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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
TERSE TElEGRAMS.
The Newsiest Flash News in Abbrevi-
ated Form

BELLAIRE, o., G.-The Bellaire steel
plant was closed down at midnight last
night. pending the settlement of cut
OF from 10 to ID per cent. in wages.
1t Is believed n compromise will be
reached and the works will start up
within week.
SAN FRAScIsCo. 5.-After beiug out
four days the jury in the case of the
strikers charged with obstructing the
mails during the recent railroad strike
were discharged by United States Dis
trict Judge Morrow this morning, be.
Ing unable to reach al agreement.
They stood ten for conviction and two
for acquittal.
WASHINGTON, 6. 6.-Comptroller Eckels
today appointed G. q. Magruder, OF
indiana, former Chief of Division III
the Third Auditors office. teller in the
Comptroiler's office at $4,000 per m.
mum, vice Maj. Amos Webster. re-
moved.
KALNIGH, N. c.. 5. 5.-Tuesday even
ing banquet will be given at the Var
borough complimentary to the men
who did tho work" in erecting tho
Confederate monument. Two hundred
and hfty invltatIonsfhaye been issued
CHICAGO, .-Suphtintendent of Pc
lice Brennan rendered his resignation
to Mayor Hopkins to-day and the lat
ter hns appointed Assistant Superiu.
tendent kipley to the vacant position.
Disagreement with the Police Commits
sioners over the discharge OF S5 axtra
men is the supposed cause.
WASHINGroN, u. = Another attempt
was made to night to burn the prop
erty of the school of St. Mary's
Church. on Washington street between
Fifth and Sixth streets, northwest, a
damage of about 50, 600 resulting.
This Is the third attempt that has been
made to destroy this property within
the past two weeks.
LANCASTER, Pn., G.-Thomas Grady,
for many years cashier of the First
National Bank OF Marietta, is o do.
fanlter for large amount, estimated
at about $4,000. The directors aud
hank examiners are now working on
the books.
HmvANA (via Key West, Fla.), c.
One thousand additional troops arrived
via steamer Shutander, from Csdlx,
last night, making $4,000 Spanish
iroops landed. Martinez Campos will
lnnd at Santiago upon his arrival. Ms
that is near the seat OF the principal
trouble.
RALEIGH. N. c., April Gov.
Carr has applied for the mandamus on
the Secretary OF State, suggested in
Attorney General Osborne's letter, 1T
VIII be served on Monday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
GEN. MALONE 5 ASSIGNMENT
A Deed Filed at Petersburg With
Judge WaddiII as Trustee.
TO SECURE NOTES OF $4,000
HE Gives Up His Petersburg Resi-
dence. His Wife Protected. Judge
Waddill Does Not Think Him
Financially Ruined. Will
Settle Obligations.
BY Southern Associate / pross.

PETEsBURG, Vn., April Gin the
olhce of the Clerk OF the Corporation
Court OF this city, there has been re
corded deed OF trust from Gen. vii.
liam AahoGe to Judge Edmund Wad-
dill, Jr. of Richmond, as trustee.
conveying to said trustee certain prop
erty III this city belonging to Gen.
Mahone. Among other property
conveyed by the deed is the residenc ca
ami property on Market street, ut
present occupied by Gen. Malone aud
family, including all tue personal prop
erty. household and kitchen furniture
of every description, etc. This deed is
made to secure certain notes amount
ing In tho aggregate to about $50, 900.
RiCHMoNp, Va, April 5.-Judge
Edmund Waddill, the trustee named in
the deed of Gen. Malone. recorded in
Petersburg, said tonight that Gen.
Malone wanted TO secure certain debts
lie owed IN preference to others he
considered that he did not owe. uud for
winch he was being sued, or suits were
threatened. He (Judge Waddiln did
not consider that Gen. Malone was
broke by any means.
As he understood it, owing to the
expense Involved in carrying his large
uulmproved real estate in Washing
ton, and entanglemenis growing
out oil real estate transactions Gen.
Mnhune, like many others, was some
what Iii need of ready money.
Still bis property was very valuable
and his real estate in the City OF Wash
lngton alone. at even hn!f its value,
conld sell for enough to paw every
possible liability for him, aud leave
him III most comfortable nlrcnn stnncas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
SEAD0ARD and SOUTHERN
The Case of the Latter Submitted
Before the Railway Commission.
WANT TO CUT TARIFF RATES
Judge Watts Closes the Argument in
Frank Admission of the Seaboard
Ar-Line's Motives. To Meet
the Boycott of Other
Roads.
BY Southern Associated Press.

