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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-09
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Continued from 1St Page.

Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader,
criticised General Won Gossler's
remarks in referring to the death
of Siebmann, describing them as
not gentlemanlike and blaming
him for using English words.
Proceeding he asked: "How can
it be said that whoever attacks the
Kings uniform thereby insults
the King? In 1899 the King
threatened with pain of death any
military man who fouted civil
n.Things will at last come to such
q pass that a uniform of the Cui.
rassiers Guard will be suspended
like Gessler's hat, and the people
will be required to make obeis.
ance to the EInperor's horse. 1t
is vain to endeavor by a word
from an august mouth to bring
the people to such a state of fear
and trembling that they will bow
the knee in silence. Success is SO
impossible for views SO diametri-
cally opposed to everything, that
he is the greatest fool who is con-
stantly trying to make them pre-
vail"
Herr Bebel was called to order
and then the House adjourned.
CEuA.
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NEWS.

j. Ii. +. Joyners, William Allen and
Daniel Olsen We're indicted for felony.
The charge against George Long for
felony was not found to be a true bill.
Epps Lawson. colored, who was found
guilty In the Police Court of CARRYING
concealed weapons, and firing on a pub
lie highway, was heard on an appeal by
Judge Barham. The Judgment OF the
lower court was affirmed on one war
rent, and the decision was reserved in
the other In order to inquire into the
technical grounds taken by e. D. Robin
son, attorney for the defendant.
l.. Il. Lookings was granted a retail
liquor license.
n. ID. Pitman, agent for b. w. PItman
was granted Il license TO keep an or
binary.
Eugene Woelfie. a native of France.
was naturalized
Charles Long, who has been confined
In jail. was dismissed and eecoenized To
appear as witness in the courts case
against Daniel Olsen.
Peter Delk asked for a ten days' ex-
tension of his liquor license In order to
get rid of his stock OF liquors.
POLICE COURT.-George Gist,ng
colored, drunk; fined sS75.
May Alexander, colored, larcenv. die
missed at courts cost.
Peter Johnson. drunk. s3.75; was com
United to jail In default of payment.
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Il own or SUFFOLK
NEW BANK MISUNDERSTANDING

NBW BANK BUILDING.-Cashie
w. II. Jones. Jr.. OF the Farmers Bank,
now has under consideration the plans
for the new bank building, which will
be erected on Main street. next to Park
er & Bros.'s grocery. When the spec!f-
cations shall have been completed the
work will be let out by contract, and the
construction will soon begin.
ISLE OF WIGHT CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Prentis this afternoon adjourn
ed the spring session OF Circuit Court
In Isle of Wight and returned to Suffolk
Tonight. There was not n very large
docket awaiting DISPOSITION. There
were some important chancery DEGREES.
but few common law cases Judge Prem
tbs will hold Nansemond Circuit Court
open for business on Wednesday.
PROPOSED HORSE RACE.-Capt.
r. Il. Nortieet Deputy Sheriff, and MIR.
James Nj. virgins. lumber dealer,
each thinks he has the faster horse, and
to settle which difference of opinion
they have proposed friendly race on
the course of the Suffolk Fair Assocln-
ton, the day not vet selected The
principals Will not bet on results.
THE FIRST IN SUFFOLK.-Coun
THOSE SUMMER CARS.-Mr. r. G
Dennis, the recent purchaser Of the Suf-
folk street railway system. will soon put
on The summer cars. which have been
In course of construction for week or
two. They are now about completed,
with the exception of being painted
Their Inauguration will 70 a long way
toward the public's accommodation.
GERMAN FRIDAY NIGHT.-The
members of the Suffolk Cotillion Club
Will have their next german Friday night
In the old Town Hall. Good music will
be engaged for the occasion and indlca-
lions are that the dane will be q pleas
ureable repetition OF prior germans by
the club.
Mr.. j. Samuel Parrish of Richmond
who was associated with Judge W. j.
Kiby In a case before Isle of Wight
Circuit Court. was In Suffolk to-day. 1t
was learned that their proposed trip to
that county would be unnecessary, and
Mr.. Parrish returned to Richmond to-
night
The Suffolk Literary Club had an edi-
flying meeting this afternoon with Mrs
John b. Primer. BROOKLYN Heights.
Judge X. II. Rawles leM to-day for
Newport News on business OF legal
Importance.
Miss Janet Wlthers has returned from
visit to Miss Ruth Wilson, Norfolk
T.. L. Holland ESQ. commemorative
Attorney, to-day visited Richmond on
business.
Schooner Maltby. Dean sailed this
afternoon for Ware rive:. Va, with
bricks.
a bargain and sale deed recorded to-
day conveys one lot on Hunter street
from a. =. Conner. trustee, to George
II. Parker, for SIS.
MIR. l.. Wilkinson. of West Point. Va.
superintendent of the electric light sys-
tenn in Suffolk. was in town to-day.
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SUICIDE AT THE IVY HOTEL.
Mr. Herbert Keen, "a DrnuEhtsmRn,
Takes Els Own Life.

