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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
WA1ERMEAoys FoR THf NORTHERN MARKET.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
Mr.. d. H. Elliott land commissioner Of the Plant
system. who Is In Atlanta for the purpose OF clos
ing the contract for the erection Of the mammoth
pyramid 70 be exhibited at the exposition by his
system, has had a wonderful career and occupies
the unique position of having been the first person
20 put the florida early crop market Systematically
sale IN the North
Mr.. Enott also the pioneer OF the great
watermelon industry In South Georgia II tried it,"
said he. TN Florida. my idea being 10 Immediately
follow the early vegetable crop with something
which would keep the roads busy in the summer
But the florida nlantsrs did not take to water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
THE orrEN ARRIVES IN LONDON.

London March i-Thc Queen. accompanied by
ex- Empress Frederick arrived ut raddington sta
ton from Windsor noon to-day. she
sisted to carria~c. ana was driven to buckingham
Pace escorted by a detachment Of the Life
Guards. She was frequently chcered on the way.
AMI bowed repeatedly in acknowledgment. Her
Maiesfv appears TO be In much better health than
on the occasion II her last visit TO London. She
VII nod q draMInE-rO0 To- morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
LONN G. RERRIAN.

John q. Berrian at time prominent Re
publican died suddenly at the home OF his son
John G.. Berrian jr. No. 20 Brightest. Jersey
CIV He was born in New-York I'm 1929 and re-
moved to Jersey city in 1853 He engaged in
the hotel business in which ne remained until
thirteen years ago, when he became Commissary
nf the State Prison a place ne held at the time Of
his death He served as Alderman Of jersey city
from 1879 TO 1851, and was also prominent Mason
Iis wife survives him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
JOSEPH j. FULLER.

Joseph j. Fuller q wel-known resident Of the
Fifteenth Ward. Brooklyn r. d., died on Sunday
at his home. No 30 IlOrimers: after IA brief i'll
ness. He was born seventy-seven years ago and
lived in the neighborhOod of his home since boy
hood He was a shipjoincr by trade, and carried
on busn rss in that line until twenty three years
ago when he took charge OF a department of
the Western Union Telegraph Company in this
city Two sons and Il daughter survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
WEDNESDAY. MARCH &.
THURSDAY MARCH :
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. MARCH :. 1895.
ARRIVED

Steamer MASSACHUSETTS, UIr. Bouquet February
n with mlsc and cabin passengers ship
ping Co Arrived at tho Far At a
steamer Bowie an. Thompson Liverpool February o.
with mdse 10 II VI Kcracy. Arrived AT the bar at
1886 m.
steamer Anchoria dbrl. Young. Glasgow February 81.
Morile q with mds" - cabin and 80 passen-
10 Henderson Brothers Arrived the Bar AZ ~
Steamer Suevia Gcr,. krech Naples February 49, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
DIP L LII. IL. BREINTNALL.

Or. John II. H. Brentnall died at his home. No
700 High-st Newark last night aged sixty. He
was born in Philadelphia and educated at Burling-
ton studying medicine in Philadelphia. He served
as a surgeon on the CRUSADER IN Charleston iiarbor
i'm the war. He settled IN Newark IN lsis and mar
ried Miss Harriet Agnes. There were no childr' n
He owned considerable property in Newark and
other cities. His widow survives him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
ONLY THE BRITANNIA AND CORsAIR READY TO
START-WiNNERS or THE MINOR
RACES AT CANNES.

