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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27

WASHINGTON, March q. Before
leaving for home Representative Miller
secured favorable report from the
committee on Indian affairs on the bill to
pay Silas Keller, of Kansas City, $1,000
as back pay due from account with Pot
tawatomie Indians while he was agent.
The committee also reported favOrably
the bill to pay to Northrup s. Chick, of
Kansas City, $1,000 on settlement of
their account as traders at the Posta-.
watomie agency.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27
WILL THEY BE GOOD BOYS.
Boys that Have Been Released From
tho Reform School.

tho Reform School
Five happy boys. ranging in ages
from to IA sat in the waiting room of
the Santa Fe depot today. Up to this
morniaing they were inmates of the re-
form school in this city and were wait
ing for the train to take them to their re-
spective homes. Ali had acquired the 900
merits which meant release, as they
termed it, "their honors" and the reform
school authorities had presented them
with tickets for their return home.
The names of the boys were: Will
Rodgers, Gsrnett; Clemmie Mills, Fre-
donia; Charles Jones. Oswego; Guy
Wellman, junction City; Fate Crump,
OswepO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27
Chicago Bucket shops Ra1ded.

CHICAGO. March 27-Five bucket
shops were raided last evening by detec-
tives from the central station. AS re-
suit of the raid thirty men are now un
der bonds to appear before Justice Glen
non today. The specific charge against
them is q violation of chapter 80. section
1877. of the Illinois Misunderstanding a
common gambling houaa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27
= HALL ROCKED"
Enthusiasm in Great Boston
Wads Today.
( spontaneously" Saved Up for
Weeks Beforehand.
BUILDING "TREMBLES"
With Shouts for Thomas B. Reed
and Gold Standard.
Money Loaning New England
Dead Against Silver.
Wants Two Dollars for Every
Dollar She Lends.
HAS YANKEE NERVE
To Say So in Most UncOmprO-
missing Terms.
n No DOubt A bout the Maine Mans
HAS YANKEE NERVE
To Say So in Most UncOmprO-
missing Terms.
"a NoDoubt About the Maine Mans
Platform.

BOSTON, March 7.-Accompanied with
enthusiasm that rocked the great Music
hall, tho state convention for the cleo
tion of delegates to the Republican ma
tional convention at St. Louis was held
here today. The delegates came with
only one name in their minds, as
their choice for the prssiden-
tial nomination. 1t was that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27
THE INDIANA DOCKED.
The Monster War Ship ssHOused'' at
Port ROYaI at Ehh Tide.

Port Royal at Ebb Tide.
PoRT RoTAL, s. c., March 27-The In
diana was safely docked at 1880 o'clock
this morning, just as the tide had begun
to ebb. There was an abundance of
water in the dock. Everything connec-
ted with the docking worked beautifully
and there was not the slightes mishap
Chief Naval Constructor J. 7. Hanscom
handled the monster vessel easily and his
arrangements were perfect
The Indiana had been off Port Royal
for some days awaiting an opportunity to
be docked
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27
No receiver For Linseed oil.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Judge Gibbons
this morning declined to appoint a re-
ceiver for the National Linseed Oil COM
pany and dismissed for want of equity
the bill fled by Louis A Coquard, ask
ing for the receiver.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27
TRUCE ABYSSINIA.

The War to Be stopped There for Six
Months.
NEW YORK, March 27.-A special to
the Herald from Rome says: An armis-
tice of several months duration has been
proposed to the Negus. General Ellona
is to be interrogated at once by the min
lister of war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27
Knnans at NnahvilIe.

n. B. Nicholson, of Council Grove, A.
R Van Dorm of Atchison, A. c. Stitch of
Indepence, F. c. Montgomery of Tope-
ka, and Thomas Morgan of Eureka have
been named by Governor Morrill, to
represent Kansas at the Tennessee Cen
tsnnial exposition at Nashville, begin
ning May 1ss and lasting six months.
cL.,;h. g. MI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27

Judge Hazen has decided that A. Allen
cannot make c. ]. Prescott pay $500 in
debtedness of the old firm. He said that
the bills were partnership matters,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27

