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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

Charleston. S. c.. Sept. l5.-Mcssrs.
W. r. Davie, w. w. Bail. and Frank
ENahs, VINO represented this State in
the recent Indiapo!is Convention to-I,v
issued an address to the sound money
Democrats of South Carolina. The adj
dress is bitter in Its dcnunciation of
Bryan and Mckinley,and Is strong in lie
advocacy of Palmer. The Chicago plat
FORM Is denounced as "the unholy we'd
lock vi democracy with the painted Jade
of Populism and the Commune.
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his interests. and Tonight the Commits
sioner notified the board that lie would
refuse TO appear unless the investigation
was oDer to the general public.
AT the meeting tonight the Richmond
County Board OF Control reported one
of the sub-dispensers SLIP short in his
accounts.
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Carlisle To Stt,n,p.

Louisville, Sept. 15.-Geoygc NJ. Dayie
chairman of the National Democratic
STATE committee, received letter from
Senator John G.. Carlisle i'm which thn
senator said he would come To Kentucky
anu stump the State for the National
Democratic ticket as soon ne he COIL,
sufficiently arrange the duties of hi.
office VI i'i'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16
sTnENarm OF CUBAN REBELS.
IL Is Row I'm the Neighboriood OF
$4,000.

When the present Cuban instruction
began, only IL few thousand badly arm-
ed individuals opposed the Spanish
troops. To-day according to the report
of u Spanish officer TO the Correspon-
dencia. Madrid, some $4,000 rebels are
under arms. The officer gives n list of
the principal insurgent bands. with the
names of their chiefs and their approxi-
mate strength. We quote as follows:
In the Province of Vuelat Arriba:
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Had to Brenk nrCoyer

Midway. Ky, Sept. l5.-Au In. limo ,,,a
ocnocrat!c candidate was spruISin,. -,
~, kiort the rain fell steadily and jnst
a" an M ,.e WIS concluding his remarks II be-
.ie use ana half Of Mr. Bryan's Audience
s sg shelter The candidate brought his
speech 70 an abrupt close ANA brniin To-
ccower with the rest. The train left Franz
tort at III Il. M 80 = iaHh
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IN all, nine bands with about IN.
In the province of Havana:


IN az eight bands with about A. 300
All tnese bands are fairly well organ
i"ed' But. beside these. there are n giea,
many smaller bands formed chiefly for.
me. me purpose of plllnge. In addition to
LII insurgents opposing the Spaniards
with arms, there must be Mt least ora mn
Srparii lists who do not themselves fight
put VINO assist the armed forces in every
way ana oppose the Spanish troops
wherever they can
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

Mir. Jacob ilsbensen. who is in the
emulov of the Chicago Lumber Com
nanN at Des Moincs. Iowa. says: II
3aNe l"Sl sent some medicine back To
nv mother in the old country. That I
know from personal use 10 be the best
medicine Ill the world for rheumatism.
having used it in my family Off sevc.
raj wears. II is called Chamberlain's
rain talin. 1t always does the work q"
80 cent bottles for sale by nil drnr-
CiSis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16
Drawbridse Officers Elected.

Nj a meeting OF the subscribers 20 the
Southern B.anch Drawhvidge Company,
held in Norfolk Yesterday the following
officers Were elected: Alvah II. Martin,
President; f. Richardson Secretary and
Treasurer. The above with c. K. John
son. i. H. Synon. f. A. Bucll, and w.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16
The lauradn 10 Re Released.

Washington. Sept 15.-Acting Sccre-
tarv llamlin has wired the Collector Of
Customs at Wilmington. Del. to rclcase
the detained steamer Laurada. If I'm his
Judgment the vessel is not designed to
engage in violations of the law
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

Have you bought your heavy weight
underwear? If not, just look over our
Inc. me prices are sure To catch you.
RUDOLPH e. WALLACE.
1G9 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

ANTED.-Occupants for large front
room, with board, also table boardcrs.
New number 2GS Butte street; references
required. selS-1w'
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We have for your inspection a large
line Of genuine Scotch suitngs. Let us
show them to you.
RUDOLPH G. WALLACE.
1853 Main street.
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WANTED--A white girl that is willing to
cook and do general housework for small
family in Berkeley: good pay and per-
manent home for right party. Address
Virgin:an, Berkeley, Va. scl2
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buying wheat. provisions, cotton and
stocks at present prices. Write imme.
mailed free. WHEELER. BIRD & CO,
. Wall street, New York city.
se5-we, 50. 2it
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Bug the celebrated Chase Bros
Pianos. ]. Levy, Ievy's Music House
LIS Churcn street sep13-1w
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U-No samples free. Get in line
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

