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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
BRAMRLETON.

The Local Board Of Improvement will
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock.
The Busy BIS of Sturgeon, met last
night with Miss lIfIie Bailey, with the
usual interesting work
Tine members Of the Brambleton Base
ball Club have ordered new suits for
playing games the. ensuing season. This
club starts out with a fair reputation
and expects to play victoriously dur
Ing the season.
MIR. and Mrs. S. FreSt are both sick
at their home ON Hughes street, the
latter, however, somewhat better than
she was 4 week ago.
y super will be given for the bene-
lit OF the building fund Of ST. Peters
I. 70. Church at the residence OF Mrs.
j. l.. Hewitt. Willoug}pby avenue, on
Thursday night. Feb. 27th
Tonight Is the time for the debate and
other interesting cXero!ses at Festival
Hall under the auspices of the musical
and literary association Of the ward.
The committee has made arrangements
for most enjoyable occasion
Mrs. Laura Morrissette and Miss Kate
Hunter were the ladies awarded prizes
for the highest sums raised'i in mite boxes
ut the Every Day Half-Dollar" enter
tainment held Tuesday night under the
auspices of the Cheerful Workers OF
Trinity NJ. T.. Church, the former rails
Ing SIS. and the latter $40. All did we'll
The ladies would hereby THANK all
persons taking any part In lthe enter
tainment
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
Roys Gospel Army.

inc army is making several new
movements Of late. The members feel
.esy grateful for the many compliments
.nat nave been passed upon the part
ehey performed in the anniversary ex
rrcises al the Academy last Sunday. The
oHIs are determined to make the army
S.tonEer ana better organization than
ever before. Epauletts. shoulder straps
ana cheVrons for the entire corps Of
oticerS nave been received and Will be
worn al each meeting of the army in
tue future. All of the officers are re-
Guested to meet at 2 o'clock next Sun
day and receive their respective marks
and positions in the hall
\ prize OF 80 cents has been offered
70 the members OF the juror depa,ct-
ment or the Young Mems Christian As
Soc!ation and also members of the Bows
Gospel Army for the best sentence com
posed from the word Boys GOSPEL
Army. The contest is now on and any
who wish TO enter should inquire at the
association Il. once.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Small ltems of News Found Around
s'ii T0wn.

Sergeant Taylor is again confined to
his house from sickness.
me police have several rubbed. ma ia
supposed to have been stolen from
stores.
Captain Phil. Mordicai has moved bis
relief for the poor from No. "a TO No. n
Bank street -
Inc funeral OF Rev. James r. Hubbard.
u. D., VIII take place from Christ Church,
to-day at ~ IN.
A branch OF the. Union Mission will
De opened on Queen street at some not
very distant day.
Key. Thomas Dlxon's lecture at Y. NJ.
c. A. Hall to-morrow night viii no
doubt be largely attended
me weekly meeting of the Retreat for
the Sick will be held at O'Clock this
afternoon. instead of IL u. m.
Try Muriuy's tifty-cent dtnne1s-the
best In the State Everything in season.
Roanoke avenue. near Main street.
II Is saGd that the locks on severn
STABLES In the city have been recently
broken off and horses turned loose
upon the streets at night
me schooner Harriet c.. Kerlin, re-
ported disabled off Hutteras was board
cd yesterday by the llfe-savers They
lound her loaded with lumber and abnn-
doned. the small boats being gone,
In behalf of the Business Mems AS
ISOLATION thanks are returned to MIR.
Geo. w. Wright, Chief Engineer Water
Department. for the twenty-sccond an
nual report of the Water Commission
ers.
Among the patents issued in Wash
ington, ID. c.. recently was one TO George
c. Biliups. OF Norfolk. for harrow, and
| one to John ID. Ennis. OF Norfolk, for
u folding bed
| MIR. George II. Hughes. of the firm
OF hughes & Hughes, rental agents In
| this city. and Miss L,zzle Is Burton
were married yesterday afternoon at 4
| o'clock at Elm Grove, Princess Anne
| county
Extensive pllling and wharf repair
ing ut the Bay Lines through warehouse
| on Town Point has been begun. The
wharf there. which has been In an en-
cecdingly bad condition for u long time,
Is to be built anew
VIM. Bailey. colored. was arrested by
the county authorities yesterday morn
| Ing and carried to Portsmouth on the
| charge of stealing q lot of corn. found
| In his possession, from q farmer near
the Indian Pole Bridge.
East Main street was the scene of a
quiet wedding on Monday night, the
participating being Miss Virginia NJ.
Auter, of this city. and Mr.. ". +. Gers
dorf. Of Richmond. The groom has for
| u number of years been here IN the In
terest OF Mr.. Chataigne in the directory
business
Rev. ]. w. Moore. the pastor of Queen
Street Methodist Church. will address
| the mems meeting ut the Young Mems
Christian Association next Sunday af-
ternoon ut o'clock This Will be Rev.
Mr. Moore'S first appearance before the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
n large attendance of men is expected
| to be present to hear him.
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Arrived Distress.

