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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
SENATOR Hill TO Sc 4 Lec1uasR
Wakes His noa In chaeago, gIIs snhIesa
EeiuR 'Lfherty."

Chicago. Nov. Ex-senator Hin OF
New York ls going or the platform and
Chicago win be the city Of his debut
This somewhat surprising bit OF news
was made public today by the call of
young man at the Office Of the Audi
torium 20 secure a date for the New
York statesman.
Senator am win make his first ap-
pearance IN Chicago on the night Of
Friday. December 6. at the Auditor
ium. The subject Of his lecture wan be
Liberty"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
FIRE ~ A BIG BOSTON aulLuIVc


- NEEN = .sEIUWs FUEstI NlUEIWW NfFTN II
. pIning Room.
Boston, Nov. 1A.--Four alarms called
out the entire Boston FIRE department
70 a brick building at I9s and 200 Pearl
street. occupied BY the Empire Distil-
ling Company. The flames had gained
great headway and the building was
threatened With destruction. The fIre
caused loss Of s125. 900 $50 900 on the
building and $4,000 on the contents.
The L.owney Chocolate Company.s store
Is next TO the burned building. over
400 airis we're In the dining room, A
panic ensued and several girls tainted
and we're trodden upon. Miss Alice Fay
sustained a broken arm.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
CONGO FaEE sTATE PAlD IN0EMNTl

rhlrly Thouaund pniiarH fgr x4fs enEAxst
Hanging q tzTifish Trader
Brussels. Nov. 1&.-.It Il reported aaat
the Congo Free state has paid 1
pounds Indemnity far the irreeaiae 81.
ecntlon of a British trader, rhMs4Aa
Stokes, hanged last auamex at Lind.
LlndI. b. order % capfain KsofhaAsa. 4
young Belgian ofseer. fsse rAa9m Belmm
made that Stokes. who waa s. exza
sionarys hMd heen guilty o. selling assaa
10 the natives without Nmrranf ~ Wsl
tary or civil law.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

~ sns paSe must eltGe come to an end
~ n.., she oester DAYS mat are comm Is. and
sa.hsr ~ ~ some iustifiahia resolution On
.ne part OF subjected races, or Ahe In
~ ~ StAetsnce OF enlightened Christian ma
lions viii bring better days and better
prospects to the aid OF the sultan
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

Ironfnn. Ohio. Nov. 1s.--Ex Treasurer
Aanaesille 6raeaeciaz of Lawrence
county was today sentenced Is ave
years Imprisonment u the Ohio Deni-
tautiar1 aFN 10 pay nne OF s1I o00.
having pleaded guilty 70 embezziegnant
af county funds.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
INSURANCE o. YACHT MICHIGAN
Or. Herring Ree0vers ny Law from En-.
Riish Companies.

London. Nov. IA verdict In favor
or the plaintiff was rendered today In
a suit brought by DIR. COnyers Herring
of New York for the recovery Of insur~
ance money on his yacht Afuhican. The
jury awarded him 5000 It Is the doc
tors intention 10 bring suit against the
other companies in which the yacht
was insured for the recovery ot an ad-
ditlonal $1,000
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
lAsT EcHo b TAE 80 sraIkI
j ]. nni Expresses Himself on the Late
Implcas amtmsma.

New YORK. Nov. Ill. ]. Hm says:
The strike on the Great Northern Is
dad. Some hundred men went out.
and their places we're nned. This de.
feetion Ia the last echo OF the Dehs
strike u last year."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
EDITOR SENT 70 JAlL Foa coNTenpr


where tie Obtained lnfaFna1s0u
Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 19.~cxsuksz.al
Court Judge Anderson annt WV.
Brooks. editor og the Daily herald. IS
3aii for contempt OF court lnr@aualn. 10
answer before the grand Jury uueaf
relating 70 allegations made Il khe 81.
per that Sunday lars were opanlv go
lated and saloons wers run onnniy.
Broei<s refused 70 ten the souxna a. Al1
information.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
GREETED The RUSSIAN Aacn5lsHoe
Memheru Of MS Faith Ia New York En.
tertatned the preIate.

tertatned the Prslate.
New York, Nov. i4.-About 100 mem-
bers OF the Russian Brotherhood and
Syrian and Arabian societies in this
city greeted Archbishop Nichols Of he
Russian Church In America on his arri-
val today in Hob0ken on the steamship
Havel. The Russian consul was also
present. Tomorrow the archbishop viii
so 70 Bridgeport, Conn. and will re-
turn Saturday. He win then go 10 Ale
gheny City 10 dedicate a school there.
He win also endeayor to raise money
for the erection here OF church for
the Syrians.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
EWoEaTLY MURDERED sY TRAMPs
Body % Lufhsr ne seher % Detf. Il Faur d
on tbs Railroad Tracks.

