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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
INSURGENTS ATTACK 4 TOWN.
Spanish Troops Loose one Killed and
Six WnundcI.

Havana, May $. ~lnSurgents at
tackled the town of Crlsto and burned
three HOUSES. During the engagement
the Spanish troops lost one killed and
six wounded The insurgents loss Is
not known. The insurgents also at
tackled the town of Caney and burned
one house before they were compelled
To retreat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
CRIrlcISES THE SULTAN.

London. May $ William L, GIads
stone. I'll il letter Ia Francis Seymour
Stevenson, chairman Of the Anglo.
American association says that tue
conduct OF the sultan and the Turkish
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
CITY OFFICERS APPOINTED.

Menominee, Mich, May S.-The city
council last night made the following
appointments: City attorney, b. j.
Brown: street commissioner, John
miouX; health officer, DR.. j. f. Hicks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
INCOME TAX CASE.
Arguments Made Before the Supreme
Court

Washington. May s. Arguments in
the Income tax case Were resumed.
Assistant Attorney General Whitney,
Attorney General Olncy and Choate
talked. Choatc win continue today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
CHAMBER DISSOLVED.

Rome. May Sizing Humhert has
signed the decree disSolvinG the cham
her of deputies ana fixing May 18th
rs the date for the election Of depu-
ties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
TO SUCCEED CASEY.

Washington, May S.-Col. William
Craighill is reported to be slated to
succeed Gen. Il. l.. Casey az chief
of army engineers. Gen. Casey will
retire Friday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
NOT WRITING 4 ROOK.

Washington. May S-Private Sec
yetary Thurbcr says the statement
that the president is writing a book
on economic science. or any other sub
iect. is absolutely untrue.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
RErlRllGANS WANT SlINER
oklahoma to Send Coins Pupils 70
the Convention,

Guthrie ok May : \ number of
republicans have inaugurated \
movement for free silver and will im.
mcdiately opcu headquarters and OF
ranizc free silver leagues all over the
territory looking TO the selection OF
silver delegates 10 the republican con
ycntion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
WANT THE CuRRETr rlGllr.


Denver May :. Rcddie GALLAGHER
has wired ,lor Neudig and Corhott $
manager, in New York offering Il
purse Of >21,0o0 IL have the Corheu-
flt2Slmmous tight drawn or In colo.
RADIO Gallagher says that hr has the
promise or Two leading bankers Of
Denver 70 put VII this purse, ar even
Slu.noo should competition make Il
necessary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
STJNti RY \ SPIDER.

Palmyra. Wis. May s-Wiliam
Rowe i farmer If this town. i dan
gerouSly sick from blood poisoning
the result II d spider bite.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
FRANCE TAKES A HAND.
DOES 4 LITTLE TREATING WITH
THE JAPANESE.
Negotiations Pending Regarding the
Recession of FormoSa aud the
rrSradOrr Islands.

Paris, May $, It is stated that
France is negotiating with Japan re.
garding the recession of FormoSa and
the prscadorr islands to China.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
IIAZERS SUSPENDED.

Detroit. Mich, May s Three Ann
Nrhar students have been suspended
for year for hazins
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09

government in the American question
has been worse than their conduct re
garding Bulgaria in 1876.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09

Kin. Humbert has lail thn uaruer-
stone af the monument O. Garialdi.
to ~ erected I'll Rome
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
JAPAN GIVES IN.
RelinquiShes Her Claim to the Laio
Tung Peninsula

Berlin, May The Japanese GOV
crnncut has informed the government
Of Germany thar. in accordance with
the advice Of the powers, japan has
rclinuushed her claim 70 the Laio
Tung peninsula. under the treaty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
A POINT FOR DURANT
PROVES AN ALIBI IN THE MIN
ME WILLIAMS CASE.
A HAIR DRESSER TESTIFlES

The Victim Left the Shop at SO
and Could Not Have Reached
Emanuel Church in Time TO Have
Been Outraged and Murdered by
the Accused.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09

Major Pond says his offer Of $1,000
Il night for Mark Twain. which has
been standing for five years, still holds
good Twain has more calls 10 lecture
than any other American citizen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09

The last miller Of Dec il dead but
the Chester town council las voted to
buy ana preserve the mills. in order
To control tire flow Of the stream. The
original grant If the mills was made
by King Edward VI.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Items licked From All Parts Of the
World

