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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
A ParisL<a Novelty.

a Partisan novelty for midsummer is
tho frocll of white brilliantino, with
vest, collar and cuffs of grass linen Tho
godet skirt has each gore defined by
limo of grass linen Insertion, which gives
1t novel touch. The waist has short
Elton jaciet effect, with full vest of
cyclct grass linen ovor white silk. The
rather small revcrs arc lined with white
silk and edged with grass linen inscr-
ton. Brilliantino is used for the leg o.
mutton sleeve, which has three bands of
the insertion arranged half an inch apart
as tho cuff
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

Gowns seen Mt midsummer social
functions i'll Paris Indicate IA coming
change i'll sleeves yet it is by no means
prophesied that the large sleeve will be
entirely displaced. There are, however,
always few women who desire to be
unlike tho multitude, aud who arc eager
for novelty, and nothing could attract
all eyes now more thnn To sec n woman
III tightly fitting sleeves. Those worn
are relieved by ruiflcs falling from the
shoulders and by putfs and ruffloS Mt
tho elbows. This may be looked upon It's
the first breath of change which will
bring about u pleasant modification in
the size OF sleeves. That is all we want,
for tho large sleeves are universally be-
coming and extremely picturesque, and
it is only their vulgar ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
which people Of taste condemn. - Re
view of Fashions" in Dcmorest's Maya
zine
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
seI-.tis
| RuSIEE'S SALE OF MACHINE SHOP CI6
POLA, TOOLS, ETC.

By virtue Of The provisions contained in n cor.
tam dchd OF trust dated the 18th day OF Dccem.
yer, 1871, executed by the Southern aIpcbInery
'ohpahy 10 nv, Is tru.tcc, and recorded In ihs
Jerks Once OF the Comfy Court of NorioIk
county Va aud nj The rcqu 81 of the cr,iitorn
'heicih secured, shall oil for sale at nubIit,
suction NJ : O'Clock y. M. on The Inn DAP
Or SEPl tMBER 1888, at ihs intersection of Sei.
i',ard nv nEe and Jefferson street South Nor
l9i NWioik county. Va, the following; proplrty
con, eyed to me BY said deed, tL-wit.
One CufOLA, with lininy
seven LADlh :, will. handles
CCPOl.A BLOWER, with counter shaft and bet
Gnt IRON WliEEIBA UHOW ',
one KEY SEAT CUT TING MACHINE with et,hs
cuttcrs aud dir iuI belt ~ s"e
one DRILL GRINDER
80 POWER HACk SAW. with stand
Onr 1910 rot MD HAHN HOIST
one 2tiu POUND CHAIN IIoIST
One ANGl.E TABLE Tor drill press
-Four RrNCH VICES.
One PIPE ICE
one DKll.L CUUCk
Two RAJ kET DRILLS
MAthiNERi PATTERNS numbered fro, :, 81
10 ~ Inclusive. ant u, in-rous other sim;
terms anu various other tools such as apprrini6 In
Tc'-clulIei mach no shop ami IN, ntion,.I AMI
deserio in Fad decd OF trust Finally nil Iha
prrtciiy IN said lcH 10 me. couy cred an not hrr,
toto . destroyed 10y fire.
IEEMS OF SALE CASH.
s'4-toli L. ii SYNON Tru,tee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
brave Alice Meade.

Alice Meade is tho heroine of Now
ton, Mass. She spends much of her time
boating on the Charles river and is n
cool headed, skillful oarswoman. When
poor, weak man yentured out Oh to the
water, overturned his boat and was
surely drowning, Alice went to tho res
cue. She could not draw him into her
boat, but sho caught him by tho hair of
tho hoad. and scrllirr with ono Ger
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
tEaI.IsrATE at:I:Nus.
H. {. HOGGARD& CO.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
l26 MAIN STREET.

