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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
slightly used. The many, who live bet
ser than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
sbe needs of physical being, will attest
1he value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced i'll the
senedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
*n the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
etive; efiecsually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
st has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because It acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Eowels without weak
eniug them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and ST bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the pame, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-16
silver states monrainr Gold.

Silver states ,iu not seem TO have onv
prejudice against gold in carrying on
their own financial affairs Utah banks
hold tweniy.one times as much gold MS
silver Arizona banks nine times as
much. The Colorado banks possess over
5000, 900 IN gold and only one tonth
OF the amount IN silver. While this is
cmincntly judicious il is not conclusive
reason for pil!ng NJ mountain of sill,
vr III the United States treasury
VIC It's. st. Louis Globe Democrat.
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EDENTON. N. c.

Mr.. A. G. Mitchell aud mother have
returned from Long Branch. utter al
absence OF several weeks,
a barge loaded with coal is at the
dock.
\. Baker came up from Nag's Head
Wednesday.
Messrs. Batemau and Sharp will ,uu
Hn excursion 10 Nag's Head on the
goth, on the steamer Lakewood.
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The following cases were disposed OF
IN this court yesterday.
y young white man lname suppressed;
by request, drunk aud carrying con.
cenied weapons; iiDed SO. 81.
Thomas Taylor, colured, unlswful
tiespass; committed for ten days for
further examination.
James Il. Dillon, white, assault on
Kate johnson; fined 1925.
Three drunks were disposed of with
the usual fines,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-16
PHONoGRAPHIC FUNERALS.
A Long Island Coruucr's Novel Use For
Edison's Famous Invention.

A Long Island Coruucr's Novel Use For
Edison's Famous Invention.
Deputy Coroner a. T.. Stillwoll Of
GrayeScnd l.. l.. being nlso an under
t,ser. has arranged Il photographic
method Of conducting funeral services.
which will at least ho novel He had 1t
all ready Coy tho funeral ur George Pet
tit Of $hcopsilcad Bay, hat thc clergy
man WAS on hand, and his part Of tho
service was not needed Nevertheless
there WAS Il monographs quartet :p-
prupriatc To tho ceremony
Mr. Stllwclls device is a funeral
service hy phonograuh. lie has pur-
chased al instrument and has in.d IL
funeral sermon recorded upon it hy II
local Clergyman, together with roll
gIuas exercises and several hymns hy u
good quartet These are Reproduced by
the funnel shaped annunciator so the
assembled fliclIds may all hear, and,
according to Mr.. Stillwell, the effect Is
serious and impressive.
My reason for this, says Mr. Still
well -, the trouble / have occasionally
III securing the services Of clergyman,
especially IN the summer time The OPP
pnrtunitv will come for ine To use the
Photographic service, and / expect to
do II with success '-CincinEati Com
mcrcial Gazette.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-16
CORN TO BURNT
ELI Perkins Thinks the Crop VIII Bring
SSUO.OoU, 600.


After travelling through Illinois, Iowa.
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska Eli Per
kins passed through Chicago recently.
When questioned about tho corn crop, hs
said:
We Will have corn to burn Recent
ly tho best judges estimated the crop ut
1900, 600, 600 bushels, but when | got
TO Lincoln, Neb,. / found the only bad
corn i'll the country. found a section
which should raise 100, 900, 900 bushels
destroyed. 1t WAS already burned. "
Can you honnd the section?"
Yes; draw II limo from ST. joseph.
Mo, to Columbus, Neb., aud all that
triangular section Of this line to within
20 miles of tho Missouri is dried up--
ruined
What will tho crop DO WORTH"
AT % cents bushel it will bring
$500, 100000. Now" continued MIR.
Perkins, compare this corn crop with
tho cotton crop. Last year The south
raised 5000. 900 bales of cotton. for
which tho farmer got geo bale, or
se26, 0oG, 600. 4 balo of cotton is worth
about tho same as an Iowa hop No sin.
gle man i'll the south can make over
eight bales of cotton. What would bo
the poverty Of an Iowa farmer with on
IL eight hogs to show in the fnlly
"Ihcn think how many people this
corn crop would feed in China u,d Jan
an where four bushels of mi lirt. barley
Or rice is ii ycal : ration, Why. uur
corn crop would fcod G25, 600 900 peo-
pie !'-Chicago Times Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-16