TCtIu.
BERLIN, 2.-The Emperor to-day
telegraphed to the Pope long mes
sage of congratulstion upon the
occasion of the S5th anniversary of
the birth of his Holiness.
HAVANA, 2.-The military CON-
mnnder at Man Canillo. province of
Santiago, reports thatson February
26 the troops attacked YeQuilo,
whore n strong force OF insurgents
was entrenched. They kept up
steady fire on the Government
troops, but eventually were dis
lodged and dispered. A few insur-
gents were killed and many were
wounded.
WASHINGTON, 2.-The Senatorial
baseball team left Washington to-
night in charge of Manager Gus
Schmelz for Charleston, s. O., for
their spring practice.
New York, 2.-.The Southern n
Railway Company has made new
contract with tho Asheville and
Spartanburg and the Spartauburg
Union and Columbia roads, con.
trolled by John H. Inman. The two
roads had been operated under II
rental of $4,000
SAN RENO, 2.-The Grand Duke
Alexis .Michaelovitoh, son of Grand
Duke Michael. died here this morn
ing aged 20 years.
COLUMBUS, o., AT Washing
tons G. H.. this afternoon, Judge
Newby granted the motion for "a
change of venue, transferring the
trial of Col. A. b. CoIt from Fayette
to Pickawav county. Many believe
the case will never be pushed for
trial now.
CHICAGO, 1.-The Chicago Times
has been purchased by the ChicaR o
Herald Company and ~ill appear
Tor the last time time this morning.
10 morrow morning the Chicago
Times Herald will De issued from
the Herald building.
New ORLEANS 2.--The Morgan
steamer Whitney arrived at her
wharf in Algiers last night, bringing
the crew, numbering twenty sever u
of the steamer VIM. @. Hewes,
stranded on tine night of Febru
ary 20th.
WAsuiNGToN, 2.-The leaders OF
the Republican and Democratic
Steering committees of the Senate
ment thls morning and agreed that
the present organization Of the Sen.
ate committees should continue
until the next session OF the Senate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03

Grand opera will be heard in this
city to- morrow aud Tuesday matt
nee and evening, when the Tavary
Gr"nd English Opera Company
come to the Academy of Music.
The appearance of this organization
has been awaited with no little in
terest.
The artists in support of Madame
lravary are notable Tor their bril-.
llancy, and include the best einpers
on the stage to day. After the Sc
lection of the principals, the most
important feature is the orchestra.
In this respect the ravary Com
phny Is said to be particularly for
inmate. The chorus with the Tayary
Opera Company has been made
another exceptional feature. It con.
slsts of young and trained voices
who can sing and who are thorouob.
ly capable. The indications point
toward brilliant engagement. The
repertoire is notable one, and has
been arranged as follows To NOR.
row lMouday) night al Troya.
tore; Tuesday (Matiuee) Carmen"
and IN the evening the great double
blll "Cavalleria Rusticaua and
IPAQlincci -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
STATE BASEBALL LEAGUE
Meeting of the Board of Mana
gers Yesterday.
HON. S. B. WITT, PRESIDENT
Schedule Of Games Not Yet Ar.
ranged. $50 Games to BE
Played. Newport News
Hampton Club With
drawn.
BY Southern Associatea Press.

RlcuMoND, w.. March "a
meeting of the Board OF Managers of
tho Virginia Baseball League was
held at the Lexington Hotel here to-
day. and Hon. Samuel Il. Witt,
Judge of the Hastings Court of
Richmond, WAS unanimously chosen
president of the League for the sea-
son of lS9J.
Tho schedule of games to be play.
cd has not yet been arranged, but it
was decided that the League season
should open April 18th and $50
games be played, thus adding one
month more TO the season than was
the case last year. The League will
consist of but six clubs, Newport
News Hampton having been voun-
tarily withdrawn by its manager.
MIR. McGuIlin. The League will
embrace Richmond, Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Petersburg, Lynchburg end
Roanoke.
MIR. Woodall, Of this CITY, was re.
elected secretary, and it was agreed
TINT the gnte receipts should be-
divided equally between the home
and visiting clubs. The salary
limit was continued at $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03

and most important amendment was
reached, the one to reduce the
numher OF battleships to be con
structed from three to two. : Before
It's being entered upon n Mr..
Aldrich suggested that as the
amendment could not DO
disposed OF tonight and the Senate
should now take recess for an
hour, to give time for the Sundry
civil bill to bo received from tho
House and then take a recess until
l a, m. To this proposition MIR.
Gorman indicated his nssent, but
Mr.. PETER preferred that ho should
90 on with tho speech which he had
desired to deliver againet tho pro.
posed increase OF the navy. Mr..
bntler asked him to yield for the
"fooling bill" but he positively
declined and at l:45 began h,s
speech, having before him large
supply OF material for it..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03

