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The oasis., 1895-11-23
NooALEs NOTES.

NOG AI-ES NOTES
 David Oyicdo, the mining man is in town.
 Florcrcio Estrclla is up from Mag dalena.
 A. J. Griswold returned from Tue son Saturday.
 Francisco MoFenohas been upon the sick list this week.
 Tuesday evening Al Bernard came oycr from Gro Ilanc0.
 Importing fine hogs seems to have become quite q fad al Nogales.
 Monday Mir. W. Ames, of the firm of Piper x Ames, was quite i'll.
 Don Jose Picrson Of C.buta, graced the streets of Nogales Monday.
 Monday Mir. A. w. Johnson of Cl- buta, was q visitor at tie line city.
 Tuesday Mr. Arturo Morales, of Llano, Sonora, was visitor in No gales.
 Mir. Brngas. the Guaymas mer- chant, paid tine twin cities visit this week.
 BoRN;-At Nogales. Tuesday No ycmber 10th, to the wife of Rev. 5. V. Dilley, son.
 Pipes are getting to be the fashion So go to Fleischer's and get one of those fine rosewood pipes.
 BORN: At Nogaes, Sonora, Sunday November lIth, 1895, to the wife of J. Howard Palmer, son.
 Alfredo Maytorena of Guaymas, is visiting in Nogales, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Cirilo Ramirez.
 MT. r. F. Crauz was at Nogales "Wednesday, coming in from the north on Tuesday evenings train.
 Monday evening Alberto Barnett came in from the Arizona ranch, re- turning again Tueseay morning.
 Thursday MT. Albert Steinfelt of the firm of l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, of Tucson, was visitor at Nogales.
 This week Cashier Herrera had the windows of the International bank neatly decorated with new sign.
 BoRN:-At Benson, Arizona, Sun- day, November 18th, 1895, to the wife of Herbert Wood, of Nogales, a son. There is talk among the members of the Nogales Athletic Club of hay ing a masquerade ball Christmas or New Years.
 Alejaudro Edgerton receives box of dainty roses from Guaymas quite often and his friends are wondering who Is the sender
 Mir. Wm Barnett of the Arizona ranch, was at Nogales Wednesday and Thursday, attending to crossing a bunch of cattle over the line.
The oasis., 1895-11-23

Hereafter there will be services in the American Methodist church only on.Sunday and Thursday evenings. The pastor will give his Sunday morn- ing hours to the people of Calabasas, preaching in both English and Spanish. His evening subject tomorrow will be the second of a series of sermons on the Marriage Feast" viz; ''The Guests.n
The oasis., 1895-11-23

VATANTED; Several trustworthy gentlemen
 W or ladies 10 travel in Arizona for estab- lished reliable house. Salary S7S0 and ex- penses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Third Floor, Omaha Building Chicago, fll
The oasis., 1895-11-23

Manuel Mascarefas Jr., has followed his brother Alberto and has deserted the liDe cities, having left Wednesday night for San Recardo, Sonora. He has accepted position with the Cya- hide company. Manuel will he missed by his many friends at Nogales.
The oasis., 1895-11-23

Wednesday morning there arrived from Magdalena, Ignacio Andalon, who is the instructor engaged by the Filharmonic band. SeIlor Andalon is a born musician, and for number of years was the leader of the band of the sixth regiment of Mexico.
The oasis., 1895-11-23

As a mark of esteem, this week, MT. Walter L. Vail, the well known cat tie man, presented his foreman, Tom Turner, life insurance policy for S2, 800, made out in favor of the wife and family of Mir Turner.
The oasis., 1895-11-23

To date Town Marshal John w. Roberts, in accordance with the or diuances made and provided, has des- patched above l3O dogs, rldding the town of decided nuisance.
The oasis., 1895-11-23

Alejandro Daguerre, an uncle of Alejandro Edgerton and brother of Mrs. Rodolfo Ogarrio, has bought the concession for the fiesta at Juarez, which will begin December sth and continue until January lst.
The oasis., 1895-11-23
Fl Trafco wants the Sonora railway

