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The evening times., 1895-12-16
FREDA Is LNcoRRIGIBLE.
She VIII BE Placed In Some Benev
lent Inst itut ION

Freda Schieuter. a comely. well-devel
oDed girl of fifteen years. was before Judge
Miller in police court today on the charge
OF incorrgibiiiy. The father. a shoemaker
on street near Twelfth, appeared against
his daughter.
He said that she had been out In service
for TWO or three years, and that she had
always been wayward girl. He requested
the police to~nrrest her because she had run
away from the family of Mr.. Gottwald
where she had been working.
Policeman Sutton arrested her.
= The girl said Rosa Jameson persuaded
her 10 run away and that they STAYED away
s5or two nights There was no proof that
the girl had been led astray. however. and
stAs 7srourt turned her over to the Board Of
Chiitireu's Guardians 10 ne placed IN some
benc VIOLENT, Institution.
The evening times., 1895-12-16
-
CATHOLICS DEFIANT.
They Refuse TO Submit 10 the Dicta-
tiOn of Bishop BOnacum.

tIOH OI BINfIUU TUII1lCum.
Tecumseh, lNcb.. Dec. 16.-cathoiics of
Tecumseh have declared open defiance to
Bishop Bonacum of Lincoln so far as his
order forbiddiDg them to attend the church
OF Father Murphy, the accommodated
priest. is concerned.
Following yesterdays services IL meet
ing was held. at which resolutions We're
adopted denying the right of any bishop foi
roist upon them any person to act priest
ITO crafty his personal piquc. whim or
caprice. and deliver over To him the pos
session and place him in full and absolute
control Of our property in which we have
vested rights without our consent
And We hereby further declare thai noi
public threats of eXconmunication or taxi
ing away from US of any of the sacred rgh, s
which We are permitted tn ENJOY as Cath
oilcs, VIII in any manner intiniidate us or
influence. us Ia do any act or thing in
the premises which we believe To he gaiDSt
and opposed TO the principles or rights and
and lust
The evening times., 1895-12-16
JUST

six days left in
which to secure one of
those stylish all-wool.
well-made $14. So, or
$40 Sack or Getaway
Suits at
The evening times., 1895-12-16
S6.75.

There are all sizes,
in Blue, Black and neat
mixtures in Tweeds,s
Cassimeres, and Chew
lots. Would make a.
most acceptable holiday
gift, so would any one
of the following articles:u
Bath Robe.
Dressing Gown.
Smoking Jacket: -
Macintosh.
Umbrella.
Walking Stick.
Silk Handkerchief.
Linen Handkerchief.
A Handsome Necktie.
Silk or Woolen Muffler.
Gloves.
SuSp6nderS.
Pajamas. .
A doz. of our 1Oc Collars.
A doz. of our zoe Cuffs.
Quilted SILK Chest Protector.
All of which can be
found here in a big va
riety of newest styles
and proper qualities.
Everything suitably
boxed that can be. Um-
brellas and Canes en-
graved free, and all pur-
chases cared for and de-
livered at any hour and
day you desire.
Open evenings until Christmas
The evening times., 1895-12-16
color,.d Y NJ C lecture

Thinkers and Doers'' viii be the sub
iect of DR.. Atwood's address before the
Colored Y. NJ. c. A. Literary Society this
evening at 8 O'Clock. A general debate will
follow
The evening times., 1895-12-16

Ex-Conpre~smnn's Wife Dead.
Elmira. n. Y. Dec. 16.-Tbe wife of ex-
Congressman H. ii. Rockwell died at her
home in this city this morning.
The evening times., 1895-12-16

dominion VIII Not Give Fish Eggs.
Ottawa, Ont. Dec. 16.-Tbc Dominion gov
epnfvssssse tESa aecifssi not to grant the appii-
alton made recently by the State of Wash
-ir-tos-fsr salsaGn FRY from British Colum-
bia hatchcries. in order 10 rrstock the de
I-pIcied ss Imam fisheries there. The gov
ernme mt holds Chat II would not be wise
precedent TO Supply competing fishermen
with Canadian fry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Free Wool speaks For Itself.

