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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27

Everyone knows to-day the danger
oil feeding babies ordinary cows milk,
however fresh. 1t is full OF properties
Injurious to the delicate organization
OF an infant. And it Is especially SO in
the summer. In cities, whsre the milk
Ia always of greater or less age, it will
soon forfeit its best nourishment to
microbes, miles sterilzed.
The abso! ute purity OF the milk is
essential and positively necessary for
your infant's welfare. To obtain
pure milk, sterilizing is required; your
physician will tell you so.
The Arnold sterilizer Is the simplest
and best. Anyone oan operate it, and
It's price Is III the reach of all. Sold
in Norfolk by John w. Burrow, the
druggist, Main street.
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Pori.mo=h BADLY Eeater,

RICHMOND, Va, July 2G.--Leach
etarted in to pitch for Portsmouth 10
day and wassuatted all over the large
baseball grounds. Hallman was put in
to stem the tide. but after three in
nings he WAS forced to fall out and
Hargrove was brought in from centre
held and put into pitch. He WAS
batted with equal ease, and when the
game was finally over the locals had
26 runs with like number of hits to
their credit while the visitors only
could account for 6. They started out
with four in the first but only got two
more mep home the remainder OF that
game. Score:
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Local Nle,coIoglcal Dnts.
Al tho u. VI. g. A.,

Notwithstanding the excessive heat
last Sunday afternoon tho service at
sho Young Mems Christian Association
was attended by an audience number.
ing l25. The interest in these servioes
is increasing. The following pro.
gramme indicates a specially enjoya bile
service for to morrow:
Invocation; song service. led by NE.
j. P. Grandy, with instrum entail
accompaniment; prayer; solo. "rhe
Hymn of Old" Mr.. W. d. Crowell.
with violin obligsto and piano accom-.
panimsnt by Profs. Borjes and Roc
hussen; hymn, "Joy to the World"
address. Rev. j. j. Hall, of Park Ave
nue. Church; prayer; hymn; Offering.
During the collection violin solo will
be rendered by Prof. Charles Borjes.
Benediotion.
Accompaniment = Violin, Mr. j
aeot. MIR George L Noting ham, Prof
Charles Borjes; cornet. Mr. q L
Maxim, Mr. J Gordon; flute. MIR Q K
Towson; piano, Prof Roohussen.
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"Tyo women and "A FOOL.

Is the odd title of the new book, by Il.
&. Chattield Taylor; "rhe Gods Some
aud Lord Wickenham," by John Oliver
Hobbs, is just from the publisher and
promises an immense sale; Tho AID
ventures OF Captain Horn" by Frank
Il. Stockton, like all OF his works. con
isins valuable reading matter; "rhe
Widow Lamport." by Yeats is cleverly
told. while 1.-The Idiot" by John Hen.
drick Bangs, Is we'll worth reading
"Josiah's Alarm" by Josiah Aliens
wife, ID very funny. The many new
books offered at Nusbaum' I2S Main
street, are quite literary treat to our
intelligent people. Visit Nusbaum' 4
and keep postod on tbs current good
books.
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THE 3. P. o. ELkS.
a Grand Social Session Held by Nor.
folk Lodge.

Norfolk Lodge, No. 80, b. p. o.
Elks. held social session in the lodge
room. Academy OF Music building, yes.
terday afternoon, and the affair was
one Of the most creditablo ever given
by Norfolk Lodge. The entertainment
was given in honor OF the Merry
Band Club, of York, Pa, and WAS par
ticipated in by Elks from Berkeley,
Portsmouth and Newport News lodges,
the latter being accompanied by the
Soldiere' Homo Band.
AT O'Clock the session was called to
order by Exalted Ruler f. II. Joynes,
who introduced Past Exalted Ruler j.
a. Dnlby, who in a few we'll chosen
remarks, warmly Welcomed the visi-
tors.
Mr.. Holb, of York, Pa, Lodge was
made chairman of the session and
Messrs. w. b. Langley, u. Lindsay
al q. L. Poole were appointed special
policemen. The programme then was
taken up, much of which vas i'm.
promptu and most enjoyable after
noon was spent.
Remarks were made by Hon. ID
Tucker Brooke, Exalted Ruler Allen.
of Berkeley Lodge: Exalted Ruler Nor
ton' OF Newport News Lodge; Presi
"Sis h'cN9oA, VI tuo MoTEy Dhuu CluU,
aud others. Mr.Antellotti gave reel
tation aud a number OF gentlemen
give vocal and instrumental selections.
Little Miss May Burton, little child
OF six Jeare, sang two songs. and upon
being recalled treated the audience
with a dance. This bright little crea.
ture Is the daughter Of Prof. Burton.
OF Providence, Mob, Lodge. During
tue session many things were said and
done to entertain the visitors. Re-
freshments were served by Manager
Linn, of tho Mansion House. and he
deserves credit fog what he did and
how he did it. Nhe whole affair was
credit to Norfolk Lodge and the com
mittee who arranged it.
AT the close of tho services tine mem
bers of Norfolk Lodge, together with
the visitors, formed line in front of
the Academy and made a short parade
up Mnin street to Church street. down
Church to freemasoD, and up Freema
son to CRANKY aud down CRANKY to
Main. to the wharf of the Bay Line
steamers. where tho Merry Band Club
EN- bhrked for home.
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pQoposAIs FOR SUPPLIES
NArloNAL IIoME fon D. V. s.
SOUTHERN BRANCH, l.. O. ADDRESS
NATIONAl. SOInIEka IlnMk VI Ink 90 1

