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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
New WORK ,Inrkcl,.

t;Ew loRT. MAY lG-Flour c'o.ed more
active ana held higher with wheat. WIN
ter wheat. low cIndrS. S-.3ua2. o; 40 iuir
10 fancy. rs NIB: dp. patents 80 4Ua . 80;
minnesota clears Iai,3 10. 60 patents. 80. 7ut
30; low extras, s2.3tal.,0. cl;y mills, IS ia
as, 90 paieut~. 5i.OURLl0. southern nour.
Irm anu mist. common to iAlr extra a.3Ja
20. goo 10 choice, do S3.3D,3. o. Wheat
Gull and high L; No >. re store and elevt-
tor. II ta1l, ntloat i2ai2!; uuSrAied red . G.:
40 2.rtd, 3.c. Cotn.lcsS active an irouKer;
40 = atc. elevator: SIC. aloat un-
graded mixed, b.. aju. e; steamer mixed. 5ain
td;c; No =, iStaiHsc. Oats, Il ally nud mors
sctlNe NO >. - ,u,I a.. No = whIte,3G;c mixed
Western. 32Ij. c, white do, 37a4ic. Cut meats.
gu | an dcptes eds pickle bel.ies.5 L. shout
ders bare. Hams. 9,9,c; midd.es, iu!. and
Holnlnal short GEAR GO. Lard, tuiat and
nrmer. Western steam, 1855. cItN 4G.ludG.lA
york quiet ana steady: mess :l3.25.l9 H.
Cofe. --Spotrio,duli ami easy. No. I. lGal7!c.
tuiynr--kaw closed uuil an nrmer: ir
rehning. Be Kchned close quiet anu
firm: of a, itnI.c; cut loaf, . lGa5 c:
crushed. . i-l6m5.c; powdered. 4 l-lGtitc:
Cianulated i-iCailc; standard a, liza
isc cubes, ll-l6tisc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
HELL0l! HELLO! !.
THE ROEF0IK TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

offers communication with over eight
hundred sub crlbers. Arc yon on tho
lei II not can YOU afford not 20 havo
Il telephone Ut your place OF business
And "hn a comfort aIi safeEImrilt is
10 haye telephone at Your resli II Is.
Attention Is called to tho LONG DIS
LANCE NiSl14 OF WIRES, bv which
communication i to be had, pom pay
ment OF small toll, with Newport News,
llGmpton, chesapeake City. on Point.
fuholh. Smithueld, EArictt's AMI Chuck
atuck
Call on the manager. or send Inn wor
and he will cal! on Won.
)" OK VS. Manager
c. L. MoCLUEl, District STUNT tels.t,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
iinit,.,,nrr NInritria.

3AITiMolr. May lf--Flour osed strour:
Western sulettnc, - Oa2 90; Western
SXtla 2.7.u3 - 90 Family. S3.3Os3 Gu; VIM
'er wheat patents. 3.,OaJ. 80, spring 10. 4 so
aiuO 40 straight. SAtua3.su. Wheat
stlotg; No . red ,ui af0,r; steamer No : rel
& iabI {. Southern whca: by sample. 7lA7 &c:
40 on gsade,G &c, Corm.stromr; 40 mixed.
tt.aopic; steamer mixed, 80 c. bII. Southern
Ehtc corr. .;n5pgc; do yellow. 5Gsa57c ,.tts
.uiet and steady. No white Western 37R
o. Z. No mixed Nostern.3J aisle. Provisions
'l' sol ~ Az mess PORK, 81 %. bulk
shoulders tAc, short rib sides 7ic: clear
sides, &c. sugar cured shoulders. 7!r: hams,
il!alilc. Lard. reIncd. SIC. Coffee quiet.
NJ I. I6alO.c. sugar. firm; sranuluted, Iio,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

