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The Lamar register., 1896-03-14

There mus, be some mistake about
orange juice being good for you; II Is
SO pleasant to take.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-14

The great trouble with al the good
things some OF our statesmen say Is
that somebody else said them hrsi
The Lamar register., 1896-03-14

sehlatter ought to appreciate the fact
that he Is worth good deal In teie-
graph tolls.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-14

Babies are not the only people who
make big noise in the world. without
much result beyond the noise
The Lamar register., 1896-03-14

The German emperor has Just passed
his thirty-seventh birthday. But be
acts younger.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-14

England doesn't want the earth-oniy
the spots where the gold crops out
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
9erhred1eM.
Gr1SIibes SIutbao.

Sonntag gu fpGterS tunbe betrat ein mas
firter &erl Nlbin 90. Stones 5arm6aus BE;
SaImabge, tpenigeNteilen BON Mfrpn,O unb
ri4tete in tur5er 3eit Elm 9rdBGi9es 8lutbab
an. OILS ct bas 9aus DerlteB, lagen Der
bo3betagte Stone unb feline Satin, fiir1z
terli9 Der timmelt, tobt i'm Bette, unb Der
&ne4t Sra StiQfon unb Die 8auerntp9tee
emma Stone bepuBtlos ba.
Der MOrber 9~elangte NIT 6iilfe elmer 2eiz
ter ms @aus, inbem ct bur9 elm 6enfter
~fletterte. @r begab ii9 bur9 Elm .3immer,
in pel9em 9attie unb 6lora Stone f9liez
fen. Die Mdb6en tpurben burb fein @rz
f9einen nt4t i'm S9lafe geit0rt. 2eife. ging
er Die Sreppe binunter unb betrat Das
S9laf8immer bes Stone'I9sn @bepaares.
gr 16lug auf bic dlten 2eute nit einem ftumz
pfen Snitrumente los unb traf Iie am appfe;
babur9 tpurpen fe mabrf9einli9 1ofort be-
tpuBtlos nno Harden. Samit ni9t 3ufriez
ben, 5erlegte Der S9urte lire 2eiber nit benz
Meiier bu9itdbli9 in @tide. @r f6nitt
9Dtpe elm Obr a6, brabte linn einen 99nitt
quer iiber's @eii9t BEL unb berFebte ibm
Slide in ben &iiden. Damn 5erfleii@te er
nit benz bluttriefenben Mefer 5rau Stones
@angen. Na3bem er bieie grausnbafte
Sbat b%olenbet, begab er fi9 mad oben. mo
StiQfon i9lief. Sffenbar tpurbe bie1er
beim 0erannaben Der 8eitie tpa9 unb bers
lieB bas 8ett. Der MDrber i9Iug i'm nit
einem frGftigen 6iebe gu 8oben. Damn
iiberrdf4te er emma 9otpe in ibrem G6lafs
3immer. 9iefe. rtef UNI 9iIfe, Nun ipurz
ben Die auf Der anberen Settle bes Slurs
i3lafenoen Mdb9en tpa9. 0attie lam
i6rer S9mefter @mma gu 9iiIfe. tpurbe absr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Qnsl n 3.
Deut}hIano.

Die 9altung Oeutidlanbs Der aeeppti>
I6en 5rage eegeniiber bat in Der oerflofensn
@obe bic au9eneine @ufmerffumfeit in bo=
hem @rabe beiddftigt unb bic &euBerungen
Der engli19en, Dterrei9if9en uno italieni=
I6en Yrei1e ftnb aufmerfiam perfolgt tpor=
ben. QDie beutl6e 3eitnngen fagen, lit baS
gerbalten 9euti6lanbs in Der 4ngeIegen=
6eit in England unb Oefterrei4 falf4 ausgs=
leqt porbsn. SIS tpiro gan5 entf4ieben in
Wbrebe 9eftelt, baB 0eutf6lano, ais es ben
Mntrag @roBbritannienS, ben ae9ppti1@eu
Geferpef onb fir bic Nilegpebitton gu Be-
nuben, unteritiibts, Die &bfi@t gebabt babe,
lebterem 2anbe gu bslfen. Die 8lGtter err
fldren, Oeutf9lanb's 6altung lei ein3ig unb
auein bur9 Die &itdfi4t auf Stalien be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