bARiHEE WANTED no ESTABLISH EIEC-
TNICAL INDUS lEN-A thorough practical
electrical cnsinccu graduate OF Que OF the lcau.
Shhrr,ii.'I al present. SUI erntcmGeni OF large
@otk, IL The lat, having some capital. desire, 10
essotiAl" ll.l:eit with man 'Oinuaudiug rapi al
CUISINES 1eliiy aut snC7l st9n linz wi III a view 10
oni developing the cc.:rita, Industry in lis ynrl,
aofms E-'cien,c', details 81 inoi nation. e.,
sc vii lee iuruishsd hy corresponding with r
y, care OF Wig MAN oie jv2,-tu fl "a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-16

by southern Asaoolate Pre-.

NEW YORK. Ang. l5.-Pears-Lc
Coute, barrel. j0caSl; do Bartlett
crate, J0aG5c.
Grapes South Carolina, carrier.
81. 50a2. 90; do North Caroliuu, carrier.
$l.00a2. 90; do Virginia. basket, Ia
Doc; do Maryland and Delaware, case.
15caSl 90; 90 Nlgluia case, Sl.Oual %.
Peaches Carrier, 81. 75a3. %; 90 bns
ket. 50caSl.2j.
Watermeons- Hundred, Sl2a2G; do
carload, $l5OaS2j0.
Muskmclons- barrel, 40caSI. 80; do
carrier, 5OcaSl.5
q. ca Potutoes-Sweet, barrel. Sla2.5O.
Extra Bargains tor Each Day, Wright's,
1876 Main Street.
See last Sundays NIEGINIAS for cut
price list.
Special for Monday and Tuesday,
"Embroideries.
Special for Wednesday, and Thurs.
day, "handAerchels.
Special for Friday and Saturday,
"Hoslery."
Big bargains all over the stor. @
Wrights, 1856 Main street,
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Geo. ID. Chase, III Main street, bnt
he is on the right sido Of prices. Fine
line of watches, chains, etc., belt buck.
les and silver novelties. Prompt at.
tention given TO all Kinds OF repairs,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-16

Dr. n. jackson, homeopathic.
ONCE. Moritz building; Residence, II o.
tel Norfolk; phone, 2S5. Jy7 eodtf
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7 WANT FIVE EXPERIENCED WILptNG
1 and Loan Solicitors oell acquainted in NUrl TX
ond adjacent tow :. VIII pay salary with con-
s!>siou. ca on ". NJ. FAIR, AT Atlantic Hu'cl
koltols, between = aud p. IA. anI-tt
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Have you consulted DIR. Week in re-.
ference to your. eyes? If not, don't fail
TO zee him. Ell Gale.
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MIR. l.. 4. GILBERT.

