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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
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Seattle and Ia Conner route-t- &
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

STEAMER 81 IDE -. 90
r..,ea CCTnen..s4 dock Iac-s Fn-
m Mondays. Wednesday. ssss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
HOODS CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Harrington dock. foot Of Wast
ington street, Tuesday. THURSDAY "a
SATURDAY sI1 o'clock - m for kilgxs2
Port Gamble, Seabecil. Bremen Ho1s,
n.w.tfo. IIliiwsup F.slls. HoOdspoH I'd
Union City. Returns alternate eayS
Fare, soc 10 all points. -.
A. q u BERRY. AgszI
ID. TRoUTMAN. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

PEOPLES SAVINGS BAs.K
Occidental block Seattle. Wash
Capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. slG 90
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J. z. TRoW sRIllE. r. 5, suOl.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
Colleen Nltriiinm

The Norfolk College for Young La
uics Will open "Wednesday. October "a
under the supervision Oi a prominent
educator of the South. supported by a
corps OF competent teachers. graduated
rom the best educational institutions
Of the country. Pupils will have tLr
advantage OF III" most approved meth
odS Tn" primary department Will tie
IN charge of lady thoroughly equip
ped in kindcrEartru work The art de
rattmeut will be presided over by that
splendid artist. Mrs Jenny Delony Rice.
now "n ruui" from Paris. where she has
sp"nt her vacation in taking lessons
from distinguished artists. Stcuo-
Hiaphy. t%r"writing and bookkeeping
VIII be taught by competent teacher
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
Could Not Agree.

The special jury I'm the 81. 200 damage
suit brought by H. T.. Parker and wife
AGAINST the city OF Norfolk. rc-nsscm-
pied promptly ut 10 a. IN. yesterday and
went into the jury room. After con,
ierrinE together until 1890 without
agreeing Judge Martin sent for them
ana III reply to his question they said
mat there was no probability Of an
agreement, whercupon His Honor dis
charged them.
n NirEinian reporter talked with one
OF the Jurors and was Informed that the
Jury stood eleven in favor of Il verdict
Tor the plaintiff in the sum of s.. 500
while one juror wanted to render II YER
dict for tn" defendant. The one posi-
lively refused TO bulge an inch. claim
ing that he did not think that the city
was the proper party to be sued in the
matter. and as II could not be expect
pcctcd that the eleven would come to
hin, especially as twelve men on the
previous trial had given the plaintiffs
E,7OO they could not agree
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
WANTS TO PRESS THE CHARGE
the Mayor Desires 20 Suhstnutiu,c
ELS Letter Ia Tine 5',,.,,.itS

The committee from the Councils
having in charge the letter of Mayor
ieitit, making charges against the Po-
lie" commissioners, have received n le. .
Ter from the Mayor asking to he allow
Ell to appear before the committee
aSllh with witnesses To prove the asscr-
lions made in his communication
The committee will meet at the CITY
iFcaSurcrS Office Tonight at = O'Clock
and will then decide as to whether the
case VIII be TcopcHed and the Mayor "a l.
lowed To Introduce his witnesses. Mem
beiS OF IN" committee spoken to by a
NlrBinlan reporter seem perfectly will
ing to acccde 10 the Mayors request
The Mayor. ii is said. is Very much
upset over the statements made by
commissioners Nrrdicr and Bolton he
Tor" the committc" Tuesday night, and
now realizes that he made a mistake in
not taking his witnesses with him at
that time.
should he be allowed tn apucar again
tonight the testimony. ii is said Will
throw an entirely different light on the
urSa niZatiou OF the police force from
That pictured by the Commissioners ana
the Chief.
Shonid the committee refuse to grant
TN" Mayors request at to-nicht'S meet
inE a secret session will be held and the
report OF the committee to the Councils
concluded. based on the statements
made nj the previous meeting.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

