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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
SEATTLE IoNEER GONE.

Htltory Butler, One of the Founders of
the City, Passes 4scGy.
SEATTLE, WASH, Feb. 3.-HilIory
Butler, for forty-fve years resident of
Seattle and one of the founders of the city,
died this afternoon. The deceased was q
native of Virginia, and 76 years of age.
He did much for the State of Washln gton,
and in politics he was Democrat.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
Earninos of Bai1road..

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 3.-The estimated
gross earnings OF the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad Company for January
are 81, ,Sl2, 1874, an increase, compared with
The estimated gross earnings of the system
Tor January, 1895, of $57 ,99iN =
The earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad for the fourth week
OF January were $788, ,67S; for the CORE
spending period OF 1895, $500, ,O93; increase,
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
Held for a Loas Murder.

LODI, CAL, Feb. 3.-John Costello. the
young man who shot and killed James
Laughran near here in drunken row re-
Gently, had a preliminary examination
this afternoon. He was held without bail
to answer to a charge of murder
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04

Board of Trade in that city and manager
of La Fiesta, who was present, formally
invited all to be present at the Angels City
Carnival, which would be. timed so that It
would in no way conflict with the Santa
Barbara flower festival.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
I,,j,.red ot Reddim0 .Depot.

REDDING, CAL, Feb. 81. w. Hall,
when alighting from train this morning,
stepped into an open manhole, was thrown
from his feet and rolled under the train.
One foot was run ovsr and had to be am.
putated above the ankle.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
Chico f,rdtuance I,vnlid.

CHICO, CAL, Feb. 3.-Superior Judge
Gray decided to-day that the town ordi-
nance of Chico in regard to licenses of ho-
tells and restaurants was illegal and void.
that il was special legislation by its terms
and expressions and disseminated against
persons in the same line of business.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
FafIure at santa Ana.

SANTA ANA, CAL, Feb. Sd. Heller.
dry-goods merchant of this city, went
insolvent to-day. His Liabilities are SS3sO.
all with San Francisco firms; assets, $3127.
This is the second time Heller has failed
in this city,
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
arrested for Murder.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Feb. "a Chi
naman, arrested in. Folsom this morning
by Constable Donneily, is supposed to be
All Gin, wanted for the murder of his
roommate, Lee None, whom he shot
through the head last Monday morning
because None disturbed his morning slum-
bers. Although the authorities believe
they have the right man such Cinnamon
as have visited the prisoner for the pur-
pose of Identification persist in declaring
that he is not the man wanted, and it is
believed that they are endeavoring to
screen him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
Invited to .Tos Auoefe..

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Feb. 3.-At
meeting OF the Flower Festival committee,
presided over by DR.. Richard Hail, c. d.
Willard of Los Angeles. secretary OF the
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
S,slI;ran Rccorer;,,o.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. 3d. John L.
Sullivan is able to be out OF bed. He will
leave for Dallas, Tex, Tuesday night or
Wednesday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
Marrianes tn ehoa. .r.ra, .

PROVIDENCE. RI Feb. 3.-The COM
mission revising the Rhode Island statutes
mas discovered that the law prohibiting
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04

Cssrnosc Agmetos Trustee.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Feb. 3.-Doctor
]. M. Curnow was appointed to-day as
trustee of Agnews Asylum.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Justice Seneca Sits for Justice Bur.
roughs md Has u large Docket.