WAsHISGToN, April G.-Commission-
ers Morrison, Knapp, Neusey and
Clements, of the Inter State Commits
sion, gave Il hearing this morning to an
application of the Southern Hallway
Company TO charge less Tor longer than
for shorter distances for trauspor tutIun
of passengers, in order to meet the cut
rate established IN passenger traffic by
ihe Seaboard Air Line. Leslie nyan
appeured for the Southern Company
Gud Leigh II. Watts for thee Air Line.
a.. S. Goodman represented the Rich.
mond Chamber of Commerce, anu O
lumber of officials of both railway
companies were IN attendance.
When the commission reconvened
alr. Anderson was cross s-eXamiued by
AIR. Ryan. Mr.. Anderson said that he
did not know why Seaboard tick cts hud
been withdrawn from sole i'll Pennsyl-
Sanin railroad Offices. He denied that
he had recently taken trip to place
Seaboard tickets with scalpers in Mem.
Phis, Montgomery. Birmingham, New
Orleaus and Chattanoogu, but mir.
Newman, of his road, had placed orders
for tickets with scnlpers. Commissions
were paid these scaluers
l.. ). Goodman, secretary of the
Richmond Chamber OF CONNER ce, pre-.
sented resolutions OF the cham ber re-.
HuestuR that the application Of the
southern Railway Company be refused
and that the commission Issue orders
40 the Senboard To adjust all passenger
rates on reasonable basis. He eX-
planned that the Seaboard had reduced
the rate from Atlanta to Portsmouth,
Va. from % cents higher than to Rich
mond to Sl.S0 lower than TO Rich
Lnond.
MIR. Haas WAS recalled md question.
cd by Commissioners Morrison as to
what good 1t would do the Southern
road if 1t was allowed to cut its rates
It certainly would not be lower than
ihe present Seaboard rates.
In brief argument MIR. Watts nd
mltted frankly that the cut rate was
established by the Seaboard ss IA retail
ntiou against the Southern road, be.
cause the former had been forced out
of the Southern Steamship aud Rail.
Uay Association and thus lost much of
Ats freight business. THIS concluded
the case and the matter was taken un.
der aQyisement by the Commission.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
t.ouEhrau's rionrer tn.taln.u,
fsonSp.

Perhaps no home in the city of Nor
io!k, or Tor that matter ~ the entire
State, Is better know tLau John Il
Loughran's Pioneer Instnlment House.
OF Nos. 205 and 207 Church street
Mr.. LouShran Is best known as the
oldest furniture dealer in this city and
tue reputation earned III CONDUCTING
that line of trade is well deserve 1.
With his accustomed energy mud enter.
prise. however, he has added another
feature to his business, aud one cannot
only nnd ut his establishment furniture
OF any grade, style aud finish, bnt his
stove department. Is especially attract.
i've and even still more so Is his cloth.
ing department. 1t is this latter de.
partmeut TO which attention this
morning Is especially called. His
stock OF spring and summer suits is
not onIy large but Is full and complete
as to assortment.
Indeed, lie is Offering just now one
OF the grandest assortments OF such
goods to be found nnywhere-not eX.
ceptlnS even IN the larger cities. He IL
offering beautiful liue OF Easter suits
OF correct styles and in the newest pat
terms. In mems boys and chlldreu's
suits OF oil styles and sizes, his stock
soid by him Is guaranteed. These
goods are sold on the instalment plan
81 per week until the full amount of
any garment Is paid for. 1T IS rare
that such au opportunity is offered to
secure secure suit of clothes, and it
Is no wonder that Mr.. Loughran Is
doing big business IN this hne.
HIS establishment IS Que of the larp.
est IN tue SOuth-ls three.stories b,nb
and I0xlOD feet. The hrst floor is filled
win carpets, matiings, lamp goods,
bedroom suits aud every atom OF SPACE
is taken up. The second. story is filed
with an immense stock of furniture.
stoves, clothing, ETC., while the third
story is one mammoth warehouse OF
general stock. lhe following are his
terms; SO worth, 81 cash, 5Oc. weekly.
800 worth. 81 cash. 81 weekly; SO
worth, Sl.50 cash, Sl.50 weekly; SlOJ
worth, 81 cash s. weekly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
Roanokc'.,Grcnt Showing.
Bv Southern Associatei Press.

