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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
NORFOLK. VA TUESDAY. o(ToBER /
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Secretary Herbert nnd EBis Currency
Speeches Treasury statement

Washington, Sept. 3O.-Secretary Her
bert will leave Washington for Alabama
on Wednesday night. He goes South to
deliver several speeches on the currency
question
The State Department has received
no report or complaint concerning the
alleged landing of Spanish troops or
the Florida Keys In search of iilibus-
terS.
The Treasury statement of receipts
ana expenditures to be issued to-mor-
row will show II surplus for the month
OF September of nearly S3.0O0000. In
round figures the receipts were s27 500
ooO and expenditures $2i 500 900. As
compared with last September the re-
ceipts were nearly $1,000. 600 greater and
expenditures S4.500 1000 less Receipts
from customs were slightly less than
those OF last September. and from in
tcrnal revenue they We're nearly double
The greatest saving in expenditures was
in the civil and miscellaneous account
which was less by nearly S., 1000 900 than
that of last September.
The cruiser Cincinnati now cruising
OFF the Florida coast Watching nlibus-
ters, reported at Cedar Keys to-day
from Key West.
Consul ONara writes the Department
of State from san Juan Del Mort Mica
ragua. his station. that IL is reported in
Blu"telds that the Southern Pacific
Railway Company will discontinue run
ming it's vessels, of the Morgan line OF
steamships, between New Orleans and
i5luehelds. The reasons assigned for
this action are the low price of bananas :
and the difficulty of competing with YES
sells owned by Norwegians and manned
by the poorly paid sailors of that ma
ton.
The Naval Retiring Board mas sec
ono time recommended the retirement
OF Chief Engineer Edward McGcv. The
first board, sitting in New York found
that Engineer MGGee was tni1pbled with
heart diseassfEalTthe biHsidcnt was not
satisfied with the report.
The Navy Department is advised of
the departure OF the Asiatic squadron
from Chefoo The Baltimore has gone
To Nasasaki. the Yorktown to Chemul-
po. and the Concord to Shanghai. The
Philadelphia has gone from san Fran
cisco 10 Port Angeles, the North Attain
tie squadron Is at Lynnhavru Bay. ana
he trainIns-ship Saratoga has gone to
Cad2.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
A FATAL QUARRY ACCIDENT.
rive Men and Roy Lost Their Livcs
Through ~ turcrESpIosiou

Kansas City. Mo, Sept Ga special
to the World from Independence. Mo.
says.
~ premature explosion occurred in n
rock quarry seven miles northeast of
Independence at . O'Clock last night. tvc
men and Il boy losing their lives The
dead are:
Miles McTiernan. contractor: Thomas
Ferguson. II years old. son OF John
FERGUSON, farmer: Dan Rogers. Pat
Welsh. Charles Tructt, unknown Ital-
ian.
All the dead except the boy are of
Nansas city. In addition to these John
f"fsusOn. father Of the boy killed and
10" Fleming ANA an unknown Italian.
We're seriously injured hy Tying rocks
but il is thought that all Of thes,. win
recover
TWO blasts We're set Just b.,or, o,lit-
,ihs laSt nlSht-onc OH top OF :; large
lvdS" oi rocks: the other much higher
anu further ul the side of the. hin
iheS" Wer" To be touched of Win wires
irom an electric battery. The men look
reiuS" under the ledge Of rocks iu,uc-
ulatcly beneath the first blast in
Tending to touch of the one higher up.
i'H mistake th" blast over tn. ledge
was iircd first. The explosion tore loose
the Whol" ledge Of rock. and the i'm
MEMS" mass fell forward upon the men
All tnc bodies were recovered during tho
mlsht except those OF McTicrnan Nc-
lcfilah was at the head of the kansas
lltE Construction Company, the ltadir..
Iiiln oi lis Kind in the city
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT
The Valley iduiuai Life Association Of vir.
giRia in Trustees Hands.
CHARTERED III CIRCUIT COURT, AUGUSTA
N% i.H"tS are SII.25U and Ees I.inbiIi.
ties &I3o.0oU au the S;,nrc 81 I'm.
paid Drnih Losses The Number or
Current Hoiicic. are $1,000 md
Amount of sm>wrmnce St,3OO.0O0.

