the presenta-
tlon of a report from the committee to consider the
messaue from the House OF Bishops recommend
ing that the title page Of the book OF common
praver be changed by the omission or the words
according to the OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church IN the United States OF America and the
substitution OF the words according TO American
use There was a minority report signed by J.
Plerpont Morgan. of NewYork; Messrs. Blddle and
blanchard of Philadelphia and Perkins, OF Ken
tuclxy in which the proposed change WAS charac-
ter,zed as a virtual reopening OF the subject or
p-ayer-book revision, which has already been set
tied.
The House refused again to change the title OF
the Church as designated In the prayer-book. and
the formal resolution of non-concurrence with the
bishops was adopted by large majority on a viva
voce vote.
After the receipt OF another message from the
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
THE TREATMENT OF CRINiNAL''
DIR. FLINT BEFORE THE STATE MEDICAL
CIATION-CONDEMNS THE fkEsENt
It'DICIAL. SYSTEM


CIATIoN-coNDEMNs THE PRESENT
JUDICIAL SYSTEM
The second session OF the twelfth annuai ness
Of the State Medical Association was eon'. ,,o,,
Yesterday morning by DR.. Austin Flint IN 'he -
Memorial Library No. g. Madison-ave Inc ' .,r,.
ing session was devoted TO the reading u
medical papers. ~ cA.rios q stockton
of Erie County DR.. Charles W. fils.unl nl.nnsh OF
Inncey OF Rochester; Dr. George r. IA, "a, his city.
Schenectady and DR.. j. j. T.; Maher' " o'nsnsrs On
The afternoon session was devoted 10 p"P'
surgery. ., ,,,,., raad n paper on
.,rh. Coming Role OF the Medical Proissssna sna"oed
the Detection OF Crime ard Criminals re srrirn-
professor Cesare Iombroso. TO the enect ts srssted
ina,s are patents and should be radicaily n ais-
and contanSed that crime Is largely species "a as
ease He condemned the present Judieiai Sing 10 .
miserable failure and said that crime. V. vm out Of
wrong method Of treatment Is inereasst sstatstlcs
proportion 10 the population: He quots" ,hsre are
10 prove this. To begin with, ne saus, sas,,s and the
two great classes OF criminals the curape ,mpetent
incurabe II should be the province OF -, .d and so-
Authorities TO make the division Juris'ss scing 10
called Iawgiyers have slgnaiy failed IN o ,ss bar.
THE existing judicial scheme Is oased srt V result
barous principle OF vengeance: us ps''
must he the increase OF societys eneniies ,ot cor
The New-York State Judiciary. pr, iaw which
tnued had almost wholly neglected a IAN aa IN the
gave them the power TO make the nrst s1Hh 1THhis was
section "a OF the Criminal Code. whien psrSent for
indeterminate sentences-sentences - the pris.
their term upon the mental con'i''o" "
pr Flint also attacked capital punishmsn%rssl nrsls
Ing It Is barbarous and hurtfui ~ p"0''
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
FORTIFYING AMERICAN MINES.

THOSE UNPROTECTED BY sPANIARDS AXE Nut
MoLEsTED BY INSURGENTS
Santiago de Cuba, Oct. 5. via Key West. Oct To-
A court-nartia was held in the jail OF this city
to-day to try Angel Tamayo and Francisco Franco
accused OF furnishing the insurgents with arms
and ammunition. 1t has been proved that Franco
bought both arms and ammunition from the Span
ish soldiers who stole them from the barracks
The Prosecutor asked for sentence or imprison-
ment for life against both of the accused men,
The Spanish general Garcia Navarro. has re-
turned TO his headquarters the Daquir iron
mines with reinforced column of 5000 men. He
is fortfying the mines as they belong to an Amer
lean company. He has already built twenty forts
and he intends to build many more. The rebels In
great numbers constantly firing at the troops
and calling them out for battle. The Cubans say
General Navarro does not dare to accept their in
vitation as he fears the dynamite bombs they may
have ready. The rebels around these mines have
destroyed the aqueduct. and they say they VIII
destroy every ything they possibly The Juragua
Company does not allow the Spaniards to build
any forts on ts grounds to leave any garrison
there, and It's property Is not mo!ested
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
A BRUSSELS OFFICIAL MURDERED.