Joe Smith, alias Nixon. a toupb-, ool,
ing colored man of notorious reputation
ana no character at all, went to a Mace
on Kent street to get his trousers patch-
co. ana when the woman who was to
10 the work went into the next room
10 get needle, stole q valise he saw
near the bed and ran. officer Iudy
caught MIN after hard chase. in which
number OF citizens Joined, on Liberty
street. and had him locked up.
smith Is said to be at the bottom of
number OF depredations that have
peen committed lately and two places
were found where he has been disposinr
Of stolen goods. There are two other
cases against him. In one 1t Is charged
that he stole pair of 81 shoes and a
par or trousers from two az his fell
low dodgers Saturday night. In the 9th
or nc was alleged to have stolen a pait
OF pants and a pair or shoes from anoth-
er NIctim' In the last he was sentenced
10 three months In Jail. The other cases
Were continued To next Tuesday.
SENT ON TO THE GRAND Jury
John Nash. cClored, was before His
Honor charged with stealing s52 and n
soid watch from Mrs. w. H. Brothers
who lives nj No. $50 Water street. The
evidence against him was sufficiently
strong to cause the Justice to send him
on 10 the grand jury. The case against
Nash for being drunk was dismissed
MINOR POLICE COURT ITEMS.
John Whitehurst colored, assault:
dismissed with costs
VIII Brown, colored, obstructinS an
officer; dismissed.
John Barnes. white, drunk: collateral
forfeited.
Mary White. colored, assault; dismiss
ed al costs of complainant
Emma Mumphey. colored, drunk and
disorderly; fined IS and costs.
). Hicks. solored, fighting: dismissed
r.. H. PIT, white. drunk: dismissed.
Mary harris. colored, house of i'll
fame; continued.
William Phillips, colored, assault;
continued to I'D
Willie Brown. colored, assault; con-
t.nued to 18th.
j. f. Turner, white. attempt to shoot;
continued 10 22d
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
OCEAN VIEW IMPROVEMENTS.
New Rolling Stock Purchased ana m
Busy Season Promised.

Nhiie the continued bad weather. has
nuu It's erect on summer resorts. Ocean
view mas more than received its ouota
vi BUSINESS. The freight business has
oeen partlcuiarly gratifying to the man
agenent. During the berry seoson tbis
little line handled over Dos O0o ou.rts -.
the FRUIT. They have handled over = nm
p"rrels or cabbage. and 5000 to 10 600
oaskcts OF beans and peas The antici-
pa.ioh Oh heavy tomato, canteloupe and
potato crop is gratifying to the line
hnu 'ne manner In which this truck Is
,,a',ies hanoied meets with the full appro-
- Vi 'he trucker. and they now sell
.neir full crop to the line. This can he
iuiiy understood, when II is known v,,th
.ile many number of sidings ploced for
me Deheift of the trucker he is obIa IN
load from his farm into these cars
when cars go through to their destIna,
bulk. te"Nihs oI
While the management bos give,
| soou ATTENTION 10 their freight b,,s;,
lhey nave In no manner overIoo,, a1 ,,.-,
a" assei'Ser business. handling over so
oVo passengers In May They bo,,a ~,
| cnaseu double the amount of or,,t,1,, ~
| lhat was on this line last saas op ,,,,s
| win additional motors. cars. and III.
, uh equipment. they are able 10 aiwo
| Ar cn,t,n 'tSduent ana quick service
| VT. smith is deFlrous of seeing yhn.' ~.
ocean View end is given attention a 'nd
evetythihg Is being done to make orenu
'tew me Iremier of Virginia resorts
'oieSsor Borjes will dispense axoa,
,eH i.h music every afternoon and evenIno
w" ms corps of assistants. Mr.. Tbor'9
| c o' r'S engaged the Naval Post R,rd
Tor music ut the ballroom every a,.n,'l
,ns' anu the restaurant and other placns
arr no" iully prepared to take caro- ~
an corners. No objectionable cbal,actars
u , permitted on the grounds and every.
and proper manner, ~
me passenger department has CON.
.racted Tor large excursions every day
ms week, the total number OF DeonIa
VINO VIII make up these excursions ba-
also AIS i non .ess man 10000 They have
July, and In September for one dav bo,,a
the guarantee OF 1000
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
Deaths and FuneraI..

Mrs. Cynthia Hall Windsor, formerly
OF Norfolk. died In Baltimore Monday
morning. The deceased was the widow
OF the late Mr.. Orlando Windsor and
daughter OF the date Christopher Hall,
of Norfolk The remains were expected
mere yesterday morning on the Bay
Line steamer, but they failed to arrive.
II Is presumed that they will reach tho
city to-day.
The funeral OF little VIM. F. Allen, Jr..
TOOK place yesterday afternoon from the
Tesmence OF his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Il. Allen. Colonial avenue. Client.
and was conducted by Rev. DR.. o. s.
Barten. of Christ Episcopal Church. The
interment was In Cedar Grove Cemetery.
me funeral of John S. Mcdaniel will
Take place from the NJ. E. Church In
Huntersville this afternoon al o.ciooi,
and VIII lbe attended by HuntersyiIls
Lodge No. 1872, Odd Fellows, of which
he was member.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
Round, Rosy Fncen.

