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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Tempe Department.
From Saturday SIS Daily.

From Saturdays's Daily.
Mr.. Geo. W. Wilson paid the capital
city business visit this morning.
Frank Enpey speatsthe day in Phoa-
nix.
Two cars of merchandise were taken
up to Mesa by the morning local.
A. P. Shswman passed through to
Phoenix on business this morning.
Mr.. L. BlumenthsI, a well known
New York commercial traveller, is call
ing on the Tempe trade today.
Tempe Hotel Register-L Blumen-
shall, Nv York; ] B Leonard, M D.
Payson, Arizona; T Bertrand, city; F
Ford, Lawrence, Kss; NJ Fl Williams
Phoenix.
The new stock yards at Tempe are g
great convenience to shippers as twice
as many cattle can be loaded in the
same length OF time as before and the
extension OF the side track is a conve-
aience long needed.
J. L. Powell left for Los Angeles last
night with three cars of cattle. He is
terribly bruised up from bis runaway
accident and looks like cattle trair
bad run over bin but he bears his p"ins
| With fortitude and is one OF those mer
! who will continue to do business 81
long as the physical and spiritual mer
are on speaking terms, regardless OF {
few hundred aches and sore spots.
Robt. Goodwin, Lord Mayor o
Kyreue, will act as host tonight at (
grand reception to be given at his cou D
Try seat to the various clans of Mis-
souriaus represented in this region. NJ
political test will be required OF guests
the only questions to which favorable
answers will be demanded are care yet
\ Missouriap," end ''do you like paw
osws?"
Dan Hibberd, trusted employee O
of the Mesa City Touring mill, returned
nome from Utah last evening whitbe
be had gone soma weeks ago on doubl
mission. The obj4ct of his trip was, q
he time, apparently to be in ettendeuc
| at the recent Mormon conference, bu
hst be bad deeper designs is evidences
ny the fact that the young lady who re
| turned with him is introduced as Mrs
| diboard. Nay happiness and prosperit.
attend them.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
KGdrle y s

I was nervous, had pains in my back. 1
cannot tell what 1 suffered. My eyesight
became affected and was so respondent
1 did not have any interest in life L had
two physicians, but my complaints be-
came worse. Twas told that was affected
with Bright's disease. a relative urged
me to try Hoods SarsapariIla. 1 did so
and in short time 1 began to notice a
change in my condition. Things began
to appear brighter, my eyes improved and
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
LETTER LIST.
Unclaimed Letters In the rostonioe

Unclaimed Letters In the Post.Ofice
\ Phoenix, Arizona
hfsy f2th, 1896.
Brock, Wa Bryant. Mrs Joseph
Brown, JH Bsrrows, JL
gusbmap, Ms EJ Davis, Richard
Danison, E-2 Dxipeli, Ralle G
Eaney. LoFa e sion, Bert
Ferris, S G Fletcher, w A
Frieeneoser. A France, Geo
@ 'od non, Thus Grant, Ascbfe
ii &C uond, S P Harrington, G s
Hilton, Miss is1nie Hu;chiuson, } W
'zzFaoskf, Miss A Kslchuno, Miss V
Lsnsfy, Mrs Aynes McA'ee, Mre O
dcL=iiau, q A McGlsssin,J
Ncfotyre, Frank Moore, J \
Moore, Lewis " Monroe. Miss F G
2 quet, w Patton, L q
Pleasant, M;ss q Ia Pa'ts, David
Q linn, II Rainier, J b
'ad, Johr, 4 Reese. james
R4yoelds, MIS- N Roberts, Mrs
Smieh, N4rtnn Spsrolo. Char ley
Wefze r, Ell
cARTAs EsPANoLAs.
PJlito Aleerie CeFlota Bsrelss
Laonades Begss Martin Burrnel
Said L Cruz Julian CoutrerRs
e Dominguez Yguac.o Elenes-2
| Qlintin Escslente FRANCISCO Garcia
Ramona Gsilsgo Anastscio Hernaude
Ventura r Lopez Maria Larez
Eplfsnio Lsop 2 MARIN Morales hiis
Carlos Navarro Francisco Nunez
| Maximioo Palma Jose Perea
! Affects Qa'i4da EliallH Qaintsnsres
| Choices Rodriguez Yenscio Rooqui Ito
Jusn Trsslavina Felipe Bssquez
Doroteo Walls
CAL for advertised letters.
VIM e. THOMAS, p ID.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
From Mondays Daily

