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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-17
RSs OLDDOMIN|ON. STEAMSHIP
Ess COMPANY.
\ FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIFTS ARE APPOINTED 70 SAIL.
1 from Norfolk on MuSr.tl, TUESDAY, WE'D.
M. From New York on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS,
WEDNEsDAh ;, THURSDAYS at D. m. SATUR.
pAfs, p. III.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
rare including meals aud sta,eroom berln..S 500
Fare, round iIip, limited 10 thirty days. l3 o.
For tickets nuu reservation Of stat room. apply
al Company office. Il Main street or at gensi-::
otfce 1t wha:;
FOR MCiiMoED-Shil, leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY p. IN. ana leave Newpor, News every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening" arriving at
Richmond the next morning.
TIME SHHEnUIE OF STEAMERS
Northamp,oI' Lursv. Accomacr. Enola and
Leave Company wharf. Sorioia.
Foe Old rOsNr-At c. G. o and ul5.
III. ana 1: p ~; Portsmouth - t:I5 aud 1860:
an'i NO D. IA; h.! Line Wharf. Norfolk at 90
aud il:''O Il. Nj. anu 4 30 f. m.
FOR II ,MPG0N-At IlI5 A. IN. and.I5
p. Bay Line 1870 n and i:3g u IN Portsmouth
ut 1919 q. III. aud 500 y. Ia.
ETn OitENENyS AND SMITH
riEiD-At 30 p. m; portsmouth,, 2:I5 D. H.
Pay Line wharf, j. m
FOR EAST AND WAitE RIVERS
DAILY, except sunday, leaving Conpauy's wharf
Wharf Norfolk, : a. IL. "' '''"N
.OK HAcn AMI POoUOS,S nav
designating a: Old Point, leaving Compauy's
"nn'' van, - ~ ''llnuaS ~ u m, Portsmouth
=; 10 a M Bay Line Wharf Norfolk al $50 4, ~
returning mex uay.
f'ot >ISt..N IktvEss-Tu.slay.T Thurs
d.y and Saturday. from CrmpLny's mari 1T G:a ~
Ia: Portsmouth. 40 n IA; nay Line NOrio,k a M
FoH NANSrM0ND HINr,, AND
>tfFOEk-At3 r. IN. Portsmouth. $40 .. III !;
connecting At suffolk with 5. and G. l.. /:
iiFreignt 10; Mathews. Bacg Poquo.iu, Ware
Severn ana Nanseinond rivers must he prepaiG
SoIssH CAIkOIINt nrVsS.OS-For-
nierlv N y. y W. d. l.-Steamer Oh ,ho le,v,s
Norfolk TOR Washington. n. C.. Mondays at A. M;
ru'sdavs AZ 3. me- carr my freight Tor " ashiDg-
ton ana points on the Tar. Pungo and Pamnco
rivers
Frurh, for Sewbern, y, c.. received a. n. and
I. K. K depot.
Freieh, received daily. except sunday, ntil p
M. Nj Is. CIsjWELL,
Agent.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NORFOLK Va. July 16. 1895.
Produce.

SOUTHERN FRUITs-Bananas, 81. 25a1, so per
punch; oranges. Sorrento, per box. 81. so;
soeoannts, SiO0 per bag of 100: pineapples
7a9c, lemons. $500
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n N: : !; 1 !. " Northumberland .R

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IL, 1885,
LEAVE NORFOLK rAII.Y.
9:4o nslm.-1hc chicago tHpresa-for
Petersburg. tIc n ni O ~ d
nnu nshin1ton. niso Tor
nndI"rd. islucfta,a, o 20,
cnh"ntns, EScnOVa, 40.
lutnbua mud ChIcnEo.
Siccpcr tsO;L,i"hc Us 40
Iumbus Nytihout chance.
hisO Tor PuineNt. KrIstOi.
Knoxville. Shnttnnooyn
aud intermediate Points.
1000 p. M. For Petersburg, Rndiord, Pulaski,
Bristol; also Tor Blucned, and ro-
'ahonl,s; also for Rocky Mount
Division. HR' Pullman sleeper
Norfolk 10 Roanoke. Connects at
Roanoke al 8 u n with Wash
ington and Chattanooga limited
Tor all poinis South and West Pull.
man Sieepers Roanoke TO Memphis
nnd New Orleans. Dining car at
r V T Norfolk daily. $40 a IN. Ii;2j M
lG25 pm.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
tylsTInULE LMIrEDl
Leave Norfolk 1875 u Ill, arrive
Richmond 800 IN, connecting ior
Washington, Baltimore, fhiiaieI.
phia and Now York Returning,
leave l;ichmond 800 IN, arrive
Norfolk II lbs a ~. Stops only at
Suffolk, Wa,erly AMI Petersburg
srcond-cass tickets not ACCENTED
for passage ON these trains.
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
40 M arrive ut Richmond ll0i
IA. EeiuI ming, leave Richmond
~ IN: arrive at Norfolk i
For further Information RS to tickets rates bag
SnHe CHECKS, etc., call on or address H. w. COURT
NEl, District Passenger Agent c. II. BOSLEY,
Ticket Agent, e. Main street corner OF Granny or
49,, r. rsinch' Agent, depot Norl%lk p md Western
General Passenger Agent
General Office, Roanoke, Va
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NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R, IN,

:, SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 1895.
NAIL AND LAPAES> LEAVES NDNF,JIE
Ihiiy except Sunday 9:4S n. M. for Elizabeth
Sty, Edenton Mackey's Ferry, Roper, Panle.o,
Bein"Ncn. etc. Connects at Edsntoii witt, N & IS
Il. II. steamer rs follows: Daily EXCEPT sunday
Tor plymouth und Windsor TurSOAF TiIiiES
DAY und SATu RDAi for all landings on i'novsn
iiSor, Oh MONDAY and FRIDAY toT : .uppernnn"
rivcr, and WEiSESDAfS for SALMON Creek Con,
meets at Be 'havch with steamer Virginia Dalr for
MRkeleNrillc. south Creek Aurora Washington
and intermediate landings CONNECTS nj LIilaSei h
bcrnc Tor Mays Head
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
T. III: uaily texcert Sunday for Elizabeth CITY.
:uun'on nnu way-s'ution Connect, nj Elizahpth
city with this steamer Mouse TuosdAv Thur.Ja1
MoTehead City. Kins,oa AMI Go dsbnrro VIA A &
\. Z. Il. H.. AMI Tor Jacksonville Wilmington n
e.. and all station on the W. n. & n. Il: l.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
Mali AND hNFRi>S daily Except Sunday nj
Il. M. connect with all Iai aud steam lines NJ Nor
folk for the North. las. and West Passenger ain.
tiort foot oil East MANI street Sorf, K and We,,
ern depot lreish, station on watcrstrce
ASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
between all points North aud East via Norfolk aud
Norfolk aud Southern Railroad to Eastern Nortl,
Carolina. with
freight received daily until . y m md 6,,
warded promptly ct low ratos.
For nirtner Information apply TO the General
Office of the MAS t. H. Co. S9ri9 MiH Va
Ii. L. KING,
General Manager
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
By Southern Associated Press.