NATIONAL SoLpIEts IiuME, Va. July ~. 1895
,cAlcd proposals. subject to the usual cDnditous
VIII De iec' wed al this Home until ~ o'ork noon
oh ~ ESbAf, August ~ 1895 az which time AM
place tieN VIII hr opened in toe presence oil LID.
ner, Tor furnishing aud delivering, supplies dur
M The three months commencing Oct oGer Isl and
rhdlhr December aisi. 1885 Z follows
NPii '"is. evar2ai H. harley. Iesrl: :. G. Break
lasi Bacon. Beet. tcrnsd Beef I re h: Bu,teriu.
,Hkes, Nimgcr and Vanilla Che eCnicken, Cbnca.
lats III" 'uiec. Corn "a IN ID 90 .oa Eye, FloIr
Gelatin, Hams, Lemons. Fork oins Corn ycI
p',t' -, lcls canned; Sweet Potatoes Pigs lee,
spur figs TONGUES. ns" salt Pork EOo2nl Sau.
SAGE, Fresh ioik Sausage. Granu a.d and Coffee
SuSi> Nns:r-i ur.d ami Sueat-l.it Ic-tl shoulders
our hiant, lapo'a ita,Uoons and Yong Hysou;
Canned Inm tJcs.
nIJro' ais for aay single article will be ,cepted
ne rtthi !" reserved 10 r ieci any all pfopo-
sal, and Il waive any inform q titles therein
iHihA ptoro all and in information q, to tlia
manner 81 bidding, conditions to he o.,eIved Ly
hidder' t'tihN O. contract and Iayin. Mt will I've
furnished OH application 10 Col Charles Candy
= mmi>sLry OF subsistence.
huNtiolI- containing proposals should be al
dr"'s 1t Treasurer National Home for d. Y :
ELIZABETH tuy Count. Virginia" aud mork,d
Proposals Tor subsistence stores D."
WM. THOMPSON.
~ - ''"'''' '-''t Treasurer
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III Is now MRnnger- Captain Tommy
Turner Of the "Farmers.
Jake. Wells has signed another man.
This time 1t Ia "A pitcher named Gillen
from the Memphis Southern League
team.
lu reference to the above the fol
lowing Is taken from the Portsmouth
column OF the Norfolk Public Ledger
of yesterday:
he has been with tho Norfolk team lis
452, Corcoruu follows with an average
of 81. Pretty good hitting.
-, When Flynn and raunehill were m
Portsmouth lust they were cav meat
Tor the TRUCKERS" Bat. oh! what a
change has tnkon place since then.
There will be two games to day. The
first Que Is to be called nj $50 O'Clock.
McPartlin pitches one OF them and
Savage, the new man, Will oificiate in
the other.
The record of the "Truckers' veg
tcrday WAS six hits and four errors.
That much desired penunt seems 10 b..
slipping slowly but surely further away
each day.
II John Brady thinks he can do lust
| as lie plenses about tins matter and
keep the patronage and coniideucs of
the people, why ho just simply makes
| II mistake, that is all.
Harry Coliihower would make q good
umpire. lie las filled that important
| position very acceptnbly indeed on
several occasions ut this park. Try TO
| get on THO stall Harry.
The Petersburg team played two new
men yesterday. Smith, q catcher from
the New York State League, and Ben
| nett, who keeier says was with the
New Orleans team for q short while
| this season.
Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch con
tanned the following: Brady has
taken Knox back. aud ne will play in
to.duy's game. DELANEY, whom he
purchased from Nashua. N ii. Will In
turned ooee and Fuller will be put
back on third"
Childere, n st. Louis amatuer, has
been signed to pitch for the Louisville
club. Manager McCloskey has re.
called Herman. the pitcher who wanted
to come to Portsmouth the first OF the
season, and in his place the Southern
League tenn Will get pitcher Nc.
Creary.
Manager Brady has re signed Dick
Knox to play left field on the Ports
mouth baseball club, and from eyprrs
sions heard on tho streets to-day il will
not be popular move on the manap.
err part. Knox has been very kindly
treated by the Portsmouth people, and
1t Is time he was showing some appreci.
alton of it,"
Eddie Herr and Harry Colliliower
said In reference to their releases TO.
day that they were very well satisfied.
Herr has pitched twenty one games,
and of that number has won twelve and
lost nine. He won the last five games
he pitched, and when he was not tw,rl.
ing he was used in the outtield. lie is
good pitcher, and it will be no trouble
for him to find profitable employment.
n fact Lynchburg wired him yester.
day that they could use him.
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Publications Receixca.

