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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
@atftbert6t.
Gbica 60, 10. Sebruar.
9eute 6albfeiertas.

9erte 9dlbte1ertd9.
Qnoemeiner Droouftenmdrft.
SoIserbe preiie pur6eu Bel srOBerer par=
tien e~rsielt:
Sc IL Jig e1, 9ei9Gabtet, - t6ubner TO
&c.; @prins G6i6els 81 @9c. Snrfeps Ga
Ice; @nten 9@12c.; @Gnie 7@10c.
Bib Brairie @bidens S.. 50@6.25 per
OUT. Quatl 81 .25@1.65 per 0nb. 8ortz
ridge S4.00@4.50 per 0ub. QSoobcod 1915
@4.00 per 0ltb. Snipe 1926 per Sus.
8loper Sol so; &ilbeltteu 81 .50@10.0O
per QUIT. &abbits 9Oc@S2.OO; &eb 8@124c.
Ger CSC. per Oube1t0.
go61ten = 9felle, nit Der 6anb eez
pflidte, 1.70@1.7 24 ;olte, $1.45@1.55.
@rDi Ell 9etrodrete. crime. 83@95c.
&artoffeln- 6ebrDnS 56@62c; Burz
bants 59@66 bas 8uibel; &o1e $4,000
YeerleB 54c@60c.
@epfeI- So. O0@S3. rs per SaB.
8ananen- 50@S1.50 per Bur9.
@%ttroner- S2.OO@3.00 Bic 8or.
&pfeli III Ell - SSloriba $2.75@3.75 per
gor.
SO mig - @eiBer EGee, i'll BFunbe obse.
tbeilt, 131@14c; ni9t 70 bea, 10@1Sc:
bl1rfel Sc bas 8funb eus9eloiieuer 5@6c
0teb1- 9orter 8eitsn Batent paren
an9eiebt 3u So. OO@$3. 35, III Sdfler1t wei6er
@ei5em Watent) S2.S5@$3. 10: bartes 9Seiz
Se1tz (gafermebO S1.85@S2.0 90 in 9dfen;
wei6er @ei3enz (8GdermebD 81. 75@S1.90;
,,9feb Doc" $1.60@S1. 65 III SGdell; @i1tera
mei3en S2.2O@$2.40 in &ols.
Go99en- SEQ. 2 52@523c.
Sen- S4.5O@S1O.5O.
CT rn- 8ertGufe I'm Store SO. g.
= c; SEQ. 8 9el6 423@42&c. gertdufe na3
8robe 1parel1: SEQ. 8, 394@395c; geo. 4, 384c.
W lit er 10 Ell Ell - 8ertd1fe inn Store,
No.2 rotb, 544c@-; No. 8 ROTH CO
8ertGufe la9 Brobe ipareI: SEQ. 3 rot6er
51@52c.
@erRe - SEQ. 2 6@57c.
Safer - 8erfdnfs i'm @tore, go. 2,
80. @30c. ; go. 2 tpeiB 1921 @c33 No. 3, 1880.
8erfGufe mad 8robe wareu: Go. 2, 284@
2S4c.
GGmereten 49, Sla6s SLAP; 3imotbp
S. .40@5.60; &lee SIS. 00@8.40.
@bistep S1.22.
gntter - Bette Creamery 8aare 234t;
quite 21@22c; mittelmGbise 17@20c; SatrD,
bette, 2Oc; m1ttel9nte unb quite 15@17c;
trii6er Yadil19=Stof 1000.
&die-0oul1g Amcrtcal 10@103c; S9tpeis
5erfdie 10@114c. 2inbur9er 94@10c.
@e m e-@ei5traIt S .00@6.00 per 100
Gopf. Seuerie 1 $4,000 bas Oubenb; DeiBe
&iiber 20@23c per 8uIbel bel Der Gar; Stcd=
1iben @ bas SoB Woorriibeu -@75c.
per Barrel; 3wiebelu $1.75@S2.25 per SAP;
Somateu -@-c Der Rorb.
&pt be 0tii be -@-c. per Outs.
@urfen 50. 00@2.65 per 4 0ubeltb.
g IBfartoffe1n - Seriep's S1.75@
$500, SuirOis $1.25@1.5O per SAP.
O. | at - 9Oc@$1.OO per A 90. @aie.
t-$2.25 per SAP.
@par9el Greibbaus)-S-.- per 0ls.
glnmenfobl = o per 0us.
@ranbe rries- Serieps S10.0O@11.0o
per SAB.
gaTs- gto. 1, 4sc. See. 2, 3gc.
8eiencorn- 9tuf Ser gobn, nSuir"
Bis n@boice", grimes 5t@6c; mittleres, rotb
ober blaBfarbi9, 44@5c; ra1b ulto grob 4@
44c; u@boice", grimes, gu Carpets %iriter,
5000; ,Self=1Dortiu9", grimes, 5@54c;
ROTH Ober sel6 etOtgenbes 44@5c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
@te cit Gteb.

