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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
Sns!tce s:rcgorx.. Court.

The test leases which were TO have
come M before Justice Gregory yes
tcrdny morning. as to the responsibility
for Use wrctthcd condition Of the side
walks of the city, failed to materiali:e.
city Attorney shelton, for some cause,
falling To put in an appearance. MIR
Mcintosh aud his clients We're present F.:
Street Inspector Cruiser was there. but
without the City Attorney. was not
willing Ia 40 on with The cases
IN" cases were again postponed. and
Mir. Mcintosh VOluato red to sec Mr.
Shelton ana get him To set II date AT
which he Will be present. In the mean
time the matter is n; n standstill. and
there IS scarcely n whole sidewalk in
Norfolk. II Will b necessary soon to
illuminate the Sidewalks with lanterns
STUCK in the broken plnces 10 warn nc
dcStrianS and 10 prevent some ones
falling into them and sustaining Sc
riOuS injury
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
Thc rIagucs OF E..ypt

We're mighty bad. Not so serious ms
terribly harms sing. nevertheless Thai
thorough ncrVina and tonic. Hostc;trr'.;
tranquil And strong. promotes digestion.
appetite and sleep. and establishes health
on Il !irm and permanent basis Nervous
ness mas its most frequent origin In in
DIGESTION and stomachc weakness This
cause OF nervous debility is removed by
the Filters. which impart Il healthy tone
Of which The well being of the entire syS-
tenn - largely dependent. This sterling
ara timc-honored medicine also remedies,
ana prevents EiiiousnCgS, conStipatiun
rhcumatic and kidney complaints and ali
forms OF marGral disease Use II rr;;u-
larry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

The widely known and elegant wear.
ing 81 Patrol shoe. These shoes make
new friends every day and the old ones
want them again. and will have no othc:.
substitute. They have three distinct
Solid leather @oicS and are worn by all
classes of mechanics. who want wear
and comfort. We have them i'm laced
and CATERS. Try IL pair.
liELLER'S SHOE STORE.
Dc Bank ST., OPP. Courthouse
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
METEOROLOGICAL Enta.

u s. Department - Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Jan. 1G
Local meteorological data for the -
hours ending p. III: last night:
Maximum temperature .......... Al
Minimum temperature ........... %
Normal temperature duduced from
81 years observations .. so
Departure from normal minus 9
Departure since Jan. .....nlnms 81
Rainfall for u hours ............ .
Rainfall since January LIST Trace
j. j. GRAY. Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
Among our co.ton mcn.
Weather IN cotton belt rnlny.

weather III cotton belt rainy.
Bar silver In London unchanged
3o%d.
SIcs cotton In Liverpool declined
l-32d; contracts declined | TO 3-Giths
closiug steady.
Receipts cotton at Bombay. India rol
the past week were 10000 bales. ngaius,
1900 bales last year and 10000 bales In
1884.
Consols III London advanced g-lGd-
l07 13-16d.
Future contracts In New York closed
steady, . 10 points advance. March
ia to 7.95; May, 500 to SOB; August
S.0S/to 500.
Future contracts in New Orleans clos
ed steady, e points advance. Sales. a..
900 bales.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 20,S96 bales. against 81. 800 bales
last year and 23l2G bales In 1894
why Don'f You:
Why don't Won son DIR Wnclrp
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
wEA'rra Esss lsMrois'E.
Forecast for 'ro-dnv.

Washington. Jan 16, 1896.
81 Virginia and North Carolina:
h RAIN Rain; northeast, shifting to
h colder, northwest winds.
- The northwestern area OF high
pressure remains central over
Alberta, but with diminished energy.
The area of high pressure in the East
has passed of the Middle Atlantis;
coast. ~ storm of moderate energy OK
lists on the Florida coast and will Prob
ably move northwe2tward along the
coast line Friday. causing rain as far
northias Chesapeake Fay.
The Temperatures has risen in the At
lantic coast districts, the lower lake
regions and the Ohio VALLEY. The cold
wave hal; advanced very slowly to the
upper lake region, and as far South as
Iowa.
Partly cloudy weather is Indicated in
the North Atlantic States, probably
SHOW Friday night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
Deeds orrsnrunin asa snlc.

John +. Minter to y. Warren. a lot.
with improvements, At the southra
corner Of Avenue e and Third street.
Atlantic City Ward; consideration. $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
HUN ERSVILLE.

