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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
A SUIT AGAINST MANY.
THOSE Who Arc TO pe Summoned 10
the Circuit Court.

C;,,, o,
lily Sergeant Burke has received the
,,n,lloWlhs paper for service on the par
I,cs named III the suit brought by MIR.
o",ieS u. HcRth, Jr., as trustee of the
on RIOT publishing Company:
1"on'lnonWealth OF Nirginia-To the
Srrseanl OIL the city of Norfolk
HNree,lnE:
;, we command You that YOU summon
H. Il small, ). w. Small. S. W. Small,
u, .. II. Norris. y. Il. Krlsc, a. w.
V w l.. -. Wilson. G. W. Cooke,
AZ. Grn5b, C. -. Whiting, o. S.
{, ~ " u: Ashley, Y. w. Shelton.
.; -, RANK, X. u. Breeder. Mrs. r. l..
%''ide' >. Stephenson. w. j. lscasey.
~ D. brouGnton. w. j. Shepherd w.
~, -, NiiE, y. T.. Murray. c. Q. Deal. Il.
~ ~. seward, t.. II. Powell, w r.
y, I,aS S,s,; ~. X: Norris G; Il. Oliver, j.
ln,. rH M w. Is. Cheek, J: W. Reas-
icy, w; -. Murray, g. l.. Richardson.
?. L. turner =. d. Hart, X. II. Wcr-
S ~ IN, w. ~ kowc, John Y. Bolton, r.
y. ramsay. Robert y. Cnpps, Edward
j. ie1rcc, >. H. Williams. w. \. Low
cry, >. w. iiough, Oily Bly, a. r..
,,,l, e Jon,i W. l.add. Laura ~.
w NlcK, NJ; .; chapman. T.. II. Wilson,
i i;.,ti' Alice Latiiner, c. II. Hunter,
Nllll;lni Wardwcll. Miss Minnie Sean
ION John Mcl<ee. Il. a. Hlakcmorc.
~ "; hlchHruson. j. w. Johnson, J..
~: .'pinsoh, itEEn q. Miller, NJ. j. w.
y, w me- CnaslrS >. Conner. c. w. Petit,
~. Nhltc ana Charles Schroeder.
partners III trade under the style and
irtn OF =. v. White X Co. Joel w. Mar
IN anu joel w. Martin. ,Ir.. partners IN
,rahe nnucr the style and firm OF J..
W. Martin Il Co.; Norfolk Paper lSox
Soh'I,ahH' w. u, iiarron. trading as
w. 7. Iilrron n Co: Elizabeth Iron
WORKS II. y. hodson. w. y. Anderson.
nWlh cry iron Works. w. II. H..
LrlSc ana II; II. Tricc. partners in
trade under the style and firm OF w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

Daniel Shepard, oolored. who has
been In jail since his conviction along
with Lizzie Carter by Justice Bur-
roughs OF fornication. will be imme-
dintely liberated as the ncqulttal of the
woman by the jury yesterday vindlcat-
cd him also
Thad. Price. coiored, keeping dis
orderly house; guilty and fined $40
and costs.
Robert e. Gray. colored. carrying q
concealed weapon; guilty and fined
$50 and costs.
The jury was adjourned till Monday
ut II a. NJ.
Maggie Edison. convicted before JUS
tice burroughs of fornication. and sent
to jail IN default of fine, s22.25. was
bailed by Judge Iianckcl yesterday In
the sum of $50 for her appearance be-
fore the grand jpry-A. c. Cuffee sure
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Court orLnw and (hnnccry

In the suit of the Middleborough
Furniture Company VISA Howard &.
Odend'hal. Judge Martin yesterday rem
dered Judgment for the plaintiffs for
$l5i.S0 ana interest
Judge Martin yesterday gave judg-
mcnt for $50 ana interest In favor of
the plaintiff in the suit of the Whit
comb Envelope Company VS.. the Calling
PRINTING and Lithographing Company.
The big suit Of Mr.. J. Knight Thomas
against the Virginia Peanut Associa-
ton for $4,000 damages for unwnrrn nj :
Cd discharge from their employ, was
concluded yesterday and given TO the
jury; but late last night they had not
reached a verdict
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Dcnih oran EstinrnbIc Lat,y.