LYNoHDunG. Va. April GA special
from Roanoke. Va, to the News says:
Nearly 1000 enthusiastic rooters wit .
messed beautiful game OF ball be-
tween the Philadelphia League team
aud tue Roanokes this afteruoou. For
seven innings the score stood > to 0
IN favor of tho visitors. Fisher
pitched the first three innings
for Roanoke and did excellent WORK.
Lloyd relieved him in the fourth
and for four innings had the big
Leaguers completely ut his mercy. IN
the eighth he was touched up for FIVE
hits. which yielded four runs. Roam.
oke could nothing at oil with McGill.
securing but one hit oil of him. Score:
Roanoke "O0OO OooOo-o /
Phiiadelphia D 0 20 D ix-G IL l
Batteres-Fisher, Lloyd aud Clark
McGIll aud Clements.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
NOW READY FOR HER PLUNGE
Ihe Launch of the Steamer New
port News on tuesday Morning.
EXTENSIVE ARRANGEMENTS.
A Large Crowd viii Witness the Chris.
tening of This Palatial River Steam
er Which Will Ply Between Nor
folk and Washington. Trips
BY Daylight.

NEWPORT NEWS. April 6.-Extensiye
arrangements are being made here for
.he launching of the Newport News,
the Norfolk ana Washington steamer.
winch viii take place at the sbipvard
next Tuesday morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
ana everything points now to a large
crowd and an elaborate demonstration.
me compnny's boat. after landing in
Norfolk rs usual, will come direct to
Newport News, bringing largo crowd
OIL prominent people from Washington
and other cities. Mr.. John Callahan
and family will be among them, and
nr. Woodbury., vice president OF the
iine, whose daughter, Miss Grace Wood.
bnrR. VIII hnve the honor of christen.
ing the boat.
everything around the new steamer
Oh inte has been marked by unusual
activity and the work has been pushed
forward with much energy. The bull
proper Is nearly complete, portion of
the upper wood work is being run I'M
ny the joiner force, decks ere being
hnished up rapidly, while the meta
workers are still busy with boiler aud
engine foundations. matches. castings,
etc. lhe launching ways were placed
Ill position some days ugo. and the
cradles hro also IN readiness. When
the Newport News is completed. in
June, the yard will have Just cause to
DC proud OF the work, ior she will by
iar surpass IN comfort the present
steamers, which are elegantly fitted no
hnd furnished throughout. She will
DC used as day steamer by the iiue,
winch viii prove n great advantage to
the travelling public.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07

w. II. Wilder, Mayor of Albany,
Ga, says lie hns suffered with rheumn
aism for fifteen years, and III that time
Ae tried all the SO called specifies, but
10 no purpose. HIS grandson, who
was on the Il. ~. w. railroad. finally
got him bottle of T.. p. Z. The first
Bottle of l.. L. l.. showed its remarkn t.
De effects, and after using short time
,be rheumatism disappeared. and he
Erltes he feels like u new man, and
takes pleasure iii recommending it to
rheumatism sufferers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
CuuEi,, nsrDs,i,.
By Southern Assnciatah Pres