piI1er 1tnretnigteiten unb ~wG1iertger geitanotbeile aug
benz bur9 fe btubnrd poIftrenben 8lut, bic oann burd1
bic 8loIe unb bic ii6rigen Sarnor9one aug benz &brper
unb bletbeu bic NbfaGltoffe int &brper, io iinb Bright
i4e gderenfranfbett, @alerIubt. :3nefertra11tbeIt 81
ters bic sSoI9e. Spftetters Ma9en6itterS ein belp64rs
tes barntrei6enbes 9lutrelni9nngsmitteL treibt bic gtie'
rem, ipenn le i9lotf unb untbdti9 iperben. an, tgre ne.
hes &e6ens. tpe Der 8lutitrom NIT &eGt 9enonnt ptr6,
oMe unreini9feiten ous5ui6etben, lpel9e l9n perl9lsd9gs
term unb ben Nteren iel6it in aaererIter 9in!e 9eTa1rlt9
5u iperben broben, 8loienfatnrrb, 8lafenftetn, Srtes
unb Sorn3lpane iinb ebenfoGs aranfbeiten nnb Setoett,
tpel9e burb bieien pobltbati9en ~3te9nlotor Dr9antl9er
fnrirt tperoen. Malaria, @beumatismus, 9artleioi9-
felt, 8iltoiitat urb 9pSpepie rdumen oas 6elb Dor benz
8itters, bas ~nerobiel1 unb ihp11li1et 4erIonen gu
0tu9e unb friI9er Sponntroft berbilft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
9Oo6's 8iIIen beilen 0%ertopfuns
Bluttee Ooppelthat.
Das nlotip 1T wabnwibise Derliebtheit.

9as &oit6dus go. 581 80. Is. StraBe
mar in Der gaa9t BON @am1tag auf @onnz
tag Der S6auplab zines Wlorbz uno Selbfts
mOrbberIu6s, befen Geriiber in beiben SAL
len Der 40 Sabre alte gole gilbert Sotucet
lit. @lem Mn19etn mad par tpabntptBtge
2tebe bas etgentlt9e Mpttb gu Der S6anoz
that, unb foippb1 Der 9elb1tmorb@@dnotoat
tpte audi fein Opfer, Die Is Sabre alte Marb
3%elu5ntt, f6tpeben nod I'M Gountp@ 0o1pt@
tai 3tpi16en 2eben unb Sob.
&ptucef, Der benz MGb9en, bas in benz
felben 9aufe nit ibm pobnte, f9on felt lam
gerer 3eit na9itelte, f9ltA ft3 tur5 por 2
ubr in tbr S6laf3tmmer, mas natiirlt9 gu
einem lauten Muftritt fibrt, bod mar Der
gtnbrtngltng ni9t 81 benegen, bas 9emdd
tpte6er 81 berlafen. @r beitiirmte bas gu
Spbe er19redte MtGb9en nit aIerlet 2tez
besbetbeuerungen, bic tnbeien energiI4 OBJ
g%etptefen nurben. 9tes 19eint &otucei
f9lteBlt9 ben 8eritanb gang unb gar gera1bt
81 baben; er 3og plDbli6 fein Gaitrme1er
tiir3te 1i9 bliBf9neG auf bas WGb6en uni
bra9te bemfelben cine etpd 6 3oq ldnge
S9ntttpunbe am 6als Bel. Damn fiibrte Ell
bas MeHer nit einem ~ein3igen Strei9 burf
feline eigene &eble unb bra4 blutiiberitrDmi
aufammen. Sn5tptf9en paren audi Die iibrtz
gen 9ausbetpobner, bur9 ben Habau aufge=
pedt, bin5ugeeilt unD bend9rt9ttgten NUM-
mebr fOfprt Die Marpea ctr. zPoli3eiftd=
tton, BON no aus bann elm M%mbulan3pd=
gen na9 benz Sbatorte entfonbt tpurDe, be1
bic S9nerberlebten f9leuntgft mad benz
County 6ofpttal iiberfiibrte. Die Mer3te
bafeGbft ftnb Der Nnft9t, baB bas MGb9er
g~enefen tptrb, tpdbrenb &otucet unmDgltd
nit benz 2eben bdborfommen fam. y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Die lnter1uhuna betreffs Der 0hiIt