Mr. w. =. Lennon. of Roanoke Island.
y. c.. was ON bu.'iuess trip To the
city Yesterday, and stopped with his
avenue.
Professor c. S. Maurice exhibited
PilGrim's Progress al the Methcdist
Church last night
Mir. John Lcsncr Il building him a
cottage. Ii Will lie 30XiO feet. and will
be in the centre Of a !; l25Xlj0 feet. old
Park grounds, corner Lee and O'Kccfc
streets.
The streets and residences and sur
roundings Of this town are looking
at their best under the fair and genial
Sky Of most excellent weather
The Correct Thing.
For correct thing in spccks and eve
glasses call on Or. Week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
NEnrr:nwc E.iccusu..

William Thomas Cnpp To Mary Eliza
'ro2tor. colorcd; George Augusta New
man 10 Joanna Case. white: Henry
ofilh khodes 10 Anna Virginia Sher-
man. white.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

WANTED -IImploymcnt by strictly FIRST
class stem 'SrapnSr; lightning iypcw.it ci
operator: ciGht yearss' experience and
c0nYcrstnt with French and German.
M; l.. Co., care Southern ChurChmiin,
lac,i!nOIL, Va. dt.3-tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
The Business of ,nc several Courts
fra Norfolk.

Justice Burroughs had Il small rcgu-
lar docket yesterday, none of few cases
being Of sufficient Importance to cspcc-
tally note. The cases noted In the ccny
OF the docket below rs being sent OH
70 the grand jury. are continued cases.
the facts connected with which have
been previously published.
CASES FOR THE FEBRUARY
GRAND JURY.
In the Police Court yesterday
Justice Burroughs sent the following
cases on to the February Grand Jury:
George Washington, colorrd. arrested
a few nights ago wt I.a:nbcrt's Point
by Special Officer Mckown, and charg-
Ell with the larceny of a number OF bot
Ties OF wniSke% valued at $40 from the
store of ~. l.. Jones, No. 502 Church
street. The robbery occurred on the
night of the 9th Instant.
Richard Langley, col red, larceny of
lot OF pork valued nj $40, the property
OF w. :. Murdcn No.422 Church street.
Willie Thompson. Colored. larceny Of
a COW valued at SIS, the property of
Mir. Henry Fink
Same. larceny cf COW valued mt
$40. the property CT Mrs Jane Rus
sell. corner of Duke street and Frank
line avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

AGENTS 10 sell by sample our line 10
experience required: It's as staple as
SUGAR, ior samples and fun particulars
address. with stamp, L. o. Box i2a, New
York city. jail
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

FOR SAL!S-Thrcc and half shares OF
stock West End News. Norfolk Va
Apply To JOHN II. WlNDER. Seaboard
nuS-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

~ NrED--A permanent situatioa, WIFI
:.ny Kind mercantile business, v.icel,t
liquor; have fifteen years experiences
and can give hUst reference. Also can
loan employer $3.50 10 $3.50 a. 6 per cent.
intcrcst,if needed, Tor jtt!:ifuctuiy sCcu-
lity. Address &C. p this office.
ja,5-3i'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
l-lELP WANTED.

w \ n T billboard - Northern lady
wants {. comfortable furnished room.
with Eas ana bath, in small rclinet.
Family. Address, stating terms ami To-
cation, ROOM la2, New Atlantic Hotel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
FORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises, :16 a. IN. sun sets, 5:l4 p.
m. Ei!;h water, 1855 am. and :23 p.
m; low water, 4:44 a. m. and sic p. H.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

GOOD TERRITORY for first class so!ic-
tor. Plan combines Building, Loan
and life Insurance. Southeastern Build
ing and Loan Association. Haddington
BuiluinS. ir22-cou
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
l.cudnchco-Cure IL,

Don't suffer headache when pair of
Ds. Weeks glasses may relieve you.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

FREY &. ARMSTRONG. Dealers in
Wood OF all Kinds. Stab Wood Il spe-
ciaity Orders taken for Coal Office,
No. WGll.c street. Phone ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

HOW'S TliiS?-.-sSarce Cheese, loc.
ScrGppw, lli.c.: Homemade Sausage.
jOc.; ii6.nc-n;,de Lard, iuc. Liver Pud-
alnG, IT,: Iurkoys. loUl2c. ENTER
l,lIlSi BEEF AND PROVISION CO,
No. l3O Church street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