The market statements show that the
supply of desirable domestic woods is
steadily diminishing, while the excess
of importation is disappearing. The
mills. i'll turn, are engaged in working
ont fair sized contracts and in making
new engagements for next season s
goods. One report declares that i'm
provoment in conditions is the result of
natural developments. Free raw ma.
terial in woods is beginning to have the
beneficial effect that any industry must
experience with excessive tariff taxea
semoved. Philadelphia Timea
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
ELIZABETA CITY. N. G.

ELIZABETH CITY. N. G. April IS
Miss Lizzie Ives, OF Hampton, Va,
is visiting Mr.. James Y. Old on West
Church street.
MIR. Charles w. Pool, late Of the Pool
Electric Company, of Lvnchburg, Va
Is visiting his parents, Hon. aud Mrs.
Q. Q. Pool, on Lawrence street. He
will leave shortly to accept position
with the Electrical World, OF New
York city.
Tho entertainment which was TO have
been held at the Opera House last
night. for the benefit Of the Episcopal!
Church, was postponed until to night.
DIR. Oscar Mcmillan returned this
afternoon from "a short visit TO Rich
mond, Va.
Col. Harvey Terry, of Columbus, o.,
arrived IN the city this morning.
festival and concert for the benefit
of the City Junior Baseball Club will
be held at the skating rink in the Ayd
lett building on Friday night of next
week,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
CLING, Lewis was DEAD.

CLING, Lewis was DEAD.
Last wlntor there was another cleo
ton for governor, and John Gardner
was elected. Tho Choctaw connoil
passed Il bill to declare M amnesty to
all poiltloa! prisoners or those under in
dictmont belonging to tho jackson fac
ton, but tho now governor PROMPTLY
vetoed tho bill. flo insists that all tho
casos shall bo disposed OF in tho courts.
and tho executions shall be carried out in
tho most approved style, which was fol-
lowed closely in tho Lewis case.
1t Is foregono conclusion that all
Will TO sentenced to death, and hence
it appears to those interested on tho
jackson sido of the con trovorsy that t
Is timo that they commence to prepare
tho president for taking steps to pre-
vent continuation Of this sort Of bru-
tality in that country.
IL must no understood that the Choc.
tnw Indians insist that tho United
states government has no right what.
over to Interfere in Choctaw matters
This, they claim, is their right under
old treaty stipulations.
But IL has been insisted for SOM
years that tho local government has
gone beyond all reason in the direction
ut cruel and inhunlnn treatment Of prs.
sners and alleged criminals, and it
urged that tho president shall tako
hand in tho coming contest and prevent
surther exhibitions of brutality under
tho guise of carrying out law. Now
York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
EOENTON. N. G.

The german given last night at Rea's
Opera House was very enjoyable
affair. Ii was led by Mr.. Gillian, Of
Halifax.
Messrs. Burgeron and Hathaway, of
Elizabeth CITY, and Mr.. w. +. Taylor,
of Winston. are in town to-day.
Mr.. Jordan Wilkinson left to day
for Baltimore to have his throat treat.
ed.
MI. CASTOR Bell, OF Elizabeth City,
is IN town visiting relatives.
The New Orleans Dino Museum
Company il advertised to appear in our
town to day at 2 O'Clock p. m. on lot
rear of Methodist Church.
Orr better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. It is used in more
than half the holmes IN Leeds. SIMS
Bros. Leeds, Iowa. This shows tho
esteem In which that remedy is held
where 1t has been sold for years and is
well.known. Mothers have learned
that there is nothing so good for colds,
Group and whooping cough, that it
cures these ailments quickly and per
manently, and that it Id pleasant and
safe for children to take. % and so
cent bottles for sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
BERKELEY BRIEFS.
The Funerals of Mrs. Lyons and Mr.
Wilson.