Cannes. March 4.-The first contest to-days
programme, the for the James Gordon Bennett
and ogden Goelet Challenge Cup. was postponed on
account OF the failure Of some Of the yachts en-
tered to 10 the line Only TWO starters the
Britannia and COrsair. ready. The race for
this trophy will probably be sailed after the arrival
Of the yacht Ailsa. which is expected here TO-
morrow night. The Dakotah easily Won the race
for the second Bennett-Goelet cup. The Wnslow
cup won by the Delanagh. The weather was
clear, and there was strong westerly breeze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer Francisco t}rl. I"nkins from Ne"-iorK reo-
ria,, Il. arrived at Hull March . -, ~. vi,
Steamer LANDAU city trl hunter tVi ->e"-i''N'
arrived az Bristol March J. ,, -. c,n,,...
Tor New York March = A.. VI. -,
steamer Potomac ,f1. Lefch. nom Ne"-forh f'o-
mar, 20 arrived a. ANuUm u'h Nairh T. -
steamer Mar.uco N}D. Bingham, rom newborn rep
rItry IL arrived a. shields March .. 49,
steamer Phoeulct Wi'r' o. 'l'"S'l S'''" ''''' i'@-
burg March 8 New YORK.. ~,
steamer Washington ,G"il. hnkag". nom New-f"rk
J., l,r'tary IL arrived AZ CuNh1'cr March -
steamer HrcmerlnNrn dUt'n, MINES nom Ne"-forh
I,i,ri,ry H. arrived 1t Antwerp March = -
i,tr N,s.n, d,r Worries from New-York Feb
r,,,rv : arrived At MIrselll,s March -, .
N,rathou d,u sailed from Gibraltar for New
York March. = ,u.... ,o.,....,
steamer Fu,rst Hismarck "'rtl; Ap's 'priehuM eN-
s,r F,ie.,rI ,lrlel Nickcls Oriental excursion
arrived ~ JtNn March - . ,....., .,,-..-.,
steamer Augusta Victoria Htrl. haenpt Cori'ntal cX-
cursion) arrived At Constin'n"iie March !.
steamer spencer din. firm blenos Ayres sailed from
Nont.yid., flr Sew York February -.
steamer creole Prince tIr. Fott, from New York
nary - arrived at RIO lie Janeiro February %.
S,.,n.r II.y.Ius Url Stap'tou. from Santos, etc,
sailed from - Lucia for New York March ..
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TRIBUNE rocAh OBSERVATIONS &

In THIS diagram = continuous white line shows mo
rr.iins Tho broken line represents te tenn
rcrl'ure recorded az Icrry'S PhAfi"acJ'
Trl,in. or!-c March .. %. The weather yesterday
MA. cloudy ,rf collier wish high westerly winds The
,,,,.i,o ranged between - AMI - degrees. The aver
rye gn, b.ing - higher than On SUNDAY ana - lower
ti.,u .fi the t.rrrsI. nllng dag iaSt F'tf.
~. srs,her g. iay /, likely BE- far and colder with
n.fffiw.-'srly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
CUBAN INSURGENTS SURRENDER

GUAM INSU REGENTS SVI'ftt\JFIN'
THE BAND IN JAGUEY GRANDE GIVE Up THE
STRUGGLE THE REVOLUTIONIsTs OF BrIRE
Havana March THE entire bani OF lhsurseh'S
I'm Jaguev Grande. with Narrcro. their leader nave
surrendered ~ the authorities The Governor Of
Natanzas has ielegraphed to tn" Governor-Generai
an expression OF his satisfaction that the seditious
movement in the Province OF Matanzas Is ended
The Governor % the Province Of Santiago has re-
ported 20 the Govcrnor-Gcneral that the rioters az
i,turo are diSposrd 70 surrcnie:, and 4 favorable
result Of pending pareylngs with them II expected
Marquis de nuqucsna, Nice-l'r"S.dent Of the Re-
form party. is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
w. G. COEP.

Jacksonville. Fla. March w. G. Coup, the
veteran Snowman died this morning at ST. Iukc's
Hospital. in this city after weeks Illness OF
pneumonia. He was on tour OF Florida with Il
show under The title Of Coup, Cooper I" CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
SIR WILLIAM scovELL sAvoRY.