FOR SALF:-50,00D James River Paving
Bricks. 10000 Building Bricks I'm lois
to suit aItRDAUGii & MAYO. Of
flee 6l" Columbia building . dc22-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SG,Nrr 10 LOAN on long time. H. e.
flGGGNRD /! co iali-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

Representatives Sparkman, of Florida,
says; OF the orange prospects in that
state: while this years crop IS put
down at 10000 boxes. the estimate fer
next year is 100000, and for the yenr
after 3.000,000; SO Ii a severe frost dG.;
not intervene the third year will wit
ness a normal Yield OF 5000, 900 boxes"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

FOR sjALE-Ten shares Citizens Bank
stock Apply to W. NJ HANNAH,
real estate agent. Commerce street.
inS-iM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
FCR SALE.

FOR SALE -four wheel truck: also .
light second hand wagons. 50 Union
street jal1-i;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

FOR SALE CHEAp.-PIans and specih-
cations for brick residence. druwn by
one OF the best architects in the
State. Address. Plans this Office
no1I-t.f.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Housc 81 Yarmouth street.
with al moduii! inproN emcnis. posses
sion can he given by the tst of DuCem-
her Apply TO ~ Butte street. no2S-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
s2ELtErN in Six HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder DIS
cases relieved in six hours hy the New.
GrvGt South American Kidney Cure"
!H!S new remedy il Il great surprise ON
;ICeoun; Of it's cxcrrdinE p!ompincsS in
ioE;vi!G pain In the bladder, Kidneys
hick and every part OF the urii!ary pas
Stages III male or female. Il relieves re-
tGniion 81 water and pain IN passing it
almost immediately. II sou want quick
~ WAl.kE * WILLIAMS, druggists
1es Water street, Norfolk. Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17
The Correct TI,i,,r

For correct thing in specks and eye
glasses call on DR.. Week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
THE BERMUDA PUTS TO SEA
BOUND SUPPOSEDLY FOR CUBA. WITH
ARMS FOR INSURGENTS.

NO ATTEMPT TO STOP INTERPRETATIONS FOR
GETTING oFF-ARE GENERAL GARCIA
AND SENIOR PALMA ON BOARD?
The Cuba fibustering steamship Bermuda
pulled UP anchor and sailed to the succor Of the
patriots yesterday morning. She had munitions
of war aboard but ii Is not thought that she
carried away many men besides the crew.
The Bermuda left her anchorage below Bed
laws Island about Sis. and steamed past Sandy
Hook about 10 o'clock She was followed by
two tugs with newspaper men aboard nearly to
Asbury Park. where she lost in the he "
snowstorm. Some tugs were in the vicnit! 4
the steamship, but nothing suggesting,t the trans
Ger Of men additional arms from vessels out
side the Hook noticed The arms said to
be aboard the Bermuda thought to be those
previously seized.
No attempt was made by the Government Of
hcias to stop the steamship. This is thought TO
be a curious feature, the Spanish spies were
fully cognizant Of the movements and intentions
OF the supposed flibusters.
The Bermuda followed out by the tug X
j. Moran. on board of which, it was said. were
representatives Of the Spanish Government Out
side the Hook little could be seen Of the move
Aents Of any of the vessels. owing to the thick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
THE BERMUDA.