YEw YoRK. July 1G.-Money on call easy
Of lall per cent closing Mt per cent. Ster-
hing exchange is steat y. with actual busi-
ness III BANKERS bills at 4Ssn4S9i for sixty
Days and 4g0a490t for demand. Posted rntes,
eS9la4g0l. Commercial bills, 4SSa4SSt. Gov
eminent bonds firm.
THE STOCK MARKET-cLosINa BIDS.
american Cotton Oil. 23i: American Cot
Son Oil. pref, 72i: American Sugar Rcfin-
cries. l07l; American Sugar l,efneres. pref.
s0O American Tobacco. l07a: American To-
Hacco, pref. 1l2; Atchison. Topeks and
Fanta Fe. 9s; Baltimore and Ohio. 62i: Can
sla Pacific. SEA; Chesapeake and Ohio. al:
ION and Quincy .s5i; Chicago Gas Trust, 50i;
Neiaware and Lsckawanna. 1921; Distil-
ers and Cattle Feeders. 49,: Eric. 10: Erie.
5eef.. 22l: General Electric. $50: Illinois
central, s8l; Lake Erie and Western. 25i Lake
Lrie and Western. pref. So: Lake Shore.
s49i; Louisville and Nashville. 80: Louis
Vile. New ALBANY and Chicago. 81: Man
hntton Consolidated. III t:Memphis and Char
toston. is asked; Michigan Central. 100: Mis-
souri Pacific. 32l Mobile and Ohio. 23l:
Nashville and Chattanooga. CO: United
States CordaCe. 4; United States Cordage.
pref. 2: New Jersey Central. l0Dl: New
York Central. 1908: New York and New Eng
land. 47l; Norfolk and Western. pref. 49,;
pref, III; Northwestern, $50; Northwestern:
pref. l4i; Pacific Mail. 2S: Reading. 17y;
Mock Island. 7li:St. Paul. GSt: st. Paul prer.
a22; Silver Certificates, 81: Tennessee Coal
and Iron.S2l; Tennessee Coal aud Iron. pref,
rs: Texas Pacific. 12l; Union Pacific,
52s; Wabash, 81; Wabash. pref. l9i: Western
Union. soi Wheeling and Lake Erie. l6s;
Wheeling and Lake Erie. pref, SIT; Alabama
class A. l0I; Alabama. class b, ID1: Ala
oame class G. ~; Louisiana As. leo; North
Carolina 4's, l0: North Carolina SIS,
y27; Tennessee New Settlement SIS. 81;
Virginia Gs, deferred 81; virginia Trust Re-
Coipts.6: Virginia Funding Debt. Gil; United
States A. registered 1929; United States As,
coupons, ll2l United States 2's. 81; South
ern Railway SIS %; Southern Railway
Common, IA: Southern Hallway Common,
pref, az; South Carolina AIS, lot.
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DoANokE, NORFOLK ANp
II BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 18th, 1891, tho
steamers OF tins lius will leave Ray Line wharf
every Monday aud thursday ut a. M for nalii-
more, and leave Baitm' re- Pier No. 92 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday al Up. u
Freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL
elephoneS. Agent
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
July Is, 1896.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
ssBr stap Acadan, Slater. Quebec, to Vim
Lamb * Co, to load for Quebec.
esp stn p Maria. Arrospe. Punta Cords. to
Bristol. England. TO Nm Lamb Co. Coaled
ami sal Ell.
sehr Al~iIdia G Eaton. Hand Philadel.
phia. light.
schr James II Hargraves. Connelley, Phil
adelph.a. with coal
Tug Edgar + Luckepbach, Keen, New
1ork.with barge Astora.to VIM Lamb 4 Co,
MEMORANDA.
Schr Herbert l. came off Graves WAYS
YESTERDAY evening. She will load gas coal
at Lamberts Point for New York
CAPE HENRY. Va. July 1912 M.-Clear
southwest wind is miles. Light sea.
CLEARED.
Barges Antelope and Oakland, Boston
with coal.
Barge N Il Wy No 9, Providence, with
coal.
SAILED.
Br ssmp Ross Shire, Stewart, Glasgow. by
Barber Co. with logs and staves.
schr Q Q Lane, swan, Providence, with
coai.
Sehr Thomas Richards Cox, Baltimore
with lumber,
schr VIM MCGEE. Pearsall, New York.
with lumber,
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Tls AyEs.E,,s, n,i.nE.

'iE NORFOLK, ALBEMAILE AND ALLAN
TIC kAlLRoAU co.
". VAN N nUn1: Receivers.
1iM II,n tAGLE No. LIN EFFECrSUNDAY,
JUNE 9TH, 1895. ATGO',I LOOK AM
LEAVE NORFOLK.
200 III. daily except sunday, through erpre,,.
arrive virginia Peach 1913 n M -
Eoo Ii, daily except Sunuay. mixed; arrive yir.
ginia Eeacl, Ola a nj. VIZ
aso q NJ, Sunday only, local express; arrive yir
,noo gihin Beach y ID am.
1000 M, daily thro 'gh sIp:ess; arrive yIrp,nlo
Beach .:35 a m 'Nk'n'u
Hos IN, Sunday only; through express; arrive
,, virginia lcach ii:ib IN.
i22o III, daily, Total express; arrive virginia
beach 10 pm.
$3.50 p III, daily, through express arrive Virginia
o;2o III, daily stops only at KcmpsvIlle, Lynn.
haven na.e,,. ,,. and oeeana); arrive Virginia
"2o IN, daily local express; arrive Virginia
'0So m dailv except sunday. through express;
arrive virginia Peach 1l:O6 y ~.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH
600 IN, Monday only stops only Mt oseanu.
Lynnhnren and kemps, lille; arrive nor-
folk $40 M
o:4s M daily except Monday stop, only ut
o. cana, Lynphaven and Kcmi syi lie. ar
i've Norfolk 7:zj nm.
SD M, daily except Sunday, local e1prcss ar
rive Norlo U 9uU N.
"s' nj sunday on yLlocai express; arrive Nor
ihS IN. nniI, except sunday. mixed; arrive No :
2i' pm, daily. Though express; arrive Norfolk
2jlpm
'lo IN. daily local express; arrive Norfolk 455
oio H. daily through express; arrive Norfolk
$50 y M. daily except Sunday through exnress
arrive Norfolk G0j pm.
''o n' ,nneay OILY, through oxpIoIs; arrive
io;d0 ~, ally &c .pt sunday through e1preis.
arrive Norfolk iE05 m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-17