Commencing Monday, March 4th,
Oil fancy goods, including linen
scarls, stamped goods and mats.
also fancy pillows, head rest, pin
cushions, go at half the former price
OF a. Ii. Crelgh. Silk scarfs worth
81, now 5Oc; elk scarf worth soc.
now 25o; pillows worth 81 GO, now
ioc; pillows worth 75c, now 3Sc:
headrests worth 75c, now $50; head
rests worth soc, now 25c; crochet
SIX worth 25c, now l5c; embroiderv
SILK worth 30, now &c, and many
other things too numerous to men.
tion. Great reduction in all wools
tins week. Remember the quantity
Is limited, so do not wait if inter est.
ed. II. A. Saunders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
CHURCH NOTICES.
Some Places Where the GOSPEL
Will Be Heard.

Some Places Where the Gospel
Will Be Heard.
MIR George ID Adamson, n mission
ary of the Southern Presbyterian
Church. will speak about his work
III the heart of Africa to day at the
Second Presbyterian Church at |
III, at Park Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church at 4 u Ill and ut Portsmouth
ut 7;3O p IN.
Ii . Williams, of Richmond, State
Secretary, will speak to young men
at 4 o'clock at the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Dr a Coke Smith. CRANKY Street
Methodlst-At nlght, "Ihe Healing
at the Pool of Bethesda"
Rcy Dr. j Z Garland, Cumberland
Street, II m; DIR Tudor at night.
death aud Life"
Rev G. z Rutledge, Disciples
Morning, "Light;' night, "Who
are We?"
Rev w S Leake, Third Baptist
Morning. "Jehovah Jirah;" night.
"Ihe SIN of Laziness."
Rev j w Rosebro, ID d, of Pc.
tersDnrg. First Presbyterian-Morn
ing, Personal lnfuence;" night.
"Herod and Pllate."
DIR NJ Il Wharton, Freemason
street Baptist Morning, The
Touring Out of the Spirit" night,
Rev Geo w Cox, "rhe Great In.
vItRtion."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
THE GAY SEASON PASSED
Some Few Events Worthy of
Note.
TWO DELIGHTFUL TEAS
The Art League VIII Give a Tea
Tuesday Afternoon, Which Will
be an Enjoyable Affair. The
English Opera Company.
Skating Carnival.

The gay season has passed mud
many OF the young people of Nor
toik, who have been prominent III
every social event, were in need of
rest and welcomed the advent of
Lent with delight. The young ladies
are now devoting themselves to re e.
cnperating health OF body and u ind.
There has been no gaiety duling the
past week-only few quiet teas, II
few concerts, lectures aud readings.
DELIGHTFUL TEAS.
The Misses Broughton gave q
most delightful tea at their residence
on York street Thursday from to
Z. They were assisted in receiving
by Miss Matte Broughton, in yell
low crepe; Miss Reid, in black tulIe ;
Miss Jean Broughton, in blue chif
fon; Mrs. Cecil, in black chiffon,
while Mrs. w. s. Lacy and Mrs. II.
l.. Page presided at the chocolate
and tea urns. The decorations we're
pink, palms and ferns i'll jsrdinieree.
lamps. flowers, all in pink, ices
served in pink dishes. 1t was de-
cidedly one of the most graceful and
II.
One of the prettlest teas of he
season was gwen by Miss Nellie
Mason to n large number OF her
friends at her home on York street
last Tuesday. She was assisted in
receiving by Miss Mamie Ward,
Miss Ellen Pollard. Miss Anuie
Cherry and Miss Alice Moore.
soIREE.
Professor BellzZa's regular weekly
soiree was as usual well attended
Friday night, aud very pleasant
evening was enjoyed,
At TIE SKATING RINK,
The juvenile carnival at the Skat
ing Rink on next Wednesday night,
the 9th OF March, will be one of the
grandest events of the Leutal sea
SOD.
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
An engagement which will prove
one of the most noteworthy OF the
season is the appearance of the Tav-
AIRY Grand English Opera Company
at the Academy next Monday and
Tuesday nights,
ART LEAGUE.
The Art League will give ten
Tuesday afternoon from 1870 to !
O'Clock. All OF the members aud
their friends are invited to be pres
ent. The management expect to
have n very enjoyable affair.
Miss Maud Nichols, who has boen
visiting Miss Llpscomb, in Newport
News, returned home during the
week. accompanied by Miss Lips
comb. who will be her guest for the
next week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
oscar wilde Bring. >ui,.
BY Southern Associated Press.