The three-masted schooner Ellen NJ
Colder, Of Boston, Mass. Captain Han
son. was in port yesterday with u cargo
NJ Ice from Clark's Cove, Me. Captain
Hanson says he had a very rough trip.
On the 18th instant when OF the Five
Fd,thom Bank the wind suddenly Shift
cd from the east &c, south southwest and
blew Il gale. during which the forcSail
was carried away. the wheel broken and
the ruadcr damaged by water. Captain
Hanson run about forty miles northeast
by north under staysail and jibs and
anchored abou: twenty miles northeast
OF BarntSat with Il heavy west north
VEG; gale. On the run UP the coast q
seaman who WAS on the mainsai fell
10 The deck and was badly hurt In
ie:nally. He will he taken to the hos
r:tal. While off Barnesart the vessel
became badly Iced UP and made work
on the rudicr very difficult. on the
2lst the ruGdSr was repaired as well
as possible. ana on the I'D the vessel
bore away for Norfolk, with a moder-
ale southwest wind, arriving as stated.
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APPEALED IN VAIN.
a British Steamer Ignores the Hail OF
IL Shipwreck Grew.

The steamer Collier San Luit. which
arrived In Boston yesterday. brought
Captain Taylor and crew, of the two
masted schooner H. l.. Stacht from
Newport News last Thursday with cord
wood for Philadelphia. Heavy weather
and ice rendered the schooner unman-
agcable. She sprung a leak, became
WatcrloEged. and the crew was forced to
abondon her forty miles east OF Hog
Island. They took TO the yawl Friday
with some provisions ana OH Saturday
hailed steamer which Captain Taylor
says was the British boat Parnas sus,
and w'Aleh passed close by them. bu,. the
steamers people offered 10 assistance.
At 4:SO y. IN. on the Esd, they were
picked up by the San Luit, suffering Sc
Norely from eXpoSure
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27

With the rheumatism there is an inaivj-
dual whom, IT you have ChristInn
spirit. you would forgive. He is nn
matter What his delinQuencics, punishrG
enough Nothing short of Tophet could
enhance his misery. NJorcovnr a."
Is In serious peril. The disense
Is Away prone to attack his heart and
XIII MIN instanter. AS Il means of cnr
ing this disease, IIostettcr's Stomonh
Ritters has the highest reputatio and
the most authoritative profcsaionnj
sanction. It's use in the preliminary
stage of the complaint is the wisest pre,
cautionary measure rheumatic invaiids
can possibly adopt. The Btters is also
q remedy OF the greatest utility I'm mala- :
rial and kidney trouble, dyspepsia and
liver compliant. constipation and nervous
ness. 1t counteractB tho effects OF he ri :
ship and exposure in damp or Indictment
weather. and is 4 capital promoter of ap-
Petite and sleep. Give this line remedy
the persistent trial to which all medicines
OF standard reputation are entitled
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
ATLANTIC CITY.

Rev. r. A. Robertson. of ColIey Ave
nue. Memorial. conducted worship at the
city jail yesterday and was much pleas
cd with the Interest manifested by
the inmates.
The damages by fire to the public
school building have been neatly and
thoroughly repaired, and the work OF
heating and teaching may now be con-
Quoted both safely and securely to oil
PARTIES and interests
The Official Board OF LeKies Memorial
Church Will meet tonight in the pas
tors study at 1880 o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
A PROBABLE MURDER.
- colored Woman TclOniously AS.
snulteu with n shovel.

AS result of a difficulty on Liberty
street shortly before midnight last
night. "A colorcd man. named Wiliiall
y. Gusts. is locked up at Police Head
quarters charged with feloniously as
sauiting Fannie Chassen. colorcd, with
n shovel.
AS to the cause of the trouble there
Is some doubt. for Gusts refused to
tell when arrested. The trouble occur
RED at the home OF the woman, No. i3
Liberty street. and the blow was dealt
with such force that her brains began
oozing from terrible cash on the hen d
the blade of the shovel penetrating the
skull
Officers Sherman and y. Q. Woodhouse
arrested Gusts early this morning.
The woman will proLa bly, be dead when
this story Is read
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
Among our COTTON VIC,

Future contracts In Liverpool closed
quiet and steady, 1-Gid. advance.
Bar silver in London advanced I'D
81 T-lGd
New York future contracts advanced
3 10 points, closing very steady. May.
I.I2 to i.IS; August, 7.79 to 7S0: October.
az 10 1.4S. Sales, 193.SOo bales.
Receipts at United States ports yes
terday were Hiss bales. against Is. sos
bales last year and 1l.S7l bales In 1Sg4
New Orleans future contract market
closed steady, 10 points advance
Sales 1880 bales.
New O;lennsi receipts estimated al
from 400 TO 400 bales against 15,155
bales last year and 2,34l bales in 1894.
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Increasing EnciIttie.