N. BoIouE HEAD OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT,
KILLED BY ONE WHOM HE HAD DISCHARGED
Brussels, Oct 1s-M Boique. the head OF the
Water Department OF the city Of Brussels, was
murdered this morning by an ex-oficia, VINO was
recently dismissed by NJ. Boique from the water
service.
The murder was committed IN the Avenue LOUISE
,,b,. that thoroughfare was thronged with people.
The murderer lay in wait for his victim knowing
that he was accustomed to through that street
on his way to the Water Department. ana kliied
him before any could Interfere Ihe Hiufuei
created a great sensation.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
CHARGED WITH STEALING SILVER INGoTs

Iondon. Oct 1G.-A man named Sarti. the fore
man OF the firm OF ELLINGTON x Co.. silversmiths
I'm Cerkenwell Road. was arrested to-day In con-
nec,ion with the silver ingot robbery. which oc-
curred I'm this city on September 25 The silver was
shipped from Swansea and arrived In London at
an early horr In the morning. The consignment
comprised thrtynine ingots. packed In five boxes,
and was valued at f4sOO. The boxes were placed
on Midland Railway van for transit to the place
OF business OF the consignees. The driver OF the
van and his assistant, a boy. stopped at coffee
house on the way to get breakfast and while
they were nsine the van was driven Off. An hour
later the police found the horse and van mile
ingots had been removed.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
THEY BURN THE HUNGARIAN FLAG.

A MOB OF CKOATIAN 81 IUDr'Nf' OT'I IV'1' VI "
THE MAGYARs' IN AGRAM HUNGARY
Vienna, Oct. 1.-THE rioting at Agram, which
began on October II on the occasion OF the OPEN
ing of a new theatre by Emperor Francis Joseph
and was resumed yesterday. was continued last
evening The Croatian students, among whom the
disordar orlginated last night tore the Hungarian
aae from the statue OF General Jelachich. and
after submitting 1t to many indlgnites burned IT,
and cries of Down with the Magyars! were
heard on all sides. The mob remains intensely eX-
cited against the Magyars ana SerViahs
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
CoREAN QUEENS BODY FOUND.

THE MINISTER FROM TOXIC ORDERS THE PUN
IsHMENT OF HER MURDERERs IF
THEY BE JAPANESE.
Yokohama. Oct. ia dispatch from Seoul, the
capita OF Corea states that the body OF the Queen
who was reported to have been killed during the
recent attack on the palace by the Kings father
and his followers. has been found. The Japanese
Minister TO Corea VI. Komoura, has been ordered
to punish her murderers II it shall be proved that
Japanese killed her.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

MORTALITY OF THE SPANISH TROOPS
London Oct l6-"The Morning Post" will to-mor-
row publish a dispatch from Paris saying that Off
cal returns show that the number OF Spanish troops
killed in fighting or by disease since the opening of
the campaign in Cuba IL 1897 This number In
cIudes a general, twenty-siX superior officers and
100 officers OF lower rank.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
CHOLERA IN ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandria, Oct. 1.-two new cases OF cholera
were reported to-day. Every precaution mas peeh
taken to prevent the spread Of the disease Many
of the inhabitants Of the town have fed to other
places for safety.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
SALMON OR SALMON TROUT?

London oct. '6-The Fishmongers' Company are
seeking to prohibit the sale here OF frozen salmon
from British Columbia. alleging that the fish IL
salmon trout the sale Of which Is Illegal in the
United Kingdom between the months OF October
and February The fish offered for sale is now
being kept In cold storage pending the decision OF
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
PRISONERS IN SANTA CLARA MUTINY
COMMANDER AND CREW or THE VELE MER-
CANTE CONDEMNED.

