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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-31
Cutlery.

We keep only the best imported and domestic
makes. All goods guaranteed.
Steel Knives and Forks. handles. Economy
price. euch. faf- SCI
White Handle Knives apd Forks, set of one-haif
dozen. Economy price. .Sic.
English Carving Knife and Fork, buckhorn handle
Russell Steel Set. carving knife, fork and steel
horn handle. Economy price. 81 ~
Genuine Wade 4 Butcher Kazors, white handle,
beautifully finished. Toe.
Wade L. Butcher. Wostenholm and Diamond Razors,
futi hollow RrOunu 90.
Special Double swing and Combination Strips. Zoe.
Russell Steel Butcher Knives, warranted biades2oc.
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ri PANS
TABULES.

Because he had
palpitation of the heart,
Mr.. A. ]. Allen determined
to quit smoking. He
thought the tobacco habit
was the cause of his
trouble, but when lie
ceased smoking the
p,lisatiens OF the heart
We're more violent than ever.
Mr. Allen is a registered
chemist OF Lynn, Mass,
and at second thought he
concluded that, if tobacco
wasn't the cause, it must
be acute dyspepsia. His
knowledge of chemistry
" naturally prompted him to
take Ripans Tabules, well
knowing their efficacy in
disorders OF the stomach,
liver alsd bowels. Quick
relief followed, and now
there is no more distress
in the region Of his heart.
But the remarkable part
of Mr.. Aliens experience
follows: He decided to
forego smoking anyhow.
and discovered that
Ripans Tabules not only
satisfied the longing for
tobacco, which all smokers
are familiar with, but at
first he actually looked
forward with pleasure to
the three periods each day
when he took the Tabules.
Mr.. Allen no longer
smokes, and has no desire
to, nor does he take
the Tabules. He is a well
man, and does not need
medicine of any kind. MIR.
Allen believes Ripans
Tabules will prove
powerful aid to any man
who desires to abandon
the tobacco habit.
ipans Tabules are sold by druggists. or by m;
he price go cents box) is sent TO the Ripa
mcal Company. No. 10 Spruce st, New Hor
iple vial, 10 cents.
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Upholstery Dept.
Attractions.

We have line of Table Cow
ers-the choicest as well as the
cheapest we've ever been able
to show. Embroidered Silks,
Nelours, Cotton and Silk Tap
estries, Jutes, Chenilles. etc
i'll every size from that OF the
smallest stand to that OF the
largest piano. AS the prices
are exceedingly low we are
compelled to limit the hours of
sale. These prices will be in
effect only between 8 and 10
am. and 5 and E pm.
Covers in Cotton Tape tries. from Sc. to $3.50.
Covers in Satin Tapestries. from $500 to $500
Covers In HclouTs. FIR IN $3.50 to $3.50.
Gov RS IN Chenille. flom soc. to $3.50.
Man'e scarfs, trinsed. japanese Tin
sci Cepe at. .................. Toe
"A few days China Silk Attraction.
VALUE. NOW
$50 yards of 32-inch Figured China
Silk. s colors. A yard ........... S1.OO SOC.
300 yards of 32-inch Figured China
Silk, 10 colOrs. A yard. ......... $1.20 Sc.
spe iil s6-inch Washable Jap Silks in
Red, Black and Navy Blue. A yard Toe.
Sash Curtain Materials by the ward.
In this department you'll find every thing from
&c. Scrim to the most expensive Honiton, Irish
Point and Brussels Lace.
A few Attractions in Bed Room
Curtain Muslins.
VALUE NOW.
60 yards 30-in Tambour Muslin. .4Oc. 4 65c. 25c
10 yards SON. Color, no:ted Muslin. Soc. &c
90 yards 50-in Colorrd Madras Muslin. .75c. Soc.
On sale at these prices, ONLY between s and 1C
An and > and PIN. 1t
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Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets

One hundred Ameri-
can China Dinner Sets,
decorated with natural
flowers, filled in color:
and gold finish. Special
for Friday and Saturday
Fifty highest grade
Carlsbad China Din
ner Sets. in latest
shapes and newest de-
signs, nothing more
tasty or elegant for
double the price. Spe- I
cial for Friday and :.
Saturday ...........
One hundred Imperial
China Tea Sets, filled
in flowers and gold
edges. Special fol-
Friday and Saturday.
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.JncIe John and the Rubies.,

A capital story by Anthony Hope, will
be published complete in Saturdays Star.
1t is entirely different in style from the
popular Zenda stories, but is none the less
entertaining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-31
Jewelry Items.

