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THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT ExPpFss
EACH WAY,

THROUGH DAY AND NICHE EXPRESS
EACH WAY.
IN EFFECT NOV. 70, 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
1:tb IN. daily, except Sunuay-(por,smou,b.
High street, ESQ a. inD Arnye at
fhiiauelphia 500 p. m,; New York &C
LEAVE NORFOLK.
e:l0 p. m. daily, (~Portsmourn, High street. 5.55 ,
Arrive al Philadelphia $40 a m.
New YORK TAB a. M. "'
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
e:t0 q. IN. daily portsmouth. High street, 9:io.)
leaving Now York p. M; Philsdel.
'4RRfVapIT NORFOLK.
s:o5 p. m. daily, except Sunday Portsmouth,
high street, SIS p. ny, leaving New
York at s a. m: Philadelphia. 1920 q.
Close Connection mAue with all rail and
sound lines TO and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains be-
tween Jersey City, Philadelphia AMI Cape
Charles. Pullman Buffet and Parlor Cars on
day trains between Philadelphia and Cape
as-Through tickets sold ana baggage check
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel,
and On the steamers
R.B. COOKE. Genr Agent.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Isr, 1884.
Leave Compsnv's wharf, Portsmouth, daily,
Ga. m. my
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk,
daily, 500 a. m.
Leave West Norfolk daily. Gas a. IN.
For Danville and ali intermediate stations. mr.
irving Al Dauville at 5:25 y. M.
pm.
Leave Norfolk, $40 pm.
Leave West Norfolk 5:I5 D. M
For Javrencevillo and TIA point.
arriving Lawrencevilfe NJ 3 y M.
Le'ro Laurencoville daily Except Sunday
ate a M. arriving At DanvillS alto u. IN,
Connections made at Danville and Jefrress
Junction Tor all points in the SOU nern Rail-
wy system; at Donniston Junction Tor Dur
nam south Boston and all points on the Dur
ham Division OF the X. and W. II. X.
pullman Sleepers between Denville. Ashe-
rllie, Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis and New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency, Brandt's Ticket Agency, 20 a.
nanvS Agency Mt wharf. Norfolk, W. v. II.
WILLIAMS Agency, Portsinoarh.
". Fl. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent
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CAUTE NJ.

All persons are Cautioned against pur-
Chasing iephone instruments reuuir-
ing battery Tor their operation. or using
instruments OF this DESCRIPTION except
unier license OF the AMERICAN BELL
COMPANY. OF boston Mass
y his company owns Letters Patent No.
49,. 500. granted to Emile Berliner. No
vember 18th. 1854, for q combined tele.
graph and telephone. and controls Let
ters-P"tent No. 474 .23l. granted to Thos.
a. Edison, Nav Sd. 1892. for speaking
telegraph. which patents covers funda-
mental inventions and embrace all forms
OF ~microphone trausm,tters and of car.
bon telephones.
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OLD OOhIRlGa SiEAASA
SA COMPANY
e y0Rw

