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LED By 4 LUNATrC.
Witd- Goose Chase of officers to the So
Felipe Yattey.

Htld-Goose Chuse OF OUtce7S to the San
Felipe Vatley.
SAN JOSE, CAL, June "A wild-eyed
lunatic seems to be the necessary compile
ment OF every great tragedy. Wood Wad-
lams is his name in this case. He is the
man who started Sheriff Lyndon and posse
off into the mountains last night before
they had shed the dust of five days
mountaineering from their shoes. He is
the man who invented the wonderfully
detailed story OF Dunham buying rife at
Goes ranch, paying liberal sums for a
small bottle of whisky, of his finding
bicycle tracks on the mountain trails and
over bridges, punctured here and there
with the tracks OF the celebrated pointed
shoes. Wadlams sprang into notoriety
with that surprising suddenness of the
iack-out-of- the-box. the spring having
been touched.
Sheriff Lyndon returned to town this
morning in humor to slam down the lid
over Mr.. Wadlams ana to put paddock
on it. The posse had an all-night ride IN
Continued nm FOurth pooe
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chances of recovering the amount OF his
mortgage on forced sale.


But Penniman employed a lawyer, con-
tested the case and won in court prelim-
mary point on a technicality, which prom
ised indefinite delays. Negotiations were
then begun to settle out of court. A ques-
tion of paying the costs was pending, but
Dunham avoided Penniman, and the lat
ter insisted that Dunham had caused the
expense and should pay. The matter was
in this unsettled shape when Dunham,
grown impatient with the delay, no doubt,
decided upon striking the blow and leav-
ing the country.
He was at school on Monday and Tues
day. but he did not sleep at home Monday
night. 1t has not yet been discovered
where he spent the night. The presump
ton goes that he employed Monday night
to ride to some distant point, where he
concealed his wheel and whence he has
since recovered it and used it as a means
of escape since abandoning his horse.
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defiance to conciliation. The declaration
of Mr.. HarrIty that Democrats must stand
py the party no matter what the conven-
tion does is being repeated by Hill. Brice,
Lindsay, Grey and the rest of the gold
Democrats in the Senate, but none of
them believe that the voters can be held
against their convictions on this question.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
The WIND BLEW HARD
Fsncss, Awnings, Signs and Buildings Laid
on the Gr0und BY High Winds.
VERY SEVERE IN HAMPTON ROADS.
One House In Client nna Two I'm
Brnmbleton Blown To the Ground
The Exciting Experiences of Two
Ladies Tho Fire AIurm Almost
inc Other Damages.