perfebt, als ft9 bic Na9ri9t berbreitete, Der
bort tpobn6afte Gonrdb 8eder lei bon elmer
%unbefdnnten 0dnb ertnoroet tpprben. 8eder
bate beute Wtorgen segen 9 l1br feline 8ibe
auf Die 8eioe gebra9t unb 1par eben i'm Be
9riff, no9 SduIe Suriid5utebren, als Elm
unbefannter WDroer i'm aus einem !9inter=
balte tootf4oB.
G,te 5rau itie6t ihreu t1ann.
Nls Sobn Martin, Der &utf9er einsS
8atrouilez@ agens, Montdg Wittag in
San Srancisco bor Dem Poli5eibauptz
quarter i'm &atbbauIe, nihts 8Dfes
abnenp, auf ieinem 8utI9bode fab,
I9li9 feline Sran ii6 pon binten an ibn
beran unb feusrte bret &ebolper19ife aui
i'm ab. Cine &ugel bur9brang Wartin's
&0rper unb 1T tpabr19einli9 t0btli@. 5rau
Martin eiebt alS @runb Der 8luttbat an.
OaB ibr damn mebrere Nd9te lang ni6t mad
@auIe gefommsn lei unb Sonntag Na9t
f9per getrunten babe. sic fei es miioe gez
mel en-, ,bDn ibrem Manne 10 oernadldffist gu
peroen uno babe i'm fir feline 8ummelei be-
ftrdfen polen. Sic 5eigt feline Reue iiber
bic Sbnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Goo in oeu 6lammen.

Sci elmer Seuers6runit, pelhe @onntag
firth in Dem 3tOdigen@ei6dfts un0Naiet6sz
g%ebdube, 374 9ubiontr., Seem gOrf, piitbete,
iinb bier perionen um's 2eben getommen
uno 5pet Oerlebt iporOen. nmgefommen
finb: 3bOmas MaQob. % Sabre alt, Elm
0ei3er auf benz 9ampFer ct, 2ouis; Nrbiz
balO @rogan, 35 Sabre alt, &euner; bic
unDerebeli4te, % Sabre aIte Marp Mc<
Mabon. 0teie 0ret finO i'm Gau9 erItidt;
Die 60id6rige, anDere6elibte Margaret Hpan
ftarb auf Dem Wege na4 benz 0OIpitaI in
6olge Der 8%erlebungen, Die fte t4 Our9
einen Sprung aus Dem 5eniter 5uge3osen
bate. 9as u6ge6ranHte @sbdube ge90rte
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
a cun,os,ry ron ruy>,ciAN..
"a liver 40 Etu@c that il Stopped the
vital E'uHc;ton..

Pittshurg, Pa. bee. 2a.-Thcrc died
at h hospital In Allegheny Yesterday
a man. William Blythe. n macn!n.st. 81
years old, unmarried. whose case is per
hlps the most remarkable ever brought
70 Inc attention of the physicians OF the
Stttc o. The entire II
II%the weighed i2S pounds and his
liver ilnped the scales 1T 70 pounds.
ms Kidneys turned the balance at illa
pounds. In other words. the mania liver
ana kidneys were "a nound3: together
they weighed u llttle less than 0ue-thlrd
OF his Whole BODY.
lie WAS AN old hospital patient. Ills
cas-" was n curious one: ii had banlcd
me phEalcianS Tor months. ami many
"!HsHo"E5 were made. Seemingly the
correct une was never apprchended. II
seemed that tho liver ana idnCy ErDt
growing for tho past two years. unii,
they attained the abnormal size ANA
weight discovered yesterday. Or. Lit
zen SAID that the liver was exactly four
tlries us normal size, and that it grew
$50 large That II stopped the other vital
functions of the body, causing Blythc's
death.
y very strange feature Of the case was
discovered by the physicians when they
~ui5Sected ElythC's body. 1t was found
that the b1ciRi of tuberculosis had cat
en- lhe mans lungs, aud other portions
OF MS anatomy. hut the deadly microbes
had Ioit untouched both the liver ana
kidhCys. h doctors cannot account
Tor this. MS The liver was probably the
richest food for The cnnsumptlyc Germs.
During life Blythe had not shown tub
erculusis symptoms. neither had he dis
played any SIGN of q diseased liver or
idncys. This is a3Id to be- very pccti-
I.ai 4 like case has never come under
The observation Of the practical pilysi-
clans. who are constantly engaged in
hospital practice.
the body Of blythe has been thor
oughly dissected ana notes taken Of the
mans internal organism. 1t is said o
Very elaborate ana interesting paper
VIII lie read before the A1leghany Coun-
IS Medical Society. detailing the dis
Use. and The peculiar vaEariss of il.
That a mans liver and Kidneys should
weigh almost a third Of the entire body
i' q sirhn"" phenomenon to medical
80 nee when usually these two organ
weigh but a tenth of the framc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
\ NEWSPAPER INTERDrCrEn.
ScHsn;i"n Crcntcd by II bishops Man
dn.tsrnt In Ontario.

