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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
THE CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON srocKs
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


The stock market trading contained no inter
esting features to-day. and the movement OF
prices was Irregular The bear element put
forth It's best efforts to induce liquidation. but
the standard stocks stood up well under the at
tack and the Industrias were again hammered
at and they made good-sized CONGO ssions. Lon
don was a moderate buyer. but transactions on
that account were not large enough 10 have any
particular effect upon the general market. Inc
Granger shares were strong, and with the "X-
ception Of st. Paul closed at net advances from
Saturdays closing. The anthracite group was
higher and there appeared 10 be better feeling
over the anthracite outlook. From present re-
ports the trade Is ir a better condition. ana u
looks as II the production would be kept Gown
t. market requirements until september III inc
output is controlled until then the trade ought
to show vast improvement In the iail. Jersey
Central advanced over per cent ana heading
~ pcr cent The Industrial list showed the
effects Of bear manipulation. and declines were
general 1t Is waste OF time 70 try 10 explain
the movements in these stocks or 10 make any
extended comments on their present cou 81, io'
they are manipulated to suit the IDEAS OF a
cliaue of bear traders and insiders ana thcir
movements have no appreciate erect upon
legitimate investment properties Inc pup"e 10
pretty familiar with their stock Exchahse nus
tory and should need no explanation OF tnelr
changes and crratc fluctuations. me hi.su
States Rubber Company's report. Wn'cn we
cred at "A meeting of the Governing Comnittee
to-day; the figures proved satisfactory. ana the
shares will continue TO be traded In. Inc kup-
her Company has been forced to make state
mont of it's affairs. and II the same course should
he taken with the Sugar Refining Company gem
erai approval would be given.
The foreign exchange market remains unchanged
nj The high rates prevailing last week hut there
IL at present no talk of further gold exports this
week and the chances are that no exports VIII
he made unless some small house outside the syn
dIcate should prefer to ship the metal 10 taxing
the syndlcate's bills. The hears on the Stock En-
change are dismally disappointed at the way the
street looks upon small shipments OF gold, and
they will now probably not expect gold export
iak 10 have any influence upon sentiment In the
street for the present. The Long island Trac.
lion Company's reorganization plan has received
The support OF a large majority OF the stoekhod.
era and ut the close OF business to-day there had
been deposited go. 900 shares out OF total Of
900 900 The time Tor making deposits has been
extended and tho first assessment. which mas now
been paid will give tho reorganization committee
81 400 900 fresh capital TO meet ioating debt ana
Improvement requirements The STOCK OF the
company II now quoted ut W..
BoNDs-TrIE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold $4,000 coupon 5s at
i,ca Ouotations were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
TO THE HOLDERS or THE
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
or THE
SOUTHERN CENTRAL z. 4. CO.

man ,,f IN. Reorganization Of the southern 'eh'"'
Railroad cornpa,y has perfected when II " pro.
-, =, - ,, through the foreclosure proceedings o.
III. Consolidated Mortgage now pending.
r1ranolder- string participate are required I'd ~
oo.u their bords with Mctr polltan Trust company
No n Wall sire, New York city or before AUGUST
l. 1885. Copies the Reorganization ia" %" y" ""
either from the Trust Company. or from any ''
,hs undersigned
SIMON BORG.
Of Simon BvrE 4 CO.. No. 20 Mas
sau ST New York city REORGANIZATION
GARRETT 4. HOBART, 7 Committee
Paterson. New Jersey.
HENRY =. DRINkER.
Ma 22s y Third ST.. Philadelphia Ia
W. ~ """"' Consulting
II vermiye & Company No ~ Mas Z Commit cernaa.
York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
Loans

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Charleston buying par,
selling isc. Premium Ncw-Orieans. cominerclai
Doc premium. bank $50 premium; Savannah BUY
Ing par. selling "a premium up to 10000; l-lo lor
$1,000 and over. Boston. par To Sc discount Tor
cash: Chicago. 2jc. premium; san Francesca
sight par. telegraph. &c. per 500 premium.
Bank clcarings were as follows ut the places
named: New-York Exchanges. s6s. 13,1si, bal
ances. &C. 1866 Boston-Exchanger sisl6s551
balances 81 IA Bal;morc-EXchangcs. S2lO',-
99s: balances. $685. lO3 Philadelphia -EX changcs.
s. Oai tO2: balances 81 a6i.330. ChlcagJ-EN-
changes Si4.913 POI. balances N44N.tO'.
The price OF commercial bar silver IN tAis mar
kct WIS &c nominal, PEI ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted az 53N.c In London bar ever
advanced lilo t. 30 9-l6i. The Lain. sailing to-
morrow will take oct rs. 900 ounces ~ silver
The market for foreign exchange was quiet ana
firm with quotations unchanged from last week
Rates at which business was actually done We're
az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16