The storm which PASSED over this
city Monday night and yesterday morn
ing was the most severe which has
visited Norfolk fora long time. Not
only did Norfolk suffer, but the coun-
Try for miles around felt the effects Of
the dow, and as u result fences are
down and trees are uprooted in all
directions in Norfolk and Princess Anne
counties.
IN This city, as stated in The Yir-
sihiah yesterday, q number of awnings
were blown to pieces. signs were
thrown to the ground and other dam
age wrought. One of the large plato
glass windows at watt, Rettew &.
Gays new store. at Main and CRANKY
street, was demolished and a indow
on commercial Place was demolished
by a falling sign. A section of tin was
blown Off one of he Warehouses on the
Merchants' and Miners wharf, and the
folk Knitting Mill! Atlantic City. were
raised. but not seriously damaged.
~ Drlck residence on Warren Ores
cent, Client. which was in course of
construction and. owned by Mr..
~southsate, was blown down. and is n
lotai wreck. The house was three
stories high and the outside worN had
an been completed. except the rails
ing OF The from. wall, only one story
OF mat having been erected. MIR r Il
bilyior was the contractor. He car
the house. ~ oh
The front of Simpson Bros store.
on Church street, vas blown out and
the fence OF st. Mary's Orphan Aev-
i"ni was laid on the ground.
~ Seceila avenue In Brlinbleton tho
iIirtCS OF two houses in course of
com;iruction were blown down.
me wind, which blow at the ratio of
nIty miles an hour, almost ruined the
nrc alarm system. "
In llamrtcn Roads the pa,a vr,s ,,o
very severe. The schooner Carria tam'
taaii fia2ier. bound from James rivrr
10 fatlnorc, with n cargo of hpmber
iost pc.n anchor during the heavy
r. ~ n WaS1 picked up near tho
lh:inDlc Light yesterday morning bv
,yne Jug Sallie and towed to this port
ne quarantine ship jamestown broke
r n.,rr. 1Hu Iouleu the New York. but
wIhout doing n damage. 80
IN thiS harbor n number of yecse,s
dfaESed their anchors. Schooner II At
SorncrS. Captain w. +. Westcott which
was lying off the foot of Main st,.nnr
on the Rerlkley side, dragged her anchor
about 100 feet. ~
The little catboat Hefnld, on which
MIS-. hnr!e Mathews and her mother
hre making h trip t. Florida I'm the
interest of n New York
dragged ITS anchor and I.uIeI tho
itrNtlsh steamship Glenvcck, living MI
inc NORFOLK and Western wharves. The
little vessel lost her anchor and cable
ara bo"laprit. The ladies' eXpc:tcuccd
n very rough night.
reports from North Car-l;,, .hou.
mat the storm was unusually severe In
that section. Al Hartford the ton was
blown off a car. and a shelter was h,owp
down. $500
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NotIce 10 NInrincrs.

Notice Is given by the Lighthouse
Board that, on or about January 81,
lS96, ~ flrst-ordcr light will be establish
ed In the 1--WE ecently erected on
southerly part of Hog Island. nearly
one-half mile tSG0 meters) n. 81 w. from
present Hog Island light. north side of
Great Machipongo Inlet. The light will
illuminate the entire horizon, and will
show Il white flash every forty-hvc sec
onds. Duration of flash three seconds.
Tho focal plane of the light Will be $50
feet above mean water, and the light
may be seen nineteen II three-quar-
tcrs of miles In clear weather. the OBJ
~ervcr eye fifteen feet above the sea.
The structure is an octaeonal, pyranli-
Gal. iron skeleton, with central shaft.
entirely black. The dwellings bout the
bnsc of the are not visible from
seward. The approximate geographic
cal position of the light, as taken from
Char 20. $50, OF the United States Coast
ard GeoC.etic Survey. Is: Latitude,
Ncrth,27 deg. % min. D6 sec.): longitude,
West. is deg, II min. GO sec.): Cape
Charles Lighthouse, .SW. " s.. 19i.
miles. On the same date the present
fourtn-ordcr fixed white light at Hog
Island Light Station will be discontinue
ed. but the tower will remain as II day
mark. Bearings are magnetic, and dis,
tallces are in nautical miles.
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Deed assignment

a deed of assignment was filed In the
Clerks Office yesterday, under which
William +. Hoffman,, Jr., conducting a
retail grocery business corner of Cove
anu Eank streets. this city. conveys to
Frederick j. Hjorth. trustee. all that
stock OF goods. groceries. merchandise.
counters. fixtures, furniture. books and
book accounts. licenses ana all property
whatsoever OH the premises corner Cove
and Bank streets; also IL lot OF nachin-
cry belonging to him II now on stcr-
& at No. lG2 F~cnchurch street. and
whatever interest lie may have In u GER,
.ain peice of property known us l62
F~enchurch street, in trust for the benefit
of his creditors. praferrirg: First. the
recordatior and expenses OF executing
this trust. James Il. Duncan's fee AS at
toIncy Tor LEGAL services; second.
due for rents; third. notes due
w. j. Oilworth Il Co. ana l.. Shcfsky
d Co., amounting to 1925 and BIB. SO
respectively. After the above the pay
mcnt of all his ci editors pro rata. Liza
bilities estimatcd at about $2.h00; as
sets
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THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ihe First Trnin !Arrfves-lmprovc.
mcnts mt Point.