Detroit. Mich. Nov 1.-THE body OF
Luther n. Bsecfer. q member OF q very
prominent family Of thla city. was
found on q railway track near Lapere
this morning, having been run over
and mangled by a train late last night
Beecher's boots were missing. but were
subsequently seen on the feet of &
tramp His pocketbcok was empty Two
tramps have been arrested on suspicion
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
eAplsT CONGRESS HAS ADIouaNED
Discussed "Thc fsyehelog eel Baais os
MORALITY " ana Othsr snhIeeae.

Providence. r. I, Nov. i2s-The Ma
tional Baptist Congress came to q close
here today. The morning session was
devoted 20 tire discussion OF 'rhe pBy-
Geological Basis % Morality The sea-
sion wa@ concluded with a dissertation
on The Baptism OF the Holy Spirit"
BY Rev. +. L. Campbell OF Boston and
II. M. Sanders OF New York
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
SAN FRANCISCO AND CONVENTION
teppbiiean President WIN probabJy ne
Nominated la That City.

Chicago. Nov. IA special from
Washington says The republican ma
tiouai convention Of 1896 viii probably
be held IN San Francisco. Information
has been received that the Golden GATE
City already has nearly majority af
she national committee pledged is III
fayor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
DELTA KAPPA Epsllos con, tesTloN
Rnsine Meeting Was condindsd -
ssracnse, N. ~

Syracuse, n. y, Sov. 1.-The huHi-
ness session OF the Delta kapp Epsilon
frateruity's national convention was
concluded this noon. The mex conFen-
tl0n win be held In Nashville. Tenn.
Oaicers were elected a. f0Iios +. Presl-
dent, T. h. Waugh. Chicago univeraity.
re: vice president. NJ o. Fitzgerald.
University of California; secretary.
Harris A Houghtof, -. syrI rIeuse uni
versity.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

Louisville. Ky. Nov, i4-HAas nl@hi
at Fountain Ferry n r. searie. me Chs-
oaEo-New York rider. lowered f1e
American record fax 10o nllea frpm 4
hours n minutes IA s hoars a uifn-
uteA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
MErnoDIsT MISSIONARY Ma rTrRs

Columbia kiyeF Conference At'oNdd over
Five thousand Dollars.
Denver. Nov. 1s.-The missionary
committee OF the Methodist church de-
voted the forenoon session or the dav
apportioning the si.1o0.O 600 approl lrlated
yesterday for missions and the work
was unfinished when recess was taken.
The Columbia river conference y Fas al
lowed sb,oab, with $500 additional tor the
Neg Peree reservation; Oregon. s2790;
Puget sound. $3.50.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
DAUGHTER soRN 10 czAR a o WIFE
Pvfue % Of Rayns Rsand il handsome
ard Healthy.

ard ilea fhY.
st. Petersburg. Nov. I5.-'Ehe ac-
couehmsnt OF the czarina occn Ted this
evening az o'clock. A daughter was
born 20 the ezar and czarinA. Both
mother and child are doing well.
The court physicians in tteuldRnce at
the accouchment Of the czariF|a report
the child 70 be a Handsome girl. and
they agreed that the mother II rapidly
recovering. Services connected with
the birth Of the infant were he id In ac-
cordance with the rites Of the orthodox
Greek church. The baby has b ZEN mann
ed olga.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
MARcus sAWTEllg'a s100EN 5E1TH
pfominent tor Forfy xaara Il Na41lI4
N0aMt MgM8mM