~, a telegram from Cape Charles saws:
me New York, Philadelphia and Nor
iolk railroad has been laying considera-
Die new steel rail in its main track. as
Wen as extending and putting In num-
o., per OF new sfdings. preparatory to hand
ling their business during tho con,ir -
season. They have also lust received
two new Baldwin locomotives, Of the
large ten-wheel type. for their freight
business"
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Corporation Court.

y. ]. Richardson. selling liquor oh the
Sabbath; waived trial by jury and found
not guilty by..the court.
MI. III. t. Loyall'was appointed trus-
tee In four deeds of trust from c. Gafli-
gan to secure the Bankers Loan and
Investment Company for certain sums,
vice John G. Ten Eyck. resigned.
ii. L. Eustis. selling liquor OH the
SabhaEh; waived trial by jury and
taken under ADJUSTMENT BY the court
Charles William Brown, q native of
Germany. declared his Intention of be-
coming 4 citizen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
THE PEANUT TRUST.
A Full Reorganization. Effected Tues.
dry Afternoon.

Through the efforts of Mr.. d. Ether
idge. President of the Merchants and
Farmers Peanut Company. one OF the
strongest peanut associations yet known
In Virginia has been organized, in|-
Guiding thirteen comprehensive In Nor
folk, two in Smithtield. one in Wake
field. one In Waverly and three in
Petersburg.
The officers of the new association
elected on Tuesday are: D. Etheridge,
OF Norfolk, president; r. c.. Marks, of
petersburg, vice-president: George NJ.
Balm, secretary and treasurer The
Board of Directors has not yet been
elected.
AS stated. the organization Is the
most powerful ever effected In Virginia
and big rise in the price Of nuts may
be expected soon.
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DIED

BIIl2KS-At his late residence, No. 5l3
County street. Portsmouth. Va, Febru-
REEl<S, In the Seth year of his age.
Funeral from the residence THIS
Thursday AFTERNOON at o'clock
to attend.
WYATT-At the residence of .his par
entS, on the corner of Columbia and
FREDERICK RAY. infant SON of Chns..
7. and May y. Wyatt. aged months.
The funeral will take place THIS
from the above residence.
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The Militnry Associnlion.

The officers and cx-otficers of the To-
cal military met at the Armory last
night and perfected the organization OF
the Military Association. ThS.e was
Il FARCE attendance and much interest
was manifested. The following officers
We're elected: Col. Vim. Lamb. presi-
dent; Col. c. y. Nash, vice-prcsidcnt +;
Capt. \. NJ. Higgins. secretary ana
treasurer: Captains Marshall Tarrall,
NJ. c. Keeling. Harry H. Sheen. !. q.
Mullins. L. V. White and Lieutenant
Ii. c. Whitehead, Board of Governors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27

The work of renovating the custom
house building is being pushed rapidly
forward. The whole building. including
the Postottice. is to be repainted. toilet
rooms are to be placed on the third
floor for the accommodation of the lady
employees there: new room for storage
purposes is TO be made under the large
steps, with an entrance from the Post
Office lobby. and new storm doors IN
all Of the outer entrances are to take
the place of the old ones. New carpets
Will also be placed in most of the
rooms on the second floor. These repairs
In all will amount to about $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
MEETINGS.,

stockholders OF the NORFOI,< AMI
SWHAhtS@H!NGTON ID. c. sTEANfBo6tNsT
SSOMPANY will be held Mt the effice
C.. on WEDNESDAY, March 9TH 1sSG
AT y. m, for the election OF nine direc.
SorS ana FOR the transaction of such
business as may come before II.
~ TrMisfer books Will be closed from
fGornary 2fth TO March 5th, 1896
BY order of the President
LEVI WOODBURY..
JOIN kEfWoRTH. Secretary
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Observation-Disclosures.