pASSESGER SHIPS AEE APPOINTED TO
J. sail from Norfolk on sIOED, X, TUg9.
a WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
3oS6AY s TuEsb "a H50~ W JED EsEI; e.
IuLRSDAiS Fat 8 p. az; i. iua
passenger accommodation unsuror,sss.
Fare, including meas nnd stateroom
Fare, round trip. limited to thirty
FOR tickets and reservation Of staterooms 40.
pay ri Company's ortiee. II Main street, or at
Observation-Disclosures lips leave Norfolk every
every tsgH sSGPNAb}iiFF 2 M and n@ Tu ESD YYe eTeninr News avs
TIME SCHEDULE OF STEAMERS NORTH
LURAY, ACCOMACX, VIR-
asily, except SUNDAY. Leave Company's
FOE Old POlNT-AtG, $50 and Ill a IN:
and 5d5 p I'm; Portsmouth,, Gas aud TO-: am
and S;o5 p M; hay, Live Wharf, Nor ok; at .
FOR HAMPTON Al ll:l5 am and s:45 D
m; Bay Line ll;S0 a m; and 4, p In; Portsmouth,
:" FOR NEW rORT NEWS AND SMITH
EBa aE inc Mba 2;$O a 7 M n Portsmouth, 245 p m;
TGK EASl AID WAKE RIVER Daily, ex-
cert sundays, leay ng Company wharf al $50
q m; Portsmouth, GAS a IN; Bay Line wharf.
FOX BNCK PoQUoSIN and SEVERN rivers.
Touching at Old Point, leaving Company's
wharf MONDAYS TUES AVS aod FkIUAiS
Rt $50 q III; Portsmouth. $40 q nj Bay Line
FOE ~NARsEMohD RlvER and SUI
connecting at snAolt with W. L. Co; R.R and
s'Freish, Gs Matthews, Back. Poouosin. Ware.
Severn and Nansemond rivers must be pre-.
~, n. & W. b. L)-stesner 'Albermarle"
leaves NoIio X ior Wasbingtou, n. c., Nom
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mLYDES REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS
" FOR PHILADELPHIA ..rTzsA
Only direct limo from Norfolk 10 sM2HSSHgEEsHN
Philadelphia. -
Until further orders. steamers are appointed
TO sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
n'y and Saturday att p. M. and from Phila-
delphia every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
through bills OF lading to all points South
and Southwest via 5. and r., Atlantic &C st
Line and Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
Railroad. JAMES W. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Norfolk, va.
WIN. p, cLXDE & CO., Agents, Philadelphia,
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY,