Port Townsend. NA11.s AcF. q 2zafs
Gus A. 4nwkalle. raeelNas o& EA& N4rt
Tewnnand NMfi0naa nsass alaH HaAen.
IS this aftefuo1n an lhe atastE E4
home Mhile a Feaae e A@ss4e
death va caaaed ~ heaFt fasspHs
deceased has btea pFonlintnt t4e
wears n paa5Kin NsA8t nslniNN An
moderately wealthy. He cap ~
townsend fxe yeRfa agQ frcm
where ha had nGeA nToMlnaak nl
tiea He vas 81 Heafe 2l8
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
CUTTER BEAR IS At SAN FRANCISCO
a-taIn nsaiy Reports 1 ths Grew as
Welt

washington. Nov. IA telegram re.
oelved from Captain Healy. announces
she arrival at San Francisco or the rev.
enue cutter Bear. which during The last
season haA been doing patrol duty IN
Bering sea. From the fact that Captain
Heaiy states 10 hia telegram that ''AIl
are we'll" it II assumed that he re-
covered from the efieets Of his rsoent
accident.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
FUNERAL VI THE LATe !. .. DRAKE
Bedy Inaerrea IN Rose nfii cemetsry-
Chicago. vita siasosis tics.

Chicago, Ill, Nov. fs.-Th body on
the late John b. Drake 81 thi city vas
Inferred thia afternoon In Rose HM
cemetery. services conducted by Rev.
Dr. BarTowa of the First Pr ezbyterian
church. and were followed b y The Afa-
sonic ritual Under the auspi ses Of APP
polio e1mmmndery. Knights Templar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
RUNoR 81 ~ aolo sHIsMENTs

AZ Leaat TWb NlliiDa DollaTs Expected
30 70 tamerFaa-
New York. Nov. i8.-No gold bills ap-
peared today IN the sterling exchange
market. but ramors 81 the engagement
tomorrow of Al least 81 0eo. 900 for ship
ment Saturday are very persistent. one
Of the largest exchange houses u sald
to Be figuring on 8. 81, ,ee9 for engage
mant and the leading German banking
house Il put down for s500.9a8
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
MuRDtREp sY a JEALOUS lovEF
Woman Ktiied AZ Larsdo. Texas. HAD
sad History.

FAs@ NAAHA1A
Dallas, Tex, Nov 1.-THE woman
killed at Laredo, Tex, yesterday was
Mrs. Christian Hemm OF ST. Louis.
whose husband died at 81. Louis about
month ago. she came to Dallas IN
September under the assumed name OF
Mrs, Schultz and remained until called
TO St Louis by her husbands death.
she returned two weeks ago ana Il il
said she took the name OF Schultz be-
cause she was afraid a man named
kuntz would kili her for refusing to
marry him before her husband was
dead. she left Dallas last Thursday
night TO meet Kuntx at Houston and
marry him. The girl found murdered
with her was Ethel Fischer OF st. Lou
isi her niece.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
aouL0s MusT ~ THoss -

Totals for the United States. Sl.I70,-
s5e.lG4; increase, las.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

There b q enod demand for rough rice
a. Naw orianna.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
A PECULIAR STORY.


81. Louis. Nov. l4.--There Is more
than the ordinary story back Of the
adventures OF Mrs. Caroline Menn and
her murder at Laredo, Tex, by will
lam Kunz, or o'Harrold. as he Is aown
here. her lover. She was proprie tresa
OF a hotel In East ST. Louis, Ill Thir-
teen months ago Mrs. Menn left her
husband and eloped with Kunz, taking
her stepdaughter's child. Clara Fischer,
who was also murdered. Ten weeks
ago her rightful husband Fred henn.
who continued the management OK the
East 81. Louis hotel after her eIope-
ment. died. Some say the cause was
heart disease. others ascribe Il TO vhis-
Ky. The Mems had been married about
y years He had three daughters by
his first wife. The couple began O. drift
apart three years ago. when Mrs. Menn
feii In love with her husbands bar
keeper. Michael O'Harrold. aged 2 She
was 55 years OF age. Her husband was
nearly 90 years old. Mrs. F1scher left
tonight for Laredo to take char se of
the bodies.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

New York. Nov. 15.--The following ta-
Bile. compiled BY Bradstreet's. shows the
total clearanees at the principal cities.
and the percentage of Increase or de-
crease, as compared with the carre-
spending week last year:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Corporation Court.