Pure Silver Filgree Scarf Pins. Economy price.
Marguerite Brooches, pure silver hligree. Econ
omy price ....; ;;: zoe.
Butterfly and large-siZe Marguerite Filigree
Brooches. Economy price. .9ic.
Cut Silver Sterling Bracelets:
Children's size Economy price. I9c
Ladies' size. Economy price ...............: SIC.
Sterling mounted Rang Combs italian she'll Econ
Same Sterling mounted. .9Sr pair.
Miniature Breastpirs. Observation-Disclosures 9c
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Boston Variety Store.
Friday and Saturday to be "Days of Economy
i'm all departments of our great
establishment.


Everybody who should read the advertised
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Rogers Plated Ware.

BY a chance bargain have obtained what is
Very rarc-a genuine cut in the prices of Rogers
Plated Ware. Guaranteed ,xtE, plate nicScl
silver. The pattern Is and attractive.
SI.-' va 'it'phS- - uoZ
$40 Table Spoons. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 4 doz
S--f5 Aituiuni oFks. Sl6o - dOZ
S19s Medium Dessert Knives. 81. g !, doz.
49c. Eutter Knives. Observation-Disclosures. .eajc
5sF. sugar SiehhEs. Ze
81 40 Gravy Ladies'. .!Sc.
'reuiu i-uuies Soc
Also notice ECONOMY VALUES in Silverware
Of other makers:
STA Dinner Casters, triple plate, five bottles.
Economy price :Slc.
Csc. Chjlds Set knife fork and spoon. plate.
in satin-iincd box. .49c.
S1.49 Oyster Forks. extra plate, one-half dozen in
81 10 Coffee Spoons. Economy price 9Sc. Il doz.
81 40 Fruit Knives Economy price use. y doz.
Nut Picks. One-hilf dozen In box:
Nckci-piateN .S.F
Triple silver-pa ted. Observation-Disclosures :c.
Six MT Picks and one Nut Cracker:
Nickel-plated. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Zoe.
Triple silver plated. I5e.
Silver-plated Nut Sets picks and one cracker. in
IN oak hOx, satn-lincd. Economy price. .9Sc.
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Have you tried LA RENE FURNI-
TURE POLISH: 1t will DO toward
Frightening up your old I'arlor pieces
tn anythi Sc you can use. Bottle, IS
cents.
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Blue and White Steel Enamel Ware Sale.
All Goods Selected. Best Quality. No Seconds
Granite, Iron and Graystone Ware Sale
At Astonishingly Low Prices.

Saucepans Preserving Kettles. .16c.
Saucepans or Pres CRYING Kettles. "a It..... l9c
Saucefans Presery ing Kettles 3 al. .24c.
Ssucepans Preserving Kettles. qt. -29c.
Sauo epans or Preserving Kettles qt...-..-.. 33c.
Tea or Coffee Pots, capa city 3 OTIS. .44c.
Tea Coffee Pots. capacity OTIS. .49c.
FRY Pans Acme. GL in. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r.
Fry Pans. Acme, 10 In. .S2c.
FRY Pms Acme, II Observation-Disclosures. -. Size
Bn kets cow red caracity OTIS .1Sc.
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Umbrellas,

500 Gloria Umbrellas, 24nch for school children.
Economy price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AC
100 each 81. % and 2S-inch Gorias, natural
handles Economy price. ...................15 c
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ECONOMY" Values from our
Second Floor Sales Rooms.