Iondon. March 4-Slr William Scovell Savory. one
Of the Surgeons Extraordinary TO the Queen. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

I.onIon. March THE United States Ambassa-
dor Mr. Bavar1. is suffering from slight indisposi-
ton and has gone ~ BJuinem0uth 10 rccuperate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
j r. A + N E s =

NM HFtD NVTSI1S IrIcNed by using WIIsOh'S
Common Sense Far Drums, new scientific inyen-
tion They are fate comfortable and invisible. have
wire string attachment Deafness has been relieved
after 10 years standing. Mr. George H. Wilson inven-
tor. Is IN charge Of NewYork office and he viii
pleasure In explaining and showing the merits
drums. Write for pamphlet call. Consultation and
HrOadyaY. AayS.YorL- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,,rs. Cos sunset 80 Noon sets 232 Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
. II SANDY Hook iis GOV. Island I'll Hell Gate 400
y sandy HOOK ZIG GOV Island 2"i Hen Gate 3.23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

TUE NEW ENGLAND. ATLANTIC CITY. ~ J.-Ocean
L end ~ South Carona-dve. open All me year
heat sun pasl)r. BRYAN "ibA---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

TODAY
vcsS,, For Malls close Vessel sails
Fms bremen. y q Lloyd ........... 500 a II 90 m
Algonquin, jacksonville Clyde........ 300
1'aracns. La Guayra Red D..........ll 90 IN 100
WEDNESDAY, MARCH e.
New York southampton Amcrican.... 800 M II IN
MnesIand Antwerp. Red 1000 "A II 90
Onzaha. Havana. 4 Cuia........ 90 800 IN
lnaSua. CLYDE ............. 90
Adrlatc Liverpool White Star.......l0:OO "A 100 p m
Conal Gal,cston. Mailory.......... 800 IN
THURSDAY. MARCH !.
Zaandam. Amsterdam. Meth Amer. 90 a m 90 - m
fontah'c - 1honss. etc Quebec. l2.:O p IN 30 "A m
III Nortc New orleans. Mofgan...... .......- 300 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

THE BOsCOBEI Kentucky ave-. near heacn - e. ny
L City, y. steam heat; sun rarlor; ta'Ss' ,PiON
day; special by %eek \. /, H--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

FNHE SWANNANOA Ashsvnle. y -, pptcrn
i CENTRAL. STRICTLY GOOD MEplDN MI ''
HOTEL. ,,.,,,.-
r. r. RAWI.s. owner and Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

THE PENNHURST.
Ocean end OF Michigan ave. Atlantic city " j. en-:
arged with elevator steam heat electric Nghts ana an
modern conveniences. Opens February "a. $500 ..>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

THE REVERE
i ATLANTIC CITY. ". j.
Parkaye. the beach. Now open. Comfortably
heated. ~ . .,.
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THE ALBEMARLE.

THE WALDORF
i OCEAN END NEW YoRK-AvE
atlantic City y. j. open all the Perfect sanitary
arrangements. Steam heat Electric bells. -
Ii. +. WRIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

THE MANHATTAN.
Ocean end South Carolina-ave. ATLANTIC City> ~ J.
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steamer Thc-.e.na du. Bennett Para. Maranham and
Coma. Ship'tu g.. o. . ,, ,- ,-,o-s- q enel
Steamer S-fau N'fl, H'.N''' '''''' '' ~
4 Truia. ,.., t-t,os,., Rs,ize Cane
-. inner Ism d,r Fr1.r- Port Maria. Jamaica-J z
Steamer Iaurail. bushes. B,ltm2re-H g Foster
amer ,t.l.ns .Niri'k. II 'iui}ra f"Tt' NAO''''
and ,-.ri.o.. B,iifun. Bliss q ball"tt =, ,-
steamer Nouadr H1. Glars Liverpool II VI hefsey'
Steiner Ems 0i,f n,.mlas'en. Bremen. VIA South
aupt.1 -p"iri.ns a g.. ,,,. t-...h
IitrN colombo ufap, Frrr'fa, oian, Ais'tlA-r u'"'
Elgr e.. ...,,.,
steamers W,lhavrn tNnr f'r Philadelphia; Iher'slna
d.r llra. Mamuham and tcafa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