SALESMAN: UNDERSTANDING cigar bust
ness desiring employment answer
Goods sold by sample on credit. Good
pay, expenses. exclusive territory as
surcd to proper applicant. Address T.
o. Box 42o y. Y. City. ap2S-we sa
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iPs:DHERCES
| I EIIETS
III FOR TEfE LIVER
HELP WANTED.
FOR THE MlVER

AGENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. insu-
in Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News
and adjacent places; no lapses; big pay.
Address w. j. PEOPLES, Hotel Nor
folk. Norfolk, Va. se15-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

MADAM HOYT'S SELECT SCHOOL
for Dancing Will reopen October LIST.
Private lessons this month tScptembcr)
reasonable. Particulars 6l3 East Bran
bleton avenue. SelS-1t'
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Ahout fifty acres land suit
able for raising hay. Apply TO BARTON
MYERS. sel6-3t
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FOR SALE At y Low TlGURE-Pians
and speciiiCa lions FOR Il brick dwelling,
drawn by one Of the best architects in
the state. Address PLANS. this Office.
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WANTED-At No. 2S3 East Main street, a
woman cook. None but irst-class need
apply Se9-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOME GROWN SWEET VIOLETS FOR
sale Fresh every day mt THE WO-
MANS EXCHANGE. on Cranky street.
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WANTED-Recruits for the u. 8. Marine
corps Wantsd-Ablc bodied, unmarried
men, between The ages of q and 30 yea RS.
Food, clothing and medical attendance
free. For further particulars. etc, apply
or address, the Commanding Officer,
Marine Barracks. Navy-yard. Norfolk,
Va. jy4-Sm
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TAKE NOTlCE-An persons are hereby
notified that will pay no debts con-
tractcd 10y my wife, Elizabeth Dcf3aum,
or my sons Peter and Jacob DeBaum or
any other person. q; d. DEBAuM:
Norfolk Va Sept. s. 1886 sei-2w"
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WANTED active man in every local
ity TO represent us. mo fortune hunter
wanted). Will guarantee $500 weekly
and all expenses. Investigate at once.
Box 5SGS, Boston. Mass. se4-lm
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WANTED.--An active woman at $1,000
weekly TO represent us. Address Box
530S. Boston, Mass. se5-lm
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FOR SA Ll-A We'll built residence on
Wood street; SOLD for no fault; too large
for owners family; eight rooms and
bath and all the modern convenienccs,
lot 2ilsNllj; IA splendid opportunity Tor
anyone wishin.; nice home. with OPP
ton on two lots in rear, ~ fcotXl2O on
which can be erected three (3) nice
tenement houses. Fer terms, etc, APP
ply on premises, No. G0 Wood street
M
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Thc desirable residence lot
on Cornick avenue, foot of Bermuda ST.
fronting Mahone's Lake Price and
terms reasonable. Apply to c. w.
Eoolagc. LOSE Bermuda St auS5'tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

BOARD-Onc or two single gentleman
can be accommodated with front room
and board at Il reasonable figure. at IS3
East Main street.
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$500 frse samples U-No.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
nrCK SHOOTING AGAIN.
President Cleveland Hanging Away
ON the Potomac

Wide Water Va. Feb. 24--The light
house tender Maple. which left Wash
inHt0n at II o'clock last night. arrived
here this morning at O'Clock with
president Cleveland OH tHird rhe
president Is accompanied bv Capt Lam
bcrton. DR.. Riley and Attorney General
Harmon. The President came upnn the
Invitation Of Withers Waller TO shoot
ducks fiom his blinds. which are about
the best on the Potomac Mr.. Waller
and his guest. Col Wright Rives. of The
United STATES Army. went on board the
| steamer Immediately upon It's arrival.
and the President and his party then
proceeded to the blinds and commenced
shooting. The prospects for Il good
days sport are good. as the ducks are
plentiful Mr. Waller has his blinds
very nicely fitted out. ana the President
finds It very comfortable and pleasant
Ia shoot from them. The steamer is
anchored just In font of Wide Water
Station on the Richnpnd Frcdericks-
burg and Potomac railroad. fully five
miles south of Quantico. The presi-
don't and party Will dine with Mr.. Waller
this evening.
Wide Mater. Va. Feb 2i.-The Prcsi-
dent has not been as successful I'm his
duck hunting as anticipated The tide
has caused The ice To fluat down near
the principal blind, which has scared the
ducks and 10 "a certain extent has in
jurcd The mornings sport. only seven
or eight ducks being killed up to lunch
time. Hcwcvcr the President expects
10 have fine sport this afternoon. Some
Of the PARTY have moved down the river
about half mile to another blind, but
will RETURN as suo1 as the ice clears
Washington, Feb. 24.-!rhc steamer
Maple. with the President and his duck
shooting companions on board. return-
ed 20 her wharf in good season tonight
and tine distinguished passengers heal
thily tired after the days shooting. glad
ly took land transfers for their respcc-
tive homes. The supply OF game was by
no means heavy and their experiences
were just about equal 10 those Of any
well capn risoned duck hunting party.
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- DEnELIcr CoAIMITTEE.
In Their Innocence They piseonhoIc
NppOimtments.