Laughing eyes. frames full OF vlgor and
elasticity, are blessings attainable by the
cauaverous. the haggard and the dyspep-
TIC VINO Try that wisest of experiments
an experiment whose happy outcome is
Sertlhed to by myriads-viz., course of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promptly be-
gun and steadily pursued. Thert ~ NO
tonic comparable TO il in efficacy. none
more agreeable and specify beneficial
the nervous and dyspeptic. suffering from
ilalhria, rheumatism, constipation, bill
iousness and kidney troubles are roniJiv
aided by the Bitters. and II is one OF the
pest means of counteracting the effects
OF excessive bodily or mental fatigue and
exposure III wet or Indictment weather.
PERSONS or sedentary habits find il a
most useful viviiier and recupcrator of ex-
nausted energy. Use II in order 10 sleep
n nS,, eat heartily and digest thoroughly.
physicians everywhere speak in hirh
terms of II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17

Among the most attractive establish.
inehts in the city just about this time &c
mat OF Messrs. Rurk a. Co. the we'll.
know cloth.ers, of No. 1l2 Main str.,st
rms iirm not only carries an Immense
STOCK OF ready made clothing. embracinr
All the newest and latest STYLES In such
goods. but they have one of the he n
'nerchana tailoring departments connect.
ca win this store to be found south
OF New York. In addition they carry an
assortment of gentlemen's furn.shir
soous, neciwear, etc. But the depart.
ihehtN which has particular ATTRACTIONS
Just row Is the hat department. where
one can easily find what he NAV desir,
IN me way OF head gear All the Latest
STYLES of hats can be found AT RIrlk'
ana the prices at which they are beInp
soiu Is remarkably low. II you want to
De htted up entirely new Burk g. 90
can MI tht bill with all except furnish
your shoes. Their assortment of gentle
men underwear is especially fine. AMI
'he same can be- said OF their display OF
heckwear. Burk K Co. don't believe In
Keeping goods on the shelf. What goods
they get in they generally sell. and
therefore, always have something new
10 oi1eE Call in and see II this is not so
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
Il Is Thought That Judge HanckeI VIII
Not Grant' a New Hearing.
BUSINESS IN LAW AND EQUITY COURTS
The Transactions Were OF No Grent
Importance = Larceny Cases I'm
Justice burroughs TribunaI-som
Assorted sins-FIowers sont to tho
Prisoners In tho Jail.

The motion for a new trial Of William
Downing, who was convicted Monday
OF the murder of Emma Lane, Will be ar
gued In u few days, but the date. has
not yet been set Downing was CON
sidetably affected when he heard the SOL
emn verdict Of the jury. but soon re-
gained his wonted stolidity and Is now
apparently wholly Indifferent to his fate.
While Judge Hanckel has said nothing
10 indicate the nature OF his decision on
the motion for a. new trial It Is not
thought that ut will be entertained.
The Frances Barnes recently sent
lot of handsome flowers to Chief Of
Police King for distribution among the
prisoners In jail. Each OF the large
number OF inmates had his cell bright
ened by these floral tributes that they
were not forgotten nor wholly unpitied
Chiet King says 1t was affecting 20 see
now delighted the prisoners were at re-
ceiVing the flowers and that he could
ty sent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
Corporation Conrt

In this court yesterday c. w. Tebault
qualified as the administrator of the
estate OF the late DR.. A. G. Tebault:
bond, $3.50.
lda j. Gordon gave a new bond as
suaraiah or Ida j., j. L. John D., and
virginia b. Gordon. orphan children of
George w. Gordon.
An ordinary license was granted Pc
Ter hidd at No. 13s Church street.
lp bray' colored. was arraigned on
charge of having received 81 500 from
MS wife Laura Bray, who Is alleged ia
nave stolen 1t from Mr. T. c. White.
me prisoner ple;al former conviction
ana Judge Hanckel now has the case un-
der ADJUSTMENT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
Mandolin Concert

The Newport News Mandolin Club.
consisting Of Messrs. F. f. Archibald,
q. Is. barclay, J. b. Thomas, Howard
Smith, w. l.. Htllyer, f. b. Whita.L.r
II. Rodnlgue. and ]. d. Griffen, win ia.
Vor Pocahontas Council, 493, r. A., with
a mandolin concert on the occasion of
the Councils moonlight excursion on
June "A. Members of Pocahontas will
thus be afforded much enjoyment
through the kindness of the gentlemen
fcient in the art of obtaining swaet
strains from the instrument named.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17