~
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER I 1901
NAIL N EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
ualiy eIcept Sunday $40 n IN for Elizabeth
Eity' tdenton, Mackey's Ferry, Roper. Pam
!.sso; belhayen: etc. Connect. al EdCnton with
\. u $. r.. r. steamer as follows: Daily
windsor: eu,ITGfHss}bAY.i Tor rH] ru5T@8r,S and and
SAIUkDAY for NIL landings on Chowan
staer, on MONDAY and FRIDAY for
for Salmon Lro-k. Connoc $ at Bcllhn, an wiz.
steamer Haven Belle for MateIevvilie' South
Siesf, Aurora. Washington and Intermediate
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
Nv p a. uaily Except Sunoay) for Elizabetn
Sity, ,tnenten and way.ststion.. Connects &,
f.lza6eth CITY with the steamers Neuse
aud Newbern Mon ny, Tues lay. thur diva d
Satur '2r for Nrwbern. Roanoke Island and
AoreheadC City, Kinston and Goldsboro win a
q NJ. X. H, and Tor Jacksonville. WIminr-
len. n. C.. and all stations on the w. n, & 4.
u; H.. and at Edenton daily with steamer for
Plymouth. W.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily (except SUM-
cay at 425 p m. ard Express daily Except
steam lines at Norfolk for the North. East and
West. Passenger aud freight stations foot of
EAT Main street, Norfolk and Western depot,
Eastern CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
~ FREIGHT LINE AND OLD IOMIoInN
LINE between all points North and East via
Norfolk and Norfo K and southe n Railroad To
lssiern North Carolina.
Freight received daily ami foryaraed promnt-
ly At low rates
For further information apply to the General
ONCE OF the N. x $. II: r.. Co, Norfolk, Va.
II. {. HUDGINS,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
NJ. K. KING.
General Mnna-er.
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cling statesmen it is difficult to .entor
upon an opinion regarding future
trade.
Commercial collections are report.
ed as fair, and indications present a
more favorable appearance than the
period of 1894.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. Is, 1894.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:1o o. m.-Ine Exprcsu-
EOr petersburg, Rich.
mond AND Warrington,
ntBo for EYmciiburx.
ESOnuok a. &c sdioru. Estuo
field. Pocahontnu. Ken
ovn, Columbus and
GhicaRO o.. Sleeper Roam.
oKe as columbus with
out change. Also for
PutasGt. hristOI. Knox.
vile. nnd
Intermediate points
pullman sleeper. End.
FORD 20 Chattanooga.
lu:vO y m-for petersburg, Rauford, Pu-
la1kl. Bristol: ALSO Tor Blueield,
anu focanontas; also for Rocky
Mount aud all stations on Win
ston-Salem Division. Has PAIL
man sleeper NorIolk to Roam
oke. Comets 1t Roanoke at
7:lO a IN with Washington and
Chattanooga, limited for all
points South and West. Pull.
man 5 eepers RoanoEet to Menu
PnisAnu New Orleans. Dining
= f-SorioiE ua'ly, s:20a nj, ll;25 a Ii
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
VEsTIBuLK LiairEDl
Leave Norfolk 435 u m. ar
five Richmond 700 p III. con-
meeting tor Washington, Balti-
more, . Phiiadel, hia and New
1orE. Returning, cave Rich
mond 800 4 III. arrive Norfolk
1l:25 a M. stops only al suffolk
Waiver y and Petersburg. second
CLASS tickets mol accepted FIR
pEs1ase on these trains.
Other daily train leave Nor
Iolk i01 a IN, arriva nj Rich
monu Hos a m. Returning
leave Richmond $40 p m ar,
rive at Norfolk $40 p IN.
EoiI urlnet Information as 10 tickets, rates,
ESRGge, ehecks. etc. call on or address X W
toOKlNEf District Passenger Agent; c Ii
hNSLE1, Ticket Ageni. &c Main street. corner
OF CRANKY, or c F. FINCH, Agent. depot Nor
folk and Western railroad.
W. .BEVILL.
General Ps Euger Agent.
General OF &c, Roanoke, Va.
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The tip oy thesesteamers affords a most en-
loyaole sail on the Chez tpease Bay, passing
through Hampton Roads and harb0r Of Nor
ioik, with view OF all objects OF interest Incl
dent to these historical localities. Offering un-
surpassed service in every particular. Large
%trioi.y.
Tickets soid to all points North, East and
Wost and baggage checked to degtinotion.
Siateroomsr esGr rod upon application In person
at the company's orice. No. II West Main street,
or on board steamer.
Freight will not oe received after 400 p. m,
to 60 forward that day.
For further in Information apply TO.
". RANDALL, Agent
tDaily ercept Sunday. sDaily.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that we have
tins day, December 10Th. 1894 purchased
the entire stock o.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND ALL
OTHER STOCK,
as well as tina fixtures. &c. obtained in
store former y occupied by " FL. C.
sykes, corner Race and Chestnut streets
Norfolk county. Va. and hav- appyinted
w. ii. .. sykes our agent to buy and sell
for cash only.
de2S-3Ot j.. Il. ALLEN & IN
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nev Nortk truck Market.
New YORK, January 6.-Kale,
quiet; Norfolk, 6Oa75; spinach,
quiet; Norfolk, 3,00s4.0 90; Balti-
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HARDW ARE.