DIE UfferI l9ung betreffs Der YbiIoz
pelPbtaer Stabtbdte +, pel9e BON
Der Mltual Nutomatic Selep6one So. b e.
It D d n tpnrben, fGlt 1ebr faftig aus. @o
nurbe ermtttelt, baB 1hb i'm Na9laB bes perz
ftorbenen @tabtbaters pigott cine Mnaabl
@ttien Der genannten @efeGf9aft befinbet.
unb aug benz berbeigebra6ten Mttienreqifter
ergab it9 5unGbft, baB 5pei nod lebenos
Staotodter, Mfartin unb porter, cine Menqs
fplber Nftien betamen, i'm nomtneQen 8ez
TRACE BON $76,250. Sreilth felt es IiG
jeBt berons, oab baS gan3e l1nterne6men Elm
9minbel6oftes 1T, alio Die mafTenbaft BON
'hnI ausge9ebenen 4ttten feinen tpirflt9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Ser @orpurf, baB auf Der r@Gbe" Bic

Ser @orpurf, baB uuf Der nGGbe" bic
Sbiiren pber S9otten Der eiu3elner
Is D mpartments" ober Nbtbeilungen
nt9t gef4GoHen getpefen feten, pirD bon
&ennern fir unbaltbar ertldrt, tnbem Capt.
tGn @DfeG ftets auf ben Nbf9IuB bteTer
S6iiren geIeben babe. Die r@lbe" erlitt
eben mittI9iffs einen 10 fur9tbdr 3ertriimz
mernben StOB, baB feline paferbi@te Mbs
tbetlunq ettpds 6alf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
menn ods 6abv Sabnt,

@ebrau6t unter ouen 11mitGnben bos alte
anb erprebte Wttttel, Wers. WinslOm'S Sestbz
ting @sgup fit eas 3abnen Der SinOer. Is
berubist SoS &inS, matbt bic @aume1 uei9er,
itiGt Bic G1merser, BELT @inbfolit unb III
has bette MitteI sesen Diarrboea. SIufumh,
~apanaig Gents Die Blade.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
farmmirtbfhaft uno Diehsudt ir
Uebrdsfd.

Cine SIusf6rift, wel@e mertbpoae aus=
tunft iiber Nebrasto, bas norb,pei Tide Souias
unb Oitz@oloraoO 9iebt, nit enter Seftionsz
farte ienes Qanbes, mirb u%nent9eltli6 per-
i9idt. Won wenbe ii6 an s g. @uitis,
@!enerolsq oilesierzagel1t BET @9ieosO, BUR-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

8ertb beiiben. 9ur9 bieie S6atfa6e ntrh
aber Die mordlif9e S9uGb Der @~tabtrat6sz
balIunten, tpel4e bieier Selepbonz@o. gum
S9aben Der @tabt auf bic Strimpfe gu
belfen fu9ten unb bic Mftien in Der 6pffz
nun9 auf beren Dert6 a%nnabmen, in teiner
Wet1e b~ermtnbert!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

Sc lobnt f6 taum fir Senanben, Der nit @uften,
@rtdltung ober 9ungenlsiDen 9eplu9t 1T, su ipart ten,
griinOti6 ~ipirfenOes Ntittel ipte Sr. 8. SaDne's GEpec:
torant 10 lei1t su BADEN lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
8teDmtnrft.

