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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15

BEAUFORT. s. c.. January 1.-THE
yacht AImades has just left. bound south.
and will probably stop at Charleston. S.
G. The captain said he was bound for
savannah. where he would fit. and the
owners would come aboard. and then go
to the West Indies. He had coal sufficient
10 make Charleston. The crew numbered
about nine. All very quiet. Close observa-
ton failed TO disclose arms or cargo.
The yacht viii encounter head winds and
a heavy sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
The Surrender of MOrganfield.

Commonwealth 's-Attorney White has
written to Governor O'terrall from Gin
clnnati that Morganfeld had two wit
nesses by which he claimed that he could
prove an alibl, but tney did not appear,
having left for parts unknown. II he
takes an appeal IL Will be on the ground
that his discharge by the police has
ended the matter Mr White appears
satisfied that In any event Morganfeld
will be surrendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE Presi-
dent to-day nominated Thomas X. Smith,
Of New York. TO be Assistant Comm.s-
sioner OF Indian Affairs. vice Frank c.
Armstrong. resigned. and \. G. Ware
10 b. postmaster at West Point, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
The Treaty with Japan.

WASHINGTON. January H-In execu-
tive session this afternoon the Senate
agreed 60 take up the japanese treaty
next Friday afternoon. II ~ thought
that, owing to the absence OF any op-
position 70 this convention, 1t can BE-
noted on at this session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
Miss Stevenson's Condition,

ASHEViLLE. y. C.. January Ito
night il seems almost impossible that Miss
Stevenson can survive more than a day
or two at most. The latter part OF last
night her condition was very serious, and
tonight 1t Is not moro hopeful. DR.. Bat
tie is almost constantly in attendance
upon the sufferer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
Mrs Judge Watts DIes Suddcplv

CHARLESTON, S. c., January H-Mrs.
r. G. Watts. wife OF Judge Watts. OF the
Fourth Circuit. died suddenly yesterday
at her home "a; Cashs In this county.
She moved with her husband and children
TO her old home In this county a year
ago. soon after her husband was elected
Judge OF this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
Mission Work I'm Brazil.

Rev. Arthur Kinsolvlng, OF New York.
will lecture tonight at Grace church.
and tomorrow night at st. James church
on Episcopal Missions in Brazil The
lectures will be illustrated with a series
of fine stereopticon views. Mr.. Kinsolving
Is a brother OF the Episcopal missionary
OF that name now laboring In Brazil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
lIDypnte Trial pustpoueJ.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January IA
Owing to the illness Of one OF Captain
Howgate's attorneys the trial OF the
eX-army officer has been postponed until
MondaV. january 18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
General Ileth IInnrnxinD.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. January H.
al)-Gcneral Harry Heth is rest
ing easily tonight and there has been
a gradual Improvement in his condition
for the past tMenty-fonr hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
Failures In North Carolina.

WILMINGTON. n. c., January A.
The following failures were announced
to-day: McIver & Dairymple. dealers in
merchandise. Jonesboro'. y. c.; Frank
Cough, Lumberton. \. c.. A. T. Johnson,
Clinton, and ID. T. Morris. Naughn's,
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
Eanffx L. SucceaEful.

BUDAPEST, January li.-Baron Banffy
has succeeded in forming ministry, as
follows: Banffy, president; PercZel. In
terror: Lukaes, finance; Erdlyi. justice;
Fejerway. war; Daniel. commerce; Fes-
tetics. agriculture: Wlassltsch. education
and worship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
IN BETTER CONDITION.
The Old Dominion Track and tho Winners
TheraOn.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE Old
Dominion track was I'm better condition
to-day than 1t has been for several weeks.
All the races were run on the circular
track. The first and third were made
four furlongs to avoid the turn. FL Tele-
grafo, the winner OF the irst race. and
his owner. +. Curry. were rulec of the
track, as II was claimed that his horse
had received the dope"
First race-four furlongs-El Telegrafo
(5 to u won. Intimidad second. Lake Su-
perior third. Time. 63.
Second race--six and q quarter fur
iongs-Pickaway Is TO ID won, vagabond
second. Kentucky Lady third. Time.
l:8.
Third race-four furiougs-Whelost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
Movement, a. IN yyar.Ships.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE De
trolt has arrived at Alden ana the New
York al Hampton Roads. The Monterey
left Port Townsend for Port Angeles and
the Montgomery left Pensacola for Mo-
lile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
Count Herbert Not for Washington.