PouLTnY-C Chickens, old, 26a2sc; spring
chickens. 20a20
E"Gs-Who!esalc. Zoe per doz,
BEEswAN- 25c per pound
IEUCG-lrish Misunderstanding potatoes.
s2.5oa2GO per sack. taymans. dull. Sl.UUl
.25 yellow. sl.o0a'.25. Onions. $3.50 per
bag Bermu In on'ous. sl.50 crate.
SoutuEnN fnuils -iamanas. $1.25 per
bunch: oranges Sorrento. per box SO 10;
cocoanuts. 400 per bag OF 100; pineapples
Ease: lemons, 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

or iICIiM, Nj, rErE.--uJI. .uAriO ST
ClAHEMON &. NEWPORT NEWS AVID Iat,z
river hndimrs direct 10y day light Virginia Nayi-
rStion C"muany' l-ie sul St.umc: rt
La e. Clyde Whiri, Norto,E every TUESDAY,.
III E~DAf and >AIi itpAA at q IN touching
at t'rtsm"uth, Id roin, Ncwrou New, roing
ntu returning, arriving ~ Richmond about r a.
m touncCtiuC ~ al evening ua ~, Fate 10
lichm"nd >l.5O; fare To Richmond and return
zoo a.c TO Echin I'D sccr Il ,Hs, 81 Tick,ts
much Gh" nor tia 10y amy other r utct u Ricli-
mond Petersburg Wavcrly. TIA E,lnri ana stations
"u Atlantic and D.nviie railroad and rIl p,infs
via Richmond. Ticket 10y sale ri cl,,t sgr,ciei
OF Wake a son. y HIRndt ami ON board ,t"amcr
ST Freight received daily, sunday excepted, Tor
Hllabove named points
JAMES W. M,CAERI X.
AGENT.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
May I6. 1895.
ARRIVALS.

=
Pr stmp Galliua, Whyte. Hoston to Ph'la-
deiuhia, to Vim Lamb Il Co. Coalei and
% /.
stmp Hexham. Hansen. Tampa to
Rotterdam. to Nm Lamb Il co. Coaled and
sailed.
Schr Carolina. ola Point. light.
MEMORANDA.
l'r s.mp Corona pa sed in the Capes at
10 81 - m.
Bark Good Ncws passed out the Capes at
1880 a m.
chr Luciudn Sutton arrived at Newport
News.
cape Henry, Va, Nay l6.--l2 Cloudy.
Norm wind; II mil +. Light sea.
CLEARED
Sclir John ] Ward, Wi5ert, New York
with lumber
ochr II Oohn, James. Baltimore, with
lumber.
lug sallie, Hun,ley, James river.
IF YOUE EdCh ACTS.
Or YOU are all worn out. really good for moth.
ing. II is general debility. Try
BROUN'S |ROS HI1TEES.
Il wnl cure you. cleanse Your liver, and givt
good appetite.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
70. Is Water street. Norfolk. Va

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMlLL ana alt
Xmas OF machinery OF the mo Il improved
patterns. Aso rel airing at the shortest
hoti o. Particular attention TO steamboat
work DU\AL'~ PA1EN. BOILER TUBES
FEiiEULtS arc the only peri ct remedy
Tor leasy boiler tubes hey oan be inserted
III few minutes by any engineer, and are
warranted to stop leaks,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

tubs, Sic compound, 5lo: tierces, in cases,
5gc.
CHEEsE-Cresm. lOal2c; Western Dairy,
SalOc.
BUTTER New York State dairy, new, ala
22c; fresh creamery ia2Ic: Westeru. ltalso
KEROSENE OiL-tirm. liz degrees. lie;
60 degrees; l3.c; ReI. 100 degrees lie.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
SIC ,vru.ut,S, ..,siDE.
NORFoLE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
pANY
Schedule IN ErFECr MAY J. ls9,