The sad intelligence Of the sudden
death of Mrs. Lewis c. Dey was re:
ceived here yesterday from Richmond
whittier she had gone to attend the M
u. Conference. now in session in that
city. The sad event occurred ut the
residence Of Mr.. w. III. Wesiger, whose
family Mrs. Dey was visiting. and 1t is
needless to say that her demise casts q
gloom over q large circle of friends
Mrs. Dey was Il lady of many loyeable
qualities and was greatly beloved. She
leaves husband and two sons to
mourn her loss. Her funeral VIII be
announced in the afternoon papers.
The Relieving telegraphic dispatch
was received from Richmond last even
ing concerning Mrs. Dey's death:
Mrs. Dey, of Norfolk, mother of the
Commissioner Of Revenue there. died
mere to-day under distressing circum-
stances. She came up to attend the
Methodist Conference, and was
stopping at Mr.. w. w Wesigers
on West Main street. This morn
Just as She got off car
near the Centenary Church. she became
paralytzed and passed away at 2 p. m
Her son, Charles, and daughter, Miss
Carrie. were with her
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Corporntton Courf.

The cases of Phillip Bray, Laura
Bray, and Solmon Wilson, colored in
dicted for stealing large sum of mon
ey from Mr.. T. c. White. in Atlantic
City, some time ago, were continued
till next term, owing to the absence of
sickness.
Lizzie Carter, coiored, fined by Jus
lice Burroughs for fornication, and
case taken up on appeal, was tried and
the jury reversed the decision Of the
Justice, finding her not guilty.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

GAS Soo q THOUSAND
BY using the KING GAS GEN
EEATOR. Price $40. put up. Sole
rights for Norfolk and Portsmouth,
VA, for sale on easy terms viii
bs exhibited November 20, y, % al
HOTEL. NORFOLK
For particulars address
los. a. REr'EFTI,
3l' PENNSYLVANIA ave, S. T., Wash
ington, u. c., or Hotel Norfolk Nnr.
folk. Va, until 22d mold " 10
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
SoncthinE New In yorco,,,

Ladies' Tan Rubbcrs, . 10 So. doc
Gents Tan Rubbers, > 10 o.. Coo.
These goods are liG..t and durable
have also limited supply Chlldrcn's
Rubbcrs G to 10ia, 15c
Misses Rubbcrs, II TO 2.... o0c
Ladies' Rubbers, 2k to s.. 25c
Gents Rubbers, G to H. 40c
Gents Footholds mo hccD, to 10. 4Oc
Hcller's One-frice Shoe-Store.
46 Bank street, opposite Courthouse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
PORT ICALENpER.
METEOROLOGICAL Dotn.
U. S. Department Of Agrl

U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Nov. 1G.
Local meteorological data for the "a
hours ending 8 p. m. last night:
Maximum temperature. . 60
Minimum temperature. ......., 48
Normal temperature deduced from
"a years observations So
departure from normal. -. plus 2
Departure since January 1st... POT
RainfaIi for "a hours. ............ .04
Rainfall since first of month 314
]. j. GRAY Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
United states Court

The cnsc of the United States US,
frank Edwards, colorcd, for violation
OF me revenue laws by selling liquor at
ocean View without Il license. was
lried III The United States Court ycstcr-
my any inc jury failed to agree. The
case will be tried again nj thu Nav
term. The jury was adtournnd nntiI
called for by the Court
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Instruction in yiIsic-

Professor Charles Borjes, organist of
Cumberland Street NJ. l.. church, takes
pleasure in announcing TO the public
OF Norfolk and vicinity that he is now
giving oil his time to the teaching of
music, piano, violin. mandolin. land
flute. at his studio. Y. NJ. C. a., building.
Terms and particulars can be learned
on application by letter or in person.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
c.a,,gc orc. 40. Schcau,c

y chanEe of schedule of the Choso
nraEe and Ohio railway. which poae
INC, mo eject Sunday next. November i7th
p tr.'i, me leaving time OF the morning
present. The afternoon scb.d,,Ia al
mains unchanged.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
city Circuit Court.

The City Circuit Court. Judge Prem
It's presiding, was engaged all day yes
tcrday In the suit of Scott Smith, color
ed. VS.. the City Gas Light Company
to recover $4,000. The trial will occu-
Ply at least another day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
New store. Ncw Gnnas

one of the firm just returned from
New York with immense line of novcI.
and other gifts. '''"'
CHAPMAN & JAEENAN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
French mud herman

Madame Mettke, who is endorsed by
Prof. Charles West, University of Min
nesota. Day and evening classes. in
structing ladies and 'gentlemcn in
French and German. Address 227 Free
mason street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
lblf.st.

