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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
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is the permanence OF It's eolora The eoors mus, S
OF lasting quality and possess ln"sn ''' "' '','.
the tapestry viii fade ana ,'''a -, ,he
uoil, ',' , aver all oihers ~ aHcfibed TO me
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p,,ntnaH ,hf yginal reputation for the unrynllol
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
TAPESTRY IN AMERICA.
, WEAVING COLONY At WILLIAMS
BRIDGE.

THEY ARE WuBkALS ll'"M ''N"'" VIM" ~
ro,tr 20 esrAniI4n THEIR iNprHrlW
t% ESdtANp FAILED
A, ot,cnpt has been made. the HuccoHH OF whl'h
f., ,,, assured 10 make tapestry IN III" 'nl''l
49,, :, b, intended that the product shall rival
a., - ,ho famous ,;obcn looms. The factory is
ON ,ho nrorV river At WilllnmsbrldHe' ana Is san
60 IL, ,bo only ono in the world outside OF France.
t,.id,s tho two government institutions IN
r,o,c, the Coholins and the I'"auvais, employing
ALTOGETHER not more than sevcny-hve men, ihcu1ing
artts,s artisans. apprentices helpers ard The bu-
ro,u If Administration. there are only two other
establishments Of note. those or MI hanoi anu
Nv I}raqucnic both at Aub"ssoh' ei"p'"Y'"s 10
po,her not above 200 men all told There are also
ono or two isolated woavers In ana around farlS.
some years ago the Windsor works we're estao-
,,,od in England under the patronage of the Queen
and ronv # the nobility with the object Of max
In,, ,,nestrv weaving home Industry. Men were
ohtolncd from the Gobelln and other factories and
como MAGNIFICENT work was turned out. The resi-
,orca NJ Cornelius Vanderbilt at Fifty-seventh-st.
and FIfth-ave. contains some fine specimens OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
THE DUCHESS STATUE.
AN EPISODE or MODERN ART

THE ITALIAN EMDAsHy a STORY OF THE FRENCH
NAnnlAGE LAVA DIPLOMATIC SUGGEST
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters TO Interest Petersburg
ers in Norfolk.
Spocial Dispatch TO Tho Virginian.

Special Dispatch to The Nirgnian.
PETERSBURG. Va. April 10.-The
Flag Committee of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics have re-.
ceived several letters from councils of
tho order IN other cities announcing
TIER purpose to participate IN the
demonstration here on the 18th OF next
month, ON the occasion of the raisirg
oil llags over the public school build
lngs. They figure that Richmond will
send Mt least BOO. Manchester 800. Nor
folk ZOO, Crewe 15 and that the scatter
ing visitors VIII number fully another
hundred. 10 these nre to be added
the 3U0 local members, giving | 900 to
l,20O members of the order in line.
MIR. BARTLETT Roper, who was elected
president of the Chamber of Commerce
ut Its meeting yesterday afternoon,
told me to day that he would do nil he
could to induce the members of the
Chamber to take more interest in that
organization and to attend more
promptly upon Its meetings.
MIR. Lee Morgan, an operator in the
Postal telegraph oilico and Norfolk.
and Miss EstelIe Farley, of Blackstone.
were married. this afternoon at that
place. The couple lett on an exteuoed
bridal tour North.
Hon. w. II. McKeuuoy, Congress.
man elect from this district. who owns
the Hotel Brunswick on Tabb street.
has rented the same to Mr.. james ID.
Snblett, now proprietor of the Hotel
Dnvai at Salem, Va. and the house
Will he opened on May lst. MIR. Nc.
kenney Is having the property thor
oughly painted, paperei, etc. and Will
supply 1t with new linen, croclery.
etc, SO that 1t Will be i'll first class
order.
a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF tho State Central Hospital will be
held on the 18th inst, when officers of
the institution will DO elected for the
ensuing term.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
'1HE CLANS COZ 1t BADLY
The Orioles the CIeanest Players
Ever in Norfolk.
sNORFOLK BOYS DID WELL
Some Beautiful Playing by CLAIMS. Who
Were at Mercy of National Pen
nant Winners, and Took Their
Medicine Like Little
Tin Soldiers.