n charter was yesterday granted by
Judge y. t. lianCkcl "a tn" Seaboari
Fire Insurance COMPANY of Norfolk
with the following as officers: John L.
Roper, president: &. $ Sherwood Of
Portsmouth, viC"-preSidrnt: !. f. Andre
Mottu. secretary and treasurer The
above officers with Mcssrs r : Tay-
lor George l.. APPS, u. f.. Donovan. S
r. White. Il. NJ Hughes. X. \. podson.
j. W. Perry and G. w Eeutrcss of
Norfolk. and John r Griffin. r. Y.
White. Henry kim aud George H. Bar
rett. of Portsmouth,. constitute the
board of directors. The minimum cant
tai Is tn u" 5000 and the maximum
SZVO,DOn. The company viii conduct Il
general lii" insurance business in all it's
branches aud act as insurance brokers'
VAUGHAN. ALIAS WILSON CASE
me cases of j. I. NaughHn.ulias John
y. Wilson. and bessie Vaughan, alias
i'"Ssir Wilson. wer" called in the Cor
poration Court yesterday and continued
until next Monday Tor tn" arrival OF wit
n"sscS from Richmond This is tho
Nouns man and woman who were ar
rested some time ago for robhing the
boarding house of Miss belle White. Of
this city, ana who were indicted by the
last grand jury
Acquitted
In Tie Corporation Court to-day the
jury rendered verdict OF not guilty
IN the cases oC y. T.. $teinbelv aud j
" i''li' 'i!iUN W l!il''tli llttr, tnil.stG
with breaking into u vessel owned D,.
Elliott and Taylor. while lying in tho
southern tIrauch. between Portsmouth
and Berkeley and stealing rigging from
the hold of the vessel. ON July 9Th last
The cases We're tried separately
TOO III TO APPEAR
When the case Of Emma H,u wife of
j. w. i;rh charged with conveying a
saw to her husband In tho city iail
with view I" aiding his escape from
prison, was called IN tn" CORPORATION
Court yesterday u certificate from a
physician Was introduced stating that
tn" woman was physically unable To APP
pear. The case was. therefore. coutIn-
ucd until Il future date.
CON MONWt.ALTII VS. ROMAN.
Michael Roman. indicted by tn. last
grand jury 10! frloniuusly shuotir.
Thomas Hart. Colured was airaisucd
and pleaded not guilty. Judge Thos.
tt. Wilcox appeared for thu defendant
commonwealth Attorney Baum con.
Quoting the prosecution. After hearing
the evidence ana argument til" Jury 70
tired. but after being out until nearly !,
o'clock without arriving at "a verdict
JudE" iianCkcl adjourned them until
to-day at 1890 o'clock a M
w. Il. Duline was authorized hy
JudG" iianck"i yesterday To celebrate
IN" inarriag" ceremony. he eiSing tho
required bond $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

time, and almost every lawyer prac-
tlcihg at the bar was present. AS the
many cases were called the respective
pleas of demurrer. general issue. leave
To III" special pleas. abatement set
on etc, etc. were entered on motion
of the attorneys. The following cases
were dismissed from the motion dock
ct. X. Il. Waller X Co. rs. &. H. 3calc
y Co. James MdLarcu VS.. Patrick
Madden. w. \. Swank VS. George
Wood on the docket of "old causes
the following asked for jury trial: r..
IL. Freeman vS. clyde Steamship Com
pany. ". II. raliafcrro vs New York
Life insuranc" Company, NJ. l..
Church vs. G. II .. Railway Company,
w. III. H. Trio ". VI. ~ NJ. Savings;
Bank, Mary chcatham W.. Richard -
kiblcr. Thomas iiottimore VS. IL. c.
Gordon ct ais. Austin Nichols & co.
rs. Gardner X Morgan. Ida Il. Oliver
vs. Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY.
Kate oliver. who sues. etc. VS.. Mutual
Life Insurance Company, G. T. New
bill vs. Norfolk street Railway Com
pany, g. Dewitt vs.. r. Is. Wright.
samuel NJ Midget. administrator w.
New York Life Insurance Company
John X. Tompkins vs.. ii. S Ackiss
j. Knight Thomas vs.. Virginia Peanut
Associat ion. :. y. Walters VS. Standard
Guauo Company. Felix Denny VS. Nor
folk Street hallway Company, G. l..
Carr vs.. Pcanctte lIofrhcimcr. PAT
Booker vs. John T.. Bolton and w. H.
King. Special jury was asked f. i'm
the case of James T.. Parker VS. the
city of Norfolk. The cases of j. H.
Camp vs. wilkins and Colt. and Geo
ON. Palmer ~. Josie McRoy. were
dismissed from this docket ON the
docket of new writs OF enquiry q Jury
was asked FOR in the following cases.
John T.. Fulfurd vs.. g. W E"utrcss &,
Co. Peter {. Warwick Jr vs. Nor
folk street halfway Company. Farm
= = IA ,,tt, NIL,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
meteorological Dntn.
I. $. Department of Agriculture.
MEETINGS OF MINISTERS.
Ncthodists and nnpti>ts Make Eu.
rourn1ili. REPORTS.

