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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Ttferierne.


Oct faoer life III, at Der iaar Hal
6liue noaet rigtig gtluur meb 5eoIilos
Fttet itrioer "IftenpOitsn". Nu er
mart eeptember saaet, be tiolisere
9lars beoite 6anaittio er alt'aa pIli'
trent fprbi, pg euooa bpres Der fun ON
liot SlattrfiIte biIt uS Der. Siitnot
ioresaar Suusiteu M paa en- strGi'
ming al ct Bar Sunbrebe esmil. Wen
in8sutebs er Den at iaapas SetpOnin9,
at bet mouuer ncs:t uiOere, ialIalo lille
iaalcoes, ipm ri / be sOOs 5ebflOanr
bar o9ret part iii bet.
eom 5glge Of BET mislise GlIte bsta'
lss 6ansiten tsmmslis suot. Spttl Is
SIR. er. RaaltsnSe CT Ell for benre
Qarstio ui9bpautia tci 9ris. Oct er
life mere eno ct gar Iar, iioen man l
September ,funSe faa 9-12 2snoer
for oenne Gum.
Men Der ital sierne bore ct "rteit"
~iueien, iarIis naar bet slalber bore
6iiteriprobuttsr. NorSes 5iiteria9ert
i SpItlanb, Sr. @eitersaaro, ifriuer,
at ben nurTte Garniilo / Samburs er
u~paaagtct, life ioro, bet er @arnIilo -
buaS pgiaa ben ifOtIte ps boQanolt'
Glib, iom i Iegelcn betales lau9t
9gtere, ia naItsu beItunbis er -, men
iOrOi ben er bnarlis puttst, baarlis iors
terpt ps for itertt ialtet.
Sroipruset flyer 10. at man bllpsr
fog al Stabe. Neu benne S9ropm
ipnes aloeles life at tunne bioe pan
uOrit Siloerportsrer.
Gae be Guiier, oes bar ombarole1
bette gmne, bar III / mart Ell gIen1e'
iteulSer ~sicntaset bette Op ps pp ,9ler,
at ri iom iiifenbe NatIcn futne bamlt
up meo bore &onturrenter, iaa r,aa ii
abiulut inbfgre ct beore Stel meO Sen'
Jpn til Trooutternes 8ebanblin9s'
made.
Ter bar raret afbolot ct utal a
5uItcmgoer os 6Oreoras ont bette, mel
iom Oct fer no til, til liben eIer niger
glptte. 8 ale bore purise Grport'
brau6er bar Ri lart at inbie, at Sa'
rerne maa leperes laaleoes, iom SIP
berer puifer benz. Stat pi oa life en-
gang usiaa / 5iiteerpurten tOmme I'll
6orItaueIie aj at bet er IrObncenter
iOm maa rctte Jig otter aOniumenteni
Smas % 8sbas Os life umuenot?
SeifiItet er pmtrent Ilut for iaar. {
be uproli9te gmter bar bet 9iuet e
tiloels iGroeles ri9t uobptte. Hriiern'
bar o9Iaa pRret up~aatla9elt9e.
9iatreliar9iten sr bet iremoelci
fleint bspenot meb. Slere Stsiter 20,
berior aQereOe iluttet iur iaar, uaste
Der enbnu er Uper ct Iar Muaneoe,
isjen al 6uuoittioen. Sra 9lmeritt
beber bet O9iaa, at Matreliitet ba'
paret ~uiGbuunlis baurlist. 2erimoi
bar bet ilaaet rist til ueo Srlanos
apit.
Santiifet ubenipr Sgnbmsre er iorbi
Set har siuet pmtrent ct Miooelsaar!
Nifaitnins.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
sra @aibiugton.

2orenoer. De GOrsneSs Statsrs
9ouiul George 6. @barton ! Ntben.
g~rateulunb, bar uuoerrettet llosurt9s'
bepartcmentet ON, at bet erRfte TarIus
msut BAR peoto9st en- 2Ou Saaenoe no
paa at tuntrplere &riien puu &orenosr
(~currants). Gen pualG9ser en- Stnt
Of IS 8rucsnt, beiulbar enten ! TeHSe
eIer 9urrnoer. Den bele aplin9 al
sorenoer bette &ar unilaaes til 800
WiQiuuer 8uuo, Der bill siue ben 9r9Ite
Reaierins en- SuOtrst al s733,4OO.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
9ina.
unserieatlitn GultSnins RprStne

rlnberifat1tu G~ultonirs Rurscns
sod glisdonnrtrue or pdatespuot
iaisu. Gen 11ueiuntcr, Der GAP Drore
til at mprbe SpmOsrue RisiOnsbpss
uinscu. or i:iIet for 8ettsu ! Su Gbsus.
Ssrrtttsiierrs iOrriss uss babe en-
saoulia SntFYoslis pua gcsstaris
uusrue, Ipm iouoipulisois MI bill itonoie
m,o pitere GOrisIssIis al be sriiin'.
uOfatcrne for at fau 2sosrus itrnfsos
sr n,eset lpItre sro / furrtss n8e.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