Washington. Feb. 24.-The coniirma-
ton of John y. Harlow. of Missouri and
William G. Rice, of New York. this ar-
ternoon to be members Of the Civil Ser
vice Commission. caused some alnusa-
ment. because of the delay over the ac-
titn. both names having been sent 10
the Senate or the 5th Of December last
They might have still gone uncuniirms |
had not Senator Lodge and one or two
others Interested In the civil service
commission, started an inquiry about il.
The nominations We're referred to the
committee of which Mr. Pritchard. of
North Carolina Is chairman. Both the
chairman and his clerk are new a;
the business. ana it appears tha: the
nominations were pigeon holcd and as
the committee rarely holds 4 meeting.
ii was forgotten
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
UPRISING IN NICARAGUA.
President Zeiayn nccinrcs IL timseIr nv
Dictator.

Washington d, G.. Feb 24-Accord-
Ing to news RECEIVED from San Juan
Del Mort. Nicaragua. an uprising is
again imminent In that country. News
papers have been suppressed. but re-
ports brought toSSan Juan by passcn-
gers from the interior are to the effect
that the city of Leon has declared it
self In favor OF Baca, against President
XelaYa, and demands Zelava's rcsiGna-
ton Ielaya considers himself strong
enough to put down the movement.
trusting for SUPPORT to the conserva-
tives and the friendly government OF
Honduras He has discharged all citi-
zens of Leon from his service and de-
mands of the city the surrender of
arms and full Submission He Is en-
deavornS TO Obtain the assistance of
eH-PresldeE: Zelaya. { Granada
Great excitement prevailed throughout
Nicaragua. especially as most of the
national arms and ammunition are in
Leon. The latest advicrs are that
HelaHa has declared himself "dictator''
and that all his Ministry have left him.
Al last reports the people of Leon
were up In arms ana 4 fight was immi-
nent.
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York Have done my duty. with pray
ers ana tears. AZ u brother, to prevent
Il breach In the family hitherto un-
broken. and preserved from an irrepara-
nle calamity. ~ brother can do no other
than leave consequence with God and
.ine' You have my truest sympathy in
inns hour of trial. You nay be relied
upon know, to maintain the world
Wiue union of the Salvation Army
which Is as dear to American Saliva
,'nhists almost rs Is the union OF their
beloved land
a''shed HERBERT BOOTH.
To-day was II lively day ut the head
iuar'ers, In Fourteenth street. From
~ "c!nrk In the morning until late in
me afternoon Il heated conference was
heia IN the auditorium. The most
prominent staff officers I'm America
w"r" present. After the commissioners
rom abroad had stated their side OF
| thr case Mr.. and Mrs Booth were sent
Tor To give their statement. MIR. Booth
SPOKE Tor an hour and his wife occu-
pied The same length of time. The
newspaper men were excluded ana what
ltanspired could not hc learned
~ "clnclt this evening eX-C0m-
nander Roolh called the reporters into
his wifc's former office and made the
Following statement:
ne session to-day was composed OF
lhc most prominent staff officers on
! u" american field. therefore most ell
cisht. most responsible and most re-
pr"seniativc. Some forty thousand uu-
| h"trhtS We're represented. 1t was Il
Gatherhg not of my calling together.
bul one convened by the staff to which
Mrs booth and myself were Invited.
that We might give our version of
lhc case after the same stuff had
| heard the Field Comander. Eva I1c1th,
anu COZ Niculs side. emphatically
| denied the statement that was dis
| missed, IN proof OF which | give the
| following
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
NATIONAL. RANK CIRCULATION
lncrcnscs TO ~ Wundcriui Extent Du
ring the PRSt Few Weeks.