The Funerals of Mrs. Lyons and Mr..
Wilson.
Rev. Il. o. Edward and wife hnve
returned to their home in King aud
Queen county. Va, accompanied by
his father, Rev. J. j. Edwards.
Don't fail to see "lngumar" ut
Market Hall to night for benefit OF St.
| Paul's Z. T.. Church.
| Yesterday about IL O'Clock fire was
| discovered in the coukroom of tho
| house occupied by MIR. Nj. NJ. Farrell.
The FIRE Department soon responded
| and soon had the iiames under control.
The building was owned by Mrs. vii.
son HaZen and damaged about $50,
July covered by insurance. MIR. Fer.
rell's loss to his furniture was slight.
The funeral of Mrs Sophia w. Lyons
took place from BerkleylAveume Baptist
Church yesterday afternoon at . o'clock
| and WAS largely attended by relatives
aud friends. The services were con
Quoted by Rev. If. \, Quisenberry, ms.
sisted by Rev. 4. Mon. Simpson and
| VIM. A. Slaymaker. Tho floral offer.
| ings were numerous and handsome, the
! casket beng entirely covered. Among
them was one from tho grandchildren
OF the deceased. The following gentle.
men acted ms pallbearers: Geo. Il. New.
lille, q. ID. Williams. q. ID. Parker, j..
b. Allen, Il. NJ. TilIey. j. L. Daily,
q. 5. Rodgers and NJ. o. Keeling. Her
remains were laid to rest i'll Magnolia
| Cemetery.
The funeral of Mr.. W. Ii. Wilson
took place from Berkeley Avenue Bap.
| tlSt Church yesterday afternoon ut so
| O'Clock and was conducted by Rev. II.
\. QnIsenberry. Berkley Lodge No.
2S attended III II body. Among the
| iioral offerings wns handsome design
from the above lodge. Rev. DIR. Ray,
who had been invited to assist in the
services, paid IL beautiful tribute to the
soldier life OF the deceased. Referring
TO the war between the States, he said :
This dead soldier wore the blue aud
L wore tho gray. And / count it a
privilege TO pay my tribute of respect
to the brave men of that army who die
among us. And | stand ut this opon
| grave with the consciousness that the
men OF the blue and gray are alike
travelling on the broad level of time.
and here meet in q common, natural
brotherhood, and each will repeat, US
| lie goes down into the shadows, the
words Of the great leader dying on
| Mount McGegor, Let us have
peace"
s. HIS remains were inferred in Mag.
nolla Cemetery. The following gentle
men acted as rallbearers: Elks--N S
Rund. j W McDouough. j W West,
j. + Woodsen, Il j Jones. Citizen
Henry GrenRlis.
TO day is visitors day at the Hare
Memorial Home. Hours o to 3. The
usual weekly devotional meeting will
be conducted by the Rev. n. Fl.
Quisenberry and will cUmmense at 800.
All friends are welcome, but the Kings
Daughters of any circle are especially
invited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
NEW ART MUSEUM.
Philadelphia Will Have One of the Finest
In tile World.


In tile World.
Park Commissioner p. a. u. Widen
er of Philadelphia predicts that the pub
lie art museum which is soon to bo Us
tabiished i'll that city, probably in Fair
mount park, will become in few years
the finest art museum in the world
As available funds the trustees have
$50, 600 year from tho Wilstich estate
and $S7, coo from the Franklin fund 1t
is expected that tho city will appropri-
ato $3.50, 600 for the museum.
Tho Wilstich pictures will form the
nucleus Of the collection, and several
wealthy Philadelphians stand ready TO
present some of the best things in their
private galleries TO the museum. Chief
among them is said to be Mr.. Wdener,
whose collection is one Of the largest III
the country. New York Evening Sun.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Norfolk prc.bytery-Third Day.