Montreal. Dec. 29.-rhe abandonment
issued by the ltumun Catholic bishops
OF Quebec, forhidding faithful Catholics
to subscribe fOr. read. circulate. or
otherwise encourage the newspaper
LElcctcur. published in Quebec city, un-
der pain of being deprived of the bcne-
fits of the church" has created intense
excitement throughout the province and
is denounced in strong terms hy the
Liberal French and English paucrS.
Mr.. Pacaud publisher of the condemned
pauer. will. it is understood. take AN
action for $4,000 damages against each
az the bishops who signed the manda-
ln"nt, and a number of prominent men
here have expressed their ~illingnc
To subscribe toward carrying the case
10 the PRIV council il necessary. la
iairic. a Liberal French paper, publish
cd In this city,
1T Is Mr.. paCaud who was struck.
but Mr.. Laurie who was aimed at. u
is lIf.lcctcur which is ussassimatcd but
in the hope that the point of the dagger
after having killed pacaid. will strike
the first minister of Canada in II vital
spot. The execution of l.'Elcctcur at
Quebec is and can be only the begin
ming of a struggle To The dcath with the
government at ottawa
Mr.. Pncaud says he will cease the
publication of his paper n appeal
from the condemnation of the bishops
to the oma court.
! The Toronto Globe in n leading cdi-
tnriol to-day says
The matter Is not m which concerns
French Canadians and Catholics alone:
h maintenance OF tho rights and ill.,
critics is n matter which interests us
all II which demands the gravest con-
sidtration of every citizen of Canada"
The Offcnsc of L'Elcctcur consisted in
publishing a pamphlet written hy MI.
David uph0lding the doctrine OF the su-
prcmncy Of the state. in state affairs
and denying the right of the church to
dictate To electors how they shall votc
upon q question such as that OF the res
toration OF separate schools in Mani
tphn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
LOCAL. I;tiENTTII.S.
Minor Mention of Various Matters of
Interest.

The heaviest frost Of the season oc-
Cured yesterday morning.
The Haicyon German Club held a bus
mess meeting last night.
Mrs. S. l.. Nusbaum and son are the
guests Of friends in baltimore.
"a small terrier was cur In twain by Il
Queen street. cay Yesterday morning.
Mr.. q. T. Gregory. of New York. was
4 visitor to the Cotton Exchange yes
tcrday.
Mr.. Charles McSorlev returned yes
terday from Newbern. y. C., where he
spent the holidays.
MI j. ". Gallagher, travelling agent
of the old Dominion Steamship COM
pany. is In the city.
The Chrysanthemum Pleasure Club
will old an important business meeting
on January 5th at No. 2lI Cumberland
street.
\ very efficient fire apparatus has
been placed in the Merchants and Mi
ners' Transportation company's tug
Prof. walter ID. Toy. Of The chair Of
modern languages at the University Of
North Carolina. 4 native OF Norfolk. Is
in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. }. 4. Dunbar. Of Norfolk. has been
elected choir master of Monumental
Methodist church. Portsmouth. ana Viii
enter upon his duties next SUNDAY.
Mr.. :. l.. Mosby. OF the Weather
bureau. has returned 10 the city af;ar
an absence of some weeks at the bed.
SIDE and funeral OF his father ia Mis-
souri,
y Friday night Bible class will be held
at me Queen street Methodist church
for the study OF the Sunday school les
SON of the following Sunday. All sun
day school workers are invited to at
tend.
o"ver G. Morse. corresponding sec
rotary of the International Y. NJ g.. \.
Ifl lining Srhnnl ct S.rf,,n.t.IJ NFt-.
and Mrs. Morse were i'm the ci;v YES
terAay, and also visited Virginia Reach.
They We're greatly pleased with the
Norfolk y. NJ. c. \.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
a STRONG IL
Virginia Land and Improvement
Company Chartered.