MAIL AID mp LIS LEAVES NOEF Tx
daily except sunday ?:4j a. M for Elizabeth
city, lsdcn,on Mackcy's Ferry. Roper. rau,esu.
Bciha.cu, &C Connects Mt Eirnton with n X :
iot tlynunth and Windsor. NJ ; Az IlIliKS.
DAY and SArt l;uAl for all lnudings on Chowan
rl>er. on MONDAY and FRIDAY lor S,upocrnon..
river, aud ,NESuAYS Tor salmon Cr'cL con,
meets at lie haven With steamer Nirgtui, Dare ior
MakclcyvIlle south Creek Aurora, WashinYton
and hterm,diat" iandings Conn,c. ~ 81 s6ch
ani FRIDAY lor Ncuh',e. y. G., direct.
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 4io
T. III. nM'y i"Ncc!t SUNDAY fol hlizAbc'h City.
ldontou aud way--intious Connects at EIizlbrih
ny WITH ~ sea a. Nruse Tue dRv. Thursday
a." ,siurday ~ Newbern. KoauoLc i-land an
A. Il IL. anu Tor jacksonville. Wilmington y
C..and 'di stations on the w. y. u y Il. X
y RIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAlLANp EXPRESS daily Cc,,ep, Sunday at
- u ~. and EN TESS daily except sunday IT ii
=. m: connect With ~ rail aud >'cam line, at Nor
folk for the Martin. las and West Passenger sia-
tor OF oi East Ma' street, Norlo / and West
crn depot rary.t
EAST rnN CAROLINA DIsPArCu. FAST
T. FREIGHT LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between u points Noltn and ltas, VIA NorlolI add
N"iilt and Southern Railroad TO Eastern North
tHtoi n
trcighi received daily Al m and for.
war,ici PROMPTLY at low rates.
l'r further. inform ton apply 10 the General
oi'e OF the \. 5. 1t Il. Co.; N9r'9iE, Nea;,
General Freight aud Passenger Agent
NJ. X, KlNG,
General Manager
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON
DrNsEp SCHEDULE
IL EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1891.
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y : /. ~ RorfoIkaHasiarnR.n.
sCliEbU L IN EFFECT MAY II. 1888.
LEAVE NOREOLK AIIN.

sCHLbU L IN EFFECT NAY IL. 1888.
LEAVE NORFOLK AlIN.
'''o h'thi.-k TIE ItcHGo i.NprcSs-F For
F"fcr,bu isicsi ~ ~ q.
ANA washington. nI.o iur
t.fhchhurE, i!ouIOKc,
ha"tnrd. syiUrit,.iJ, 40.
Cuh"nt:ts. sA'noya, 90
luuibus anal tl,cu.O.
Sleeper IsounuH,, 10 a..
iuinbus NyttIsouf ,Itiiurr
30 tor t'u';,.Li trI>.uI,
tnoNNiii'. tttaitiuuoun
800 mao intermediate Iuin,s.
iu'Vo p. Ia. - ~ PeterShutr, hadord, lulhski,
Brit'oi; also 10 EIurUrd snd lp.
tauHnt e. alip for rocky Monnt
nnd HI ,'n IONS on WinstOn-~alcn,
DIVISION LA, pulmsn sIcrprr
Noti il - 4 auOkc CONNECTS NJ
l'o1nntc ~ ~ M with Wash
tntiuu anu ChH't .oru, limited
Tor al points South anu Wet puil-
iu1n PIE lcrs EuIuotc 10 Neulphis
tI1 NV Orleans. bin ng rar at
Il Fl V Norfolk daily. $50 ~. H.2ja IN
lNt-i Iu.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

no ~ DAILY, connects withA. G. L. train % for
~ io' Daily except sunday, msko, close con-
u'ctoh az ltohEouu tor Wa.htnrtuuN & Eirt
ION y. iAmouih y. G. aud ali Eastern caro-.
lln" POINTS at . Rocky Mount with i G. l.
ira 80 iol all puiuts south "
rams arrive 90 Noriolk sos y. M daily Also
nj i"@o q" IN daily, except SUNDAY.
b'ES'G chcc1'd at tompanys Norfolk wharf
- Main street 'h'"''
For tickets 10 AZ points South sleeping car
reservation and general nlOinAtinun, oall on or
address j. y. NEtGEBAi EE
Passenger ami Ticket agent
JAMES I. MAJ Pm
General Forwarding Auout.
T. VI. MlHSOS.
General Freight aud passenger agent,
q. NJ. SIR FL,
NenelrI nnager Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
Among our Cotton uvm.