Colonel A. Ridley l-fs this NOR min g
for the Jones ranch on the upper Salt
river.
Qaite large delegation from Phoenix
went through to Mesa on yesterday E
train for ths purpose Of organizing &
Baptist young peoples union there last
night.
Tempe Hotel Registers Nj Frank
lin, Tucson; A @ Llghthell, Chicago; c
n Murphy, Newton .Kas. Frank Louer,
Council Grove, Kae; J Il Hicks, Phoe-
dix; Theo. @ Pllkin, City; DR. Lenord
Psyson; Col Ridley, Ranch.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
IaI Items.
YAvAPIA

bile Of tie Congress branch
hes been graded and lot of
9 been received and will be
% position soon.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
cocoNINE COUNTY

ben travelling through the
With peck horses, were arrested
sfif Cameron yesterday for kill
y yearliDg on the rsrge. The mer
killed the animal and sacked the
At and were on their wsy to camp
Zen the sheriff caught up with tbs m
Sd placsd them under arrest. The
avelers were well supplied with money
nd provisions, but their desire for
resi- meet got them into trouble. The
8hids and ears Of the beef were secured
JAS evidssc4. Their examinations will
be held this afternoon.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Tucson Citizen:

Governor Franklin has a meat ok,
that is a holy terror to hold over eff
cials, but both himself and axe appear
to have overlooked The fact that there
are some ten or dozen Immigration
commissioners in the Territory who are
growing oppuient and arrogant on The
fat of the lard. These officers are al
sixteen hands high and the salaries al
tsched weigh at least 400 pound.
These commissioners SIRE the csstoris
of office seekers. Already our dreams
are disturbed by Lemc Gratis crying for
them
In the apprRisemeut OF the Fort Low
ell lands the Citizen erred 10 stating
shat the mesa lands hid been held 8,
acre is the appraised value. Those in
the valley ran all the way from 81 to So
per acre. All unoccupied and un
eDt tered lands will be put up at auction
and sold to the big hest bidder. Ne
price less than the appraised value will
be accepted. Parties occupying en-
tered lands will be compelled to pay
the price for which the land is assessed,
but no more, as such lands will not be
put up at public action. Every forty
acres of the reservation WIS given an
appraised value. A schedule of the
apprsisement may be seen at the land
Office.
At Mineral Hill, about ten mlee
portherly from Florence, the Grehi
Northeastern Lead and Silver COMPANY
Qimited) bss been busiiy engaged for
bhe past month under the superinteud-
enoy of l. S. Tibbals, in developing
some lead silver properties recently
bonded by Tnoe F. Weediu, district
clerk of Pinal county. In conversation
with Citizen representative day or
two since, uperintendent lib balls stat
ed that portion OF the machinery for 9
sixty stamp mill had been already re
csivsd and tbs remainder would be Oh
the ground within the xb thirty days.
There is an abundaucs of ore in sigh
and the company is extremely pleased |
with it's properties. This is probably az
opening wedge for the development of |
many promising prospects near Florence |
as the company, in addition to working |
its owD, proposes to buy all the concen
treting ore furnished by outside par
sies.
G. o Brown, OF Congress hall, was
the recipiens oa SatuId,y last, Of quite
an interesting souvenir 1t is the ban
and chain which was worn for &c me-
time by that famous Cd villain, Gero-
niuo. It was a gift from John L.
Kaudsoo, OF Mammoth.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Border Hfdette:

Border Vfdette:
j. B. Parish, of Denver, Col who is
one of the most capsule mining experts
in the United stes, went south last
night with party to inspect the Minas
Prietss property UooD his repoH g
psnding sale to the Eaglish eyu dictate
heretofore mentioned il these columns
OF that famous property will depend.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

did not trouble me so severely. My appe-
tite returned and gained strength every
day. am now able to do my own work,
and feel perfectly well. 1 cannot find
words to express my gratitude for what
HOODS Sarsaparilla has done for me and
gladly recommend it." Miss ELLA BART
LEY, 2135S S. Grant Ave, Columbus, ONO.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