The Presbytery met ut 10 o'clock,
yesterday and opened with devotional
exercises.
Report of the Committee on Sun
day Schools was presented and ap-
proved.
A map of the Presbytery swas pre-
scented by Rev. Ii. II. DARRELL and re-
ceiyed with thanks by rising vote,
and MIR. Darnell and the Stated CLERK
we're requested to have the map suit
ably hung.
Rev. L. 7. Wexford, chairman of
Committee on Education, presented a
report, which was received and adopted.
The Treasurer, Mr.. r.. w. Santos,
presented his report, which WAS re-
ferred TO the Finance Committee.
Ruling Elders Ross and Downs were
added to the Committee on Finance.
Rev. Mr.. Kennard, of the Baptist
Church. and Rev. Mr.. Hall, of the
Friends Church. were introduced aud
invited to sit as visiting brethren.
Alilden Church, Richmond county,
was chosen as the place for holding the
next stated meeting of the Presbytery,
and that it be held at o'clock on Tues
day after the first Sunday III October,
1895.
The Stated Clerk was directed to
give full notice of the time and place
of meeting.
The Stated Clerk and Elder @. A..
Field were appointed committee of
arrangements for transportation of the
Presbytery to Milden.
DIR. Slnymaker presented a report on
the minutes of the Synod. which was
received.
The order of the day, consideration
of the subject of Home Missions, hav-
ing arrived, it was brought up, but
postponed until > o'clock To allow OF
election of Commissioner to General
Assembly.
lev. Mr.. Wexford was elected, : with
lev. Mr. Allison as alternate.
Air. /. Z. Jernigan was elected Rep.
resentative to the General Assembly,
which meets in Dallas, Texas, in May,
and MIR. L. G. Trug,en as Alternate.
Narrative of the State of Religion
IL tue Presbytery was read and ordered
to be forwarded to the General Assem-.
bly,.
The report of the Committee on
Church and Sunday Schools shows
Cooley Memorial Church, Rev. X. a,
Robertson pastor, TO be in a fine con.
ditlon. Last year there were 100 mem
bers i'll the church and lI0 members in
the Sunday school; this year there iare
233 members OF the church. and 300
members OF the Sunday school. A re.
cess WAS taken until y. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was devoted
to the reading OF the reports of Sun.
day schools and Home Missions, which
were very Interesting to the Presby-
terry, At night Rev II. II. Darnell
preached splendid sermon, after which
the Presbytery adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
'Ihr I.n,t l'copIc on Iur,n

To reasonably expect relief are they WHO
ale continually uos ny themselves with
calomel. blue pill, odyphlhu and other
drastic c"tnartics. Constipat ON cannot 10
peimauently overcome by such violent as
surbers OF tAe boNols. stomach IN liver.
They lnnict more harm than they tenn
pOrnrly relieve. iiostett "a Stoml, Ii Bit
ters rs n sato and "ttcctual substitute tor
ouch lIurtful drugs. The elcct oI tins modi-
cine is easy ANA II Iturdl ana III not accom-
rauiUd-as III tho case f stong pursatIves
with gripping and brupt operation. Ma
lara. dygpeps Il. Biliousncss. SEX head oho
heartburn. kidney trOdbie. rheumatism and
nervousness nrc entirely and romptly re-
Goved by tins eNcelent remedy. COM
Nleuded by physicians everywhere.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19

Some idea may he formed OF the
amount of excitement there was Ia this
city yesterday over baseball. Fully
one thousand people gathered on tho
streets 10 hear the returns from the
game, aud wien 1t was learned that our
boys had beeu beaten. not from SUI
perlor playing, but from fatal error
IN the trst lnning. they were n little
disappointed, but all feel confident tuat
they will be the winners to dav.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19

