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q H UMBSEN & Co,
real, ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
IA Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Records
which contain list of properties for sale in all
parts OF .lle city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
S650O and MSW r BAYW sI6 bsS FL FLATS OF
erick ST.. lot 25x96:l012.
$500 GROVE y. ST; BAY-w1NDow
each; brick foundations, stone walks, etc: rents
1856 per annum; good investment; lot 25xS2:
sunny line of street.
$4,000 LAGU n ST; 2-sToRY RESI-
OF $4,000 can remain if desired.
G5050 REAL CHEAP; . GOOD sUBsTAN-
eDC-cO: tial bay-window fats of and 5
rooms and bath; brick foundations. stone walks
ETC. rents $40 so; lot 25x9o; Pierce st.; street &C
SI050O s sTETE y on A 4, 3
business streets leading from Market also running
back to lot which fronts on Market 3-story build
ing; lot 20X75; good investment.
800 600 PosT-sT. BUSINESS PROP
Tor $50 per month; lot 22x61
$40 600 BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
Market; improvements renting for 1915 a month:
lot S4:412x137:6.
S6S00 COY HOME IN THE WESTERN
cottage of rooms and BATH brick foundations
etc; lot 25x100; sunny side OF Hayes
Q100O A SNAP; CORNER ON SACRA-
oD1OOO. mento; buildings and lot 2Ox7O;
one OF the best paying Investments in the city.
$40 600 BUSINESS Bust CORNER ON
from Market; old improvements renting for 800
per month"; and lot 37:6XS7:6.
GCHH0 EASY TERMS; NEARLY NEW
G-OOO. window cottage of 6 rooms and
bath; brick foundations; stone walks; all modern
improvements; coy home in the Mission; Noe st.
GDS00 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO COR
sp-COO. ner; good place for chicken ranch;
house OF rooms; lot 7S:3x1S5, irregular.
. :OUO. brick building OF rooms renting
for 500 per MONTH lot 22:l1x137: IS; Sansome ST.
G1000 NICE history BAY-WINDOW
eDtOOO. residence of rooms and bath: brick
foundations, etc.; Laguna st.
S1100 CORNER NEAR CORTLAND
SpI1OOs ave; short distance from Mission ST
and within half-bock of new electric road cot
tage OF rooms and lot 24x7O.
QQO00 CHEAP, NICE HOME: 2-STORY
sDOZOO. bay-window residence of 9 rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; Bush ST.: mort
gage OF $4,000 can remain if desired lot 24xl2O to
rear street; both streets accepted.
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0O7S WORTH DOUBLE; FINE BUILDING
DID y. lot, 27x100; Bemis St, near Castro,
block from electric cars; ready to build j. r.
ROCHE. San Rafael.
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&SOOO a CHOICE PIECE OF MINNA-S ST
10 CUOU. investment property; paws $50 per
month; flats; always rented; lot 45x8O
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MUST BE SOLD; ANY REASONABLE
VI offer; rents $S7 Filbert ST., near Mason; lot
23x137:6; two frontages. MADISON & BURKE.
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O. OO0O MODERN 2-STORY BAY-WINDOW
DOUUU. residence ON Geary St, near Webster;
house contains rooms and bath; all OF the latest
bargain.
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Several income properties covered by mortgage:
viii exchange equity for other improved unim-
N-ed
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BENJAMIN NJ. GUM g. CO.,
22S Montgomery street.
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w the Preside Heights, such as residences and
residence sites Of all sizes with unobstructed ma
rine views
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odOOO RESIDENCE,7 ROOMS AND BATH; ;
W IOOO. Colingwood ST., near 18th; lot COX
125 MADISON & BURKE.
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Q.S00O THE CHEAPEST CORNER ON
NCUUV. California St; northeast corner:
both streets accepted by the city, being paved with
basalt blocks and bitumen.
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> FLATS; MISSION; RENT S34; $4,000
- 3 flats near Sixth; rent $44; $4,000
8 rooms; vicinity 18th and Valencia; S25
Lot; Western Addition, near Bush; 1880
Other bargains. SPECK'S, 80 Montgomery,
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STH ST.-CoRNER; BUSINESS BLOCK; s0x
~ 2:6; pays good interest on $4,000; must be
sold to close estate MADISON 81 BURKE.
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ELEGANT LINE BRUSSELS CARPETS Acc A
u yard extra heavy linoleum 40c; all-wool ia
blankets SO pair; solid oak high-backed chairs 81
SHIREK d. SHIREk, 191O-12 Stockton st.
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G1100 JACKSON ST, NEAR BAKERS
ID t1OO. rooms and bath and stable; 25x137 :6
MADISON d BURKE.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