81 am q conductor on Ocean View
train, was on the train at $3.50 o'clock.
August 9th. We went to Princess
Crossing SLOW, then increased the speed
a little till we got to Glen Air station
aud tho motorman checked down, took
on passengers. When we got to first
circuit breaker the current was thrown
of. Mr.. Barrett was at the motor.
We got TO the second bridge at GAL.
Just this side of the bridge | felt n
sudden jar and then the running Of the
train over the ties. Alter going 100
feet or so the car left the track and fell
over against pole. | then went around
to the front ind took out two little
girls, 4 or s years old. | then cav two
hats and told negro man to go around
and see If he could find the men, tie
turned up his pants and went into tho
mud, but returned and snid he could
not lind them. The front truck went
oil the track.
To Air. Marshall "Itwas GAL when we
crossed the circuit breaker. | am Ger
tain OF that. The circuit breaker is, |
think. abont 300 yards from the bridge.
| knew the air break was applied be-
cause the car | was on was damned
with the trailer.
MIR. NC y. l.. wRENS
said: 81 was OH the train Aug. g. on
the first trailer; was sitting behind the
boys, with MIR. GatewOod and DIR. Il.
l.. Barrett behind the boys; remen Der
before leaving tho depot that it was
G:3O before the gates were opened, but
the train left as soon az got aboard.
suppose three or four minutes late.
The train started ut the ususal slow
speed and then the speed was in.
creased, | noticed II gentleman nj the
motor who ] afterwards learned was
MIR. Barrett. He left the motor and
came and looked out at the bnck of the
car, thought to zee il all was right,
and then returned to the motor. The
speed was then increased.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-16

GALtSMAN- ono locally ami cue TO traye': viii
~ pay good salary aud pcn-es or commission:
. Gcri ea> Iy oiIaturd; experience unnecessary.
Tor ample, ami particulars address i. y. BON 80
New ORR CIV
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a GEMS make s. daily. Marvellous invention
~ hetailb - ,e ITO u sold in lose. sample
taa lei FREE FuRSiIEI. MAXIM. Cinciuuati,O
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Why travel without one OF our "Cov.
ert' overcoats? Correct in fit, style
aud place. NICHOLS ~ WALLACE.
100 Main street
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Castol'ia.

"Castoria sso well adapted TO children that
ircco'nncnd 1t as superior ,"any prescription
known to me" II. y. AnClga, NJ. D.,
III So Oxford ST., Brooilyn. Ny.
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Best aud cheapest Ia the city. Sup
ply just received Call or drop postal
to Is. Steinhllber. Telephone Exchange.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DERSOSS DESIRING TO INVEST MONEY IN
T. Hit edg" per cent investment, address "P. +"
Niiginian office. alIG-;i'
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~ ANTl-D Manager with capital, 20 esiin, sd
~ Ni;einIa Acne TOT leeitimsie specially viii
clear over 500 weekly until territory IL worked:
III RMS Hotel Norfolk auI5.jt'
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MIR. DoDD OF PORTSMOUTH.

Mr.. M. NJ. Dodd, OF Portsmouth.
was introduced by Capt. Marshall said:
81 have been locomotive engineer of
Seaboard Air Line sixteen years and
air brake instructor OF the road sud
general foreman of the shops. Had
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-16

CI m KEWAKD TO Any WHOCAN FNCLI
~. W MI TIE GREAT hINDuO-A
Az lUM has heated NJ pa Eat Main str e..
ts. ~ u II, AID aud :s,i,t yuu ia every way
be vi / tell NO' ,or Inoil.rs r name hcfoie
f"r ariirge. tall iur TIA" n.St I II DAYS II ,e
ab1Ne unmber lee. 200; u. g tosl. nmlG "
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VI N'n'EIb.

STANrEp-liELr-W Wanted, n Grst-clas, opera
~ t'r on shit machine. Apply At ocean Wv
iAut dTy. ault-if
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WANTED \ frs class fancy iron aud stan ch, =.
~ Apply al &c View Laundry. ntlU-ti
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O. uln 10 LEND at i per cent on city real g.
q l.'hh tate EtFtlN y lOMI.IN, Academy
O Music buinr. iusl-ti
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22
NEWS IN PETERSBURG.
Franchise and other Property Of the
Petersburg nniI Club Sold.
ono Brother Fries 10 Murder Another