I provocation, kicked Murray in the stomach.
| Murray was doubled up with pain. but Suih-
van only laughed. and said that he would
do" anybody that attempted to interfere WIFE
| his liberty.
When Sullivan was arraigned before Magis-
trate Cornell in Jefferson Market Court af'er
Vermick had told his story. the Magistrate
asked Sullivan what he had to say: He replied
that he had nothing to say al all ABOUT INC
matter. ~ ,,n ,s
| the Magistrate. a.,
Scarcely were the words uttered when the
prisoner with cry Of rage. ran from the rail-
| ing and tried to mount the bridge. he "as a.
| seized by Policeman Hunt. who has charge OF
| the bridge but Just Hunt grabbed hinl' su'-
Ivan hurled his hat at Magistrate cornell. me
hat struck the Magistrate sanareiy IN ihs lace
| and fell on the desk in front OF him. ..
| Policemen Woodbridge, McGuckin, sinnott
| and two others seized the man and bore MN
| fighting to the floor Sullivan struggled haru
| and attempted to bite the policemen, VINO were
| SO intent on conquering him that they did no.,
| notice what ne was endeavoring 10 90. uh,.i
they warned by cry from the Masis.la,e -;
| who said: Look out. Don't let him bite you
| Sullivan was carried bodily from the room
by the policemen. and the court. wh.h was IL -,
| an uproar was oi-ai ed OF the spectators IN
| the prison another hght look pace peioi' ~"
| Nvan could be locked up c,,.
| Magistrate Cornell ordered Policeman SIN
| mott who had witnessed the assault 20 mar
] a charge against Sullivan OF having assauiteu
1 the MAGISTRATE. BY the policeman making tne
| charge. instead OF the Magistrate himself: the
| rather strange pledicament OF a MAGISTRATE
| heinq complainant and committing judge was
| obvated. =. - <o,ra
When the charge was drawn up 1t was 1oura
that Sullivan anticipating such tu'n III ~ mn a..
60 Md ,ndressnd himself In his cell ana
| zone TO bed He refused TO dress and the ponce
Y,erc going TO bring him into the court IN ms
nude state when the Magistrate said that he
uould adiourn the case until 10 o'clock To-Day
and hold Sullivan in $500 bail meanwhile re-
| liceman Murray did not make separate COIL con-
| nlaint but his name was afixed 70 'he paper
as y,,ness Of Sullivans character. ,
When the hat struck Magistrate oorhei ,,t hns
face became red with anger. he chnchcu M nla
o.. and eaid in an underione. 81 wish Jus'
~; - chance at that fellow for about one
ninute" AS the Magistrate is an athiete s, sn'
an excellent boxer. it is probably iuck TOT LOT ,, u,
| i,,,or that ne was at a safe distance. Two peS
! cars who recentl, insulted the magistrate All
| the street felt the weigh. OF his fsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16

could not find this they tapped whskey ana int snri
wine casks. and each had three or iour ent NJ over
From there the Intoxicated young rascaIs We,t orr
the roofs to the hay store of Williams ,rd ~,
Nos "a and IS Harrson-st which t%hey % e,i ,hts nlacc
skylight a rear extension 10 reac ti IL, p,in a.
they had tos tear off boards from the , =,
roof OF building and place them from S,c lv bad TO
another. at an angle OF sixty degrees hey iau ~ "
do this three times and Maoney fell and came ha re
going into the areaway. four stories Deo~, .9N
stole lot Of pennies here and did about S2o
When searched at the Leonard-s station MY S sosu
rings some with settings, were found IN tnell po p,
session. Connors had IS cents in penr.es, Du,
Maloney had spent his money while Brennan sald sal 4
he had just paid 50 to his landady for board where
they were in a desk-drawer which had been broken
open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
RESULTS OF BURGLARIES.
VARIETY OF ARTICLES FOUND IN LORI
MEP'S ROOM