TIE COSMOPOLITAN The Auousl
number OF tho Cosmopolitan has been
received. lts special features are atorie,
by Sir Edwin Arnold. Henry q. Fuller.
w. q. Bsnes aud w. Clark Russell.
and poems by Sir Lewis Morris and
Edgar Fawcett. Its illustrations are
by Deumnn. Hamilton. Gibson, Van
Setback, Lnndhsm, Potter and Liz.
The topics discussed are numerous and
interesting. Tho price of the Cosmo
politnn ID only 10 cents.
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IN TROUBLE.
Only One Way Out, Stock Too
Large.
SEASON GROWING SHORT
Legitimate Clearing Sale of All Sum.
mer Footwear. Proofs Marked
on Our Bargain Racks and
Tables at Our Two Stores,
1874 Main Street, Nor
folk. and 22o High
Street, Ports.
mouth.

Our first clearing sale. your first op.
portunity TO buy all kinds OF shoes at
such prices as you will find them
marked on our bargain racks and
table, and have the benefit OF selec.
ton from. without question; the two
lnrgest stocks in our line in the State
OF Virginia. Every pair of summer
shoes as we'll az all odds and ends and
single pairs have been put in the sale and
aud magic moving price pus on them.
NO goods marked In the sale sent out
on approval aud terms of sale strictly
cash.
Ladies' O1fords. Pat. Trimmed, $50.
Ladies' Pat. Tip Oxiords, 69c.
Ladiea' Mol Kid Oxfords, S1.23.
Ladlos' French Kid Oxfords, S1.75.
Ladies' Strap and Bow Slippers, $50.
Ladies' Tan O1fords, 69c,
Ladies' Ian Cont OIfords, $50.
$1.25.
Children's Strap Slippers, Acc.
oo Chlldren's Strap and Bow Slippers
Boys aud Youths Tan Shoes, $50.
Ladies' Tan Lace Shoes, 81. 43.
Ladies' Elmo Tan Lace and Button,
Mems Tan Lnco Shoes, sl,49.
Mems Tan Lace Shoes, Sl.s5.
Mems Tan Trilby Lace, $3.50,
Mems Hand sewed Russia Calf. Ga. o.
lone lot 1875 pair Mems Hand. sewed
Patent Leather Shoes; all styles, worth
81. 90 and 5000. S1.9s.
HoFHEIMER's,
l64 Main street, Norfolk.
HoFHEIMER's.
220 high street. Portsmouth,
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Among oar Co,,ou Wen.