BERLIN. January 1.-THE report that
Count Herbert bismarck has been ap-
pointed German Ambassador to Washing
ton is denied upon authority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15

Rev. J. l.. NJ. Curry. u. d.. Of Rich
mond, Va, one Of the best-known divines
In the State. has seen the efycts OF Qura-
,ol In bad cases Of eczema. Ask him
what he thinks Of QuratoL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15

Whsn Baby W. ack. ~ ssvs hsr csseseA
When de vas Child. shs cried To- oassosia
When shs became MiA he eluns 70 caaoriA
When shs had CAildrsn. ~ esvstAan csaeceA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15

Ne Sam Ryuspy can b hsa tos couehe 40
Colds. o. any tresbis u 0e tnroas 49,
Browns Broashial TsoehsAs Is''s - ssese
oe,a enly b bo1ss,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
THE MISSISSIPPI SOLID.
II IL Frozen from Bank to Bank ut
Iouis.

Louis.
ST. LOUIS. MO, January 1.-THE river
at this point is frozen solid from shore 10
shore. and steamboat traffic Is blocked.
Floating ice is piling In gorge a few
miles above the city. and should the cold
wave continue for several days II Is
feared considerable damage Will be done
to boats and levae property when the
gorge breaks. Fortunately. nearly all the
valuable steamers were taken south De-
fore the cold weather set in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15

Richmond Arrivals ut New Ysrk HotsiA
NEW YORK. January n.-(SpsciaLe y
J. Il. Harding. Bartholdi: ~. .. weoo'
Astor: f. A. Perry. Savoy: II. w. Roun-
tree, Broadway Central
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i know" he continued. "thut II is Ut
t'fiy impossible for Us to legislate unless
these rules are changed" and he refer
rel coniemptguusly 10 'the exhibition
which the senator from Maryland made
to-day. turning around 10 hts Rcpubli.
can friends aud appealing 20 them, ir
a titeous manner. TO come and save this
sidr ~ The chamber. daughter in the
gaileriesJ
Il do not" ALr. Iill continued. "join
IN any such appeal would appeal
rather 10 our own friends here--if We
are IN the majority. The appeal Of the
scnaior VIII be IN vain. Our friends on
M other side opposed the tariff-reform
bili and they DO not propose 10 help us
out Cf our difficulties That is natural.
The patriotic appeal which the Senator
made to them will not nnd any response
en that side Of tnc chamber.
In The further course OF his remarks
MI. iiill referred 10 a recent Democratic
senatorial caucus. and said that II had
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
lArprorel March $. lsgl.l

