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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
better Than Ever.

Thousands Of ladies were kept away
from the Grand Majestic steel Range
exhibit AZ John Bowcrss store during
the past week This makes no difference.
as preparations have been made on "a
grander scale than eyer for the coming
vc.S beginning tomorrow this sxnlb!,
VIII be better than ever. Every lady !n
the city ia especially invited This week.
We are determined TO reach the ladies of
this city. IL money and display ~ the
finest Ranges iu the world viii do it.
Tho finest Stove-Farl0rs IN the United
states with an elegant lunch free for
everybody. Quite n number ~ Majestic
Ranges were sold last week in spite ~
the bad weather Really this is oyfning
week Judging ~ preparations going on.
Don't miss IL, beginning Monlay morning
JOHN BOWERS.
Governor efrrot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
CAPITOL Disaster mud spofswoOd Fire

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
The Capitol disaster occurred the 9th
Of April. 1870. when occurred the burn
ing or the Spotswood Hotel? BE 20 good
as 10 answer QUID NUNC.
The SpotswOo1 fire occurred December
%. 1870
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
ilnce been looked |

buildings. but this has since been looked
after
Al the market-houscs yesterday every
thing, almost. was frozen. Prices were
very HIGH and many OF the hucksters
ala not even open their stalls. The
weather has almost paralyzed business.
especially In the retail stores. though II
is just what every one cXrccts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
A Counterfeit Qunrtcr.

The Title and Trust Company received
yesterday "A counterfeit quarter-dolllr
piece which. was very cleveriy executed
Citizens had better scrutiniZe the change
that is given them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

be sure and USE tnat Old AMI weA-;ried
remedy. Mr. Wluslow's Soothing syrup.
for children teethng. II =ootnes The child.
soft-ns tho gums. ailays al. pam, cures
wlri-c0lic. ana il The best remedy Tor
d.arrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
The Furniture Event.

Special sale Of Furniture. Must clean
out about five thousand dollars worth OF
Choice Fresh Stock. 10 make room.
Look out for notice in next Sundays
issue. 6YDNoR q HUNDLEY.
Leaders In furnitura
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Nrs. Mayo pnrnINKed.

Mrs Caroline Nsvo was stricken with
paralysis a few days ago. and Is critically
in at her residence. 80. 1903 east Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

Rev. j. j. Hall. pastor Of Park-Avenue
Baptist church, Norfolk, Va. has used
Qurstoi. and found 1t u speedy rclieyer
OF Inflammation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

we VIII invest money c1- parties having
money 90 lend on real estate or CD gooI
C0liatersls
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

from
Richmond - Sow Orleans
ami return.
via
The N0rf0il1 ami Western
Klilrlai.
for
Narli Gras
For fI'l Information apply
~ COmpanys Ofico. SIS hast
Main street.
r. ". COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