sssshe experimental sta
H[kad yesterday tc attend to
y - University. He states
nat Unfortunately the disease had be-
come quite widespread and caused 3
serious loss, but that il is~how eppsr-
emily completely under control, in fact
it is abatipg very reidly Through
this work of Prof. Dsvol the value of
the experiment station is again being
demonstrated in a prectic way and
- ore in which results are immediate and
apparent to all. The scientific staff is
com posed of men who are not men OF
theories, but who have a practical
. knowledge of the bearipg of their ree-
Rective departments upon the sffsirs OF
life, and know how to apply their
acience in the problems of the field.
Jose M Ochos, for many years pro-
= minent citizens RG Recorder of Pima
S2oaly, has dmysteriously d:sappearS.e.
u kfisnds have been searching for
]. but SO far as known here, without
It Is supposed that be was suffer
efom a mental alteration with
(which be was fl cted once before. Pc
hes relatives aid many friends and &C
4uaintRGce s 10 Tucson.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Tucson Star:


Mesars- James A. Fleming, Or j. NJ.
Ford and w H Hill, all of Phoenix
passed through Tucson yesterday en-
route to Globe, where they go to Close
negotiations for a group of cope
properties. 1t is said they will put "
extensive works and develope and ope'-
ate the mines on q large sea e, as sooD
as they are satisfied of the probable ex-
t snt # the ore bodies. They will be
about week.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

Cal for advertised letters.
VIM. e. THOMAS, p. ID.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
SEssR x T.. IE,,Y,
i NJ

NE. George W. Gem and s.u. IL
$685. Acccmac county, il Y,.riu. The
Fl .E Of Captain w. H. rIe.ch IN Poi
~ John w. Hundley. Marion, va.
= !, Will be in town nex, Sunday on a
viSh 70 his daughter. Nils susie q.
tund!ey, well kUCNa suI popular
teacher ~ the ny-:.nl In. ::u,e. has
veHy kindly con- ented u preach at
- ;kio% Avenue Bap:,st Cau.ch both
morning and evening. IN. announce
DcHt Will dcl.gh, every me:mber of the
SNn%reS2..or, especially these who had
NJ pleasure CT hearing E.:n in this
pulpit; ON former ocr isioas.
See advertise alent in ano .rar column
af ".Wn Serge ant calling attention to
the town taxes &c" The year 1896. benz,
low dus a.d payable al HI! on'cc.
Ir1t7 -. Charle.F. i:eard has rc.urn-
"l home from -. Nince..'s Hospital.
Where ~ has been fov several weeks I'M
Dr. treatment.
i ooncei. was given las: nigh. at the
Main Stree; Christian Chuch
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
Inflammation

< the sustaining element of the grca /
majority OF our physical ills; allays this
inflammation, and the pain ceases. she
flesh. muscles ana tendons resume their
normal condition and the violence Of the
attack is at an end.
]; follows. then. that the first step In a
successful assault upon dl cease Is 10 de-
siroy any existing Inflammation, and
with ii the pain. This accomplished.
the patient is at ease
This Is the natural mode of proceed
ure. and kindly nature has furnished
the means 10 that end in certain roofs
baris. and herbs, which, in their duc
proportion are constituent parts or
Lightning Hot Drops, the greatest main
panacea ever known TO medical science.
Freely applied to q. cut, bruisc. burn.
scald or flesh wound of any nature
Lightning Hot Drops will absolutely XIII
the pain, prevent inflammation and
quickly heal the lacerated flesh. AS an
instance. what is more painful or dis
tressing than mashed finger, with the
nail torn loose? In such z case Light
ming Hot Drops gives complete and i'm
mediate ease from pain 1t will smart
and burn for few minutes when fIrst
applied TO fresh cuts, sores. etc. but a
Few applications will take all the sore
ness GU: and heal the cut or sore. The
ooc. SIZE contains 2h times as much :
the Zoe. size. Lightning Hot Drops ia
prepared by Herb Medicine Co, Spring
field, O., and no honest druggist viii
offer you anything else.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
Defeat CrnxrsI Him.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i@.--It w&s to-day
.;c.ed Int Peer NJ. Wc.l a.De.g. Cc
MS city. who committed suicide by
d.3wa,nGat Atlantic CRY. =. j.. several
days axa ana whb,e identity was e.
i@bi!shed by q tax rsceip; found up8n
him, los. his reason over the resui, Of
the election. When the police invc.:t!-
gated the case. IN response to 4 ms ya
f!om Atlantic City. they learned from
nctghhl:s Of WcrtcmbcrE that he n.s
ii.ens ~ i!s.":s sted in :he success pE
Rtyan f." plE !deMt and AltGeld for
Governor of ll,inG!s. and became VIC
lent az the!" defea'; became apparent.
His wife considered that he had lost his
reason over the election. on Sunday he
told he. lha, he was disguised with
he country and intended to KIN himself
and wanted hi body given ID the s:lI-
Gan.s. He left the house. ana she heard
no more from him unt:l notified by the
po!icc q; his fate n. Atlantic Ci.y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14