We desire to inform the public, ana
especially the farmers. that we have adj
uea TO u Dnslne : q fine line of FARM
ING IMtLEMENTS-the Oliver pattsrn
Chilled Plow. They have been be ore
the public so long. and their merits are
30 well established. tina II is UNNECESSARY
Tor ns 10 say a word as to their super or
performance in the field. Also the Clip-
per and Atlas T. ows. Mold Boards. stand.
ards II Land Sides. the Combined Har-
row and Cuitiyator, smiths Patent straw
Cutters, the improved Corn ShelIer.
These along with our al, eady fun line
OF Hardwsrr. Pants, Oils AMI Glass w.
are ohering ut remarkably low prices.
Give usa call and We will "a We you money.
352 Church street. OWENS 4 EUSTIS.
Sign OF the Anvil.
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for ali points South. WIN a u l.. train -
co mo, iT ion Daily; EXCEPT Sunday. make, close
Sonnee!ion ~ Hobgo d for Washington. n, G !.
hihs,ohi n. e.; Plymouth, n. c. and nil Eas,'
IN. Ir,llDa pointS; also at Rocky Mount with
AZ !: ,rain 30 for nil points south. Wv"
Also ~ Io.S M.,Ve AZ Norfolk 5:i5 p. IN. Daily.
Baggage checked ut company's Norfolk vhprf
phh also at Office Of Passenger and 1;nLa,
Agent. ?6 Main street. e"" AeAc'
fortickets to all points South, slccpip, On,
reservation and general nformatiop oatl .m
or address J. a. NEuGEBAUER. WI
Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
JAMES +. MAtPIN.
General Forwarding AGENT
T. VI. EMERSON.
. 1enSrai Freight and pssscr ger Agent.
General Man, ger. Norfolk,
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pOANUkt.. NOBFULh AND
IN BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY. Juno 25th.
1894. the steamers of this line Will leave
Bay Line Mharf every Monday and Thurs
day at m for BalIimore, ana loavs
Baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf,
every tuesday and Saturday at 5 D 10.
Freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL,
Telephone s. Agent.
nOANOKE AND CASHIERIvEk LINE;
h-Steamer LUCY, ]. j. Jones. mastor.
will leave commerce street wharf every
WEDNESDAY, at 1 p. N. for plymouth
and all Roanoke river landings AS high
es PALMYRA, n. o.. Windsor an all IAN. IL
ines ON tho Cashie river. kreishss re-
ca we'd up TO 6 p. M. For turthor infcr-
nation apply to the NOTTINGHAM &
WRENN CO., Office Commences stseas
wharf. Phone l2ss Jyd.t
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Ta sUTnu:

fRaVELERE SUTDW:
VNHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.,
Silas ". Burt.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY,
OCT. l, 1894, AT 6 O'CLOCK A NJ,
LEAVE NORFOLK.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
200 q M, Mixed.
1l;U0 4 IN. Local Express.
800 p nj, lyocz Express.
$50 p m, Local Express.
SuSDAY TRAINs,
1890 n M, Local Express.
800 p nj Local Ex'trev.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEAoR.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
300 a M, Local Express.
12:i6 p m, Mixed.
415 , IN, Local Express.
$50 p nj, Local Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
l#Sa p N, Local Express.
500 p m, Local Express.
Local Express Trains make the trip In forty
ave minutes.
Mixed Trains one hour and ten minutes.
B. !. HOLLAND,
General superintendent.
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NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK
~ ROulE On and after SUNDAY.
december 3Oth. the steamer Esse, Will
leave Bay Line wharf, NorfolS. e ery
sunday at = a. M. for lappahonnock
and intermediate landings. Freight FOR
thee points recei Ell S%iturdays. For
landings beyond Tappahannock freight
L ccivei as usual.
de23Sm WM. RANDALL, Agent. Norfolk.
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Geo. w. DuvaI & Co
Nnrf0Ik Irnn IMnxMA

VII w VI Nd.
No'o "N Stioe'' mia.
Engines, bOhers, SawmlIl.
ana all KINDS OF MACHINERY OF the most
improved patterns. Also repairing at
the shortest notice. Particular attenI,on
to steamboat WORK. DUVAL'S PATENT
BOlLERTUBES FERkULES are the only
perfect remedy for leaky boiler tubes.
They oen be inserted in a few minutas hv
ny engineer. ami are warranted TO atom
aakB.
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ch uufS HaE York, Philadelphia and
Routa Norfolk Railroad ca.


SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
LINE.
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PASSENGER SHIPS L APPOINTED TO
\. sail from Norfolk on sIOED Y, To ~.
DAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
pRDAY ut 0O p. M. From New York, on
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS Fat 8 p. az; . INA
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WESTWARD.