@bico9o, ST., 10. Sebruar.
Gm Jfinbpieb MART betru9 Die 3uz
f1br 1000 Stiif 9eSen 1854 ant porisen
0ienita9. Sete Yretie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Die Mor0tbat 9ebetOtet.
nItdael u1afuc5 in beltialilder
meiie ab9eiblahtet.
@eine Trat nnS ibr @alan bic Sbdter.

6oromers.J nqueft iiber ole Gei4e oes DIFFERS
in DER Oeerinefra6et= poIi3eiitatiou. -
fran mafuc3 mieoerhoIt ihr Dor Dem
poli5eiIieutenant Gnrieht eemodtcs De-
fdnoni6. Jhr DerhdltntB gu ihrem
Koftedreer uIocef fiihrt gu DER nloro=
that. - Chr Mann i'm SdIafe pom uIa=
eef ab9eidladtet. - Sebterer befennt
fth ebenfals gu Dem 9rouenpoaen Der
bre4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
I'm Die mabrbeit IN erfdhren

I'M ole Uu0rQeu 81 erTdPreH
III 8eSu9 ouf 9oob's GariopariQa, frase man
8ieielt9eu, bic biele Weebt3in brau9elL ober
leie bic oft 1T bieiem glatt absebrudten
3eusniiis; iie perSem @u9 %iiberaeugeu, Oab
6oeb's furirt. :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

rmtttans= Berfdu u
ebicasO, 10. Sebruar.

@n Der Sonbsz8Orie wurhen bente pers
fnuff.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
BRAN BLETON.

Mr.. L. L. Thomas, grocer, is max ing
ready to occupy his elegant new resi-.
deuce, built by MIR. @. Q. Barclay. on
Claiborne svenue.
The week has been fine for work and
marked progress has been mado on all
lines of activity.
Miss annie Weaver, corner Clay and
Claiborne avenues. had goodly mum
Der of her young friends with her
Thursday night from 8 to IL o'clock
They participated i'll games and other
amusements. Refreshments were
served and good time experienced.
MIR. =. j. Albright, who was 80 un-
fortunate rs to lose everything he bud
on last Sunday morning, being an oc.
cupan: of one of tho houses owned by
Capt. Thomas. now resides at l6, Co
ceia avenue. MIR. Albright ia very
grateful TO all that rendered him q
helping hand during his time OF need.
Mr.. Haup,'s lots on Marshall avenue,
which were excavated for buildings,
not yet put up, are under water, owing
to some defect III drainage.
The travelling public ana the resi-
dents along streets where electric care
run. would be much plensed to see some
arrangements put in operation for lay
lug the dust by sprinkling. otherwise
1t will be dreadful III dry weather.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
THE STEERS WERE WCTORS
Five Hundred People Witnessed
the Game.
A FAIRLY GOOD GAME PLAYED
Norfolk Has Strong lnfield. Fine
Work on the Bases. The Great
Game To-day. The New
Yorks Will Attempt TO
Shut Out Norfolk.

About 500 people saw the Colts dc.
foated by the Steers yesterday at
League Park, The special features of
the game we're the double plays by
Corcoran. Whaley and O'Hagan. the
three Dagger that little Hodge knocked
aud the kicking of the Dallas team in
the eighth inning. In the.frst Corco.
ran, Whaley aud Hoffman X shocked out
run each. aud the Steers got an egg.
Then the Steers returned the compli.
ment and the score was even. Norfolk
did not score again till the eighth,
when O'Hagau made safe hit and
came in on Hager's double, after which
none OF Mr.. Sommers' pets crossed the
rubber. Dallas scored one in the third
and two moro in the fifth, and 30 the
score stood until the end OF the ninth
The following is the score 10y innings:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
AMUSEM ENTS.