The Virginia Land and Improvement
Company. of Norfolk Va, was charter
ed yesterday Ivy Judge Allan X. Han
excl, of the Corporation Court. The
holdings OF the company are limited 10
800 acres and its objects are those OF the
usual Improvement companies-to buy.
sell and improVc-real estate in the
city and oun Of Norfolk.
The amoun Of capital stock is linn
tied 10 25,000, with a minimum Of So
0G0, divided into shares Of 800 each. The
Offices will be located here. and the Of
fcers are as follows: President. j. II.
Griffin. Of Norfolk county; vi~ce-presi-
dent. Henry Kim. of Norfolk county
secretary aud treasurer. J. II. Rorum,
of Portsmouth: directors. Mossrs. j. Y.
Griffin, Henry Kim J. T. Borum. w. B..
Carney, r T. Bockover, II. L. Page
and j. =. Lowenberg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30

M0ulNcaI, Dec. 2H-Mayor II. Eclu-
grand. editor of La Patric. announce
over his signature to-day that he has
taken mp tn challenge thrown down by
the hierarchy %. Quebec, and tnat he
ls!.l run for the St. Luis division Of
Montreal for the LEGISLATURE as an anti
cl.ri.al candidate. Mr.. Bcausrand ran
!a"th.s seat in 1880 and was defeated ny
only Il feW woes. In his lcttor. which
occupies over two columns. Mi Heau-
grand calls upon all the Ljberll Cath
81 IS 4" revolt against the domination
O.: bishops. He describes the cE1oGUu-
n!cat!on of the quebec LItlecteur as the
beginning Of "A war 10 the death. and he
Offers his paper ana All its FINANCIAL and
Intellectual resources To aid IN tn" war.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
ALONE wlTsl TIzE DEAD.
The Hnd Plight OF u Michigan Far.
mcr-s Wife,

Esq %tTarbor G. ty, N, j., December 90
John, Sprocri, 20 years old. operated a
helpless wife in 4 little house in the dense
woods near Pomona. Yesterday after
noon n wood chopper WIS passing the lone
ly farm when he saw Il handkerchief fut-
te:ing in Il curious way from one of the
windows. flc stopped to investigate and
found that Mrs. Sproerl. unable to leaye
the house. had managed to crawl to a win.
dow There she had kept up an unceasing
Wig hour after hour for some one to pass
the house to whom she could signal. Her
husband bad d.ed last Friday and the
helpless woman had been alone with her
dead those four days. The wonan was
almc&t starved to death, while the holtse
was IN Il depiorable condition. In II little
barn were q horse and COW, turned loose,
and 50 weak from hunger that they could
hardly stand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
rs1Esvl.EANc CONES Down.
'ic a. Nude Il" Admit interpreters nj
iiaIiiur Keys EriaI.

london. December 2a-Advicos from
ia" French ana Italian Ainbas idoys
.'6iust tli- exclusion Cf their dragop1ans
I.un the trial OF Iin2har Rcv has been cT.
factiVa. iIuHhar Fey Is being tried nv n
military court At Marash for The m,ird,
or i'2 hcr Salvatore, an Italian priest. who
was Fll,d !H 4 convent At Ncniknlr In 1856
Nttn the trial began. til. court declined
10 permit the dragumons of the French
and Italian embassies 20 attend the sit
t!I"s- ne draEomans protested against
rms decision aud referred the matter 10
ine!r respective embassies. which in turn.
MADE repro antatons TO the Porte insist
To-day Tho ROrtc notified the Amhassa-
doris that their requests had been granted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
THE BLIND GODDESS
The Transactions Of Yesterday In the Clty'S
Courts of Justice.
BREAD AND WATER FOR WEARY WILLIE
An Order which May Have u he.
ncHcent Effect I'm Kidding the
City of Trnmps-A Strong Real
Estate Company Chartered by
Judge HauckeI.

