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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

is that the decision is a death blow to
the Southern hallway and Steamship
Association. The action was III reality
TO determine how fur the courts would
sustain the organization enforcing II
boycott, aud by o.dny's decision taking
away most of the associations power,
besides establishing legal precedent
which may be- used against traffic asso
cations throughout the country, it is
certain that the boycott of the Seaboard
AIR Line has been killed"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17
PERSONALS.

Mr.. A. Lawrence Harwel. OF goo
Clay avenue. has accepted position
with the Iidewater leo Company.
AIR. W. j. Carter, OF Pi,tsburc. Pr.
is Oh visit to MIR. f.. b. Morton, no
Jamison avenue.
There will be grand sacred concert
at Mckendreo to morrow night for the
benefit OF the carpet fund under the
auspices of the Ladies' Enterprise
Society. Fine taleat engaged on music
programme.
y happy marriage came off last night
NJ $50 O'Clock, TT the residence OF Mr.
>. W. and Mrs. \. l.. Goodwin, BOY
Bran bletou avenue, tine con,rnctinr
parties being Mir. Willie q. Arlington
and their daughter, Miss Essie9 Y
Goodwin. Rev w. +. Watson per.
formed the solemn ceremony while the
couple stood under two united hearts
pierced with Cupid's arrow Mossrs II.
NJ. Ambrose and &. Shelley were
nshers. The following are the names
OF the attendants: NJ. II. Z. Goruto.
best man, with Miss Martha G. airing.
ton maid OF honor; Mir, Starke Barclay
with Miss Saliie Bland, of Edenton, N.
o.; MIR. Emmei Bnkcr with Miss Adele
Hill, aud Mr.. Il. l.. Chapman with Miss
Cornelia harreli. The bride was
dressed IN white satin with chiffon
trimmings, and she held bouquet of
calin illies and white hyacinths. The
bridesmaids wore white orgnndie with
satin trimmings. Many beautiful pre-.
sents were received and delightful
reception was enjoyed by the friends Of
tho young couple.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

The greatest variety and largest stock
OF SOLID sterling silver ware is to be
found at g. L. Greenwood " Bros. I5S
Main street, who are constantly receiv-
ing new goods necessitated by a large
and increasing patronage. For good
work, bes. goods at lowest prices and
The latest novelties. call on the old re.
liable Casket.'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17
NORFOLK BRIEFS.

of Current Happenings.
RfRain expected to-day.
The steam pilot boat Relief is in
port.
The John S. Barbour Club held n
meeting last night.
There was lnrge but uuimpor tant
docket in the Police Court Yesterday.
During the month of March there
wore 81 births aud 81 deaths in Nor.
folk.
The mother of Mr.. Frank l.. Slade
died in Boston Monday. He is in that
city attending the funeral.
The County Democratic Nominating
Convention meets at Leener's Hall,
Huntcrsvllle, ut noon TO day.
The cautnta of BelshuHHar will be re-
pented here on May Il for benefit of
the Masonic Home. Richmond.
Contractor May has about forty men
Mt Ocean View on the carpentcrs' work
OF the proposed improvements there.
All who are to take part in the "Old
Maids Conventions" also the drill, will
meet at the Y. NJ. q. a. this afternoon
at 80 O'Clock.
A party of young ladies and gentle
men, chaperoned by Mrs. j. w. Nor
ris. went to Lam bert's Point Yesterday
The steamboat INSPECTORS have ra
ceived the official report of the str,ud
ing of the two Atlantic and Danyllle
railroad barges, and will Investigate
the matter.
deed was recorded yesterday from
ID. L. Hyslop To FANNIE DAVIS, lot
and appurtcnnnces on the south side
OF Iunstall avenue, near Coke avenue: :
consideration. SSl3 40
suit was eutorcd IN tho Court of
Law and Chancery yesterday by the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company vs.. the Consolidated Com
press Company of Norfolk.
The band concerts III tho Nnvy.yard
Park Will commence to-day aud will be
given every weekday except TUESDAYS.
For the present and until further no.
tee. they will commence ut i: 30.
The British steamship Aros. which
was picked oil Portland Point Inv the
Merrett Wrecking Company's steamer
i. W. Jones. on March 3lst, and towcd
to kingston, arrived here Monday
afternoon IN tow OF the tug Jones.
MIR. and Mrs. James +. Tal.nferro. of
Jacksonville, Ella. have given beauti
inl memorial window to st. l,uke's l..
4. Church IN memory of the late Mrs.
amy d. tallalerro, daughter of the
late VIM. j. Hardy, of this city, and
wife OF tho late II on. Warren L. Talia.
| ferro.
The Great Bridge Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
who have fitted up room handsomely
Ia the residence of Mrs. IL. \. PAGE,
CRANKY street, held reception lnst
night and had as their guests the
Chapters Advisory Board aud their
wives. Interesting papers were read,
The twenty ninth annual session o.
the Virginia Conference OF the Secon
Episcopal District OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church will h,
hcid at 81. Johns Church, this CITY
today. The district embraces Norll
Carolina, Virginia, the District of Co
lnmbln, Maryland and Kentucky. /
is thought that Bishops Grant, OF Cieor
g!a; Wevmap, OF Baltimore, and Il az
ner, OF Phiadeipnia, will be present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