LONDON, March John Sholto
douglas. Marquis of Qucensburv,
was arralgncd bofore Magistrate
Newton. in the great Marlborough
Street Police Court this afternoon.
on charge of having libelled Os-
car Wilde. MIR. Wilde's lawyer com.
plains that on February 23d, when
the Marquis left for MIR. Wilde. Mt
the Albemarle Club. an open card.
upon the bnck OF which was written
n vile and dlsgraceful epilhet, i'm i.
plying that MIR. Wilde was addicted
to unnatural practices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
LONG SENTENCES.
Fate of the RoyaIists in the Hsw-
allan Revolt.
BY Southern Associatal Press

BY Southern Associated Press
SAN Francisco, March 2.-(Cor-
respondence of the United Press.
per steamer Australia).
HONOLULU, February 23.-Tne
executive has not yet passed upon
the sentence Of the ex.Queen. Ii Is
quite certain that the military com
mission made 1t five years aud$5. OJO
fine. 1t is well understood TINT the
government are debating the meth
od ami place of imprisonment.
THIS morning ut . O'Clock the
presidents aide, Maj. Potter, went
to Oahu prison and read TO the
chief prisoners their sentences ms
follows:
G. 4. Guilic, tblrty-fve wears
imprisonment aud $4,000 tiue; w.
II. Rlckard, thirty-ive years ami
$4,000 fine; MAJOR Seward, thirty
tive years aud $4,000 fine; Robert
W. Wilcox, thirty five wears
and $4,000 fine; L. b. Walker,
thir y, five years and 5000 fine
Carl Widemann. thirty years and
$4,000 fine; Henry Bertelmann,
thlrty-hve years and $4,000 fine;
w. II. 9. Grey, twenty years and
Sl0,0 fine; Lonis Marshall, twenty
years and $4,000; JOHN late, five
years aud So, 0J0; VIM. q. Lane, five
years and S5. 900 fine.
Gulick, Seward, Rickard, Wilcox.
Nowlcin and Bertelmann had been
sentenced by the military commis
sion to be hanged. The sentences
were modified by the Commander
III Chief as above. NowieIn received
his sentence Mt the station house.
The Marshal set Nowiein at lib
erty for being States evidence.
Bertelmann also was set free.
The prisoners exhibited much ner
vousness while their sentences were
read. They donned their prison
suits Immediately. The sentence of
Capt. Davis has not yet been an.
nonnced. On account of his service
as witness it will doubtless be
modified.
The past week has been com para.
hysly quiet. Martial law will paoba-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
THE BLUES At NEW ORLEANS
Their Reception a Grand Ova-
ton.
BEAUTIFUL BANNER GIVEN.
Eloquent Speeches by the Mayor,
Capt, Keeling, Lieut.. Carroll
and Others. The Captain
Knighted the Duke of
Malta. Their Trip.

The New Orleans papers devote
about three columns of space to the
reception of the Blues IN that city.
The Picayune published an illus.
irated article, presenting excellent
pictures of Capt. Keeling, First
lieut. kevill and Junior First
Lieut.. j. Q. Carroll. The papers
compliment tho men in high terms
on their appearance and behavior.
at the banquet rendered the Blues
by the Washington Artillery the
Virginia boys were extended the
Freedom OF the city by the Mayor,
who referred to the time when Nir-
gInla and Louisiana touched elbows
on the soil OF the OLD Dominion.
Capt. Keeling responded, aud
after expressing his appreciation of
the reception, related few incidents
OF the war and said he and few
others were oil OF the old veterans
left, but he brought boys fit repre-
eentatives Of those who went before
them.
AT this banquet the Blues were
presented with the beautiful Rex
banner, Capt. Harry Isaacson max
aug the speech. He had been deput
Ell to welcome the Virginians bv his
blessed Majesty, Rex. His Majesty
had expressed the wish thatthe visit
<honld be oil uninterrupted line of
pleasure. After presenting the ban
ner be handed TO Capt. Keeling n
beautiful bndge, naming him the
Duke OF Maltn. The presentation
OF the banner was received with
great applause.
Col Richardson introduced Lieut..
Carroll, who responded to the toast
Virginia. He was proud to respond
90 80 grand subject and beautifully
sulogized the State and the Army
OF Northern Virginia, "a band of
heroes the world has never sur.
passed."
The old members Of the Blues
who were Mt Bunker HllI in 1879, ut
Philadelphia i'll 1876, say that no
reception has been more hearty and
enthusiastic than that rendered by
The soldiers OF the far Sunny South,
and no trip has been III ore enjoyed.
"Ihc Qurnioi Remedy Coupnu,,
Judge Hnnckel, of the Corpora.
ton Court, granted yesterday n
charter to "The Quratol Remedy
Sompany.' The capital stock Of
she company Is placed at not less
than SD, coo, nor more than 500
Coo. The pnrpote of the company
as TO manufacture Qnratol and Qura.
aol remedies, to advertise ana sell
she same. The officers for the first
gear are: A. ). y. Cannon, presi.
dent; Edward Il. Baird, Jr., vice
president; a. L. Krise, treasurer,
end Il. L. Turner. secretary. These,
With nj. Sweet, are named as the
board of Directors.
Qnratol has been wonderful suc.
cess, having become u household
Eemedy in al the principal cities of
Virginia IN less thun four months.
and the multitude of testimonials of
prominent citizens throughout the
btate banlshes every doubt AS 70 its
value MS medicinal preparation,
The new company is organized to
secnre the necessary amount of can.
atni required 10 place the remedies
on the markets OF the country nnd
properly advertise them in new ter.
altory.
a u H..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
he Mexican recK.
By Southern Associated pra,,