In the suit Of q. w. Battlcy and c. II.
Spann VS. w. a. Greene. I'm assumpsit.
John w. Gardner. who has been duly
summoned as Garnishee WAS sworn and
admitted on oath that he Is indebted
10 w. y. Greene in the sum of 1904.
whcreupon II was ordered by the court
that he pay over TO the plaintiffs the
sum Of $l3: with interest from the Let
day of May. 1898. and S20.62, the costs
o: bringing this suit.
In the suit Of l.. Shefsky e. Co. VS..
Sarah Davidson. in assumpsit judE-
incnt awarded to the plaintiffs for
S74.1l with interest and costs.
Arthur G. Anthony W.. Greene &
Dunkloc, in assumpsit and attachment ;
Judgment awarded to the plaintiff for
SlS2.Sl with interest and costs.
Tn" suit of l.. -. TcaIslc Quimby VS.
The Pilot Publishing Company. was dis
missed yesterday on motion of the
plaintiffs counsel
Burruss. son d Co. have entered suit
against James II. Johnson. in debt. for
the sum of $235 due on negotiable note.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

Notice is given that the eighteen foot
curry" of northeast breaker Shoal has
approached to within forty feet of the
Hilton Head range line. All mariners
using the southeast channel into Port
Royal Sound are warned not to 20 To
the northward of the Hilton Head
range line until after they have
brought the Paris Island range on
TO insure safety i'm using this shanrcl
bN daylight. when the ranges are some
times not visible. the black and white
perpendicular striped buoy. known as
Turning Point Buoy. has been painted
red, numbered . -. changed from n
can to Il nun buoy. and placed in TWEEN
tN-SeNrn feet of water AT the intcrsec-
ton of the Paris Island and Hilton
Head range limos
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
DAY OF ATONEMENT.
The Most Solemn and Impressive of
Hebrew Festivals.

To-day at shutdown begins the most
sacred day In the Hebrew year. the
Day of Atonement. This is the period
in the Jewish calendar known as "Yom
Ripper" and all orthodox Hebrews
upon this day atone for the sins COM
mittcd in the past year. and in addition
to praying for the forgiveness of them
they pray for their departed friends
and relatives and fast during the whole
period of the twentyfour hours. All
the business places kept by the He
brews in Norfolk will be closed and the
attendance ut the synagogucs will be
much larger than ut any other time,
consequently the ceremonies for THE
occasion are extremely interesting and
solemn. One of the greatest features
Is the music. and much care and thought
Is given to the preparation of the lium>
beers. 50 that they will be rendered "a"
Impressive as possible in order to soften
the hearts and bring into sympathetic
unison the feelings of those present.
AT the Church-Strcet Synagogue (Oher
Sholcin) great care has been taken In
selecting the music. Professor j. J.
Miller has been training that choir for
some time, ana has made extensive
preparations The fact that this choi..
has been under his charge is sufficient
to guarantee that the music will be U;
the highest order and artistically rem
dered. Below is the programme for this
evenings services, beginning at c
o o'clock:
Opening selection-~StrinE quartette
and organ. "Alozart's Ave'Verum."
Silent prayer-String'quart Med
itation." by Noigt.
Before acknowledgement solo and
chorus, "Fo Thy Temple" (by BochD.
Miss Lena Hofhcimcr
After sermon-Soprano solo, Save
Me. q God" (by RandeggcrJ. Miss Lena
lIofheimer.
Before bencdiction, anthcm--Soprano
solo and chorus. Source OF Love" (Sy
RossinD. Mrs. Cora Pullen.
CloSc-String Quartctte and organ,
"Sanctus," from Webers mass in Ef.
For the memorial service tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock the programme
will be:
Introduction String Quartette and or.
gan, "Cicbct," by Eistler.
Anthem-Selo and chorus, Il Waited
for the Lord" Thy Mcndelssohn), Miss
Smith and Mrs. Pullcn.
puett-"The Lord My Pasture Shall
Prepare" (by Schuccker), Miss Hof-
heimer and Mrs Pullen
Soio-"Shy Art Thou Cast Down. O
MY Soul" (by SchncckcD, Mr.. j. l.
Jenkins
Silent prarer-String Quartctte aui
organ. "intcrmea2o," from Cavalleria
Ductt-"A Light Streams" tby Shell
W. Miss Wilkins and Mrs. Pullen.
Trio-"fioly Jehovah" (hy owen
Mrs. l'ullen. Mr.. Jenkins. and Crowen
Concluding anthem OF choir service
Praise the Lord" by Randegger.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

