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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
OBSERVER GRAY ANGRY,
And He Vents IIis Pent UP Feelings
On Suffering Humanity.

Weather Observer GRAY was onpr,,
Whei! lie climbed up to his office, In the
Dodson building, yesterday morning.
As ne entered the door Colonel Mosby
anu Soptain Steuart, his assistants
saw that something was wrong, and
tney were not surprised when, in thun-
uefous tones, he ordered the rainmnker
me Snow machine and the ice grinder
s So..eii OUT and oiled UP. The Observer
was bent OH getting even with son,oonn
ne even ordered the Office boy to take
Cnarse or the bellows and blow MS hc
nus not blown before for several ,ycclts
INC ICE companies We're ordered 10
S ,s,. all the frozen water on hand to the
i'uIcau. anu In huge hunks Ii was drop-
pea IN the Ice grinder. Assistant stew
peu In the Ice grinder. Assistant Steu-
arr was told to grind. The result was n
eoatinE OF sieet on streets and house
,ops. Col. Mosby looked after the rain,
Out the machine had been put to such
severe tests on Monday that II failed
10 hilly perform its duty and Observer
Gray became disgusted He approac CHI
Ga the snow machine and gave It n yank.
~ WoIhsd sniendidly. and the Observer
chuckled to himself
Work that bellows harder" he shout
60 TO the Office boy. and the timId little
feliow struck a .:l0 gait as he pumped
| the air from the snow flakes over tho
| city. "
The Observer kept at his work nj,
day, and for the first time on record
missed his dinner
Just as Nirsinian reporter entered
me door the telephone bell rang.
Answer that" commanded in, oh
server. The reporter took the phone
from the hook and this Is the n,,,sE
lion, lion nc heard, uttered in a feminine
and to-night?" 'aS
The question was repeated to Oh
server Gray and this was his answer.
Snow to-day and tonight; to-mor-
row colder"
1t Is fact that the Observer threat
ems 10 give us colder weather to-day.
II ms arm Is not too sore TO work the
lnaehine. Last night he appeared worn
out ana only succeeded In getting an
occasional flake from his machine. He
TOOK occasion. however. to climb to thc
ROOF and look at the snow guare to
please The reporter. It registered four
inches OF snowfall during the day. The
WIND gunge showed that from nftecn ia
| tered. rs 20
The suffering public hope that the OBJ
server Will be in better humor TODAY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
Ncip tilc Poor.

The winter is upon us. We boya
hundreds OF families in our city that
are without means with, which to mr.
chase fuel and provisions. Never he
iore In our history has there been a
time when there were SO many nor
sons out of employment, and as a con
sequence there must be necessarily
great suffering during the winter nm
less those who have means TO snare
Will come to their assistance
Thc United Charities, than which
there Is no lbetter medium through
which help can be given. are now dis
trihhtinE fuel and will commence dis
tributinE provisions tomorrow to such
as are found 10 be destitute And to aid
III TINS work we appeal TO the Cdtizars
or Norfolk for help. The Association
commences this season with but very
little money IN the treasury. and the
need Is great. Contributions az pro
visions and groceries may be sent to
their room under the Masonic Temple;
cash contributions To Colonel George
Tait. treasurer. We will also be glad
To receive contributions of shoes. clio
thins, bedding. etc. which vi. will
faithfully distribute To those in need
OF 1t. aud as heretofore all contributions
of every kind and distributions will he
regularly reported through the columns
of the papers.
Hoping 70" generous response. re-
main. UNITED RITES
Norfolk, Va. Dec. 10. 1895
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Several Impo rtnnt MnttersConsIdcrcd
at the Meeting