Richmond Va, Sept 30.-A Staunton
special 10 the Dispatch says: The Nallcy
Mutual Life Association OF Virginia.
Shart"rcd hy the Circuit Court of Nu-
Eusta September 3. 1875 by it's deed
mu,;c September 27th hut recorded to-
day has assigned its assets to /. -.
Cinthi"r, trustee IN l. 8 Rtddellr. Of
Shvn'tndpah. president OF the associa>
hon. is the mHiIcl OF the deed on behalf
"i the aSSoriation, ana tine trustee is
ihr assistant secretary OF the assocla-
ilnh. ia" property conveyed consists
OF other real estate ana the building OF
IN" association situated in Staunton,
ln&cther with the oilice fixtures. fur
hiShInSS, printing plant. and chooses in
artIph. All creditors are to be paid out
%! nc iNhd pro rata without preferences
rms association founded seventeen
Years ago, uud having as it's ilrSt prc;i-
ucnt IA" Hon, y, y. n Stuart i'm tho.
hrGlnnlng was Thought to be doing :,
big business. Lately. however. il has
n"cl strugglinG with advcrsities ana
us laliuIc occasions very little surprise
S"iorn making the assignment the as-
SoclaiiGn nadc an ARRANGEMENT bv
which all of It's policy holders. without
distinction or prejudice on account Of
H""rS or ihirnity, are entitled to rein
Suiahcc IN the National Life Insurance
Association of Hartford. Conn. which
H'it' company Is "A mutual assessment
company. making n speciality OF REIN
suranCc.
Tho assets OF the Valley Mutual are
about Sii.250 ana it's liabilities SI30 ono
III Tue shape of unpaid death losses.
To-day it is said that the number OF
current policies in the association are
t'n"po. ana the amount of insurance
written there under ~. 500. 900
Ihc company has many policy boIdars
Ut virginia and North Carolina. Since
itSf foundation il has paid i'm death
losses %2Aiiol@.45. l}y its last annual
s.a'rmeni, made December 81, 1894 it
"H'p5' total disbursements. SI54 350 SS.
iotal assets as of January /. 1885. s34S.-
IN%%o with insurance in force of s5'-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
CORBETT-FITzIMMoNs FIGHT
president stewart say. FHe VIII Posi-.
lively Fall the 1lili OF.

san Antonio. Tex, Sept &o--it was
learned here to-day that negotiations
nave been quietly in progress for scv-
"rai days between the Florida Athletic
club and railroad officials i'm Mexico
looking To- The pulling OF of the COR,
h"tt-Eit@sinlmons fight in that coun
Try across the river from Eagle Pass. or
AT some other point below there on thr
me oi the Mexican international road
IN cas-" II was found impossible to have
1t at Dallas or the Indian Territory. II
Is stated that the Governor Of a Mex
ic"n state guarantees protection to the
fighters.
President Stewart writes a friend
mere i, mat h" Will positively pull the
iiGht of somewhere on on before Octo-
her 3lst, If the principals are alive and
ready to meet each othcr Fit2simmons
LEFT for Corpus Christi this afternoon.
He was asked this morning if he was
willing TO fight in Mexico. He replied
that he had not Yet been consulted
III the matter, but that he is ready to
meet Corhctt on any spot on earth ana
that II the light does not come OFT at
Dallas he will demand his $4,000 for
felt money
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
Gen. MkH0HE VERY ILL
Stricken With Paralysis at ChamberIaine's
Hotel, Washington, D. C.
THE DOCTORS TO HOLD A CONSULTATION
Ihc Right Arm ANA Leg Useless and
the Tongue PRralyzcd so Tint
speech IL impossible His CnSc
Pronounced Almost Hopeless, bui
With Slight Chance for Recovery.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. 30.-Ex-
Senator William Malone had a stroke
"l paralysis this morning. He has been
stopping at Chamberlain's Hotel and
inns morning his son, Butler Malone.
Gaining ut his fathers room. found the
General Still in bed and apparently
very dfoWSy. Not SuSpecting anything
wrong. Sutler left the room and calling
AGAIN later. found his father still in
the same condition. He became alarm
eu ana Il physician was summoned
Ihe doctor pronounced ii Il case OF
paralysis. The right arm is useless
and the tongue is paralysed so that
speech is impossible
DR.. Phillip 5. Wales. one Of the at
tending physicians on General Malone
late this afternoon stated that the
EeneraiS condition was critical. owing
10 the severity of the attack and his
advanced age The paralysis has
spread to the right leg. DR.. Wales
said that the vomiting and cfusion in
the mead. which have set in, were bad
Signs and it would not be surprising if
General Malone died before morning
sun, there was Il chance of an improve
ment in his condition. Mrs Malone
VINO is AT her home in Virginia. has
been telegraphed FOR
ll General Mahonc survives the
night Dr. Wales and DR.. Baker will
hold consultation tomorrow morning
ana during the night DR.. Baker will be
In attendance upon his patient
Washington. c.. Sept 3O-At I:3O
u; m General Malone had rallied
slightly. but there is nothing i'm his
condition Ia give hope of recovery
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
The Com.,itu,ionn, couyc,,,,,