Economy nTice .asc.
Bamboo Tables, japanese tops, strong and . ~
graceful. Economy price ~
shelves medium size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOC.
2 shelves large size ............. 43c.
4 shelves extra size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
Medicine Cabinets solid oak, with mirror
or wood door for the side corner. Econ
omy ur,ce Csc.
Medicine Cabinet with beveed plate mirror
door Economy price -Sf.49
mings ECONOMY price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
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Interest In the Revival.
Mfscella neOua.

Messrs. Jesse H. Wilson and Peter j.
Mcintyre, trustees, yesterday sold. through
Thos. Bowling. a two-story frame house on
Prospect street Reno" near Tenleytown,
to Wheatley Bros. for 81, 125.
Mr.. Benjamin Harper and Mr.. Sanger
Jof MS are on the towns sick list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-31

To each sguest little silken souvenir
will be presented. either In the form OF
miniature pumpkin or giant chestnut
Every one knows that chestnuts are i'm
portant factors at a Halloween function.
What can be more exciting than to watch
to see which one will pop first in a row OF
chestnuts named and put close TO the glow
ing embers? They must do more than pop.
however, they must jump out Sometimes.
instead of landing at the feet of the ex-
pectant damsel, one will capriciously
choose another fair maid, in which case
the inference is plain. The mems fortunes
can of course be foretold in the same way.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02

Paris. Nov 1.-Siucc the announce
mcnt asst night of the formation of a
new Cabinet some changes have been
made in its composition. AS competed
1t is constituted as follows:
Prime Minister and Minister OF the
Cabinct-M. E3ourgcoise
Minister of Foreign Affairs-M. Ber-
thelot.
Minister OF Warm. Cavaignac.
Minister of Marine-M. Lockroy.
Minister of Finance-M. gunner.
Minister of Justice and Worshin-M
Richard.
Minister OF the Colonies-M. Le-
veillc.
Minister of Public 1nstruction-M
Comics.
Minister of Public Works-M, Guyot-
Dessaignc.
Minister OF Commerce-M Mesu-er.
Minister Of Agriculture-M Viger
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
QUALIFICATIONS FOR SUFFRAGE
wus Passed by the South Carolina Com
rcDtion ns Originally Intended.

Columbia, S. c., Nov. l.-At 1l:25 to-
night the Convention adopted the es-
scntial section Of the suffrage plan. put
ting on the parliamentary cinchcr,
thereby accomplishing the sole object
of the Convention. The section was
adopted in the following shape:
Sec. 4. The qualifications for suf-
lrage shall be as fololws:
th) Residence i'm the State for two
years. i'll the county one year. i'm the
election district in which the electors of
Ter TO vote four months and the pay
ment six months before any election Of
any poll tax then due, and paya BILE: pro-
Nlded. however that ministers in charge
OF an organized church and teachers of
public schools shall be entitled u vote
after six months residence in the State
II otherwise qualified.
(B) Registration. which shall provide
for the enrolment of every eicctor
once in ten years. and also an enroll
mcnt during each and every year Of
clector not previously registered under
the provisions Of this article.
(C) Up to- January /, 1898. all male
persons of voting age applying for regis
tiation who can read any section in
this constitution or understand and
explain II when read to them by the
registration officer. shall be entitled to
register and become electors.
y separate record of all persons regis
tered before January l. 1888. sworn to by
the registration officer shall be filed,
one copy with the Clerk of the Court
and one in the Office of the Secretary
of state on or before February |. lSgS
and such persons shall remain during
NE qualified electors, unless disuuali-
ileu by the other provisions of this arti-
Gle The certificate of the Court or
Secretary of State shall be sufficient
evidence To establish the right to any
iurIher registration and the franchise
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
showing Net Increase for the
Month of October Of S5 .3oI. .i75.