Newport News, Va, April 2S (SpeciaD.
MIR. Herbert Keen, draughtsman in
the employ of the Newport News Ship
building and D. d. Co., committed sui
eide between Monday evening and Tues
day noon. Mr.. Keen has been for some
time addicted to drink. During the past
ten days he has been seen but once
at the shipyard. When found, Mr.
Keen was attired in fresh linen and was
seated upright in a chair In his room,
A 3S calibre Smith & Wesson revolver
lay on the floor as though 1t had dropped
from his hand. A bullet had entered his
right temple and passed out near the top
of his head. Mr.. Herbert Keen was n
native of England, but has been in the
United States for several years.
& RUNAWAY.-A horse attached to the
delivery wagon of Perkins, Duncan &
Co. took fright while standing In the
yard at the rear of their furniture house
yesterday afternoon, and ran pell nell
across Washington avenue towards the
railroad. One wheel left the wagon on
che start, and the wagon was complete
ly wrecked before the horse was stopped.
AT THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE
Hastings Court: The grand jury con-
vened ut 10 a. m. yesterday and found
several indictments.
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THE JESSE HOPE CASE
Claim Of His Counsel That He Is Only Gulliy
of Petit Larceny.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS ANTICIPATION
what Chairman shands Has to Say In
the way of PoIitics-New BANK
~ nuiIding-Mass Ceiebrated-isie u
wight Cour. nna Its Big Docket
Nary other News Notes.

sufYolk Va. April 2S.-tSpecial. )-The
4,,,e,nhera of Tom Smith Camp OF Con-
ifederate Veterans are anticipating WIN
seelinys Of pleasure and patriotism their
trim 10 Richmond to participate In the
ceremonies attending the laying OIL the
Jeff Davis monument cornerstone VI,
June S0th and July LIST and I'd AuJu.an.
SJohn p Lolita said to-day that they
would get new uniforms and hats, and
would also perfect themselves In drilling
before the occasion. They hope to have
all the uniforms and accoutrements IN
time to turn out and take part in the
local exercises on Memorial Day, which
date will be named by the Council FRI
day night.
Mfr. William Stands. Of CORTLAND
chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee in Southampton county, was
IN Suffolk this afternoon. He VIII TINS
week issue call for q mass meeting
OF, Democrats to be held at CORTLAND on
Monday. May 18th, court-day, to elect
delegates to represent that county In
the Staunton Convention. He says the
people of his county are divided In
their opinions on the financial question,
but probably majority OF them are for
free silver. Anent the proposed enforce
glent of the unit-rule at Staunton he has
not heard many expressions OF opinion
in Southampton.
TILE JESSE HOPE CASE.-Justce
{,A.sS. Eley will tomorrow render his
final decision as to the disposition of the
charge against Jesse Hope. who at
&ofmer hearing before magistrate was
sent on to the grand jury, on the charge
of breaking into crib and stealing %
cents worth OF corn from William Stall
ton and carried the keys OF the building,
on which ground his counsel claims
that ne was not guilty of housebreaking,
but only OF petit larceny. With that fact
in view, Justice Eley will render his deci-
sion tomorrow.
FATHER BRADY HOLDS MASS
] Rev. Father Brady, of Portsmouth, to-
\ day filled his appointment in Suffolk for
the conduct of mass. The ceremony was
performed al the residence of Mr.. S. r.
4 Golibart, Main street, in the presence of
"a diumber OF communicates and Others
interested.
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Among our Cotton Wen,