Associate Justice w. A. Johnston of
the supreme court was unable to be at
his Office today and will be confined at
home with a touch of grippe for three or
four daVs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27

Judge Alden of Wyandotte county has
appointed c. F. Wilmer receiver of the
Bank of Kansas City that closed its doors
on February Sth. The bank was capital
lied at $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-27

Subscribe for the Daily sTATEJoURNA1
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
thn ffvO
MUST DTSSOLVE THE FIRM.
TIE STOCK EXCHANGE DISAPPROvES TWO
PARTNERS

The Governing Committee Of the New-York Stock
Exchange. at a special meeting held Yesterday
afternoon, decided that George B. Hopkins ana
Harry L. Terry. members of the Exchange ana OF
the firm OF Kennett. Hopkins Co, stock brokers
al No. JG Broadway must within thirty days us
solve their copartnershp with +. J. Kennett and
j. +. Harris
Kennett recently suspended for hve years
and Harris for two years from the Chicago Board
OF Trade for maintaining connection with a
bucket shop in that city. and the authorities OF the
Stock Exchange took the position that they were
not proper persons for Hopkins and Terry 10 have
partners
Kennett and Harris do not belong 10 the STOCK
Exchange They with L. u. Kneeland. hfth part
ner who belongs neither the Stock EXchahSs
nor the Board OF Trade. have conducted the chi
cage office Of the firm While Hopkins ana Terry'
who belong 20 the Stock Exchange. but not 10 the
Board % Trade. have conducted the New-fork Of
fce
The firm as at present constituted was organ zed
Nathaniel :. Jones who. until he lost his fortune
was a noted specula;oi. l. has for years done most
Of the business of Addison Cammack. the recog-
nized bear leader In Wall Street The Suspension
of kenneit and Harris from the Chicago Board OF
Trade Great .d A sensation IN speculative quarters
HOPKINS has been a member OF the STOCK fN-
change since February H. 1886 and Terry since
August . 1894 Terry formerly had charge of the
telephone for the firm in the Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Jan 2SAt ;he wool sales to-day 1910 bales
cipal giowths. There full atiendance OF buyers
and al active comprt Continental purchasers being
esre ay extensive buyers. All II the better classes OF
wools sold freely top prices Secured ana super comb
ngs rapidly. especially 10 German buyers whose bid
ding for Cape Good Hope and Natal whites ana
ereascs notably prominent, Medium parcels me,
with much attention from French buyers. and all kinds "f
preces eagerly sought for at fun rates The limited
available supply lambs In active request To
French and home account at high heures 'ross,reis
sol uniformly well mostly 10 Yorkshire operators
though occasionally lots went the Continent The
lrss-ned American demand caused dimnuilOn or the
competition FOR parcels suitable T. the needs OF American
buyers Withdrawals rather above the average.
owing the excessive limits placed upon certain lots
The sales prices obtained were; New South Wales
bales. secured. sisdpls 3D. locks and pieces 5JW
3zd greasy. 3ignlOi.d; locks and pieces. 4ns2d.
Queensland bales. secured. Hipls ~; locks and
pieces 7i.dals 2i.d; 5G0'.d; locks ana pieces
Bi4asi1d
pieces 7dais 5izd Gi.dqis 5sd locks and pieces
3s.
South Australia 100 bales; secured Cddls 3isd locks
and pieces. e.dgls, greasy 42r3i locks and pieces.
4N7isd.
Australa2Co bales secured. Is i2dgs II: greasy
ca I'd locks and pieces. Sd.
Tasmania IA bales. secured. Is i.dnls Id
New Zealand $500 bales. secured siHls 1ixd. locks
ard pieces 5sq l0d greasy. Ga.GO'gd. locks and pieces
4i4Hsi.d.
'ape Hope and Natal 300 bales secured 7la
Is Sd: greasy. +'.GSi.c
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