Inc School Board met yesterday, when
petition from the pupils of the High
Schooi was presented and read, asking
thnt Midday before Christmas be given
,,ieil AS hoilday, and letter from
frincipal Rain endorsing the request
was also read. 1t was decided that all
PUBLIC schools be given holiday from
me FRIDAY before Christmas and the
ing.
A communication from the princ;na,
OF the new Bramble.on schools. com
planning OF Inadequate heat from tho
new boilers. and suffering of teachers
and pupils from this cause. was re-
terred I" the Brambleton Local Board
for remedy.
The monthly repor, of the Srpcrinted-
ent was submitted, showing a total en-
rollment OF 2,ISS: average attendance
2.,Si; dropped pupils. 60: vacant seats.
The Finance Committee reported bills
10 the amount of So, 1866, which were
ordered paid.
Bills of j. G. league for commission
OH payments for work done according
20 his plans on Fourth Ward school
building To amount OF S5O.7I were pre-
with power to act
y Dill Tor 81, for services rendered by
CITY Attorney Shelton. was received
from Mr.. league, and filed for further
ac.ion. having been dccidad that
only the commemorative Attorney is
attorney for the sSchoo! Board
Tho committee reported progress in
work on the Fourth Ward building.
On recommendation of the Building
Committee ii was decided TO disca rd
the black slate called for by the con-
tract and use the Eureka unfadIng
green slate at about $50 to 500 extra
cost: also to put extra windows in the
CLOSE rooms at an extra cost of S22.
Other important matters were dis
cussed and the board adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Matters Of Small Moment About the City
Very Briefly ChronIcIed.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES.
n Full and Concise Record of tho
Minor Event. of n Growing Sen.
port City Laid Bare TO the Many
Readers of the Newsiest of Nor.
folk Papers.

Oysters are reported very scarce ut
present.
uu to midnight the patrol wagon
morse or did not move out of his stall.
ihe colorcd people are making extern
siVe arrangements for their Emancipa-
ton Day celebration
Samuel Hopkins, Esq. of Messrs.
hopkins Dwight e. Co.. visited the Cot
ton Exchange yesterday.
number of new houses, recently
erected: greatly improve the neighbor-
hood of Fenchurch and Holt streets
The barge Triton arrived yesterday
from the Albemarle and Chesapeake
canal and reports many vessels stuck
there.
The High School cadets will give an
entertainment at Montefiore Hall on
December 10Th. to raise funds to as
sist In the purchase of uniforms.
Baptist Church. will hold their enter
tainment. postponed from Monday
night as soon as the weather breaks
Mrs. Frances Lehman. living at No.
GO Cove street, was run over by bug
gy at Church and Cove streets yes
terday. and her right ankle sprained.
No information was received i'm this
city from President Cleveland ycster-
day. 1t is evident the Chief Executive
Is In hiding In the North Carolina
sounds.
Owing to the stormy weather last
night the public labor meeting to have
heen held at Emerald Hail, was post
poned.
Grand Chancellor w. z. Garrett of
the Knights of Pythins of Virginia. will
pay official visits to lodges in this sec
ton next week. He will reach here
Monday.
James Franks and Horace Epes, en-
ployes of the Norfolk and Wetscrn road
were we, arrested Yesterday for fighting at
the depot when Epes was stabbed in
the back. They were locked up.
The meeting OF the Mackenzie League.
TO nave been held at the Second Presby
terian Church last night, was postpon-
ea on account OF the weather No date
mas yet been fixed for the meeting.
several Methodist ministers from
North Carolina passed through the city
S SE on their way 10 the North
Carolina Annual Conference of the NJ
y; church, South. which convenes at
zabeth City, this morning.
Mr.. Frank I. Balm has been elected
secretary pro TEN. of Pocahontns Coun-
Gu; koyal Arcanum, and Mr.. james L.
Alien mas been elected Secretary pro
tenn. OF Matoaka Council Of the Home
ceased.
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movement by guarding it's water com
munications and extending to the thrifty
young town OF West Norfolk a strictly
business and commercial greeting
Very respectfully.
WILLIAM T.. WISE,
President West Norfolk Land and I'm
. provement Company.
The matter Of rebuilding Roanoke
Dock was taken up and discussed at
length. Mr.. Goodridge wanting the mat
Ter TO go over. The report of the COM
mittee recommending, that the adioIn-
ing property-owners put the dock In
condition for paving was adopted.
A resolution giving the Board of
water Commissioners discretionary
powers In the matter of extending the
Committee "'ei
The Council then adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
The President In n storm.