Liverpool future contracts closed
steady, ~ points advance. Spot mar
ket unchanged.
Bar silver 81 3-16d.-advanced 1-16d.
IS Consols lit 7-16d.-decline Sled
New York future contracts closed
steady, IL points advance on near
month";. 8 points advance on fall months
Sales. 1o6160 bales. Spot market ad-
vanced Lice.
New Orleans future contracts closed
steady. 4 to points advance. Sales
4 1880 bales.
Receipts at New Orleans for to-day
are estimated at from 600 to 900 bales.
against 1883 bales last year and 649
bales in 1894.
Receipts at United States ports yes
sterday were 1927 bales. against 1873
bales last year and $3.50 bales in 1894
Beautiful weather prevails in cotton
belt.
Receipts at the five leading interior
towns for the half week are 8.709 bales,
against s,184 bales last week and 1927
bales last year. Stocks have lost 1876
bales. against 1,157 last week and 1884
bales last year.
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made by VIM. II. Webster 10 me
dated October 18th. 1895, and recorded In
y - 1lG. A y. 2Gl | shall sell at publIc
auction TO the highest bidder, al The
zeal Estate Exchange. Main street. Nor
folk. Va. TUESDAY, the 5th dav of
May 1896. at 70 m. the following prop
ALL THOSE THREE CERTAIN LOTS
or land with the improvements thereon
situated on the south side of Highland
avenue. Norfolk City. Va, and Known
numbered and designated as lots Nos
twenty COO, twenty-one t2D and twentv.
Two Two 922, on the plat of lots recorded with
the deed dated December 18th, 1892. and
recorded In ID. B. Jos, D. 127, Clerks Of
nee Court aforesaid. Lots twenty and
tWenty-one each front % feet on said
Highland avenue and extend thence
sontheriy TO q point equidistant between
Highland and Tunstall avenues Lot No
twenty-five fronts &c feet, more or less,
on the south side of said Highland aye,
nue., and extends thence sonthcriy 10 n
point equidistant between said Highland
anu Tunstall avenues. Said property ia
improved by one house nearly coinpleteS
and two partly completed houses.
Terms Cash.
w. ]. BAXTER. Jr.
TOWNSEND & JOYNEs
ap%f-tuS Auctioncers
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tioneers.
l REAE + EsrA sAEE in Of nRX XAAbYAR6E
WARD oh Sh, WARD NOR
Ia virtue of three certain III deeds o, .rus,
Nir HenSen D. Miesols and Hannah
lace and L iii wife and William A.
gated 81 ed respectively August l9. 1881 TJie
oiiice OF the Cooperation Court Of ths
f august ST - SG Is5i r. va; che IS f.
and the Srd; a. r. July f. i iss Il IN p 3 2is
MT no, - p doD, and az the request of the
fauit having been made. we Tho n,1 ue-
s sisn at 'rI the No VIII sell At public aue-
change and Stock 0'N Ex Hfal Estate En-
Va, on THURSDAY, Apri a s MScori9ik
o,Eiock m'' the following property. to-
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT oF1Ann
With Win all buildings ana improvements
it nngt,' ana appurtenances thereto be.
cart avenue. IN said Brambleton WarT
"a saiu a iot fronting IS feet on the east side
eastwardly between parallel lines ;haf
are also perpendicular TO said NIo2artt
avenue ll2is feet, and lying 255 feet nortb
along said Mozart avenue from Bramble.
ton avenue.
,n This property has upon II n brick
numbered l19-the lot upon which tbe
house stands fronting about 29is feet
as the FENCES now stand on said Niozart
avenue. 1t also has upon il a frame
mouse containing rooms. and now nun.
oerea III The lot upon which the last
2!'& feet as the fences now stand. on said
Mozart avenue. Both houses are In vond
new. 'eoiy
TERMS-One-third cash: balance I'm two
equal instailments. payable six and twelve
months, respectively, from day of sale
the same TO be evidenced by two nepotis,,
Bile notes. bearing interest from their date
and secured by deed or trust upon the
said property or the whole nt,rcheee
money may be paid in cash, at the option
of the purchaser. P'''
GEORGE W. GILBERT
NJ. GLENNAN
WILLIS w. VICAR,
H. C. HoGGARD &l" Eo'
aPl'-tds AuctioneerB.
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A SILVER Tea.