Washington. Nov. 1.-The debt state
inent ISSUED this morning shows, n mel
Increase in the public debt, less cash in
me Treasury during October of $5.32l.-
va Thc intcrcs; bearing debt was in
creased S1i0 The non-intcrcst bearing
debt decreased $ll6.G32 and cash in the
treasury decreased S5.A37 Sol The ba-
lance of The several classes of debt at
inc close OF business. October 3lst. were.
Interest bearing debt. $747 26l $50: debt
on which interest has ceased since ma
tnrlty, Sl.6Al.610: debt dcaring no in
terest. S3II .33a.Si6. Total. $l.I2G SO 100
The certificates and Treasury notes
offset by an equrl amount of cash in the
Treasury outstanding al the end Of the
month were $j9l ,102.G7S. n decrease Of
{9l25.O2O. The total cash i'm the rren-
sllty was SSH, i%7 ,6lo. The gold reserve
was S92,9i%.iI?. Net cash balance, $S7.-
Oo],slS. In the month there was n de-
crease In gold coin and bars of 1896 .G73.
the total at the close being Sl43 3GO, ,S3S
81 silver there was q decrease of 81 5gi :
"S'. or the surplus there was in nu-
ti"tal bank repositories Sl55l3. 1856
against $lG.047,I ,I05 at the end of the nrc
cedinS month.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
An Important Appni,t,c,,,

Washington, Nov. 1.-The important
regal position of Solicitor for the State
department, which was left vacant
through the resignation of Mr.. W. ID.
Dabney to accept the chair of law at
me University of Virginia, was filed
to-day by the President by the ap-
pointmcnt of MIR. Walter Emerson Fai-
son. of North Carolina
Secretary Olncy also filled another.
important place in his department, APP
pointing MIR. Frank A. Branagan. Of
ohio, as chief of the bureau OF ac-
counts, the position from which MIR.
Francis 1[icckhoefcr resigned last week
as n result of an incstigation into the
conduct of his office. Both appoint
mcnts were made on merit, and both
appoiptces entered the service OF the
government under civil scrvio, rules.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02

of the weeping woman upon the shoul-
der OF her condemned son.
Then Judge Murphy announced that
next Friday he would pass sentence
upon Durrant and at the same time he
would fix the time for beginning the
trial of Durrant for the mureur OF Min
ME Williams.
The verdict of the jury meets with
general approval.
The town is wild. tonight over il and
is resembles the aftermath of an cleo
ton. Durrant himself takes IL coolly
and says he has not yet lost hope His
attorneys will take an appeal 10 the
supreme Court on n bill of exceptions.
the material for which accumulated
during the trial
The material for the Minnie Williams
trial has all been gathered and the
prosecution is prepared to go right
ahead with 1t. II II certain that Judge
Murphy will set an early day for the
hearing. The general impression is that
the result in that case will be the same
as the one just concluded. Considera-
bic matter bearing on the case was de-
Heloped during the trial OF the Lamont
case. and since the preliminary exarhi-
nation much new evidence has been
gathered. So far as known Durrant's
defense in the case yet to be tried will
be as weak as II was in the one just
closed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
A VERDICT FOR MISS GIBSON.


richmond. Va, Nov. 1.-The Equity
COURTROOM was crowded this morning
win an eager thronE to hear the con-
S,islon S,,,on OF the celebrated cnsc of Miss
Iibsoh vs.. Mrs. Todd. Judge Minor
having Instructed the jury, counsel oc-
cupted most of the day in arguing the
case. Tonight the jury rendered n
verdict for $4,000 damages. There has
been no appeal so far, but It is under-
stood there may be.
MISS Gibson sued for $4,000 damages.
alleging that Mrs. Todd had Injured
her In her occupation as saleswoman
hy SAYING that she had said IN effect
that Mrs. Hatcher, the wife of Rev.
l)r Hatcher, pastor of the Grace
Street Baptist Church, was n kIepto-
maniac, she (Miss Gihsom having been
discharged by her employers for that
reason. Miss Gibson denied positive
iy that she had ever made suoh q re-
mark about Mrs. Hatcher.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
THE REPUBLICANS TO CAUCUS.
Reed 10 p'c N0minnfcd Hy Acclnu,,v.
lion for Speaker