While no news of President Cleve-
land and his party was received in this
city yesterday or last night IL is evil
dent that the Violet Is storm bound in
he Sounds of North Carolina. All
along the coast yesterday the wind blew
I. gale, reaching Il velocity of iorty-six
miles an hour At Cape Henry and sixty
miles ut Kitty Hawk. At Hatteras,
where the Presidential party is at an
Choir, fifty-siX miles were registered on
the ancmomcter. Last night the storm
was central over Iatteras The wind
blew from the North and Northwest
and lasted all day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
BADLY Beaten.

C. w. Blanchard a white man ves-
terday went before Justice Gregory ana
sWore out warrant for the arrest of
benjamin Trailer. charged with assault
inG him. Both men work at the foundry
of s. II. White & Brother, on Water
street. Yesterday they became involv-
ed in Quarrel with the result that
Blanchard was badly beaten. He
claimed that Trailer had assaulted
him with brass knuckles. y warrant
was issued against him and given to the
police to serve.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
KnpidIy Appronci,In-.

Nmas is nearly here and to meet the
wants of the legion OF customers of
Fhe Caskei" Mcssr!.. Greenwood &.
bro. nave In stock and duly receiving,
lois or new and desirable goods in
gold and silver watches. diamonds,
CLOCKS of all shapes. brass goods, onSv
goods. lamps. tables. fine bric-a -hrac.
leather goods. spcctacies. eyeglasses
and 4 choice line of umbrellas and
canes TO insure n rapid sale every
iEing is offered on the very cheapest
margin. Hou will save time and money
by patron!Zing "'rhc Casket."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
University Extension Music r.cc,urcs

The second lecture in the University
EXTENSION Course Oh Music, by MI.
Thomas w. Surcttc, will be held In
The Centenary Methodist IGpiacopa!
Church, corner Boush and Ounen
streets, on the evening of Thursday.
December Eth. The Centre is undo,
many obligations to the pastor and
congrcga ton for the use OF the church
and wishes to state that on this occa-
sion there VIII he no charge for ad-
mission. The subject Of the lecture
will be Church Music During the
Time of Bach and Handel" and tn,
illnstra tons will be furnished by Air.
Surettc. Mrs. William r. Brooke, Miss
Ethel Nicely. and Mr.. j. Ircdcll Jcn-
PIANIST
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The Pickett Grocery GQDl'I
90 MARKET PLACE.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF STOCK OF
MERCHANT TAILORING. CLOTH
ING AND MEMS FURNISH
ING GOODS. ETC.
90 MARKET PLACE.

BY virtue h, OF deed of assignment exc
lace, dom. business under tho firm name
and style OF Nichols, & Wallace. da ted the
third day of Dcc@mber 1895, and duly of
record | haze taken into MY possession.
stocks of Merchant Tailoring, Clothing
ana Mems Furnishing Goods and all other
property, including Tailors' Outfit, Fur
nitilrc. Fixtures and appurtcnances con-
tanned in storehoust.; No 100 Main street.
Norfolk, and No. 25C1 Washington avenue,
S<,c n MSws, virginia. respectively:
Nichols g. Wallace in connection with
"A competent agent has, been. placed IN
charge of said stock. who will for tho
present. under my direction, sell said
stock and cond'ct the tailoring business
at both stores as above mentioned
All persons making pun chascs In the
above lines will find 1t TO their Interest,"
to call at said stores.
All persons indebted to the late firm
of Nichols G Wallace are hereby notified
10 make settlement at once with tho
undersigned or Mt either of the abovs
stores.
TERMS cash.
WILLIAM N. PoRTLocK,
oea-H Trustea
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

Tclcgraphic information was received
here yesterday OF the death of this
young gentleman. which occurred in the
afternoon, at the residence of his M
rents. at No. 24lG East Board strccJ.
Richmond. after a painful illness. De
ceased fromcrly resided in Norfolk and
was brother of Mr.. c. Al. Mayes.
treasurer of the Academy Of Music who
lett last evening to attend the funeral
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Officers Elected.