Armour agents outside markets acted even weaker man
although the normal relationships
were about restored close. There was hardly any
cash business done here only u 900 bushels NewNok
reported nothing FOR export. <
corn &C and closed at the bottom MAY sold rom
3Oisc TO 2g.c closed at 29ssc bid. Ihe drop was
ymna,hetic one with wheat Bradstreets reported an
enormous Increase of Rockies 32t9ooO bushels
Gables easier seaboard cearances were air AZ
bushels liberal car lots. 4J the estimate
for Wednesday. however. was onl! -o ne nuylns va
shorts Frazier. Champlin and Dupee me West ieu III
selling.
oats lost sc closed without any rally May sold
from 2lc 2u'.c and closed at 2OHc bid Inc receipts
we're I,s cars the FOR Wednesday was 100 cars
selling Wet the case IN the "ther
coarse grains Bradsreets reported decrease east OF
the Rockies Of - 900 bushels.
Lack Of speculation ana absence of cash demand mas,
a weak provision market Pork lost 22-.sc' .ard
s,l rhs Zoe May pork closed 1T SO 40; May
lard at IS %: MAY ribs at >3I. There were
only % hogs the estimate for Wednesday was ony
2G 900 hogs Yet depressed the feeling that prices
al The wards 5c lower on the curb puts on Mal
wheat closed AT 6oc calls 64i.c puts on May corn at
oya.c. calls q
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan - tSpecaD Wheat to-day lost nttle
over cent closed about at the bottom. May sold
from 64s,c 10 G3i.c. closed G3xc The
and outside the pit bearsh Although there
no proofs the crowd assumed
a large There certainly a lot OF selling
by Northwest and by certain local longs. OF the
outs!e announcements. the most hearish the disap
pontnent the IN" worlds visible supply
81 900 bushels where ZOO 900 bushels
IectcG. II serious disappointment 10 the bulls
that the outside trade seemed TO be again The
Northwestern receipts large 400 $40
and l13 last Cables lower
svmpath decline here Monday The
shipments about expected. j44U bushels which
small Seahoard cleaiances OF -four large
together made 331. bushels
Armour selling. but there a million n
by who generally recognized
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
1 CASE or NOTORTETY-S SEEKING.

Acting Captain Grant. OF the West One-hundred-
aud-twenty-ffth-st station. has made report re-
sardng the alleged burglary at the house OF Dr.
Tappen No. Si5 West One-hundred and twenty
third-st on January %. The captain declares that
after investigation he believes that the whole affair
was planned by Fernando RetZ. medical student
living in the house. for the sake OF notor!ety Reitz
declared that lie had fired two shots al the bur
glars as they fleeing from the house.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
HELP WANTED.
NONN\NNN"
Female,

NJ Wanted. expericr red nurse for
infant II months old and GIL ~ years.
Apply. with experience Wednesday. from
10 TO T.. AT ,; GrimeIcy Park.
WANTED. In country. neat refined
French Protestant for li''le fIrl. mus,
he willing % assist generally and make
Shilds clothes. 3ol West 12d 81.
WANTED. Intelligent ladies' 20 take work
home. neat. steady employment good
wages. no experience necessary nliose
stamp for particulars STANDARD ART
co. ~ West 2lih -.
WANTEp.-h Thoroughly capable waitress
and pariofMaid. must have personal re'
ercnc". Apply AZ u East 1G,h ST Monday
and THesday letMetn l. and = n.c.o. k
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
uor.Es AND CARR. AGES.

HANDSOME. stylish dark steel gray team
l5s, hands G years Old. sound and kind
long names and white tslis' can lio, IL. % "
and Victoria. both built by Brewster. IA
p.rfec; order: $3.50 each. harness. e'c;
PALACE BOARDING STABLES. @S' ana
1yp Schermerhorn-st.. near Bohu-s'''
Brooklyn.
HORSE and express wagon and harness
for sale. once SVi West llin -.
eTLIING OFT four good work horses
prime condition; SO - SiO' bargain 'V'
Freeman -s.. GIeenpOiu'.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
tn LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

AT II BEEKMAN-ST.-S baseIne Mt
ami sub-cellar 70 let rutland q
WHITING. :, Bcekman-st.
A CORNER STORE. with very largt show
window on Fulton-st 10 let. with IN
mediate possession. rutland & WIFI
ING = Ieekman-St.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