AS stated in yesterdays Virginian
me hrst through train from the Sorith
user the Southern railway arrived nj
inner Pcint yesterday afternoon a
i1i6e number of clerks and laborors
We're bi2ugilt down from West Poini
yesterday by the steamship G1Jvan-
ucate, OF the Old Dominion line. and
uhey at once took charge of the south
ern = business at that place, where fifteen
nnHes oil Track is being laid In the yards.
To-day the first passenger train will
come through. I'm
MT. T.. L. Lamb has been @ Il
Echeral agent Of the Sou bern railway
Win headquarters at Norfolk. He viii
nave general con;1ol and supervision
or all OF the company's business ana
property at Norfolk, Primers Point.
and West Norfolk.
me tug Piedmont and two barges be-
longing to the Southern Railway nre
already at work. -
The Pinner's Point terminus of the
southern railway Is the Norfolk ond
Cardinals former terminus and ware
houses, to which Is being added dock
anu pier, the construction being under
tne elilclent supervision of MIR. w. I.
hctn' the ~well-known engineer. For
Ihe present the Southern and the Nor
folk II Carolina will use Jointly tho
oid Norfolk and Carolina terminus and
WAREHOUSES;. TO the South Ior this tIha
i,outh2rn VIII have Il dock l6OxS0O feet
ihciuuiHS Il transfer slip and bridge.
and mex TO this on the south will be n
pier and warehouse 196x7O0 feet. Next
10 this on the south will be another
dock liOXS00 feet, Cwned half and half
by the two railway companies.
IL Is at this joint dock that the Nor,
folk and Carolina Railroad Company's
extensive improvements, which will
reach to SCOTS Creek on the south. nre
being made. This company is fllinr in
an immense area. which will male
splendid property me give IL depth of
water of twenty-three feet, il is said.
On the south of the joint dock above
Preferred to the Norfolk and Carolina
VIII have Il big pier, on which there win
be two warehouses. one G0xiO0 feet and
the other 12HS00 feet. one of these being
now complete. Next 10 his on the south
is being constructed by them a dock
laOXSo0 feet. At the head of this dock
are being constructed the Norfolk and
Cardinals office building and electric
light power house. TO the south of
this last mentioned dock will he an
ample passenger pier. which will, doubt
less. when completed, be used Jointly
by the Norfolk and Carolina railroad
and southern railway. To the south
OF this passenger pier will be the Nor.
ioik and Carolina's transfer slip and
bridge. Back of the above described
property of each company will be their
large yards. water anks.c etc. The Nor
:,fl hairlI'H tsriuvCmrrts arr
being made under the supervision Of
Norfolk's ~wcil-known citizen. Mr.. las.
Riddle, and it is a vast and responsible
work. The contracts fer the Improve
ments by both companies arc in the
hands of the New York Dredging Com
any.
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w. n. It. TRtGE Re co.
Real Estate & Rental Agents
. bIN.NI. 81 ItEEl.
r Q R * l. IL

~ StOreS-.yv, .-,, 81 -...Iii S>,.St; 40, 81
! Commerce street: a Bank street: &c Wa
Ter street; lac" stu.v ui ,ne cor
sner Queen ana GTut!by street: Il desirable
etore on Bank street, near City Hull; 322
Church street; Two new stores on Church
4etreat. opposite Rute street.
OhicesLl6S. llTA Main street; Camp
BELLS wharf.
Fints.l9t. l9S Church street: ll2, 121
Bank all modern improvements: 1G0 James
$street, several desirable rooms $50 Main
street; i've new flats on Church street,
ell modern improvements.
!R~esidenccs-lT3 Butte street: 90. 81 Duke
street; 169,l11 Duke street; l07 Holt street;
81 Holt street: a. Mariner street: 81
Queen street: %. 81 Yarmouth street: one
house Colonial avenue; IS Bermuda st.
January 1st. 3 houses Holt street.
Brambleton-l33 Mnitby avcnuc: Ioa
Loy!tt avenue: Iii RESERVOIR avenue: 22G
Wtlloughby, corner house 30, IoS, aOi
PARK avenue: &C Kelly avenue: 800 Shell
a DIM n N,NriNn --- -
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Entertainment md Hon.