The funeral of Mrs. Mary ANN Cam.
aGH mother of Mr. John O. Carnage.
whose death has been previously an
nounccd In The NirgiMiau. took place
from her latr residence on Bank street
yesterday afternoon. and WAS lurrnIv
attended. the floral tributes being cS-
p"ciaiiy beautiful The services were.
conducted by Key. Or. lowcrton. pas
tor ni the First Presbyterian church.
ana IN" remains We're laid 10 rest I'm
hlmw"od Cemetery. the rallbcarrrs be-
ing COZ. t'eoSc TAFT. McSsrs. VIM. II
Collins. l.. w. Santos. John r White.
head. John Y. Howard. j. G. Norswor.
thy. Johm Ecriy ana LoM \ Dnwnu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

who came down from Richmond on
Wednesday for him
Margaret Jones. colorcd. breach OF
the peace; dismissed; costs to complain
ant.
Robert Worrel. colorcd. stealing; dis
missed; costs TO complainant
Samuel johnson. white, seaman hail
ing from Nova Scotia. nuisance; re-
leased and ordered to leave town.
Rosetta Foreman, colored, breach of
the peace ana threatening to kill Lima
Casey. dismissed with costs S1.75.
John Lewis. colored, drunk: 81 and
costs
Ed. ForteTburg. white, trespass; dis
missed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

Mcssrs. w II. IL Tr.cv 8. GO. will sell
at h" Real Estate Exchange at II IN.
today. seventeen beautiful building
lois. block .5,nlat Of the Mort beast Nor
folk Land Company. between ,IlIli,u
aNenU" and First street These lots
are high and dry, and well located. with
electric cars running close by. sale
positive
Terms-onc-h half cash; balance six
anu Twelve months. See plat al auc-
tionccr's office
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
Horse Thief Arrested.

The young white man who stole y
horse from the stable of MIR. George T.
Taylor. in liramblcton. SUNDAY night
ana who while trying to sell the horse in
Princess Anne county Monday drove of
with a buggy belonging to a Mr.. Atk!n-
son. has been arrested. He was taken
INC custody near the North Carolina
line Tuesday and gave mis- name as
Johnson and his home as Tirambicton
Wald Detective Eastwood went after
him Y, sterday morning To uring him to
THIS City.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
wEATEaI:,s REPORT.
Forecast tor To-day.

Washington, Sept. %
The barometer has fallen on the
II cAIp Atlantic Coast. 1t has risen rap-
run idly In the Central Valleys and at
Rocky Mountain stations, and Is
highest over Nebraska 1t is
warmer In New England, and
cooler throughout the Central Valleys and
lake regions. Showers have prevailed in
the Ohio Valley, Arkansas and Northern
Texas.
The weather is fair tonight from Lake
Erie westward to the Rocky Mountains
The weather will clear OH the Atlantic
Coast north of Virginia. with cooler south
winds
Nirginia-Fair: probably local thunder
storius Friday evening: cooler Friday and
Saturday; rortherly winds.
North Carolina-Fair Friday. but local
rains Friday night or Saturday, Winds
shifting TO northerly: cooler Friday night.
PORT CA LENDAR
Sun rises, 5:JS: sun sets, 5:55. High
Water, 4:2o a. m. and 4 80 p. IN. Low water
1929 and IL .0t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
Ocean view lEotcl.

Mr. Charles l. Walton the new man
agcr of the Ocean View Hotel. is max
ing many friends FOR Ills house and the
View generally. MIR. Walton is an old
hotel man who knows his business Hc
sets good table. but that is not all
He Is polite and anablc and makes
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

Katharine X. Groncr and V. u. Gro
ncr. her husband, To- Il w Hudgins. lot
of land situated in Atlantic City Ward,
consideration $iDn.
Wost End Land Company to W. IL.
Terry, lot aud parcel OF land situated
in Atlantic City Ward. on the western
side of Hamilton avenue. consideration
81 coo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
\ rlnin and Simple ncn.on why

EecAuse Mrs. Kaphcl is going out oil
business has rented her store out ami
sold her fixtures is why she is sell
ms her stock of shoes at cost ana in
most instances less than cost. They
must be sold ut some price. Rencm-
bet the number. llG Church street. cor
ncr Plum" street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
SystcTiucn Organize.

me OyStcrmcn of Norfolk held a meet =
ING last night and formed an organiZa-
tloh 10 "" Known ac the OyStcrmen'S
Protective Association and to be undrr
me protection of the Central Labor
tnion. Charles Cannon was elected
president and Chris Kraussc secretary.
ANOTHER meeting will be held at their
nun at the root OF Plume street. to-
night TO perfect the organization, when
al oyster tonSers are invited to be pre-
sent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
ED. M'LOUGHLIN pAILED.