SptSepartrmeutet. Gen ijeroe ass
IiItertnoe acknowledgements Garsrafs
port piier, at Der ben 30te Sum- 1895
bar 7O,064 &Uiftuutprer / be Jcrencoe
Statcr. 3 Nurets Sob ppretteoes
2,422 nse 9OittortUrcr % 2,163 ncos
laaoes; 1919 upe 4otmsitrc uos
naontes. Den itprite Gorp0elic al
guIttputprer par i Stlobpmn, buor 50
opretteoes. 10 Statcr piier Ell 6prs
mino Telie / GutaQst al GoIttoutorer.
Gen itsrte 6OrmuOiteIie bar felseuoe
Gtatsr: Sauia8 So, Goutb Carolina.
A, Scipa SO. g8eit Iirgjuiu SO. 5ru'
ten andre S!uter piier en- Neoguue al
fra 2 iii 81. Der bar , garets Sob
iuSicuot 59.546 alager ~unSaucuoe
&uitiagsr. Sstte er en- GOre9elie al
1869 puer forrise slar.
SuipsttSrerue Ear ipecielt baot fin
CpmErtiOmbeb fGitet pua Snobruo
8Oitbuie, S%lce6ranoc / 8uitbuie, Gos.
lG9selie al SernbanepoItuOsue. OVER
iato paa 8otferers % &ruerier Um'
bulb / 8oitpuaue % lun9s 4Oitruterne.
s De leite uf bisie er Der eli sruopis
5orpselie, iiGr / Rsuerier lunss 4pIts
ruterue Us paa Serubanerne. s Gn'
taqet af Snobruo i 9oitbuie ct Der EN-
bstposIis 9teosaus. timber Giiuittet
uOenlanoit 9Oit uplpies, at be 5Orerebs
etnters Sesiitrerinssipitem er blanoi
b. beSIe i Geroer.
& 9larsts Ssh orrsfereSes 2,24O
4eriuntr for Spertreoelie al Bot.
luucns; al bette sIntal par 175 YpTs
metre, 40 usiiitersnoc IOitmsTtrs, so
SetleHte i 9oitbuis, II S%ernbanrpoIts
betjsnte, SO gOitbuO % 20 bapOe min.
bre pistise Stiaiuser / 9~OItosparte.
mentsts 9ieueIte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
gipil ecrpice ResIerne uooiprs.

Gipii Gerptte Feglerne hoOloes.
8reiioent Glepeluro uOIteOte ben 20oe
os. en- Srbre, bourpso Gtull Serolc'
Reslerue fOmmer til at SiGIoe iOr Oae
Suniuler, buis 2pn parierer ira $1,000
til $4,000. Ssri in~obsiuttes pmtrin8
Salporleu af iamttise &Uniuler, bots
9pu er puer $1,000 ON Gurst. SOnIuler
pil b~ersfter blipe auiutte psO SOrIlpttelie
euer 5urirsmmelie eIer oso InI9ttelie
al Reno, Der tiolt9ere bar pGret
Observation-Disclosures 9ienelte. 8re'
iioeuten fan o8iaa uonuone til Suns
fuller iaabanue 8erioner, iOm bar be-
Itaoet ben i~urlun9te Grdmen. Oct
autases, at pier 200 SOniuter tOmmer
ino uuber benns Seitemmelie, iom OILS
lees for at bare ct fort 6remItriot
Retuins Of Reiormer / tcuiular Sje'
nsiteu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
I u.