Columbia, :. c. Sept 30 This has
been the first day since. the CunstitI,-
tiohhl Convention that the calendar
was even nearly through 1t has been
distinctly routine day in every sense
o' the word. Two more articles. those
on the impcachments and amend
menus neither loaded with any dN.na-
mite. passed To Il third reading Nh.
resi- OF the day was devoted to sections
Oh thc reports of the Committee on Mis-
celiancous Matters. The matter of III
Norces viii probably come up tonight
The convention came dangcrouslv nc.tr
passing woman's suffrage clause this
informing before realizing what /,
meant hut the trouble was seen in
time President Evans is ill. ana Vice
President Talbcrt was In the chai,.
to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
STATUE UNVEILED.
"a" immense Congregation st ~.
Joscph's Coiorcd Church.

IN me presence of n Very large con-
srcEation, Rev Father Wcismar, mas
,or OF 81 Joscph's Catholic church. on
,!uIcn street, on Sunday night blessed
ana unveiled the new stnt,rn ~ tba
sacred Heart of Jesus Tho statue is
" donation to the church ana was made
IN Holland. 1t stands on a pedestal on
thr Gospel side of the sacred editlco
ana IS one Of tito hands0mc.t works;
oi It's kind ever seen in this section. II
Is a Iife-size figure of the Lord. with
~" breast open ana heart exposed,
pointed at with the index finger Of the
right hand
rhc sermon on the occasion wos do
iiNorrd by Rev. Father Mcl[eefry. or
81 Mary'S Church. who gave a his
t"iN OF the origin and of the theology
ol devotion to the Sacred heart of Jesus
Iiu showing that the opening in the
heart is II refuge for all men
ST Joseph's Church is for coiored peo-
PIE, the acolytes being colored boys.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
THE VlCEROy DEPOSE:D
Lin Was Exceedingly Careless and Made
No Attempt 10 Stop the 0uwageS.
THE AMERICAN COMMISSION TO PROCEED
Lin. the Degraded 0Rircr. il II Wan OF
vicious and uu~crupoIou. Ma
Through Him Ehni the chinese
Outragc> were Icrpctrntcd.