There IS no disease so prevalent in
America as dyspepsia and certainly none
winch has 80 generally baff.d and deGrai-
- the Skill of the medical profession
I'll" only remedy for this distressing COM
raini Is Il pure m"dicatcd stimu!ant.
iiostot;cr's Stomach iittcrs. whose os-
genital principle is pure spirits, IS ad-
mit.cd by medical practitioners to be the
Only alternative, corrective and restorative
on which they can rely The Ri,ters are
the best possible specific for hatulency
dizziness, waterbrash, rrcgularity of the
bowels. and Indications Of confirmed dys-
pcrs!a They do not excite, but soothc The
iriitatcd stomach and bowels. and may be
taken by persons of the most delicate and
sensitive organization. who are unpleas-
anuy affected by the use of the ordinary
st.mulants OF commerce. Though their
effect is most decisive. yet they are so mild
aud hcnciiccnt IN operation. as to he suit
able for children as well as TO adults
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
TEE WrlITE l.IEDOS.
National w. G. Il. 4. Convention
Oncms in ST. EnuIs

~. Louis. Nov. 1.-THE 5o0 officers
-nu delegate: Ia the twonty-ihlrd an
nual convention of the Na.ioual " e.
7. |. we're called to order in Expos:t:on
) use Aali 1t O'clock ;hi, morning by
-;!e"s Francis l.. Willard. p.lnr to
ais = morning prayer meeting WAS
"GNc;ei in Schuyler Memoriaiv Hall
p! Ms" Elizabeth G.cenwoo5. Il New
Al II o'clock the evangeiisi!c hour he
u: An hour OF prayer wa: observed q ,
IL o'clock.
In The afternoon reports % commit
tee We're in order, also reports of the
secretary. Treasurer, and Supcrin;end-
ehts' the lat;e' being given in ten min
u;cs.
y welcome meeting was held to-n!ght.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
4 naie, ,sadc w,,io,,t s,,ccc...

FOR some time considerable stealing
has been going on around here. \ num-
per OF cars on the different roads here
nave been broken into and goods have
been carried OFF. The railroad autl,ori-
Ties have used every mc;,ns'ro catch the
thieves. but without success thas far
q quantity OF the goods have been re-
covered. but the thieves are at large.
ihar3aay night several officers started
out on raid. thinking that the parties
they wnnt"d We're hanging around the
county. but the raid Was without sue
cess. Another will he made Tonight
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
PCDF1 SNN(O UJT'FI " ECYlOIS
Reduction I'm E'orce

The employees at the Roundhouse were
very much surprised last night when
an order was issued to discharge %
men. which consisted OF machinists and
.nei' heipers. one blacksmith and seven
carpenters. The force was not rcducnd
because there was no work for them to
90 hut simply to reduce expenses
Iherc Is work enough at the ltourd-
mouse for at least n hundred more men.
put the road thinks that the expenses
gre 700 great. This DOGS not look much
IKE the better times that were promised
before election
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
THE SQUADRON COMING
North Atlantic Fleet Under Admiral Bunce
Expected in The Roads Shortly.
WILL EXERCISE IN. SOUTHERN WATERS
Now Thai the Venezuelan boundary
Ss'"'e H"> Hccn Settled, the
government D"cs Not Fcur That
'he Appearance "i Our Big Fight
ers Wii' bc EiSconstrned,
'HE1
AuY