Qarlamentct bar beoil8et 200 Wills
liuner g,n Tor Spsnlus al 2 Bant'er'
Iflbs, 10 SrissNibe for apttOrioaret
pa so Io%rpeoobaaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Spristist. Sig mig, Sr. 9reii'
iioent, ipurste Auismanben unber Sn.
teruiepet, builten SOs Der bar paret
Sem til melt 9ipite Der / 9ipet.
Zen fore giano tantte fla liot ON
og iuareoe berpaa;
0tin 2ommebpg!
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Prof. Breckenridge says there is no
pleasanter SIGHT than a company OF
young people fitting themselves to be-
come useful citizens.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Yrof. Sredsnriose flyer at man Tan
lie is HOset beba8eIigsre emo ct Seliiab ai
uuss RsaHeittr, iom uopauuer fig for at
b ipe rgtii3e Sor9sre.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
a STARTLING FACT
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
BY a
FAMOUS FRENCH PHYSICIAN.

TN" medical world for wears has been
baiHed lay the problem. How to treat
nervous diseases successfully without
TN" use of medicines. as th"y soon los.
their hcn"iicial effects and really leave,
IN" pa tl"ut in 4 WorS" condition \ dis
tnruishcd French physician has iust
made known that ne uses Music with
amazingly beneficial results i'm All nav
N"us troubles. and in each and rv.,1.
case a permanent cure resulted Anne
hunk. VI D.'s )Musical Bucturs;I ofr.rs
gratuitously the following valuable al
vice: Men VIII" have wives and dauuh-
,%rs mrrvmuSIy disposed uuN them an
~ EliETf PIANO with charming
MANDOLIN and HARP ATTiCUr
MENT. and notice how tn" bloom win
return to those pallcd checks. and mn
der its refined and beautiful Influence
that depressed condition viii .uiir.1,
disappear. BUY them Il piano ami have
the strain on youT pocncthunI, -unt o,,
their nerves. TAX" this for y.l,r I'm
turc prescription and do not throw, y,,tIr
money away on worthless medicine:
fok tnHt urrd feeling not HOODS
SAHSAPARll.LA BUT an EVERIrT.r
PIANO Now word for the EVER
ETT-Whcu We secured the up.,r,.
fifteen years ago, we were confident ma
that wonderful ton" would hrin.. il ia
tn" front rank Of pianos. ana ~. ,,.g
proud and pleased to say thar we hny.
not erred in our estimate Of its ilu,,tn,
surahlN superior qualities Gun. nIiu-
ion has been sustained ana ndors.d hv
the Expert Judges on Music of the Al
LAN'rA EXPOSITION. ana mo tuI-
lowing resolution was adopted by that
body unanimously:
Resolved. That the EVERET'P PA
NOS are the REST. ana our preference
over all others; that they are In. ONLY
nlANoS TO be used at this ENPOSI-
TION.
or course. You should know that 49,,
are temporarily located az 2UG Main
street, near Church FOR the ncXt thirty.
bargains in pianos. organs ana -
lures. W" shall move In with Wnt,.
ketteW X Clay ana occupy a part of
second floor as soon as tho hi,ilIin,,
corner OF Main and CRANKY, is finished
ny upright grand tor 500 on e.,sy ~.
mcnts. IL desired
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09


Commonwealth Attorney White re-
piled. claiming that the indictment was
property drawn.
The point raised by Judge Rrnolk.
was taken under consideration bv
Judge Keeling and all witnesses were
excluded from the room
j. i. Jones WAS the first witness call
ed to the stand. He keeps the store in
which Hale was killed and was pres
ent on the night of the trouble. Mr.
Brock was there also. So was Hale.
NJ hist thcY had no difficulty, but late
AT night he saw Hale knock Brock
DOWN. The parties Were separated;
lff"ck was bleeding, Here the Com
lh"hwcaIth Attorney introduced pho
,"erhrhs OF Jones place. which were
identified 10y the witness.
hcSufning witness said Brock want
cd To get even with Hale. Jones in
.'h"tu Brock to leave and go home.
ne crossed ms Stor" at II 10 o'clock.
rae ana 'ralthwaitc were there at
me tiine. lie asked them to leave and
iitcr saw hughes tone of the accuseu)
give iiai" Il drink out OF bottle. Wit
i'oSs went 10 bcd, nut was called at
"'|' a. IN |" see !, man who, IL WAS
Snid hnd been Killed in front Of his
pi''" ~" went out and saw il WAS
iiaIe. re saw blood at other places
itIpnE the road than the spot on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
The school IsOnrU.