FisH-aiaekerel. Nor2. In kegs. 81. so; new,
small. 81. 80: new. medium. Sl2.o0; Nos in
S2.75: North Carolina Gut Herring, S3.25s
3.I6 Eastern. in barrels. 32.75a3.0D.
MESS PoRE-New. $780,
HAN-Pork. Tl2.O0.
HAMs-Smithiield. l3al5c.
Gle; bellies. $500
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cured Tao.
BAcoN-Shoulders. 7ic.
BnEAsrs-Sugar cured 9io.
LARD-Pure lard. tierces, Tie. caaos and
tubs, &c: compound. 5sc; tieroes. in cases.
sic.
CHEEsE-Cream. 1oiallo; Western Dairy,
Snl0c.
BUrTEn-New York State. dairy. new. Gle
&c; fresh creamery .23s2ic: Western. l6alSc.
KEROSENE Ou.-Firm: liz degrees, lilo;
60 degreesi l3lc; Red, Loo degrees. lie.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-17

IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
UT you are all worn out really good for moth.
Ing, II is general debility. Try
BROWS'S IRON BITTERS.
" Will cure Jou cleanse your Liver, and gtva
q good appetite
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fsrniIl.

dsrnius
PEAs-Steady: Black eye peas, $3.50
per bag; Black. 75c per bushel.
CoRS-Southern white. quiet, 5la52c.
OATs-Steady; Mixed. 80; white, 400.
MILL FEED-Market steady; Bran. SIS. 90;
shipstuf, or middlings. $3.50; meal, white
boltod, per so lbs. sic.
HAI-No. Timothy. $500; No. 2, tl6. 90
al7.0O.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-17

Peanut MARKET.
Market dull; Prime. 30; strictly prime,
sac; fancy, 3!c; common 2a2.o: Spanish, 81.
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Nofrolw co,,om rrura.,..
OFFICE of The YIROINIAN,
NoRFoLK. Va. July lG lSli

Norfolk and Carolina Rairoad-For Nor.
iolk, bale
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tpLiiy except Sunday. other time p,ly
-lor Ron'eSerte Daily from Puitsmou h 10
chuon Except Sun iay Hchninr,i TO t:oics-
vti!e. inllinan fala,e , At Old 10 nj to richmond
hhu ihf'or 'nr Iiichmun to Rourrv"it
, ~. FOR Cincinnati Daily. Pullman Sieepcrs
H'hm9nd /, tinciunaii aud Go,dounilie TO
Car ives, oil Goruon>yillr
80 3-For :, Inc nnaii Daily. Pullman Slccpcrs
va foint 10 Hinton and GOrdonsvie TO Cin.in-
nan anL lonlsvll'' Meals served on Dining Cars
west oil Cor ionsy.lc
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily 1905
noon and 800 ~
For further Information apply to
E.T. rRO0KE, Passenger Agent,
G.. o. Ticket ON, c, CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Pas, enrer Agent.
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trains stop only on signal ut intermediate
HaionS To prt oil or take Oh pasScnpcr,
Through EIprcss Trains make Tho trip IA
,,nisty.hvo minutes; Local Express Trains
a Chair Car attached TO NIL Passenger tralu,.
seats - cents each.
d. p. HOLLAND,
Gentrul StIupriutsndont
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Norfolk au1d Washington
Steamboat COMPANY

The New and powerful iron n lsca ...,,
mAsHlNGTON aud NORFOLK will leave daily a.
NORTH ROUND.
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,v Secretary and Treasurer
w. A. BtRRlTT. JR.. General Msua1cr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-17
MEMORANDA

Earges Antelope and Oakland, Bostc
with coal.
Barge N w No 9, Providence, wi
coal.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25
sunday. Jan. 20.