1.-THE PRINcEss bonnie. Willard
Sponsors comic opera, "rhe Princess
Bonnie" which comes to tho Academy
next Monday and Tuesday. as it ap
pears on the boards to-day was about
two years IN growing. When the
opera was finished he had something
over 500, 900 III available funds and ho
promptly put every dollar of that sum
IN staging "rhe Princess bonnie in u
thoroughly elaborate manner. Mr..
Frank Daniels family in 1.-The Little
Pack" is with the company, which. as
q whole, is first class. "rhe Princess
Bonnie" IS the most popular comic
opera before the American people.
Seats on sale.
"THE FAST MAIL. "The Fast Mail"
was presented at the Academy of Music
last evening to Il top heavy house, who
seemed 10 ENJOY tue show, Judging
from the applause. Among the scenes
worthy CT mention are the realistic
freight train and the view of niagara
Falls by moonlight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
EIrc l.nnr Evening.

8 The alarm of fire turned in yoster-
day evening carried the department. 10
the warehouse of the Norfolk Virginia
Peanut Company. large four atory
brlck building on Union street, where
dense volumes of smoke was issuing
from the windows of the fourth. story.
There was considerable excitement and
several hundred people soon gathered,
expecting the destruction of the ware.
house and possibly adjoining property.
The department WAS ready for service
and when Chief Ryan located the
flames be ascertained that stream
from the pipes was not necessary and
extingulshed the fire which was in a
pile of peanut bulls with buckets OF
water. No damage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
NEW LIQUOR ORDINANCE
Very Close Vote in the Select
Council.
THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE VOTE
MIR. Bunting's Opinion Not Known.
{ He viii Cast the Deciding Ballot.
Should He Vote Against the
Law it viii Be Defeated.
Some Coniectures.

The vote in the Select Council will
Be very close on the liquor ordinance.
There will be meeting of the Com
mon Council next Tuesday night, when
the ordinance will pass with good
majority. The week following it will
come up in the Select Council and Mr.
Bunting, of the Fourth Ward, who was
NOT at the joint meeting Thursday
night, will have the casting vote. and
should he vote against high license
7 the ordinance will be defeated by one
majority.
Nobody at present seems to know ex
actly what Mr.. Bunting will do. When
the lines were drawn in the fight over
the appointment of police captains Mr..
Bunting voted against the majority of
those with whom he had previously
affiliated. II the ordinance is defeated
in tho Select Council it will go to u
conference committee, and there will
possibly he compromise,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
CRANKY street E4ten.lon.

NORFOLK, Va, March 2pth, 1895
Editor of The Virgiunn.
You do well in recommending to our
Couucllmen prompt activity concerning
the completion OF CRANKY street ex
tended, and most especially should they
regard the Importance of the proposed
bridge across Smiths creek. This of
itself 10 n paramount step towards nc.
tuhl progress. let alone the development
OF territory which only awaits deslra-
bic accessibility to establish its popu
larity as residential quarter. 1t is. of
course, understood that the section
between Queen and High streets, is not
now, nor will be for somo time, III "a
condition for paving, but any consider.
ntlon OF this fact should iii no measure
DENY the erection OF the required
bridge. y view of the course, though
ut present unfinished, coon convinces
one OF Its requisite position for one OF
Norfolk's most promising thorough
fares. and 1t Is to be earnestly desired
that the work be pushed to com plete
extension. r.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES For THE Navy
YARD NOafObk, VA. March 10 1895 ->ell-
Ell p p >as endorsed Proposals for supplies for
tmS Na'y,!afd, Norfolk, Va, - lie op ned April =.
ana Accounts. Navy Department Washington d.
g., unit II O'Clock no0-, hpi, ., 1895, an IUo-
iieiy opened imi.e Ii t'ly ihcrcac- to furnish at
III NaT.-yard. NorfIlk. Va -, u quantity OF broken
stone. gravel sand. Portland Cement. bur;a =,
yellow pine. iron, hardware, brass aud cop cr tub
ihg mo art G q must conform to Tie Navy stand
IRA and mass the usual naval inspe ton. Blank
popos ais viii he furnished mon application to the
Navy Pay otce Norfolk, Va. The attention OF
~ nniactur Rs aud dealers Is invited. lie bids
All other things being equal decided 10y lot. The
ucp fturh rec l c right to waive def cts or
10 reject any or all bids not feeine advantageous
10 the Government. EDWIN STEWART, Paw
m,sler ,-c .r'l ;. y. mIlg.tuNs wv
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
rhr white I1u,,ac.
NoNro1E. "a, March %, 1870,