Tennessee Settlement IS 1T 91S. and Sl'ouo WI. w.,
ginia Funded Debt 2-ss OF 1871 at Gl's. IVA. 40;
shares OF the Germania Bank were soiu a. ~, ~
Business in railway bonds was not ar go
Jersey Central general 5s advanced a TO lio's'
Oregon Short Lire 6s and receipts were up =
to 9si.. Southern Railway issues showed sI, nra
fractional changes and Leading we1s small in
mos; bonds and prices showed no important
changes either way - $4,000.
The United States Treasury at Wash'ns. ,or
received to-day $50 National bank NOTES ~"
REDEMPTION The customs receipts were So'I,
$751; the internal revenue receipts $'o.'zio anu
the miscellaneous receipts $25.4A Total Govern
ment receipts for the day. $l.2s2O3o; eXps snoa
lures 81 403 900; excess of expenditures. sZoo,-
s63 Receipts for month to date Si4. o-o1s.,
penditures, s2S,l5l. c0O excess Of expenditures
s13.63O.455. . NJ,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
follows:
Ne, gold on handsloi 20 oo3 so7o274i3 Dec s2 800
Nc; .S:5 On ia ssSss s:ls:fs B E"s
Actual cash in tn.
Saa1 SO; ss Dee Dec
Available cash s2o7 ACC csa 5000 7ss 2oT Dec s'7s9's
bilities ........ Icoos. 7oa Isoaoa7s Dec. 22a2s
Actual cash bal s9i 2o7 800 sioo7Hss9 Dec so5eo1i
This statement covers actual results OF three
days ago.
The Sub-Treasury was a debtor at the Clearihs
House $?9l.l21. Its net loss on balance since
Friday was N.7s4.O94. made up by loss In CUT
rency Of S424.641. and loss In coin OF S3o' sob
To-day's operations included: Receipts. So."Zz',
3s6; payments. s93O6.6l5. resulting In a general
balance OF sl67 .632. SOC. consisting OF *6+0so'Soc
currency and Sl03. $50. $50 coin. The receipts OF
Saturday and Monday were Sl07+.sl3. and the
payments $l2533.O07.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
None, on call remains at 1a1h per cent The
demand for time money Is only fair. and the
supply Is good. Commercial paper offerings con-
tnue small We subjoin our usual table OF rates.
made up from information furnished by the
busiest houses:
:.
iodhs ii'"o M""c'' Commercial Paper.
ON call 500. smo' mos mos mos mos u mos
1917 2r pa 3d3s '3SdI
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STOCK MARKET DULL.
PEARS MAKE SMALL LOSSES
,xnIsTRIALS LOWER ANTHRACITE
GROUP STRONG.

GALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE july -.
prAr,Hl;S In BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16

Nu'lffN
Money on call In London was ,. pes cent. The
rate OF discount IN tho cpcn market was 10 per
cent for short and threc-months bills. hrN"h
consols sold az i0s 9-i6 for money nnd l"''s Tor
tho account american securities were MOI
largely dealt IN. and changes Were Insignia ant
Nrw-Yori, Central declined 1. e. l03g, Reading
advanced 8. a. sis. linton facinc advanced :
20 1874
French rcn,.s wore quoted ~ lni francs NJ
confines. Paris exchange on London. - y al -
~, confines. Berlin exchange ON London. ~
marks 81, pfcnniags.
We have received tho following: "Th" pinn Tor
the reorganization ~ the Long Island Traction
Company has proved success. when tho al
lntted time FOR the deposit OF stock Win the
Central Trust Company expired II Was iound
that $50 OO0 out OF the 100000 shares or stock had
been deposited with each shar" turned IN the
sum 81 & was paid giving the Reorganization
Committee the immediate use ~ 100000 fr"sh
capital. which VIII be supplemented By IN cql'l
sum on Sen'embor o. when tho bllan'r ~ ne
assessment Is payable. Dcposting stockholders
VIII receive one share OF ne~ rtoc X Tor "NerJ
two shares 81 old stock: also nov stock To- tH'
amount ~ s. 20 per old share. and new bonds u
the amount - IN" cash payment OF $40 I"r old
share The ash received viii b" us"l - w.vr ou'
The, floating debt and In bettcrMcnt
IN. Homcstake Mining Company has declared
dividend 80 2Oi ~ % cents u"r share Nil.-'"l
making Sj.,5Ge go paid In dividends 10 dat". pas
able July -. at the Office - tho transfer arriif
Mcssrs. Lounsher, Co NILS Bu.ldinS Trans
fer books close July 20
+ J L!snan. = No. 10 Wall-sf.. oN"r'. SuoJ ~
I, sale al lOo'. and interest 100000 Fri" gold
receivers certificates. due APRIL ls9' and re-
deemablc a. par and interest on thirty day
notice The certificates pay 53s per cent II re-
deemed At the end Of one year and 90 per cent
II redeemed at maturity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16