THE IRvINGTON.
ATLANTIC CITY y. J.
on the Beach. Elevator, steam heat h.'e'eA "A'N''
parlor billiard and music rooms. ..D-s
CHAMBERs & HOPES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

,,dse . cabin and "eage PASSENGERS 40 3D.
, ,ine-,,an Line Arrived A. ~. Bar ~ 'I i,ry
IN, uurr.ni.n tF-i. puac. Mafs-ll"S - "
X,,l'. : vim mise anil - storage passn''7''' "
t,i,,, g.. Arrived th" Bar ar u - A.res
- pr itrtsnu ofr ShIrl. ,N' -, ., With
t.,,,, - Nf,n'-tt.-1 February g. :, i''." =, -, ri
~ 4 i.,.ns Arrived ~ ia" lsr Al II z ~
r.rrarar. - T.iuldad H. 'AIHiin' -; ,.,,rsroa
:, ,:,a,,, - L., Guavrt -. Puerto ,aD.' 81, -, am
- iIr.i - NuV caves u Pctf f'avr - vi,,b,r,It
-. %; ,Ylfn uIse ana % cabin pasSrh7''S ~
49,. t-r,.l ,t The tll~ ~ 10 4 ~ .-. 1,str,ar,,
-. ,r, t~rani. Arlerag1 Ia 'Ity.' 80, 81
.a.,iif h. ,-trfnng.ra r. Colon H. t.lt 49, 4,
- -. % Havana p with mis- lil W pa,
~ C,1ii.s < Co. Arrived ~ th" Fr a' = r,,.-, 30
- Nf,.Iaua tBri Fraser. Irihdal ,r,t.~,
,-.ii... 81 Martinique - DON ih.4 -, Ms and
~. si X, elk .. Thomas . WIN M. a.. -
-, N.,--,--- =, 4 T. Duf.rhridse { 60. -Nti''' ~ '~
l, NJ, a. .,r-i, M,Ir'osh Tau7'co February ~ ai
49,, ..,l wl-. aui - pass nber' - ''''''' -
Ill 1. a. Arrived tte bar ~ 30 m t., ,olse
Steamer u. lmnrl. NaA"man W ''''' W
, a ,.,.s.ne.r. o. Ola Dominion - 90 ,,. as, ., II
st.',rner Aise1born Lewis. Baltimore VII" "1'7 "
e Poster. . .r- >,u.,ze Philadelphia March
oil" .," ., az INr-p..n. Millichnp Calcutta N'Nffn III.
a ,., ua,i.raft January 30. win lii-'e' I" 0'-'
,.....l .. Vernon ID Brown = ,.,.... a, a,va
500. yf-.i~t t.f elias. 'wl. stevens 'd4N' ~ '-'
'-f.r. vessel - q 1T COX n - ,..-,
,.f ,.. tt nNI i;r fl"rs t"t ~ 81 & -, ia
s. ui.-.n tIfl 90 Liverpool. Jones tvhs hor s,r
...,. yith AIDS. Doe a. Camp ~ Coz Nrss'! To "'"'s
Ns.l'' u..l March : $50 p. m-Wnd southwest
strong breeze, cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

ii Atlantis CITY. ~ J. Now open; entirely modern and
'Is'-o'SSS' N CHARLFS s. HOLMES.
FRFRERIC 5. HOLMES, Managers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-30
INSPECTED THE YARD.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
MCAdoo
RECEIVED WITH HONORS.
He Came UP From Old Point in the
Admiral's Barge and Was Re-
ceived With Salute of Six
teen Guns From ST.
Helena.

