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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
Rcwarc OF Couutcricitrr.

who iuicst the mdrk"i and are the means
of rubhins sick people OF their money. and
what iS of sun greater consequence of
not unfrcqUcnuy urgravatinl the com
plants under which they labor. is an
act OF duty We owe to society to warn tn.
pcorI" against these dangerous frauds i
little care on tn" part OF the purchaser
viii protect them from imposition NV
hearing IN mind thcS" facts Never bui.
where IT is offered in bulk du kegs o.
Jugs. a the genuine lioSt-tt"r'S stomach
Rittcrs ar" sold ouly in bottles having
the handsome steel plate label displaying
tn" combat between St George ana ND
Dragon. and having at the bottom "A min
nature note of hand Tor one cent. bearing.
fac simll" OF tho signature of the prcS!-
dent of the company. over the cork is "a
metallic cap. ON which is imurtssc tn
name OF the article. together with a medal
lion head in tic C"utc. Any person sell
ing the counterfeit Hostettcrs stomach
l'iti"rs We snail not hesitate to bring to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
TO GUARD A FOUNTAIN.
A battalion of One Hundred New York
Boys VIII Try to Stop It's DenIcmcnt.


Boys VIII Try to Stop It's Deflcmcnt.
All interesting experiment is about 10
be tried on the east side, when Il brigade
Of boys Of the nrighborhoud VIII take
under its protection the fountain re-
Gently built in Rutgers square, at tho
intersection of East Broadway and Ca
nal street, hy Jacob Schia and present.
ed To the city
When the water was turned on. about
two weeks ago. the authorities freely
predicted that the fountain would quick
ly be plugged up with banana pcrls,
waste paper and other refuse deposited
therein by the ganims Of the ncighbor-
hood. These forebodiuSs were quickly
verified. The combined efforts If two
policemen did not suffice to keep that
unlucky fountain III running order
Upon the suggestion Of the Misses
Valid and Brewster of The Nurses SCI
Element III Henry street, il was decided
10 organize the boys Of the ncighbor-
hood into u sort of watchman ; league
for the purpose of preserving order AT the
Rutgers square fountain. The BOYS fell
III with the suggestion quito readily,
and Il meeting was held at the Hebrew
institute, upon the invitation OF Super
intcmdent Spcctorsky, at which repre-
scntativcs Of the City Vigilance league
and the Good Government clubs were
present
The result Of this meeting was the
formation Of the Fountain league. with
q membership Of 100 boys over II years
al Ia l,. 20
dent, Joseph Goldstein; vice president,
Morris Frankcl clerk. :. Joseph; treas
urer, David Widrowitz; sergeant at
arms T.. Frank; assistant sergean, at
arms Jacob Wisansky
President Roosevelt of the police
commission has promised to do all that
he can 10 aid the boys, and Colonel
Warng OF the street cleaning depart
ment has furnished them with two
steels, wherein 10 deposit the dead cats.
old rags, banana and orange peels and
other fiotsam and Jetsain that has in the
past mystcriously found its way into
the recesscs Of the Rutgers square fouu-
tain. All the members of the league
have pledged themselves TO keep both
fountain and square clean, which, &C
cordng TO Colonel Warnings men. is "a
formidable undertaking.
The members of the league Will wear
badges, and it is PROPOSED that some Of
them shall remain ON duty morning,
noon and night to see that the fountain
is not detiled The leaguers are also
talking Of organizing themselves into a
uniformed cadet corps, and the outcome
Of the experiment is watched with much
interest by the rcsid@nts OF tho lower
east side. New York Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.
Pcr.omni- Militia inSpcriion-Tho Y.
VI. 6. 4. Conferences.