NO p~leasanter method of spending the
rrst night of the New Year could he
olIeied than that furnished by Hunters,
vile Lodge No. l23. /. O. O. r.. at Les,
nerS Hall tonight. In addition to the
attractive literary programme, the plea.
sureS of tcrpsichorc to the music of an
excellent orchestra offer additional in
ducements to the diaries OF the dance.
AN elaborate menu has been provided
for the supper and no effort spared to
make the affair a pronounced success
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To Receive To.nnx.

In addition to the list published yes
terday, Mrs j. c.. Little Will to-day re-
ceive from 6 TO 9 p. m. at her residence,
Onley road. GheHt. She will be assist
ed by Mrs. Robert NJ. Hughes, Mrs. Viii
liam w. Little. Mrs. Frederick NJ. Kill
lam, Mrs. Henry II. Little, Mrs. Wal
ter F. Upshur. Mrs. John Gibson TIL
ton. Mrs. Tazewell Taylor Hubbard,
Miss Lille w. Lttle. Miss Elizabeth
Whiting Conrad. Miss Eleanor Ran
dolph, M!t1s Annie Old, Miss Marie
Hume. Miss Elise Nicholas. Miss Emile
Wilson, Misr Maybell White.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
Thc McClcnry a Mcclellan live Stock
Com p;trIy,

The McCleary & Mcclellan Livestock
company void at auction yesterday nj
their stables over two hundred borecs
ana mules. 1t was n choice lot of
stock. and wen very cheap.
ON next Tuesday, January 9TH. they.
VIII sell three hundred head. They have
always on hand and VIII have regular
sales throughout the busy season They
sell also at private sale every day. and
VIII be glad to show stock to all in need
OF same. This concern has done much
to make Norfolk what it is generally
conceded t. be-one of the foremost
horse and mule markets of the country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
Deeds OF Hnrwnin and sn,c.

w. Il. Barton. special commissioner.
to w. w. Dcy and J. ID. McCarrick. 81 lot
OF land on the east | q ofMagazinc
lane or ~Gunpowdcr street; considera-
ton. SHE.
The Heptasophian Classified Build
ing Association TO G. Whittle Sans. two
lots. with improvements. on Maple We.
nue., Brambleton Ward; consideration.
81, 600.
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Home Agniu.

Mr.. Joseph d. McCarrick, who has
been in the employ of the Southern
railway at Washington and West Point.
is with those who Havc been detailed for
service in opening up busincss with
this port. He reached Norfolk yester-
day II will be assigned to duty n,
Primers Point or Norfolk. 1t is hoped ho
will prove as popular in the railroad
business rs he was with the boys of
TunStalrs Academy In days gone by.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
Meteorological Dnta.
U. S. Department of A.,

U: s. Department of A~grinult,,ro
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Dec. a
Local meteorological data for the q
nouTs ending s p. m. last night;
Maxtnum temperature &c
Minimum temperature ... =,
Norma temperature deduced from,
"a ycans' bsnrvntione itohh :.
Departure from normal ni,,a =
DenaHture since january 1st..... 14l
RAINFALL in "a hours 7n
i LEG. lSt 800. ......3. %
j. j. GRAY. Observer
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UnitcI States Cour..