The "Clams" struck snag in the
pennast winners yesterday. and left
tue game losers by "a score of 10 to |,
bnt the "fans" saw lots o: swift bali
ard were satisfied with the perform.
ance of the Norfolk boys who hope 10
win the League pennant this season.
The largest attendance of the season
6lled the grand stand and bleachers,
and yelled themselves hoarse when in
the first inning Corcoran hit splendid
s two Dagger and O'iagau followed with
like hit, bringing "Corky" home.
Kissinger, of the Orioles. had good
arm, but the old heads among the CLAIMS
we're on to his curves, and Norfolk's
last years pitcher allowed them TO get
six hits. kiss evened up the hits,
however, by striking out six players,
aud put up great game at the bat as
we'll as in the box.
The first four innings the spectators
witnessed as pretty bail as 1t were pos
elble to see. both teams being full of
ginger. aud the game progressed with
vim and snap that satisfied the most
severe critic.
1t ls useless to discuss the Qualitica.
tons OF the Baltimore players Judi
vldually, other than to say that thew
IL
was the finest that has been seen here
this season.
For the CLANS, ,Whaley on second
base gave great exhibition OF field
work, aud but for one unfortunate
error, put up game equal 10 any OF
the great Orioles.
Corooran is getting back into favor
rapidly and played better ball in the
field than he has played the past pre-
oeding days, tand he batted like tieuG
Setley played poor ball on third aud
has lost much favor in the eye of the
"faDs" by his monkey work both at
the bat and in the field; and the man
her In which he throws the bat at the
grand staud when struck out Is to say
tue least very poor taste.
O'Hagan is i'll good form both at the
bat and on first, and will be as much u
favorite before the tenson ends us he
was last year,
Lawson pitched good ball, but got
discouraged too quickly when hit and
retired at tie end of the fifth inning to
give Palmer q chance.
Palmer shot 'em over the plate as
big rs balloons, but iii he fell III the
river he would come up covered with
goldfish, and BIO struck on. the cham
pions without n hit in the sixth inning.
In the seventh and eighth inning, how
ever, he was pounded for home run
by Brouthers. doubles by Kelly aud
Keller, singles by Brodie aud Reitz,
which, with numerous errors bv the
home team, allowed eight runs to be
scored.
Carr, the new catcher. played five
innings and shows great promise.
While his chances to show his ability
are few, he accepted those lie had in a
cool manner and his throwing 10 bases
was very accurate.
The same teams play this afternoon,
ut o'clock, with Gleason and Clark IA
spattery for the Baltimorcs, while Nc
Donald and Carr will occupy n like
position for the homo team. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
The Record Of Day of the Grim
Reaper.


Reaper.
The funeral of MIR. Geo. W. Simpson.
VINO died tuesday, took place from his
residence. Boush and Queen streets,
yesterday afternoon, aud was con
Quoted by Row. II. A. Hall. of the Cen
trail Street Baptist Church, Atlantic
City. The interment was in Elmwoud
Cemetery.
FUNERAL MIR. EDWARD JORDAN. 10
Rev. J. L. Mnstin, of McKeudree Nj.
f.. Church, yesterday afternoon
preached the funeral of MIR. Edward
Jordan, who died suddenly Tuesday at
has residence on Scott avenue The
funeral was Mt tho house and the in.
terment III Elmwood.
FUNERAL. OF MIR. FoRpoNsKY.
The funeral eff Mr.. Henry Fordon.
sky, who died Tuesday. took place yes.
terday afternoon. The burial was in
the Hebrew Cemetery.
BURIAL OF MIR. SWAMI,
The body of Mr.. Thaddeus "
Swnnk, formerly OF Norfolk, who died
III Baltimore. arrived here Yesterday
and was buried III Elmwood Cemetery.
Key. DIR. L. q. Jones conducting the
service ut the grave.
FORWARDED TO NORTH CAROLINA.
The body of Mr.. Edward j, Wright
who died Tuesday afternoon ut his
home in Brambleton, was Yesterday
forwarded to Ridgeway, y. c., for IN
terment. No funeral service was con
Quoted here.
CARRIED 70 ELIZABETH CITY, y. G,
The remains of Mr. Joseph G. Hood,
who died at the residence OF his dnugh
ter, Mrs. II. +. Gilbert, on Corprew
avenue, Bramb!eton. Tuesday evening.
were taken To Elizabeth CITY, y. e..
yesterday for interment The funeral
TOOK place at Elizabeth City.
TO BE BURIED IN OHIO,
The body Of MIR. NJ. II. HAYES. who
died ut Lynnhaven Tuesday, were for
wardeh yesterday Via the Norfolk md
Western railroad to Wauseon, o., for
lntetment. There was no funeral here.
McsssrS. Aippman Hros., yueo,,.ah
Gu.
DEAR SlEs-I bought n bottle q,
your L. L. +. at Hot Springs, Ark.
ana IL has done Inc more good than
thtee months treatment at the Hot
Springs.
Have You no agent in this rart of
the country, or let me know how much
1t VIII cost to get three or SIX bottles
from your city by express
Respectfully yonrs,
JAS. al. NEWTON,
Aberdeen Brown countv n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