Ransom Cooper returned yesterday
from Helena where he has been for d
few days on legal business.
James II. Stanford, vice president oil
the Northwestern National bank, re.
turned yesterday from Helena.
VIM. Allen was appointed admins
TRAITOR yesterday by Judge Benton on the
estate Of John j, Allen, deceased.
John Bishop was arrested yesterday
on the West side by officer Grllnberger
on charge of lighting.
Judge Benton yesterday appointed
Samuel Dean administrator on tho es
tate OF VIM. Arndt Of Suu River. de-
ceased.
Duncan Young and II. Mont Porter
deed to Ollie j. Bruckhardt lots | and >
in block y, Hossack's addition Con,
sideration $50.
The funeral of Harry, the 5-year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gasscock, will
take place today at p. m. from their
residence, 1l22 Seventh avenae south.
President Gait, General Supt. Barclay
and W. A. Barr of Duluth, legal adviser
of the Great Falls a. Canada road we're
all in town yesterday and held meeting
Representative w. r. Glasecock, OF
Sand Couleee. was called to his home
Friday last by telegram announcing
the serious illness Of his infant child
The little one died yesterday.
A deed WAS tiled yesterday dated Nov
II, 1894, from Louise Il. Dobson to the
Helena Lumber company Of Helena, for
lot 3 in block 5O7, townsite of Great
Fails. Consideration $1,000.
Representative Edwards of Deer Lodge
county arrived here yesterday on the
passenger train from the west He will
spend Sunday in Great Falls getting ac-
quainted with the Electric city.
Marcus DAILY arrived here yesterday
on a special car attached TO the regular
east bound train. Shortly after his ar
rival an engine was attached 10 his car
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25
and he went out to Belt to look over the
business of the coal mines there.

Harry Johnson, who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever at the residence of
J. f.. Leonard, 40J Eighth avenue south,
is rapidly recovering and from present
Indications will be out soon
Prof Wallace gave dance last night
at Elks hall for the smaller pupils in his
classes. The parents were invited to see
the children dance and quite "a number
# them were there. 1t waa quite Il
pretty sight to see the children dauce.
A marriage license was Issued yester-
day to Bernard Guatta Of Sand Coulee,
aged 81, and Miss Gertrude Knaup of
the same place. aged IS, After obtain
ing the license the couple went 40 to
Judge Benton's office and we're made
one.
Ia the district court yesterday tho case
OF Johanna Chambers VS. Phillip Cham
bers, and the case of James Cruckshans
vs.. A. A. Cruickshank, were dismissed
without prejudice. The case of w. J
Kennedy vs.. The Goodrich I.lmber COM
pany, and James Judge VS.. james Kir.
rigan, wsrc dismissed settled.
The many friouds Of John Egan, of
Big Sandy, will regret to hear Of thr
death of his daughter Mary Margaret
on Sunday last Tho child was beng
cared for at the orphan asylum at Hell,
ena, and was suffering from a severe
attack OF scarlet fev0r-Rivcr Press.
Roundhouse Foreman Scallon of the
Great Northern while standing at the
Byram house watching the fire, had d
narrow escape. When tho first explosion
occurred large piece Of iron, weighing
several pounds. dropped on the stoop
missing him by about four foct Rail
way Review,
An old man named Stephen Mailau
called at the city Jail yesterday about
supper time and requested to be ARRESTED
as avagrant, stating that he was hungry
and had no place to sleep. He was giveI
d good meal and charge of vagrancy
was entered against him on the books
as he requested
Judge Gray promptu resignation at
police magistrate of Neihart created
quite a surprise to his many friends
The venerable gentleman has filled that
position with credit ever since the towns
Incorporation, and was already looked
upon as fixture in the office. lie thinks
soon of going to California; which lee
him to withdraw from the otiice,-Nei
hart Herald.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25
Saturday, Jan. 10.