l.. l;csoiv,d Ey the Hot &c of Deles ties rnLs 81 to
I majority OF the mcmb,rs . cctci 10 Gael, CT Tho
lwohomsss NJ c iugth rc,oi lnc olluwln amio d..
iicmt 10 th t,ns' tuition 81 Nirs ria be-. an il
hereby %pTnposel, Il Il T. h. e , ici.rred 10 tbs
General Asscmhll 10 hc CI,s,n at the next gen-
c'al election OF S,na.u ) un mcmbela ~ the
Nodsc 81 Drlrta 90 ior us g.. C rrcncr in ron f1rn,-
ity with tnc J. DIVISIONS vi sc-tiun enc If anti IL
I've OF said Constitution, nam Is, strike out
no" tue Con'Ilt" i'. OF Virgin - tn NTH clau O
OF article ton. whis ii is iu tlc i~ulow.ng We. ds:
See. .. The Genera Assembly NAV lew aiax nat
exceeding Que Il Lar per aEnum OH every ulalo
citizen VINO la, al'ai Ell the age OF twenty-o .
year wnlch shall 10" ppi.td exclusively IN nd OF
putlic igc" cl"uS; and counties ami curpOraiiors
shat ave power To Impose Il cil ia ion tax, not es,
'rrdin- hity rtn's pr anuuIu. OF a pIrpo e..
And insert in lie hereof the fuIluN ip;a
Sc. r. The General Assembly may w n tar n,t
exc 'otis o Q dollar per aunum on very male
cIt'Pe. Who Inn atia.m,d the u.e o. twonty-one
ycais, VII ca shall he applied * su,ivcly in aid of
70 ! 'ea S'h""is, am c'"ItIes ma c2rporaiiOnu
sha'i iaNc power to iinpo-c a capt a;ipi tax. not
a'd The Gan al y ser,Gly MAY impose npon ev, ry
male inhabitunt # Ito State b.S cen tile uIe, uf
'iSir u and siNiy ytsr', The duty o. working, not
* &c uns Two DAY IN any one year. upon the puh-
4 r"ai, 'i,d highways therein, subject. F, ow.yer.
10 rntii oN' ii' i'hs lronStd duty as May b. FROM
iIirc - tine prescribed hv law.
'.!csolvcd, That Tie Clerk OF tie Se,a.o or tho
Clerk OF the House oi Delegates, or. if Il vacancy
happen in both OF "a Il offices, the presiding officer
OF either hcuse Of the General As.enib Y, be author
IL ii and required TO cause Tia proposed amend-
i"cht aud these resolutions to he Published in one
newspaper published in each OF The cities Of tho
commonwealth having mo c than ion ihousand
inii"hitnnts. once 4 week Tor three Ton e utiye
month, previous 10 the lime of choosing the men,
bers of the General Assembly at the next general
e cctio" of Senators and mIemb, rs OF the House OF
Dee yates.
e. s...~. MI. a - LIS 80
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HER REASON RETURNED.
~ Story rs remarkable NV 81 In
Strange.

y story about the return of II young
ladN's reason through an accident.
which would have resulted i'll death in
almost any similar case. Is going tn
rounds in this city at the present time
ana was told to II NirEinian man yes
'cTiaN.
rms remarkable story Is to the Of
'rNt th3t q few lights ago when Il
'taln over The Scahoard Air Line reach
rd Charlotte. y. G.. among the passcn-
GERS IN waiting were IA young lady.
WHO'S" mind was d%cfcctivc. II her
nurse. who wcrc ON their way 10 an
asylum. where th" young lady W; =
'" Hhd'rSo treatment. \ section in {.
S!l''lci vas secured aud N pair re
'lrt". but before thoy had hcrn lying
IN thrii ht'ils many minutes the nurse
hchrd "a noise aud looking about saw!
nr' paii"ui juinr from II window Of
t'c last m"rn,us train.
An alarm was given and the tram
na'N'd I" iiud tn" manplcd corpse of
!n" y"une lady. hut instead OF th,s
,heN found her apparently unhur, ant
h'l I''s"" restored. II ia said she nt
one recognized her nurse for tho fist
t'iic IN I"ur months rho story is soiu
|" ne NoGch"d Ion 10y an Official of The
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
ELIZABETH CITY, NC.