by Southern As.oc.atoI Pros.

hY SonIhern Nss0ciatel rross
RICHMOND, Va, April l0.-A Char
!ottesville special to the Dispatch saws:
tour colored men, Andrew Arpett.
Jim Luck, George Whitening and ~
Whitening. hnorers on the sewerage
bitches on Gnrrctt street, were buried
under II huge mass of earth that
caved III on them about O'Clock this
afternoon. They were working on n
hillside, aud while apprehensive of
trouble from above. the cavc.in came
irom Tie lower Side OF the ditch. which
was about ten aud hall feet dcep.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
49, NI' = EW TON,
NNerdeen brown COnntY. q


OF wind and rnin yesterday prevented
numerous would be customers from nt
tending our special cut price sale of
goods bought from receivers sale of
the Il. >. Julray y Co. stock. To give
every one chance at 1t We will con
time the sale at same prices as ndyer
tised. See Sundays paper for list of
goods and prices. vii. also add ton
pieces beautiful pate rns fine Japanese
wash silks at 29c syard. winch arrived
yesterday. Don't miss this chance to
save money. Levy Bros, l7I Main
street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
ucuih ora .:.or.,,,,
~ Southern Associate 1 press

WAsnlNGroN, April l0.-A special TO
the Post from BIsmnrk, n. d., saws.
News was received here this afternoon
OF the death Mt Fort Berthold SUNDAY
of W. Il. Grady, of Atlanta, Ga, broth
er of the late Henry W. Grady. of tn.
Atlanta Constitution. He was alIot
ment agent for the Indians at the fort.
The remains will 80 to Atlanta for in.
termcnt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
nALilNoRt

SUMMARY: Earned Rnns-Bnltimote
6. Twobase -Corcorau, O'Aagan,
Keller, .; Kelly, .: Keitz. Home
Run-Brouthers. Stolen Boses-Jen.
nings, 2; McGraw, Keeler, Kelly. Bro
die. Robinson, Kissiuger. >. Double
Play-Whaley, Corcoran aud O'Hagnn.
Base on Balls-Of Palmer, .; klssin.
ger, 3. Hit by Pitched Bsll-Brouth-
ers. Strnck Out-By Kissinger, t.
Passed Ball-Carr. /. Time-Two
Lours. Umpire-Mr. Wood.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
Cir,o,nnd,. ,s,n.tr,,,.

ms excellent organization OF burnt
CORK artists VII! appear at the Academy
to'mortow ttrlday) evening, when all
lovers OF minstreIsy will have an OPP.
poEtunlty 10 witness n fine perform
ance. Since their last appearance in
this city Clevelnud's Minstrels have
greatly improved and thoy come TO us
Friday with the best endorsements.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
III. portsmouth Gamr.