Politics are now about worked ND to
fever heat. Yesterday number of
the straightouts were present ut the
courthouse. They were bitter in their
denunciatlons against the so-cailed fu.
sion ticket The fusionists were also
around and claim that they represent
four tifths Of the voters of the county.
They seem confident of the success OF
their ticket and were well pleased with
the nominations. There is fun ahead
between now and election day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will meet to night.
james Clark and Margaret Porter,
colored. were yesterday licensed to
marry.
Circle No. .. Kings Daughters. meet
this afternoon with Miss lizzie Clutch
In, Main street.
liquor license grantee who secuted
his papers after yesterdays report
closed Is j. Ii. Puryear, East Washing
ton street.
Mrs, J. H. Maciearv and daughter.
MISS Minnie, will leave III few days
Tor several weeks visit to Philudel
phla aud points in New Jersey.
Cards are out for the marriage of
MISS Sallie Duck, of Suffolk, to MIR.
Walter nj. Burton. of Richmond. which
Will be solemu iZed at the First Metho-
dist Church of Suffolk on April 30th.
The Suffolk Cotillion Club had its
Easter german last night i'll tho new
Armory Hall, Bories band OF Norfolk,
furnishing the music.
Norfolk and Suffolk teams will meet
tonight at the skating rink to play tho
last game Of basket ball III Il i've game
series.
Intelligence reached here Yesterday
y,
that barn and contents belonging to
Mr.. Alb Harrell, of that place, took
nre early IN tue morning aud were
totally consumed. The stables adjoiu.
ing aud five horses were also burned.
The Suffolk Greys will assemble lii
tho now nrmory this afternoon at 3
O'CLOCK for the purpose Of forming for
target practice. They will march from
thence 10 the practice grounds beyond
the county bridge. The target will be
2OO yards distant. The three medals
now possessed by e. W. Hail, Il. J.
Ballard and +. l.. Prudan will be
awarded successful contestants,
PROCEEDINGS OF SPECIAL SESSION. -
Circuit Court, Judge b. a. Hancock,
OF the Second Judicial Circuit, presd
ing was i'll special session yesterday and
was occupied till night with the case
John L.. Roper Lumber Company Va.
George p. FIishette. The Jury return
cd verdict for the plaintiffs, giving
them judgment for 1927. 50, with in /.
terest from September Dist, 1889.
Court will be in session again to day
when the following cases will be called /:
Taylor ~ Tredwell VS.. $. T.. Warren
ton, action on negotiable note; the sumc
VS.. james d. Taylor with the same &C
ton,
DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETING, 49, a
Democrntic mass meeting to nominate
Delegates from Suffolk to the county
convention to be held on April 24th
Tor the nomination of county officers
was held last night IN the old Armory
Hall. j T. West WAS chosen chairman
aud Il Pender. secretary. The fol-
lowing delegates wero elected: First
Ward, l. W Jordan, ~ \ Riddick, w
= Hines, Il A Norheet. 9 W Jenkins, J
II Newton, Wiley Knight, III Il Primer,
5 Berkiu. W Is Ferguson, j [
Freeney, 5 Il Golibart; Secoud Ward,
!: Patterson, j b Norileet, @ " Wright,
q S L Holland, w M Atkinson, j Ii
Nurney, ii Il smith, a 3 Daughtry,
Jos Lawrence. j Ii Maclearv, i
Lotzin; Third Ward David Lnssiter. j
4 Phillips, j L Bell, CD Duke, NJ
Walls. Sr, } j Walters, J L Parker, 4
b Eley, 5 J Carr, j G Distler, Max
Weyhman. john jackson; Fourth
Ward, w n McAn9e, Il e NorAeet, y
| r Withers. W } Sullivan, Wilson Nor
fleet, / Hoffman, A Wooliord, 4 W
Hodges,% Henry Oliver. Total, A.
Each delegate was instructed to APP.
point his alternate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
They Paid No Tnxes.

1t seems that there is one city in the
world which not only escapes taxes, Int
pays dividend To its inhabitants. This
unique town is Gailonow, Hungary.
which derives so much revenue from its
woods, pastures and farms that the cor.
poration furnishes citizens with free
fuel st. Louis Globe. Democrat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Dvm't Yen s.ciieyeIf.