For RENT-ils AM Al Baxter avenue.
40 ana III Coiprew. Ii Arlington Place, lOi
Hot: lOl highland, III Gibbs, 4U4 Tark.
lij. III, ll?, l2i Il, rmuda. IGl;tiranbv. DC.
tQhcr LIST. l!6i Butte. ii4 falkland 10 itpel
BIG and 3lS Main strect, :l2 % each nee
store corner OF Liberty and Eighth streets.
!ierkloy, 49,: i3i. i'4 and l56 Water street,;
NoI IL, 10. York st.cot. October lat. ls,5
FOR SALE = Two houses on Ma;tbv
avenue. one Wlloughby, two on CLAY two
on LoSitt two 1uustali. three on Highland,
ono on Kelly; one on Corprew. two nica
houses on Mariner street one on ,Cb,y. two
on Falkland. one on Bermuda lotston Tonsh.
frccmason. torprew. Marshall e. feet front
on Main street, u so suburban propert. and
farms. Phone 7iG.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
AUCTION .AlEN-FurUKN BAY

by ii. L. Page & Co., Real Estate Auctioueers, Ne
l6 Bank street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

10 Bank street
PURSUANT TO THE FOLLOWING DEEDS OF
trust, duly recorded in the Clerks office OF Nor
,1ia y, W., nd a! The request Of the creditor
Their IN secured will sell At public auction at tho
Norfolk Zeal Estate and Stock Exchunye No. lI5
NJ IN street, at ~ O'clock ~, WEDNESDAY, Sep
teniber ls 1895. the following properly tu.w,t:
FETAL. THOSE FIVE CERTAIN BRICK
isot SES AND LOIS, situated Oh the West side Of
Shnrch stu OF, just north of Princess Anne avenue
ueins huuibtr'd go 53S, SO aud 5i2 said sIou
petd 81 trust ma le By +. a. Webster and husbnnd
gate February 10Th, 1891. and recorded in deed
olok IL l. page go, Clerks office aforesaid
second AT CERTAIN FRAME HOUSE,
And LOT situated on the west side OF Uuyhe.
street, br,mbiSton Ward, 2O2 feet north IT. IA
bI4lnoiaon avenue. said house G, mains liz
room, lot 25nll21l feet. Deed vi tru., mn a Ly
I'm I'm *. franklin and husband, oated Angus, srd.
I'LL Az , le.orded in deed hook g7, page lG6.
IhiTd.ALl. THAT CERTAIN FRAME HOUSE
AND ioI, sitda cd on the west side OF Gibbs oyc-
nue., litah'let II Ward, loo feet moth from iiigb-
,nhd Avenue Said house contains six rooms, lat
IShlol ice'. Dee Of trust mu,ic by +. H. aud J. e
Euc ay, IL III August 25th, 1881 and re .OrJej in
IL Cd BOOK ~ page 3lS, Gle, ks office aforesaid
GEO W. DEFY Trustee
., ii. L. PAGE 4 co.
H'1 AuciiOneeIE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
lRtSlEE'5 SALE OF SAW AND GRIsT Mill.
WITH TEAMS AND OILS

BY virtue OF Il deed OF trust ia, al o.,o,.. ,o,
iosi, ana ny request of the party thereby sccuTnI
VIII sci nj p bile auction. on FRIDAY tbc i2th
uaS o. oc,telnb !, laJ' at u IN, ut tho ,nm> al
tn Norfolk Real Estate Exchange Norioip "
ALL or TIE 'llArlEL PROPERTY romyorsJ
ny - !. Scoli ana wife t. me, a. trustee i'm s.t,i
dee OF trust, viz one saw Mil Iiusk nnn O.
rage, ohr thirty nah t'rist Mil Saws Shufti -
Vt1cyS i"' ll'g and Tools in use Ia the sad Miif
which Is 10 fatal near North West Bridr, in NJ
i"Ik county Na"a 80 two pairs OF STEERS and carr
logs anu Il OF OF twcnt v-tvc Ila ting Chains and
Two hundred Dogs TERMS CASH. "N
WIN. II. COLLINS
''''-'""
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

The press clipping bureaus havo
doubtless closed yearly contracts with
about 100 men who have that horrid
bee il their bonncts. st. Louis Rcpub-
lie.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
whnt Nations Uso Gold?