Washington, Nov lit is undor-
STOOD that Representative Warren II
iiooKcI. OF New York, secretary of tho
itepuDllcan caucus of the House. has
lsSued u call for meeting of a ca,Icus
OF the Republican members of tho Irirtv
fourth Congress-, To be held i'm Tho bnlI
Of the House ut s o'clock on the nvrnin,r
of November 3Oth
Nominations Will be made for SDnol,or
Clerk OF the House. Doorkpaprr Snrt
geant-at-ArIns. Postmaster and Chn.
plain.
The question of who Will be nominal
eh ior the Spcalscrshlp has been practi-
caliy settled. EX-Spcakcr Reed will
without a shadow OF doubt he nomi.
itIcu lnr this place by ucclamatiou.
me Clcrkship of the House, which is
Inc most important position next IN FIN
speaker VIII be warmly fought for. Tho
gentlemen who have thus far made
tnelr intention known are: Gen. Hon
dcrSon, OF Illinois. chairman OF tho
caucus committee, who failed Of 70
nomination to Congress, and cx-Reprc-
scntativc-at-LarEe for Pcnnsvlvonia
Alex. Mcdowell. ''I'
fur the Doorkcepcrship, w I. Glenn
OF Cuba, n. y, Is he.lcadinr cnndidntn
i1iS only opponent will be Editor TIn-
toi Oh tennessee, who was n Collector
OF Internal Revenue for one district or
that state during IIurrison's term
40 selections have yet been mndc
tor INC position of Chaplain and Post :
nitSlcrhnt IL Is generally conceded that
d NailsaS man Will be nominated for the
iorner and one from Ohio for the Int :
ter place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
senator Tirlmnn.. Cn,r.es.

Soiumnla. 3 G., Nov. 1.-No Roadway
Whatever was made in the solution nr
the suffrage problem by the Constitu-
llonal Convention to-day. The whole
aay has been devoted to the rchashinr
OF the history of the reconstruction ne,
rlod' The charges that Senator Till
M ,i'tn made last night In his speech in
regard TO the steals and frauds or tbn
reconstruction period based upon tho
fraud reports, and attacking negro
delegates on the floor. were taken up
bS the negroes, and Miller Smalls
and Whipper made vigorous and de-
terinihed speeches defending them
selves and their race. All tho sncerhns
were purely of Il historical character.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02

Paris, Nov. 1.-The new Ministry held
a meeting late last evening and decided
upon policy which contemplatcs n
searching examination into the South
crn hallway scandals TO the end Of
fixing the responsibility for misconduct
alleged and proven. The Cabinet also
decided to support Il proposal to sub
init the question involved in the Car
mauN Glass Workers strike to arbi-
tration To modify the Madagascar
treaty, to create a colonial army and to
lntroduc" in the budget for 1886 Il pro-
VISION imposing an income tax. II was
also decided to offer the foreign Dort-
iollo I" NJ. Dccrais. formerly French
Ambassador To England The offer
was made, but Nj. Dccrais declined II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
Edward Hubbard Hanged.

Richmond Va. Nov. IA special to
The Dispatch from South Boston, Va,
says that this morning at Houston, the
county seat of Halifax Edward Hub
bard was-hanged in the old jail for the
murder last July of Pink Colland, an
other colored man. Hubbard shot
Colland in the road in dispute about n
negro woman. Death was almost In.
Simultaneous. as the neck was broken
by the fall Only about twenty per-
sons witnessed the execution. This Is
the first legal hanging in the county
since 1860. Is b?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
The Enrlnuunnc CAUSED tertorIon

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. IAN inter-
eSting point in connection with the
earthquake, which was felt in this city
yesterday, is the fact that n number
of small Indiana streams having their
source in the southern border of the
gas belt have suddenly filled with water.
No rains have occurred In this State
for months to swell the streams, and in
the case of Honey Creek, in the eastern
part OF Bartholomew county, it had
gone dry several weeks ago, the water
standing only In pools here anl there.
This week 1t is filled to the brinf and in
some places has overflowed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
The CoolpIcndins of "a Murderer.