ED. McLoughlin. the well known life
saver located ut Virginia Beach. who
has gained much credit for his brave ry
IN saving lives in eases OF wreck. was o.
his way 10 the station house Yesterday
to surrender himself. when he was met
by Detectives curtis and Williams who
TOOK him In charge He Is charged with
"a irloutouS assault on MIR. james Don
nelly back of Alr. j. t.. Princes saloon
some nights ago. The case was con-
tinued until next Saturday ana the ac-
cused released under bond of SLIGO for
his appearance. Mr. Prince entered as
his surety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
Meteorological DATA.

Maximum temperature. ...............S7
Minimum temperature. ................71
Normal temperature deduced from "a
years observations SIS
Departure from normal. plus Il
Departure since January LIST. l0l
Rainfall for twcnty-four hours 0
Rainfall since LIST of month. .........19
j. j. GRAY,
Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

ThriNes on good food and sunshine
with plenty OF exercise in the open air
Her form giows with health ana her
ace blooms with beauty If her sys-
atiNc remedy. she used the gentle ana
pleasant liduid laxative Syrup of ~.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
We HIVE Few left Come ana Soc
Them

Ladies' pat. tip OXfords. .. o.,
ladies' tan oXfords..... .............4oc
ohiids pat tip button. Q To 5oc
Childs tan button. To ll. so
Misses tan button. IL - 20
Rubber sole shoes, 6 to :0c
Rubber sole shoes. > to o.
Many other bargains at Hellcrs' ono
iric" Shoe store iG Bank street. oppo,
site courthouse.
y spccil reduction In sterling silver
Tor the month OF june Bridal pres
chts very low. Chapman d Jakcfnan
Over 800 people fitted with glasses in
Notlolk by Dr. WECk, and no com
psalnia, u. IL. CALM. W. Main ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

The nobhicst line OF hats To found in
Noriolk can be found at Goldman x
hotAeiUczSE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

koflCI-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
st"Ckh"l'cr> Of the NORFOLK AND CARO-
office 81 The Company in the ci y of Norfolk. Va
on - tfSDAl the 3rd day Of october 1875 a. IL
&C. ELLIOTT, sec eta,y.
-'''i"Ih, Va, sept l'th, 1879. selSdin
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Ned Young, Il colorcd man who drives
for Mr.. b. l.. Christian. was arrested
10y the officer OF the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty To Animals ycstcr-
day, charged With cruelty to u horse
by WORKING him III a galdcd condition
Mr.. Christian. the owner. was present
and was very indignant against the
officer of the society for what he claim
90 To b" o!iiciouSncss on their part. JUS
tic" Burroughs did not aCrc with him In
his opinion. but dismissed the case with
condition that the animal be given Il
rest.
TOO MUCH NORFOLK WHISKEY.
DaNy Jones. Il typical sailor. who be
longs on board the five mastcd schooner
Governor Amcs. now lying at Newpor,
News. taking on Il cargo OF coal. and
which. il is said. is the largest schooner
in the world. came mp 10 Norfolk on
Wednesday To see the town. DaVy cVi-
IDENTIFY measured his carrying capacity
by that OF the boat to which he belongs
as he attempted to take ON fun load
As soon as he got down on his beams
end. however. he came to anchor at the
police station. He pleaded guilty yes
tcrday before Justice Burroughs, claim
Ing that he ONcr-eStimatcd his carrying
capacity His Honor took pity on him
and released him on his promise TO i'm
mcdiately return TO his vessel
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
The case of Milford Davis. colored
who so badly slashcd the colulcd wo-
man. Annie Brooks. about the meek
and arms with an oyster knife some
days ago. was tried in the Police Court
yesterday. The woman presented
terrible appearance, some OF the cuts
being three inches in length Davis
claims that the woman was cut by acct
dent. but the evidence proved that II
was case of unprovoked fcloniOus as
sault. and Justice Burroughs sent him
Oh 10 the grand jury, refusing him bail
MINOR CASES.
Moses alias Adolphus Brooks. color
ed. stealing from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad al Richmond turned over
10 Special Detective W. q. Whitchuuse
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
A WEALTHY LUNATIC
He Escapes From An Asylum and is Arrest
ed Here as a Common Nuisance.
HIS ESTATE SAID TO Be WORTH sac, 900.
SD All Subjects Except Education
He Is Said to He Perfectly Same
stron2 Advocate Oj the Higher
Education of Man other Cases In
the Police ana other Courts.