The Hon. William McAdoo, As
sisiant Secretary OF the Navy, yes
ierday visited the Norfolk Navy
yard and inspected both the yard
nnd the cruisers now OF its docks.
lie came over yesterday afternoon
from Old Point, where he had in
spected the North Atlantic squad.
ron. now lying in Hampton Roads,
and shortly to sail on it's cruise OF
evolution to the West Indies,
MIR. MoAdoo came over in AID.
miral Browns launch, which had
been sent for him. He was accom-
panied by his private secretary.
Just before 8 o'clock the little
barge with the distinguished gentle
man aboard hove in sight upon its
| return. The marines, headed by the
Post Band, marched into position,
and over at st. Helena the gunners
stood by their pieces, ready to pull
the lanyards and fire tho salute due
the rank of the visitor.
just as the barge turned her nose
IN shore to make the landing, the
first gun doomed from the battery
and was followed by fifteen others
80 AoPAt oHCNCcoiObs I0TOH ID
and the officers of the yard and OF
the cruisers stood at the gangwsy
to greet Mr.. McAdoo. The boat
swans shrill whistle sounded and as
the party stepped ashore, the ma
rines stood at attention."
A flourish of trumpets from the
band was followed by the short
command "Present Arms!" aud as
the party, with Admiral Brown and
the Assistant Secretary in the lead,
walked down the pathway in front
| OF the marines, the coors were
dipped and the officers raised their
cape, wniie Mr.. MoAdoo removed
| his hat In grave salute to the flag.
| MIR. McAdoo then inspected the
| machine shops and boat building
| department. He was Interested III
the monitor Amphitrito, regarding
her as the best type of harDor- de
fence craft. He looked with admlra
ton and pride upon the magnificent
cruisers Minneapolis and Columbia,
and visited the other ships now Of
| the yard.
The old Alliance, which has been
recently retitted at this yard, inter
ested him, rs did the more modern
Texas, now IN the large drydock.
The Norfolk yard, he thought,
was spleudidly equipped. Indeed, u
he said, II know of no better testl
monial OF the value OF the yard than
the construction of the Raleigh.
now one of the most beautiful and
formidable ships in the navy, and
Texas, now almost complete. 2"
The inspection completed, Mr..
McAdoo repaired with Admiral
Brown to the latters residence.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-30
PORT M O UTH.
M7IniCipas.

The City Council held a called
meeting last night with the follow
ing members present: IL. 2. Slater,
president; John @. Owens, d. w.
Ballentine, l.. O. BrInson, Sam. II.
Montague, James e. Everett. ID. w.
Marden, f. N. Bilisoly, James w.
Brown, Jr., y. O. Peed, j. Thorn as
Dunn, s. G. Brown, Il. j. Col
Iona.
The President stated that the
Council had been called for the pur-
pose of accepting thei new engine
house; to reconsider the paving Of
the north side OF North street; to
consider whether to allow the sewer.
age contractor the privilege of build
ing wooden house on one of the
ends of a street in South Ports
mouth, for the purpose of keeping
their tools.
The Public Property Committee
reported favorably on accepting the
new engine house on conditions
alterations as will be necessary at
his expense.
On motion the report was accepted
and the building was accepted.
A motion was made that the en-
CINE house be turned over i'm.
mediately, and the Independent
Fire Company be requested to
move In at once. which was
adopted.
MIR. Ballentine then moved that
the old temporary engine house be
advertised and sold IN accordance
with the law, which was adopted.
The chairman OF the Street Com
mittee stated that he appeared be-
fore the Council for information In
| reference to the paving of north
side Of North street.
MIR. Billsoly moved that the street
be paved as per resolution of the
26th of October. 1894. and that the
line be run to conform to the pres
| ent hue east of Court street. 1t was
seconded, and after much discussion
it was adopted.
MIR. Bllisoly moved that the Street
Inspector be instructed to proceed
to pave that street not later than
February 4th, and that a gang OF
ten men be employed aud that they
| continue from day to day until the
work Is completed. This WAS SEQ
onded and adopted.
On motion, the request of the
sewerage contractor to build tenn
porary house was granted.
MIR. Montague moved that the
curb line on Columbia atreet, be
tween Crawford and Middle streets,
and that on Smith street, between
Crawford and Middle, be altered to
conform 70 the line on the west
side. The President said the mo-
tion was out of order, as the ordi.
nsnce would have to be changed to
| do 80,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-30
A MIDNIGHT VISITOR.
Every Mother should BIO Prepared
TO Hattie with Croup-Gho
Hest Sspmcdy.