Weather generally favorable in the
cotton belt yesterday.
New York future market advanced s
to 8 points. closing firm. August. D. II
10 go: October, 6S2 to G.S3. Sales,
III. 500 bales.
Liverpool future market advanced !
to 2-6lths, closing steady.
United States ports received 3,G6l
bales cotton. against 2,236 bales last
year and 1909 bales in 1892.
New Orleans receipts for to day are
estimated Mt 1000 bales. against I,Oj7
bales last year.
Movement at Bombay. India, past
week:
Receipt Bonn ay .75.ooo 81. o66i
Shipments ...........3 AZ Qua "a n n
stocks al Observation-Disclosures. yOcO llWO
Stocks at the five leading interior
towns have decreased so far this week
8, S93 bales. against S,971 bales last
year and 1, go bales.
Bar silver i'll London yesterday,
80, d., decline Of ri.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Southern Associated Press


at lala per cent. c'osing at l! per cent
Sterling exchange is en- .ier with actual BUSH
1csS in bankers bills Mt lSGiais6t for sixty
Says aud 4S7!aisit for demand. Posted
gates. iS4ia4S9. Commercial bills, 49, ;aiS6
Gov,Fnn ent bonds, firm.
THE STOCK NARRET-cLosIS1 BIDS.
american Cotton Oh, 80: American Cot
tor OIL. re-, &c; American Sugar Refn-
srns. ll7!; An erican sugar iietineries. pref.
f9;; American Tobacco, 1914; American To-
bacco, pref. 40; Atchison, Topeka an |
Santa lie, 81: Baltimore aud Ohio, 81; Can
ada Pacific. a3A: Chesapeake and Ohio. 22s:
Chicago and Alton, 100; Chicago. Burling
fonand Quincy. 49,; Chicago Gas Trust. 7I5:
y'claware and Lacknwanna. 1917; Distil-
1ers and Cattle Feeders. 2Jt; Erie. l3i: Erie.
pref, 29A: General Electric. 3I.; Illinois Con-
tral, 95l; Lake Erie AMI Western. u J; Lake
erie and Western. pref, 7Ss: Lake Shore,
SiI; Louisville and Nashville. 5as: Louis
eille, New ALBANY AMI Chicago. 81; Man
Ration Consolidated. III, Memphis ami ar
ieston Is a ked: Michigan Central. 1921; Mis-
souri, Pacific. -! Mobile and Ohio. 20;
Nashville and Chattanooga. 81 asked; United
States CordnGe. o.: United States Cordage.
pref. Il: New Jersey Central, ~: New
York Central. lO3s; New York and New Eng
!au"i, 1911; Norfolk and Westorn, pref. 16,;
Northern Pacific. ~: Northern Pacific,
pref, -; Northwestern, ~; Northwestern.
pref. IA: tactic Mail. .6,; Heading, l9A:
Rock Island, 90: 81 Paul. GIs: ST. Paul pref. +.
AVE; silver ottihcates, "a: Tennessee Coal
anu lron.2is: Tennessee CoRi and Iron, pref .
So; Texas laciic L.; Union Pacific,
Sc Wabash, 81: Wabash, pref. ~; Western
Union 92l: Wheeling and Lake Erie. li!:
Wheeling and Lake Erie. pref. a.: Alabama,
class \, l06; Alabama. class Is, l07; Alaba-
ma class c. %; Louisiana As. iC0. North
Carolina As. lJ3; North Carolina G's, 1924:
tennessee New Settlement is 81: Vir-
GINA Gs. deferred. s., Virginia Trust Re g.
.eipt'.6t: Virginia Funding D=bJ 59i: Cnitoti
tU
coupons. ll3; United -tatcs rs. %: south
Irn Halfway rs 20: southern hallway
Common, IA: Southern Halfway Common,
Pref.s 4o.1 South Carolina i. q, 1917.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

OFFICE or lHE NlnIiNIAN.
NorTOLK, Va. May IL. 1897.