ST. Louis, March "A City If
Mexico special says that the NlexI.
can government has begun rigid
examination of tralnmen and OH
clels OF the Inter. Oceanic railroad
IN dn attempt TO fix the culpabllitv
OF the terrible railway disaster Of
Thursday. The engineer, conduc.
tor and brakeman were examined
yesterday.
Tue engineer was John Neufer
anu the conductor j. II. Steele. both
Americans. The Chief of Police OF
lenhngo.e with some mounted
rnrales, had the bodies of the denJ
laid out on the bank for ideutllica.
ton on the arrival OF the relief train
and refused to permit them to be
brought to the city. awaiting com.
plete official examination of tbe
scene OF the wreck. The bodies.
terribly mungled, lie decayiue IN
the sun, piled up like cord. wood.
so far as can be nscertained all the
Killed and wounded were OF the
lower class.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
ArypoIiict,r organized.

On tuesday evening Mr.. Everette
Wnddy, of Richmond. secretary of
the National Typothet.r, accompa
Nled by Messrs. Ferguson aud
Whittet, came to Norfolk to discuss
the propriety of establishment of n
Norfolk and Portsmouth branch of
the Natloual Typothetr. He was
met by the gentlemen engaged III
che newspaper and publishing busl.
ness and explained tho advantages
OF organization. Ths matter was
listened to with marked attention
and on last evening the same gen
tlemen met Mt the Office of Mr.. w.
Il. Barron aud decided 10 form such
an organization and elected the
following officers: NJ. Glennan.
president; John T.. Burke, wee.
president; JOS. Il. Fiveash, trensu.
prer, and Robert Johnston, secre-
tnry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
1--WE would urge everyone to read

I'VE would urge everyone to read
tne advertisement of Simmons
Liver Regulator. We have never
before said one word in favor of
any patent medicine advertisements
IN our columns. but having given
Simmons Liver Regulator fair
iIinl. wo do not hesitate to say that
Tor Dyspepsia and general debility
1T cannot be eXcelled. ."-FREp nj
Gii!hps, editor News" Kenton,
Ohio,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
schooner A.t,or,.

a large four masted schooner went
ashore yesterday morning at Cobb's
Island, on thu Eastern Shore of
Virginia. Last evening the Merritt
Nrecklug Company sent tug to
her assistance. The crew we're saved.
The sea was running high. but there
was no wind OF consequence
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
WI Open NLOndny

Our direct importation of all wool
French serge aud silk warp crepons.
Think OF l6.inch serge. worth 81,
now, ioc; serge worth 100. now 600
Silk warp crepohs from 81 to Sl.5O,
worth more money. Il. A. Saun.
dsrs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
NORFOLK' VA SUNDAY. MARCH, 3 1895

bly, be discontinued after the mill
tnry commission has finished the
trials for treason misprision. The
first four days of tits week were
occupied with the trials of twenty.
one natives for. treason.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03

Miss Jennio Delony Rice, studio.
room No. "a, Haddlngton building,
q graduate Of the best schools of
Europe and America, desires limi
ted number of pupils in drawing
and painting. Public is cordially
invited to visit her studio and IN .
spect her work. IL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03

he TACT that Hoods Sarsaparilla. once
larry Tried. becomes the IA, O lie spr.ug
mcdlcine. speaks volumes for its excel
lenco and merit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03

just received large line of walk
ing canes, silver mounted (crooks).
from Sl.20 up. Chapman S Jake.
man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
sntcsi Siyics Spring sants.

Knox's Yonng's. Monardo and
others at lowest prices. Ill Main
street. l.. Jack Oliver & Co.