Newport News. oct. There will bc
a gam" of baseball at iivcrvicw Park
this afternoon between tn" fat and lean
men of the k.lks' Lodge of this city
Prof $. r. Ford, Of New York the
celebrated lecturer. appeared at John
sons Hall here last night lie was SO
highly appreciated that a larger crowd
81 tn" citizens will greet him tonight
at the same place. Part of the receipts
Will y" given 10 the Fire Department
here.
Mr sydney l.. Wood will return from
New York Friday, where he went TO re-
cunerntc from his recent illness. lie
VIII resume his position with the Gov
eminent force here.
Col 10 Lane Stern. of Richmond.
spent last night here for the purpose Of
inspecting our military company. The
Huntington Rifles" He left this morn
Ing by steamer Louise for Norfolk ana
Portsmouth.
NIl. and Mrs w a Post will leave to-
night FOR Il visit to Washington
MIR c. l.. Putzel will go TO Martins
vile tomorrow to attend the Confcde-
rate reunion
guest of Mrs. II. e. Bailey
AIr Frank milford has returned from
Charles city.
s.. Paui's Guild will meet at St. Pauls
Episcopal Church Wednesday evening
at $50 O'Clock
~ &c - +NhdilN mas lr'ulHtd from
the Virginia lithia Springs. very much
improved in health.
Tho Y NJ. c. A District Conference
convcncs here on Friday night at 1880
o'clock in the Baptist church. DR.. A.
Coke Smith of Norfolk will make tho
opening address. pr Smith is one of
tn" foremost speakers in the ministry
and all who can should hear him
The bishop of Carlisle boasts that no
can sew button on better that any
woman The late Bishop of Worccs-
ter learned To knit, SO as to be able to
1hkc up ms Wife's dropped stitches
when she grew old
The oldest building in the world that
has been uninterruptedly used for
church purposes is st. Martins Cath
cdrai at Canterbury, England The
building was originally erected for a
church and has been regularly used as
place for religious gatherings for
meGs ihRa S.seo veera.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
BABY AS SECURITY.
a Mother Takes This Method to Secure
Her Husbands Relief

a baby was left rs security for Il 81
fine ut the West Chicago avenue police
station the other day. The police, how
ever, refused 10 accept it, and it was
taken TO St. Nincent's asylum. The case
was that of Frank Selig. alias Lally.
of Isl West Chicago avenue, who was
arrested Oh II disorderly charge and was
fined 50.
Mrs. Selig, carrying her baby in her
arms, WAS Spectator at the trial, and
when her husband was taken down
stairs she followed TO have a last word
with him.
1t is said Sclig persuaded his wife to
offer the baby to the clerk of the court
as security for the fine. Mrs. Selig made
the offer, and when it WAS refused left
the child on the desk and started to
leave the courtroom. An officer follow
cd and gave the child to her again Mrs.
SeliS then went into the police station,
next door, and left the child on bench
Attention WAS called to il some time
later 10y its cries. and then Desk Ser
geant Charles Spencer remembered Mrs.
Scllg had been III the station with the
child III her arms Efforts 10 find her
were without avail, and the child was
taken to the asylum. Selig's fine was
aftcrward staid, and he was released. -
Chicago Tribune
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
ON THE RAPPAHANN0C
Tue Liberty Bell TO Be Given a REFUSING Re-
eCptOn In fredericksburg.
DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF WHISKEY.
Miss scnburA in Norfolk Nothing
New In the RrOoks.WntSo Abdur-
lion Case An Agent of the Singer
sewing Mmchiu" Company Dis
charged from Custody.

Frcdericksbure We. October l..
(Sprriall-II r KNIGHT. agent in Spot-
sylvauia county FOR the Singer Sewing
Machine Company and heretofore very
highly respected i'm this vicinity. WAS
arrairncd before MAGISTRATE. Diver
Eastburnin Police Court late this af-
tcrmoun for oinbcZZlinc $3.50 rightruIll
b.lompinr 10 his employers. Knight
was defended 10y Senator William \.
Little ana admitted having misaplru-
dcht"ducss. Magistrate Eastburn
cndcd that knight could not be- l." holh
as the charge stood. ana dismissed thu.
ease. and made the company dcfray
the COS, of The trial.
Rev W. NJ Clark, who. as previously
announced in thcs" columns recently
Alexandria, viii remain here and con
tiuuc in the capacity of rector at st.
G.or-o's Episcopal Church on" of the
vcstINmcu of the latter church tuId
your correspondent this afternoon that
The Vrstry OF Christ Church had con
acceptance of the rcctorship of that
church and that MIR Clark would posi-
tfv.Iy continue his useful work In this
-i,y.
Rcv Hugh Martin. who was ordained
as - deacon on sunday hy Bishop Whit
charlottesville Episcopal Church
TN" Republican Convention held at
White Oak stafford county. on last
Saturday nominated Nh ". J Rogers
for ,hr House of Delegates from stat
ford and King George.
Nh r. NJ Crutchneld who Tor the
past eighteen years has faithfully dis
charged tho duties Of Superintendent
OF III" Presbyterian sabbath school
has resigned his position on account
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
FOUGHT IN A CHURCH.
Tho Pastor Knocked the Sexton Over N
Pew.