NORFOLK. Va, March 90 1898,
Editor of The Virgnian
The "littIe bit of history" in refer
ence TO our national "White House, -
appearing IN your issue Of to-day, IS.
according to my information, mol
wholly correct.
have always been taught. and be
ileve 1t to be true, that the way III
winch the President's residence IN
Washington camo to DO known as the
"W bite House" Is as follows:
All of the public buildings in Wash.
lnston, except the Patent office. were
DESTROYED by the British under Gen,
koss, September 24th, 1914.
soon after the Presidents residence
was rebuilt ana painted white, From
this time on 1t has been known as the
wv hite House" by reason of Its color.
+. Il, s,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
>Nvep.bY mCYcInnc

or appreciation to the pi nnncle of popu mr.
ity, HoStetter sStoma III lhtters has nc ulrod
"a comhnmniug position, which has occasion
ally made 1t u bright aud shining mark for
knives, who seek to foist upon the COM
munity spurious compounds III the guisc
akin TO that OF the real article. These are
mostly local bitters or tones OF great NJ
purity, and. OF course. devoid of medi al
ethcscy. Be ware of them and cot the geu-
uine bitters. II real remedy for malaria,
Rheumatism. kidney trouble. dysueps a. ner-
vousucsJ. constipation and bliousncss.
Physieians OF eminence everywhere COM
mend tho great mvigorant, both for it's
remedial properties aud its purity. wine
regularity to disordered and enfee bled
sNBtem.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
RECITAL NORFOLK COLLEGE.
The Young Ladies of the Elocution
Dep artment Entertain.

The pupils in the elocution depart.
ment of Norfolk College, under the
direction of Miss Crooker. gave an ex.
cslient recital last night, which was Mt
tended by large and very appreois
tive audience, The progromme was as
follows:
Fart First-'sJImmy Browns Steam
Chair" Hnrper's Young People, Miss
Mamie Allen; 1.-The Angel and the
Shepherds" from Ben Hur, Lew Wal
lace, Miss Lucille Ramsay; "Auut
Milissey on Boys" Trowbridge, Miss
Indy Moore; 1.-The Captain's Well" J.
g. Whittier. Miss Eva Smith; "rhe
Message" Adelaide Proctor, Miss Mel
lie Mason.
Part Second jerks" vonsBoyle,
Miss Martha Epes; "Elopement in
l775," Anon. Miss Rose Nloritz;
"Church OF ST. Michaels at Charleston,
q. O., Stansbury, Miss Marie Slaugh
ter; Jean InseIow's poem, Echo aud
the Ferry" pantomined by Misses
Lila Ives, Marie Slang liter, Nellie Ma
son, Lucille Ramsay, Eva Smith,
Frances Hodges. Martha Epes, Indy
Moore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
Publication. ssccciyci.

HE CENTURY MAGAZINE. The April
number has been received from the
publishers. Its contents embrace Life
of Napoleon Bonapnrte, Madame lie
lenc. Lincoln's Reelection Robert
Louis Stevenson; Tesla's Oscilator and
Other Inventions. and Religious Teach
ing in the Public Schools. Price 80
cents.
IRE CosMoPoL.TAN.-The special
features of this magazine for April are
CHINA and Japan by George Frederick
Seward. aud English Country House,
painted by Lady g. Campbell. Among
the other articles aro Picturesque
Papua, The Kraka ton Eruption, The
World of Art and Letters, aud English
Wood Notes. Price Is cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
DETECTIVE LAYLOR RESIGNS.
He Says Commissioner Bolton In
suited Him

Detective Geo. w. Taylor resigned
yesterday from the force. Mayor
Petit when seen and asked the cause
said that Commissioner Bolton wanted
Taylor 10 testify in the case against
the Chief of Police and told him that
he was under cloud and he had better
make "a clean breast" of everything.
That Taylor considered the remar k
offensive and resigned. Mr.. Laylo is
timer and will at once go to work
for the Norfolk md Western railroad.
The detective says that several times
the Commissioner has spoken to him
IN an offensive and threatening man.
ner,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
k!ie iiO.icrn Syny