Business C3urse-Harde Eggles'on.
Wy,he Anderson. Zen Goodman, Frank
EDus. and Charles Dick'rsou. one mem
lsr Il this class has not finished his eN-
animation on account " sickness.
Post-Graauates- Jessie Buchanan. Saliie
Smith. Abby Gwathmey, Emily BatNns'
Nab,e Welsh. Hester Allen Anna
Vaughan, MolAe Yeaeer. Alma christian
Irene Winston. Eva HoWle. Fannie Law
son. and Annie Drewry.
The total enrolment at the High school
las, year was 10. and IT IS expected that
the REORGANIZATION will increase the NUM-
ber this term 10 500. BY d change IN the
system Of marking the scholars. which
was adopted last fall. the number or
promotions are thought 10 have been
greater than under the examination plan
and IL Is probable that this VIII SVEN
the number Of entries - the High school
However. the School Board and Superin-
tcndent Fox will make provisions for all
students. Another room is available at
the Ugh School building, and this VIII
probably he fitted up at once.
4 PEABODY MEETING
4 public meeting is to be- held in the
Central-School building at L. ". Febru-
airy 18th. in honor Of the Tooth anniversary
OF the birth Of SIR Peabody. Upon this
occasion Hon. J. Taylor Eliyson, presi-
dent OF the board, viii preside. and r.
short address upon the life and character
Of MI Peabody will be delivered by Rev
DR.. Moses D. Hog. Talks viii also b.
made by Roy. Jabrz Hall and others ana
the programme Will also embrace num-
Der OF interesting quotations from the
great philanthr0pist There VIII also ne
Peabody memorial exercises In al the
public schools OF the city on that day.
~ Nirviula have
until the past year. been entirely sup
ported by Peabody funds.
CITY-HALL COURT NEWS.
Iudr, Lamb. Of the Chanccry Court,
Yesterday confirmed the sale Of the build
ing 40. ITO east Main street, occupied
as a cafe 10y Mr.. John G. Small Messrs.
Howard Swineford a CO. were the pur-
Chasers. the price b-ing $500 The hous"
stands upon leased ground. The improve
ments upon the land cost $500. II IS
proposed 10 have the upper floors Of the
structure fixed up AS oiiic :, while M-ssrs.
SWineford q co. VIII occupy the hrst
floor with their insurance business.
The Law and Equity Court yesterday
adjourned for the term. The next term
b-gins Monday and the cas- : VIII be
called as they appear on docket and set
for trial. ], is important that all lawyers
interested be present
suits were instituted in the Law and
Equity Court as follows: W. $. Earnest
against the Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac railway. damages $3.50; Il.
=. Jones against Dolly Canton for so.
In the city Circuit Court. in the case
Of skies Chair Company against Preston
Belvin. judgment for the plaintiff was
rendered I'm the sum Of S2t050.
Their will be regular meetings at s
O'Clock tomorrow evening Of the Council
committees on Relief of the Poor and
James River ImrroVcmnt The latter
body has made two unsuccessful Efforts
rec ntly TO get a quorum.
The Board Of Aldermen will convene
r. monthly session at o'clock Tuesday
evening.
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Northwestern Mutual Ljfc-Tnsnrn"c"
Courpnny.

EXTRACTS FROM THE THlRTI'
SEVENTH ANNUAL STAThMb"f'
JANUARY !. 1896.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13
Tallahassee TONES.

Tallahassee, Fla, June 12.-W. A. Will
Jams, formerly chief clerk of the Leon has
rented the hotel at st. Teresa.
Ihe supreme court has decided the mo-
tion for rehearing in the case of the state
vs. the Florida Central and Peninsular
Railroad Company, involving the payment
OF back takes, aggregating about $50 900.
The case is remanded to the circuit court
of Leon county
The June term of the supreme court
opened yesterday
E, II. Afford, wife and two daughters
have returned from Seven weeks tour
north
Gov. Mitchell has signed the death war
rant in the case of Alex Simms, convicted
OF killing policeman at Jacksonville. He
will be executed on Wednesday, July 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13
A cure for every disease

Atlanta Journal: on the 18th Of this
month there will be an important meetiug
of prominent Baptsts in Atlanta. II will
be held at the Second Baptist church and
viii be in session for two days. The
meeting VIII be held under the following
resolution introduced at the recent South
ern Baptist Convention by DIR. j. b. Gam
bren. president of Mercer University.
Resolved. That committee of seven
be appointed. three Of whom shall be sec
retaries of the boards of this convention.
the duty Of which shall be 70 hold meet
ing as early as practicable. at some SUI
able point TO consider, in connection with
the secretaries of the state boards. how
we may better reach the masses Of south
rem Baptists and bring them more thor
Oughly TO cooperate IN the work Of the
convention; and that the expense Of the
committee be divided between the
boards j. y. Pres fridge of Kentucky
offered the following resolution, which
COMMITTEES Just ordered be instructed 10
arrange for the early consolidation Of The
Foreign Mission journal and the Horne
Field. The chair appointed the following
committee: J. B. Gambren, Georgia;
Charles Manly, South Carolina: G. w
T. Tichenor, Georgia; r. j. Willingham
Virginia; and II. =. Bell, Tennessee. The
secretaries of the boards who Will also at
tend the meeting are as follows: Rev w
=. Crumpton, MONTGOMERY; A. c. Nc
Manaway ID. D., Little Rock; S. NJ Yeat-
man, Washington; w. n Chaudoin, d.
D., LaGrange; J. G. Gibson u. D. At
lantai j. w. Warder, ID. D., Louisville.
Rev. r. .. Ware. Pineville; O. +. Gregory,
D. D., Baltimore; Rev. A. V. Rowe. Wi
Durham, d. D., Raleigh; 4. NJ. Bailey. u.
d.. Greenville; A. j. Holt. ID. D., Nasn-
vile; Rev NJ. ID. Early Waco: william
Ellyson, Richmond.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION CO.
RATES OF PASSAGE.