TN BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY, ONLY 10 MIN
i utes' walk from station; 3 acres; nice house O
rooms. Apply to JOS. ]. MASON, Dwight wa,
station.
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CARPETS.

4 LARGE QUANTITY SECONDHAND FUR
n niture wanted; 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE, 40 Fourth ST.; new store.
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Q41S0 GREEN ST, NEAR GoUGH-s
eCOlOO. rooms and bath: lot 26x137:6 IS; ele-
CANT marine view. MADISON & BURKE.
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0S7SO DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE: CLAY
do OU. st near Jones; house OF rooms and
hot
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Q1O OOO MAGNIFICENT CORNER IN
DlI.UUU. the Western Addition; 6Ox10O;
something very choice: will soon sell for $4,000.
Apply to THOMAS MCMAHON,
62S Market st.
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GS00O 4FLATs; STEVENSON ST, NEAR
OoOoO. Ridley; rents $4si lot 26x77 :6
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
BLANCHE ATWOOD.

"a friend VINO Ind been cured by
DIR. Greonr's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, advised us to try 1t. She
commenced using ii, and almost imme-
dintely began to Improve. Her nerves
grew strong, she slept we'll and her
hend became clear.
"She wns soon entirely cnred of all
her troubles and was in perfect health.
Tho medicine benefited her general
health also. as she was much better
aud stronger than before. | recon
mend DIR. Greene's Nervurn blood aud
nerve remedy to everybody"
II you hive overworked in any way
and weakened your nerves, or injured
your health, You can get well by taking
this wonderful medicine. There are
thousands of people who are lust in
this condition. They are not sick with
any particular disease. but they are
out of order, have weak nerves and
tired bodies. They do not eat or sleep
well, wake tired morning., have lost
their snap and energy, aud work be
comes nh effort. Such people need
DIR. Greene's Nervnrn blood and nerve
remedy. 1t gives health md strength.
1t should by all means be used ut this
season. for 1t Is the best of all spring
medicines.
1t is not patent medicine, but the
prescription of the most successful
living specialist i'll curing nervous and
chrome diseases, DIR. Greene, of 80
West Fourteenth street. New York
city. lie has tho largest practice in
the world, and this grand medical dis
covery is the result OF his vast expo.
rlence. The great reputation of DR..
Greene Is guarantee that this medi.
cine viii cure. and the fact that he can
DO consulted by anyone ut any time.
free OF charge, personally or by letter,
gives absolute assurance of the beneti.
clal action OF this wonderful medicine.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
SHE WORKED TOO HARD
How a Young Girl Was Broken
Down.
Should Not Have Been Allowed 10
Thus lnjure Herself But of Course
the Best Thing Was Done
Under the Circum-
stances.

Perhaps you think you are not
working too hnrd. but il yuu feel weak,
nervous. tired, fretful. if you have dull
feeling head, sleeplessness, arc eusily
disturbed or excited, you are over.
taxing your nerve strength. They are
sure symptoms of exhausted nerve
power.
Other symptoms soon follow, snch as
dizzincss. trembling, paipltatruu, dys
pepsla, kidney aud liver disease, poor
blood and cold extremitles. They lead
to prostrntion. paralysis. insanity or
premature death. Miss Blrnche At
wood, of Stove, W., 60: into lust this
condition. Her mother, Mrs. 5. q. At
wood. writes as follows about her won
derlnl cure:
about year ago, my daughter,
from too close application to study,
became worn out. Her head wns nil
confused, aud at times she was aim ost
crazy. She was terribly nervous aud
did not sleep we'll at Mi.
"She was in friphiful condition.
and we worried constant v about her.
We were obliged to take her from
school. for she wns not able to attend.
She was completely used up and good
Tor nothing.
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HIiss.onnry Address.