Pew.
Rector Charles j. Holt of st. James'
Protestant llpiscopal church, in Ford
ham, n. y. has two children, Audry,
l3 years old and Charles, years old,
who. it is said, have been making
playroom of the church edifice on days
when there are no services
Sexton Henry Howarth, who, with
his wife, cleans the church, recently
complained to the rector that his chill
drcn and their friends had Uttered the
Sunday school room with peanut shells,
grape skins and other refuse.
The clergyman, SO the sexton de-
clares, did nothing to stop the littering.
Recently the sexton and his wife found
Miss Audrey and the little boy playing
III the Sunday school room and put them
out. The girl was indignant, maintain
ing that she had the right, as the minis
ter's daughter, to play in the Sunday
school room as much as she pleased.
After putting ont the children the
sexton and his wife went mp into the
church and began cleaning there. They
soon heard noise down stairs
The sexton went down and found that
the girl had opened window and
jumped i'll. He ordered her out and up
braided her. TO drown his voice she sat
down ut the piano and banged as hard
as she could. This incensed the sexton,
and he picked her up and carried her
out bodily.
She went crying to her father, saying
that the sexton had struck her. The rec
tor went into the church and asked the
sexton If he had struck Audry. The
sexton said:
If She said l struck her, she lied"
Mr.. Holt says he thought the sexton
said that he, the Clergyman, lied He
struck ont, and the sexton tumbled over
the back of q pew. AS the sexton got up
and started for the clergyman Mrs.
Howarth appeared. She persuaded the
angry men not to fight in church. Then
the Clergyman discharged the sexton.
The vcstrymen had secret meeting
to investigate the trouble and decide
whether or not the sexton should be re-
instated. They were unable TO agree and
Will meet again. New York Sun.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
PORTSMOUTHNEWS
Home Wedding.

There was Il very pretty home we'd
ulnE yesterday afternoon at the resi-
utncS oi Mrs. CAST. on Green street.
ne contracting parties We're Miss Su-
I'll" hume CAST ana Mr.. Charles T..
French. promising young merchant
of Washington -. g.
The ceremony WAS performed by Rev.
DIR. a t.. owen. after which II reception
was held. Later they took the steamer
for Washington. which will bc their flu
ture home.
The Nirginian extends its best wishes
for their futur. happiness
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
PETERSBURG POINTERS.
The Liberty He'll Fire In The en-,
Resignation of Dr. rlaius

Petersburg. Va. october l.-tSpccial }
The city Council. at its meeting this
afternoon. received Il communicates ion
from Mayor Collier. endorsing the fol
lowing letter:
Philadelphia. Pa. September 25th.
To the Mayor or Burgess OF Petersburg
Dear Sir.-'rhc train with the oili-
cial list To the old Liberty Bell" OF
the way to Atlanta Exposition. will az.
rive In Petersburg ON Saturday. Octo-
Der 9TH at Il M. leaving at 10 a. m.
An official list of the escort and the
itinerary will he furnished YOU later.
Yours respectfully.
GEO. w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Secretary of the Committees
The Council voted L. visit the depot
OH the arrival Of the bell. and tn,
Mayor will hr requested to accompany
them,
Rev. G. r. llains II. -. rendered his
resignation to-day to tn" V"stry of 81
Paul's Episcopal Church. Ia take effect
on the list Of January next. Dr
Hams has been the believed rector u,
this church for the past eighteen years
For the past year OF NOR" h" has beer
suffering from throat trnuh" and has
almost lost his voice.
y colorcd man named ThoS Twh"ait
killed a carrier pigeon yesterday after
noon on tn" farm of Mi t.. T.. Davis. in
Prince George county, short distance
from Petersburg. ON u wing of ia.
hird was stamped Il. -. Dundorft. y
~ Y avenue. ~ w. Washington. u
G. On Il band ON one leg ui the pir,o.-
was inscribed. &c. G.. 1886 TO" and OF
another leg was band with II y.
lSH on it.
There were four fires in rrtcrsbuir
during IN" month OF September hut
the losses wyr" small.
Thcr" WAS a heavy frost her" thi,
morning the first of the winter Pea
nut and ucI vines were, badly bitten,
and also tobacco. but 1t Is not thought
however that any serious damage was
done"
TN" cash receipts to the city from all
sources Tor me month OF Scptrmhc:
amounted to- $lI.G9I. and tn. rN,rn,,i-
lures S2%.aIl -
lntclliernc" has been received here q;
the burning of the barns ANA stables
81 MI llaNid DUNLOP near Lawrence
VILE. I'm Brunswick county. Loss 5000:
partly covered 10y Insurance Air Dun
lop Is a wealthy tohacconist OF this CITY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
(lnIlliiIr.