Fl Tratico wants the Sonora railway to open it's trains at Nogales to re- ceiye passengers going south, at 8 o'clock p. m.-three hours before the train leaves. That would be asking most too much of the company, as it would be convenience to but few travellers. Most people who are going prefer to wait in their homes until nearly time for the train to leave Those who want to go to the depot early can use the waiting room. That is what people down the road have to do, anyway, and there is no reason why any exception should be made for few in Nogales. Another point: when the company admits passengers into it's cars it becomes at that mo- ment responsible for their safety. A company can hardly be expected to assume such responsibility until the actual work of their transportation begins-or as short time before as may be necessary to get them into the train with convenience and safety before starting.
 Lovers of good living will patronize P. Cazabon's restaurant and short or der house, opposite the railroad de- pot. Fresh fish, oysters and all other delicacies in their season. Fine wines and liquors and the best Mexican ci- gars. Private rooms, large, light and well ventilated, on upper floor. where families and private parties can be made at home.
 Wednesday evening Lieut.. H. c. Flipper returned home after an absence of several months, having in that time been at Santa Fe, Fl Paso, Tucson, and other places, engaged in his work of special agent for the land court He will remain at home until some time in February.
 ibus idou q IOU piC Oi Mtli hUOWH society ornaments on the Sonora side of the line, became engaged in an altercation which led to blows. Be- fore any serious damage could be done a policeman separated the two irate gentlemen.
 Monday night Captain L. w. Mix returned from a protracted visit in the east, having been absent several He was accompanied by his father, MT. L. Mix of Batavia, New York, who will pass the winter here.
 Alejandro Daguerre, an uncle of Alejandro Edgerton and brother of Mrs. Rodolfo Ogarrio, has bought the concession for the fiesta at Juarez, which will begin December sth and until January lst.
 To date Town Marshal John w. Roberts, in accordance with the or diuances made and provided, has des- patched above l3O dogs, ridding the town of decided nuisance.
 V.rANTEO. Several truetvvo,.tl,y rentla,no,,
The oasis., 1895-11-23

Monday night Captain L. w. Mix returned from protracted visit in the east, having been absent several months. He was accompanied by his father, MT. L. Mix of Batavia, New York, who will pass the winter here.
The oasis., 1895-11-23

Saturday last couple of well known society ornaments on the Sonora side of the line, became engaged in an altercation which led to blows Be- fore any serious damage could be done a policeman separated the two irate gentlemen.
The oasis., 1895-11-23
FRED FLEESHMAN,

Mall Orders Promptly Attended to.
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A BARBAROUS METHOD
Of Extracting Confessions from These Sus.
pected Of Completely in the Outrages.
WILD, CHASTITY LOOK OF STARVED MEN.
in the 7Sid>i Of Such Cruelty and
torture Chinese Officials Eat,
Drink ana Ec Merry-Thc Bamboo
IL Applied Untii They Are Unable
to "nlk aud linccs Hrokcn.

london, oct. lp.-'The Pall-Mall Ga
"cttr publishes second letter from its
correspondent i'm Su-Chcng, detailing
me difficulties attending conrnunica-
'loil WIN ZOO CHOW. aud describing the
tflai "i a prisoner implicated in the OUT
RACES upon missionaries. When the
court Is ready. the writer saws. the ac-
GuS"d man IS brought in handcuffad.
re Is "tthy IN appearance ana has the
VIA ana CHASTITY look OF a starved man
winch really hc is. The prisoner opens
'hr proceedings by swearing that he
was nowhere near the scene OF the mns-1
Satf" ana then the torture begins The
man IS first compelled To Snesl with his
pare Knees upon IA coil of chain. His
mead Is dragged back and his piataiI ia
fastened to "a rock high above his head.
y pore IS Then thrust across his legs and
w" Soldi"rs stand ON each end of 1t,
the coil Of chain.
ihe British Consul could not stand
ihlS h"thnd "t extracting testimony and
insisted that IS be stopped. This wns
uo". d" i"f hS IN" proceedings i'm the
court room were concerned hut for an
honr aftcrward the shriciSs OF torment
%d Prisoners could he heard coming
rom AN adjacent room, where the tor
tur" was continued. When the Nlapis-
''AtrS wanted 10 hear the confession OF
u tortured man the prisoner was brought
back into the court room. If he hold
'lHk ms confession nc was Threatened
with resumption of his torture. This
was usually sufficient 10 cause the pris-
'l''I I" le' an u" knew rather than re-
TURN To- the torture chamber
'oSluea thc torture described the pris-
ohtrS We're beaten with bamboo sticks
uhtli their yclls We're most horrible 10
near. one prisoner appeared i'm the
court room unable 10 walk from the
h%alihG ne had received, and another
was unable TO tnccl because his knees
ilhu been broken hy the chain links and
ms Thighs had been larcerated by the
strokes Of the bamboo rods. In the
must OF such misery cakes, fruits, tea
ana VINE were served and partal<en OF
bE Inc native officials. who could not
understand why the foreigners present
nushed these delicacies aside. refusing
TO touch them.
Ihc correspondent declares that the
powers ought to demand justice with.
out torture. reaching the Mandarin as
hcld: The whole business. he says. lies
AT the door of corrupt officials
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES.
The f"nni From Norfolk 10 Carolina
Cotton Viii al Ncy,ort News.