st, Lnke's Church this afternoon
at o'clock The privilege will be hud
OF hearing missionary from far
away corner Of the field, the Rev. MIR.
Provost, OF the L. L. Church. He has
been for several years IN Central Alas
ka. ON the upper Yskou river, aud goes
bnck III May. Mr.. Provost will also
address meeting, moro particularly
Tor children, To morrow at 3 d. m. Mt
Christ Church, but grown people and
children would find both addresses in
terestlng. All members of the Womau's
AuIlisry, the Board of Missions and
any others who would like to meet Mr..
Provost are cordially asked 10 call
about l o'clock to-day at l05 CRANKY
street.
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Police t'otrrs.

Justice Burroughs yesterday dis.
posed OF the following cases:
Mamie White, colored. assaulting
Lilla Davis, colored; fined 1928.
jeffrey Brooks. coiored. assRultlng
Chat lotte Brown, coIorod iiuud S12. 70.
Maria Thomas, colored. getting 81
from Washington Keeling under false
pretenses; continued till Saturday.
Annle Jones. colored, assaultIng
Mary Cheesmen. colored: tinod So. 10
Charles Williams, white, drunk, MS.
saulting Officer a. .. Woodhouss and
using profano language; continued To
22d. w. n. Waller, white, interfering
with same officer; continued to 22i.
Officer A. .. Woodhouse, assuultIng
Charles Williams; continued TO nd.
Neal johnson, colored. threatening
John Ii. Morris, colored; bound over
III the sum of 80 ana to pay costs.
sam Coleman. culored, unlawful tres.
pass; fined SIS, 40.
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Among our cotton Men.

Clear and favorable weather in Texas
Tor crop preparation; elsewhere III cot.
ton belt heavy rains prevailed.
Liverpool reported %. bales sold
on the spot; quotations 3 32d. higher.
Contracts active, with rapid ilnctua
tious. closing easy, l to . Giths advance
on Tuesday S closing prices.
Very active day i'll the New York
Cotton future market yesterday, with
enles of 33i, coo bales. The bulls had
the bnd weather and crop uncertainties
to sustain them, and Notwithstanding
the heavy receipts, scored another ad
vance OF from 10 to IL points, closing
the market firm. May, Gal; August,
$50; October. 6.42 to G.43.
Mobile. Snyunnuh. Norfolk, New
York and Augusta markets advanced
&C.; New Orieans, Galveston, Houston
anu Memphis advanced Ice.
United States ports received yester
day 17.i02 bales, against 1884 bales
last yenr aud 1854 bues in 1882.
Receipts ut New Orleans TO day are
estimated mt from 5000 to y, 600 bales,
against i40 bales last year.
Receipts al Norfolk yesterday were
=, $50 bale-, against $50 bales lust yeur,
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Funerals aud ncnt.,s.

Mrs Virginia A. Armlstead, formerly
OF New York, died in williamsburg
yesterday morning at the residence of
her son in law, MI. Il. II. ArmIstead,
aged 70 years. The deceased had many
friends in this city. She was the aunt
OF Capt. 0. L. Edwards. The funeral
VIII take place at Williamsburg at IL
O'clock to day.
MIR. Ebenezer Corby, who resided
IN Norfolk many years ago. died in
Brunswick. No., few days ago.
The funeral of MIR. Benjamin T..
Diges took place at 1880 o'clock yes
terday morning from he re.ideuce of
his son in-law, Mir. w. b. Aydlette,
No. 10 Clay street, and was conducted
by Rev. Il. 3. Hatcher. The inter.
ment was in Elmwood.
DIR. A. Coke Smith preached the fu.
neral of Mrs. Mary Eliza Burroughs,
widow of Mr.. Frank NJ. Burroughs.
yesterday afternoon at residence No.
lao Freemason street. The iutermeut
was in Elmwood.
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will SPEAK TO THE PEOPLE
Under the Auspices Of the Anti-Fu-
sioniStS.
Mr.. SMALL TAKES THE STUMP.
WIN Urge the People to Stand by the
Party of Jefferson. Madison and
Barbour. He Will Make Sew
eral Speeches in Tanners
Greek District.