The meeting of both Baptist and
Methodist ministers yesterday were
very largely attended. and encouraging
reports, were made from ali the church
cS represented.
~ the former Rev. 4. A. Hall report
ed that he would soon begin a series
of special meetings. Rcv. II X outs
"nl cry received TWO candidates for
baptism ON sunday and in the after
noon dedicated the Mission Chapel at
Giim' St"n. tw" being baptized at the
close of tn" services.
Among other reports received were
the following:
Key. T.. II. Martin. of Calvary
church. organized l.. Y. T. l. sun
day afternoon.
Roy. Il. H. White. of Rurrouehs Me
mortal Church. win organize Il T. Y. T..
Thursday night; Rev. j. " Mitch
ell reported two received: Rev. NJ a.
W marion received one by experience.
~" viii dedicate tho new Baptist
Church AT Cedar Run. in Culpeppor
y""ntA' iniS week. k"v. S. 9. Davis
Reported proitIctcG meetings i'm all his
rhur,h hes this fan. y colorpd bap-
tism At Deep Crctk OF cshty-nv,. con
NertS drew larg" crowd Sunday
morning.
Rev. {. $. Blackwell. Of riizabeth
~ W." present with two boys he Is
taNinS 1" tn" North Carolina BAPTIST
prihuHaG", and reported just having
celebrated his third annivcrsarv i'm
i.llEahetn city; the church mrmhcr:shiD
uoubi"d in three Years: S. 900 raised. :,
m" r. y. u. L. organized. and daily
meetings h"inG held in the reading
room. which takes tho pleCc or a Y N
g y in that town This has b,,.n =,
great year tor Christian WORK I'm North
'at"sIna. iiitN-iiE" converts received
| rs ia" result ot three days MEETINGS at
NdrNi"!.: twcnlN-onr Iartiard SUNDAY
| at lieiii"rd ana greet ucccsSious an
| aver ,n, STATE. Mr. i!larlW,lI Goes 10
! Modes, own 20 assist Eyv. W. W.
| Wood in a revival
| Al The m-"tina of TIC Ni.thcdi.t min.
| st"rs Rnv. J. = Ruutt,n. of I.clii"s
| Memorial lrpoit"d ON" ronyer,:inn,
| Toy. lDr. Tudor. of CUNlbcrlaud-Str.,.t.
| received TWO ~ certificate. Hey. Inv.
! "l N"rFl"N. preached q SERMON com
! mem"!htiuH tn" tWcmtS-nith an.livrl-
| SdiN 81 That church; Key. " a. Ed
| wards. "i Central Church Will lecture
! ihHrSdIN ON tn" history of Methodism:
! KEY. Mr. stevens, Of LYnchburr. re.
| crlNvd one hy certificate, a. N-riyh,
| Memorial; H"v Mr.. Hank. assisted by
| Icy Nh i'aslorl, oi panvil". is hold
ms rl"iract"d meetings at Dcuby's
church. Rev Mr.. GY.on. Of l.yunhuy,,,
rrI1 q hi, church hul!olu. unisI.I
! Miss Laura udygood. Il sister of
| Hishor liaNgood Il returned mission.
/ drN from China viii arrive. in \o.
! l"lh next Friday and attend - par!ur
nrrtiu- Tor ladies at Captain .Johu |.
| huprr'S on Saturday ON Suudny
| morning next shr Will speak AZ the
| irinhN-Sir,"t sunday school. L. IN,
| Missionary society in The afternoon.
ana may bc called on to speak 10 me
| church al night ,n tn. China Mission
! work. In tn" morning She will tell of
'l' w"rh among Chimes" children
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
WEATHER. ItEPOrs'r.
Forecast tor 'To.dny,
Washington. Oct. 81.