Baltimore. Oct. lo.-rhe Manufacture
cI5 Record reports that for the week
there has been no increase over recent
weeks In the number of new Industrial
enterprises projected in the South. but
work IS being VIGOROUSLY pushed upon
many plants now under construction
some enterprises of considerable mag
hituac have heeu put in shape for an
houuC"n"nt during the week. Bonds
nave been placed to the extent of s75,-
800 IN Baltimore for deepening and en-
iarrlnG ON very considerable scale the
DISMAL swamp canal. extending from
Norfolk To Carolina
y dispatch to the record states that
plans have been made fol the construc-
tion OF cotton mill at Newport News
to have $4,000 spindlos This is In adj
ditipn 10 the company recently organ
iH"d in Richmond 10 build a large mill
at Newport News. Among other enter
prises were a $200,9GG cotton mill in
south Carolina; cotton-seed oil mill
IN Alabama. large fertilizer plant in
south Carolina, and another in * en-
tucly, a 100000 lumber company and
$2O,O0 water works in Mississippi, two
lumber alants OF 0.01O and $25. .00p
capital respectively in North Carolina.
900 coke ovens in Virginia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
GOV. EIarh Tnii,. Uiai,.:,.

81 Louis Mo. oct. Iu-A special to
thr Chronicle from Little Rock. Ark
says that IN an Interview this morning.
Governor tiurls said
'N"iih'r Corbctt nor Fity-immuus has
vet smld 81" tgr as have heard that th.
min was to take place in this or unvothci.
state. and as they viii cVidcntly he TIN
DHiri attraction Ia the conuu., ,Nhihitilu
J ntrfrr tu wait until .um,tnipE more
tau&thl" tlau tail. develops horurc / 4a,
lust what viii du Should tho ii.ht at
tempt 1" he stti-d in Arkansas lu other
"'i"~, Viii hpt cross ;hr hriip" uutii
| Eri 30 IT, rur impression has LOn,
out That Not Springs has hpcu selected
as h'luS the hest piaa" for itu rNhihition
"l IN" KIND proposed. aud hy common ri..
NOR ih" otiCrrs down there incluGins the
Mayor ard Guy ATTORNEY. ;tr,. anxious T.,
S''"t' lh" MIN, hut hardly boirv, ail
hear. shall not need further. uu-
ih"riv than TIA" statute boots 90 pre-
vent people lIom coming int" irr stat.
Ion purposes that arr prohibited hy every
state !u th" Union
NiI"rn"r. General Eoswortnv eaiJ to-
cay lac hHt hrurd the lnanugvturut of the
iutil mad ~" $oiiott4 intention OF roiutu.. f.,
Arkansas L" pull IL OH but q, they shuuid
l' would nr"sevulo hem tu Ia, run cNt,nt
OF i'' l'" 'ih' IMPRESSION prevails
'h'"u~h"Gi ih.S community thai inc .sshi.
whit TAX" place at Hot springs. ind,peud
"hi "i TIA" ropuilr feeling against the
uIi@r ing
Others. hgwcyor. ,nlnk thnt it win
iai'" place a. Dallas. ana preparations
'or ia" entertainment oi the crowds are.
sun r'inE on at tust place Thoy h.hr,,
q age mas h,cn rcsort"d to ru stoi, on.
p"'iil"n IN r-A3s. ana the Hght manager.
i"ioi &" tie up Governor Gun. rso,,'s
names hy "m INJUNCTION AT The last mo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
FOR CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
Hey West Decorated In sInunr OF III,
FIRST attempt for Freedom.