Where to purchase to an advantage
is tn" question that troubles most buy
rrs at the beginning of the season. We
hay" mad" vast improvements in our
p!ac" of business To- accommodate our
lars" and Increasing trade, and our
stock of mems. boys and Childrcn'S
suits can't be surpassed in the two
cities for price. quality and workman
snip. It's To the interest of purchasers
To buy early 50 they can get the choic.
of styles. sizes, etc
w" are the only authorized agents
FOR tn" celebrated Sweet. orr X 90. ;
working pants. uVcriills. etc
BRESLAl' ER x ANTHONY.
IA High street.
SeCOnd Door from Crn Mford
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
Houses In Demand In washington,

a few months ago there were a.
least 5000 houses with for rent signs
on them i'll this city. Today it is safe TO
assume there is not one-si1th of that
number, said renting agent. lin all
my business career l have never known
the demand for houses to be greater mt
this season. Very few of the inquiries,
however. come from residents of the
city, and most of the people who are
renting property this fail seem to be
strangers who are coming here to live
The next congress is going to bring
great many new people to Washington,
and they seem to be taking time by the
forelock and securing their houses now
rather than to wait until later in tho
season to look for them. w Washington
Times
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

MIR. William Turpin kilby. Il we'll
known former citizen. died at the resi-
drnCc of his hrother-in-law Mr.. j. Tur-
n"r White. yesterday after a lingering
illness of six weeks with CunSumption
MIR kilhy left here about thirteen years
az" and went to New York to live. \
short while ago he came back ON II visit
and was never able To- return to his
home, His funeral will take place to-
morrow Crhursday) afternoon at 3:3O
o'clock from the residence of Mr.. White.
No. $40 Court street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
II viii fic Appreciated.

MIR +. II. Gin. apprcciating tn" adj
NaniaGrs that the fishermen and the
trucking people will have in allowing
the schedule To- remain as il now is in
tn" morning. h" has concluded not to
change IL. but To Yin the sam" schedule
all the year This will give those who
want fish, &c, for breakfast AN oppor-
tunity I" get them 10y allowing the
carts to Gct over here early. This
VIII no doubt be appreciated by them
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

The cool wave is here, and SO are We
II VIII pay Won 10 call and sre us he
fore purchasing elsewhere. oar. goods
are all fresh and new. Suits to order
from Sl5 and up All the Latest Nov
cli:VS .Niso nice line of Mems.
Youths and Childrcn's Clothing
TUE ACME CLOTHING House
John y. Morris. Manager.
H22 Nigh StrraI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
ITEMS WORTH KNOWING
The Fire in the Dismal Swamp Doing Great
Damage to The Surrounding Property.
THE PORTSMOUTH HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
Tenders on the Port Norfolk tnrs
I'll" Criminal Term of The Count,
court Grimes Bnttery To GO 10
Atlanta. and Other Ncwsy Notes.