Daily except SUNDAY.
No. /, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Limited
daily, with Parlor Car, Old Poiet to Cor soas-
vile and Pullman Slerpsrs Sordonsville TO Gin
clnnati and -. Louis. Meals served oil dining
car west Of Gordons-ille.
No. 3, F.: I. ", daily. with Pullman Old
10 mt to Hinton and Pullman Sleeping Car
.,ordonsvilie, 70 Cincinnati aud Louisviii..
metis served on Dining Cars. Conn, cts Mt
CoTiRgtpn. Va, only on MONDAYS. Wednesday,
a dSaturdays for Virginia -"t Springs No. 8
makes local slows cast OF Cord ~ ,'ile'
steamer Louise arr e at Norfolk, daily, II
noon and $50 p. m.
For further Information apply to
X I. BROOKE. Passenger Agent,
ca {. Ticket Office. CRANKY street,
Urder Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN d. POTTS,
Division PaIueuyer Agent.
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For tickets and reservation Of a. otaroons 40.
py ~ Sompany's ohice. Il Main street, or at
lNR RItIiMOND-SAips leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY, y. IN. and cave Newport News
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, az
irving ut Richmond the next morning.
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passenger accommodation unsurorssaa.
Fare, including meas and stateroom
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Fare, round trip. limited to thirty
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ENTERrAIxmENrS.



A large audience witnessed the first
performance Of Humanity In this city
last evening. There are two scenes in
the play that are of interest and add
greatly to its popularity. One is a
spirited sabre contest between an Eng
ush officer and a Dutch Boer each
mounted on spirited horses, and the
other is a dynamite explosion that
wrecks a substantial building. These
are among the best pieces Of stage craft
that have ever been seen, In this city.
These two scenes last night stirred a
large audience to flights of wild enthu-
siasm. After the curtain had fallen on
the scene of wreck, ruin and mortar
dust. at the conclusions of the fourth act,
the principals were summoned to the
footlights
Briefly, Humanity" deals with the
contest between Lieutenant Bevis Gran
bourne and Major Dangerfield, a war
correspondent, for the hand Of Alma
Dunbar, a colonial heiress. In the
Transvaal where the greater part of the
the action ensues, the majority of the
cast is besieged by the Beers. Danger
field turns traitor and apparently every
thing is up with the English, but Bevis
does wonders. He manages to get a
I,oxr 1iyac fn1, oily,
while the fair Alma rescues him from
a bomb which the villain has placed
conveniently near him for purposes of
complete destruction. In the last act,
which shifts back to England, virtue Is
rewarded and all goes merry as the mar
rage bell.
Bevis was played by Joseph R. Girls
void with manly energy and commend
able self-possession. Miss Phoebe Da-
vies as Alma was sympathetically earn
est and pleasing. Dore Davidson, as
the kind hearted money lender, was ex-
cellent. The rest of the cast were all
we'll received. All lovers of first class
melodrama should not fail to attend this
excellent performance this evening.
There has been a large sale of seats.
IA Gaiety Girl" will be presented on
Thursday and Friday evenings. In con-
sequence of the great demand for seats
a special matinee will be given Friday.
The show is thoroughly bright and
charming; it is feast of color to the
eye. There are a number of very come
ly ginls, Of types ranging from the tall,
I1angtry style ITO the melting ingenue
and the smart soubrette. There are
the twinkle of little slippers, the fiutter
of lace skirts, the flash of rogItsh eyes,
the constant change from graceful pose
to pose more graceful, to console us for
the inevitable deficiency of dramatic
art.
Hoyt's "a Black Sheep" comes on Sat
urday night
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poli,s wonderland Theater.

That the intense public interest
aroused in Mile. Eugene Petrescu is
warranted and amply demonstrated by
the extraordinary exhibition she gave
during her opening performances at
the Wonderland. Mile. Petrescu opens
with a wonderful exhibition Of human
elasticity, twisting her body into the
most bewildering shapes and proving
herself to be possessed of frame that
seems made of India rubber. She then
shows her peculiar manupedal powers
moving around the stage on her hands
as nimbly and speedily as a Yale
sprlnter gets down the course in
hundred yards race. Finally she per-
forms a number of astonishing feats
of strength the whole being done with
charming grace and ease, which is in
deed a great charm of Mile. Petrescu's
performance. The vaudeville
given in addition is Of the
best character Cushman and Holcomb,
Smith and Campbell, and all the other
artists on the bill being particularly
bright and clever entertainers.
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Grand Opera House.