Fort MONROE, Va, April c.
Michael McClish. n CARPENTER from
Washington, who was employed ON the
Chamberlain Hotel, was caurht on the
Chesapeake and Ohio trestle between
Old Point and Phwbus by train ut 6
y. IN. He attempted to get oil in IL
Don't but was struck on the head and
Knocked overheard. His body was re
covered aud will probably he sent
home Tor burial. McDllsh was about
~ years old mud unmarried.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
Bridal Presents.

Messrs. Greenwood ~ Bro, the gold
and silversmiths of Norfolk. are adj
dluS 10 their immense stock of Ster.
ing sllverwnre many new and at.
tractlVe styles to meet the demands o.
the most eXacting i'll style and price.
They handle IN silver, Sterling only.
Coin silver not allowed, only taken m
exchange ms currency for Sterling
goods Easter novelties in the great
east variety at taking prices,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
RUTGERS DEFEATED.
Virginia Easily OutpIays the Men from
the North.
Special Dispatch to Tho yirginiau.

~, 'NlVfhslrf OF VIRGINIA, April G.
ine Narsities ha't little trouble in dc
featipg the Ru,gers team here this
AFTERNOON. 1t was plain from the stnrt
that the Nnrsities had everything their
own way, ns the visitors were unable to
tnnch Nelson, only getting three hits
OIL OF him, while the Narsities added
several singles and two doubles to their
credit. The Rutgors men only scored in
seventh INNING on pnssch ball aud au
error.nnd once moro in tho Sth inning.
Neely led IN the batting for Virginiu,
Score: Virginia, 8; Rutgers. >.
Batteries-E Eutgers Mohu, Poole and
Fanslyk; Virginia; Cochran aud Mel.
sou umpire-iiarpor. Struck Out
By Nelson. s; by Vnuslyk, |; Poole. =.
m The Varsities will meet Lehigh
Thnrsday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07

The McClearyMcClellan Live Stock
Company wishes the public to know
that they have discontinued their auc
tion sale on Friday. but will coutlpue
to hold auction on every TUESDAY
throughout the year and every day at
private sale. We have 300 head for
iuesdny sale, from the lowest price
horse to the highest type of roadsters.
Remember, we keep large supply at
all times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
Navnt NCyrs.
BY Southern Associated Press.

WAsnlNGroN, April 6.-rhe Monte.
rey left Mare Island, Gala, this morn.
ine for San Diego, en- route to the
Central American States. The Mar
hlehead left Gibraltar this morning for
Beyreut. Syria. pursuant to the urgent
orders issued Thursday by the Navy
Depar tment. The Olympia arrived ut
Santa Baraba channel on the Pacific
coast this morning where she will re-
main two weeks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07

Stainer's beautiful meditation on the
Crnciiixion OF our Saviour will be given
at CRANKY Street Nj. L. Church next
Good Friday evening Mt s O'Clock hv
the choir OF the church, assisted bv Mir.
VIM. ID. Croweil, under MIR. 4. +.
koerner's direction. Tho pnstor, DR..
a. Coke Smith, will deliver "A few an
propriate remarks. Admission free. all
are welcome.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
"""rai "f til" t.ntc fsob"rs owen.
Special Dispatch to the Virginiau.