Jncksouyilc Fla. Oci. 10 a Cable-
gram 40 the Times Union from Key
West, Fla. SAYS.
NcNc. in tie history of this city has
there been such enthusiasm as was dis
played to-day. the 29th anniversary ol
he first attempt for cuban indepen-
Joucr From one end ot the city to the
other business houses and private resi-
deUCv@ arr eailN decorated with AmCri-
can Hnd Cuban flags Many vessels in
IN harblr are also decorated with All
the huI ting available. As carly as &
o'clock the people were startled by
tho booming OF cannon, which contin,
ucd at intervals of few minutes all
day
Promptly at o'clock this morning
the American and Cuban flags were
hoistcd over thc city Hall Spcechc.
were made from the balcony by ~ assrs
i5cn. Mc!.cndou and Francisco Coma,
los. the band PLAYED tn" national airs
aud the spectators chccrod themselves
h"arsc. At the same ,imc, hut in Il
different part "t the city. the SANE.
ana Cuban naEs were hoistcd over the
county court house. The various Gu
ban clubs met at the san Carlos Hail
al $50 y. m. and were joined by the sev.
cial fire companies G.. y. r Corps, ana
sons Of Veterans. They formed n pro-
cess ion headed by the Key West Cornet
l'ann. and marched To the cemetery.
Here several patriotic speeches were
mao" 10y Misses ioYo and Padro. ana
MCsSrS Pogo. Satcrcs and Rrinas IN,
ceremonies finished. they marched bacl;
TO the Sancarlos Hall, where they dis
pcrscd.
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where WILL THEY GO
The Exact Location Of the tt-fitzSim-
mons Mill as Yet Mere Conjecture.
GOV. CLARK, OF MISSOURI, TALKS PLAIN.
W orktIcm Snid 80 Rte ~ Worh on An
tmpnithcr!rc ~. sct Springs
while Another Ncport say. 1hnt
thc fia:.t VIII occur in DmIIu.,--
t"rhcu Tuihs Of G"t Springs.

san Antonio. Ten. oct 10 Corbctt re
smmed his training at an carly hour this
'norninr' all the memh'ra of his party
having roturnod from Austin last night.
II Is then opinion that the county iu'rr
* scrldng to lind am uIietmrnt AGAINST
'orbe,t, Fiiasiinmuns ana stuart hut
th,y viii not diNui-" the uuiu" ot thc
questions asked them
Corbctt stated thpt u. is pIad the To
cation of ia" hIht ,as been settled. AS
FitHsrmuons cannot os,upc mc.tiu,; Tim.
He Says that tine l,ir irr viii -. s,lectco
to-duN
Corhe't viii continue his trarine ho..
and VIA nor l.Hv" for Hot Smiupa unt,!
a day "r TWO hricrc tn, uEht comes OH.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
COMM ODORE MAURY
Col, ". H. SteWart'S Tribute 10 the Great
Pathfinder of The Seas.
KINGS CHAMBER OF THE ATLANTIC COAST
a1is Predictions us tu The Future or
'ht~ Pori The Most important
Nnratiuc Position on The Atlantic
Coast Room to Float The Nn,ics
of The world.