Tho following table from page 10,
United States mint report, shows the
amount of money per capita each ma
ton has:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
"TRILBT" STOPPED Al qHE 1fusEE
Harper BROTHERS and \. NJ. Palmer Get
out an Injundtion.

NEW YORK, April lS.-On the applica-
ton Of eX-Judge Dittenhoefer ana George
l.. hlves, counsel f0r Harper d Brothers
and Albert NJ Palmer Judge I.acombo
in the United States Circuit Court ves-
tcrday granted q temporary Injunction
against Nellie Ganthony. restraining her
from producing publicly. performing.
reading, or playing at The Eden Alusee
parts from the book and dramatic com
position entitled "Trilby." The defendant
Is ordered 10 show cause ON April 18Th
why the injunction shall not Dee made per
mancnt.
The bill OF complaint retites that Georc,
pu Mauricr of London. IS the author of
the book, "lrlby." and that he assigned
all his rights TO Harper q Brothers who
duly copyrighted the book as a novel
and as play that the play has been s,ic-
ccssiully produced at the Park Theatre
IN Boston, and will be produced al the
Garden Theatre in this city on Monday
night next; that Du Alaurior granted IN
a. VI. Palmer. one OF the proprietors. the
exclusive right 10 dramatic the work..
that IL has been dramatized as a plav
and achieved great success, and That the
defendant, Nellie Ganthony has been ana
IS giving dramatic representations of
"Irilby' ar he Eden Musee.
The performance at the Eden Euseo
was abandoned on service Of the inJunc-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
1HE RAre wAR ~ soU1H.
A Disposition on the Par Of Certain Raj
wav Men to End IL

NEW YORK. April fS.-A Tribune spc-
cial from Baltimore says:
Representatives here of Southern line,l
express a desire 10 can or the bovcott
recently declared hy the Southern Rail-
way and steamship Association against
the ScabOard Air Line. ana thus end the
rate war, which has become more threat
cning since the Southern Railway asked
permission TO grant the seaboard's cnt
10 Atlanta. without disturbing rates to
intermediate points. Overtures have
been made 10 officials or the Soaboar1
with "A view to having that system ioin
the Association. President Hoffman
however said he was not contemplating
joining any organization. President Wal
tors. Of the Atlantic Coast Line. also
president of the new SOuthern-Statcs Pas
sengcr Association, is said 10 favor the
effort to settle the differences amicably.
and other prominent railroad officials i'm
the South take similar views OF the mat
ter President Hoffman has gone 10
Portsmouth Va, 10 confer with Vice
President 80 John. and other officials OF
the seaboard. relative TO the situation.
IL is believed the Seaboard viii make a
further cut I'm rates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
THB REcUsANr WITNESSES.
It's Rumored That tho Prosecutions Ma
DE Abandoned Altogether.

ne Abandoned Altogether.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 13-There
is some hitch in the efforts 10 hX a dale
Tor the trials of President HaVomeyer
ana Secretary Searles. of the American
Sugar refining Company. and the news
paper correspondents aud stockholders
who We're indicted for refusing TO answer
questions asked by senator Gray and the
members of the Senatorial Sugar Trust
Committee, end it IS rumOred that the
prosecutions may bc abandoned alto
sether
bNtrict-Attorney Birney said this after
noon that ho had been unable 10 reach
am agreement with the attorneys for the
defence in relation TO some matters con-
hecied with the case, but that the trials
would surely begin within month.
Mossrs. Havemeyer and Searlcs recently
asked Judge Cole i'm Criminal Court No.
2, 10 set days for their trials before the
l'th OF APRIL Dstrict-AttOney Birncy
agreed 20 fix the dates, but the matter
was never adjusted. Mr.. Havcmeyer
wants TO 20 10 Europe, but Mr.. Birney
thinks that several men who have been
in Jail long time are better entitled
10 am early trial than the indicted con-
tumacious witnesses. all of whom are out
on bail, and he will dispose OF the urgent
cases before taking up the latter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
nm. -. JOnA'S DENI4I
He Has No Quarrel Wiih the brotherhood
OF ocomatlve Enctnaer.