Special Dispatch to tho NtrglniRu.
! RicHMoNp. Va. April lO.-Thr fact
that Portsmouth refused to play Bnlii.
more yesterday because tho Orioles
stopped at n Norfolk hotel. occasioned
Il little sensation in baseball circles
when the news reached Richmond.
Great surprise was expressed that such
thing should have been done. Some
of the League people here fear that
manager may cause the team
III that city to lose the protection of
the National League. Very likely at
the next meeting oil the League man
ayers the question will be brought up
aud decided whether or not Ports.
mouth can compel visiting teams to
stop in that city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
MANY MERRY MARRIAGES
Three Interesting Events in the City
Yesterday Afternoon,
SCENES BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL
The Marriage of Miss Grace Petit TO
Mr.. William M. Jones. DR.. Row
land n. Walker and Miss Sue
Graves. Nottingham
---Cousins.

TIE Cumberland Street Methodist
Church was scene OF brllliancy and
beauty yesterday afternoon at ) o'clock,
Mt which time Mr.. VIM. NJ. Jones, sou
OF Prof. Jones and prominent young
business man, and Miss Grace, daugh-
ter OF Mayor Petit and one OF Nor
folks most attractive yOnnH ladies',
were united in the holy bonds of mat
rImouy.
The popularity OF two young people
WAS never more fully demonstrated
than last evening ut this marriage.
Those who desired to witness the IN.
tercsting ceremonies began to Assem- Die
au hour before the doors OF church
were opened. The crowd was com
posed largely OF prominent young PEG
pie oil the city, IL merry and Joyous
throng.
The bridal party were about fiftasu
minutes late IN arriving. aud for some
time before the grand organ pealed
iorth the inspiring notes OF the bridal
march the spacious building was packed
with people from the chanccl to the
door Rev. g. W. Petit. assisted by
Drs. Tudor and Coke Smith, OBLIGATED.
The best mau was MIR. Chas. Il. Petit.
brother OF the bride. Miss Celeste
Joucs, sister Of the groom, was maid
OF honor.
Tho bride was attended by two flow.
er girls, Misses Allen and Mabel Petit.
Tho ushcrs were Messrs. Walter Dey,
u. &. Nash, &. \. Duiey, g. l.. Wich
urd, T.. III. Hunter, ID. Il. Ames, .. v.
Season. and MIR. W. s. Petit, of Balti-
more. The chnncel was very prettily
decorated with ferns, palms aud cut
flowers. The bride wore II lovely ashes
| oi roses gown aud carried in her hand
cluster of lilies of the valley. Her
mnid, Miss Jones, was attired In blne
chiffon and carried roses. The little
| flower girls were beautiful in light
| blue silk.
Tno groom. best man aud ushers
were dressed III black. MIR. aud Mrs.
Jones left Via the Bay Line for n
Northern tour. The brides pres ents
were many mud handsome.
wALKEU--GRAvES.
DR.. Rowland II. Walker, n promi.
nent young dentist of tins city, and
Miss Sue Branhum Graves. the pretty
and accomplished daughter of MIR.
I. II. Graves, were married Yesterday
evening ut 5:3O o'clock at the Centenary
Methodist Church, DIR. Il. y. Sledd,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Rawlings, per
forming the ceremony.
DIR. j. Il. Bagby, of Newport News,
was best msu. The ushers were: j. Ii.
Graves, }. Parker Lambeth aud w, Is.
Lambeth.
The groom, best man and ushers
were dressed i'll black. The pretty
bride never looked more beautiful than
on this occasion. She wore baud
some travelling suit of gray cloth, with
hat to match, and carried cluster OF
| roses
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
AN INTERESTING MEETING.

INC oIeAm brIg New York BuIt In
1921.
Al the quarterly meeting OF the
Chnmher OF Commerce 10 day Capt. II,
y. bourne, president OF the O!d 10.
minion Steamship Company, Will pre-.
sent to the Chamber, through Mr.. NJ.
Is. CroweIl, n picture OF the steam brig
New York. that once piled between
Norfolk and New York, making the
distance III fifty hours. The vessel was
bull here III lS!l. Mr.. Charles Reid
has been invited to attend the meet ting
md mike mn ud1rnss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
Extra >pccIaI safe. mastery and
t.I0ArN. MIighI InE lIuiu Sa-..-.