Rainy weather in the cotton belt yes
terduy.
uulied States port receipts for tho
week were 2,Iio bnles cotton, against
5,6l2 baies last yenr and l,5GS bales III
1892.
Liverpool future market advanced
6lths. closing quiet and steady.
New York future market advanced 5
to I points, closing steady. Sales. l21, q.
500. August, GO to $50; October,
4. S9 to $50; January. 7.Ol to 7.O5.
Sales Of cotton IN LIVERPOOL INST
week were 1900 bales, against 5i.OO1
bales corresponding week last year.
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l., A.. .
July ~, 1896.
teal'd proposals, subject to the usual condition.
VIII { nc ciNci ut this home until ~ O'Clock on
i"e,nLy August 10Th, 1886, Il which time a nd
ll"e ticy WI he opened in tie presence Of hid.
ur ;, Tor I'M nishins and delN ering daring +, .
m,a' months 'mmencing oitoUer LIST, 1895. ami
800 tshc's III Potatoes, co ibs per bushel.
Tanip.ss viii lac required before each delivery
'.''uc 10 lie oi ia!r BIC, an n.u,t BE- delivered
AT Is homr, at such lines, and III sue 0uanti-
lies as may q called fnT, FIR of ali charges;
\ SuHlClthi bond will ~ rriuii cd from the sue.
cessna bldur g. and in addition, 10 pcr cent of
'"htIal ii'cy VIII be retained from each pay
pri.d ~
The right Is reserved to reject any or all pro-
pc 4 anu I" wave any inloTnialtits therein
bh n r'p",alS ana iuI in formation a. ia the
manner 81 iiHd n, conditions to he observed by
bidder, terms oI contract aud pa, ment will w..
nthlhhch Oh az l.catInn 10 Colonel hArles Candy
CouimiSsary of Subsistence
inv9ioTr' containing Proposals should be adj
ores "a lrtAsnTer National Home for u v :
kliZaieth City. t.unty, virginia" aud marseI
proposals for Irish Potatoes"
WIN THOMPSON,
HN'.uSsaA' Treasurer.
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VIE .1raN a..

iEWE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE OF
4 The CITY COUNN TLS. to viii n was re-
torred tho subway Telephone urdinan @.
VIII h"ii puOlic meeting III the onmul
Oounc ca amber on TUESDAY. Jul, ami
at p m, for open discussion
Al cil'eiis, u slne,s mcu an all interest
ed persons a!o earnestly re luested to at tend
give eXpr, ssi II to their views.
y, y. BRICKHO, SE, c. &C
jy2I-3t }. {. PRINCE. q. 5. O. @.
q edger copy 81
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CONkLiN.-At her residence Iamber;'s
Point, thursday night, July 10Th. at II O5
o COZ, Alice l.; CoNhl.iN, aged SO year,
NJ os y ConkIiu.
he funeral will take place from the Zion
M. Il. Church. lsmberts Point, THIS (Sat.
nrday) Ar EHNoOS at 2 o'clock. Friends
to attend.
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RICHMOND
'Hargrove out for being hit by batted bal.
SCORE By INNINGS

Richmond .".."-...... II S-25
, uti....,..... o q % Q n n %
Summary: Earned Runs = Rich.
mond, IL; Portsmouth, .. Home Run
Bradley. Three Bnse Hits-Berte,
Two Bese Hlts--Kain, Smith. Groves,
Foster, Berte. 2; Tsnnehill. Mangan.
Bradley, Hargrove and Hail. Bases on
Balls-Oh raunehilI, 3: of Leach,
off Hallmnn. .; off Hargrove, j.
IL IL on Bases-Richmond, y. Ports.
mouth, Q. Struck Out-By Tannehill,
q; by Leach, 1; by Mailman, 9. Double
4 Piays--Vetter, assisted by the whole
team; Houseman, Berte and Foster.
Stolen Bsses- Richmond, II; Ports.
south, q Wild Pitches HarGro We,
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A special reduction in sterling silver
for the month of June. Bridal presents
very low. Chaamau X Jakeman.
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million Dollars Game To NorGOIk.
1t Is not often that TIE VIRGISIAN
has to record such IA fact. but yesterday
the Norfolk Street Railroad Company
received from Sam w. Bowman i 900
81, COO bonds, executed in accordance
with the rules and regulations of the
New York Stock Exchange, and from
an artistic point Of view nothing pref
tier has been seen bore before. The
very fact OF a Norfolk merchant re-
celvlng box, whose value, even in
bonds, aggregates million dollars, is
significant of Nurtolk's progress.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
when She was Child, she cried for Cas,orIa
"hen She became Miss, she chung to Cas,oria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorl,.
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Monticello claret. quarts. only %
cents at Burrows drug store.
Hing Us. tnrni.