Attorneys c. Whittle Same and *. NJ.
D qualified yesterday to practice
law In the United States Court.
a decree was entered yesterday In
the United States Court ordering the
sale of the steamer Tamesi, under judg.
ment rendered in the case of d. S. Baum
ct. ais, VS.. said steamer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
Bnrruss. Son & Co.,
I'D RS

Commercial anu ..i,er business paper
&aiscounted.
Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
sClt bonds and other securities bought
sGnd sold.
~ lt:terest allowed on time deposits.
.Sate deposit boxes for rent. Charges
moderate.
Draw bills Of Exchange and make cable
transfers to Eu, ope.
go letters OF credit Issued 20 Drincipal cities
OF the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
NOTICE TO sPoRTsMEN,

The SHOOTING MATCH that was to
have taken place at Port Norfolk Race
Track. hctwcen Capt. l.. w. Lambert and
Mr.. VIM. +. Hurst will take place at
POOLE STORE NEW YEARS DAY at
2 o'clock sharp. Sweepstakes to follow.
Also Turkey Shooting.
Train will leave Norfolk al l O'Clock,
and q special train to return TO Norfolk.
l." w. LAMBERT.
w. H..
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wE,'I'Il III, u l:P0isr.
For; cn., ,"rfro.d.v.

Washington, Dec. 81. 1895.
s. Foreoust: Virginia Fair;
FAIR slightly warmer: Southwest
winds.
F. North Carolina-Feir; warm
er; westerly winds.
Inc pressure has fallen In the Cen
tral anu Northern Rocky Mountain dis
trict and In New England, and has
risen IN the northwesterly portions of
the country. The pressure continues
nigh In the Southwest. south Rocky
Mountain regions and on the South
Pacific coast
me temperature has fallen i'm New
England; the Middle States and on the
Immediate coast to the souths,,rd
Ugh snowfalls are reported at scat
tered points in the lower Lake regions
ana In the Ohio and Missouri valleys
fair weather is indicated in EASTER
southern districts, slowly rising tenn
Northwest, u ne
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
To- Yonr,s Day.

To-day being a legal holiday. the
banks. Navy Yard and n of the
Offices will he closed. The Postonice
will observe Sunday hours.
The colorcd people will observe the
occasion with an Emancipation cele-
bration. including a parade.
h Sons of Freedmen will hold their
first anniversary exercises in the Bank
Street Baptist Church., coIored.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
Notice TO the Public.

Mai. James Y. Leigh. late of the firm
of Leigh, Bros. & Phelps, has accept
ed n position with the firm of II. l.
Page & Co. Maj. Leigh is one of the
best known real estate men in Vir-
ginla and the Mcssrs. Page are fortu-
nate In securing his services.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
Court of Z ana Chnhccry.

The Court of Law and Chancery was
engaged the whole Of yesterday in hear
Ing argument In the chancery suit OF
the Norfolk Liquor Company VS.. Graft.
There are no points In the case of in
terest TO the public. Tho case is still
ppnding. -
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Notice to the Public.

January LIST, 1886.
I have accepted a position with the well
known firm Of Ill. PAGE & co, Real
Estae Agents and Gcnl AuctionrcrS, IL
Bank. street, and | would say to my
friends that any Real Estate or General
Auction business intriistcd TO the firm
or TO me Will be promptly and satisfac-
torily attended to.
JAMES Y. LEIGH,
Late Of the firm of Leigh Bros. & Phelps.
jal-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01

John II. James to Mu:tha Augusta
bergman. white: Schoiicld Thurps to
Lucy Nottingham, colored; John ~.
Downey TO Nellie +. Rhca, white; John
w. Camp to Susie v. Fentrcss, white.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
The Weekly Sir.iuinn nnd Sortt
Snrtfininu

To reach the farmers, OF Virginia
and North Car'ina the business men OF
thH' city. will find no be:ter medium
than the Weekly Nirginian and Caro-
linian. For results try it.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
New Tcnr-s II. the y. ". CA.