Admiral Bunce's powerful North a.
iaht.c Squadron VIII arrive in the RooIs
neN' mun,h Tor 'tnc !c3uiar winter. rem
ueHVouS. prior to IL. spring cruise in
tfoT.cal waters
ne Squ -"r2n may possibly be Joined
,nS 9 IT,: Newark and ;hc Gunbo2t
C&stinc boih ~ which are now at t,;c
Norfolk ravy-yard.
IN HOME WATERS TWO YEARS.
ne ia?Sc !'se:. The most powerful ever
E"'Hs :eH .o..e .!CI' under the command of
1!'c AHis:ie%I IG:.sirai. has been held IN
"V-"S wa = !ui two years now and Its
- "..!-s nave taken place only between
i-''!i'i';p0 k14G-; GTi Newpo.t. while
ne i''-h ot N" Eect !.aYc thus been drill
~ al SSa-I"' On c..cs they have had ,,1
..iS G. y l-s-, ana row ;hat the Venc.r-
elai o. 1a;c Is Settled il is proposed to
2e, ,i tH' "a 10 iaa vicinity for sen drills.
Hi;zs ni@ns. !nwcver. it is ANTICIPATED,
n ~ =, - ch'';6e" ny Secretary Herbert,
MO hNSi ." Keep the fleet as nea. home.
Is pn- Die.
~ ~ %OT GO FAR AWAY.
u w IN" M eEtion last spring when
ne ~" '-- ;'@S placed under Admi: al
, , 8 ti's'.I1nt to follow the summer +
u:''!' on 10 " .hegn coast By Il ser.e.,
@. H@'e:' cVr,U.:lns that would neces-
go - ;llIs place in warmer waters. Had
,!e'S been 80 pending ISSUES, such rs The
' - :ac'In boundary dispute and Tho
tUhan revolt. that might cause the
III Ne" of NE fleet to give wal
@iictnce The Secretary would
90 ue9- tcaed the squadron to its old
WA.cE ia ming ground In the Wcss In.
.'4n "1;5:i. az even further South. Eut
: = p'pCS 3. e such Il cruise mus: W.
,'@ha 1Hrd. Just as was the contc,n-
..T =! cru; II the squadron 10 The
E. ~ s,"l naval d:ill waters of the b.;
"a. OF tn" coast of Venczllcli
N"!ch MS not ordered last winter SOLELY
81 me ;youri :hl: the appearance Of
GU: bis ne; in the West Indies would
be miscanstIUed
iAcrsf9re IT. probable the programme
IN" vessels 10 exercises off The Chcsa
i+Ike clpcs and the Carolina coast,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14

stomach. Frequently lie doesn't even
!.now whether the thing he cats is going
10 agree with him or not The things that
please his palate most are often the worst
10: linn 10 cat. Even the simplest food is
likely 10 Cause him misery and slceplcss-
ness. His FIRST trouble was very slight
very simDlc--vcry easy To cure He ate
something irdigcstibc and it stuck some
place iii his digestive system. He ate more
Things and they stuck. Part of his diges-
ton stopped altogcthcr-tiat is copstipa-
Uou.
Conatipation is SO common that more
tiln half the people il America arc troub-
led will Ii. II IS so serious that nine
tcnths q Tho sickness of the world is
uaccable directly 10 this common cause.
what i:e gets ont of his food. This depends
Oh his digestion. Constipation stops digcs-
ton. anybody CAN see that. The COM
moncs; kind of common sense will tell
you :ha.. When digestion stops, nutrition
stops, and the Whole body is thrown out
Of order.
The way TO staff digestion is to remove
the obstruction. The way TO do that is to
take Dr. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets They
are positive cure for constipation and
its a;;endau; ills = headaches, sour ato:u-
ash, iiatulcncc, dizziness, biliousncss and
heartburn They arc. very gentle in
thcir action. They simply assist nature.
They give 40 violent wrench TO the system
They cause 10 pain, nor gripping, nor dis
comfort of any kind.
You can get free sample of from to ?
doses, by addressing Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, No. Cog Main Street,
Buffalo, n. Y.
thing just rs good" transfer your
trade TO another store. He is sacrificing
your interests TO his own pecuniary
advantage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
r,ca,h orwr. John I,o,r.s,,c,,

Mr.. John IIodgsdcn. well known
young man. died at the residence Of
his brother-in-llw, Mr.. L. 4. Cross. No.
Li- NinS street, yesterday morning. in
the 4lst year of his age Tho fun,.rnj
VIII take place this afternoon at :,
o-cl0ck from the same resilnncc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
NtOlC His Cow.