Beahoard Air-Iinc Eairoad-For Norfolk
100 lal 5, OH points, ,3j bales. total, III
tale
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For Nor
solk, 20 bales,
At!gnti, and Daryillo Railroad Nor
IolG, 2 bAles.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
,'ramcr' leave Portsmouth, foot of North

y lne "noys schedule gives passengers from the
-, IN NY over OF TWO hours and thirty minnie,
~ TX oNthihg before taking the steamer thu.
the Notion "6 '"o NAPiS"ioi
The trip down the historic Potomac River and
thes2pri,'ie BaY on the elegant steamer Of tbjs
company IS nnsufpa sed. The steamers are COM
nAt'!vciN new, having been built in 1891 and sre
nue. un. IN the most luxurant manner with
rieclFlc u hts, call bells and steam heat In each
room. ne tables arc supplied with every delicacd
81 the season. from tho markets of Washin Of ON nay
Norfolk Tickets on .slc at H. & o. ticket. office
n " g othGe at W. L. Wake and e mpany
ToT further information apply
Telephone i4l ~ '' NAAi'AI ,asI,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
vEI.IGIt>, s:UIDt,

lLYpES EEGuLA LINE 81 AMSIIiTS ron
Y PHILADELPHIA direct ,U-vp
line from Norfolk 10 iii ladcl hia ,t,,- -,
Until turih-r ori'rs, steamers are ~ 1linIN,I -
hail from Norfolk cNery MUntay. Wednesday, and
- al DAY AT 6p. m, aud FROM l'h:ladeuaia every
lucsda thursday and kiufdt..
, hl"ueh hills ~ hiding u" all po.'tS south and
; u'hwcSt via ), y e., Atlantic Coast Line aud
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line RAILROAD.
JAMES " M,tAtt IcK.
General outhcrn Agent. NOT TX Va.
W. J.. tl.t III. \ CO.
ACn l.. IhILnIrLmM.n.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
Cape
Charles
Kew York,
PlIladGIpRia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.
SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXrRE>s EACH
WAY
SCHEDULE II EFFECT MAY :. 1895

THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXrRE>s EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE II EFFECT NAY ). 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK.
1;i5 a. M. daily, except sunday Portsmouth
lish street, $50 e. M Arrive at Phia
delphiA 5:52 =. m. New York at SOS
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Clio p. m. daily. Qorsmou:h, High street 8.
AirLSa ihiladel ha $40 a. ma Nes
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK
eco n IN. dairy, Portsmouth, High street g:10D
leaving New York y. IA; Philadelphia
li:lG y.
ARRIVE AZ NORFOLK.
sos p. M. daily. except Sunduy-t Portsmouth,
iiign .'feei, sis p. nl. leaving New
York al a. n. rhiltBc lila 1920 a NJ
lose connection made with an rail aud sound
lines 10 aud from 10 ION.
Pullman Sleeping Car, on night trains between
Jersey Clty, Pmiadr plia and Cape Oh trIcs Pull
10 :, I'm gnd larlor Cars on day trains between
Phlad,iPNia and Cape Charles
HG-iir'ugh Ticket, Sid and baggage checked
At wales Agency, Under Atlantic lloiel aud on
nesteaners H. Il. COOKE,
Gene al Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

s. a. L.. srApoAnD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORrESr AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONLY II HOURS 70
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN ErFECr SUNDAY MAY :.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

tUC.
OArs--Stoaly; Mixed. $50; white, 42c.
MILL FEED-Aiarket steady; Bran. sls Goa
1900; shipstun. or midlinSs. SlyOOal9, 80.
meal. white bolted. per so lbs. SIC.
iW-No. l Timothy. Sl4.5o; No. 2,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