There Ia great rumpus in Norfolk
county politics about thus time. aud
while the contest ID for the nomina
tons of Democratic convention, il
appears to be "free. for all" affnir.
in which Republicans and Prohibition
lists are important factors.
Norfolk county politics has been in n
very unsettled state for some years.
The question at every election has
been fusion or no fusion. Generally
She lusionists have won and the con-
venuons have made nominations for
part of the officers, adjourning with
out completing the ticket, aud In the
blanks Republican Dumes have py
some hocus pocus arrangement ap-
peared the ticket thu, agreed upor
has always been elected.
The election will take place in Nav.
nevertheless fusion or anti fusion il
already discussed, and has created
much bitterness.
The County Committee at its meet
ing last week declared to msu in
favor OF straightont Democratic
tioket. This would apparently settle
the matter. but it does not, however,
IS the Issue will be determined In the
convention.
3 10 40 tbAt luuUer creek Is
the hotbed of fusion, and the straight
ont Democrats propose to go iuto the
missionary business aud will stump the
district,
The Rev. Samuel Small will make n
speech to the "Plain People" undor
the auspices OF the antl-fnsionists Mt
Lesner's Hall to night. The Rev. mir.
Small Is said to be opposed to mixed
politics In the county. He is also
booked for addresses at Cross Road 3,
aud other points. 1t is said that large
audience will be present tonight to
hear him denounce coalition of Repub.
licans and Democrats, and urge his
hearers to stand by tho party of
Jefferson, Madison aud Barbour.
The Democrats of Lambort's Point
met last night and organized q club
with the following officers: JOS. Fer.
guson, president; John Lufsev, vice.
president; w. E. Terry secretary; Il.
b. Ploss. treasurer; G. G. Bright, ser
geant alarms; Il. Hollow, assistant
secretary. The club adjourned 10 meet
at lions Church schoolhouse to.mor.
row night at $780, The club was or
ganized with seventy three members
present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
JAMES NORRIS RTURNS.
He Gets Tired of Being ,Eupitixe =

he Gets Tired of Being Fugitive and
Surrenders to Judge ortlock.
The readers of THE NRGlNIAN will
remember that some tim ago james
Norris, the colored keepe OF Calvary
Cemetery, while uudor IL charge OF
grnve.robbing, left Norlk for parts
unknown. Woll, james rs returned
aud says he wants to stall trial. He
does not relish being igitive from
justice; would much prer to stanu
trIal and have his tro,les ended
either by correction ncquIttul.
Tuesday Norris surrounded himself
to Judge Portlock. of Nor,lk County
Court. who bniled him forIis appear
nnce at the April term. Norris has
been travelling around th country,
frequently ON tho outskirtSf the city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The UNITED SrArhs MARINE BAND
This maichless band, which has been
aptly called 1.-The BnUd of the Natlou."
Will he seen III two ginud concerts,
mat'nee aud evening, next Monday,
the 10Th Instant. Thus being tho hfst
Southern tour. the Academy Of Music
should he tiled ut both CONCERTS and
given runsing welcome which it 90
richly deserves. This ~ strictly Il
Ienten attraction, mud all lovers OF
music should attend, NJ they Will not
violate any laws of the church. The
bnnd IL uuder the leadership OF Prof.
+. FHncinli. who will be ably assisted
10y Miss Currie Roma, prima donuu;
MIR. Henry jaeger, ilutist; LOUIS
Gehecke, trombonlst, and Frank
thompson, cornetlst.
OF Miss ROM. the Now York Herald
writes: Miss Carrie Roma's voice
proves her mn artist OF no mem ability
IL ls OF sympathetic quality, phenome.
mi range mud wonderful power.
The snle OF seats will begin this morn
ing. Prices Doc. soc. 75n aud 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
Rcport Bureau veritn,.