Petersburg, Va. Sept. 2I-L Knox
lann"ll nuctinnccr. sold ut public auc-
ton to-day at noon. AT his auction
he, Sc, on Tabb street. th" franchise
ana appuitCnduccS of the Petersburg
baseball Association. consisting Of
fences. grand stand, clubhouse. bats
etc I'll" franchise was purchased by
MI Juiie Quurlcs ana the price iai0
was SO. The grand stand. bicachcrs
Ciub mousse. etc, were purchased by
MI Donnic lurkluSUn for $40. but the
purchaser will, under the lease. huv.,
To- pay rental OF $40 for the use of the
grounds from i.oW until M,c LIST of Au-
Gnst next. After the sale Mr.. Quarlcs
was offered $40 FOR the franchise, which
he declined TO- accept
some TIM" last night the rooms OF
the Commercial club. on BANK street
was broken iu,u :nd robbed %. a small
sum OF money and some cigars
ihrr" WtT II reunion of tho family of
lt"'. j. NJ. i'ilcncr -. -. at his rest
hcnc". GA Washington street to-day
mere were thirteen members II the
family present Dr Pitcher arrived
here This morning from Southwest Viz
rinia, where he has been ATTENDING.
SInc" September I'd several Baptist AS
s"riati"na Ia that section OF the State.
protestant of this city has given
80 ini Tia" purchase ur a memorial win
dow. to b" placed III ST. .IoscpE's Cath
llIc 'htr,h. noW In course of erection
here. The drn"r of tn" money hIs re-.
H'I"Stod that this inscription u" placed
"n the window "rn the Glory of God
aud ia Honor of His Emiucucc. Cnrdi-
nal Gibbons"
TN" lMstlngs court was IL. session
yesterday hearing arguments in ihn
NhltS- Manunc Cuav. ON a motion b\
th' l'i"iniili ior leave To- lie Il replica
i"h 10 IA" uct, udant's answer. and un
a motion by the defendant for i"aNo to
tI,a ~ "A.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22
FREDERICKSBURG HAPPENINGS
h">i"'>S Transacted bs The sit,
Council sim ni>,i,,r

ltrdeiicksb burg. Va. Sept q. --,Sptciall
J II" regular mp lUily m"rtm. 1t th.. ,it,.
council was u"ll last night in the Couuc,I
chamber The principal w,rI, OF tn. meet
inS was the consideration OF the prouoeI-
ton 10 hav Tho citizens vote at tn. \oycn,-
Ter election oG tho advisabiIity OF issui,.
Eluo"o OF the city bonds for street i'm
PfoN"in"ht and the Introduction of a sew
'ihse system. Final action was continue. :
"''I thr "eN,t meeting to be- held next
week
me franchise under tho charter for %
street railway. that was 50 long held hv
Tie 'lty Development COMPANY. whi.,,
cNp:'ed because OF the failure to do tn,
necessary work thereon. which charter
was bought 10y Baltimore capitalists. h,.
been extended another y,ui. proviiiun
work is commenced within three months.
ana one mile OF track laid Within the wear
As vet nothing definite has been heard
oi the whereabouts Of Miss F!orcur,.
Brooks tn young ladp Who suddenly l,ft
her home last evening without the knowI-
edse or consent OF her parents 1t was re-.
ported this morning That the Young lad>
had returned 10 her home hut this. the
relatives informed me Is without foundu-
non, not ever Il letter having been Iccciv-
ed from her
y special di"patch received This mornin.,
states that !. l. Mason was nominated for
TN" stat" Scnat" from the counties OF kin.
George stafford. Wosimorcluud ana Rich
i"nd Oh the tenth ballot
MI and Mrs " G. Stern1 entertained O.,
number of th"ir friends at ii card party
last evening, which was given i'm honor
"i Miss Wallace of Washington. Among
the guests We're: Mr. ana Mrs. w. -
Tyler. Mrs DR. owens of savannah q,
pf Randolph Carmichael. of Mashila-
ton Mr.. Mlury CorbIn. of Caroline. Nis:
Leila Beatty. Mr.. J. : Wallace. Mis-. Mar
faret Shepard. Mr :. w Smth and Mis-.
ticila Smith. n" nlst lady's prize was
won 10y Mrs TYLER. and the first gen
iI"nan's prizr by Dr. Carmichael
Mrs X l- Petit. vino on last evening
vas reported to be so hcpclcsslv IN. wa.
resting ctsie" this morning. ana hcr. phvs;-
clans say ther- is Il possible chance of r..
covcry.
Morgan Miner, the negro no, sethicf.
who escaped last week from the Aannus-
sas jail. ana FOR the capture OF whom 81,
reward lad brrn offered. was taken into
custody yesterday near Milford. through
IN" iHs,"umrn,llity of Officers Gore ami
Lowell ot thls city. After uuittin. Man
assas Jail. on his way to this city. Miner
relieved Mr.. Naius Wushinrton. or
Rrookc, stafford county, of The posses
sion of Il line marc. Ofiiccis Gore ana
Lowell pursuod him to So, mans Cross
ing, where hc jumped from the horse ana
took to tn" marshes. The officers Ir,l
five shots at him three of which. IL was
ascertained to-day took effect. An officer
from Manassas arrived this morning and
took the priSons' TO that place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22
CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Deaths in Pekin and Shanghai Average
Two Thousand Per Day