10 NEW YORK-Steamer and Rafl-caM,
Limited days, 1880; Cabin. Unlimited. oass
Excursion. So co. Intermediates Sl475
TO observation-disclosures and Rail-Cabin. IN.
limited, s22 Oc; Intermediate, Limited dsyS
SlI0O.
10 BOSTON-Steamer-Ca Limited IA
days, $1,000 Excursion, $500; intermediate
Limited 10 days $500.
TO WASHINGTON-Steam and Rail-
Cabin, $40 20.
TO PHILADELPHIA-St and Raul.
Cabin, SIT 80; intermediate, Sl2. 80
TO PHILADELPHIA - Steamer - Cabin
$780, intermediate, s1l.50.
TO BALPIMoRE-Cabin, $500; Excuriaa.
e25. 90; intermediate, $1,000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
ARREARS For GRoIrNn RrNr.

ARREARS FOR GROUND RENT.
City of Savannah, Office City Treasurer,
June g., 1S95.-The following lots are in ar
rears for ground rent, of which owners
are hereby notified. c, s, HARDEE.
Calhoun Ward-East n lot 5, oTs: south
q lot z, qrs; east Y lot 16, qrs; east u
lot p, 2 qrs; lot "a. s qrs; west Is lot 7, 1
qrs; east Is lot IL, qrs; lot 2S 5 qrs; lot
81, QrS.
Charlton Ward-Lot /, s qrs; lot 5, qrs;
lot ,. 8 qrs; lot SO. qrs.
Chatham Ward-West y lot l, ? qrs; lot
p, qrs; east Il of east Y lot 10, qrs; east
Columbia Ward-west p lot 9, 2 qrs.
Crawford Ward-east y lot 3, 2 qrs;, lot
20 qrs; west y lot 70. 2 qrs; lot 50, 4 qrs;
lot "a. s. qrs cast y lot H. S qrs.
Crawford Ward, East--Part lot Is, s qrs.
west X lot IA, qrs;. lot Is, 2 qrs; lot %, 2
H is,ars iO fosoutS y LOG 9rS 4m ios qT s.
qrsf west Is lot 10, qrs; southeast part
lot q, z qrs; east IS lot "a. qrs; south u lot
Forsyth Ward-Lot !, S qrs east is of
west Al lots Is and 16 qrs; lot IS, qrs;
lot 2. Qrs; west As of west As lots Is and
Franklin ward-Lot %, 2 qrs; lot %. 2
New Franklin Ward-East part lot TO-
qrs; east y lot IA. Qrs.
Greene Ward-South y lot 16. 2 qrs.
Jackson Ward-East y lot Z, . qrs; west
y lot 5, qrs; east Is lot IS. qrs; lot r. 4
qrs lot IS qrs; east ~ lot Il, 2 qrs; east
y lot 49, qrs; north y lot 20, ? qrs; west
y lot 49, 2 qrs; west Il of east y lot 80, qrs
Jasper Ward-Lot !, 2 qrs; lot AZ, qrsS
Lafayette Ward-west q lot l, 2 qrs 9 lot
8, qrs. ~
Liberty Ward-Southeast part lot "a, 2
qrs lot p, 4 qrs; east y lot 26, qrs; north
Y Monterey Nor Ward-Lot p, qrs; west u
lot 90 qrs; west y lot 40. qrs; lot 2S 8
qrs east 2s lot 80, 2 qrs; middle % lot r.
2 qrs.
Pulaski Ward--Lot 9, s qrs; west part lot
81, Qrs; north z lot %, Qrs; middle part
81, qrs; east part lot 81, 2 qrs.
Troup Ward-South u of west u lot 5.
east y of south y lot 81, qrs
Warren Ward-North IL lot 4, qrs; lot
16, Qrs; lot 49, 2 qrs.
Washington Ward-East "a lot q 4qors.
north Y lot 4, 2 qrs; lot 3, 4 qrs; west Is lot
Wesley ward-west y lot s., 2 qrs: east
II lot II, 3 qrs
Springfield Ward-Lot l. 6 drs: lot Dc ,
qrs; lot 2 qrs; lot q qrs; lot 2S 3 urs
All persons having interest in the above
lots are hereby notified that If the amounts
now due are not paid to the city Treasurer
on or before the 18th inst, l will proceed
on the morning of the 14th inst to re-entAr
according to law. JOHN POWER
City Marshal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13
AS A
GENERAL
FAMILY MEDICINE.