Washington. Feb. 2i.-Grcat activity
has been displayed by national banks
within the past few weeks In taking out
additional circulation. Last week the
Increase amounted TO 81. .529 U.S and since
January l TO February u COMPTROLLER
Eckels has, on application. ordered cir
culation for national banks to the
amountAof Sl5,0S2, ,T51. nearly all of which.
II Is expected. will he taken. The new
bonds form the basis OF the Increased
circulation.
The Treasury gold reserve at the close
OF business to-daysstood at Sl06, ,749 756
The withdra walls FOR the day amounted
10 SS5l 200. So far abou, $50 coo. 600 of the
Sill 900 for which the bonds were
sold have been paid into the Treasury
and the national bank Repositories. Up
to to-day $65. .000000 OF the new bonds
have been delivered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
coMMEMoRArE THE mEBELLIoN
Monster FOrch Eight Procession
and Parade ut Key West.

Key West. Fla. Feb. 24.-Never in
the history of this city have It's citizens
witnessed anything TO compare with the
grand torch light procession this even
ing. In 1t We're several floats represent
ing Liberty, Cuba, and Commerce. All
the different orders of the city, military.
Knights of Pythias. knights of tene
Golden Eagle, knights of Honor. fire
men and several Cuban revolutionary
clubs participated. They were led by
the Key West Band and assisted by
three other local bands of music. AZ
ter Earading the principal streets they
marched 70 the South Beach. where they
had magnificent display of fireworks
1t was g.tten up by Il. l.. Trujllu. to
commemorate the breaking out of the
present rebellion in Cuba. All along the
lire Of march the houses were beauti-
fully decorated with both American and
Cuban flags. and also the flags of the
eN-Confederacy, consisting OF battle-fiay
and ensign.
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Hon. Geo. Davis Ia,erred.

Wilmington. y c.. Feb. 24-The fune-
raj of Hon. George Davis took place i'm
the city tn-day from ST James EDiscopal
Church and was attended by "A large
concoursc of people. including two mill
tary companies of which MIR. Davis was
an honorary member: Cape Fear Camp.
Confederate Veterans: George Davis
Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans.
Ladies' Memorial Associat ion. the Pro-
ducc Exchange and Chamber of Com
mcrce. The services We're conducted by
Bishop Watson. assisted by several
Episcopal clerEymen. The death Of Mr.
Davis leaves Hon. John II. Reagan the
only surviving member of President
Jefferson Davis Cabinet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
Hunter again Leads Blackburn

Frankfort. Ky, Feb "a Following is
the vote to-day for Senator: Hunter
49, f!arkhnrn. IL; Wilson. /: Carlisle.
); Rate. /: McCreary. /; no choice.
The report that Coy. Bradley and
Dr Hunter met al Louisville and shook
hands and made up is said To he with
out Foundation. Dr. Hunter was IL,
consultation with eX-District Attorney
Jolly. OF owensburg, ana Mayor Todd
hoih bitter anti-Bradlcy men. to-day and
neither Gov. Bradley or any OF his
friends were in the conference, and tho
feeling Of the Hunter people is bitter
toward bradley
DR.. Hunter and the Governor came
back on the same train today. but
neither took any notice of the other.
Senator Pearl Republican is credited
with having made Il significant remark
t"-day. lie is said 10 have said that i'm
view of row between Hunter and
Bradley the formers election was i'm
possible and that things will finally
wind up by the election of sound
money Democrat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
THE NAVAL. RIiT9NS.
Fhr Question ns 10 The Number of
Hattieships Discussed in Committee.

Washington. p. c., Feb. 24-The sub
committee of the House Naval Com
ml'tee were IN session four hours to-
Gay. preparing the naval appropriation
bill While the committee did not def
nitely decide as TO the number of bat
tleships or torpedo boats that should
be provided for. il is known that some
ot the members insisted upon the ne
cessitE of six and that If that number
could not beagreed upon 1T least four
should be provided for. The number of
torpedo boats IL was decided would de-
pend considerably upon the decision
concerning the construction of battle
ships That is To say if six battle
ships are determined upon the number
OF torpedo boats shall he lcssencd ac-
cordingly.
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= Desperate siilIed.