One lot ladies' fast black imported
nose, nc apaIr, usually sold at 2jc:
one LOT at Zoe, worth 3sc; one lot ladies
fancy isle hose, black boots, 29c, worth
3oc; Que lot gents extra fine fast black
SOCKS, ut l24c, worth zoe; one lot ladies
KID gloves. slightly spotted. pc "a pair,
were 'oc to 81. 30; one lot ladies' dressed
ana nndressed KID gloves. colored, 1jc
II paiF' were 81 aud 2i.2j. Big bar
gains All over the store. Call aud see
us. Wright's, 1916 Main street.
Notice Frank fl. Gales adv"
Pitchers Castoria.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

When Baby was sic'; we gave her cos,or;a.
when She was Child She cried for cas.oria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO cas,orla.
When she had Children, she gayeth,rn costorj.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
Al auction ru.dn,.

Ii. /. Morris, manager. will sell at
Morris auction hOnse at 1880 O'Clock
this morning, dry goods, clothing, no.
tons. hosiery, etc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
WEATHER. Is..l'OIsI.
Forecast f"r To-day.

NAsHiSGroN. II. c.. April IL. 1885.
- For Virginia; Fair Thursday iu-
cNp creating oioudine.s friday, nurtherly
H'n shifting To casterly winds.
FOR North Carolina. Fsir and warmer
iu vcNcrn portion, southeast winds k.SS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

= MiSIArtEE hLN,SAc-Sun rises. n; sun sets
90. liish water. 1924 aud OF Il. low water
4. - and rs q. ~.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

home boys demonstrated their su
periority over their opponents.
McKeuna pitched the entire game
for LynchburR anu the visitors
found difficulty in locating his speedy
curves, He struck out six men. Cal
iahau and Yeager were in the box for
Lnucsster aud pitched fairly good ball
striking out two men each. Score:
LynchhurG Observation-Disclosures 10 !
IaucAs G. ...... ................... 10 =
Batteries McKenna aud Berryhill;
Callahan, Ieager aud Arthur.
NorfoiH county Property AT Auction.
BY direction of A. b, Sedner. trus-
tee, Pannill Bros will sell at the Real
Estate ENchsuge at II III. today all
chat certain lot o: land, situated III
Tanners Creek District, Norfolk coun-
~, Va, known md designated as lot
numbered two GU on the pint filed with
the deed from Wesrwood a. Todd and
Richard I'll. Baker. trustees. to T.. W.
Face, and recorded in tue Norfolk
County Clerks Office. said lot number
two containing two acres, thirty two
poles and bounded and described rs
shown on The plat aforesaid, and 10
which reference ~ mado Tor a further
description OF the same, and is tho
same property conveyed to said VIM.
DENLY, Jr., by John Lesuer aud wife
10y their deed dated the I'd day Of
April, lSSS, and duly recorded.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

AIR. George +. Nottingham, of the
hrm OF K. @. Nottingham ~ Co., aud
Miss Ellie j. Cousins were married Mt
the residence Of Mr.. Howard James, in
York street, ut > o'clock yesterday
evening, III the presence of only tue
immediate families. by Rev. Dir. Coke
Smith. MIR. W. G. Wilson acted as
best man. After the ceremony they
lett on the Washington steamer Tor the
North. Many useful. handsome mud
valuable presents were received.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
Campbelis l3asrer Offering.
aIiltst:p.

NALKEE - GRANE;-Ye.tc,d,v ar,or
noon at Cenienr, NJ. f. Church by Ec,
ur. H. SiedL. OF Iachm nj. Dir. X. II
"AlhLH to Miss 81. T. BHANHAM GR\NES
"a .Bhier o Alr 3ni Alr, {. II. Gray :. nj
OF TINS ~ Aocltts ssned III cit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

BY Southern Associate | Pres.