II | had to part with either would
give up my farm in favor of the Anti.
Rheumatic Ring | purchased of Green.
wood II Bro. Have been great suf
ferer from rheumatism aud found i'm.
mediate relief on wearing the kImbaIl
Ann rheumatic Ring, OF which q. f..
Greenwood u Bro. are the sole agents
for Norfolk. Specs and eye glasses to
suit everybody and the eyes fitted at
smnllest cost.
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MINIATURES ALNASAo-Sun rises, GOT: sun SCI
7:o4 and 7S3 p. IN
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silver Plated Ware,

Handsome line of silver plated ware.
Ice tubs, water sets. tea sets, etc. al
Brown Il VOLTS, No. IL Bank street.
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]. Passed Balls-Vetter. 2. Time of
Game 1.-TWO hours and fifteen minutes.
Umpire-Mr. Hoggins.
Eynchburs dcrcnss noamOkc.
by Southern Associated Press.

LYScRpuRa, Va, July 26.-Auother
great game was played here between
Roanoke and Lynchburg to day. Orth
pitched for tho home team, ,spd it fell
to him to mako the home run hit in
the tonth inning that won the game.
In addition he did splendid work in the
box. Roanoke lead in the first part of
the game was gained by errors of
Lynchburg players. Score:
RI T.
Lynchburg... % l O1O . o 0 0 ISL; 6
Roano' o ......u 2 o Ou00 O. .
Batteries: Ortiz and Ratlert; Moores
and Clark.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27

The steamer Southampton" of the
Old dominion Line, leaves the Bay
Lane dock, Norfolk, every morning at
700 o. M. for Mathews aud Glouces.
ter counties. arriving here on her re-.
turn trip about 500 p. IN. This makeg
q delightful trip during the hot wea.
ther: Fare Sl.00 for the round trip.
iy1.tf
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a lightweight overcoat Is g necessity
at the seashore and mountains. Our
Covert ovorcoat is just the coat YOU
want. NICHOLS & WALLACE,
80 Main street.
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SUMMARY: Earned Runs-Peters.
burg. 2. Base on Bnlls-On Hallowell.
l; off Weeks. =. Struck Ont-By Hal
lowell, 8; by Weeks, .. Wild Pitch
Weeks. Stolen Bases = McGnuu,
OHagan, Fender, Lippert, Sanford,
Hickman and Halowell. Left on
Bases-Potersbnrg, 4; Norfolk. 5.
Sacrifice Hits Hsgan, Cote and
Bennett. umpire-Mr. Mitchell.
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"Do not forget the n. y, p. & n.
excursion to the Cnpes on Sunday
afternoon, leaving Portsmouth at 2:30.
Norfolk at , y. M
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Iced Ceiiee Simply delicious) at
Macs. Try 1t. and yen will drink
nothing else this warm weather.
Iced len at Macs. Ice Dream at
Macs.
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DO not fail TO eco DR.. Week about
your eyes. f.. ii. Gale.
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THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES.

Riehmond, %; Portsmouth, 6.
Petersburg, }; Norfolk, |,
Lynchburg, .; Roanoke, 4.
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Safcs.
One medium sized. single door, fire
proof safe aud one folding door safe.
Both good AS new. Combination locks
Cash or time. Address 279, Office
VIRGINIAN. iyo7 r.
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where the Ci"b. ,.,ny To-Day.

Petersburg in NorfOiR, r,vo t:ames.
Portsniouth In Isichuond.
itoRn"Rc In IynchburG.
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WEATHER. II EPo.sT.
Forecast for To-day.
WARRINGTON. D. c., July 81. 1895

For Virginia: Fair; slightly warmer;
EAp southerly winds.
For Nor Ii Carolina: Fair; sli9htly
warmer, southerly winds.
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- What is the eye? Mirror to the soul.
lake good care OF it. II in trouble see
DIR. Week, at F. Il. Gales.
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Tho National l.Haguo Games.
AT Pittsburg-
II ii +
littsbrrg. .......2 OIL 3l1-9l6 /
New York. ....3 20 o l 90 O. . 5
Batteries: Hart aud Merritt; Clark
and Farrell.
AT Cincinnati
II T.
Cincinnati. 10000 % . Q
Philaielphia .....U D o o 104 l-Gll U
Batteries: Foreman and Vaughan;
Carsey and Clements.
AT Cleveland
II II T.
Cleveland. ...l 0 0 0 4 o Ox-ll rs o
10 ton. .........0 U 90 0 0 O-l 2
batteries: Cuppy and thinner; Dolan
ami Ryan.
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sIinl ert out inhcld fly
sHahoweii onl; leaving base before O Ay wa
caught.
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PROPOSAL, FOR IEIsn POTATOES.