Colonel w. II. Stewptd. of Ports
mouth. delivered his eloquent address
ON Commodore Mathew Fonian"
Maury last evening at the Christian
Memorial Temple, Bramblcton lie
WAS greeted 10y an intelligent ana
deeply Interested audience. and his, re-
marks were frequently applaudcd He
paid high tribute to the great Nircin-
IAN. whose name is world known and
whose fame is imperishabl bile Nlaury :
services and his wonderful discovery
We're presented bv a master min,i
whose eloquent and fcrvid language de-
m"nstratrd his devotion to his subject.
Ia his address Colonel Stewart. i'm al
ludinS To Nuriolk'S opportunities ANA
her prospects. said.
AS early as 1879 Maury urged "A
Sch"m" for establishing Southern com
'n"Ec" with HAMPTON Rouds as ,h,.
terminus on This side OF the, Atlantic.
Ocean. ana again ana again he u,..,i
Npun tn" people the necessity cf LAYING
holt al the unsurpassed natural ad-
Nai'iaSvS 50 as to build the greatest
commercial emporium oi the Atlantic
'I"- around this Kings Chamber in
ne b"SOm of Virginia.
New York. with inferior natural nd.
N"niar"s. hes surpassed our cities hv
INC S"a because. ut an early day mil
io"hS ahd canals were built To Connnr:
II win TN" tar West, At last the ,lny
~ commercial greatness seems ID, "a.
,.hWnihE upon us. for some great tl.unl,
Hr"S 'i railroads are here. ana ntbar,
.ne coming with traffic for tn. son
mes" ar" the agencies of power, ,nI
%InlN Tor this grand seaport
NhuiA said Naturally ANA L,tb Ia
d t'"tfHphical and military point ,,f
view. Nortulk. with HAMPTON i;nnIs -,
IN" mouth "i th"Sap"nk" Bay ns its
"W'i harh"r. and san Francisco. in
Si"" 'h" 'i"idrn Gate. in California, 40
'"iN' On" on III" Pacific tho oth.r ,,,
'h" NilHhtiC. the most important rro,.,-
'i!" positions that br within Tho j,.
mlnI"nS OF The United States, rbnv
can control tho entire ocean ft,uf -,
,hI country. East and West I5urb
u,t"S IN" commanding point ON its
own Siu". each has The finest harbnr n,,
'H t"AS'. ana each with the most CON
''''Nu' 'nsi"Ss and ceIeSs FOR Shirs.
- ~ Sal" from wind and w:IV,. as sh,.l.
t"r can make them Nor js ,cra,.
','h"r ever interrupted by th. rros,s
"i winter. In thr harbnr OF each tb.ra
- wafer ana room to berth MOI ,ui.
"' INC ShipS oi COmmrycc b,tt m 49,,
Nies of The world also '''' ''"- r.
Let these facts bv repcatcd ma -,
pt@teu. ana repeated to the ,a,,. ~,
oul merchants ana business men ~ ~.
ta' "i our farmers. to the rurs az am.
,,,"''Nl4"h' ;" that the Impressions nf
NiN"'E wisdom may inspirc ibar, tn
desires ''"" '''' -! MS
oh. for statesman To stand 49,. ,,.
NirEinia'S commcrciaI gr,atn,..' "' l"t
make the National Congress ii..,..,
.u' NYiIe "i MaulN for its dur. tn' NH.
grand harhor is a duty T.. ~ ... ms
can Hrrublic" ''''''' J.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
RICHMOND NEWS NOTES.
Eh" Chmnicr Divorce e'nsc and The
Good Rouds GUn.cntiou

Richmond. Va. oct lu-A Char
int ntt"sNiiis special I" the Dispatch says:
Ihc report that Mrs. Am"lie Rivcs
thitnlcr had trvu granted Il divorce was
i great surprise TO the people of char
l"ttesviilo and Albcrnurlc county. Mrs
Chnill"i has instituted no PROCEEDINGS
Tor divorce in the courts of AlbcInarIc
county. ANA IL Is doubtful If half a
dozen people In this section knew u
SUIT was pending anywhere. All that
iS Ennwh here about the reported dt-
wore" IS what appeared In til" rtapcrs
of to-day.
THE GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
rhc State Good Roads couycntiou
Ass uled In the Chamber of Commerce.
~ th;S city this morning ana held Two
sessions to-day. The convention Was
called To- order 10y Hon. f. T. Munrord
WHO mad" the opening address.
IN" other addresses of the morning
session were made 10y Hon. l.. a. IIar-
,lson, secretary of the New Jersey
Road Improvement Association who
Srukc upon tho topic. "rho Principles
ana oprial'ou uf the New Jersey Road
Law
Mnj"r James H. Doolcy ana colonel
y. ;. Ruford also made addresses.
The permanent officers of the conypn-
ion are President Orris A. Browne. of
N"rthamrton; ic'-prcHdcnt. James II
l)"uicN iIrnrlcu; j H. Wngutr. Roam
galloway Brown. Bedford, and SnmucI
fariar. Aususta: Secretary. q. RAY
mond Brown. richmond
IN" convention decided to present TO
tn" Legislator" som" practical plum
Tor tn" hcttormcnt OF the roads of the
state, aud appointed II committee con
SiSt'ns "i on" from each congressional
uiSlrict 10 draft plan and report to
the convention Tomorrow.
y MEETING OF uoRSt,NII3N.
There was an important meeting Of
prominent hnrsciucn at the Exchange
ilric hero this evening. ana the Vir-
ginin and North Cnroina racing cIrcul;
was Formed Among thosc present
were Mcssla. Morgan Treat. of West
f"ini' Nn w. +. Carver. OF Peters
burg NJ II. White. of Ilvrtrord. = e.:
j f., Wray of Keidsvillc. y G.; ". J..
i!laCk, ur Raleigh. and \. g. Danger
noli. of Culpcprr. va
MI George Med. Blake. ut this city.
Wits made temporary chairman. and
Nh i :. Urine, also OF Richmond.
WAS selected as temporary secretary. \
resolution providing fnr name and oD-
Jvct ~ th" orGa niZntiou was adopted.
aud a committee consisting of MrSsrs.
NJ T. Doyle, of l.ynchburg; J. f.. Wruy.
of RcidsVilc y. g.. John Mariner.
of Norfolk. W. J. carter. of Richmond:
aud Colonel W T.. Wlckhum. was ap-
pointed 10 correspond with the minor
ORGANIZATIONS in tho two States in
Viting them into Che association
m" forming of the organization
marks a neW era in h0rsc-raCmE in
North Carolina and Virginia
AKAgY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
At the annual meeting here tonight
OF tho Virginia division of tn" AssOcia-
ton of thc Army of Northern Virginia.
the Ora;ion was made y General elem
,.lf tf nt.i
,vH:, The "Sputh's Contribution to the
Greatness OF tn" American Union"
The old officers OF the association were
elected for the ensuing year ana after
the meeting. the annual banquet of the
association took place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
An Escaped con,icts rrai, of Crime.