Washington. Sept. 3O@rh" state De-
Uartmeut was advised this mOruiug by
Minister Dcuhy that Nicoruy l.iu had
been degraded 10y an Imperial decree
issued to-day. The abstract nf the do
cree cahlcd by Mr. Denly shows that
the responsibility for the Chcug Tu
riots in the Province OF S2uChUcu rests
with the officials: that l.iu was exceed
inElN careless and took no notice of the
riots and made no attempt to stop the
"utragcs. hr is ordered to be deprived
Of his office and never again 10 he vuI-
ploycd. Other officials are also 10 hc
punished
The American Commission will pro-
coed. Notwithstanding this action. to-
construct its investigation of tho riots.
The Secretary of the Navy was this
morning advised that Licutcuant- Com
nandcr Mcrrcll. of the Baltimore. had
been substituted for Lieutenant Com
mander Barber as a member of lin com
mission the latter being i'll. The other
members of the commission are Consul
sheridan i. Read ana Fleming Chcs-
hire
iiu. the Niccroy, appears To- have
been an official whose constant aim was
to stir up Strii" with the missionaries
and seek the good Will OF the natives,
who's" deep rooted unti-forrign scnti-
mcntS caused these periodical out hrca lts
IN the province over which he ruled. He
has been CouneCtd with previous out
French an Indemnity TO $500
900 from his private purse. FOR crimes
committed against French Catholics
last winter. He narrowly escaped h"-
ing dcpoSCd at that time and was only
retained because he was popular with
some of the leading officials at Prkin
and because his services were needed in
matters pertaining to the revenue of
the province. His reputation is that of
"A vicious and INSCRIPTIONS person, and
u lS said that the whole Government Of
IN" Province nf Szcshucn is imprcgnnt
cd with the anti-forcign feeling so VIC
iouSly rNCmpliicd in the acts of Lin
The degradation of this Niccroy is but
one step in the direction Oi Complyiu.
with the dcmnnd* of tn" powers i'm com
p"llinE indemnity for the missionary
nGiiaScS. II is believed that iiu sue
c"SSur viii bc a NiCoroy Of on" of the
northern provinces. a man said to b,.
honest and just and rather inclined To-
ilirndShip toward foreigners.
Additional demands are understood to
have been made 10y the English and
American Ministers and If they are com
piled with long step in the direction
ol reform in the PROVING" of SZcchuru
VIII haN" been taken. These Ministers
nave. II Is understood, made "A demand
thai all examinations for promot ion ANA
appointment tu Office shall ccas,. In that
province for -four years This Is in
tended as blow for the Office holding
class from which cmanatcs all the al
legged information circulated among the
natives ior the purpose of melting them
I" IN" commission OF outragcs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
The NniiomnI Ieaa.c s.ames.

AT Philadelphia: RHE
Philadelphia 20 20l2 10 II !
l'rooklEn ....G 0u0 o 5-9 ~ 3
Batteries: Taylor and Grady; Ken
nedy and Grim.
Al New York: RHF,
Baltimore ....l 600 34o0-S < 2
Batteries Rusic and Farrell: Clark
son ana Clark Calied-ciarkness
At Washington: mn I.
Washington % 0 o o : = > 0-l5 10 .
Boston ........0 0002 500 - . ,
batteries; Boswell and McGuirr:
Stivctts and Cancel
Second Game: RJIE
Washington ....1 O2OOl2 2-Sii s
Boston ..........l 90 > TO 10 Z
batteries: MoleswoTth and Mcclure:
polan ana Ryan. Called-darkncs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
A Volcano srndcr The ocenn

ST Louis. Sept. 3O-A special from
oaXnco. Mex, says that word comes
from Pinetepa that seismic phcnoln,
ena continues there. At one place the
earthquake and the ocean have been
violent as TO destroy the beach and
The waves have rolled up to the walls
of ncighboring ranches
ifeat doubt mas. accompanied these
alarming manifestations and the farm
"iS are nearly ruined Fishermen dare
moi 80 out to sea, as earthquakes have
been continuous for many days They
say ia volcano is forming under the
oce1n. Priests have ordered that the
chIlrch bells be ringing and prayers
offered imploring Divine mercy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

Having just finished taking stock / find
many lines of goods broken that | VIII
close out regardless of cost. will name a
few bargains that no lady in Norfol.:
ought 10 miss:
the S25o Kind now Sis the 81 kind now;
$3.7. the IS kind now S6lg. Mnnv
broken lots OF ladies' and gents fall ana
winter underwear at prices that win AS
tonish YOU one lot Ladies Jersey Wool
Shirts jonly in small sizes) were 81 so: now
soc. TO closc. See our window OF Woni
Skirts reduced 10 Sl.?5. Don't fan 20 see
our Embroidered Handkerchicfs for 1zysr.
SOME sell them for 95c.
Y. a SAUNDERS.
IT. Mali streof.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
Mrs. Aiken Charged with Murac,