NORFOLK. VA. April i3-A Dispatch
was sent from Raleigh, y. c.. Yesterday
saying that the brotherhood Of L0como-
uNv engineers hai entered A protest
Ssainst the placing by \ce-Pres.dent
81 JOhn or western men as engineers ON
the Georgia Central and Northern road.
10 the detriment Of local engineers
Mr. 81 John says. concerning the
haleish telegram. that the statement
ls lake OF the poorest kind. lie saws:
"A committee OF engineers dessroua
or modifying the rules under which they
had been working and which to them nal
proven objectionable, met the superin-
teudent of motive power and machinery
for a discussion of them and that tho
interview was most pleasant may be
assumed from the fact that this aame
committee. or member or II. extended
the siperint' ndent of motive power and
machinery an invitation TO dinner Inn
mediately following, but a reporter want
ed to be present and asked admission
10 this private conference, and adms-
sion was DECLINE. and properly; 40 =,
dispatcn was ever mac'~ry I'.rrT11Brssr-
tee, and 10 All grew ont OF ~ Ina gina
Two brain, and the cOfamittee cannot
ana VIII not state otherwise.
our orders are 20 create efficiency n
oll departments, promote those IN the
service OF the company who are worthy
ana have ability 10 MI positions vacated
or created, and this has been done a@d
VIII continue, ana with n all. 10 rcducs
expenses where q can be done without
injury 10 the service. This Is In the
interests OF the cOmpanys stock ami
stockholders, who are entitled TO some
consideration, IN view Of the faIt that
they own the property.
"If there are men unable 10 give full
service or any service. who have been
dropped from the pay-rolls because oe
but the company cannot do business an
that way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April 13.-The
Will of Frederick Douglass VAS admitted
TO probate by Judge Hagner this after
noon, and letters of administration We're
granted 10 the widow and Louis H. Doug
lass. "a son. of the deceased. Bond was
filed at $1,000. IL is supposed that this
action of the court viii close the contest
over the estate and compel the Interested
parties TO reach an amicable understand
ing. The matters came before the Court
on Application OF Rosetta ID. Sprague. Il
daughter Of Frederick Douglass. for let
ters of administration and also asking
that collector for the real estate be
appointed. This application was argued
at some length to-day but was denied.
The personal estate viii now DE admin
istered according 90 the terms of the Wil.
and the real property will pass To- the
heirs. the widow Louis Douglass Rosetta
j. Sprague. and the heirs Of the late
Frederick Douglass Jr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

NEW YORK. April BIN canvass OF
the Democratic and Republican national
committeeman. printed by the Evoning
Telegram to-day William Mckinley. Jrt
and Adai T.. Stevenson lead ia thc race
for the respective presidential nomna-
tons The figures are. Republican
William Mckinley. Jr, ~; Benjamin liar-
rison. A. Thomas B. Reed. 4. William B.
Allison. .. Lcvi r. Morton, /; John Sher-
man. Henry NJ. Teller. !.
Democratic-A -Adlai r.. Stevenson, Q; Cow
ornor Boios of Iowa. p Matthews. !;
William g. Whitney. 1; e.. $. Thomas. of
Denver, ! and rostmaster-General VIII
liam l.. Wilson, !.
Chicago is in highest favor as a con-
vention city. and The tariff and financial
questions are believed 10 be the issues
upon which he campaign should be con-
dueted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

II Is Now Nearing the So Vark-Tle Sian
fnrd OfIela IL u.