A pvEnTIsEMENT5 AND suBscRlrrIoNs,, TUr
ckIvfb AT THE IPTowN oFrcE No I'd la'a b Sy2ss
TisEMENi'S at the following Branch onnce. "a
Eiskth. aye O. corner Twenty third ic2 Sixh-asA
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30
CATTLE.

Billings Park, situated as it is in the
heart of Windsor County, one of the best
in the State for cattle especially the dairy
breeds, OF which the Jersey is the one par
excellence, should and no doubt will
have an exhibit of cattle which will be
difficult to equal and more SO to excel.
The premiums are liberal, the accom-
modations excellent, and the facilities for
getting to the grounds, unloading and
loading again are not to be eXcelled
Bring on your COWS and fancy steers and
boom the show and carry home a hat full
of premiums.
American fairs might borrow an idea
from our English cousins with profit, the
practice Of holding sales in connection
with the fairs, or a kind of market day at
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30
SPECIAL TRAINS.

Special train service is being arranged
for and thus far the following trains have
been secured.
A train will leave Brattleboro at 7:4o
a. m. and Windsor at $50
The special train from Canaan will ar
rive at about 10 O'Clock.
A special train from Randolph leaving
there at $50 a. m. both days and return
at 6 p. m.
Montpelier & Wells River r. R. sell
tickets at reduced rates from Montpelier
and Barre, Passengers leaving there on
regular train and return on train leaving
White River Junction at $40 p. m.
Further particulars regarding special
trains will be announced later. See
Railroad flyers.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

From the program sent out some may
get the idea that the INTERSTATE FAIR
is but two days Fair, but such is not
the case.
In fairs usually the first day is taken up
in bringing in the exhibits and putting
them in place, and the amount received
for admissions does not pay for the
necessary help to attend the gates and
the same is very nearly true of the last
day when exhibits are being taken away.
At the INTERSTATE FAIR the exhibits
will be received on Tuesday the 3rd and
no admission will be asked for admittance
to the grounds and on Friday the goods
and stock may be removed, as is usually
done, so while the Fair is advertised as
on the 4th and 5th, those are the days
for business, while the others of prepara-
ton and removal make the INTERSTATE
four days Fair.
Bring in your stock and garden sass"
your bed quilts and posies Tuesday and
then come and see the exhibit on We'd
nesday and Thursday.
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HOW TO GET THERE.
There Will be a Crowd but No Matter.

There Will be Crowd but No Matter.
How to get to the grounds from the
railroad station? Well, there will be the
fine teams which the livery men will fur
nish, and they will be "Fair Grounds |!
Going right up" just as usual, and
trains will run to and from the grounds
from the Union Station every fifteen min
utes no trouble about getting there.
oh yes, certainly, plenty of accommoda-
tons for any crowd, five hotels within
miles radius, and something to eat, why
of course. Did not Mrs. Dunton at the
Station restaurant furnish fifteen hundred
dinners one day on a recent occasion and
all with Plenty of Time"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

The sum OF 500 is appropriated to
Mechanics Hall, to be awarded in the
discretion of the Judges.
Winter will soon be here for already a
frost has nipped the pumpkin vines in
some places in the State, and c. H.
Brown & Co. with their several heating
at the Fair will suggest how
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30
FLORAL HALL WILL EXCEL,

Floral Hall seems certain to exceed in
richness and amount of display anything
ever before shown in the county. Mr..
Geo H. Mass of Woodstock, the we'll
known greenhouse man and flower
dealer will contribute a carload of rare
plants from his extensive greenhouses
and gardens ferns, orchids, rare exotics
are to him all as familiar as white daisies
or red clover, and he can reel of their
various jaw-cracking names as easy abe.
Nor will music be lacking, for piano
tortes will be there galore. The world
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