Don't take any stock in advertise
ments early or during the season when
you read of clothing marked down from
so to $40, SO to $500, SD to So, and
so on. That will do well enough at tho
end OF the season In order TO close out
balance OF stock, etc. we don't believe
In foollng and humbugglug tue people,
what the public want is fair and souar O
dealing. Our past reputation is as
good recommendation rs we would
want. Our stock of clothing for men,
boys and children this eeaeon is the
best and cheapest thut we've ever put
IN our store. We eau sell you a good
ail-woo suit ut 81, another at SIS, $40,
SIP. 90 up to so. Childreu's suits from
Sl.j to ST. Our combination suits
tcoat, two pairs rants and cap are
great sellers. We have the very latest
III spring neckwear, the "Rob Roy"
tie Is the newest. Gall on us before
purchasing elsewhere.
BREsLAUEE n ANTHONY,
Iii High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Haw to Remove Ink From pspsr.

Put pound of chloride Of lime to 4
quarts of water. Shake we'll together
and let it stand "a hours. then strain
through clean cotton olosh. Add q tea.
spoonful Of acetio acid to an ounce Of
this prepared limo water and apply to
blot, and the ink will disappear. Absorb
the moisture with plotting paper. The
remainder may be bottled, closely corked
and set aside for future use.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19

Confederation may seem glorious
thing to Newfoundland politicians in
Ottawa over their walnuts and wine.
but it means different aspect to their
people at home over their cold water
and Goldfish. - Boston journal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19

Your shoes must be the latest STYLE,
ours are, and yours will be, ii selected
from our stock. As every season closes
we clear the decks for new goods, and
so have nothing but new goods to
show. Saturday aud Monday, April
10th ana 22d, grand clearance sale of
odd dozens, broken lines, etc. Jacob
kosenbaum. DIG High street..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
America to Cnb.

America synpathizes with Cuba, but
America also honors the memory of Co
iumbua and respects /, the rights of tho
nation thatmnde Columbus a success.
---Aaw York Telegram
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
How to Cure EIiccoueh.

A perfect and we'll tested cure, sim
pie as it sounds, is to lie down, stretch
your head back as far as possible, open
Your mouth widely, then hold two I'm
gers above your head. we'll back, 30 that
the eyes must 10 strained to see them.
Gaze intently upon them, and take long
full breatbs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Colonel cockernl In Japan.

Colonel Cockerill seems to be having
high old time III Japan. Think of sit
ting down and being interviewed by Ii
Hung Chang and slipping tea with him
that costs $40 q pound II Boston Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
POF2r T'SS NIOUTf1 ~ HssYlXS
=:-scnt 10 tho pcnitcn,,ary for Two

james Wilson, colored, was tried in
the County Court yesterday for forging
note ON, Mr.. Hardy Duke and col.
lecting some money. The jury, after
hearing the evidence, sentenced him to
two years IN the penitentiary. His
counsel, VIM. Reed, made motion for
"a new trial
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Marriage PARK view.

Wednesday night Rev. j. W. Mitch.
Gil, pastor OF the South Street Baptist
Church, joined in mstrimony Mrs.
Elliott. widow of the late James Ell
lott, and MIR. lin Riddick, of this
city, at tho residence of the bride,
III Park View. The marriage was a
very quiet one, only IL few intimate
friends being present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
Notice 10 u.iuuor praicr,.

Judge Portlock, of the Norfolk
County Court. has set apart Wednes.
day and Thursday, tho 9th and 25th
days OF April, to hear applications for
liquor licenses in the county, All per.
sons Interested are notified to attend
court on the days named.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
A Fraudulent saints

The "St. Teresa" reported ito hasa
performed some startling nsiracias5
among the MesioanR out aboat Presidisi
is declared to be man, and thasasesia
fraud. ''---Galvesson Notaa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-19
How to Mako Whipped Cream For Choco-
a.tle

Pure sweet cream not too thiok is re-
quired, and it will whip much easier il
very cold; therefore pan Of cracked ice
under the bowl is recommended. Put
the cream into a deep bowl; add few
drops of vanilla and whip to fine stir
froth with Dover egg beaten