RICHMOND. Va, April 10. -Although
they played beautiful bali and per.
feet game this afternoon the Rich
monds were unable TO score against
Boston. They showed much more abil.
1ty than they have ever done before
and tina game wns full Of interest.
Flynn only allowed SIX hits in SIX III
nings. The score
~, u II T.
1soi moab .'-....... ................ /
Boston & II .
batteries = Flynn. Dinsmore and
Wells; Wilson and Tenney. Attend
anoe, 1900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
Local ,sctcoroioy,cm Du,n.
iron 81 uorns ENDING $ o'cLock LAST slo'

TIUN q HOURS ENDING ClOCk IASF NIGIIr. I
U, ). DETAnrMESr or AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREu,
Local Office, Dodson Bu Ling, {
NoHfoIH, Va, APR 10. 1895,
Maximum tcmDcrature........ "a
Minimum temDcrIture ............ 81
Normal temperature deducted from 20
years noserVatiou ... 81
Departure from normal ........ plus q
Accumulated depir ture for the mouth Plus -
Accumulate Gepai tire since Jan. q 81
Precipitation. IN inches . %
iotHi lrecipitation since LIST or III,
month. .....-............. lS2
j. j. GNNY. OnScrYar.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
Pc,orsburg,s Drubbinr.
by Southern Associatet pres.

~ eouthSiu absOCldltl fTesS.
PETERSBURG. Va, April 10.-The
Brookly ms played the Petersburg team
ihls afternoon ana had walk over.
.gsthe home boys not being in it at any
age OF the game. Score:
rosk'yn..... 3 10000 x-2i p /
sssS" spur5. 80 l o 90 0-l 4
sesse ~ terles-Stein. Gumbert aud Grim;
ues,ioas and McCluug.
,f,osnld ba,apiigh'y Tobacconists.
FL ,5,, !, 2uthern Associated Press.
4 Esv.N y, oocRG. Va. April 1O.-The
~ Els :. tho second strongest team
Nv" rivania State League, went
Is !Sg sIiyS ms s.day before the Tobac-
I 40. lame was close and ex
s M sltaliz. at every point the
~ ~ Bodily
rsspm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
A Observation-Disclosures

All my customers will be presented
with handsome Easter card entitled
Spring" on Saturday. April 18Th,
Do not fail to get one
c. d. KESNY.
ap"ot 10 Main street.
II you want watches. clocks, jewelry
or silverware call on Brown X Wolfe.
successors to ). K. Smith, IL Bank
street.
Nobby effects in Easter peckwear AZ
Nichols * Wallace, 100 Main street.
Children Cry for
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

Notice Frank fl. Gale's "sdy."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

Batteries McKenna aud Berryhill;
Callahan, IeRger and Arthur.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-24
4 Coming Indust v.

ON yesterdays local a car load Of
building rock from the Brunswick
quarry was shipped to the State Uni
Verslty. Five or six a loads have
oeen sent TO San Francisco. and in
every case the rock has been found Of
superior quality for building pur-
20 es. 1t has a large advantage over
the lnyo marble as it is nearly three
huEdred miles closer 10 the marker.
and 1t is a great deal easier toqua1ry.
Everybody wishes the new enterprise
success.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-24
ALL SORTS.

d. l.. Bliss was among the arrivals
on yesterdays train.
Mrs. Salin, a white womap was
fatally burned at Sacramento by her
clothes catching fire from a coal oil
stove.
Seattle is enveloped in the smoke
from the burning forests, and nayi-
cation on the Sound is seriously i'm
peded.
Several prisoners of the Arizona
~Penltentiary have been paroled to
work on public improvements under
the new law.
The Americas Cup Committee has
selected September 7 as the dsv on
which the first race between the Val
kyrle and Defender shall be sailed
Warden Henderson and State Treas
nrer Westerfield arrived from San
francisco yesterday where they have
been doing active work at the Bimet-
allie League,
The case against Charles Robinson
OF the State Line Mills, charged with
dumping sawdust into the Truckee
river, VIII come up before Judge
Cooke at Truckee next week.
Inc Summerland Postoffice, near
santa Barbara, was robbed Wednes-
day night OF 5000 in stamps and $3.50
in cash. Entrance was effected nv
breaking a pane of glass in a window,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-24
he WeiIand Saloon.

whitney has assumed control of the
"elland saloon, which he proposes to
run strictly up to the times. He will
dispense the best liquors and cigars
and line old Government whiskey
which slides down your throat like
OH, TICKLING your palate meanwhile
Call and see Handsome Whit" FL