san Francisco. Sept. 2l.-Wiliiam T..
curtis. well known as Il newspaper
writer and executive officer OF the Pan
american Congress. has arrived here
from China and Japan. He describes
the ravageS of cholera i'm China as
something frightful. The deaths i'm
fekln average 1000 II day and in Shang-
mai the mortality IS very high. Eight
cen foreigners have died in the latter
city.
Mr. Curtis said that the cholera is
confined almost exclusively t. the ma
i've chinese. in Pollin. where very few
foreigners reside. he had heard of no
deaths among the white people. In Tien
Isih only one death among the foreign
population had been reported up to the
ilour H." left China. In Shanghai where
tne choiefl Is raging ut an awful rate
IN" fatalities among the foreigners
nave been much greater Mr. Curtis
Said he had been advised of eighteen
deaths.
Speaking of the subject which MIR
Curtis went To- Japan To- investigates
IN" commercial and Industrial future
OF Japan. h" said hr had returned to
America convinced that America haduo
market in the Mikado's realm for man
ufaCturcd goods
In" Japanese make almost every
thirs the want" he said "They are
stealing our patents and copying our
inventions. and are now almost ready
I" export their wares. and thereby on
Ter lhto running competition with other
nations. There is. however. Il splendid
market for machinery as we'll as cot
ton, iron and other raw materials. cot
ton particularly. The japanese are
now using cotton Very largely. and here
~ a pointer for American cotton pro
du'ers. While great deal of Amcri-
can cotton is used in the Orient. il goes
through English hands before il reach
Is IN" Japanese. and the American
grower is deprived Of the commissions
"nich go into the pocket of the Eng
iish middlcmau inIivcrpool our cot
ton ought to be shipped direct Ia Ja-
pan. FOR that purpose We need thu.
Nicaragua canal; we need tn, connie
ti"n OF the Guatemala railway. and
open harbOrs al the two tcrmini of IN.
Iehaunt"pec railway America rotrlI
sell lot Of cotton in Japan. In two on
thi't years Japan will control tn. cot
ton trade OF the Orient
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22
FINE GovERNMENr rxu1n1r

Washington Sept. 2l.-Charles W.
Dabney. Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture ana chairman of the Governt
mcnt Board of the Atlanta Exposition.
in letter to Secretary Morton about
the opening of he Exposition. calls al
tcntipn 10 the fact that the government
exhibit at Atlanta viii cost less than
$2Oo,oJc while that at Chicago cost
Sl.3i9.OOO. Yet" said he. II claim that
this is better exhibit. more instruc-
tive, and representing the functions of
the government in clearer manner
than the Chicago exhibit"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22
WIIITE CAP OIrTKAGEs