McmphiS, Sept. 3O.-Mrs. Aiken. wife
of j. II. Aiken. one time secretary OF
the Tennessee cub, returned to Mem
phiS this morning and gave bond i'm the
sum of $4,000 on a charge OF murder
She treated Mrs. Wade in child birth.
according TO Christian science methods
and the patient died Mrs Aiken has
luSl returned from course Of study in
New York. She insists that the in
dictmcnt is the resu, OF war OF the
rngMlar nhNSicanS agHinSi hnl.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
NORFOLK NOTES.
Small Bits of Interesting Scws Pound
Around Town

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~ - =, =, -!
Ni..i, ~ 80 ,|t",''' | Si"N' al 'he '.i''"h
unn - =, Tm,,.ic,. r c,,,,,
i'i'' - N"' "lVh' "l Nh'S''Iivlu.
Wiz ~, III ,mr r!'E Yesterday
ro,',,,'', C.,,1, ',l,',S i'Ir'niA ~ tht
RI" las, smmda, " -, ,,,,,! W. .t,,,' r"-'i,E'l
SON r,m,n I,ir,,,,I "',,"" :" '''o III
I ''''" '''""i'i" '"ulv GOWN sun
Eh,rIo, ,.,,i ,
Nu,,ihnm,,t,,, ,,,,,,,, w. @ m'S ~ I'm
Chinr Of Ipolirn - ""''''' "E '"'
c,,,,Ir .,i, '''',' ~ M"u NHa I'.
Mrrri,uar \ - T. '''' ~
cnInn,l lm IN. u,.,, .i,t ,.
annual insn.rtinn ar th ,,l,i..,,, ,i'.", M
the armory to- -ni,h,
Al, NIr,nI t,,,,
CIry r,tu,.naI 's,I., "i ~, i't''tM ~ ~
vacation I'm I'M. r,o,,rt"i,,. e" '''''
IynItnr IL ,r.[.ln,. 80 ~ t,
h..u oInrtni , ,s.,,,,i ~! ~! ,''r
<, Aru,n,,' " ,tr',i '.,''''',I' ~ ''' 'ouht'i "i
'rhr Hr;tish ste,m,,,i,, ,;t..,
ported ashore nt In" nnuth "f i',,' Ih" i,..,-
,,,',a,. -. ,'''S '' '."'''c"
hbla'n W w D"y Is at Atlanta ar
iIiE'hs i"r '"r VISIT OF the Fourth Viz
N'"'' N's'h''h' /" thr exposition.
y cnIor"d man had a violent iii at the
corner of Church ana Bermuda streets
yesterday, and had to l." carried to his
home.
The .rhoonnr \yilIi,,,, - ,i,ri ,,,..,
raU River. Mass. nrriynJ M Inrnhnr,.s -
Point yesterday with standing liz ana
three top-sails gon.
Vhr Roecro T,,r, r.,
tccl colnrcd o,.r,ri,,,in. Wy, N"iui- 'rui,i,
COUNTY haid - u'i,', ,',''' ~" ,\"Ii"iN
nan ON 81 pam 49,, ,. 1871. ..,, ''"'
.,, '"' S''c'''. l'S' "'E"t
ne V'inm'''c" having in charge the
;,m' 'E"ll'n oi me charges contained
VI .,v Ai"N"i letter met last night and
'"I I"'u'"u'h 'hcif report I" the Councils
Hishop Cheshire. of North Carolina:
lte\ IS ~ Tucker and Captain W. W.
pld. OF this city. hay" gone 10 Ninnn.
Hpolis To attend the iGpiscopal Cony"n-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
CHINESE oUTRAGEs DISCUSSED
" hat r"lin dispatches Have say
on III" Question