Justice Tomlin, of the Police Court.
mas decided to adopt a new tack in his
e1tort to rid the city of Migrants who
nave developed into a nuisance and a
pest: Accordingly when five of this
specles. VINO had formerly been ordered
out of the city, were brought before
MIN they were sentenced to Jail for
thirty days each, and the jai.or in
structed to feed them on nothing but
nread and water during that period.
ihey were Frank Hart and Edward
Moore. from Kentucky; James Davis
and Edward Hayes. from Pennsylvania,
and John. Reynolds. OF Portsmouth.
FRANK Lewis. Harry Wilson, Fred Fox
and William Hill. who were also up on
the charge OF vagrancy. not having re-
ceived instructions to that effect he
lore, were given a half an hour to get
out of the city. All nine of these men
We're once white. They are typical
ramp and were arrested in a Norfolk
ana Western freight car by Special
Officer Barron and Detective Ruddick.
WASHINGTON DISCHARGED.
On Christmas morning His Honor
gave Robert Washington. a colored boy.
thirty days in jail on the charge OF
store. on Main street. He was given a
rehearing yesterday and discharged.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Columbus Floyd, also a colored boy,
arrested upon the same charge in Ports
mouth on Saturday last, entered a plea
OF guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
The young white man who was ar
rested some days ago on the charge OF
iinpersonating a policeman was fined s.
and costs.
MINOR POLICE COURT ITEMS.
Sarah Groves. nuisance; ten days In
jail.
Lewis Miller, assaulting Mary Wells;
fined Sc. 80.
Walter Hamilton, colorcd. II sick va
grant; committed to the jail hospital.
John Evans, colorcd. and Charles
Farrell. vagrancy; ordered out of the
city.
j. II. Fitchett. colored. unlawful tres.
pass; continued till Saturday.
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE.
Marriage licenses have been issued tc
Bonnie Cohen and Ida Kinkelstein and
To George l.. Mason and Bessie y
Beach.
Isaac l.. Purnell has transferred tc
Mrs. II. Il. Walker, n house and lot or
the south side of High street; considera-
ton, 81. 360.
The following suits have been en-.
tered in the Tot OF Law and Chancery
G. +. Greenwood x Bro. VS.. w. w
skinner. in assumpsit; damages, 5000.
Richmond Mica company vs.. Vance
BIOS, III u"SSuilpSlt, manages. 81, JUu.
The will of Prudence Matthias was ad
mitted to probate. l.. d. Starkc. Sr.
qualified ms administrator. giving bono
I'm 500: no surety.
j. w. Grandy qualified as guardian
of Frances Mathews and gave bond In
$500, with John G. Taylor as surety.
AN ENGINEER SUSPENDED.
United States Steamboat inspectors
Nicholson and Johnson yesterday sus-
n,,lA1 So, 1t 49,. 49,. y
Kendall, an engineer on the steamer
City of Portsmouth. for violating section
A,ii1 in not answering bells properly
thereby endangcring life.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
Holiday Rates.
To All Points Win Norfolk nud West.
err halfway.

NORFOLK TO LYNCHBuRG
AND RETURN ..$S.15
NORFOLK TO RICHMOND AND
RETURN $50
Correspond!ngly low rates 20 all points
on It's line. Tickets on sale December
30th, Slst and January LIST. good for
return passage until January 9Th. 1897.
For full information apply 10 c. Fl. B0s-
ley, City Ticket Agent. 272 Main street,
or to Ticket Agent Norfolk and West.
ern Depot, foot OF Main street.
r. W. COURTNEY,
de29,3l District Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
M u N Y O Ms
BLOOD AND SKIN
CURES.

Munyon's Blood Cures will positively
cure the worst form of scrofula, erysipe-
las. salt rheum. eczema, pimples, syphili-
tic affections, mercurial taints, blotches,
lives spots. letter and all impurities of the
blood.
Munyon's. Face and Skin Ointmen re-
moves b~lackholds. pimpios, blotches and
all SKIN ,eruptions. 1t soothes and heals
cuts. sores, scalds and burns. and relieves
the pam at once. Sore lips. chapped hands,
promptly cured.
A separate cure for each disease. At all
druggists. mostly % cents a val.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1906
Arch street, philadelphia. Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30

81. Johns church was fairly filed last
night by an Appreciated audience. which
heard Or. +. Y. Glen, the weli-known
singer and huinorisi, and his wife in
a nne concert. Mrs. Glen has a fine
soprano voice. which she displays to
great advantages, ana she received
several encores. In the sketch entitled
"lIphe's Return" his fine negro dialect
~caughhthe house by storm and his sing
ing was of u high order.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30

Avon street had another attempted
suicide last night N the person OF Annie
Knight. colored living at No. rs. This
woman, who is not unknown IN police
circles, tried the laudanum route. but
did not reachc the end OF her road. DR..
Speight vas sent for. but Annie would
not permit him to use the stomach pump.
The physician substituted an cmeiic.
which had the desired effect ana saved
her life.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
Faithfully Unrt.