The managers of the Girls Home have
issued Invitations to their friends for
silver tea at the home. corner Of Brewer
and Charlotte streets. Thursday from 8
10 8 D. m. Music. both vocal and instru-
mental. will be furnished by some of
Norfolk's most popular musicians. There
will also be recitations and refreshments
An enjoyable time Is assured to all
who have been fortunate enough to re-
scsiye tsvitations Offerings OF silver
nancy will be received at the door.
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A\1 M ADO ~
~ * ~ &CO.,
w, we are justly proud of our Shirt
Waist and Separate Shit Department,
IN 'h'!a discriminating public appre-
as o,r efforts in selecting only the
s snetast goods. 1t may only be the
shghes. difference /, the cot Of the
couae or the design of tn. material.
yeth is the little things that add tone
10 inc garment. Exs IN ne cur stock II
you nave not alreaey done so, you are
Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists. sep
arate pillar, foil bishop Sleeves. price.
Ioc; other at Sec, $500, SIPS, $3.50
Ladies White Collars and Cuffs, the
Kind that arc in such great demand, aft
the popular shapes, clerical, high, turn
DOWN and standing turn point collars.
turn back and link cuffs.
L1dies' Ties, the kind YOU have been
buying Sd largely, shield bows, stock
ties tecks in Satin and Madras, band
COWS, etc.
Ladies' Waist Sets in endless variety,
belts and telt buckles.
Chiffon Yelling for Summer wear.
black, white and Cream, 25c, 39c and
45c yard.
Chiffon Yelling, white, with black
Chenille dots, favorite style.
All the stable Veilings in fish net.
with and without chenille dots.
Single Wells in white and black and
black with butter lace edge.
Ladies' Silk Gloves in black, tan and
mode shades, all sizes, 25c.
Ladies' Milanese Silk Gloves, the
kind of glove we can recommend,
white, cream, rearl, mode, tans and
blacks, Soc.
TIE very latest novelty in silk gloves.
Four button Gloves with black en-
broidery. We have them in all eolors
at Soc and 69c.
Kayser double finger tipped Gloves
in a complete assortment.
Ladies' Bleached Jersey Ribbed Vests
the kind considered cheap elsewhere at
" JIG, our price Zoe.
LADIES' Bleached Isle Vests, ex-
anime it and you buy, you will expect
to pay more for this grade; our price
25c.
Lace Curtains in Nottingham and
Irish point Lace at prices from Soc to
S)Z.0O pair, and at every between
price you can think of.
A special, 4 yards long, White Lace
Curtain, $500 pair.
Lace Curtain Frames or Stretchers
TOR drying lace curtains. great conven-
ience at housekeeping time, can be
folded into small space whan not n
use, $J.3s.
SDG%s4&@@@<~
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townsend & Joynes, Auctioneers.
T RUSTEE'S SALE OF yAI1rAR1n
PROPERTY NEAR BERKLEY:

eI by yFtT re of Of certain deed of trust
Rogers and Cinda II. Rogers. his wife.
and duly OF record in the Clerks Office
or the County Court OF Norfolk county,
IN deed book los. nage sc, and at t6e
request OF the creditor secured thereby
SIX months default having been made
IN the payment of the monthly dues die,
70 said creditor we shall proceed. IN
SATI RDAY, the 9TH day OF May, 1916
at II o'clock M. on the premises TO self
az pubic auction the following properly,
LOTS 55 and sc. AND PART or 1o1,
%; on the plan Of b.. 3. Wilson's land
which said plan is duly of record in H.,
Clerks office OF Norfolk County Cont
In map book No. !, page SO: the said prnn..
erty being bounded, with reference -
said plan, by the southeastern linz ~
Selden street. the northeastern line ne
lot No: 81, the middle line of tho hiocIi
and line drawn parallel with the north.
eastern line of lot numbered sc, and 6va
feet therefrom: together with the buila
ings and improvements thereon and tSe
appurtennnces thereto belonging This
property is situated on Scldcn Street. nenr
the intersection of Wilson'S road and
Berkley avenue. and may he rea ched bv
the former. via Campostella Bridge. ana
by the latter from Berkeley 0
TERMs:-cash. LEO .JupsoN.
II. j. BOND.
TOWNSEND & JOYNEs.
April 4. 1896 aps.sn
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Auction sanEs-Tu,s ~
9y valentine & Stevens, General Auo-
uoneers. IS Bank street

, PPEEGS OF FINE FURNITURE. CAR
:. aCCIioN;-We will sell for account of
chpn prty changing Changing business at store 3s7
pay MORNING. April 18th. at 1870
O'CLOCK; all the stock contained therein.
e :, Oh Es or Fine Bedroom Suites in Oak
una ian cW'alnut, Wardrobes. Sideboards. Par
i iS suites, Lounges, Extension and Leaf
tur pes' M E,noles' Chairs, Hall Racks. Pic
NAT . MlrroTs. Lace Curtains Springs,
S Sia.eresses, Ptlows and Bolsters. Toilet
Sets, Parlor and Library Lamps. Clocks
Blankets. Comforts, Spreads, etc. Ladies
VALENTINE & STEVENS
aP<o-<t General Auctioneers
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zee cream Soda Sc.
efnatd's Dairy Lunch, next Ries',
lse Church street.
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AUCTION sALEs-FurunE nv
w. NJ. Hannah, Auctioneer