WIii;s--At her residence This 15th ,t. =.
OF Novemhcr. 1922. Mrs. Lucy VAST,
W No md W6Is Of The late Lewis w.
me funeral will take place from her
rcSiccnce, lii York street, TO-DAY nj -
DEy.-suddcnly Mt the residence Of Mr.
". II. Weisiger. Richmond. Va, Eridav
N1Vcmher 10, lS9' Mrs. LEWIS G. DEFY.
Funeral notice in evening papers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
wEArl.rsis ia EPol..r.
Forecnst Ior..TO.dnv.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 1C.
4 -- For Virginia-Fair, slightly
I FAIR cooler; westerly winds.
For North Carolina-Fair;
F. northerly winds.
The barometer has fallen rap
Idly TO the northeast Of New England
and In the upper Mississippi Valley. 1t
has risen to the northwest Of Montana
and on the Gulf coast.
Generally fair weather will prevail
over the lake region and to the Gulf
coast.
PORT CALENDER.
sun rises, 6:46 a. M: sun sets, 1854 p.
M; high water, S:2l a. M, and $3.50 p. m. !;
low water, 2:20 u. m, and 3:09 y. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

81 Joseph g grbanl, OF 200 South Second
Sstrests5 SesS LOUIS Mo-, snys ~ II do not
i ksligYt.. + tRt anyone suffered more Than
'sIs rom eidney and liver diseases Il also
had 5aS seriously Sc Of citarrh OF the bind-
A lost . GlH became helpless and was
fSonfined to- nlys bed. ~ Doctors failed to
.help me- end could nor obtain relief /
wa sseds gravel In small particles, and had
/ about matte up my mind to de-. Finally
ia last resort 7 began to use Munyon's
sstidISSf ard Liver Cure. II icIt relieved
4 Sfter5taking.a a. fow doses, and within u
ssvsEys short time was completely curcd.'
ssf i u hinnSon 81 rheumatism Cure never fails
Hto s.relteve in one to three hours. and
L cures IN q fcWt days, Price, Is cents.
So Ss;Ssfs Mui1yon.st Dyspepsia Cure IS guaranteed
Ito cure Jall forms OF indigestion and stom-
zach trouble Price 25c.
$Catarrh Remedies posi tiyel,-
scareSA Price 25c.S each -ll -
NE munyon's kidney Cure speedily cures
! pains IN the back, loins or groins and all
;s1ormss Of kidney. disease. Price Csc.
So munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
Ssrs to weak men. Price. S1.O0.
ia separate cure for each disease At
AllsdruSgisls. 25 cents a bottle
~ PERSONAL letters to Prof Munyon 1905
SsArchEptrcet,6 Philadelphia, Ia answered
with free, medical advice for any disensc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
u DYING | ! ] | / ! MAN
;l 81 from d Ole Grave.

Would less the ISnnst shnt SAY cd
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soI,ssnS " q 5Isaye Iiecn Cured OF
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81 g nyss ,Eism2 fEcnlts,. and strength.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

Our speciality bridal presents and
novelties
CHAPMAN & JAKENIAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
PRICES GOOD FOR ONE MEEK FROM DATE

The p. G.Co's Royal Brand Flour 2IIb
bag. Soc; the i. G.. Co.'S Golden Crown
Flour. 24-lbs.. G0c.; Tcdd's Old Smith
held Hams, per pound. PIC: Water
Ground Corn Meal, per peck. l5c.: Jones'
perb \. Y. State Cooking Butter. Der To-
1 SSc.: Fancy ~ y. State Butter. per ID.
sc current ana Ounce Jelly. per ib
&C: Dried APPLES. per h.. &c: Ounce and
a neaGn Preserves per H.. giac.: Large
Large Select Oysters. per quart, jSc. :
! ram OYSTERS on half she'll per dozen
Superb I.uca Oil. per quart bottle g5c :.
Fancy, Bon Bon Candies. per lib. hoy,
iSc.; Fanny Bon Bon Candies, per lib
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Drs. Harmon &. Era.

rye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Consul.
tat:on free. ISG Main street, NorfoIls
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

T. M is THE HUBS price for
n sEat fine Silk. Astrachan, Mid.
SSWG dlesex, Chinchilia and
boucie Cloth Refer Goats. We have
them in Navy Blue, Black and Fancy
French Mixtures. The Goats are
bound with genuine Rerculean braid
and have large smoked pearl buttons.
The price at other stores would be S7.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
A. Al. DAY IN THE COURTS
a N. Dull and Embarrassing Docket III All Of
the Several Halls Of Justice,
A TOUCHING INCIDENT IN THE COURT.
a Rars lar Captured by Clcrk-CoI.
ored Female pngilists Pulled
Sixty Days for stcaitng-wif ana
Husband sIend Their TroubIca-Hn
the Other Courts.