Although the sheep industry of the
country is at a ruinously low ebb, still we
look for fair show of sheep.
The Merino sheep have very nearly
disappeared from this part of the State,
and the Mutton breeds, the South Downs
Leicesters and Cotswolds are taking the
place to the pecuniary benefit of the
farmers.
OF course these different breeds all
have their advocates, and all have their
peculiar excellences, but the South Downs
of Billings farm leave little to be desired
for the production of fine leg or saddle
of mutton,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30
POULTRY.

ne increased and still increasing
est in the poultry department is sui
hcient proof that there is money
in hens" and there is no surer
source of profit than a well manag
ed hen ranch, but it is true as the
boy said in his Composition on
a Hen, that Hens is curious ami
mails" and the different breeds
and the various methods of manag-
ing them will well repay careful
examination. Bring on your hens
and show what you can do.
Premiums will also be awarded
on fancy pigeons, rabbits, etc.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

The wool of the Cotswold with its long
silvery fibre, is valuable for combing
and makes an added source of income.
The Leceisters, larger and heavier are
gaining in favor as market, and spring
lamb to go with green peas bring good
price when they are fat and heavy.
Come and see which breed pleases you
best
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30
MECHANICS HALLS.

In this depart
ment will be ex-
hibited all kinds
Of heavy machin-
cry, farm imple-
ments, light ma
chinery, dairy i'm
plements, manu-
featured good S,
agricultural and
d a Try products,
vegetables, fruits,
canned fruits and
jellies, maple SUI
gar and honey.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30
WILL TOLERATE NO FUNNY BUSINESS

Now you card sharps, bunco steerers,
thimble riggers, and other funny games,
you are not wanted here, and more, we
won't have any gambling on the grounds
so don't bother to come.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

If you are thinking of getting the girl
piano or an organ this will be an excel
lent opportunity of examining the differ
ent s-together and at the minimum
expense, and then, you need not buy if
you don't want to, you know, but can see
and hear all the same.
Look at the list of premiums on fancy
articles, the fine arts, painting, needle
work, and cookery,-if that isn't a fine
art what is-and here is where YOU NAV
study the specimens of it in Floral Hall
The peculiar Yankee talent of whiting
too is recognized.
The Children's Department is worth
your careful attention. Encourage the
youngsters to carry in for exhibition spec
linens of their industry and skill, it will
encourage them, and show them what
they can do in comparison with others.
The Parcel Room will be near the door.
where you can leave your wraps and
lunch baskets which would be burden
and an annoyance to carry about with
you in looking over the pretty things.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

the close of the fair.
AT one market day in Bedford there
were some 400 sheep, an equal number
of hogs, while cattle, horses and produce
were present for sale in abundance
The idea is worth working up; the
management might furnish an auctioneer
to cry off what animals were not disposed
of at private sale.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

known Estey Or
gan and Piano Co.
will show a fine
selection of their
instruments, while
Bal ley S NJ u sic
rooms, Prescott
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30
COACHING PARADE.

The grand feature of the occasion will
be the Coaching parade. This is to con-
sist of town exhibits of single, double or
four-horse bitches, each exhibit to con-
sist of not less than six teams. In judg-
ing this exhibit no regard will be paid to
the value of teams or decorations, TASTE
of decorations alone will be considered.
This will constitute one of the prettiest
parts of the Fair.
Liberal premiums are offered as fol
lows:
First Premium forty dollars.
Second Premium thirty dollars.
Third Premium twenty-five dollars.
Fourth Premium fifteen dollars.
Fifth Premium ten dollars.
Be sure and not miss this parade.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

Company, Waterman and Beyerle will
represent the different prominent makes
of pianos and organs in this country
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

you may keep warm, and keep the
plumber out Of an extra job by good
work They will also have fine exhibit
ofstoves and furnaces.
& c. L. Bugbee will have fine ex-
hibit of carriages and heavy wagons and
AdrianCe, Plat & Co. will be repre-
sented by full line of horse rakes, now
ing machines, etc There will be many
others also in this line
There will be large display of veg
etables and fruit The fine show of
apples, pears and grapes will excel by
far any thing heretofore.
Fruit men and vegetable growers
please notice the premiums for separate
specimen of your products, not for larg-
est and best collection alone but for best
specimens of each indivual kind. Now
that gives the small grower and the spec
ialist on any particular line a chance.
Have you fine Clapp's Favorite, or
Sheldon, Northern Spy or Baldwin bring
them in.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30

Excellent music will be furnished
during the Fair by the Lebanon Band.
Everyone should come and hear them.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-30
SWINE.