Elizabeth city, y. G.. oct. II
tSpcciaD.-A small blorcd boy was
tried before the Mayor this mornig for
tn" larceny OF a gun. The gun was
found and delivered To the Iowncr
and the boy committed to Jail in de
fault OF bail
Mr. W G. Fcrrcbec. one of the most
prominent citizens OF Camden couuly.
and vel known in Elizabeth city.
died yesterday.
The Southern Mocking Bird" gave
Il concert at the Courthouse last night.
pr Iol.n Il. Grisgs Yesterday sold
hi" interest in the lease of the opera
House. Mir. G.. NJ. Ovcrman, the othcr
lessee. viii rctain his interest ana
act i'm conjunction with the gentlemen
who bought out Dr. Griggs.
Miss Louisa Aydellc in "a Trip to
tn" Circus. will appear hero on
Thursday night OF ext week. the
company is a large one. ana c|arries
it's " orchestra. Press IL
places where they have performed
speak very highly Of them. Reserved
seats for the performances will hc on
sale at Louis Sclie's icwclry store, bc-
ginning Monday. The Company de-
serves ~ viii undoubtedly have a
large audience.
The Freely Time" Company ar
rived on tho 1880 train from Norfolk.
II viii appear in the opera House
Tonight in that piece.
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%EDENTON, N. c.

Edcutou. \. c.. oct. 1T-Spcclall-
The Edcntou Band has been employed
TO play for tho Fair ana is practicing
nightly.
Mr. z !. Hriuklcy is having the front
OF Eia store painted.
pr. W X Cap"hart, president of the
RAN, is Ia town this week in the inter
est ui The same.
MIR. H. IL Page died Wednesday af-
tcrnUon after sceral days illness.
Mi rage was Il Mason, cashier OF
the flank OF %Edcnton, and member of
s. i,aula Church, and was much
liked by all who knew him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
MINOR Oi9FENSES.
Cnnri.

The following cases were tried before
Judge lianckel in the Corporation Court
yesterday:
John Gibbs. colored, felomiously cut
tng Maggie Gibbs: found guilty and
sentenced to five days in jail ana s.,
fine.
Andrew S Martin KS. John T. Bolton.
motion Tor an execution to recover $2S.0S
costs in Il chancery suit. execution OF
dcrcd issued.
Thomas Mackcy. colored. grand lar
ccny OF a lot of metal form W. 4. An
dcrson: not guilty.
The bar-rcom license OF the Imperial
saloon, No. l7& Main street. was trans
fcrred to w. f. Thompson and j. W.
A,aiony. to do business at the same
place.
Spencer FELTON,. colorcd, fcloniously
cutting Kichard f. Moss; taken under
adViscIncnt.
Annie Mills. colored. burglarizing he
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

The annual meeting of ,hc managers
Of the Jackson ~GrphauAsylum vs. h,il
in tn" lecture room OF 50 I.lNc's 4 H.
Church last night at : O'clock, Cen. Il l..
rag" presided. viii Can't 3d. T. Loyal
ans Secretary. Rev. q : Hurtrn. u. u
and Kcv. y : Lloyd were present
The plans for TN" nest year and th.
i6Ca of "a housc-lo-hotls" Subscription
Were discussed. The latter in addition To-
the church cuuoctinus
tn. trcHsurrr'S t'nu.t showed Cd bal
anc" OF 50 on hand, over ana above AN
rNnouscs
The annual ASYLUM service will ho held
on Sunday. IN" 9th instant,
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Nnrrisgc ]T.iccnsc..
USEM ENTS.