TN" regular monthly session of thu
school Board was held yesterday after
noon with President w. A. : Taylor in
tn" chair and the following business
was transacted:
The acting Superintendent tCaptain
w ~ :. Taylor was authorized to nd
NertiS" for fuel Tor the schools
The matter of the Payment of a hill
OF Architect leagues was referred 10
Inc commemorative Attorney for an
opinion.
The Acting Superintendent was aii-
thoriHrd To- employ Miss Florence Gar
n"r AS teacher of typ"WriimE book
keeping. etc. in tn" High School
Miss Gertrude r Eerns was elected!
as AN additional teacher Tor the Bran
hl"tOn Primary school
Acting superintendent Taylor made
his report, showing an average alton
dane" OF pupils for the month of Sop
tcmhcr "f 2.io2.
The Board authorized tn" Acting
superintendent To receipt certificate to
city Treasurer Tor state appropriation
for current session
Bills amounting to $i.4i2 80 were or
dcr"d to II" puid
The matter of heating and vcutilat-
iu% ia" new school building In the
Fourth Ward was referred la the Com
mittc" on Buildings and Property. with
power to act.
Adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Norfolk. Va. october :. 1921
10 THE CITIZENS OF NORFOLK

We are in the midst OF III" erra,est
drought W. have experienced Tor many
Years. TN lakes on which tn, r!ty is IN
tircly dependent Tor Il supply OF water
nave never been 80 low as uoM sine,
Lax" bradford Mas purchased Bi-it
lhSpe, ii"l is curtailiug waste" uMd Tho
street. Sewer ana Drain Department h.
aidinp us no little ia saving tile wu.cr.nut
we i""I II our dutS aud do must earnest
~ appeal 10 all water takers To save all
In" wat"' possible. Lawn fountains uuu
wash pay" hos" should hr dispensed
with. or. at most, usod suaruEly i!o-
tells ANA bar rooms ANA all l#ri'ci. Supplies
are requested 10 MS, only " hat is ub5ulu-
t"ly necessary Housed rcpc's ar" re-
Pu"st"d 1" watch bath room. Kitchen and
"uisi"" closets. 10 prevent continuous
running of water. and lIuuGrI,S and
w"slcrwoincu are urged to U.s.. no NOR.
than necessity requires
Ihric ~ Vet NO prospect for rain, nor
DO "" know Their. viii tee sutHriru1 to iIi
IN" iak's whom II con'"s Ne Tee! that
every good citizen will heed this appeal
I" d" what h' OF Sl' can L" ward of tn.
threatened calamity. water famine
BY order OF the Board OF Water Com
missiun.rs
Il y ZACHARY.
otN-!N Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Good Dctcc1iyc Work.

Detective Eastwood. after tracking
the thieves who robbed the First Pres
byterian Church of large amount al
copper and lead pipe for some time. yes
terday apprchendcd them and brought
them TO Jail. Their names are Robert
Fitzgerald and Harry Cohn. The de-
tcctive located them on Water street
The property belonged to Mr.. r. w
Thomas, the roofer. and as the thieves
broke into the church they will fall un-
der the law of felony If found guilty
NJ MARRIAGE LICENSES toml,a
benjamin Franklin Lenton to Mary
Elizabeth Calls. white: George Wash
ington White to Rcbecca FELTON, col
ored; George Taylor to LiZzi. Jordan,
COlorrd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
SpccinItIcs We offer.

Gents Patent Leather Shoes 4l-2
10 $780,. ...................$ 81 IS
Gents DonGola Congress. > to L.. rs
Gents Solid Leather Shoes to II. II
Gents Oil Grain Working CATERS. IS
rents BuckSkin Wording shoes. l 20
tents ked working shoes. i -
Cnld's Kid Button. Q to ll. 30
Child's Solid School Shoes, SIP to
~ '.'..''-.'. ................. -
Boys Solid School Shoes H. to o IS
Misses Solid School Shoes. Is to- IS
Boys Solid School Shoes. TO > rs
HELLER'S ONE-PRICE SUOI.
STORE, 4G Bank street. opp. Court
House
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

The Cheapest Line ever shown in
ms city. for Ladies, Gents and Chl-
Gren Good. Heavy Underwear for tho
iittit ones, 10. 10. 20. % 81 - ana SOC.
La dies Jersey Ribbed and Plain
Merino Underwear, -. SIP. 40. ,5c.
ana 81. Best value ever offered.
Mems Winter Underwear: Biggest
Assortment. Lowest Prices. Cotton
tCnderwear, 2'c.. was soc Half Wool
Shirts and Drawers. Soc; was 15c.. and
SO on upward. LEVY BROS
Modern Bargain store.
ia Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