u s. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk. Feb. 25.
Local meteorological data for the "a
hours endihgr8 p. M. last night:
MaNimum temperature ........ al
Nnrmal temperature deduced from
"a years observations AZ
departure. from normal -. minus 9
departure. since Jan. 1.... minus 81
rainfall for twenty-four hours -. Trace
Rainfau since Feb. 3.54
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
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terday. the summary Of the day being
given below:
MIR. EMBERLY ACQUITTED.
Edward Emberly was yesterday dis
missed as there was no evidence that
he was guilty. He was charged by his
partner, w. v. Bradley. with taking
ana stealing about SIG worth OF goods.
This case fell through like the other.
Mr.. Kimberly showing that he was Il
partner in the business and had IL right
TO do what he pleased with his goods.
MINOR OFFENSES.
r.. d. Crittenden. concealed weapons,
dismissed ut costs of complainant
Mary Bland, colored. assault; contin-
ued one day.
Ellen Stubs. white. assault; fined 81
and costs.
Ellen Stubbs. white, peace warrant
dismissed.
c. IL. Ferrall, white. assault; dismiss
ed.
Timer Brown, colorcd. drunk; 81 and
costs: profanity. 81 and costs.
Ernest Satchell, colored. assault; con-
tinued one day.
Moses Grimes, II. G. Peoples, colored
drunk: fined 81 and costs.
Annie Moore, colored. breach of the
peace; continued one day.
Cornelius Murphy. i. D. Crittenden.
James kcnneway, white. drunk; fined
81 and costs.
James Sexton. white. drunk; dis
missed.
Thomas Bridgeford. colored, suspici-
Gus character; dismissed.
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C0rrpctint,.

In the published proceedings yester-
DAY morning of Pickett Buchanan Camp
I. ", meeting held Tuesday evening, IL
was stated in error that Col. w. IL.
Stewart, OF Portsmouth. Va, would de-
liver his lecture OF Commodore
Maury," before the camp on Tuesday
evening next. II should have read on
the fourth Tuesday OF March, next.
The Camp win meet OH next Tuesday
evening TO receive Grand Commander
SnlOot and ACKNOWLEDGMENT Morton
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
BADLY Bitten.

On Church street. near Mariner, yes
terday evening child about 4 years old
was badly bitten by q vicious dog. The
child was taken TO Seneca's drug store
ana the wounds dressed. a warrant
was sworn out to have the dog shot and
an officer was dispatched to 53 Cumher-
land street and the dog taken to the
station-house. The child was accom-
panied by an older sister and 1t is said
resides in Atlantic City.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
Court OF Law ana Chouccrv.

In the Court Of Law and Chancery
yesterday. Mr.. John n. Vaughan quail
fled as administrator Of the estate or
Edward Il. Lawrence.
W. l.. walters VS.. J. u. Ennis: ycr
di". for the plaintiff. and Sl15 damages
granted.
The case Of Felix Denny VS.. Norfoll,
street Railroad Company is set for trial
Tomorrow
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
Special Sale Umbrellas virgins 1so
-. HIniM 3tcecf.

In connection with our Great Unload
ang Sale, as advertised, we will place on
sale one hundred twill silk gloria UNI
sbrellas. best make and finish, with
beautiful handles in Dresden balls. black
rubber loops, silver trimmed and natur-
al wood, with cards and cassette IS and
70 inches, at 9Sc. each. Regular price
Sl.6e and SO. Great bargains all over the
store. Call and see them.
WRIGHTS, 100 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
Judge Keeling Resigns.

Judge a. NJ. Keeling has resigned the
judgcshtp Of the Ccunty Court o. prIn-
cess Anne county, Watch office he has
held 70" many years Captain John I
Woodhouse ana Mr.. b. D. White. Com
nsonw<ial:h's Attorney OF the county are
aspirarts &c" the office and a lively
contest VIII be wagered.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for.'Eo.day.

Washington. Feb. &c, 1896.
Virginia: Fair and warmer:
FAIR winds becoming southerly.
North Carolina: Fair; warm
{ err In northern and eastern por-
tons, southwesterly winds.
marrow belt OF clouds stretches
t.oiiI manitoba. southeastward across
me Lake Regions to southern New Eng
iand, with this exception the weather
IS nearly clear everywhere east of the
ROCKY Mountains. A rapid rise i'm tenn
perature has occurred in the Middle
ana North Atlantic Coast districts. 1t
Is colder In the Northwest.
For Thursday q diminishing cloudI-
ness Is indicated in the North Atlantic
ana fair weather in the Middle and
south Atlantic States. accompanied by
nisner temperature. The weather will
pe fair and warmer in the Lake Re
glons. Fair and colder weather is indf-
Gated for the upper Mississippi and
missouri Valleys and fair weather with
nearly stationary temperature In the
Southwest.
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Nudge I'm Prison,