The funeral OF Miss Salle Jones, who
died ut her homo on Chapel street
monday, aged 50 years, took place yes
ierdaY AFTERNOON ut 1 O'Clock from the
treemason street Baptist Church and
was conducted by Rev. Nj. Il. Wharton.
ID. u. The interment was in Eimwoud.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

Judge l1anckel has granted charter
to the l.. Hoffman X Son company. for
the purpose of conducting the whole.
sale tobacco business. The capital
shall not lie less than $1,000, or moro
thnn $4,000. The following are the
officers; Willis Morris, president; b.
j. LowenberE, vice president; Albert
Hoffman. secretary and treasurer; G..
Hoffman. j. Is. Lowenberg, II. Dan.
heiser, Willis Morris and b. j. Loweu.
berg, directors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17
BRAN BlETON.

met idst nlgHt, with Mr.. BasSett III the
chair, and other members present rs
follows Benham, Bunting, Lewis,
Mason, Outten, Whitehurst. Sterling.
MIR. Lewis, OF Street Commissioners
reported work done at the corner of
Corprow and sIGltby avenues us pro.
vided ut last meeting.
Mr.. Outton reported bad condition
OF Clay avenue between Brown and
Lovitt and of Brown east of Reeves,
aud at intersection Of Park and Will
loughby avenues.
On motion the matter was referred
to the street commissioners.
MIR. Benbam reported the bad shape
vi the railroad crossing on HigLlnud
avenue, and made motion that the
Norfolk and Western Railroad authori.
ties be requested to replapk this cross
ing.
On motion Of MIR. Bunting, the Sec.
rotary was instructed to communicate
with the proper authorities for the APP
pointment OF substitute policeman,
whenever one of the regulars is sick in
the ward
Mr. Bassett reported TINT the archi-
tect and the School Committee had
certified to work Oh Tue new school
building. emitting the contractors to
the third payment on work,
considerable discussion grew out of
the matter of having intersections of
improved streets paved, after which
AIR. Mason made Il motion that the
work be done with the best Norfolk
brick with two inches of sharp sand,
anu the work awarded to the lowest
bidder, with these conditions accepted,
otherwise. TO the next lowest The
BIDS, eleven IN number. ranged from
. cents to 81 cents per square yard.
MT. V. Is. Perry was lowest and Mr..
w. >. Scho.ield next. 40 cents.
BY an action of the Board it was
provided that the Finance Committee
make estimate of cost of paving tho
streets OF Brsmbleton.
On motion of MIR. Bunting, it was
ordered that the property owners be
notified to pave IN front of their prem
ises by LIST OF June, otherwise by the
ward 1T the expense OF property
owners.
MIR. barclay was present and spok @
III ihvor OF u petition of the property
owners on Clay avenue, between Clal
borne and Hamlip avenues, for city
water, which the bourd granted
On motion OF MIR. bunting, it was
ordered that the secretary correspond
with the Council to set apart money to
do the work at once, Mr.. Barclay agree.
lug To pay $50 towards the work.
On motion OF MIR. Mason, it was or
dered that Water Board be asked to
furnish wnter or Reservoir avenue with
SIN Inch pipes. funds having already
been set aside for this purpose. 1t was
provided that lire plugs be properly
located on the main.
1t WAS ordered that the Street In
spector give property owners on all i'm
proved streets ten days notice to abute
nuisauces rs to cutters.
The contract 10 establish stone gut.
ter at the corner OF Railroad and High
land avenues be awarded to the lowest
bidder, Messrs. Sands X Lawson, at
$40, supervision OF the work being as.
aigued 20 Mr.. bunting
Other matters Of no great Importance
being transacted aud properly approved
bills allowed the Board adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17
asnN. sEny. sQnr.