Justice Burroughs docket In the Po-
lice Court yesterday was the smallest
that has been before him for several
months. Excepting the four drunks
tnere was but five other prisoners ana
Ihe charge against one of them was
dismissed with costs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
CORRAL HOLLOW SURVEY.
Laying Out the Route for the
New Railroad to
Stockton.
Setting Of Grade Stakes for the
Valley Line Progressing
Rapidly.

STOCKTON, CAL. July 1.-The survey
of the Corral Hollow Railroad began to-
day under the direction of County Surveyor
Atherton, who will be chief of camp.
The surveyors started in at point on
the south side of Stockton channel, the
extreme western part of the city. The
party is lightly equipped, and will make it
point to stay over night at villages along
the route instead of camping out. 1t viii
not take long to finish the preliminary
survey, and the party did not consider it
necessary to take regular camping outfit
with it.
The work of setting grade stakes for the
Valley Railway is progressing fast, the
party being now on the fifth mile of the
line, measuring from the point on the
south side of Mormon channel, where the
survey began. The road is to be elevated
above the official grade of the streets in
the western part of the town, in order that
it shall be above high water, the official
grade there being too low. There was some
talk OF raising the grade of the streets, but
this, it was thought, would impose need
less burden on the property-owners.
1t is expected that bids for the grading
will be called for soon. According to En-
gineer Storey preference will be given TO
Stockton people
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
4 PASADENA ROMANCE.
George Green's Fttfle Efores to Maintain
Ttco Households.


Ttco Households.
PASADENA, CAL, July 1.-George
Green, young man about 80 years of age.
has for the last year or more been in the
employ of Munger & Grifiths as cornice.
worker and always enjoyed the reputation
of being q frsI-class workman. Now he
has shaken the dust of Pasadena from his
feet and departed for a new field of labor,
leaving no address as to where he was GO
ing. There is not only woman the bot
tom of it, but two of them and several
children.
Shortly after his arrival here Green was
joined by a woman and several children,
supposed to be his family. They came
from Chicago, aud shortly after their ar
rival a new pair of twins appeared in the
Green household. Chief of Police Glass OF
Los Angeles has been receiving kilograms
of late from woman in Joliet, ILL.,, who
proves 10 be the only genuine Mrs. Green,
and who has been for some time trying to
get trace of her husband, who left her in
Joliet and came to Pasadena.
Green's friends who were working with
him in the tinshop, seeing these facts pub
lished, questioned him about the matter,
but Green succeeded in parrying their ques-
les. Next morning, as Green did not show
up for work, they were convinced that he
was the man the articles had referred to.
After search they found Green camped
some distance from town. He had fitted
up a camp-wagon, and was on his way to
parts unknown. They tried to induce
him to return. but in vain. and his where
abouts has since been unknown.
Green said that Mrs. Green No. l left
him three times before he came to Califor-
MIA, and that her search for him is for mer-
cenary reasons alone.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
MAY SAVE YOU TROUBLE.
Seasonab1e knowledge For This Time OF
Blazing Skies and wilted Bodies.

cabbage-leaf in your hat is time-honored
preeaution against sunstroke. little season.
able knowledge in the brain that the hat pro-
tects will serve the same good purpose. Never
is excess of labor, eating, fretting or drinking
more severely punished than in hot weather.
Never are good sense and self-restraint more
promptly rewarded.
The system demands relativelyilarge quanti-
ties of fluids and the problems OF summer
drinks is important. Ice-water is generally
condemned by the doctors, who say there is
nothing quite so refreshing as Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey, taken with cool water not iced.
The effect of this whiskey is TO tone the stom-
ach and bowels, which suffer in summer as the
lungs and throat do in the winter months.
The organs of digestion should never be chilled
no matter how warm the surface of the body
may be.
Duffeys Pure Malt whiskey stimulates them,
so that food is quickly digested and you don't
feel that dreadful weight in the stomach which
follows the imprudent use OF 1ce-cold drinks. To
endure the manifold discomforts of heated
term sound, elastic nerves are necessary. The
folk with shal1y nerves weaken and wither as
the mercury crawls upward in the tube. Dufy's
Pure Malt Whiskey is rest and peace for the
nerves. As it is free from fusel oil it does not
sting and burn when swallowed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
4 BIG FIRE IN Paris.
The Scarcity of Water Interferes With the
York of the Firemen.