tic city Ward. subject to dover right;
consideration $500
Mrs. T.. e. Froget to B. f.. Bockover.
sdcration 50 cash and the assumption
house and lot on Highland avenue. con-
of Il deed OF trust Of $4,000.
James b. I<innon and wife TO w. Ii.
Webster, two lots on Pine street !, con-
Sideration Sab.
+. G. Thomas ct ais. to W. f. Web
stcr. lot on Pine street; consideration
go
William III. White ct ais. To Anna r.
Taylor house and lot on Main street,
near Fenchurch: consideration $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

captain John Chitiugden of the Mer-
ritt NrcckinS Company. has gone To
New York
The wind at Cap, Henry at l. m.
yesterday blew from the Northwest
WIN u velocity OF thirty-thrco miles an
hour
The schooutrs Martha and Rosa 80,
are ON the ways At Jones shin, yard
ana a harhor transfer barge Is being
built at the same yard
IN" hark"ntinc ashur" for some time
al Little Island is breaking IN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Died.

kELLN-At the residence of her son.
No. Plume street. TUESDAY IuorI.iu. AT
50" O'clock. Mrs El.NIRA EEILH, r.
lict of ~" lat" John Kelly. aged -, ,..:,Is
fhc funeral vii! talk, place riIISt\NCd-
from 81 MaIy'S Catholic CEurch.
Friends ANA acuunintanccs arc respect
FULLY invited To attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Free instruction TO Bows.

Attention is called to the advertise
ncut under This heading. 10 b. found il
another column Those interest ed
should meet Nil Crowell at st. Pauls
Church tomorrow Thursday after
noon at O'Clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Extensive improvements.

We are Offering brldal uresnntc
and other goods in our line at cost To re-
duce stock prior to improving the mo
rior of cur store. Call and get our
prices. Chapman & Jakerlan. CORN
Main and Bank streets
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

l. s. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk. Va. Oct 5
Local meteorological data for the
twenty-four hours ending at s p. m.
last night:
Maximum temperature .......... Is
Minimum temperature ............. IS
Normal temperature dcduc"d from
n years observations .......... o.:
Departur" from normal ........ .
Departure" since January lst..... IL
Halliall for - hours Observation-Disclosures. 4G
Rainfall since LIST OF month. ...... 10
J. j. GRAY. Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Enrpnrntinn sn;,Il

me- grand jury assembled promptly
al IL q. IN. yesterday. and after being
returns. '''-
Trne Ellis. 6. Gray. forging ana
"titrrin2, a certain writing.
d, i,a Booker selling liquor without
hcusrbrcaking b
F"liN Sell. houscbreaking and steal
Mess, Moss Turner, housebreal,ing ana
stealing anu
A!cN Luke. burglary ana stealing
Annie Mills burglary ana stealing
harics Martin. grand larceny
I.'liA cousins IrluniouS assaiiIr
t,cnre" Smith. frinuiuus cutting
Milford Davis fcluuiuus cutting
J"hn Gibbs tclouiouS assault
II wilkins Tcluuiuiis Assault
f"u' hiils. not true. were. returned
Bead %: nnr%nir and sale.
Lacy ". Wrhh - ais. to- Lewis !.
Brown. axe lots on IouIr street. Allan.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

professor Gerald Belle@za will open
his dancing class at the Masonic Tenn
pie. October 9TH. Mondays. Wedncs-
days. and Fridays for gentlemen; Tues
day, Thursday. and Saturday after
Moons, ! y. m. FOR ladies'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

The quarterly meeting of the Eusl-
ness Mems Association was to have
been held last night at their rooms. or
Main street, but owing To- the lack oi
quorum the meeting was postponed
subject 10 the call of the Chair
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
WEATHER. " EpUIkT.
Forecast for TODAY,

Washington. D. c., oct s.
Z: !: 81: :: +:
est north OF Montana and over
me lower ST. Lawrence Valley.
showers have prevailed on the Allan
tt coast followed 10y fair weather and
Hrncraiiy clear weather prevails through.
out all districts
IL Is much colder east of the Mississippi
ana IN IN" tulf states, and iS warmer IN
tn" extreme northwest
GENERALLY fair weather Will continue
with cold northerly winds on the Allan
ne coast ANA with slowly rising tempera.
turc from the Mississippi river.
NlrEiiit Fair: continued cold. north
criN winds with frost
North tHroliiia-far. northerly winds
frost in interior. colder in southern por.
tinn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

Montenorr Hall Tvnchurch stroc,
Glasses Tor ladies and gentlemen Mon
days ana Fridays y y. m, for laoics and
children Tuesdays and Saturdays i T.
m. Terms more reasonable this ycar
than heretofore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

Underwear. Underwear. Under
wear, Good, Better Best!
NICHOLS X WALLACE.
lG9 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Special Opcnin..