me primary VIII come off on next
Tuesday.
Joancs is playing bail with the New
port News team.
The Hastings Court will begin to-
morrow at II Il. IN.
ONercoats made their appearance ON
tn" street yesterday.
II is said that there was frost i'm
Nansemond county Yesterday
stoves were put up yesterday. and in
"A number of cases fires were made
Tn" Norfolk County Convention will
b" held ut Port Norfolk tomorrow at
noon.
Mr. T. ST. John. vicc-prcsidcnt of tho
S"aboard Air Line. arrived here yes.
t"rday.
No arres, had been made either in the
city or county up to the time our report
Miss Aloise Bates. of Park View. re-
turned home yesterday after a trip to
Baltimore
Grimes Battery expects to 20 to At
lanta on the goth. SO az To be on hand
on Virginia Day.
Admiral George Brown and wife viii
l"av" on Thursday for q short visit 10
Indianapolis. Ind
Tn" only business in the Mayors
Court yesterday was one dsor,lcrIy.
which was dismissed
MI Charles 7. Bland has been elected
a member of the Firomcn's Legislative
Committc" Of the state
Th~ navy yard launch and Il lighter
coliid"d on Monday in the harbor The
IiEht"r got III" worst OF il
There was u" meeting Of tn" stock
holders "t the S"Hhoard Air Line YES
t"riay. Tor want uf Il quorum
MI. j. w. Gibbs has disposed ut his
business on County street. extended
HE Will L" in the evangelical work
our local trap shooters will have "a
live piGcun shooting match at Port
NuflAlle 49, 80
TN" Port Norfolk cars are NOW
provided with the latcs, style III f.nd-
"rs They hay" no difficulty in adj
justing them
Mi John Cuthren. driver for the,
steamer Virginia. who has been OF on
SUSPENSION for thirty days. viii report
FOR duty tu-murruw
Tho Funeral Directors Association of
tn" United States viii meet in Atlanta.
Ga, on Wednesday, They viii br in
session for three days
Mr. r. j. Anderson. general PASSENGER
agent for the Scahoard Air Line. is in
tho city. He will go to Atlanta win
the Chief Engineers On sunday
Charles White. colnv"d. an old Offend
cr was arrested Yesterday by Constable
Warren Tor cutting u woman with :;
knife. ON King street. II" will have .:
hearing to-day.
Tho action of the Executive Commit
tee ON Monday night was freely discuss
cd yesterday 10y tn" friends OF Major
Crocl<rr. who were not i'm the h.st
frame al mind.
III" .2uo feet of hose which was ar
dcr"d for the fire department has ar
rived. ana will he divided between In.
two companies. which will put ,ba,n in
good condition
The next term OF tn" County Court
Will begin ON the 18th instant II win
bc Il regular criminal term ana I'M.
largest that has been before the court
for q number OF years
The fire III the big swami near
" ~ 'itltE ii thdt I"'alI'N one gen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
Naval News.

Washington. oct. Capt George G.
Ramsey has boon ordered to duty as a
member of The Naval EXamning and
Retiring BOARD
Assistant Naval Constructor Il: liub-
son has been detached from duty ou the
North Atlantic station and ordered to
duty al the New York \ut-y-Nard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

This being our tenth year in business
in Portsmouth We have decided to give
away with each childs suit sold by us
a handsome buck board wagon. thirty
six inches long. each wagon worth more
than the cost of tn" average child's
suit sold. They are now on exhibition
in our cornc! show window
LEVY & JACOBS,
100 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
The Salary Of Mr.. Eastwood, Assistant
Engineer, Increased from SIS TO SlOO.
NEW COUNCILMAN Mr.. A. W. MOORE.
Tie Cifs Attorney Instructed To WAX"
lu,,.iediatc Drunauds Oh the Anlcri-
can Security Company In thr
wnrdroper Bond Mntter-Thc city
Hall TO BE Painted.