.OolO/1~NO0>N00N0FO0I NO0N1VN1~OTV"NVNNNT0NN'
Country.
A FEW CHOICE FARMS In somerset
Nidllesex. Morris and Sussex counties.
N J.. also residenc, properties. IN good
order. near New-York; for sale upon easy
terms; only small cash pay yment re
. ouired. For further information appiy 10
ETNKY g. GARNER - Nassau-st
CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE Beautiful
sn.l,erad valley. Rocky Mountains: !. 100
acres irrigated lands. harvest hundred tons
hav yearly: los dwellings, unlimited range
large profits: no losses. only 500" cash
t required: balance yearly insta!inents- Al
dress RANCHMAN. Tribune Ofiice.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

.NNNNNNNNN~NNNNNN NNNN~~NNN~NNNN~N|NNW
Female.
AT \ CHURCH EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU. 200 EAST 42D STREET.
you can find class of servants no, 10 be
met with elsewhere: all nationalities: soyns
our own parish people: references always
investigated.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

A TRAINED NURSE now disengaged;
mental medical. surgical or fever cases:
would travel with Invalid; terms reason
able Address NURSE. Tribune of'ice.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
BOARD AND ROOMS.

(ncc~~N~~NN~NN~N~.N NN~~N~NN~NNNc|~~N
furnished large front
room. third floor. with board; references
Q4 Vsat
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
WORK WANTED.
sfalc.

Malr.
JANITDE wiling 20 take charge ~ a
single 0r doubt. nat. can DO carps atcr
work. hes, references. H. l.. EOCk 40
East G'il -.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

YOUNG MAN. ~ years of age rapid ana
accurate at figures. excellent p.nman
ocslr"s position AT Office work. can fur
nlsh nrst class reference. cHAS. s. HAN
AW. 52l lst- ave
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
sUBVRBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAiR.-Resld
properties. all kinds; sale or rent.
CLARENCE b. TtBBS. Beeknah-st.
ORANGE y. J.-Specia.iy; taigains N
choice homes at $3.50 acr-s $500
o. IN oadT ay.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
ALONG ACRE AGENCY.
AgG GTH AVE

Chambernads. cooks. Mattresses. house
workers. laundresses. kitchermaiis nurses
also German help; city. country: private
families. clubs. hotels; servants not al
mttel 10 this office whose testimonials
are not ~ the highest order
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A~~o~~N~NOo~N~~N~> >0N~cSN~ONNS0NNN0N0N7NN0~~
WANTED In Bedford section. Brooklyn.
al once. an unfurnished house. Address
. J. ID. O.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

At BRANCH OFFICES ~
Advertisements received at regular
rates until p. m. VIZ.
254 Sth-avc., .. e. cor. or 23d-s1
,52 eth-ave.. cor. 12th-st. .s,h.A
iV2 columbus-ave.. nsar West o''"
100 West 42d-st.. near 6th,ave.
20 West I4th-st.. near oth-ave:. 80
c5I West 42d-st.. bet. 7th and S'n "
1871 4th-avc.. cor. l4th-st.
100 East 47th-st.. corner 3d-aSe'
243 West l25th-st
|. $50 Broadway. above 4eth-st'
!. I0s lst-ave.. near S9tn-st'
$50 Sd-ave.
f60 sd-ave., near <Ith-st-
g5l Sd-ave.. near S7th-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

CAVANNAH LINE. OCEAN $. :. co.
- Tr weekly from Pier a. y. r. foot OF Spring st. Ina.
days Thursdays and Saturdays. at p. NJ For fer.,
and passage apply to
J. D. Hashagei f.. A.. W II. Rhett. Gen. Ar
g. F. & W Ry. 26l b way Cent r r.. 81 B'va,
r. L; Walker. Agt J. T. Adams q z. A.
G n. S"rre Mgr. J. p Beckwith G r. & p A.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

cOACHMAN.-I wish good place for
my coachman: has been In my employ
ten years. I part with him on account of
selling my horses; VIII recommend him as
strictly sober. honest and first class
driver 25I West 45th-st.. present EN-
plOyer s. L.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
Ocean 9teamers:

COLUMBIAN LINE panama X. X. Col
~ THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting at the Ishmus for all West Coast po..
Mexico Central and South America 'o'u
Steamers sail from Pier foot West 27th ST NJ
ADVANCE. ........ Jan. 81 FINANCE e..
For rates apply at Company's office, % Broadrauo'
JOHN MUIR. Trafic ny.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

cOACHMAN.-By single man; strictly
TEMPERATE superior city references: I:
wages not so much an object a. steady
position; city or country. Address j. s.
| O2G 3I-aye.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

COACHMAN.-By Scotchman strictly so
ber and Industrious. best references from
former employers: city or country. COACH
MAN. 426 3d-ave
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

~~o-oNNO~~10~0-~-oNNNN NNNNNNooNNNNNNo~>-
COMFORTABLY furnished rooms heat.
gas, hot and cold water. reference. a
1.IfN-Si.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
heated. home comfort. use OF piano. or
gan and bath. private family. LOO East
s5th-S'.
LARGE SUNNY PARINR and bedroom
newly furnished. heated; hot ana cola
water. bath. suitable for light housrhtep-
Ing. 564 Lexington ave. BlRNE.
NICE ROOM for one gentleman. Win all
comforts Call 3ls East 33d Al.
STEVENS HOT Sc. y u u BROADWAY.
Newly furnished throughout. eAi.a
large rooms Tor peimaren: guests az ~
per week and upward.
l.-PARi.OR FLOOR. six light rooms; DE-
sirauie club OF bachelor quarters. Will 81 -
vide. l. East 29th-st.. between 9th and
Madison aNes.
124TH- ST. 33l WEST.-Near elevated ::
private family. pleasant. medium back
and hall rooms. moderate prices ali con-
Nfuisnces
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

COACHMAN.-By FIRST class, single. ex-
peri ,nced. family coach man: te-totaler
wants steady position: city country
excellent reference. ADVERTISER. 1876
Hancock-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
n)intrr Resorts.

<,ALEN HALL. sANATOR1uM
(I'' ATLANTIC CITY. n. j. 49,;
all a nrst-class, quiet note-
Fl.yator steam heat open CRATE fires Massage ser
,,v ha,hs etc Table unexcelled open all the year.
aadrsss NJ WM H. H. BULL
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
WORK WANTED.

>oY~~.~~o.N~NNNN~.N~.N .N~.N~~~~%~N~>N>~~.~
Female.
JANITRESS. experienced. would Ike care
OF two Dr three houses. compensation
enough FOR good living. Mrs. WILLIAMS
20 Eakt I2th-st
MADE TO ORDER. silk petticoats. 81 30:
separate skirts SO: stylish. ADNERTIS-
Err 73O Columbus-aye.
ORDERS FOR ART EMBROIDERY
promptly executed; outfits a speciality.
] or LexingtOn-ave.. cor. 13d-st.
STORE-ROOM GIRL wants position: un-
derstands making coffee and can take full
charge. reference. MINNIE FARRELL.
1a, West 2sth-st.
THOROUGH cutter. litter trimmer from
leading establishment. tailor made suits. !.
evening dresses speciality. By day or home
reference. Address MODES. 39T 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
DARK PLACE.

DARK PLACE. ., I'LL, , .ryous and mental
diseases Also patients taken and treated Gr o"ei
eases Pleasant rooms. beautiful walks ana arves m m
,eookinr beautiful park. Also patients teams can De
srcorm comfortable home wnile under cons.d
and % experienced nurses
Situated in Conn For particulars auctess HiS
A. Il. CLARK. i3 Mott-ave.. Norwa'k ConI.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