Dress goods. lace curtains. ana CSC
mile porticrcs ~ popular price -
VTfights'. 1oG Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
suit Entered.

Paxton, Comfort x Co VS. Norris &
Co, indcbt; damages $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Drs. Harmon a Eircy.

Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat Consul
tati"n free. lsG Main street. Norfolk,
DO your glasses suit YOU? II not see
DR. Week, lj2 Main st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

For correct glasses sec Dr.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Here's Our Proposition

During the past six weeks our Balti-
more cutters and tailorS have. hr.n
manufacturing line CLAY DIAGONAL
Sits expressly for the sale which
THE HUB commences to-day The
price Of those Suits will be-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

Oyster Sandwiches at Macs. 8 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
PAID FOR THE BEATING.

The pleasure of giving an enemy Il
beating ~ sometimes an expensive lux
urN, as Charles Mater. "A culurcd man.
found out yesterday when Justice SEN
"cd i'll tn" Police Court fined him SO
and costs for beating Josephine Row.
land. also culorcd. over the head with Il
hrnhin hnnll.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

Justice Burroughs was called to Prin-
cess Anne Courthouse yesterday TO at
tend To the interest of his client. the
colorcd man Hughes. who is held aS
ON" OF the principals in the killing OF
Mr.. Hale near Virginia Reach i'm Au-
gust. and his seat In the Police Court
was filled 10y Justice ScnaCa. y fair
sized docket engaged the attention of
ms substitute. The offenders were as
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
COSTLY FOR WILLIAMS

VHdIIlr WhItehurSt, COIOrCd. was De
tore tn" Police Court yceStcrday Charg
"d by Peter Williams. colorcd. with
stealing and assault. Charlie proved
his innoccnsc and the warrants against
him were dismissed He thercupon
had Williams arrested for drunkenness
ana assault and sustained his charges
10 the extent that His Honor fined Will
llams 81 and costs ON the charge of
iunkcnnesS and So and costs for
the assault Had Williams not swor,.
out the warrant against Whitehurst he
would not have suffered the penalty for
his az
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17
FOUR YEARS FOR STEALING ROPE
Two Conyict- for the Columbus PEN
ftentiary-

James Johnson and Thomas Dodden
both colored, were convicted ia the United
States court yesterday Of the larceny Of a
lot Of rope from Fort OglethOrpe on May
Is last, and We're given the fun penalty Of
the law by Judge Speer, being sentenced
to spend four years al hard labor in the
penitentiary at Columbus. o.. and TO pay
fine Of 500 each.
The trial Of this case consumed the en-
tire day in court. There were about fifteen
witnesses against the defendants, VINO
admitted that they took the rope from the
Tort but insisted that they had been sent
there 70 do II by J. J. Leonard, the junk
dealer Inere was no possible inference
from the testimony Of any Of the other
witnesses, however, that MI Leonard nad
anything to do with the matter;
When the verdict was read and the pris-
oners asked II they had anything TO say
as 10 why the sentence of the court should
not De passed both pleaded for mercy.
Judge SDee-' said he considered the case
a peculiarly exasperating one, in that they
had stolen property brought here for the
Use Of the United States government for
the benefit of every citizen in the cOmmun-
lty, and not only that" he said. Dut
what makes II worse. YOU have tried 10
avoid the penalty Of the law by placing
the ofense upon an apparently innocent
man, VINO seems to have had no connec-
ton whatever with it. The judgment OF
this court is that you be imprisoned at
hard labor in the United States prison at
columbus, o.. for the full term OF four
years, and that each Of you pay fine Of
500 and costs"
The sentence Of the court did not appear
to affect Johnson IN the slightest degree,
but DOdden, who is a light yellow negro,
left the court room wringing his hands.
This disposed of the criminal business
before the court. and Judge Speer dis
missed the jury with a few words Of
eommendatlOn for their services.
The only oGler matter attended to dur
ing the day was the intervention of 5. N.
Imam & Co. in the Central litigation, in
which "a claim for Sl,OS9.50. principal, and
S3Sl.32, interest, for losses on cotton was
made. and the above amounts allowed by
the report Of the master. A consent de-
cree awarding these amounts to the inter
YenOrs was taken
The court then adjourned 70 meet again
probably in January, though this has not
probably go to New Orleans sometime
this week to preside in certain cases IN
which Judge Pardee is disqualified.