COMMANDER AND CREW or THE VELE MER-
CANTE CONDEMNED.
Madrid Oct. 16-The "Imparcals' Havana dis
patch says that the prisoners In the Santa Clara
tail mutlned yesterday and four OF them tried to
make their escape. The guard fired upon them and
killed two.
summary court martial has condemned the lieu-
tenant commanding the Spanish dispatch boat Nele
Mercante which was recently captured and plum
dered by insurgents while lying at anchor near
Santiago de Cuba. The crew OF the vessel are also
found equally guilty with the commanding officer
Tho nunisbment to be inflicted upon the guilty men
will not be made known pending confirmation or
the finding of the court-martial by the superior
Court 49, -, - 49,.
Another dispatch to the impartial" says that t.
Government column under command OF Colonel "a
mora left Baracoa October 6. On october the
column had an engagement with 800 insurgents unoer
Gil and defeated them. The insurgents lost twenty
four killed and many wounded. The Government
loss was one killed and twelve wounded. quantity
OF arms belonging TO the rebels were captured by
the troops
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
Even more surprising than the grand, the unmatched
assortment is the mastery way in which unheard OF
prices have been made Never before have we shown
goods of such exquisite style and grand quality for so
little money
BLACK GOODS
40 in nnohair and wool fancies IN great variety OIL
patterns ST. value 81 30.
48in English Cheyiot, mohar finish, SSc value S5c.
80 in Clay Diagonal, medium size vale, 81; regularly
$3.50
so in. Mohair Cheviot, double warp lustrous yarn,
Velour Cords lords raven black, IS, zsc, 81 and sL1s.
40 in Boucle Novelties IN great variety Of patterns,
mohair and wool, Sl.1s, $780, SITS, s. and $3.50.
COLORED GOODS
"A in sik-and-woo Suitings, bright silk figures on
darker grounds, two and three toned effects, six
color combinations 9sc yd instead OF 81. 90
Wool Plads, As in, quiet effects, color combines
7Sc yd were S1.25.
Illuminated Jacquard rancies 40 H., co'or coho''es'
45c yd. from 65c.
90 in ehevio suitngs, iddescent effects, sl.2s yd in
stead of 81.
Came's-hair Chevot, 81 yd.; were $3.50.
In and Near ROtunda.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Anv child that wears Shoes between sizes and
can be fitted in 50 or s. qualities at SSc the par
Whv2 Inst because there are only A. b and {
widths One thousand pairs in the lot, spring heel,
button Shoes made OF
pebble goat staIgnt goat
dull kid wei kd
Some with sole leather tips, all at Csc; just because
OF the widhs-A, and {.
Second Floor.
ChIFFONIERS
They help tell the story Of our wonderful FURNITURE
selling. Anything for anywhere IN the house IS ABOUT
as cheap accordingly
Antique oak Chiffoniers highly polished, 3 large and
apJh hat hOY
handles, top 1Sx3O ln sSSo.
Curly birch Chlffoniers very highly polished carved
back large and small drawers, swell top lSS8o
in, ST.
Antique oak Chlfoniers, large and small drawers,
hat box German beve glass 24xl4 ln., top 3ox2o
in, $40.
Curly birch Chifoniers, very highly finished, large
drawers round beve mirror, 2Ox16 in, neat han
dies $3.50.
FOurth Floor.
HOW ABOUT LAMPSe
Every shape, every size, every worthy Sort Judge OF
values by this: .:.,,
Heavy cast gold finished Banquet Lamps. with onyx
column and silk shade complete, s.; regularly
$3.50.
Basement.
CRYSTAL GLASSWARE
Extravaqance once, but we've made It easy for any
one to own It, =. rx Lid
Fine poished Hotel Gobets, lSc doz. the zoe KIND.
Imitation cut class Whiskey Jugs, oSc ea WnlsXey
Tumbers to match, Sc ca. -
Imitation cut glass Satcellars, &c each assorted de-
signs. . .
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
REDUCTION IN FRENCH NAVAL ESTIMATES
MENr NOW SEND TRooPs7

Paris oct. 1.-THE Budget Committee OF the
Chamber Of Deputies has decided to reduce the
naval estimates 100000 francs
"Le Figaro" says that the Minister Of Commerce
at the next meeting OF Parliament Will Introduce
a bill authorizing the laying OF second French
Atlantic submarine cable TO the Antilles.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

exnerts whether II IL n species OF trout salmon
OF a different species from the British salmon
Ottawa Ont, Oct. 16-If the Fishmongers Com
pany be correct. the new industry Will be Killed.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

Prague oct 16-Placards have been posted about
the city annuling the OF siege that was estab-
lIshed a long time ago because OF the political
troubles caused by the opposition OF the Young
Czechs TO the Government ana their riotous oefh-
onstratlons against the authorities.