Victor d. L. Nudge, the brilliant
young lawyer who left this city SO UNI
tremendously some three years n,ro
leaving many To grieve after him, IS
now serving ont a term In the pcniten-
tiary at Portland Ore. He Was con
,victed Of embeZzlement and got one
year.
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v, H. H, TR|CE & CO,
Real Estate & Rental Agents
r Q r r ENT

&STORES-Nice store corner Park ana
a onmneton ayes; "a Main street. 10, 81
Main street; s22 church street; store:
Under Gladstone Hotel. store corner
i. Flats;1-lse. isS Church street: 1l2. 12l
Sank. all modern improvements: lGO James
ssreet: 9everal desirable rooms $50 MuiiI
stGeot; los. 2l7 Main: nice fiat on Hill
RhSIDENCES-173 Butte street: 90 Duke
SSreeti 1G9, I'll Duke: 80 ana II Wake: 81
Holt q Mariner; IS Queen. e. and co Mar
s1er: l0l Yarmouth. houses Holt street
N Yarmouth street, 20 North, February
40. ~; Desirable residence CRANKY street
extended with acres OF ground, corner
K ~ 9riner and Chapel.
A.. Srambleton-103 I.ovitt avenue: III Res
Srvoir avenue: 22G Willoughby, corner
& avenue: S04 Highland
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The Public Ixavc Discovcrea

That our statements are reliable, hence
the busy scene daily witnessed in our
store. Bargains. reliable bargains, in
dry goods for all that come to Levy
Bros. Modern Cash Bargain Centre. ia
Main street.
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Marriage Licenses,

q. .!ace Sldney Gray and Mary Annie
Sagstron. white.
colored
Robert May and Anna Williams, col
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New white Goods-Sew percnles.

Remnants of black goods at way down
prices. White goods from sc. up. the
Sc. kind. Finer goods a popular prices.
r. a. SAUNDERS. p
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Property Crn,,xfers

I. Il; Townsend to Edward II. Baird
Sek ,n iStS IN Brambleton Ward; $4,000.
Albert w. Ce,Ricls to Walter Irvine,
s q noH house and lot on Kelley avenue;
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Weber piano.

. a fine Weber upright piano can be
hSssat extremely low fer cash.
THE HUME-MINOR CO.,
104 Main street.
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PORT CALENDAR

sun rises, 6:39 a. ~; sun sets. 5:5s D. m.
iaish water. I:o5 a. m. and Sis y. M !;
low water, 1893 O. m. and 2.14 n m
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we nave cMnb, brush and mirror
sets. quardruple plate. at $3.50. It's ON
leader. and many other goods propnr.
tionately as cheap. 1t will pay YOU TO
learn our prices.
FRANK IL CAJE
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Il. II. ROGERS.
ROOMS 211 AND 21o COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING GRANNY STREET.

FOR RENT.
Ill Dwelling No. 267 Main street.
dwelling No. 7VI W. Brambieton cye,
S Dwelling over No. go Main street.
5G Store 2SI Church street
iES dwelling No. Falkland street.
Isl Flat Mo. 10 Bank street
81 43welltEg No; l Cumberland street.
$$3E dwelling No. G Shields street.
gs 6|WeillnE No. 40 Cumberland street
sg5A Two stores on Main street
Hki Store 58 Roanoke avenue.
hSg stores Nos i5 and AZ Commerce street
5S} Storc No. Is Bank street
Offices on Bank. Granny and Commerce
SDtEssts. W
h. dwelling No 10 High street
- dwelling No. $40 Butte street
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Horse Caterers-H. G. Guy 6: Co. sell
good feed. 222 Chapel. Phone 768.
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& Headnc&es-CSsre ft.
~ Oon't suffer heaoache when q pair OF
soF. weeks glasees may, relieve you.
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IN COURT YESTERDAY
Mr. Edward Emherly Acquitted of The Charge
Of Grand Larceny.
MANY MINOR GASES HEARD YESTERDAY.
Waived Trial by Jury and Acquitted
by tho Court-Trustees Appointed
Judge Hauckel Takes n Case I'm
dor Court or Law una
Chancery-Mnrriage Licenses.

Another dull day was spent by news
paper reporters around the courts yes
terday, the summary Of the day being
given below:
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Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN KH1RSS

discounted Epei
* LOANS negotiated on favorable terms
81 City bonds and other securities bourht
And sold. bii'
9eposits received and accounts in
~ Interest allowed on time deposits.
moderate. So
NJ Draw bills of Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe.
~ Letters OF credit issued 10 nrinnip,,
5 cities Of the world.