Old Dominion Council, No. o. Home
Circle, has elected the following OIL
GERS: j. G. Carroll. Leader; c. a. Nash.
Vice Leader; B. 4. Marsden Instruct
or; William n. Grubb, Secretary; II.
Hodges, Financier; r.. S. Dawson
Treasurer; II. S. Herman. Guide: j. L,
Farant, Warden; Il. d. Blick. Sentry.
Fred. Greenwood. Past Leader.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

D preceded by snow on the
- Maryland and Virginia COASTS
cold. northcrly winds, followed
by warmer Wednesday night.
North Carolina: Fair "Wednesday:
slightly warmer by Wednesday evening.
The barometer has fallen rapidly ever
the Central valleys and OH the nid,lle
and south Atlantic coasts. ~ storm of
great energy is central near Hatteras,
and high northerly winds are reported
from south New England and the Mid
die Atlantic coast
The weather continues fair except In
the South Atlantic States and northern
portion of the Lake Region. where rain
or snow has prevailed.
II is colder In the South Atlantic
States and Virginia and warmer in all
other districts.
The weather will continue fair from
the Gulf coast nortliward to the Ohio
Valley. warmer with sU;lthcrly winds.
The storm central near Hattcras will
move northeastward, causing danger
Gus gales on the New England and
Middle Atlantic coasts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
We are giving CHRISTMAS Presents

y Great prominence now in our store
goods both useful and cheap. See
our last Sundays paper. Prices, as ad-
vertised. good for the whole week.
LEVY BROS.
Modern Bargain Store,
IA Main street
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A PRETTY RECEPTION.
Given by Reception Committee No. L
TO Reception Committee No. 2.

Last night at the Y. NJ. c. A.. Recep-
ton Committee No. l rendered to Re
ception Committee No. ., in fulnllment
or an agreement made some time ago
briliiant reception and banquet. The
nall was prettily decorated with palms
while nj the table. at which covers
were laid for thirty persons. were made
attractive with pretlily shaded lamps
General Secretary Towson explained
why the reception was given. after
which Mr. Howard Sawyer, who Dro-
sided. In the absence OF the chairman of
Committee No. l. comma nded all preg-
ent TO charge on the following choice
menu:
Lynnhvaen Oysters. stewed and raw.
Chicken Salad.
Cold Turkey. Celery
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Meteorological Data.
u. S. Department OF Agrirl

q. ;. Department. OF AErIrultUre.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Dec TO-
Local meteorological data for the -
hours ending y. nj. last night:
Maximum temperature IS
Mlnimum temperature ............. 80
Normal temperature deduccd from
"a years observation dG
Departure from normal II
Departure since January 1st PIP
Rainfall and snow for "a hours ~. 90
itainiaii since first of month ...... 213
'IoAioSQU 'GyHD r r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

If you buy sterling silver novelties.
or leather goods without seeing Chap
man & Jakeman's line, you make mis-
take
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

Ask to hear our Regina music hox
All the latest tunes. Chapman & Jake
man. leading jewelers., corner Main
and Bank streets
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For 30 Days0nly.

Mrs. Raphel's stock of fine shoes ut
cost TO close up business to retire. Lease
expires December Gath and stock must
be sold quick. 116 Church street. corner
Plum9street.
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Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Consul.
tation free. 1S6 Main street. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

Our novelties in cut glass, silver
mounted, are all new and low In price,
Chapman e. Jakeman.
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises, ITO n. M: sun sets. 4:47
p. m. High water 4:25 q. IN. and d:57
y. IN. Low water. 1909 a. m. and 11:19
p. M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

Coffee. Chocolate.
Bananas

Bananas. Grapes. Apples.
Speeches were made by Messrs. w.
w. Vicar. president of the association;
w. II. Barnard. treasurer; S. L. Foster
and &. NJ. Holland.
After the banquet those present were
entertained by Miss Cooke, Of Ryland
Institute, in recitations; and Professors
Borjes and Rochussen In musical Sc
lections, closing with Aud Lang
Syne," and "Blest BE the Tie That
Binds" In which all present toined.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
NJ. u. ~. TRicE Sc GO.
Real Estate & Rental Agents
Or RENT.