Bristol Fla Feb. 2i.-M r. Grissott
was killed al the logging camp of Gov
inSton, Cox " Co Giissett was a des-
pcraao and went to the camp To clean
1t out. He opened fire, slightly wound
ing Messrs. Covington and Cox. Mean
while Henry Colvin and w. r. Flowers.
employees. procured pistols and begun
hring al tirisSett. After the exchange
of several shots. by one Of which Col
vim was wounded. Grissett fell dead.
Examination showed that he had been
stLMck by eleNGm hMllcts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
Iirnnyrnphcrs Stri,,c.

New York, Feb. PA general strike
of the lithogrpah artists. ordered by the.
National lithCgraphic Artists ana En-
graverS' Insurance ana Protection Asso-
citation of the United States ana Canada
began this morning. !, is said that
about 500 designers of advertising pic
lures are ont to-day in this city and
some twenty-five firms tied up. How
the strike hataffectcd concerns through
out the rest of the country and Canada
has not vet been known
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
THE TRASSSAAE EXPLOSION
Caused by The HUMP of Shifting
Engine.

Johannesburg. Fen. 24.-Inquiry into
the cause of the recent explosion of
dynamite at Nicdendetp. a suburb of
this city, has elected the fact that a
truck load of detonators brought from
Port Elizabeth was placed on q side
track at the RraamfonteIn freight de-
pot. y locomotive in shifting cars
came into collision with the ear contain
ing the detunators, the contents OF the
car exploded from the shock. and the
explosion of the detcnators caused The
explosion of the dynamite. which was
contained i'll cars standing ON IL track
near by.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
NAVY REORGANIZATION.
Senator Lodge Introduces II Bill 20
Nc0rGamiHe The PcrSnmncI

Washington, d. c.. Feb 24.-In the
Senate to-day Mr. Lodge introduced n
hill to reorganize the personnel of THE
navy. Among other changes it creates
a reserve" list, with waiting orders
pay. TO which captains on reaching the
age oi ~ may voluntarily hr assigned
The age for commanders Is fixed at
iG and lower grades At 80 wears.
~ bill To license second and third
mates on sea-going steam vessels was
faNorhhi% reported TO the Senate to-day
and placed on the calendar
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thousands of pro.pcc,ors.

Marcus. Wash, Feb. 2+.-ThousandS
of prospoctors, some with provisions
for Il long siege and others with moth
ing To withstand the terrors of the re-
u..iinder Of the winter. are encamped
on the borders of the Colville Indian
reservation. They are awaiting the
procIamat ion of the President opening
the mineral lands TO settlement. The
rush is unprecedented. Al no time in
the history Of this country has there
been such an influx into a new mining
camp as is now coming into Marcus, q
place hardly known on the map.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

Rome. Feb. 2i.-Licuteh ant General
i.egsi l'ellouN. formerly Minister OF
war ana at present comma nding the
Fifth Corps of the italian Army, with
headquartcrS II Verona. has been APP
pointed To the chef command OF the
Italian forces in Africa. the troops OF
which VIII he formed into two divisions
respectively commanded by Generals
baratieri and llcusch. The nomina-
tion OF Pc!ouE is received with general
Sa abstraction.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

FoStoria. O.. Feb. 2i-rhc rumor that
Hon. NJ. u. lia"tcr took out a 500. 900
life insurance policy on the day before
he committed suicide is denied. An in
surancc agent called at his office on that
day and Col w. G. Brown took out a
policy for $4,000. Harter asked Il few
questions, which showed that his mind
was distributed. hut he did not negotiate
for Insurance. His life insurance, how
900 is in the Equitable of New York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
Great rnInndtuE Sale Second Week
Wright'H I8B lInln street,

This sale grows in volume and nc
wonder; the list OF bargains are greater
this week than ever. If YOU could not
get waited on yesterday In the crowd
come today. We are doing all we car
to accommodate every one.
See last Sunday paper for cut prices
list Of some of the bargains, or better
come and see what they are. When the
goods are gone they will never be seen
at such prices again.
WRIGHT'S, 1876 Main street.
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Schooner In Distress.

Charleston. S. c., February 24.-Taa
steamer Comanche, Pennington. spoke on
the o3d. twelve miles north Of Ijl,teras
Shoals. in twelve fathoms of water. the
schooner ilaTie: c. kerl!n. from So
vannah for Philadelphia flying signals
cf distress ruider gone. Wind south
west. fresh. Would probably anchor
as she was heading in for Hatteras lieh,
and getting anchor ready