On taking his seat yesterday Justice
Burroughs found very small docket
ana II looked as though he would dis
pose of them in a very short time AS
me morning passed. however. add
tionai Offenders We're brought in and
before His Honor adjourned court some
very interesting cases were disposed of
an Intelligent and refined looking
White man was before Justice Bur
rouShs last Monday charged with be-
ing nuisance, the officer who had
made the arrest stating that the ac-
cuscd was found roaming around the
stiecis on Saturday last with no def
mite object in view. The man gave his
nam" as William Lindsay. and after
investigation Justice Burroughs dis
missed the case upon the accused pay
INK the costs. Yesterday Justice Bur
rouShS was visited by Mr.. &. G.. John
son supervisor of the PENNSYLVANIA
state Lunatic Asylum. Mir johnson
stated that he had come to take charge
oi MI. Lindsay who had escaped from
his asylum on June 10th last: that Mr.
Lindsay WAS being treated at the uSy-
iuin as an educational maniac: was for
merry state Superintendent of Public
instruction and later II teacher of con
siderable reputation. He became de-
mcntcd on the subject of academies
ana claims that one should be built ut
every country croSSroad ami every
street corner. He was adjud,:cd insane
ana sent 10 the asylum COR treatment.
and as he appeared perfectly harmless
ne was given the privilege of the
grounds. taking advantage of which
hc escaped. Upon the payment of the
costs assessed against the accused by
MIR Johnson he was turned over to the
asylum authorities \ Nirginian re-
porter interviewed Mr.. Lindsay after
his release. ana found him not only II
very Intelligent man. but quite en-
PERTAINING rs well. He appeared per-
fcctly rational upon all subjects until
that of education was brouChcd when
he branChed off into srnSrlcss ideas
anu opinions ON the subject. He claims
TO have been employed ut one time by
Attorney General Scott of Virginia
and is worth tn" large sum of $40 900,
free from iicumbrauccs. Lindsay had
written to his LAWYER In Pennsylvania
for money, and In thi.I way his where
abOutS were learned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
NOTICE..

:. -
NOTICE.
Ihc annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF The GLASGOW DENEI. OPAIEN Mt CON-
PANf viii be held at the Office. of,the Sc
Rotary, No. 20 Main street Norrolk Ia
on Til tRSDAH, the 10th day of Ocioh~r
1928, at u O'Clock IN.
WALTER +. IRVINE.
Secretary.
.>o'' "'n' N"H sept. %. 1870. sc26-tdm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
vi E'.I:g'tSs:S.

For correct glasses see Dr.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

Moses alias Adolphus Brooks. color
ed. stealing from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad at Richmond turned over
10 SPECIAL Detective W. q. Whitchuuse
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-16
1T DIDN'T PAY.
WILLIAM REED DUNROY.

Ward McAllser's Book Was Financial Disappointment.
Edward W. Box talking the other day with New York
who very close his friendship with Ward McAse and
he told Of the keen of disappointment which the famous
social leader always felt at the failure of his book Society
Have Found It. McAster ha great faith his book and firmly
believed he often while the book being made that
would have sae To this friend with whom
talking said that he believed that the book would him
OO The actual facts Of the that he did not make
$1,000 out of it. As such books 60 but not
the that Ward McAster believed wou be- He
but he had bel that the American people
simply waiting his book and that they would by the
thousands Immediately publication But they didn't
buy by the hundreds and Mr. Mcster could saacto
lily explain it's failure to himself The edition de luxe of which
there printed the magical number Of 400
sold quickly 3d. aud the last fifty copies sold
higher These books bought by the ashona BILE but
when the public buying the regular edition the sale
could be found to the extent hoped for have often wondered
how much Of the book really written by McAser Dur
the latter Of his life the became familiar object
his fingers but when his book published he had written
little His individuality is PROFESSIONALLY in the book but that
could easily be retained by clever writer who knew the
always felt that Mics jeanette Glider could tell
writing Ward McAisters book than any