The Bureau Verltas has Just issued
the report OF marine disasters for
January, concerning NIL flags rs fol.
lows: Steamers-2 American, s Brit.
lsh, French,3 German. Norwegian.
: Spanish, Swedish. Total, u. In
this number are included 4 steamers
missing. Sailing vessels-2l American.
70 British. DANISH. 2 Dutch, :,
French, German, Greek, 4 ltuiiap.
Z Norwegian, | Portuguese, / Russian
Swedish, / Turkish. Tolal, 50. In
tins number are included vessels
missing.
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CHARGES AGAINST AN OFFICER

He Struck Man With His Billy and
Arrested Another Who Complained
of His Conduct
The Police Justice Ind case before
him yesterday which mny terminate
seriously. 1t appears that 1uesday
night Officer Woodhouse arrested n
young man namad Charles Williams
Tor being drunk. 1t Is said that vii
liame resisted and WAS struck by the
officer with his billy and then carried
TO the station and locked up.
MIR. William Waller, who witnessed
the affair, called at the station aud said
ne desired to prefer charges against
the officer for assaulting citizen.
MIR. Woodhouse asked what he meant
by interfering with him in the dis
charge Of his duty and placed Mr.
Waller under arrest, and he WAS locked
mp by Capt. King. but later bailed out
by Justice Ashburn. In the Police
Court yesterday Mr.. Williams charged
Officer Woodnouse with felonious rs
sault and he was placed under bond
OF SlOO for his appearance Friday at Il
O'Clock. Messrs. Williams and Waller
were each bRiled for $40.
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Am important Convention,

Rev. A. b. Simpson and Stephen
Merritt, OF New York city. will be in
Norfolk and hold convention for
Christians on Monday afternoon and
evening and all day tuesday at the
Park Avenue Baptist Church. Or.
Slmpson is III many respects one Of
the most remarkable men of this age.
apd is knogn in Europe as well as
throughout the United States "a the
founder OF movement looking toward
the worlds evanRelIZatiou. He is an
Impressive speaker and holds great
conventions from California to Florida,
Stephen Merritt, though prominent
business man of New York, IL also q
man of great power and faith, and
during She severe weather in New York
Furnished thousands of meals to the
destitute. AS the visit of these two
men is SO brief, it is desired that all
anret them who can on Monday night
and Tuesday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21

BUEROUGHS-Tu,siny rrnoon NJ
VI Ny Il ia BU .EJ, GHS!uow of To
a e i. NJ. Burroughs. at lhesiIrpce. No
i4O L eomasun sttert O
- MlLLAK March 18th, at D. m. Wal
lie -,AA MILLAR in ne Il year OF his
age. LIE
ruueral from the Granlstreet " y
Church THIS tThusday TEnNoov a.
o clock.
lLalti..ore American and SIN nleoso
'ouy.
Wills At III resi- ience,lG bingham
Il eet, yes rjay morning $50 q rin'h
he.. ID L. Walls. ageI wears ami .
months. "n''
he minister's will assembht Mr.. villa,
ra vii take phase from Moaenlul b,-n,
at y. III oH
:, Inc remains VII lie arr to Coma,'s
wen. Sussex county. for intent.
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I7Inrlno NIutIcr.

The steamer Mercer b. arrived here
yesterday morning from James river
with the, schooner Gotham in tow.
winch ives cnt througn bv the Ice and
sunk near Point of shoals Light.
The Norfolk and Western narpe M
-, which was sunk by the rev.uue
STEAMER Hamilton, was pumped ont hy
the tug liustler, and this murulu1
toTed TO Joues' ways,
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itfatlItIil.