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF rp1,sr
roI mage &C., to US = as trustees by A. e. Muir.
and Laura Murray, bearing date on uff ths
awenty.tirst day OF November, in the year
re 1Sa l in Deed Book Ito. page s s74
~ E une Sierks office OF the Corpora ton
the request Of the creditor therein elm s ee
cured; we shall sell at public auction et
the Real Estate Exchange, No. liz Main
st,gst, Norfolk, Virginia. at ~ m, on
1876 the ,Ft1li9wing property, to-wit: "''
n . fsi1 q, pIGH III. TWO. CERTAIN LOTS
OR PARCELS OF LAND with the bnild.
l Wsr1 thereon err t, situated in Atlantic City
state of Virginia, bounded and described
a as i0liows; Beginning at the northeast
corner OF Poole street and avenue "a
running thence northwardly along the
ScSS III, size OF Poole street Sixty-two
W. rect six t6) Inches more or less and
ee;TIffte y tEn back between parallel lines
90 and Twelve Q2) al conveyed to FL ~
T Mufia ~ ana W. ID, Murray by j. 3.
TERMS: Cash.
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@%9G>S9%D@D%D

for frugal housewives. When you're out
prospecting for proper grocery prices
come and see what we have for our pat
rons. Nobody ever sold good groceries
for 50 little money as we do
Ii you spent as much with us as YOU do
elsewhere you will have to get an addition
built to your house
pound can Peaches. ....... Zoe per can
pound can White Cherries l3c per on
3 pound can Succotash. &c Der can
Finest French Pcase. ........l Sc ner can
Extra Sifted PeaSe. lsc per 90 n
Diamond Brand Corn. ....l3c ner con
Very Good Brand Conn.,. Sc per can
Finest Bartlett Pears. .ISc per can
Best Brand Pineapple. ..... l3c Der cam
Absolutely Pure Cane Sugar always the
lowest. We also carry u fine stock OF
meats.
Spring Lamb. Reef. Mutton, Veal. Pork
Bacon, Hams, Sausage Corned and Fresh
Tongues, Corned and Spliced Beef, abo,it
$500 pounds, Corned Ham, Corned Pork
about $500 pounds. We are selling M
rock bottom prices.
Our branch store at 22e Cumberland
street IS we'll filled with the finest pro
ceries. Fresh and Smoked Meats. I'M
ported and Domestic Liquors and Wines
for family use.
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Small Flat Gilt Buttons, Sc dozen.
Black Jet Dress Buttons. &c. Dozen
All colous MeAal Dress Buttons, &c.
dozen.
Ladies' Colored Border Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. &c. each
Ladies' 25c. Narrow Gilt Belts. I3c. each.
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New Orleans for to-day
at from 600 to 900 bales,
bales last year and 649
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FRIDAYS SALE.

Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists. 2sc
=, soc. Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists.
75c. I.aundered Shirt Waists, Coo.
use. Ladies' Laundered Shirt Wnists
with collar. soc.
90 26c. Ladies' Unlaundered Shirts Waists,
soc. Dark Calico Wrappers. 5sc. each
sl'VS Dark Calico Wrappers. sailor col
SIC. Light Calico Wrappers. SIC.
25c. Table OIL Cloth tic yard.
l5c. Fancy Tinsel Drapery. llhc. yard
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o Trustee
apZ4-tuS Auctioncers
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GEO. w. DEFY
J.; w. HUNTER,
L. X. BORLAND,
Trustees.
w. NJ. HANNAH,
AuctIOnepr

H. c. Hoggard & Co.. Real Estate Arc
tioneers.
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For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WINSLOW'S
S OOTHl N G SYRUP

has been used for children while teeth.
ing. 1t soothes the child softens the
gums, allays ali pain, cures wind collie.
regulates the stomach and bowels. and
is the best remedy for darrhoea. Twenty
five cents bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world.
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Townsend < Joynes. Auc,ioneera

H. C. HOGGARD & CO.
aPl'-tds Auctioneerg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
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