Ladies' "HERMsDoRF BLACK"
Hose, full regulat, usual price I7c. a
pair, our price y lie.
Gents lmoortcd Fast =" HERMS-
DORF BLACK (" Half Hose, in a
regular way they're worth I7c. Our
price u lie.
Ladies, Tan Hosiery, fast colors,
double heel and toe, I5c.
Ladies Plain Tan Hosiery, full
regular hosiery, double heel, toe and
sole, 25c.
Tan Drop Stitch Hosiery Tor ladies,
double heel and toe, regular 25c. grade;
our price I9c. paif.
Ladies Two Thread Isle Hose,
double heel and toe, oocra tops, (all
shades) fast black boot for 25c. pair.
Gents Laundered White Shirts, Soc.
Gents Colored, Neglieee Working
Shirts, 25c.
Gents Trimmed Night Shirts, 3ec.
Mems Golf Hose, Soc. pair.
All Linen Collars for men Zoe.
each, 8 for 25e.; all shapes in standing
or rundown.
Ladies Rundown Collars (higt
cut), - lie.
Gents 35c. Balbriesan Underwear
25c,
Gents Bathing Suits, GALL woody So
A Good Bathing Suit for gents, S9c
Star Linen Paper, two sizes, 15c. ID
Envelopes to match, Sc. package.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
Among Our cotton Men.

Liverpool future contract market clos
ed steady, q to points advance. SPOT
market advanced 3-32d.
Bar silver 3l1sd.-decline 1-16d.
Cohsols III l6-l6d.-unchanged
New York future contract mark.. clos
ed barely steady; near months to II
points decline. Sales, l6I 800 bales An.
gust. 1.4l: October, CTS: December G ~
to ga. Spot market advanced l-lGc
Fort receipts yesterday were I.77q
bales; against 3o26 bales last year and
l,947 bales In 1894.
Clear weather in cotton belt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
Cour. OF Law and Chnnocrv

Judge William B. Martin has returned
from attendance upon the Episcopal
Council at Wytheville and presided at
me session of the Court of Law and
chaHcery yesterday. Only short ses-
sion was held and no important business
was transacted
imam +. Rogers qualified as adfRin-
istrator OF the estate of Miss Wary
Rogers; bond $780,
LOUIS Sampson qualified as executrix
$3.50. Do'io
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17

captain james Garrison, well known
IN inns city was stricken with paralysis
yesterday morning while woIi,in =
through Williams street, and fell No The
sidewalk. He was picked up and carried
10 the city hospital, where. notwfth-
Standing the efforts of DR.. Baker. he
aled during the afternoon He was we'll
known in Norfolk and was some two or
three years ago engaged at tho CITY iail
as nlght Waterman. He had been In ba d
health for some time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
No Council Meetipr

A second effort to hold a meeting Of the
oelect Couhcii was made last night, and
again without success Those nresent
were President Winston, and Messrs.
Beaziey, Bunting. Broughton, and Good
ridge. Another effort will be made 10
hold a meeting Thursday night at 7
O'CLOCK Several matters OF great i'm
portance are awaiting the action OF the
Councils.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
Hundreds Rejoice in
Health Restored |!
Why Do Not You !?

Mr.. EDWARD PEARCE, a special Of
says: - >-> "sS -
Before I began your treatment 1 was
su,ering from choking sensation at
night, and frequently had to rise four
VI, vi i've times during the night to hawk
~ Up ,iu,hlps OF dried mucus. suffered with
pao headaches. and would awake from
sieep win headache. My nostrils were
constantly cAogged up SO that I could not
U 1rth'he through them, and l had to lie
breathe at all. Glue-like Jumps con-
stantly formed in my nostrlls. Which r
naWkeo out or blow out with great diff
nculty. My efforts to dislodge them made
me SICK at the stomach. My throat got
very cry, ana mouth, too. j had to lIss a
goou deal or water at mealtime, so that
could swallow my food. 1 had to live on
milk. have been taking your treatment
less than month. but 1 find my whole
condition changed very much for the bet
Ter sleep sound and can hardly flnd
time to sleep all l want to. / can breathe
freely through my nostrils, and no lumps
FORM at ALL A little dryness of throat
still at times. but that's ALL
EDWARD PEARCE.
collector CampostellG Bridge
another says: 1t gives me pleasure to
staoe that my hearing in my right ear
which was nearly destroyed by Catarrh
mas been restored almost perfectly nv
your treatment. When 1 began yonr
treatment ! could hardly hear a watch
tick when held against my ear. hut can
hear very well now.
]. L. GARWOOD,
Virginia Beach,
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va 0. RE En- as
-----N-N~----~---~~-.----
L. Q. Q. F..