Browns Iron Bitters is safe
and reliable for old and young.
lis wonderfully Strengthening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13

Browns Iron Bitters will cure Bad
Blood, Kidney and Liver Troubles.
Wonderful for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Female Weakness and Malaria.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13
CHILDREN OF POWHATAN.
THE PAMUNkEY TRIBE HAS OWN
DIED DOWN TO 90 SOULS.

All Good Baptists-Any Member of
the Tribe Marrying "A Negro II EN-
peIled-Hunt and Fish for Liv-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13

NO Harm ntended-Pastor- would
surprise you to know how much counter
t i'5. money we receive in the contribution
BOXES IN the course of a year
Ihoughtless Friend suppose so How
% you manage TO work it ali off PUCK
--He-You reject me because l am moor
helress-Say, rather, that you are poor
because I reject you.-Roston Tranecti,t
TErring-Student (translating)-And
-9tieli-tf-SI-er-We -and-er
ProIessor-Don laugh, gentlemen, to err
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23
Naval News
BY Southern AssociateA Press.


WAsHlNGToN, July %. 2.-Lieutenant
Commander l.. l.. Pendeton has been
detached from the Monterey as execu
tive officer On her arrival mt San Fran
cisco, ana granted three months leave,
ana IL succeeded by Lieutenant Com
mandor j. w. Carlin, Navigator.
Lieut. h. Il. Remey has been order
ed to temporary duty on the Dolphin.
The orders of Lieut.. j. B. Milton to
the Olympia have been revoked an Il
lie is ordered to the Monterey.
L,ent. Il. Nj. Mitchell has been de.
tacheG from the Wabash and ordered
to tho Olympus.
Paymastor John Terry has be en- or.
dered before retiring board. New
York, on the Doth inst.
Movements OF naval vessels havo
been reported TO the Navy Department
a4 follows The Michigan arrived nj
Maoklnsc, Mich, this morning. The
Machlas sailed from Cheefee for Teku
to day. The san Francisco arrived tn.
day AT Chrlstiana. The Montgomery
reached Brooklyn Navy Yard from
Key West this morning. The MohIca II
has arrived ut Seattle, Wash.
The dispatch boat Dolphin, with As.
tistant Secretary of the Navy McAdoo
on board, reached the Washington
navy.yard this afternoon from Glouces.
ter, Mass. MIR. McAdoo has been
away about month inspecting the
naval militia forces OF the Atlantic
coast stations.
MIR. McAdoo's return vii! enable
Secretary Herbert to take n vacation.
The Secretary will probably leave the
lst of August. but no date for his dc
parture has been fixed. There are a
number of matters awaiting action that
he wishes to settle before turning the
department over TO his assistant. The
Secretary will probably take tho Dol,
phin for his trip aud visit the North
Atlantic stations. He will visit Mr..
Cleveland at Gray Gables while North.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23
RICHMOND NEWS AND GOSSIP
What Is Going on in and Around
the Capital City.
The Mecklcnburg County Transfer.
The Return of the Military From
lunenburg. Chief Howard
and the Violators Of the
Sunday Law.
Special Dispatch to Tho virginian.