Fred Jarvis. a young white man
about IS years of age. employed as boss
carpenter at the Norfolk and Western
depot, while fixing some cattle pens
last night on Il vesse! loading ut the
elevator. fell down an oYen hatch into
the hold ana sustained a number OF
painful bruises. but was not seriously
In inrol.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
The Florida Spccini.

Washington. December "a Commencing
January LIST the Atlantic Coast Line VIII
begin the tenth eason OF their New York
and Florida special solid train between
Eastern cities and Florida. 1t will leave
New York daily except Sunday at i:30 D..
m: arrive in Charleston, 1850 Il. M: Sa-
Nannah, 2:G1 y. m: Jacksonville, geo =. M:
81. Augustine, 7:45 y. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
Eoun MEN
by the O~ycriurning Off o in James
Eiver.

Petersburg. Va. December 2oe-I4assi
night Rev. II. T. Woodfolk. Weverly 1Iaf-
rison, Samuel Bowman and Walter Brown.
cololed. left City Point in q Tow boa 10 10
to bermuda Hundreds, opposite City
the boat capsized and the four men Nsro
thrown ott Into the water and Being I'M.
where the incident oscuffsd VIZ
dragged to-day and the bodies wsrs D
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
CAPT. TIgoS. PIInLES nEau.
Gne 0fth" Most Public Spirited Wen
Of >cw Orleans.

New Orleans. Dee e9-Captain Thos.
Pickles. one OF the best known and most
enterprisinS citizens ~ New Orleans.
died to-day of heart failure. lie was
born in Halifax. Yorkshire, England.
IN 1929. hut has been q resident OF Sew
Orleans since he was IS years of age.
lie was sole proprietor Of the ferries
riying between New orleans ana the
right bank az the river. ten vessels in
all: and was identified with numerous
public enterprises.
hoston December @-tIon. Edward
every. Tor many years prominent in Dem
oeratic State politics, a.,d this morning.
London. Docombcr 2,-Joseph Won
Wasie!ewski, the v@iolin.st and historian.
Par's, December o NJ Halanziar-Du-
opera. is dalI. lie was born in 1918.
Joseph Rarbo,. the Fronch tenor. died
mere yesterday.
Baltimore, Md. Dec. 29-Coi. William
Norris dIed al his country home at HrooE-
iard. Ealtmol. county, to-day. aged -
years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30

BY a streak of good luck Messrs. c. f.
Greenwood Il Bro. nay just received
another lot of sterling silver top combs
and brushes in cases. which they sold
u a large numbe OF. and wired for
more. Tie remarkably low price of 81
Is all they charge for them. which viii
be the price for his lot. Call early if
you wish 10 secure a set. New goods
will be constantly received TO MI up he
gaps made by an unusual onslaught.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30

At the Y. NJ. c. y. to-day AT noon the
w. c. I. L. Will hold its regular month
~ mothers meeting, to which all moth
ers are invited. especially young moth-
ers. These meetings are usually of a
highly interesting character.
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Norfolk nnd Warrington, u. C..steam.
Don't GO.

Special holiday rates to WASHINGTON
d. C.. and return: $3.50 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale 2lst to 3lst De
cember. good to return until January
4th, 1887. D.. j.. CALLAHAN Agent.
de18, 10, 20, q, 27,S0
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Hound ~ Wheel

While p%atrolling his beat on GRANNY
street last night officer William Rud-
dick found II ride.!ess bicycle STANDING
on the pavement. He brought 1t to the
s~tatiQn-housc, where it is awaiting an
owner
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Christmas Notice /!
OFFICE OF GENERAL AGENT
SlAB0ARD :. AIR :. LINE,
ORTSMOUTH VA.

No pcrishnble freight or live stock will
ne received for forwarding from 4 ID. m.
Wcdnesiiay, December 23rd, 1896, until Z.
q m. Monday. December 18th, 1896, and
from ! y. III. Wednesday, December Goth.
S"G. until I Il. m. Monday. January 4th,
1871. except as Noted below.
EIelEhi de29is VIII be closed on FRI,
FRIDAY, JANUARY lst, 1857, except the
usual hours for delivery Of %perishable
lrrlshahlc freight ana live stock to
strictly local nearby points may be re-
triyed and forwarded on December 2Srd
ahd 9Th and December 30th and S1st, after
consultation with the General Agent,
G. III. SMITH,
General Agent.
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FOR RENT.

Fole RENT.-in West Trcemason street.
rooms, southern exposure, II cely fur
nistltd; gas. bath and heat II required
dress 7. 7 Il. nom