London, Sept 3o.-N dispatch from
t'kIh was received at the Foreign Oiicc
I'M" afternoon confirming the state
m"nt that China had acted fnyor;,llv
on The demands of The Marulis a.
salisbury for the punishment of the
y lc'IHA of SZcChucu. who Sir Nicholas
''onn"r British Minister at Pcisin. re-
l"it'd was responsible for the uutragrs
uf'SihnihS IN May at tn" missions sta
ti"nS III ChenG-Tu, the capital Of Sz,-
chucu
The dispatch received at the FOREIGN
pilicc says that the Chinese official
Gazette has published an impartial cdict
announcing that the Nicoroy of SZc-
chu"n has been stripped of his rank for
'aIllhE 10 protect the missionaries and
viii never again be allowed to hnld
"ihc" 50 that his case will serve as q
warming Tor all future timc to officials
VII" may bc disposed to do wrong.
me f"ll Mall Gazette says that the
lamrn uhy board controlling Chinese
i"'tiEn aHalrs) formally communicated
us "colSlpn To tn" British Minister. who
'NpieSSrd himScii aS satisfied with tho
terms Of the cdict 1t is uow proba-
ne also saY' tn" Pau-Mall Gazette.
that the British vessels which had an
tered the Yang Use Kiane river far Tho
purpose OF enforcing the demands Of
Great britain. viii forthwith dcscru,.
tho river and resume their former sta
tipns
The Spanish Embassy here authorize.
the following statement:
"rnc Spanish Embassy has commuui-
caird hN telegraph with the foreign
ofiic" at Madrid in regard 10 runor..
published in the American papers ana
reproduced IN the London newspapers
to IN" effect that Secretary Clncy has.
warmed the Spanish Minister at Wash
inSlon iEat he jnsuYrcCtiou la Cuia
must bc crushed within three months.
otherwise the United States Govern
mrut VIII adopt a different policy from
HAT hitherto observed.
To tins communication the Spanish
Foreign Office. has replied that the II, VS.
paper statement referred to Ia pure fic-
tion. Tie relations between Spain ana
the United States. the reply adds. are
smooth ana harmonious ana there are
not the slightest signs Of friction.
We are sole agents for the Youman
Hat Goldman X iiofhcimci.
DO your glasses suit you? Il not see
Eai,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
The Evening New. SoI,,

The Evening News was sold at pub
lie auction yesterday at the Morris auc-
ton house by w j Baxter, trustee.
under the terms of a trustees deed of
trust. The News ana Courier Publish
Ing Company, represented by Air w.
W. Degsc, bought the property The
price paid was $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
GOOD News f'rom ti,c Co:i Mines.

Pittsburg. Pa, Sept %O-Aftcl' u care
lul examination of reports Sent into
lie United Min" Workers headquarters;
from every section OF the rittsburg coal
dlStrict to-day. President Keains and
secretary Warner authorized the state
Wvnt that every mine on the Panhau-
dle section OF the railway district shall
pay IN" new rate tomorrow and they
believe firmly without exception in the
alstrlct would be fond on III. side vf
uniformity
Brazil. md. Sept. 30-The blocb coal
operators ana miners OF this district
met i"r" to-day to arrange 4 new
Schedul" of mining rates. The Opera
tors granted the miners demand of srv-
"ntE cents per ton ana work in the.
mines VIII be resumed AT once \
prominent operator said that the ad-
vance was granted the miners in face of
Il rumor that ohio and Illinois operators
would not grant an increase to the
miners, ana that strike would b,. call
ed III both States and probably several
others soon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

The steamers New York Mtnncapo-
lis. Raleigh Columbia and Nlontgom-
cry oi the White squadron. under
command of Admiral Bunce. are anch-
ored in Lynnhaven BAY, but Will so to
sea again to-day for HInther weeks
practice IN fleet manocuvrrs. ana will
return to the Roads next Saturday for
coal and provisions Captain Evans
viii be relieved of the command cf
the New Yori, in a few DAYS ana viii
be succeeded by Captain w 8. Schley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

MY littcdauEhtcr was troubled with
salt iheum and a friend advised me to
use Hoods Sarsaparilla. She has taker.
one bottle and is cured. Airs. Mary
Lewis, Olive Va.
nnnd,s Ilille cnrn I'll i,.n,. I'll.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01
EirolLcti.

Hood,s PnIs eure alI Liver ms.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

DO your glasses suit you? X not see
DR.. Week, lj2 Main st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

We are sole agents for the Youma,
Hat Goldman X Hofhcimer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-01

Washington, Sept. 3O.-Sccretary Her
bert Will leave Washington for Ala baml
on wednesday night. He goes South Ia
deliver several speeches on the currency
question.