RICHMOND, W., July 22.-The work
of transferring the county Of Meokleu.
burg from Quo internal revenue district
to another has, it Is understood, been
postponed for d month or two. Ii will
require good deal of labor and time
TO make the change. Before it can bo
fully accomplished Collectors RYAN
aud Lee each will have to execute O
now bond. The transfer is TO be made
by order of tho President. Tho busy
senSon i'll tho Internal Reyunue Depart.
ment VIII open up IN II very short lime.
Tho deputy collectors arc now looking
for fruit brandy.
a woll.known Richmond Democrat
bo Is Just from Washington hnd an
interview with Secretary Carlisle while
there. lie says he found the Secretary
in fine humor and much pleased with
tho outlook for Democratic success
next year. MIR. Carlisle WAS asked If
the Presidents order, with referonce
to employees OF tho government taking
an active pnrt in politics would not
keep FitH Lee from going on the
stump. he Secretary said II ertaiuly
would not, Tor MIR. Cleveland never IN
tended thnt 1t should go further than
to keep his nppoIntces from participat-
ing actively III fights within the party.
Tho three military companies that
went TO Luuonburg TO guard the al.
legged murderers OF Mrs. Pollard re
turned here yesterday, bringing tho
prisoners with them. Mnny OF the
soldies are on the sick list, aud three
were completely overcome by heut in
the nrmory nitor their arrival. The
man Marrnbie aud the women aro III
I ,,.I,, ,nh
Mary Aberunthy and pokey Barnes
we're tnlkative and-tiiscussed tho case
They both declared TINT they believed
MarrGblo did the murder unussistcd.
The nun was disposhd To sulk aud
against HIM. JohD Mitchell, ejiitoI of
he Planet, went down to the jail to day
aud photographed the prisoners. The
women were especially delighted at the
thought of getting their pictures in
tho piper. but AluraDle did not appear
to care much for 1t. Pokey barnes
father came - Richmond also. II was
his first visit here and Captain Frank
Cunningham took him riding on the
street curs. The old man thought cars
with nothing pulling them were the
most wonderful things he had ever Be
held.
Chief Howards men were on the
alert Yesterday and caught two saloons
selling liquor. Both OF these were IN
the territory Inhabited largely by
negroes. A news dealer was reported
for selling Il book. Charges of keeping
open on Sunday were preferred ugainat
al Ice cream house and one or two
coDiectioueries. -. The day was indeed
II very dry one here. Many people
wont over TO Manchester TO purchase
cigars. The exodus TO the senshore
was larger than on any previous day
this year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23

AT called meeting OF Norfolk
Lodge No. -. B. 7. o, Elks, held yes.
day, II committee wns appointed 10 nr.
range for a social to be held in the
lodge room at 3 y. III. on Friday, the
26th instant, in honor OF tie Merry
Band Club, OF York, Pa, who are now
III camp at Ocean View. Invitations
were Immediately sent on Adjournment
OF tho lodge to tho Merry Baud Club
and tho Elk Lodges OF Portsmouth,
Bcrkley mud Newport News, asking
them to be present.
Al n meeting OF the committee, Mr..
w. il. Welsh. lXnlted Rulor Of the
i.Iks Lodge, Of York, Pa. was selected
To he the chairman of the social session
The visitors will arrive here from Ocoan II
View about noon Friday, and will be
escorted To tie Elk's Ball in the Acad
emy Of Music building.
AT , y. IN. the social session will be
called TO order aud Pas, Exalted Ruler
j. a. Daily will mike few remarks
hy way of welcoming the visitors.
During the session the Merry Band
Club viii present Norfolk LoG ge with
set OF elegant pictures, which will be
appropriately received by Past TX
alted lsuler JAS. I. Duncan on behalf
OF the lodge.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23
THE DEFENDER IS CHAMPION
The New American Yacht Easily
Defeats the Vigiant.
They Sail Over 80 Mile Course and
the New Champion Beats the Old
Nine Minutes and Seventeen
Seconds. The Course u
Triangular One.
BY Southern Associated Press.