Choice Michigan Hay i'll lots to suit
the trade cheap. ID. L. REID ~ Bro,
aplO D& Win 800 and go Church ST.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

MINIATURE ALgAShC-Sun rises. @ %; sun sos
gil. High wafer. 3i4 and i:iO a. IN low water
1906 aud 1873 u. M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17
Cempbell's Easter oflering.

IIy Murray's dinners and breakfasts
Doc. each. They are the best in the
state; 81 Roanoke avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

Have yonr thoughts turned toward
spring underwear? II so take q look at
our nneqnalled line before buying,
Nichols d Wallace, 169 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

Remembe, us when buying your
spring suit, par excellence III fl and
workmanship. Nichols &Wallace, lG9
Mum street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

LOOK III our window and see the line
OF sterling silver novelties for only
OOc, at Chapman a ,Jakuman's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17
WE ,'rEsEIs I,EPOItl'.
Forecast Tor To-day.
MA.rIsnrnx u e a.

WAsEISGToS. D. G.. April II, 1895.
For Virginia: Rain; warmer in eist-
pblu ern portion; eastetly winds, Increasing
lEIli III force.
For North Care ma: Rain; warmer:
easterly winds, increasing in furc-.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17
ELltCTlON OFFICEKS,

Grice Commandery No. lG, knights
Templar, have elected the following
officers ELIAS l. Guy, eminent com.
mnnder; L j Nottingham, generallssi.
mo; j + Williams, captain general;
John Walters, excellent preiate; q Is
Maynard, senior Warden; w L Core.
Junior warden; 5 = Moore, recorder {;
Il i Roberts, treasurer; Walter Ed
mouds, standard bearer; G NJ Noting.
ham. sword. bearer NJ Moore, warder
X w Petit. sentinel
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

The Bed Bng Poison sold at Bnr.
rows drug store. Warranted the
stronRest article made. Only % cents
a pint. a brush gwen to apply it. One
OF our hotel men says: 1T knocks them
silly. | would not be without it,"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

or medicinal agents is gradually
reiegatin2 the oidtime herbs, pills
draugh;s and vegetable extracts to the
rear aud bringing into general use the
pleasant aud effective liquid laxative
Syrup of Figs. 70 get the true rene.
dy SEQ that IT Is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only. For
sale by al! leading druggists.
Frank IL. Gales add will be of inter.
est TO Won, Look for IT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

Several cars en- route; must be sold
also some on track here. ii. e. Owens
30 Wafer street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

We nave large assortment of Scotch
shitihes that are very stylish for
spring, Nichols y Wallace, 1863 Main
streeA =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

See our line of Manhattan negiigee
skirts. they are second to none.
Nichols Il Wallace, AGO Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

The following vestrymcn of Episco.
pal Churches, III addition to those nj
ready mentioned, have been elected:
st Luke's- Col Il d Starke, Judge
L ) Garnctt, W Hunter, j Ohm O Iay.
lor. Barton Myers. Il y Dobic, a II
Sentcs, DR. Kirkland Ruilin, Capt w q
White, William b Newton, X Z lay.
Tor, Jr., Il T. Thompson.
=, st Peter's-J j Dudley, Thomas
Townsend. Il Ontton. j 5 Addison,
George W Wright, Il O Ayres. Is
Ferr"tt, G j Jones, w ID Soutnnll, Il
ID HcyI. ID Q Worthington. j l. Cole.
Grace Church-S q Johnston. Sr. l.
Jessup, Jr, NJ White. i NJ Johnston,
Robinson; Wardens-L Jcssup, Sr.
+ NJ Johnston, Jr; Treasurer, j NJ
White; Registrar. a Wright.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17
SPECIAL BARGAINS
DRY GOODS !!