NEWPORT News. April &. The fune
raj OF the lnte Robert Owen took place
from his residence, on Twenty fifth
street. tins afternoon and was largely
attended. Deceased WAS for several
years president OF the local Carpenters
ANA Joiners' Association and Will be
greatly missed by his associates. The
lntermeut was at Greenwood Cemetery.
The Rev. X. NJ. Chandler oiliciated. he
being members of the NJ. T.. Church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07

An alarm OF fire was turned in last
night WHOM called the department to
the warehouse of Vaughan ~ Barnes in
the cotton district. when about twenty.
tive bales of cotton piled on tho wharf
were discovered To be on fire. The
flames were eXunguisbed with slight
damage. How the fire originated is
not known.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
She Great Atlantic aud Pacific Tea
('pun:inX.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF the Great Atlantic and PacIiic
Hea Company, announcing that for
QUO week only, commencing to.mor-
row, the Sth instant, u beautiful art
panel Will he given away to all pur
chasers Of goods ut their elegant store,
i92 Main street. Manager Griffith is
striving TO please the patrons of the
company, ana IL succeeding by giving
ahem fine goods and paying polite at
ientlon TO their wants. Th teas, cof
fees and sugars sold by tho Great At.
lnntic and Pnciiic Tea Company are
fresh and pure always and speak for
themselves. Those who buy once are
cure TO come again.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.

Lizzie Pierce, Colored, Shot by Knox
Conen.
An alteration took place on Chesn
peake street last evening about G:3O
O'Clock between Knox Conen and Liz
Hlo Pierce. both colorei. in which the
man shot the woman with ~ pistol, the
ball entering her forehea J.. Drs,
Spoicht and Newton probed for the
bail, but 1t conld not be found, She
was taken to the Retreat aud in pre-
cnrious condition. Conen was arrested
and locked up.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
Whippcd orr tic lIciL.
Bv Sonthorn Assonintel prn..

RICnMoSD. Va. April G.-The Bos
tons played here this afternoon and
fn irly whipped the Richmoud team of
the field. lhe Boston's arc III tho pink
Of coudition aud there Is every in
dication TINT they will mako hot
chase for the penaut THIS year. Their
stick work was exceptionally good.
The score:
Il. II. +
Richmond ......0 5000 u % o. q
Boston,. ....l Ui6U2 22O1l5 n o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Stivetis
and Ganzell; Richmond-Wo and
kuorr aud Taunehil1,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
It n0rt of fthr rmliea Ni,nriilcs.

The following Is the report OF the
nited Charities Tor two weeks ending
April 9th:
Groceries and provisions issued to
200 persons; loads of fuel distributed,
90. Membership fees aud donations
Mrs Nj II Balsom, S250; w Ii Ander.
son, 50; q Ii Diggs, So; B Z Lo,al!.
S2.5D; Henry Wake. $3.50: DAVIS
bakery, 10 loaves of bread; f. Campo.
so. The MAN,oruryr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
GREAT CUT PRICES.
Special Sale at Levy Bros., ia Mair
Street