From tho Providence, Il. l., Telegram. |
What word carries more terror to a
mother than Group. that Insidious visi or
who steals upon her children a. mig
when drug stores re close and phys l.
tiaus not within reach ,roup doe, it's
dea iiy work quick. and If not met at tho
outset with str nSent methods is almos
sure to lrove couqucror. Every
mother should keep a remedy where sue
can roach it at the first ominous bark.
IL has been tru said that II bottle OF
Ferry Davis Pain Killer in ures greater
safety from such ills than would doc or
in your house. fain Kill was tho Chi of
remedy Of our grandfathors and with all
tue advances of sciencs nothing has been
loun 10 take ITS piace.
For Group 1t i without equal. An in
stance OF this was yesterday cited t. II
reporter by Mrs. J. Is. q. Hosk rs, of No,
Marion street, Providence. II. 1.
Nobody knows the anxiety. the tor
ture OF m.nd have exper enced becaus
OF Group. Hours of sleep 1 hav lost
while at hing at the bedside of II bow.
Who has suffered almost q thousand
deaths from Group in lts worst form
tried very RENE " that kind friends
could suggest Ali faile me. and was
III despair until Pain-killer conquered
the tsrri5i, disease. My boy is now
seven years old. and whenever see that
Nio"P 10 icturHihS give nun ram Miller.
III twenty minutes the trouble is over
an We both 20 10 sleep.
"Pniu Killer Why l wouldn't DO
with ont it in my house moment for a
king ransom. +, el ~ though ii cured
nv 2O-vear- oil son of bronchitis after
other remedies ia led. aud 1T saved me
the probable oss of n limb rom brokon
artery, oau by tho kick of a vicious
horse. Pain Killer Mt once reduced the
swell ng and prevented blood poison
inc -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-30
StnbbinS Affair.

Yesterday afternoon, about 8
O'Clock, q negro truckman named
Sears, who drives for Messrs. Armi-
stead y Benson in Norfolk, was un
loading his truck in front OF Ellenor
X Armatront's. on Crawford street.
when two white men came along
and. as be says. without any provo
cation, strnck him and stabbed him
under his left shoulder blade They
then went oil, but were soon arrested
by sOtlicer Dickerson aud were car
ried to the strtion house. They
were bonded last night for their ap
pear0nce today
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-30
SUFFOLK NEWS.
IN OLD NANSEMOND,
Notes and GIeaninRs From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

Notes and GIeanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.
Jesse Green left yesterday for q
trip to Trenton, N. j.
Rev. Father Brady. of Ports.
mouth, Will conduct mass at the res
idence of Mr.. 8. Il. Golibart, Main
street. at l0:30 O'Clock to day,
The last intelligence received in
Suffolk from Elizabeth CITY saws
that Mir. Love is yet living, but ex.
tremeiy i'll.
The furniture for the new Episco.
pal Church has arrived and will be
put in position within a DAY or two.
The Suffolk Cotillion Club will
hold a meeting this evening at 8
O'Clock In the New York Racket
Store.
MIR. j. Walter Hozier and Rev.
FL. FL. Butler, of Suffolk, attended
She celebration given by Maj. I. ".
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-30
Appreciated.

The people of Portsmouth and
silently appreciate good thing
when they see 1t. Since we adver-
hised closing out oSE-TuIRp OFF OF
REGULAR PRICE we've done a very
satisfactory business, giving our
customers good value for their
money and ut same time causing us
10 dispose OF good many goods, SO
we wouldn't have to carry the same
over. We will still continue this
sale until February LIST and give our
many friends chance to buy first
class CLOTHING And wooLEN UNDER.
WEAR AT ONE-THIRD OFF REGULAR
rhicE. Breslauer IL Anthony, III
ailgh street.