,rn, yesterday morning to DIR. and
hrady at their residence on the
I side, a son.
w Millard deeds to D. Mcleod for
asideration of $500 lot 80, block 6,
tOwnsite.
~. w. Conrad and her daughter,
Mce, arrived here yesterday from
ASn!on.
iaGelsthorpe deeds to S.W. Crumm
nGmlnal consideration lot in block
uce Toole of Sweet Grass, deputy
:tor OF customs, has been stopping
city for day or two.
Hahn, the West side man who was
'ea OF beating his wife, was fined
nd costs and tho fine suspended at
request Of his wife to give him a
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25

vagrdnts. Three of the others were al
lowed to skip out Of town on suspended
sentences and the remaining seven we're
discharged, being able to convince the
court that they were more unfortunate
than criminal.
In the district court yesterday the
cases of Roberts, Joecelyn and Emmons
VS. the n. W. Trust company, aud Rich
ards Manufacturing company VS., Jose.
phus Hamilton, sharilT, were dismissed,
The case Of the Great Falls Meat com
pany vs.. Fisher u Martin, was dismissed
settled, and the cases Of Denny. Rice "
Go. vs. Charles f., Severance, and II. q.
k'cnzie vs. Tie Jennie Whipple Miaing
company, were dismissed without preju-
dice
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25
WYOMING. SENATOR'S.
Tie Caucus Nominees Were Elected
without Question.

CHtyEHNE. Jan. :22.-The Wyoming
Legislature voted for two United States
senators at noon today. For the six year
term Frances f. Warren, republican, re.
ceived thirty-three votes in the house
and fourteen in the senate; w. H. Hol,
liday. democrat, three in the house and
three in the senate. To till the vacancy
caused by the failure to elect last session
Clarence ID. Clark, republican, received
thirty three votes in the house and four
teen in the senate: Samuel L. Corn
democrat, three in the house and three
In rhe senate.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25

WAaHINGToN, Jan. 222-lhe president
today sent to the senate the nomination
Of Geo. Steele to be agent for the In
dams at the Nlacksoot Agency, Mont.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-12-18
Quaint Shops.

Every shop in Mexico bears title.
This custom has its humorous side.
1.-THE Store Of the Two Hemisphere"
may be no more than three yards square,
while "The Magazine Of the Globe"
carries stock worth about a5.
But in the larger cities there are num-
bers Of finely stocked emporiums Of vari-
ous classes of goods In all the mercan-
tile establishments there is the singular
custom Of pelon, which apparently coun-
terbalances any attempt at overcharging
ON the part Of the proprietors.
When you become regular customer,
tiny tin cylinder is provided and hung
up in the shop in full view Of every
body, marked with your name and your
number.
Every time that you make purchase
bean is dropped down into the cylinder,
and at stated times these are all counted,
and for every 10 or II, depending upon
the generosity Of the firm, you are al
lowed threepence in money or goods
This custom must be one Of great an
tiquity. Correspondent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-12-18
A Novel Cosmetic.

To Berlin factory girl belongs the
credit Of having found new cosmetic.
II had been noticed for long time that
every Saturday she would complain
about toothache, which always entirely
disappeared by Sunday morning. As
sure as Saturday came around she would
be seen with her face swathed in band
ages, but otherwise attending to her
duties as usual. Finally the people be-
came curious as to what caused this reg
ular recurrence of the evil, and one day
the foreman in the factory loosened her
bandage, and, loi there were two strips
Of mustard plaster on her cheeks After
close questioning she confessed that she
had done the same thing every Saturday
In order to have nice red cheeks when
going to church on Sunday morning.
The plasters hurt her somewhat, but
she preferred q little pain in order to
appear more winsome at church in the
morning and at the dance in the after
noon.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-12-18
Eorrpsf'a TrlI,ute

Nate Salisbury once met Forrest, the
great actor. But no had better tell the
story himself: ut was at Columbus, o.,
in the railroad station at midnight. Il
was cold, bleak. biting weather, and
the old fellow hobbled up and down the
platform, but there was majesty even in
his very hobble. An undertaken g wagon
pulled up at the station, and corpse
was removed from it. Tho baggageman
oarelessly hustled the body into his dray
and wheeled 1t down tho platform. AS
he halted, old Forrest broke out into the
most horrible cursing. and with his
tongue lashed the baggageman for his
careless handling Of the human clay.
Then he turned, approached the corpse,
and broke into tho Grafton of Mark An
tony over the body Of Caesar. No one
was there but the frightened baggage
man and handful of actors. Tho great
actors voice rose and fell, and the sub
tie tears and resolute thunder of the ora
tion awoke the echoes Of tho station as
grand organ in u majestic cathedral.
He read every line Of the grafton. and
said in an aside speech, as climax
There, take that, you poor clay In the
coffin. I'll be dead myself inside year.
And he was. ~