"Darkest Russia" opened a three
nights engagement at the Grand last
night before large and enthusiastic
audience.
The play deals largely with the
political system Of Russia and pictures
scenes characteristic of the cars gov
eminent. The play in itself il not only
absorbing, but 1t is mounted in beau
tiful manner. In the scenic effects the
height of realism is reached and re-
volving sets of scenery and other nov
elites are ingeniously introduced.
The secret police, the military and
the nihilists, as we'll as the noble peas
ant and exile are seen in every type
of character. Although the play alone
is one which would command unbound
ed success, the proprietors have never
theless mounted it in am exceedingly
lavish manner. The spectacular enters
largely in the settings. and the scenic
display Is elaborate and beautiful.
The heroine, "Ilda Barosky" was in
the hands of the same lady that Gre
ated the role and made such a pro-
nounced hit I'M it from the commence
ment. Miss Selma Herman is a young
tragedienne Of exceptionally strong
and fervent dramatic instinct and tai
emit. Her acting, while it is intense,
rising often to fine dramatic fervor, is
delicately and gracefully shaded In the
emotional and love scenes Miss Her.
man has a charming stage presence,
her defamation lis artistic and eff
fective and her voice is clear and well
toned. Through the whole play she en-
lists your sympathy.
Mr.. William s. Harkins as alexis
Nazmoff," gave a careful and Guilt
waited rendering Of the young Russian
military noble. His acting was full of
fire and spirit
The minor honors were divided be-
tween Mr.. S. S. Miltsie as Colonel
Septimus Cobb" and Madame Corina
Jordan as the German widow The
Russian student, "Ivan Barosky," was
well handled by Mr.. Benjamin Horning.
There will be a performance this and
tomorrow evenings and tomorrow az
ternoon.
The "Blacl1 Crook" will be seen the
last three days this week in all its daz-
zling splendor that has marked Its sue
cess the paldt two seasons in the prtnci-
pal cities where it has been presented
to OVERLOOKING audiences of the best
amusement seekers. 1t has been seen
in EVERY English speaking country Of
the globe.
In the lecture hall annex the Brow
nies castle has been retained for one
week longer.
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2H ID cans California
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2H ID cans White Cherries,
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$50 cases 600 dozen) cold
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

JOHNSON Entered into rest March 24th, at
her home, BAL Howard avenue, Mrs. j. Ellz-
abeth Johnson, wife of Charles II, johnson.
Funeral services Wednesday at $50 p m.
Family burial. 2tI
MIX-In this city, March Gath, Olive Eliza,
widow of Ashbel Mix, aged IS years, four
months.
Funeral services will be held at her late resi-
dence, l,9 Orange street, Tuesday after
noon ut ha f-past three O'Clock. Friends of
the family are invited to attend. Burial
private. 2tS
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-26
ONCE MORE

We Reduce the Price Of Butter.
In n lb cakes, per ID, CSC.
In 10 and S lb boxes, per ID,
p cents.
This is received by us direct
by express Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
1t may go lower in price j;
if SO, we shall be prompt to
inform our readers, and put
the price down.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-26
RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM,

TTHE Committee on Retrenchment and Re-
a form will hold ameeting In room No. 10,
p. M, for the purpose of considering the
Communication of the Board of Health
recommending the establishment of hos
pital for contagious diseases.
Ali persons interested In the foregoing are
hereby notified to appear and be heard there
on without further notice.
Per order, HENRY II. KEYEs. Chairman.
Attest EDWARD A. STREET,
mh2d 1t Assistant City Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-26

This is the last week of the bankrupt
sale at Oak Halle