pITTSBURG. PA. April l3-rhe oil
excitement continues with unabated In.
tcnslty Crowds OF people cOngregated
az the local exchange to-day anxious TO
see what the market would open at.
Years sgO the fOrmo" exchange building
Vas Well equipped for tine public as well
az The spectators. This buil ting. how
ever, on account Of the lat1g inactivity
of ths masket vas sOli NoN the busi-
ness is transacted in Two rooms across
The street. q he new quarters We're en-
tItly Inadequate 20 accommodate the
crowd interested ll this boom. Many
Oln-ume brokers. producers and 8Decu-
latOrs crowded the new quarters. which
were filed up long before the market
opened. When 10 was announced tnat
me Standard had set "A price OF slIJ
per barred as the price they would pay
for Pennsylvania OH az their purchasing
agencies. tho crowd could not keep quiet
until the exchange markets opened. At
the tap Of the gong at 10 O'Clock ~ -
was bid for the May option. There were
no sellers. and not until algJ was
reached could any bid be persuaded 10
part with certificates OF the greasy mud.
AT Sl.sJ lot OF lv.UD barrels. that
had been. probably. purchased az a much
lower figure was sold. This was the
only sale recorded on the PttsbIrg Ex-
change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

VIENNA, April 13.-The Neue Freie
Pressc prints to-day an interview which
its director, during his recent visit in
COnstantiuople, had with the Sultan. His
Majesty said. My line Of conduct in
political and executive affairs is regulated
by moderation and equal soloitude for
an my subjects. II excludes the use OF
violent measures. 1 await the repentance
ct the Armenians who have straycd from
the paths of loyalty. The Armenians
have found under IL protection and as
sistance They owe their prosperity TO
our dynasty, and l regard those who
acted disloyaly as having been led astray
by outside influences. 1 am convinced
that they will return eventually to their
normal fidelity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
HORSE DINNERS GOING 1O1AW.
Test Case to BE Made Against the ON
cials of the Virginia Jockey Club.


WASHINGTON. April 13.-President
Jones and Judge Vandogiift have return
ed from Memphis and confirm the state
mcnt that no application for "a Turf
Congress license was filed on behalf of
the old Dominion Jockey club. They oil
not care to run any risk of having their
application rejected, and. as they had
every reason to believe that the applica-
tion of the Madison officials would meet
that fate, they decided that their track
was on a very similar basis, and did not
present am application.
An impression also prevails that the
Turf Congress is averse 10 meddlng with
the affairs of any racing association lo-
Gated within the jurisdiction Cf the Jockey
club. 1t would not be at AN surprising
if i'm the near future the Alexander Is
land track should be extended so as TO
make 10 a mile in circumference. The ad-
dition would cost from $3.50 to $4,000.
There is q scheme ON foot among some
of the horse owners at Alexander Island
which promises 10 reopen. 90 a certain
extent. the fight between the Virginia
and Old Dominion clubs, and bring about
further legal complications in connection
with the sport. Tho plan is for at least
two of the owners, one OF whom IS am
official Of Alexandria county, TO enter
horses for some of the ST. Asaph purse
events. which entries Will necessarily be
rejected, owing 10 the Virginia JOCKEY
Club being member of She Jockey Club.
After the entries are refused 10 is the
intention to ask for an Injunction
against the track officials. 20 restrain
them from racing, upon the ground of
discrimination. The question wIn then.
of course, arise as to whether he courts
can recognize the distinction between
Jockey Club tracks ana outlaw tracks.
and whether the former lave legal
rsht TO discriminate against horses
which have raced on the latter The i'm
tenton is TO make tine entries to-day Tor
Mondays races
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY APRIL ID 1885

:ea-going torpedo boats 10 the Columbian
Ifcn Works. OF Baltimore. Md. award
ing none 10 san Francisco. as was first
intended. Tho boats Will be OF about
13S tons displacement. and will have a
speed of about twcnty-four knots. The
vessels, exclusive OF armor Will cost
81. 5OO apiece. The Columbian Works
were the lowest bidders. The Secretary
also directed that the torpedo boats au-
thorized by the last naval appropriation
hin shall be larger and faster than those
contracted for With this end in view.
be directed Chiof-Constructor Hichborn
t. prepare plans for vessels OF 80 tons
displacement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
THE INCOME TAX CASES.
TIE NOTION FOR A REHEARING TO
De MADE O-MORROW.
The Motion VIII Not be Granted Unless One
of the Judges Who Voted TO Uphold the
Constitutionality Should Request 1t.