coItiNNE.-Corinnc and her mpn
rercatod the operatic nf
iivhhrick hudson at the Academy vrs-
t'futE afternoon II evening. bcrnr,,
wei pleased audiences. The nirhts
performance closed the engagement.
H., liiH MDGNTEBANN X. TIN story
OF "Thr Mountohank." tho plny an
l.ck NdrGc auG his contrary -, m,
Academy of Music next MouIny uisht
u q most interesting one. ana deals
WIN the trial and tribulations of a
MahotiihG mo~unteiauk named Rel
phceOr. WHO is w.dlcd unkuown IA
hln'SeI!, I" tho daughter of "a rich and
p,vW'I'ul h"hl""1an Ui France. Bel
hhoEor has reached a happy STAG. of
W'Iti"d life and is blessed with two
rh"di"n. wh"n u Villain am"d I.nvor-
"ni"S appears upon tn" seen" and tries
10 n'"uCc TN" mountchauk's wife to
t"Sert hlm N bccomp a child Of
l'rtun" ne luxury in the home of
her rich parent. vi first the wirc's
H'NHllNn Is strong enough t. with
'3Nn III" temptation. bat wl.u hard
.Ihl"S com" ~ In" mnuutchauk's
babe Is dying for the want az proper
r'rc and rourishmcnI. the mothers
I"N" oNcryHW"s tn" wifoly devotion
ana sh" Ni"lis. Tho poor deserted
mountelault is overcome with grief
AT her 6cscrtion of him. but resolves
to una her ag9in and he searches all
over France until at last he succeeds.
Assuming the disguise of a nohlemau
he" enters her fathers house. ANA ucrs
the part Of q gentleman SO well that he
i'cciV"S every ono. even his wife. Al
last h" disrlosns himself. ana after n
series of complications. which at one
tim" threaten even the r~uount"hauE's
l.'", oN'rNthiua is smoothed out and
the mountchani ana his children are
unite. With fEt wife md nathan n,.l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

Decd Of Bnrsnin and sale.

tobcr J. Ringwal,. of Philadelphia.
TO Alice Smith. of Norfolk. lot of land
IN me city of Norfolk numbering nine
III block five. on the Norfolk Company'S
map consideration s.. 100.
Ihc Norfolk Company To Claude w.
Northern. two lots Of land numbered
lorty n i~orty-onc in block seven. on
me Norfolk Compnny's map. in Il city
u Norl"ik consideration 500 and other
Naluabl consideration.
Robert j. Ringwalt. Of Philadelphia.
10 Claude w. Northern. two lots OF
iahd numbered forty and forty-onc in
olock seven on the Norfolk Company's
ton. S..lOO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
I'M BERKLEY

Mr. .Nlvah II. Martin. clerk OF Nor
l"ik COUNT Court, left last night
for New York city.
MIR. William Kline and his two sis
t"rs, Misses clara and Lizzie. lcft yes
i"rday morning for Atlanta. Ga. to
attend he Exposition.
the regular quarterly concert will be-
hcld nj i Main Street Christian
Church tonight.
y hurleEquc annexation" entertain
mcni was tivcn last night at Wash
int;nu street Han under tho auspices
of the ladies of the Main Street Chris
Tim Chmrch.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

The Baltimore Sun of yesterday
had the following ~. l.. clayton x
Co. snip brokers. Yesterday received
a letter from Captain Layton. of tn.
schooner lcuuio Van. which has ar
rived at Martinique, from Nurfplk.
Va. In his letter Captain Layton
states that he saw a sea serpent ON
the oya@c in latitude 81 degrees ~
minutes and longitude So degrees y
minutes. lie Describes the SERPENT as
being dfty feet long. with a pink body
and q black head that Was as large MS
a mnlnseNs ~hnEshead."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
ATLANTA EXPOSITION NOTES.
ou" Cent "a vile Rntr. Tn" piRrrcn.
INDY EsE@MmiZnt!nm>.

Atlanta, Ga.. oct. ia COM
mit:cr of general passenger
agents who are hero announced
that % cent Il mile rate will begin to
Atlanta from the ohio river and points
beyond. AmoEE The passenger traffic
Wcu here are Il. g.. Edwards. Of the
&. II. and -. The committee cnmc To
Investigate Tia" charges uI ],Xturlion.
Tn" members viii rcpor, that the
charges are unfouudod ana tha the
exposition is %comr!Dtc. Special OK
cursiuns for school children will bc run
from Cincinnati M points on the
Big Fuur.
Tho Daughters Of tho American
Rnolution held 4 meeting in tho Wn-
mans Building to-day. The visiting
chapters wrr" given Il reception 10y
the Atlanta chapter.
The National Woman's Suffrage AS
s|ocition held "a conference in tn" Wo-
maus' Building to-day. Addresses
w"r, made hy Mrs Virginia Clay Clap
tom. uf Alabama; Mrs. Rachael Foster
Avery, Elleu Gardner. Mrs. Virginia -.
Young, of South Carolina; Mrs. VIII
liam Howard Dui2osc. of Georgia.
and Mrs. Mary Mcl.cndon. of Georgia.
The National womans' christian
Temperance Union threaten to hold
their annual convention somewhere
else If hui fights AZ allowed in At
lauta.
The National Road Parliament met
to-day Ex-Governor l'GIlrr. of Yer
mont was elected president.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,