Commends itself to the we'll formed, TO
do pleasantly aud efiectually what was
formerly done III the crudest manner
nud disaRreeably as well. 10 cleanse
the system nnd break up colds, head
ACHES and fevers without unpleasant
after effects, use the delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs,
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Tho Hub viii Ho aIcro >hortlv.
GRAND SPRING OPENING

At Mrs. P. Ries, No. 1914 Church
Street. Next Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
During the past season we have built
an elegant we'll lighted show room as
an addition TO our store, which will
enable US to show our beautiful pattern
hats and bonnets, and u complete as
sortment of millinery goods at our
opening, which takes place next Tues.
day and Wednesday, April End and
3rd.
Ladies are respectfully invited TO
attend. Mrs. ?. Ries. 1Oi Church
street. mhoS.tf
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a severe rheumatic pain in tha laI

severe rheumatic pain IN the lef
shoulder had troubled MIR. j. H..
Loper. well-known druggist of Des
MONIES, Iowa. for over six months. At
times the pain WAS SO severe that he
could not lift anything. With all he
could do he could not get rid of it
until he applied ChamberlaIn's Pain
Balm. 81 only made three appIca
tons OF It," he says. "And have since
been free from all pain" He now
recommends 1t TO persons similarly
afflicted. 1t is for sale by all drug
glsls.
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Macs Dairy Lunch Rooms will com.
menco on Saturday to serve ice cream
and buttermilk. Tables tor ladies a.
20 Commercial Place.
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NORFOLK.


SUMMARY: Earned Runs orfolks,
2; Dallas, l. Two,bnse Hits-Hager,
Hoffman, Boyle. Three.base Hit
Hodge. Stolen Bases Hodge. Kal-
lackey, O'Hagan. Double Plays
Whaiey, Corcoran and O'Hagan CO,
Elwood and Corcoran, Boyle DUMAS
sisted). Base on Balls-OH Woodruff,
s; of Bernard. 3; off Elwood. Q. Hit
by Pitched Ball--Hodge and Kallar-
key. Struck Out-By Bernard, 3.
Pass Ball-Hodge, 1. Wild Pitches
Woodruff. l; Bernard, /. Umpire
Wood. Time of Game-Two hours.
NORFOLK VS.. NEW YORK.
There will be great game of ball at
this park this afternoon between Nor.
folk and New York. AS the visitors
will have to leave at 6 o'clock the game
will be called at o'clock sharp. Rusie
will pitch for the New Yorks. Lawson
and Tenley and Herr ana Geier will do
the batting work for Norfolk. AS this
Is considered big event the admission
will be 500 and the grand stand free.
The management of the home team will
put in the field their best mon and
iirst.class work will be required.
The Hub will Bo Here shortly.
enlist before your eyes?" See Frank
Ii. Gales ''adv."
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10 Hub wiIs lie Iiern shortly.
IL Ciears the Hou,c.

The Bed Bug Poison sold at Bur.
rows drug store. Warranted the
strongest article made. Only % cents
pint. A brush given to apply it. One
OF our hotel men says: cit knocks them
silly. l would not be without it,"
Did you say your Dyes were troub-
ling you? See Frank Ii. Gales adv. "
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SiIIkn. SlIIis.

On Saturday morning, OF II o'clock,
l will begin my tirst silk sale and will
place the incest and cheapest line of
silks ever offered in Norfolk from 25c
to 500 per yard. r. A. Saunders,
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Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy gives
she best satisfaction of any cough med.
acine l handle, and as seller leads all
cther preparations in this market. l
xecommend it because 1t Is the best
medicine ever handled for coughs,
colds and groups. A. w. BA1pR1DaR,
3iillersSille, Ill. Fox sale by all drug.
gista,
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Everybody in Taiiiiur

about our Aristo Platino photographs.
Have you seen them? We are also
making special OF twelve cabinets
and l612O enamel photos for SD:
twelve cabinets aud fun crayon 81, b.
S. Campbell, I72 Main street.
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MINIATURE hLNANAc-Sun rises. $50; sun sets
go High water, ll:l7 and 1854 J. IN. low water
BAG aud $40 a. IN.