Washington. Oct. 21.
NirGinia-Soyth to east winds:
II cam warmer.
\ run North carolina-Fair caSterly
\ winds: slightly warmer.
4 The barometer has risen OH
the Atlantic coast north OF
Georgia and in the Rocky Mountain dis
tricts. II has fallen In the Central Val
leys and Florida. Northeast gales con-
tinue. with heavy rains in Southern Flor
Ida. and the indications ar" the storm
central over Cuba viii move northeast
ward east OF the coast line. following the
general course OF the Gulf stream.
The disturbance which was central over
minnesota this morning is now central
over Lake superior.
Fair weather prevails from the Gulf
States northward over New England
and the lax" regions ana in the north
west
II is warmer in the Central Valleys
and colder in the extreme northwest
Warmer. fair weather will prevail along
III" Atlantic coast north OF Hatteras.
Fair weather vii continue In the Gulf
States and Central Valleys.
PORT CALENDAR.
sun r!!S"s.":-o; sun sets. 5:l'. High
water 800 u. m. and GA y III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
IN THE CITY'S BY-WAYS
Many Items Of Interest Found by the Report
eTS Of The Virginian About Town,
MARINE AND OTHER INTELLIGENCE.
Notes Of Religious and other Meet.
i',gs Personal Gossip About We'll.
hno"n Pcople-Opcncdm Detective
Agency Returned From Europe
Revival Meeting in Progress.


MIR NJ g. NuSbaum has gone Nortb
To-day is Virginia Day nj The Allan
Ia Exposition
Captain II. Seymour has returned
from New York
MIR A. : Hail spoke at the Union
Mission last night
The State Board OF Pharmacy meets
in Richmond to-day.
Rev. q. : Rarteu. u ID preached
at Union Mission SUNDAY night
1t is said that the time bDu M ola
Point will br moved 10 Norfolk
y meeting of the Press Clnb win h.
held this afternoon mt : o'clock
Captain +. NJ NIordic;t has unru.d -
private detective agency in this CITY
The monthly meeting 90 Pickett
Buchanan Camp. {. 4 VIII he hold ia
ui;;ht
An important nnc,in, of tn. Central
La aur Union will be held mis- evening
At Labor Han.
Tin. Third Ward D.,,,rr,,ic cum,
held Il meeting al 20; Htitc street last
night
Rev In. A. coke Smith is conduct
ing :; series of revival scyvirrs al
Queen street NJ l.: ,,hnrch
policr Serseant Kohin "ln" has , mai,
OF black Kid sIevcs found ON Main
street They await am nw,,a,.
The Hoscbud Society of Granny
street II T. church boI,i , ,,or-,tta,,,i
ed mea'inT sunday y ' ar'@rn@on. "''f''''-
charged win stoaiinr cl",linr form ,,,,E
William uohson nj i.anhnrt'g PAM
RI" nrnmhIntnu rooth"u foam nn,;
the Junior Eleven OF Portsmouth viii
play ii came nj the y NJ q pnri;
this AFTERNOON
Tin. cni.uor-stnnc nr mo ,,,,,. ,,,,.,,l,,
Baptist Church tcolorrdn or Ghnrc,
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
BIN.

SMlTll-At the residence OF parents.
No North avenue. Atlantic CITY Ward,
MohouN. October 2lst at G:l5 O'clock u,
M. EDNA VIRGINIA.. Youngest dnuci-
ten OF John r and Mary T.. smith. aged
years and months
The funeral Will tax" place from above
Residence THIS CrucsdayD AFTERNOON
nj = o'clock. Friends or the family are
RiAGCi-At tho residence of Mollio
Hollywood. No 50 Church street, last
nisht, JENNIE BRAGG. of Richmond.
Qk.chmoni. Petersburg ana Raleigh ,!~.
O. papers please copy.
SPRTILil-At 10 o'clock LAST cvonjne
at thc family residence IS Bank street
JOSEPH IL. son of MIR. j. G. Spruill.
aged II years
Funeral will he announced hereafter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Assignment Of sc,.c

Tn" Old Dominion Guano Companv
ivSiernaN hIcd a deed OF assignment of
their leas" OF the property RECENTLY oc.
cupi"d 10y the Norfolk ManufaCtl,r,no
company. in Atlantic City. To the Vii
GINA Carolina Chemical Cumpauy. con.
Sldrratinn, the sum of $40 ana other. good
and valuable consideration
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Nave You "a pinno. IrNot why Not?

"hen II Is WITHIN the reach of every
one 10 possess an instrument at the
prices we are Offering them We
can sell you an elegant Mahogany
Piano, i-5 octave, for S265. on easy
payments, and if you contemplate
buying in the near future. you will do
well TO call on us at our TEMPORARY
location. 2OG Main street. Bassett's old
stand and secure bargain before
we move to our former stand. win
Watt, Rettcw Il Clay, corner Main
and CRANKY streets