II seems that not even the Justices, of
the Peace ;re safe from the gang oc
thieves ;ltat are proving around night
~. Some time during Thursday niSht
some unknown person went In the res
idsncc OF JuStic" Rutter.on South street
and stole valuable COW belonging to
HIM and carried her of. There Is no
clue to the thief.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14

There are about 1900 men employed
in the yard at this time.
The only work TO be done on the Cas-
tine is to her boilers
The MononEahcla will come up to tie
yard on Tuesday FOR repairs.
Ten soiln!akcra We're called In tho
yard yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14

gregory store on Sycamore street at $40
cock this evening Ny. Parker Duke
Sm"n'niy turned pale ana ioppled over
~, minute ne was dead. Heart fail
MAINS We're taken 10 tho residence of his
uluEh'er. Mrs. w. II. Taylor, and pre-
p"reG Tor hus!ai. Deceased was ABOUT
~ :. Years old. lie lately moved here
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
Carey rIas ucen E,c,eusc,:.

The NirSinian stated yesterday that
Care Small, IL v%lurGG women VINO
was fired several months ago fo:. scil-
ing l:iuUr ON Sunday. after which She
Skipped and never came back until
Wednesday. was In Jail again. Yestcr-
day she. with some friends. appeared
in court and paid her fine and was
DISCHARGED
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
ExTENaEvn rMpmovGwENrs.
"A Large Ad';iii,,,. 10 the ,,s.ipynrd Nm.
ca;uc Shou.

Newport News. Va, Nov. 13-(Snc-
GA p-iiNtens!Vc improvements at Tho
"h't,t'iI ~ the way ar m addition Ia
."t l"SS machinc shop is about to br
nrici> airNei.rc 200 feet long ana 100 fec,
Wluc' id'H VIII give the shop n total
icnSth az "yG feet y contract for 500 C10
n'!et has hecn awarded Mr.. Richard
io"Eer. a Hampton. and the contra ci
ior IN" building has; been given to I;rv-
IN i''lHHe company. Of Berlin, Conn.
HUSTINGS COUWr
In Tie Hastings Court to-day the
commemorative case against Annie
Hayes. colo"cd. for completely in thrct
OF SIG .!riI Cai.tain Nelson, ur ltniti-
more. WIS taken III again This MORN
inE- INC ""&u"eilta closed ana the "a 40
Was Elyon 10 the jury at :: o'clocii.
Nhout wv" ihe court was Informed that
iEr Jury coriG not agree and it was
forthwith hrous,:, into court and dis
charged
Theodore Firth. IL subject of Germany.
declared his Intention OF becoming nat1,-
rallied.
POLICE; COURT.
In This court to-day there was n mark
ed lac!i IF business. only two drunl,s-
f.. j. MILLER and IiuGh Jarnic-beins
before Justice Brown TO answer Cor ihci
ofrensc
DEEDS RECORDED.
Old Dominion Land Company To Sen
port Insurance Company: consideration.
$3.50.
Old Dominion Land Company to Sen
port Insurance Company; consideration,
$3.50.
cld Dominion Land Company to Il.
Il. Orr; consideration. $3.50.
The Warwick Steam Laundry Com
pnny 10 George y. Wise. trustee; con
sidcration. l,o00.
a. l.. Dickcrson ct. al. to a. l.. Dick
inSon, release deed.
James II. Meyer at. NY. To w. J.
Nclms, trustee; consideration. 5000.
Central Land Company TO Il. Il. Will.
kins; consideration, Sl0O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 13.-Chairman
NJ. y. Hanna said to-day that peYma-
neat Republican national headquarters
vii! be established nj Washington, that
Chicago headquarters viii he closed
within Il week. and that New York
headquarters will be closed January
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14
The Rifles Fair

The Portsmouth Rinc Company will
open TAI" at the city Hall on Mon
Gay night. They ask the public TO as
stst them in raising some funds in this
way. Various attractions will be or
frred nightly. Tuesday night the com
rarj' viii attend in a body and take
supper.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-14

London, Nov. 13.-Thc St James
Gazette says that the Right Hon. H..
II. Asguith. NJ. T.. formerly Home Sec
rrtary. and Sir Gcorg" liadcu-Bowc
Nj r.. Will probably be appointed to
represent Great Britain on the Vcnc-
zuclan arbitration tribunal