Pigs are valuable adjunct of the dairy
and a good early fattening breed are
what the dairyman will find the most
profitable. Bring in your best shotes
and make a market for your surplus
Young pigs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
NORFOLK LOCAL NEWS.
BRAN BLETON.

Rev. @. o. Pruden, rector of the
Episcopal Church at Chatham, Va.
and Rev. A. A. Pruden, rector OF the
Episcopal Church ut Rudford, Va, are
the guests of their brother, MIR. Il.
Jefferson Prudeu. Windsor avenue.
MIR. Il. j. Pruden, who has been i'll
for some time, is now much improved
in health.
MIR. j. Malvern Haynes. OF East
Brambleton avenue. who sustained
bodily injuries by TALL at the public
school some days ngo, has considerably
improved.
On Thursday night next there will
he musical aud litrary entertainment
ut Mckendree for benefit of the library
iund. In connection with this the
ladies of the Enterprise Society will
hold lawn pnrty on the corner lot
next to the church.
Tho Young Ladies' Society of Park
Avenue Baptist Church have distrib-
uted among their friends number of
little bags TO be filled and presented at
the church door Monday evening,
Juna "A, at O'Clock, rs admission fee
to novel entertainment known as
"lour Own birthday Party"
There will be II mems meeting at the
tent on Park avenue at p. M, con
Quoted by the Rev. j. w. Lee, evaDge-
list. Subject: "Besctting SIM" All
men are Invited.
The ladies VIII hold q meeting at
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church Tia is
evening at 4 o'clock. 1t will be cou.
Quoted by the ladies' only. All ladies
are Invited to attend the same.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
High COn>tnbIe'- Ecc> settled lev
JMu.e alnnCkcI NcAIcrnnY.

1t has been conten ded for some time
that the fees of the High Constable
were III excess of the allowance made
by the statute. Judge Hunckel yester.
day, III the case of Frank busch vs..
High Constable Huyes. rendered an
important opinion which settles the
question and will reduce the Income of
the High Constable considerably.
The statement exhibited III the case
showed That Constable Hayes had
charged MIR. busch Mt the rate of So
per levy Oh nll warrants served by him
whether he sold the goods or collected
any part Of the money due or not.
Judge llanckel, acting under section
350S of the code of Virginia, decided
that In cases where the constable
neither sold nor received any part of
the payment ho should only charge 81,
and as much more than s. as would
nuke, IN all, enc half OF what his com.
mission would have been had he sold
or received payment for the goods
levied upOn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
'thc ,Iua.ry-p,lots,iI.

The Massey Pilot suit will be called
for trial in the City Circuit Court,
Judge Prentis presiding, Monday
morning. The session of the court
will be held in the Corporation Court
room. Zach side is SAID to be ready
for trial.
The venire from which the Jury is
to he selectnd has been summoned. ami
are men OF high character. 1t IL said
that at least ten days will be consumed
IN the trial.
Mr.. Massey and his wife and her
brother from Alabama aud large
number of witnesses will arrive her q
early Monday morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

About one more mile of betting with
allver patent and other buckles. has
been received at The Cnskot within the
week.
Watches OF oil kinds ut going prices
and variety of desirable goods ut
taking prices. Watches, clocks and
Jewelry repaired in best manner by
best skilled workmen, Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
riuoml,"nt ,.scur.io,

There will he moonlight excursion
TO morrow evening TO Old Point, New
port News aud tho capes given for the
benefit OF the Red Men. The steamer
Pocahontas has been engaged aud IL
delightful evening Is in store for all
VINO attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

Wednesday, June 18th, l make best
81 cabinet photos for 81; best 81 cabi
not photos Tor Sl.JJ. All other sixes
Mt half price. For one day only. III
Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

Iced Coffee Simply deliciousJ at
Macs. Try it, and you viii! drink
nothing else this warm weather,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

=. What Is the eye? Mirror to the soul.
Take good care OF it. If in trouble see
DIR. Week, at +. Ii. Gales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

For electric fans and ventllnting fan
OF all kinds, address X. Il. Cobb, No
100 Main street, Norfolk, Va.