The members OF LAFAYETTE LODGE
No. 9. !. y. Q. T., are requested to meet 81
their hall, on Church street. THIS Wed
nesday) AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock for the
purpose or paying their last sad tribute of
respect to their deceased brother MILES
w. DIGGS. +. G.. Members of other
Lodges and transient brethren are re-
spectfuliy invited TO unite with them
BY order of the n. c.
Jeli-lt WIN. EXLEBEN. Secretary.
HEPTASOPHS. OR s. W. M.-TIJE on
fcers and members of FRIENDSHIP
CONClANE No. .. HEPTASOPIIS. OR
>. w. NJ, are hereby notified to assemble
ut Heptusophian Hall THIS tWednesdnvl
AFTERNOON. June 18th. at $50 O'clock
TO pay the last tribute OF respect TO our
deceased brother, MILES w. DIGGS
Virginia. Columbia and Gamma CON
claves are fraternally invited to unite
with us. BY order
a. G. FINE, NJ. Il. A.
WIN. +. GREGORY. Scribe. jel7-it
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
To Have nm Outing

Inc pupils OF st. Mary's Male Acade-
my VIII to-day have their annual out
ing at Ocean View. ARRANGEMENTS baya
been made to feed 175 of The bows. and
the day Will be spent in games of va
rious kinds. for which handsome prizes
nave been provided. There will be
oaseoall. foot races. hopping races, pota-
10 and sack races. and other sports to
delight the juvenile heart.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
CLARETS!
AND Nopron,e

Tor many years have had the exclusive privilege for
TINS section OF bottng these excellent Wines ONLY pu-
chasing the oldest and best quality and using none other
by always nsung the most perfect quality to all who wish
ENJOY cool and refreshing drink of the puest and best
Virginia C1ret We are Offering these Wines to families at
>"''e''iers"h ana wholesale Liquor .Soro
WILLIAMS Noto,, lotsvile.
ando other Wnew
care winch
noNTlcELLo WIN E co. A. Russow Superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17

Clara Taylor. co,ored. assault; dismlss-
ed with costs.
Elmer Thomas, white. assault. fined
$3.50 and costs.
Sam. Taylor. colored. assault; Dismiss
George Taylor. colored. assault; fined
IS and costs.
George Shelton. white. drunk; fined 81
and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
Little ~ y
y y Money


goes a long way in this
store and you know it
we are anxious to please
the people and it pleases
It's to know that they are
pleased We never let a
good thing go by where
in we can save you a
dollar or two-it's a part
OF our business policy
and we know you APP
preciate it.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-17
mnrrfngc IIccnu No.

claude Eugene Herbert and Eva Par
IRISH Beale. both of this city.
Logan McCloud and Carrie Blackwell
oliver. both OF Norfolk.
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises. 4:46 n. M; sun sets, 7:2O D
III. High water. 1910 a. m. and 1874;
p. IN. Low water, 6:32 a. IN. and 6.42 %
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METEOROLOGICAL Dntx
u s: Department OF Agrlcultul

y. .. department OF AgrIculture
weather Bureau. Norfolk, June 1g.
Local meteorological data for the "a
nours ending at p. m. last night:
Maximum telnparture .. 20
Minimum temperature " "a
Normal temperature deduced from
~ years observation . IA
departure from normal ....... minus 9
departure since Jan. plus 1CO
Rainfall for "a hours M
Rainfall since June 1... 4s8
J. j. GRAY. Observer
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast and General Conditions FER
To-day.
Washington. June II. 1896.

Washington. June II. 1896.
!: :: $: !: :: 4:
southeasterly winds. :
North Carolina: Partly cloudy with
local showers: southeasterly winds.
Showers and partly cloudy weather
VIII continue on the Atlantic Coast
south OF New York.
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