T.. S. Jafiray Il Co., one Of the largest
Wholesale houses in New York, ~ in
the hands Of receivers. The stock i,
being sold Mt immense sacrifice to cash
buyers. Our Mr.. l.. Levy has been at
tending this great sale and succeeded
III securing some great bargains, which
have been arriving daily. We have
been making tremendous eXertiops
getting the stock ready for this great
sale. and have Determined to give our
customers the benefit of these great
bargains, and have marked the goods
accordingly for this
rent special >ntr Nondnve April Sh
% pieces iShantong Pougec. silk
finished dress goods, at C yard, worth
l5c; 20 pieces India null batiste at Is G.
worth l5c yard; 10 pieces plaid, double
width dress goods, at &c yard; beauti
full colored satteens ut &c yard. black
satteens. SC. Sc. lOc, l2lc. extra values
- pieces lmper al percales at 7lc ward
10 pieces serge, usual DOC quality, at
Sc yard; 100 pieces beautiful new
dress goods, l2!c, l5c, zoe, 25c
yard aud II general mark down
on onr entire dress goods stock
100 pieces best Merrimac calicoes at 40
y
best selicia 7ic best percahne lOlc:
grass cloth, all colors, 30 yard: hair
cloth, Zoe, 2jc; good waist linlngs, &c
yard; black and white faced cambrics
tic; fine linen damask. knotted fringe
towels, l5c each; very large Huok linen
towels, l2!c each; fine large cotton
towels, &c; fine knotted fringe, open
work, damask linen towels, mammoth
in SIZE, 23c each; linen doylles, 25c
dozen; cotton doylies, 25c dozen; ne
linen damask doyIies. 50c dozen; 10
pieces white linen table damnsk, 2jc,
33c. 3Ic, SOC, 62ic. 76c yard; 20 pieces
Turkey red, red aud white, red
and green, table damask, 60
inches wide, at 25c yard; white India
lawn, DC to 2Oc yard; white check mus.
Inns, ic 10 l24c yard; good check apron
ginghams, at lie, best quality &c yard :;
i case 30 dozen children's fast black
seamless hose, 1Dc pair: IA chenille
table covers. 39c; Il 1 size, beautiful
colorings. SIC each; lot ladies' lauu.
dried SHIRT waists, 49c; | lot calico shirt
waists. Doc; | lot boys calico Jackets.
100; balance special lot Florida water
and fine handchlets extracts, 2jc bot
tie, worth o0c; japanese tiusel drapery,
l9c; balance OF our stocks of silks,
prices cut from Zoe TO 25 per cent
Audroscoggin A. cot,ous, JIc; Fruit OF
the Loom, cOttons, &c yard; 6ue
white cambrIc, Sc;:best Lonsdale cam
brlc, &c. Besides, our immense stock
of gloves, handkerchiefs. corsets, mus
lin underwear, men and boys shirts,
sweaters, collars aud cnils and hundreds )
of other goods that want OF space for e.
bids mention. You are invited to call
ana examine the bargains we mention.
Levy Bros, III Nam street.
Select your spring suit from the
largest and most complete line of for
eign sutlngs and tronserings i'll the
city ut Nichols ~ Wallace. 100 Main
street.
Newest Discovery"-Ixt teeth no
pain, y. Y. u, Rooms. l62 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07

The Bed Bug Poison sold at Bur.
rows drug store. Warranted tho
strongest article made. Only % cents
pint. A brush gwen to apply it. One
OF our hote! men says: "It knocks them
silly. | would not be without it,"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
PALM SUNDAY.

To-day.
To day is Palm Sunday, tho Inst Sur
day IN Lent. SO called from the custom
Of blessing branches of the palm trees
or of other trees substituted IN those
countries where the palm cannot be
slessed, aud OF carrying the blessed
branches IN procession IN commemOru-
sion OF the trnmpha entry OF the Lord
auto Jerusalem. The date of the origin
ol the custom Is uncertain. though the
usage certainly existed III the seventh
century. The ceremonies are very I'm
presSlye.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
New silks.

eJondsy morning ] will place on sale
zoo pieces of silk, III all styles and
grades, from 25c to Sl.75. Waist silks,
chiua silks, taiieta silks, III checks.
stripes and figures. for dresses and
waists. Al we ask il that you will call
early and give us IA look. Don't forget
,he prices-from 20 to Sl.75. Il. A.
Ssunders, l72 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07

The Daisy Roller Mills report a
rushing trade the past week. Nearly
every grocer in tho city handles their
flour aud finds ready sale for II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
E.nAfcr Offering.

HVe are Offering this Easter silver
aovellies at lower prices than ever.
See what you can buy for oOc. Chap.
men n Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07

The City Attorney has been so busy
OF late attending To city matters that
he had little time TO give to his private
practice. On this account the Councils
has voted him clerk.
Since Mr.. Shelton has been in office,
which is about nine months, ho has lie.
llveted llo written opinions as City
Attorney.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07
% Ice Cream aud i,n,t.rn,,t,,

Macs Dairy Lunch Rooms will com.
mence on Saturday to serve ice cream
and bnttermiik. Tables for ladies ut
22 Commercial Place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-07

We will receive the newest shapes in
hats as they come out. We will keep u
complete stock of millinery goods to
the end OF tho season. Will try to
please all customers, but will never
charge eXhorbitant prices.
Mrs. p. RIEs,
lCi Church street,