iifiin, o., Nov. l.-Lcc Martin. the
murderer Of Marshal August Schultz
ana the cause OF the fatal riot at the
jan here Sunday night. was brought to
thlS city secretly early this morning
ana nrrnigncd before Judge Mclhorn.
w hen asked TO plead 10 the Indictment
ne cooily remarked that he guessed
part of II was true, but not all.' No
VIII be tried in December After the
nearing Martin was quietly taken to
the outskirts of the city where he was
kept in hiding until the arrival of he
northhound train, when he was re-
turned 10 the jail at SanduskY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
An Electric Eight Man Insfnntiy
KILLED,

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. 1-Christian
Schlekle. trimmer of the City Elcc-
trio Ligth Works. was instantly killed
while trimming n lieht this morning.
He had recently secured the job and
this morning started to work a light
hangs in front OF his house. and he
asked his wife to come to the door and
watch him trim his first lamp. frhc
light was lowered and Schlehlc took
hold of both CARTONS The currant ran
through his body. killing him instantly.
before his Mortified wife. Deceased was
about 80 years of age.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02

prosecution had not proven the charge
OF murder and they were willing to go
10 lie jury without calling :lny Wit
nesSes. ~ was then arranged that the
closing arguments on both sides should
nesiii Tomorrow and the court adjourn
ed for the day.
inc CLOSING arguments and the charge
10 the Judge Will probably consume tho
netier part OF tomorrow, but tie case
NIL ,i an likelihood be given to the
jury Tomorrow afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
- Rrakcsmn Instantly Hn1ca.

Lynchburg, Va, Nov. John IT.
Robertson. brakeman. employed on
the LynchburE and Durham division
of the Norfolk and Western railroad,
TELL from freight car this morning
near Crystal Hill, and was Instantly
Killed. The remains were taken to
South Boston, and afterwards brought
by q special to this city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
A painter r5iI,cd py 3 = Yo,,.3s, !, B

Wilmington. ". c.. Nov. /. &I,sYs5ll
W: WenHel, a. painter, while engagaSii
this morning in painting a. sl,ylIEhfs2asS M
katz & Povosst's store on STronfs
street, fell from the scaffold, which sga@a
way, and was instantly killed. He hs
a native of Germany, but came TO VA 1fIIs
mington from New Orleans some }ans
no children. He was about IS ysf, 10 5iss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02

Exposure to cold, camp Winds mn vi ffs.iiss
suit IN pneumonia unless tho systefa&ss sss
kept invigorated with Huods saysb s5asss sYSsss1
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-02
Have Opened II Lovely, Fine or 81 a,safs
RItta CRDeg, III ssSSSss

Have opened new line Of Coat ts nSSdj
Clpes for ladies'. misses ana 5cf,, IdTstSE n;
from $3.50 to $40, In all tho new9St tSssf
fects, including Boucie, Cheriot ts sst FSssE ELL
sey and Plush. Coats inf; ;aliNt III Il ~ sS
shapes-boy fronts. ripple bacI ,ss iisss ss5
sleeves Also silk lined Gail ai i,d & Sa ,S
money IL interested In a. Goat al ss
r !. R.S sAI, fSISSfsSi
Newest Discovers * 1! taof
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-21
THE WHEELS MOVED.
A Small Test Made at the Dam Yester-

A Small Test Made at the Dam Yester.
.. day.
Yesterday Mayor Mcdonald, Superin.
tendent John Maddox, Electrician Scovill
Mr.. Frank Hamilton and Mr.. Sloan, OF
the Bierce-Stillwell company, were at the
dam, and Mr. Sloan, who is superintend.
ing the work of putting in the wheels and
pumps, concluded he would test pair of
the wheels to see just how they would be-
have.
He turned on the water and away went
the wheels, smoothly and without jar
of any kind. They acted splendidly, and il
was hard to tell who was the best, the
representative of the city or Mr. Sloan.
In very short time the pumps will be in
q condition to test, and little while after
the city will be in position to furnish
water to consumers.