AMONG THEM A QUANTITY OF SILVER SPOONS
AND FORKS STOLEN FROM THE REFORM
cIrB-r1rE PRISONER WAS ARRESTED
FOR RoBBING DENTIST.
Detective Sergeant McCauley Of the Centra.
ONCE. on Saturday searched the room Oh a''
q Iormer who with a man who gave Ms hal'e
as John Brown was arrested on Friday for roo-
hing the office OF Dr. II. =. WILCOX deh''''' "'
No. IA East Forty-second-st The proper
mostly dental Instruments stolen from IT. "
cox was recovered. In Lorimers rooNi' at -''
2l1 West Thirty -frst-st. the detective fou"u d
quantity of goods. evidently the results OF sc'-
eral burglaries.
Iorimer Is also known as Lorraine. the ponce
say that besides having served term io'
burglary he has been in the Emra Reforma-
tory for the same crime. He has been an ac'o'
and has also written number OF songs OF 'he
variety stage style. Among the articles iou''u
In Lorimer's room were ten Turkish and PERSIAN
rugs. two bronze clocks. two bronze figures.
dozen boxes of books. standard works sou-
mounted opium pipe. an opium layout SCI
Of engraver's tools. a set OF draughtsmahs III
struments nine white ostrich feathers. TWO
leather satches, a trunk marked IF. HaStinss'
a silver spoon marked "Wetmore. lo' Oh
pawn tickets and trunkful OF other properly
were many other valuable articles tnat "cie
identified by their owners on Saturday at Ponce
Headquarters.
one Of the men who recognized part or the
property was F. II. Ncufer steward OF the ie
form Club at No 233 Fifth-ave. He founu
some OF the clubs silver spoons and FORKS Ed-
ward C;erson. eat cal agent. OF NO. l,-o'
Broadway; Ackerson Brothers. manufacturers
of celluloid novelties at No 10 East Fifteenth
st. and Thomas Brennan. maker OF toilef ar
ticles. OF No l.267 Byoa tw1y found goods which
had been stolen from their places OF business
Brennan found 600 cake, OF his soap.
While McCauley searching Lorimer >
rooms three men called at the house. two OF
them together. They were at once arrested on
suspicion and taken to Police Head quarters
The first mar had some of DR. Wilcoxs 'nstru-
ments with him. He Is John Brown, alias
George Graves. twenty-three years Old who sald
he was an electrician and lived at No. 2OSs
Washington ave. The others are Philip smith,
thirty-two years old. druggist. address refused
and Harry Clair. twenty-six years old. a bar
tender. OF No l67 Forsyth-st.
Lorimer told the police that man named
Henry Hisorg OF Fostoria. Ohio was the author
OF all the burglaries the effects Of which We're
found In his room He had a letter from lissorg
dated from the Columbus Club. at Fostoria. which
indicates that the men had been engaged to-
gether In crooked work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
SPRING HATS BURNED.
FIREMEN SUBDUE BLAZE IN WESE
FOURTH ST. BUILDING WITHOUT
ENTERING IT

sN.,-,, sao ooo worth OF new hats for the coming
tr,ng aason were burned or ruined by smoke early
YESTERDAY morning In the basement and first moor o.
r, II Tenney & Co g new building. No. l5 TO - Wese
Eour,h-st The structure runs through 10 "asn'
ing,on Place the hat firm taking up the entire oase
ment and first floor. The basement was nIlea WIZ
hats
A defective burglar alarm wire was the cause OF
tha early discovery OF the fire. The alarm IN 'ns
Holiness Burglar Alarm Company's ofice. al NO. !"
East Fourteenth-st, rang about o'clock Inc
watchman was sent the Tenney building. ana
found that there a fire in the building he rang
the alarm at Washington Place and Broadway.
When the iremen arrived they could not get into
the basement so great was the quantity OF smoke
II was dense and black and poured into the stree"
fr,m every outle, once in a while blaze was seens
and then the hremen used patent fire extinguisners
with apparent good effect. They worked outside
the place for hours before they got control OF
the fire.
caused great trouble II the structure had not oeen
we'll built This shown In the action OF the
flames around the elevator we'll at the Mercer-st.
entrance. Sc we'll had this been planned by tina
architect and erected by the builder that the tlase
did not ascend the shaft This saved the building.
which IS eight stories high and made OF granite and
terra Gotta.
The fire extended all the way through the base
ment and frs, floor 1t damaged none OF the othss
floors The Tenneys will lose about $4,000. .
A fireman. Charles Mccarthy Of Engine NO y
while working at the hre. was seyerely lh!ure1 y
The guests of the ST. Nicholas Hotel. the rear ,e q
Frightened by the fire. Ali Of them left their rooms ms
and went the lobby where they tyrh, ssma y neceS.
sary TO send in three Abrams when ne saw thA' Nv
men could not enter the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
A LURID WAR CLOUD IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Chamberlain. s. D.. March l5.-The situation 70
becoming squally in Aurora County over the sack
ing and burning Of THE Mitchell Mali Office and
the regulars may have to be called out. After the
destruction of his office Mcbride the editor. went
10 Pankinton, twenty miles from Mitchell and two
of the newspapers there promptly took up his light
THE Standard" being particularly bitter In 10
attack upon the participants. An extra edition OF
that paper was issued by Mcbride and In It another
attack made upon the formers Mitchell enc
miles, 1t has been intimated some one In Nit
chel that the next bonfire would occur at Pankin.
ION. and Captain Andrews, Of The STANDARD
going upon the suppostion that the alleged threat
was intended for him. In this weeks issue Of hiq
paper refers to the matter. and says that the local
collins. and that II an attempt Is made 10 carry
out the alleged threat Of burning him out those
who attempt II need not carry cofhns with them. ~
the expense OF burial IL as cheap In Flankintos -
In Mitchell