AT "A IRVING PLACE.-Large. sunny
room, with excellent board; also table
board: references required.
l14ARGE and SMALL furnished rooms 10
lei. with board; also table board. 40
East 2ist-st.
WEST 74TH-ST. Large rooms and board
for two: private bath II desired: refer
ences CASHIER, i. q. Box .. 16J.
19TH-ST, 10 WEST-I3eautiful large and
small sunny rooms: special accommoda-
zion for families and gentlemen: table un-
fxcelled: service first-ciass: references.
kGTH- ST. 80 WEST.-Large. elegantly
furnished warm room, also hall room.
southern exposure: sumptuous table; refer
ences: near Delmonic0s.
kOTH-S ST.. 3S WEST Private family. oc-
cupying handsome house. offer large suite
Of rooms. with board: liberal party only;
-Ssfer4nces exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
BUTLER By young Swrie; under
stands his work. In II private family.
Call or write hRlTH SWENSON. PA East
33d ST.
BI ITBER-MA1D.-By married man and
wte; man as butler. wife az paror
maid: nrst-class city references. D. NJ.
Box Il. I.of2 Broadway.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
The Questiou

The Question.
70 sec or not 10 see-That is tho
e'Aee ZION. Dr. Week can answer ts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27

sthei waist. At the bust they stand ont
with q pouter effect. which. with n
S5slender figure. IS extremely becoming
- splendid gown recently seen, of emf.
lagsnce purple cloth, had vest Cd this
sSsolt, the seams of the skirt matchin~
sSyFtt TN narrow plpings Of white satin.
FOR TAILOR GOWNS.
novelty in servlceable street M.
teraals. Is a species Of homespun called
&BayarIan cloth.
Among the smooth surface. Am.,on
sssscIoth IS something new. and a deiinht.
SO color In this is bright moss green
4. SEstil at any OK the hecvy black braids trim
I ksantifully. = 'n'
Az Of these gowns designed for ser.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
Auction sALES-FUTURED DAY.
'osePh Zones, Real Estate Auctioneer,.
Office IL Commercial Place.

AT W.T. THE ERE R7EoUEsr OF THE HEIRS.
for sale on THURsDAY. MARCH, i'5 9Th, o dsss,
VAEU3S SIZES c mnT@day 81, on the premises.
ana described as follows, to-wit:
s. 55aR RspS SWELLING stran, bergen known
Va, fronting 800 feet on the east side ~
said street ali,Ss and running back on tho
with q rear line of SS.T feet. '' ise's
u; ~ lot of land with the three story
% Sri ss ID dwelling thereon; known as No.
above describcd lot ON Et tEc. ao19'ihning the
Ing 2i.3 feet On the said street and run
ming back between parallel lines, or near
feet. 49,
go. A lot of land with the two story
f frame dwelling, thereon. known as No.
1913 Bank street, in said city. adjoininp:
the next above described lot on the
north, fronting Su.2 feet on the said
street and running back between parnil-
CT lines, or nearly SO. 122 feet.
the sale.
plat of the property may be seen ut
my Office, No. IL Commercial Place
JOSEPH JONES,
lcD2Z-tus Auctioneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27

VlRGlNIA-lN TIE COURT OF Law
ana Chancery of the city OF Norfolk,
on the 9th day of February, 1896
FRANCIS Mccoy ct tails. PLAINTIFFS
VS..
IN CHANCERS
The object of this suit is for the sale of
IhS real estate mentioned in the plaintiffs
according 10 the rights OF those entitled
70 the same. Ahdavit having been made
Elizabeth Mccoy. Lucinda Jncl1sonn'
Henry Jackson. james Mccoy, Fanny
Portlock. Julia Portlock. Philip Portlock
and Thomas Portiock are not residents OF
the State of Virginia they arc hereby or
dered TO appear In the Clerks office OF this
Court within fifteen days after due publil
cation hereof ana do what may be ileces-
sary to protect their interest
Teste- JCNluS a. COLEMAN,
d. G.
Geo. a. Martin, y. q. feG-th4w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27

very Frenchy little confections realized
In serge aud velvet.
In these. dark blue and n sparkling
messy green is u late and elegant colo.
combination.
SUGGESTIONS OF FUTURE STYLES
y cocky little Lenten rig, worn a
week ago on Fifth avenue, reJoiced In
this daring arrangement OF color and
was sported by n slender Diana Of the
pale grey-eyed type.
The skirt and slcevs were Of the serge.
the bodice portion Of the corsage OF the
green velvet laid in three box plaits