NEW YonK, July 22-If there was
any doubt of the Defenders superior
ity over the Figilant utter Saturdays
race, it was dispelled to day. The new
nspiraDt for the international cham
pionship ron away from the old cham
pion on every log and defeated hor
handiiy over the thirty mile course hy
. minutes II seconds. The official
time Was:
The sturt-De Defender, ll:25:30; Vigi-
liant. ll:2G:0l.
Firat mark Defender. 1851 :01; Eigi
liant, l2:59:0S.
Defenders gain on the first leg was
1 minute 80 seconds.
Second Mark Defender, 2:50;ll !;
Niglnnt. 2:57:00.
Defenders gain on the second leg
was minutes 35 seconds.
tlnish-Defeuder, 3:45; Vigilant,
3:45:lS.
Deicuder's gain on the last leg was =
minutes 9 seconds.
Figilant. 4:2S:41.
Difference oil time in favor of De.
fender minutes II seconds.
The race was over a triangular course @
with ten miles to leg.
The start and finish were at Scot.
land lightship.
The first side OF the triangle was n
broad reach half way with the wind
light from west southwest ald slight
chnnge IN the wind made II run free
with splnnnkers the rest OF the way.
The second side OF tue triangle was
started ns close reach, but secoud
change IN the wind made 1t bent To
wi inward This change happened TO
come Mt time when ii gave the De
fender the most advantage. The last
side Of the triangle was n reach with
wind nbeam. The Defender made
gains and the net result of the race was
handsome victory for the new boat
Nigilant sailed u beautiful race, but
only Tor few moments did she appear
to hnve any kind ofa chance with the
keel boat. Ii was when the wind
which WAS light at the stnrt, died down
to faint zephyr that the ceuterbonrd
er crept up on her rival, remained by
her side few moments aud theu inch
by inch moved uheGd. There we're
yschtsmen on the club steamer, who
said that great American institution,
the centerboarder, WAS about to be
vindicated, aud the hated keel type
placed in the year.
'". tho iSiiaHt cll uOt SNOW moro
than half her lcngIh before her rivals
bow, Inc wind ireshened trIlle and
the peerless new boat made O wonder
fnl response. Like thing OF life she
glided forward, parting the waters
clearly and scarcely leaving sperk uf
foam III her wake
She walked past the Vigilant and
continued to leave her during the rest
of the rnn-t!e close roach beating to
windward, and the reach home. In all
points OF sailing the new boat dem on
strated her ability TO defeat the Nigi-
liant III the light nlr which prevailed oil
Sandy Hook.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23
ANOTHER CHICAGO TRAGEDY
Oraidie Balingona Killed Mrs. Day-
IdoSa and Committed Suicide.
The Murderer Rushes Upon His VIC
tim With Razor in One Hand
and Revolver in the Other,
and Asked Which Way She
Preferred TO Die.
By Southern Associate, Pres,

CHICAGO, July 22.-This morning at
IL O'Clock DraIdde Balingona went to
tho home OF Mrs. Rosalie Day,dosa
No. 233i One Hundred aud Fifteenth
street, and. drawing u razor from one
pocket and revolver from the other.
asked her which way she preferred to
die. Three men who were in the room
rushed np to Mrs. Dnvidosa to save
her IRON hor nssailant when Balingona
opened tire.
The first shot struck the woman ON
the side OF the head. a second went
through her neck. l;nlingona then
turned tho weapon on himself. firing q
bullet into lila own brain, dying in.
siantly. The woman Will die. Last
winter Davidosa, who is IL laborer. had
no work and was not earning sufficient
money to support his family. Balm
gona loaned him money from time to
time aud helped the family through
the winter. For month or more he
has beon urging MIR. and Mrs. Davidson
to repay tho loaned money,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23

Notice is given by order Of the
lighthouse Board that, on July 9
lS''o, bell bouy, painted red. without
number, was substituted for outer sea
buoy. second, class nm, No. ., form
erly marking the entrance to Jones
inlet from seward, and discontinued
July II. lS95. The bell haoy Is moored
IN thirty feet Of water, about one half
mile to the souihward of the entrance
to the inlet.
On July II the number OF red
second class nun bnov, called Eocka
wny shoals, or Binck Warrior buoy, of
The entrance to Rockaway inlet, was
changed from to 2. tn preserve the
proper sequence OF numbers.