W. a. Barritt, Jr., vice president
and general manager of the Ocean
View RAILROAD. with his wife, are visit.
ing the family OF Mr.. II. l.. Page, GU
York street.
Rev. }. Cleveland Hall, lately the
rector OF ChrIst +. l.. Church. OF Ros
noke, but who was few DAYS npo
called to succeed DR.. Dame. of
Epiphany Church. Danville. was in
the city yesterday, the CUES. of Rev.
a. >. Lloyd, rector OF II. Luke's,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
NENS|EST NORFOLK NEWS.
The Best and Freshest of the DAYS
Haps and Mishaps.
as BIRTHS AND SO DEATHS,
ms IS Norfolk's Record for the Past
Month. A Coming Tea. Delegates
Elected. The Roanoke Evan
gelist. Deed Recorded.
Many Minor Matters.
Rain and snow expected to. DIV

liam and snow expected to day.
justice Seneca presided over thu
foiice Court yesterday.
Chief OF Police kebman has re
turned from Richmond.
MIR. IL. .. Williams, State Secretarv
/. NJ. Z. A., IS i'll the city,
The funeral OF MIR. w. M. M,lIar
VIII take place from CRANKY Street
Methodist Church to day at u. m.
Nj. George w. Argabritc, tie Roa
noke evangelist, is leading the singing
at the frcemason Street Church re.
vival.
a sneak thief entered the residence
of Mrs. Ii. N. Reeves, Park avenue.
Tuesday afternoon, and carried Off
about 500 worth of jewelry.
Mr.. w. II. Hancock aud ID, b. Ames
have been elected by Columbin Lodge
|. ., .. f.. delegates to the Grand
Lodge, which meets in Manchester in
hny.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church VIII give
tea Fridny evening, 22d March, from
. 10 III =. M, at the manse, 6S Bousb
street.
a deed was recorded yesterday trans.
ierring from w. Thompson Barron to
Mrs George w. Taylor, a strip of land
- by w feet on the North side of
freemason street. Consideration S5O0
Yesterday about 2:3O o'clock horse
attached TO an express wagon rau INTO
large window ut the store of j. q
Wombie, on Commercial Place. md
broke two large glasses and tell into
the cellar.
MIR. kemper j. Hawkins, who for a
ionB tlme was connected with the
Chamber of Commerce, has accepted n
position with the Portsmouth Office of
The New York, Philadelphia and Nor.
folk railroad.
The Police Board will hold meet
ing thls afternoon aud will take up the
chhfges against the Chief and Detec.
tives. The officers have refused to
resign. inns afternoon they will be
represented by counsel.
There were 46 births in Norfolk last
month and 50 deaths. In the First
w nru tnere were eleven; Secon nd Ward,
.; ihlid Ward. 4; Fourth Ward. 7:
l nth ward .; sixth Ward, 3; st. Vim
cents Hospital, i; Retreat, 9.
several days ago lady residing on
SoIieSe race found negro man In
her residence, who was attempting To
'o' lie escaped, but was
yesterday captured. The case was
called Yesterday, but continued.
The Alethodists of Norfolk will be
panied to learn Of tho death OF Rev. ID
L. wills, pastor of Cumberland Street
Church during the yellow fever
scourge. which occurred IN Portsmouth
Yesterday. Extended notice in Ports.
mouth local.
Messra; a. j. Smith aud S. b. Mel.
son. OF Richmond, who were in IN,
buggy which ran over Thomas Cooper
nrenklng his collar bone, wero before
Tue Police Justice yesterday. The eyi.
uehce showed that the accident was dino
10 the horse becoming uumanageable
anu the case was dismissed.
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The jewelry and watch repairing
esta blishment formerly kept by Mr..
II. +. Maxim, at No. III Man
street, has changed bands. MIR. George
ID. Chase succeeding him. MIR. Chase
Will make specially OF repairing mud
VIII keep on hand Il fnll supply of
Jewelry, watches, clocks, musical in.
sttnments. strings. etc. lie Will also
give special attention to work for the
trade.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
Ordered on 'rrial.

OAKLAND, Car. -"About two years
ago ordered from j. II. Gates & On
pan francisco. "a bottle of Simmons
LIVER Regulator on trial, and so salts.
factory Inns been its use In expellipC
PIE from the system, and regulatjno
me action of the liver, that from on
ofder OF one at time the order Inns
risen n to dozen bottles at once."-B.
Y. Lawrence.