following members present: john II.
Hume tpresidenp. John J. King w. '.
II Williams. Geo. NJ. Reynolds, {. W
Walker. J Davis Reed. George NJ.
Turner. g :. Sherwood. W. IL. Moore,
&. f.. Duttcn.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
An properly approved bills were al
lowed
Tn. Finance Committee. To whom
was referred the report OF the llarbOr
Commission report the same approved.
The Finance Committee recommends
cd that the books OF tn" Commissioners
of Revenue b" received ANA that tho
taxes hc charged - the city Collector.
Adopted
The same committee recommended
that the notes of the butchers in the
market ht received and the same J.,
placed i'm the hands of the collector for
collection. Adopted
The same committee recommended
that the salary OF MIR. John Password.
increased from $40 to $l0u per month
f:um September LIST. Adopted
The Commi'tc" on Streets reported
that TN" city Attorney had given as his
opinion that the city has no rights in
tn" marsh property EXCEPT To- extend
he, streets Mr.. Sherwood said that he
thought that If the city had tn" right to
extend thu streets through the marsh
that som" money that had been paiI
,n,.r, ,h,,.I, -, ,.,' 49, "'
sho,il1 Ia. .xinnInd i,nr,,.dia,.t,. =,
width Of go fsct but he thought that
ther" should b" all light thrown on the
subject possible
lo.'Lir,r in,n ~ 'i.,t', WIS
,..,,i ,,i,,, -, We Wv wy 60
~ ,,.i
back L. tho street Committee. to make
ipg IN. s,,a..t ,lr,I,..r TN -! N''i,u
I.,,.i -, ~ ~, 80 80 i''' H''''S' an"
m, Eo,nInitt, m r',iI;
,.g,,nn.n,inG tT.,, ~. uu," tt"PI''H,
g., .,,',rti ~ az 10. '"'il
,', . w." ~ :" " . a'Nrf L.I 80 pei
hrnls th. 'inw,st Ii,jJa,S 'H '"'E
m. fnlInviun XXX. 49,, ,t,,,i,
CitN. Hail v,r. ,,.,,..i,.i. =. ID
$i3S. " War;. sIsl. g - rulil,, 49,
~, ,,,aiinn "ii'i"lllS' i"",
tu q Wniin,,, VOC """'" '"
rh.. contrnrt fn,. rur,,isbi,, ,,.,
,L, ;lushousu u... nvnrGaT ~
NARROW Tor S3 10 u..,. rnri e.
Tho Sewerage Committee asked NOR
mission to lIlrch,s. ,,achir,',,,. 49,,
huild power nous. ~" bmt ,i,.,' ME-,
wanted permission to ask th, I.egisla
,"t' /" allow IN" city To issue Nl"opo
""ii" YI b"i,"S III case they IN" r"rd"d.
It. ~ ''ot iSI'' ut' VIII i"t u" IN session
"SaIii t"i TWO \rut&. They may not h,.
,[uF"' QUIZ WoulI d" wen I" have
NJ, i,,'t'."; '"' lebo'l was re-
~ t - "' -, 49, ''.'
,..t., a., ~, I'M NJ tiiH' lut'r t.
i,,,t .,,.I,,',i ,,,a. !" lmD i'iIN S'h."ule.
'',I '5h'" 'ht' II" same be adopted.
,,.,ra hoCi, N,H ','''l 'n ''''tt'r ne re-
In. Iirs|t ,,,.,j, we y" ai,SW'r
s. va. tW,S',.'l', ~ I" Nnt'h'f Inc
',ni.. ,,i,,, we i't'E IN accord
ON morton ~. r,.,'n,., ,,.,,.
IT,. was 3,ln,t'd '"' '''''''''''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

One Benjamin Harrison is disposed to
regard that Pennsylvania fight, so far rs
the presidency is concerned, as more or
less Of dog fall. Washington Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

From 10 until II o'clock for the 70
inainder of this week our entire line of
emhroid"ries at half price
Special prices ON all remnants. 12i.c
hose. three pairs FOR pc
4. J. PHILLIPS.
Under oxford Hall
800 and 3Oi High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
We Are Ready. Are You?

To order only: a business suit,
$3.50 to SD; dress suit. S25 to $40.
from all the latest fabrics, imported
and domestic. That means up to
date IN everything. NJ RosENBAuM,
ZIG and lis High street, Portsmouth,
Va. sclG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
snouid Continue It's sayors.

After favoring the tax dodgers, the
supreme court ought to find it NO diff
cult matter to favor the sugar bounty
claimants. st. LOWS Post Di.Satola