so HERS BRANCH NATIONAL HONE FopD.yS !
i ~ ADDRESS; NAr!oSAL SOLDIERS HOME, Va .
July ~ 1876 [
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Notes OF the <:ilino.

batteries: Cuppy and thinner; Dollar
and Rvnu.
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rho national I.nnguo Games.
AT Pittsburg-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-14
DIDN'T DO A THING.
INDICTED PRISONERS,WHE AR
RAIGNED, PLEAD NOT GUILTY
HOLD UPS PREDOMINANT
And II GIittering Array of Claude
Duvals Face Judge Kelly
All Are Good People.

All the persons against whom in
dictments were returned by the
grand jury were arraigned yester-
day before Judge Kelly, and they all
pleaded not guilty. The names of
those arraigned were John Martin,
Henry Peterson, Edward Bertram,
Stephen Deveraux, jeremiah Nc
Carthy, Charles D. Tousley, Will
lam McKenna, August Pruden, James
McAvoy, James Conzen, James
O'Hara, William C. Robbie and
James Fisher.
Devraux and Mccarthy have to
answer to three indictments each.
the crime with which they are
charged being grand larceny in the
second degree for holding UP Henry
PITT, Nels Strom and Fred ART.
All three offenses were committed
On the same night about two months
ago. The only booty secured con-
sisted of some cheap watches and a
little loose change.
McKenna and Tousley are indicted
for grand larceny in the first de-
gree for holding up Elihu Wing and
robbing him of a watch. The coun-
ty attorney suggested to the court
that in the case of Bertram, he
was out of the reform school on
parole. and that the best thing to
do was to send him back to remain
until he reached the age of twenty.
Attorney McGhee objected to this
until he had time to look the matter
up a little more fully. - -'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-14
Personal.

At the Clarendon-L. r. Kelly and
wife, Melton, N. D.; N. j. Mooney
Langdon, n. D.; William Wilson,
Shakopee; Louis Gouger, Crookston
c. l.. Dobner, North Branch; D. l..
Olds, Little Falls; j. c. Thorn, Worth,
ington.
At the Metropolitan-H. P. Jackson.
Louisville; Charles Campbell, Fort
Yellowstone; John j. Buckley. Mis-,
soula; Miss Hayward, Tacoma, Wash.
j.. 2. Mccarthy, Omaha; j. H. Scott,
philadelphia; r. c. Philips, Toledo,
O.; o. j. Martin, San Francisco.
a number of witnesses subpoenaed
are registered at the Clarendon They
include John Cromb, r. J. Montague,
Army Gundgsen, NJ. LoSey, L. E. Goss-
man. Edward George. De Forest Buck
len, James Montague
At the Windsor-C. H. Higgs, Man
Calhoun, st. Cloud; Alex Hughes and
wife, Bismarck; H. G. Brown and wife
Iitchf1eld ]. e. Tenny, Lanesboro
T. NJ Hugo, Duluth; A. J. Stackpole
II. H. Jones, Lake Crystal; J. H. Van
custer, Lake Benton; f. H. Merrill,
Rochester.
At the Merchants'-John G. Brown,
George c. Howe, John c. Hunter. Du-
luth; F. L. Olcott, Cumberland. wis.
Isaac Lincoln, Aberdeen: NJ. K. Por,
ter, LIE Roy; R. NJ. Tuttle and wife,
Mandan: NJ. r. Brown, Crookston; A.
Horn, Little Falls; ]. C. Mackinnon,
Milwaukee.
At the Sherman-F. A. Turner and
wife, Chicago; c. NJ. Thompson and
wife, Adrian, Mich; Daul Billido, Los
Mont: w. II. Stabler, Mandan. n. d
Fred Swanson, Hammond, Wis; Fl. o.
eNadSWorth. Montevideo, Mimi: A.
Schalte, Mitchell, 10.
AT the Ryan-C. W. Hoffman, Boze,
man: A r. Hiscock. Tacoma; s. T.
M NE IN, Lancaster, Pa; R. w. Nab
A. n. Marshall, Detroit; Frank wis.
vel, Detroit; George S. Bigelow
George E: Meigs. F. w. Musson' Chi,
ccago: j. G. Booth, Z. J. Hersey, r., p
nus n nsen' New York; F. D. March, Bos.