Bristol. Tenn, Sept. White caps
in Washington ANA Sullivan counties.
Tennessee. an" burning residences and
whipping helpless people. one woman
WAS taken from her sick bed and car
ricd to an open field. after which her
residence Was burned To- the ground
Armed men are guarding residences;
and other property Many OF the citi-
Zcns lie awake all night with shotguns
In their hands. Much damage has been
done. Bloodshed is certain.
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h"rnmond' Va sept. 2l.-Richmond won
the Nowlau cup in the first gam. to-day
fIN" thousand people were present. Both
teams played silt-edgrd ball iiousman's
nome run drive Ia deep ccutcrirld with
Graves on second base settled the contest
IN tn" eighth inning. The sccaud ,on.
Was called 10y consent ut tn. end oi IN.
iifth inning. Score:
First game Rlir
Richmond ............O0.oOOOO3c-& Q .
i.!n'hhirs .......... ."uU0oil luc-2 . -
Batteries Flynn ana Foster, Mason and
Schahcl.
Second game E.ur
Richmond observation-disclosures. 1210o- :; ,
Lynchburr .......:..... OUool2 II
i'ai"ri"s. Gilien ANA kelly Amva ana
Rancrt.
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NOTHING BUT WIND.
can't Astc" on Referee for the Cor
l-!ritAsimmOms Fl.,ht

hcti-!'itzaimmons Fight.
New York Sept, 2l.-No referee has
yet been selected FOR tho Corbc,i-Fl,Z-
summons light. This morning ". 4.
hihdN, representing Corbctt. Martin
Juiian Tor I't"snmuns and Joe Vendjr
ior the Florida Athletic Club. mot and
after three hours of wranglimg decided
upon nothing
Brady wanted the referee decided
upon al once. or at least one week be-
fore the fight. Julian said that he would
not haNr " rcici"c named until the dav
preceding the battle
Ncndig impl"rcd both representatives
Ia com" 10 a drcIsluu
No said Julian. Il have named the
DAY "" want. ana that settles it,"
Oh no IL don't" said Brady; I'VE
have something L. say about that. and I
think the club ought To- hc consulted"
H"ady refused to accept "Yani" sui
IVAN. saying that sullivan had written
Insulting letters to Curbrtt Several
Other names were suggested among
them PM Dwyer and Herman Oclrichs
but Julian refused 10 consider them
There was q great deal Of further talk
but nothing resulted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-22
NNENICAN cNICkErEns AIEAn

Philadelphia. sept. u The gentlemen of
Philadelphia finished th,ir second inning
to-day im the international cricket match
with oxford aud Cambridge Past ana
Present. and lhc ENGLISH collegians Will
have 10 make 2lI runs in their remaining
inning 10 win the match. The local men
Tlnd 1856 in the second, which. added to
the 23i made in the first. makes grand
total OF 30, as against the Eugishncn's
l"6 in the first
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4 pIrrSEIIRG ISIRE

fittsburg. Pa, Sept. 2l.-Three men lost
their lives and property was damaged to
the extent Of $4,000 to-day as the result
OF an explosion of benzine at the Atlas
rant Works of w. X. Freed G Co., Allie
ehehN. The dead are Joseph Lasovic,
Henry Turner and George Tule. The ex-
plosion is thought to have been brought
about by an oversight in leaving fire under
II varnish kettle when benzine was being
used In mixing paint.
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WANTED IN WASHINGTON

Washington. Sept. 2l.-The chief OF police
to-day sent dispatch to the Richmond.
Va, authorities requesting them to arrest
and hold oscar Waneck. or Weinneck
who Is wanted here on a charge of swind-
ing several merchants. He sold them n
number OF boxes of alleged insect powder
which proved on an analysis TO he simply
brick dus-. y dispatch from Richmond
tonight says he was arrested there this
afternoon.