Chap. s4s--A JOINT RESOLUTION pro-
posing an Amendment to the Fifth
Section o. Article Ter OF the Go nsti-
tuition o! Virginia, and providing FOR
publishing saiG Anne 'drncnt md cer-
flying the same to the next General
Assembly. !.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
richi ON Mnir Stree,

Two ~wel-knoWn citizens became in
Nulvo.! in a difficulty on Main street
last night II ore was Knocked down.
Both Vera carried 10 the station house
where they had another war of words
They gave hall for their appearance 1t.
court this morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
10 Prevent Isydr0phobin.

Sew York, oct. l1-Charles Andrews,
!, years old, Of Jackson. ca. who was
hiitcn by Il pet dog at his home on Oc-
tohcr l4th, was brought to Pastcur In
stitutc to take tn" preventive treatment
for h~ydrophobia. The boy has two
slight Wounds or bis left cheek, but are
not considered serious.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

\ GOOD MAN WANTED wil, monty
as Il partner to increase facilities In 4
Notwithstanding a!"c.;lty. N"il ,+,Hl'-
llshed. y plenty of work. uu uuIr~i-
ton; d RAJ" chance" tor the right nan.
For particulars. address ur call @t fac
torn. j. H.. WINSTON. Manager Nir-
bIula l'Grquct Flooring Co'Erany. s..
Princess Anne avenue. Norfolk, VA.
uciG-Jt"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
Special, 10 atlanta Exposition.

To accommodate persons desiring to
attend the Exposition ON Virginia Day.
October 22d. the Norfolk ana Carolina
Railroad win sell round-trip tickets
October 10Th and 2lst. good for ten DAYS.
ut Sl2G0. Quick ti:nc and good service.
j. "A. NEUYERAUER.
81. Pass. Ag't. 90 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
IN ALL CITY COURTS
Justice Burroughs Resumes the Bench and
Has an Interesting Docket
A PAWEBROgER FAXED BY FAKiR
Who Secures IL I.Onn of s2O on u Rim.
Worth as Many Cents A Row
Among Nciahbors Gives Employ
mcut to Three E.nMycrs-Mnny
Minor Cases in Court.

Justice Burroughs returned to his seat
in the Police Court yesterday and after
greeting the court officers and law
ycrs in his usually happy manner. took
up the large and important docket hat
awaited him
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. luc:t ana travel
ing. to handle own oils ON commission
in connection with other FOODS: good
inducement to right party. Address the
ZONE OIL co. cleveland. -. Ucli-.t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

/" y. Monroe, the African wonder. a
liNin" man turning {" stone. Will be on
exhibition here all next week. oclS-2ts
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HELP WANTED.

SHIP CAULh!c I:S WANTEn-Two large
water tanits to CaElls. transportation
furnished both WAYS. For particulars
address, g. -. EPES, Grove. Va. y. Y
w l.. Il. ~uclS-lt'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

WANTED DRESS MARKING Miss
Whibhe. late of Wushir.tuu. cau&blc
at home or Will so out by the dag. Pop
Queen street. oCi"-tT'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

over 500 people fitted with glasses in
Norfolk by DIR. Week. and no COM
plants. f. II. GALE. lj2 Main st.