!, ne New and Powerful iron u lace steamer
lMAaliINGIoN and NORFOLK will leave daily a.
NORTH BOUND.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

NlSIIutlH lIMliEDi
Lave Norfolk iJj p M. nrri,e
Richmond 900 T. IN, onurc,iuc or
Washington, b.ltimurr, Thia,lc e
ptla aud NcF York Rrturniiig
lea'" Richmond 400 a H. mrrtvU
nor. TX ll.2i ~. stuus only M
SUFFOLK. Wa. rrly am P,t-r,hirg
Sc,ond-cla,s I Ects no, acccni. /
ior IN 81 " on the.r ttins
Dihcr dai. trains leave Norfolk
'ti) ~ arrive al ticluOud Hos
u M. ic'urnlD,, leave Richmond
al m arrive al NOr!ok / o
pm.
r"r further information 20 to tickets rates bag
tstt, chtchs, c,c., c,i ora OF address Il. W cOUl.f
~ nNtiioi Passenger Agent H. ROSLEY.
Ticket Agent, t6 Main Stree corner OF GRANNY or
f. inch, Agent. Il pot No,i.Ik ami Western
railroad. W. Il Ben III.
General Passenger AGENT.
Genera. Oiiicn ROauoke VA.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

I"lv H-Brcakias;. D-Dinncr. s-Slppcr.
,. ~ once at weldon with \ G. Line. i',ll-
pu MoudIvs. W,tinc.d,ys md Fril"v- rnn
ictIs 81 ra Kin with steamers Uiye .ar Eden
t"ll an Itid NJ on tie river. con cci- ~
"ci II Will southern l. ilway Tor Asncyi.ie y
Il. l. '''"'' y" vac w. ~ -
~ 10 and H. YES ibule Limited Train. No
,NtrA fare Weldon to Atlanta rul!mau ; eprcr
J. r.-iuuuih 80 81. l ourrf. I,,s,.tty ~
Na.i'i e, and alt, lnts W,si Conr,'ts MIN a
and " T.. &; L: Tor NJ hiir Montgomery. New
Orleans aud al! points Southwest
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

PEAs-Steady; Black eve peas, $3.50
per bug BLACK. Slal. 10 per bushel
CoEN-Southern white. firm ami wanted,
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Peanut MARKET.

Market steady; Prime &c; strictly prime,
&c; FANCY. 2 c. common. lnl 10: SpAnish. 90
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

Foster'o German Army and Navy Catarrh cuse
cures Catarrh. Hay FoVer. Cold IN the Head and
all Inflammation OF the Nasal Passages - Cent?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-19
TONIGHT'S MEETING.
Plans viii BE Discussed for Raising
Money for the Finishing and Furnish.
ing Fund