Wilmington, y. c., oct IA special
10 the Star from MaXtou, Robeson coun-s
" reports That negro assaulted ana
outraged two white women and a
c"lurcd gir! Wednesday last ia few
miles from MaXtuu He first assaulted
the colorcd girl. and then went to the
farm of Mrs. Parish. a widow, and
learning there were no men on the
premises. entered the kitchen. where he
assaulted Miss Parish. and afterwards
found MIS- Parish in the house and as-
saultcd her The negro made his es-
cape. hu; parties are in search OF him
He is supposed To be an escaped convict
from South taroina named Mckim-
mon. who recently stole n team and q
bale of cotton in the upper part OF
EObCSun county.
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rhc Government GOTTEN crop ..cpor,

savannah. Ca. oct. ia Savannah
cotton statistician makes the following
statement respecting tn" Government
crop report issued to-day:
For the past six years the crop ave
RACES 100000 bales. The condition for
October l. for six years averages 7,3
tn" condition now is given AS col. which
Indicates crop Of $4,000 bales. sun
POSING acreage TO be up to average
5ut as acreage is less ana probably con
sidcrably less the present prospect is
Tor crop of not exceeding $500 600
bales. In addition frosta are much ear
iler this season than the average. which
Will tend To make the total smaller ihnu
the above indicated
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
\ ministcr's RccnlI Dcm,n,,.,

Colon. Colombia. Oct. 10 \ telegram
from boGota received here to-day saws
a iuhlic demand has been made ful the
recall oi Mr. J"nncl the British Min
ter at iokutu. because of th,. stuud
taken by him in connection with iur
clam of GG30.0o damages for P,ncn-
ard. McTag"rt ana l.uwth.r. i'm thu rail
road matter The German Government.
u says. VIII order the retirement OF Di
i.uhiSuu, ITS representative at Buroin
from N" board O! arbitration having
IN" claim of Pun'hard. McTagoit ANA
LowtheI under consideration
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
wonderful isnranius in Broker. s.;na
and Sizes Ina winter Neri,to ana
Al WOOL E'NsIprrn .aall

Think of ladies', pants, in small sizn.&
worth 81 and Sl.25, NOW 63c.: Jersey rif,ss
bed vests, worth 81, now csc: jersey ri5-
bed vests worth 50c.. now 35c: ribbed
vests. woth 25c., now 15c.
Children's vests and pants in osa
sizes, from Sc. l0c. and l2l5c; wool yeats,
ana pants, worth soc. now 25c.
Mems all wool and mereno veste n,,.3i
drawers, odd sizes, worth Il and sl.ys
now Csc. ~ ss9st-s'ss
Also n full line of regular goo,ss al
r. A. sAuNDHss Y Y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
Extra value in New Dress Goods ans,
Siikn.

Fancy weaves in all wool black goods
from 2oc. 10 Sl.j0; fancy effects I'm mo-
han and new weaves in colored dress
from l0c. to Sl.50 All wool serge In
black and colors from CSC. to $3.50
r. A. SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11

MY father took six bottles OF Hoods
Sarsaparllla last spring. aud we are very
grateful for its effects upon HIM" G.
Monroe, Straight Stone, Va