AT the y. NJ. c. y. to-day al II o'clock
me Nlt%an's Christian Temperance
iron WI tender a reception and en-
gra:nme TO be as follows:
Hymn. Joy 20 the World" 49,. -
Scripture lesson and prayer.
New Years Greeting .......... $1,000
Mrs. Wemple.
Hymn. "To the Work. ....... -
-
Miss Lambert ~ Atlantic City.
Miss Cook. of Ryland institute.
Hh"ory OF h W. c. Il. u. in Nor
folk.
LYNN, Rescue the Perishing'' :. -
Address by Rev. w. j. Young, ID. ID.
I',''t -
Miss Spooncr and Mrs. Wemple, OF
Portsmouth.
Recitation -
Miss Nellie Mason.
Sc!o --
Mrs. Gardiner.
Temperance DoXology.
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missed.
Edward Clark, colorsd. drunk: fined
81 and costs.
CHI. Eskimo. II. f. Wood. alias West
moreinnd: G.. w. Prosise, white, drunks;
fined 81 and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01

Our novelties In cut glass. silver
mounted. are all new and low In price.
Chapman &C. Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01

You can find what you want for n
Christmas gift at the corner Main and
Bank streets.
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I'm COURT YESTERDAY
A Well Known Young Man Arralgaed on
a Charge of Shooting at His Sister.
ISAAC JOYAER AGAIN SENT TO JAIL.
Special Omcc Bnrron, Brings Up Two
County OGcndcrs-Johp Rlddick
In the other Cuurts-Anotficr Decd
of Assignment Filed.

Justice Burroughs had u large docket
In the Police Court yesterday and sew
eral OF the cases disposed of were In
terestfng and important 10 the public.
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PORT CALENDAR

sun rises. 7:1S q. m. Sun sets, s D. m
Low water, 2:4S a. m. and 3:42 n ~,
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The Question.

ITO see. or not 10 See-That Is the
question" DR.. Week can answer It.
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Chnnccr,' Suit.

Nehenna Cuffec VS.. Mary Cuffce: AS
burk & Brown, p. q.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Office Of
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
richmond. Va. Dec. y, 1879.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared a dividend o. 2 per cent. Uwo
per cent? OH tie preferred stock of the
company for the quarter ending Deem
her 81. 1925, payable on or after January
Is, 1896: TO NIL stock holders OF record of
December 81, 1875.
de3l-lw JAS. q. TINsLEY. Treasurer.
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The Correct Thing.
For correct thing ~ specks and aye
i&Aasses call on DIR. Week
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Y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
- from Norris Fass to me as trustee,
dated the 27tll day OF December. 1881, and
duly Of record, ! have taken possession
Church street, Norfolk. Va, and other
assets conveyed to me by said deed. All
persons owing said l'ass are directed to
make payment to me or my agent, and
those having claims against aaid Fass
are requested to present same to me.
| de2o-tf A b. SELDNER, Trustee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-17
BIDS OPENED.
For Furnishing Material For the Sewer
Department.

Proposals for furnishing material for
the sewer department. were opened by the
commissioner of public works at IL
O'Clock yesterday. The bids were as fol-
lows:
For 100, 900 sewer bricks for the regu-
lar work of the sewer department. the
bids were:
Hawkes. Brick Works, IS per NJ; M.
Hamblet, So; VIM. Lucas, IS; Walker &
Redlon, 50.
For 425, 900 sewer bricks for north side
interoepting sewer: Hawkes. Brick Works
81. 60 per NJ; M. Hamblet, $40; VIM.
Lucas, So; Walker & Redlon, So.
For $50 barrels American cement for
regular work: Lord Bros: & Co., 81. %
per barrel; Charles s. Chase, 81. 10;
Carleton Bros. & Co., 81. % per barrel.
For 1850 barrels American cement for
north side intercepting sewer: Lord
Bros. & Co, $1.05 per barrel: Chas. S.
Chase, $l.10; Carleton Bros. & Co.,
ST.
For 300 barrels Portland Cement for
north side intercepting sewer: Lord
Bros. &. Co., 1926 per barrel; Carleton
Bros. &. Co., 80. S5; Charles S. Chase,
SO. 80.
For building sewer in Spring street
John CULVER, $101; John J. Mahoney,
$109; Thomas Shannahan, $156.
The contracts have not yet been
awarded.