Just received, a new line
OF Dress Goods, pretty ef-
tects, at IOc, worth I2Lc.
Double width Plaid Dress
Goods at Sc, very cheap.
Crcton, in 1 to 10 yard
lengths, at SC a yard, worth
IOc.
White Goods. in stripes and
plaids, at sc yard, worth &c.
Lawns and Dress Calicocs.
in to 10 yard lengths. at &C,
Shifting Calicocs, at SC; Tn
blcachcd Cotton, at &C, and
many other bargains which
we cannot specify in this
limited space.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-17

% s;I,.

INONS-At the residence Of her SON. Mr.,
Samuel w. Lyons, Water Front. Berkeley,
Va. April 1dth. 1898. 1875 y. M. Mrs
SOPHIA WALKER Lyons, beloved wife OF
Mr.. VIM. II. Lyons. agei ~ years.
The funeral service. will take pa. G at the
Ierklev Avenue Baptist Church TO-MON-
ROW, Crhurstay) AFTERNOON. att O'clock
Friends and ac iuain,ances are respectfully
invited to attend
Ledger and Star copy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-31
Within The Shining Portals.

Little Wallace, infant son OF DIR.
and Mrs. J. W. Givens, is dead. He
departed this life Sunday morning at
] o'clock, August 25th.
Brief as was ths span of his little
life, he had won the hearts and in.
spired the hopes of his parents, and
his death brought to them the keenest
grief. But il is we'll with the child.
God knows best; He is too wise to err
and too good to do wrong. Little
Wallace has passed within the shining
portals which open to the Masters
loved ones over the sea. The sincere
sympathies OF the entire community
go out to the family in their sad hour
OF affllction.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-31

Rev. J. NJ. Wilder, for three years
past. pastor of the Methodist church
at Blackfoot, has, by recent appoint
ment OF the presiding bishop, been
stationed at Caldwell.
During bis three years pastorate at
Blackfoot Mr.. Wilder and family made
many friends who will follow them
with their best wishes wherever he
may be sent in discharge OF his min.
isterisl duties Mr.. Wilder is a faith.
ful and earnest worker in His Mas.
ter's Vineyard, and the church at
is fortunate IN securing him
for the present conference year
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-31

The most enjoyable lawn social of
all the season was given at Mrs. F. S.
Dietrich's last Tuesday evening. A
large crowd attended and everybody
lad good time.
Mr. Geddes, a large farmer aud
fruit grower OF Plain City, Utah, has
been in Blackfoot and vicinity several
days this week visiting his daughters.
Mr. Geddes was so well pleased with
the country on the West Side that he
expects to return as soon as he can
arrange his business 10 Utah and
make his permanent home with us.
A new line of Glassware and a new
and beautiful line OF Tumtlers, very
cheap, at BIethan's.
A barber shop at Idaho Falls was
ourglarized a few nights ago and rob
he'd OF s75 worth of goods. Sheriff
keifer and Deputy Dan Raymond ar.
rested the burglar and turned him
over to the proper authorities for a
preliminary examination. Tuesday
night he and two other prisoners dug
Jut Of the Idaho Falls Jail and made
-heir escape. Wednesday the Sheriff
md Deputy took them in again, and
hey are now safe in the Blackfoot
all
Don't forget Biethan's Groceries
ire a new and complete stock, and he
will deliver goods TO any part Of town.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-31
The Moons Eelipse.