| WASHINGTON, April ia motion for
/ q rchcaring Of the lncomc-taN cases
! decided By the United STATES Supreme
/ Court last Monday will bc made py Mr..
! w. -. Guthrie of counsel for tho stock
holders I'm the Farmers ana Continental
Trust Company and the printed motion
will be distributed among the justices
next Monday. The proceeding viii be
done without the personal intervention
of counsel. and no record Of the filing
of the motion will be made unless it
should be- rranted. rho probable action
Of the court is "a matter Of pure spccu-
lation.
ONE or TIE JUcGEs MUST REQUEST TT.
To grant tho motion. under tho practice
Of the court laid down in the case Of
Tho 81. Louis Public Schools vs. Walker
9th Wallace, would require the request
of one Of the four Justices who voted 10
uphold the cOnsututionality OF the law.
and whether one Of these would DO this
cannot, of course, be told until the de-
cision of the court upon the motion shall
be announced.
In the 81. Louis case the court said
that "where the court does not Of its
own motion order rohcaring, II shall
be in order for the counsel TO submit Il
motion, without argument. 80 If any
justice who cOncurred in The opinion Of
the court asks that IL be done, "a rchcar-
ing viii be granted. otherwise, 10 viii be
denied, as of course"
DEFENDS UPON JUSTICE JACKSON.
Should the motion for rehearng be
granted by the court. 70 will. I'm all
probability, be accompanied by an order
setting aside the Judgment announced
last Monday, and restoring the case TO
the docket for re-argumcnt. This would
have fnn effect of raViEriue~ fng iauy
passed by Congress until the case was
again disposed or The action Of the
court may depend upon the ability OF
Mr. Justice jackson To resume his seat
upon the bench. inasmuch as 70 would
probably require his cooperation 10 make
change I'm the attitude of the court to-
ward the law. A letter received from him
yesterday stated that he was feeling fair
is well, but that he had no expectation
Of joining his associates here before next
fan.
cLEyELAND's RETURN MADE AT LARGE"
Commissioner Miller, head OF the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau, was at the White
HOpse to-day, and passed some time with
President Cleveland. It is stated that
during the interview the President solved
all questions ass 10 the particular domi-
cilc claiming his incomo-tax return
whether New York. Ruzzard's Bay, or
Washington. by making his return "at
large and handing it TO the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, i'm person.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

schooner Fostina. which arrived here
to-day from Boston. had on board r. c.
Boyd OF Norfolk. who was taken on a
barge at sea last Tuesday about twelve
miles n. Ne of Cape Charles light ship
The barge had been adrlft since Monday
night at o'clock, having parted from
the rug boat Thomas A. Balm. during
storm and heavy sea. Two railroad
barges belonging 10 the Norfolk and
Cape Charles railroad lashed together.
We're being towed by the tug boat from
Wilmington. Del 10 Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
Jgdge Raueolph', Shcrrngr.

MONTGOMERY Ala. April l3.-Thc
state kXam.uer about 40 O'Clock tonight
filed his report as 10 the shortage or
state one month ago, and whose where
aDOuts is unknown. fne report shows
that his iefalcati0n 10 the state is S25.D2D,
which includes about sf,fJ OF unreported
license money. The report does not
deal with trust funds exhaustiyeiy. but
includes an addition 10 the above OF two
transactions involving about $3.50. The
Judge dealings with the county are
not touched at an, ont that shortage
Is generally believed 20 be not over Sl,iH0.
The indications, from this report and
all known facts, are 10 the effect that
the total defalcation VIII not 20 much.
II any. over S.U,pD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
Tlltnr Lnhnsnn NIlssing

sTEUBENNlLLE. OHIO, April i3-
Three weeks ago W r. johnson. editor
OF the Steubcnvlle Times, lclt the city
ostens.hly 0n business. going 20 Cincin-
natl Word was received from him the
first week at Columbus. Cincinnati and
Louisville. hut There has been no word
since. and his friends here are becoming
exercised over his ii5appcarance, and
fear be has met with fou. play. lie had
given $500 bail for his appearance IN
court pending action Of the supreme
Court boo his case for cmbezzlemcnt CT
city funds ana this has been forfeited.
Tho publication Of mis- paIer has ceased.