PARIS, FRANCE, July lone of the
largest fires that has occurred in this city
in some time broke out at noon to-day in
the military equipment works in the Rue
Roehecourt, in the northern part of the
city. The flames spread with the greatest
rapidity and the employees were quickly
driven into the street.
The iremen were promptly at the scene,
but their efforts to subdue the flames were
rendered fruitless by scarcity in the
water supply. The fire extended to build
ings on Rue Petrelle TO the north and Rue
Coudorcet TO the south. The immense
structure on the latter street devoted to
the manufacture of gas meters was de-
stroyed. 1t was not till late this evening
that the fire was extinguished. The loss
was fully I.5O0, 900 francs.
Immense crowds gathered in the
vicinity to watch the conhagration, and II
was necessary to call upon the troops to
aid the police in cordoning the streets
Two fremen and dozens of civilians were
severely hurt. NJ. Leigeis, Minister of the
Interior, visited the injured in the hos
pital. He presented TO one of the injured
firemen q medal for bravery.
President Faure has donated 1000 franc:
and the Municipal Council 1000 francs fol-
the relief OF the sufferers. The origin o.
the FIRE is unknown.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

c. o. MOntrose, who are on their way home
from an important conference with the
English and Canadian authorities.
Mr.. Wards principal business inLondon
was TO negatiate a loan of s., 800 900, which
amount is to be loaned out TO small set
tiers under what is known in New Zealand
as the settlers act. By the provision OF
this act the Government loans to small
settlers sum equal to two-tifths OF the
assessed value of their lands and improve
ments as determined by commission for
that purpose. Six per cent interest is
charged on these loans and the terms OF
payment made easy. The new loan JUST
negotiated by Mr.. Ward was subscribed
five times over in thirty-six hours after the
prospectus was issued.
Speaking of the mail service the GALL
representative was informed that Australia
and Canada have agreed to suosidlze tue
Canadian-Australian line, but on the sole
condition that 17-knot boats are put on.
New Zealand will continue her present
subsidy to the Spreckefs steamers. "What
the colonies want. said Captain Montrose,
sis 'fortnightly fast service between Aus
tralia and Vancouver, and we are bouno
to have it" Discussing the matter Iurtner
the captain said there was little doubt that
the steamers now running from Vancouver
to China and known as the Empress line
would be put on this route. These are
modern ocean greyhounds and average
seventeen knots.
The Canadian line has agreed to nix its
time card so as to alternate with the other
line and give regular fortnightly service.
1t is even on the card that the Empress
steamers will run to San Francisco and
thence to Vancouver.
With regard to the proposed cable, Cap
tain Montrose said that strenuous and
joint efforts were being made by all the
colonies looking toward subsidy for an
English cable While he was in favor OF
an all English cable, he thought it would
never be laid. He considered if England
and the colonies laid cable to Honolulu,
the United States and Hawaii could be
depended on for the rest. mo French
cable will be allowed to land on Australian
soil" said he, land any English cable
company that would ignore Hawaii did
not know what it was about"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
CALIFORNIA CROPS.
FreIit Yield Scarcely More Than Enough
for Home Consumption.

Frat Yield scarcely More Than Enough
for Homie Consumption.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, July director
Brawick of the California Weather and
Crop Service summarizes as follows:
The average temperature for the week
ending Monday, July 1, 1855, was: For
Eureka. 81 Independence, "A; Los Angeles,
66; Red Bluff. IS; Sacramento, IS; San
Francisco, So; San Luis Obispo 81. and San
Diego 81. AS compared with the normal
temperature there is heat deficiency as
follows for the places named: Eureka, /
degree; Fresno, normal; Los Angeles, 4 :;
Sacramento, 3; San Francisco 2, and San
Diego degrees, while Red Bluff reports an
excess of heat during the week of degree
Harvesting is being carried on all over
the State, and the reports are very variable,
some ranchers reporting good crops, others
fair, while again some report their crops
as the poorest in years.
The cool weather has had tendency to
keep fruit from ripening very fast, and the
yield is so small this year that the most of
it is consumed by the people of the State
The percentage going East is the smallest
for many years.