On Tuesday night, September Sd
the moon will be totally eclipsed fol
the second time this year, and the
phenomenon will be visible from all
parts Of the United States. The
shadow of the earth will first touch
the edge of the moon a few seconds
before ten O'Clock, Eastern standard
time, and six and half minutes after
midnight the moons face will be
completely covered.
II must not be assumed. however
that the moon will disappear in the
shadow; on the contrary, it may be
expected to show its face plainly all
through the eclipse, but shining with
dull red or copper color instead of
its customary dazzling silver hue.
The reason why the moon does not
become invisible in the shadow of the
earth is because our globe is surround
ed with a deep atmosphere which
Possessef the property of bending. or,
as it is called, refracting, the rays Of
sunlight that enter it, and enough
light is thus bent round the edge of
the globe to produce considerable
illumination of the moon, even when
the latter is hidden from the sun by
the interposition of the opaque body
of the earth.
The light that thus reaches the
moon is red, because the greater por-
tion of the sunshine is absorbed by
the earth's atmosphere, but the red
rays, which have the longest waves.
are not so much interfered with as
the yellow, green, blue and violet rays, |
and consequently many of them pass
through the atmosphere, and
being bent out of direct line, as de-
scribed above. fall upon the moon.
1t is possible, however, for the noon
to disappear when in eclipse, hut such
phenomenon has occurred only two
Dr. three times during the nineteenth
century. The explanation of such
is believed to be that
he earth's atmosphere happens to be
70 filled with clouds at the time of the
eclipse that even the red rays of the
unIight are unable to penetrate it.
The coming eclipse will end about
welve and half minutes before two
o'clock in the morning. Readers who
i've where Central time is the stand.
rd should subtract one hour; those
rho use Mountain time, two hours.
nd those whose standard is Pacific
Ime, three hours, from the times Civ.
n above, IN order to correct them for
heir respective localities. Youths
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-31
STARRH's SHORTAGE.
Suits TO Recover from the Ex-Receiver
of the HALEY Land Office.

@NfA@ ~ fhNSSNVf tN1Wf htNC GANNNGGlNGF
of the HALEY Land Office.
Two suits have been commenced in
the United States court on behalf of
the government against Thomas T..
Starrh, ox.receiver of the HALEY land
office, and his bondsmen. The suits
are brought to recover shortages dis
covered after Starrh had been remov.
ed by reason Of the change in admin
istration, One action is to recover
s2074, the amount of his shortage as
receiver, and the other to recover
his shortage as disbursing
officer. In the fret suits there are %
defendants including the principal,
and In the other five.
Starrh was receiver OF the HALEY
Iaud office during the Harrison admin.
istrstiou, --Ststesman.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-31
Programme

For the Musicale to be given at the
court house, this, Friday evening:
0ul FlVe,"..........,........ GAM
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Dietrich.
2 Vocal Duet, See the Pale Moon. .Campana
Mrs. BarDhart and MISS Wright.
3 Overture, Poet and Peasant, -. Drummer
Prof. Thompson.
Mrs. Macbeth.
Solo. The Frolic OF the Frogs. -. Watson.
Master James Anson.
Recitation, Independence Bell,
Susie Biethan.
Fretty Coquette,..... Anton Strelezki
Minnie Glen.
. Ailo' boiefo,. o,...-.........-..... l.. StFeabboR.
Misses Rogers, Beane and Behle
9 Vocal Solo, Dance My Darling BABY, From
wang Laura Bunting.
10 Solo, Frohlicher Landman. .shumap
Miss e. Mae McCracken.
II Recitation. THE Bridge Of Signs"
Miss Lulu Hammond.
Y Solo, Shubert's serenade, ... Franz Liszt
Miss Belle Beane
70 vocal Trio. Summer F8ncies, o. Metra.
Mrs. Barnhart and Miss SIN and Miss Inez
Wright.
. Duet Minstrel serenade, .........J Low
Misses Rebecca Wright and Eva Rogers.
. Vocal Solo,. o,........................s Selected |
Mrs. Macbeth
Q Solo, False, ....... Maurice MoszKowski. |
Mrs. BROOKE.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-31
IDAHO METHooiSTs.
Conference at Union Adjourned.-Par-
tial List Of Appointments.

SS'"eIS ShSe AT ShIoh AoJourneos-Far'
tial List Of Appointments.
Presiding Elder, G. r. KelIerman
Boise City, J, W. Houston; Caldwell
j. NJ, Wilder; Blackfoot, Rev. Yost;
PocateIlo, W, T, Robinson; Payette,
Rev. Crowther; Boise Valley, G. o.
Richardson; Shoshone, Rev. Barger;
Mountain Home, Rev Howell; HALEY.
Rev. Bateman; Idaho Falls, r. NJ.
Hardmani Shoshone, W. d, Barger.
Next conference to be held at Po-
catello.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-31
Carpet Weaving.

Having just received a new fly shut.
tie carpet loom | am prepared to do
carpet weaving in first class manner.
Parties desiring work in this line will
call at my ranch one mile southeast
of town. Prices for weaving and
cham at bed rock rates.
Mrs. II. ". ADAMsoN