Tonight n committee Of thirty-fVe
will meet in the Young Mems Christian
Association building and adopt plan
for securing further contributions for
the Finishing and Furnishing Fund to
be acknowledged in the columns of The
Tribune. The total sum received
amounts to S26l,l2, including several
recent subscriptions which will be ac-
knowledged by The Tribune tomorrow.
The contemplated method of proceed
IRE has not been announced in detail,
but the members composing the com
mittee are ardent workers, and, en-
couraged by the neucles of S26l,l2 al
ready established, propose to push the
work until the effort is crowned by a
goodly sum. The Association building
on Wyoming avenue will have to be
renovated, altered and refurnished
from top to bottom. Such a work, it
is expected, will cost great deal of
money. But the improvements have
to be made and the money has to be
obtained The facts are plain, and, If
the personnel of the committee is any
criterion. the work will be brought to
successful issue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-19
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Court yesterday appointed II. S. Stev-
ems clerk of North Abingdon township TO
serve until the next February election.
The will of John Steppert late of this
city was admitted to probate and letters
testamentary granted to Michael Miller.
Judge Archibald yesterday appointed
James r. Dickson burgess Of the recently
constructed borough of Dalton. He will
serve two years.
Assessors Frank Toole. of Lackawanna
township, and James Cole, of the Second
ward of Dunmore, made their returns to
the county commissioners yesterday
A supplemental petition relating to the
division of the school property between
Old Forge township and Taylor borough
was filed yesterday by Attorney H. NJ.
Hannah.
Attorney ]. w. Carpenter has been ap-
pointed auditor to determine whether or
not there has been an unjust division made
of the school property between Dickson
borough school district and the new school
district of Throop, which has been par
celed out of Dickson.
The taxpayers of Spring Brook township
have filed n petition asking court to tie
clare the office of township clerk vacant.
II is alleged that Daniel II. Thomas, the
present incumbent. was elected Illegally,
inasmuch as that he was holding the Of
flee of auditor at the time of his election.
William Cunningham, the individual
who was discovered In hiding In the base
ment OF Clark's hotel, of the North End,
| with currency in his pockets that he abb
stracted from the cash register of the ho-
| tel. was yesterday released from the coun-
| ty Jail. Bail was taken before Judge
Archibald In the sum of $1,000. u. T.. Cor
don became his bondsman. Cunningham
refused to squcal on his pal.
Constables of the county whose bonds
were approved by the court yesterday and
who took the oath of office are: William
Bradley, of Carbondale township: John
McIIale, of the Second ward of Archibald
william Som, OF rhroop borough: VIII
| lam Dougher. of the Third ward of Arch
bald; Philip Hoffman, of the Third ward
of Dunmore; George T. Gethman, of West
Abingdon township: William MclIalc OF
the Third ward OF Olyphant; Eugene
Noack of Madison township; John p. 81
John, of Lackawanna township: Ephrain
Gllland, of Covngton; William Kessler. OF
chiffon; Frank Holgnte, of South Ablng.
ton; Mathew Fadden. of the First ward OF
Ciyphant; NJ. B. Sherman, of Dalton Dor.
| ough.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-19
THE ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE.
What the boston Post Has to say About
ScubrOOkc.

Thomas Q. Seabrooke and his own
comic opera company of sixty people,
in the effervescent success, The Isle of
Champagne" will be the attraction at
the Academy of Music on Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Seabrooke Is a highly talented
actor, and "A genius, says the Boston
Post. He ranks as u leader In comic
opera. We never beheld a comedian
so delicously dry. Everything he does
Is drawn with consummate iinencss.
His perceptions of fun are intensely
acute, and In demonstrating to an audi
ence what these ideas are he Is wonder
fully clever. a natural comedian Is he;
voice, facial expressions, action. each
and all unquestionably prove this. Ev-
cry faculty of his being Is on the alert
for fun, and he makes an immense
amount of It, evolving 1t in a multi
luminosity of ways, He does every
thing with high degree OF artistic per-
ception.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-19
DENIED THE CHARGES.
Made by Wnkeman and the
, Police at Variance.

u. f. Wakeman, who with Riley Ed
wards and mike" Duffy, was arrested
Saturday night for completely in the
dice throwing establishment. at ll6
Franklin avenue, denied, yesterday. to
a Tribune reporter many of the charges
presented against the place.
1t will be remembered that the raid
on the place, which Is apparently u
thriving cigar store, was based upon in
formation made by Frank Cobb, the
horseman. who claimed to have lost S47
In sure thing" game. II was claimed
by the police that the space used for
dice throwing was connected by cleo
trical wires and apparatus with a bat
terry In the cellar and that the dice.
which were magnetlzed could be made
to come skies or 'aces' at the will
of the operator.
wakeman denied yesterday that such
an apparatus was found or that Riley
Edwards has any interest In the cigar
store. wakeman admitted an electri-