1 Commerce Street: - BanK street &C VA o.
ster$ street; 3ii Church street: desirable
store on Bank street. near City Hall; 3d.
SChurch street; two n,W stores on Church
gstreet, opposite Tutc street.
5S.S Oasces-si. l6S. Hi. Main street; Camp
bells wharf 7I-.II'
~ fJats---1t6. i?s Church street: 112, 12l
{ Bank all modern improvements; 1G0 james
street; 205 Main street. several desirable
rooms $50 Main street: five new flats on
i Church street. all modern improvements
&.S5 f3esidences-l9)ia Butte street; Is Chnr-
slotte street; lbs Bnte street: 20. 81 Duke
street: 1911 Duke street: 107 Holt street:
So Fenchurch street: az Mariner street; SIS
sQueen street: 1851 Yarmouth street; two
houses Colonial avenue; 81 Bermuda ST.
SJnnGarS LIST.
- sramblcton-lss NIaltby avenue: 1oa
HIoIttt avenue: IA Reservoir avenue; 22G
8lNYtlloughby, corner house: 2l0, 40S, iUl
Park avenue; &c Kelly avcnnc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
Have You SEEM
Drs. Harmon 4. Firev.

Haven't you seen DR.. week yet?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
PRICES GOOD FOR one Week FROM DATE.

The p. goes Royal Brand Flour, cab.
BIS. SOC; the i, g. Cos Golden Crown
iield Hams. per pound, CSC; Water
Ground Com, Meal, per peek, l5c: Jones
Pure Isciinyd Lard. 3 pounds. 2Sc.: Su-
lcrb =. Y. STATE Cooking Butter, per H.,
5sc.: Enhcy y; y. State isutter. per ib.
Is. Finest higin Creamery, per pound,
e: Dried Apples. per h.. &c: Ounce and
I,ranh Preserves. per H., 9,c.; Large
:hcGlhn oysters, per quart, 25C:
Large Select Oysters. per quart, 50c.
Fan OYSTERS on half shell. per dozen.
supcrb Luca Oil ner r n l,I' ho, H f ne
Fancy, Ron Bon candies per iii. hoy.
iSc: Fanny Bon Don Candies. per Alb.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
SUITS AND OyERCOATS F.!

%sS gsEs COATS yon &c, at .S*fill
VSBGsW detan of aGr AK are n,in II eye n
lIlisn illiy the equal OF $40 suits and over
coats SOLD at other stores. There's one
comparison.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

maS NJ. ms "CAMBEIDGE' sack
%6Eb suits. also STRAND" CHEW
shgu3 lots. and neat grey hair lined
&B9 Wursteds in douhlc-breasted and
t.Duiion Cutlw4y Sacks for $i5; also en-
ira tine Metcalf Patent Beaver Over
penny of $50.
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f]b n We sell frst-ratc I[crscy or Mel
v We ION ovc:coa;s and fine Form Fit
pHaG Ting Suits. Chcviot, Cashmere or
eSS Mixed Worsteds, for IS. just rs
i i' as YOU could buy Tor $l2 elsewhere
isn't 81 worth saving ?
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dAER THE HUB will sell Men's Dou-
nln Breasted Sack and Getaway
A1s y frock suits in black Thibct Cloth
q co ana Fancy Wurstcds. and Tor the
same rrlc" you c"n buy Navy iiluc ana
WOOD anG lined with genuine clay worstcd
lining. They're worth SIG.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

ffa q You all know that slO is tho price
V ~ 9for famous kENSiNGTON ltEk-
RFaSsB SEY ONE.COAT.S and Wilt
.nentS of the same quality Would cost SO
a. other stores. but they wouldn't be-
NENSlN iTONS or "WlIlpCORDS"
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3. Armstrong & Co..

Hs5Terg this week the best display of holt
SsEEaay horsehold useful articles Of any
Ssnnlilse Z, an their line Carvers' KNIVES
aSgIsLsGRkS. POCKETS KNIVES, SCIS.
ssHs sRS Enterprise Meat Cutters and Raj
3 S5f1ss re Ssed ers, FANCY COAL VASES,
ss 3ks{l5bsSn1S5S 81 M0INTfD FIRE Dogs and
Si9t4f1NGS.A The handsomcst stock of plan
tettsstesi nhd granite ware in the market.
|st,Sth for table and kitchen use Make
|eSSsysQucs selections now for the Christmas
/ sys. ~
& d. ARMSTRONG eco,
4Eza 8 Commercial Place, Old Market
SSS epafes third door from Main street.
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Why Don't Your

Why don't you see DR.. Wecx7
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CONFIDENCE
Is the Foundation Of
Business Success
We MEAN CONFIDENCE INSPIRED
BY DEEDS, NOT WORDS.

Q II has always been THE
q HUBS aim to inspire conf
- dence, hence we have been
ri restless and ambitious in our
e efforts to please everybody.
We are sensible enough 10
4 realize that without popular
CONFIDENCE il would moi be
u possible to achieve success.
- We never BEAT AROUND
= THE BUSH" never make an
NJ nouncemonts with a double
- meaning. We tell you EX-
X ACTLY what we mean and
= we mean EXACTLY what we
tell you.
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NEaTalEI. I,Epor,.r.
Forecast TOR. To-day.

~ Washington. Dec. 10, 1895.
AIR Forecast - Virginia: Fair,
preceded by snow on the
Maryland and Virginia COASTS;
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
August Is and %, 1896.
ARRIVALS


British stmp Ycdmandalc. webbor. Punta
Gorta to llainiurg. to VIM Lamb Il Co.
Cohici Unl sailed
We Ish bark Elizabeth. Lnnge, Apala hi.
cola t. Whitehav,n., Englapd
Darkcntinc Ninevuh. Leighton. Charles.
ton. {. with phosphate.
SChr L COln, James, Baltimore. light.
: IA Charles a. Str,nn. Marshall. Ealti-
more to North Carolina.
Schr Mary Froelaud, Van Pclt, New York
scbr Vlrginii, Kulou. Leak Baltimore
Schr Is Wagner, White, Carriers Greek.
light.
rargos Kingston ami p Merrylran, to
VIM Lamb x Co. for coal.
MEMORANDA.
Tar sntine Glad Tidings. from Ba' 'imorc
to Il o, passed out the apes last night
Schrs Il Lret Crnnmcr, and William l.
Eihins. Frambers have gone TO Suuolk to
lOa for New York.
chr Lizzie Hall sailed from Hampton
for New York.
Schr James Ponder. Mnxwcli, sailed from
SIno Tor New York.
Schr Richard Cromwe |, Thomas arrived
ut suffolk.
schr ri renee ana Lillian was in Hampton
Roads yesterday.
Schr j d v.n Dusen, Lear las gone to
Monoy Point to load for New York.
Schr So Croi1 lyier, sailed from Sun ok
for New York.
carr Henry. Va. Aug. &c --12 M.-Clear.
Southeast wind; 10 milos. Light sea-
CLEARED
Barses n Nv Nos and 4. Now gedfofd.
NTH coal,
SAILED.
schr Charles Lnthicum. Colston. Derby.
Conn. with lumber.
Schr Fanny Bowen, Chase, Fall River.
with coal.
Schr Margaret Roper. Cranmer, Goston.
witI lumber.
SChr Samuel II SLarp Crovley NV yorl
with lumber.
schr. John Il Halladay. Moore, Now York
wit Timber,
Sclr Eleenoro, New York, with lumber.
Schr Rover, COrson New Yo.k, with lutn
ber
shr Wv simmons. GriMth, New York.
W III lumber.
Syhr John NJ brown, Brown. New Haven.
with pig iron.
Schr T. Newman, Casw,u. Newport
Haven
-, Tag Asher Hudson, Baltimore. with six
YER p4rG'N ana barge Minnie Smithcrs
lug nmn.l EcoIes. ,Tr, North Carolina,
with argos Martha 4 McCabe and Roam.