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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
Cardinal Satolli ~ Arbitrator.
an or THE WTRES CJT.
senior Dupuy de LONE says Gomez is in a
Tight Place.

Tight Place.
MADRID, Jan. 16-A dispatch from Ha-
vana says that the rebels have cut all
means Of communicating with the inte-
rior except by the short railway from
Havana 10 Mariands. The telegraph wires
are an cut, and the railroad tracks torn
Lp and the only means of official COM
municaticn with the outlying provinces
is by steamship.
The principal insurgent leaders are said
10 be going westward, accompanying con-
Voys Of arms and ammunition.
WASHINGTON, ID. c, Jan. lG.-SenOr
Dupuy de LONE. the Spanish Minister
late this afternoon received the following
dispatch. dated January 18TH, from the
Duke OF Tctaun, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, at Madrid.
General Suarez Valdez met and dis
banded Gomez. killing and wounding some
OF his men, who were left on the neid
Colonel MOlOni discovered a band in the
jurisdiction Of Colon, and defeated them.
Colonel Mart also met and defeated an
other band in Sancu Sgiritus There
have been other small encounters, also
10 the advantage OF the Spanish army,
but without great results because OF the
policy of scattering adopted by the IN
surgents.
4 telegraph you the news with PeEfee
accuracy. IEIAUN
alarming news published to-day is with
out foundation. He says that Gomez
Is trying 10 return TO the eastern part
OK the island, and has had several en-
gagements trying TO break the Spanish
line and pass TO the province OF Matan-
zas
There is no more reason for alarm
uow. ne saws, than TWO weeks ago, when
The insurgents approached Havana, and,
il was reported, had captured the eity.
HAVANA. Jan. i6.-The general situa-
tion here is unchanged. The rebels have
retired from the vicinity Of BeJucaL
road 10 Rinco. Very little news Is being
received from the interior OF the island,
owing 10 the lack OF trains and The cut
ting OF the telegraph lines 10y the III
surEents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
rHE IssuEAIEs wIrn AmERIcANs.
This the Opinion OF Two Leading Londo
p.,.r. IN th. Venezuelan Muddle.

LONDON, Jan. lG.-In an article COM
mentlng on the speech made az Manehes-
ter last night by Mr.. A. j. Baltour, First
Lord Of the Treasury, the st. James Ca
zette says.
Mr.. Balfour does not give encourage
ment 10 the diplomatic amateurs who are
trying TO get the Americans to believe
that we are wrong, and will end by
knuckling down.
The people who have been led TO be-
ieye that the Marquis OF Salisbury IN
tends to apply TO Washington. asking II
20 be ba good enough TO arbitrate or
conciliate, are much mistaken, ana We
sincerely hope they have not been able
to lead American people to share their
error.
There is increasing disposition. both
I'm London and In Washington. 60 believe
that the dispute can be arranged by nego-
tiations between the only genuine parties
thereto-Great Britain AMI Venezuela.
I'VE have no quarrel the old Mon
rOeism, but II the Senate insists upon
setting mp a new Monroesm. which will
render the United States absolute arbiter
OF the affairs OF the continent OF which
one-third belongs to Great Britain. We
certainly cannot avert the consequences
by yielding. The issue. peace or war.
lies with the Americans.
The same view OF the matter Is taken
by the Globe. which is skeptcai as 70
the formation Of a court OF arbitration
whose decisions would be sure 10 COM
mlrd tQdIl respect Ou bot siues.
ITO this day" adds the Globe the
Americans have not carried out the Behr-
ing sea award and the arbitrators have
no means OF enforcing t."
Cardinal SatOlli ~ Arbitrator.
LONDON, Jan. l6.-The Chronicle will
tomorrow publish a dispatch from Rome
saying that the Pope through Cardinal
Satoli. has made "a semi-Ofiical offer 10
President Cleveland 10 act as arbitrator
between Great Britain and the United
States.
The dispatch adds that his Holiness
win, IL is believed instruct Cardinal
Vaughan 10 sound Lord Salisbury on the
matter. though the Pope was much hurt
by Great Britain's refusal of his offer 20
arbitrate between her and Venezuela IN
1sqJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
The Queens Letter to the sultan.

LONDON. Jan. 16.-The Times will to-
morrow publish a dispatch from Con-
stantinoplc, saying that Che letter from
Queen Victoria to the Sultan was couch
ed i'm terms OF the kindliest regard. ana
revealed her Majesty's heartfelt desire
that the unhappy conditions that so
deeply saddened the British people might
wholly disappear and give place to inter-
national harmony and prosperity in
which all nations would rejoice and SYM
pathze.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
i;veyoool Cotton Statistics.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. E.-Following are
the weekly cotton statistics:
Total stock, l.lll.0O0: American. 5000;
total sales OF the week. 1000 bales; Amer
lean. $1,000: trade takings. including for
warded from ships side, 67yao; actual
EXPORT. 1900 total import. 1900; Ameri-
can. 81 900: total ahoat. I7e,000; American,
l65 900. Spectators took 1900; export
ers took 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
KILtUEA IN ACTfyE ERUPTION
After Thirtecn Months of Quiescence the
Fiery Floods ~. denly Return.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Jan. ~
Correspondence OF the United Press VIA
steamer Mariposa: Honolulu, Jan. p
Kilauca volcano Is In active eruption;
The fiery floods have suddenly returned
after thirteen months of quiescence. ne ne
whole fearful display is on again in full
force.
The United States cruiser Baltimore
expects to sail for San Francisco TO-
marrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
The Hekong DIsunte seltled

PARIS. Jan. lG.--The Treaty was signed
yesterday by representatives OF Great
Britain and France. settling the Mekong
Mekong river as the boundary OF the
British and French territory from the
north Of Siam 20 the frontier cf China,
and that the Upper Mekong IN Siam shall
be the sole buffer between the territories
OF the two powers. The question OF buff
FER state was eliminated from controyer-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
colored Assistant noorkeeners

WASHINGTON. Jan l8-George L.
stinson, Of Pittsburg. and W H. Grim
shaw, Of New York, two colored men,
have been appointed assistant doorkeep-
ers and are stationed al the entrance 10
the mems gallery Of the House of Rep
reSentatives
ii is said they are the first colored men
ever appointed TO a position Of this nature
at the Capitol, though there have been
frequent appointments Of cOlored men in
the libraries and in other capacities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
The Fire OIL the Ne.n,racy /.

WASHINGTON. Jan. i5.>-The Official
reDort OF the fire on the Monocaey nt
Hong Kong has been received AT th"
NAVY Department Accordingr 10 the
statements OF department cf'ciais, tho
blaze was attributed TO spontaneous COM
bustion OF a bale OF oakum. The nre
damaged the base OF one OF the Mo-
nocacy's masts, but further than TINS
there was no damage done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

W. Clay, for the reimbursement OF the
banks losses through its transaction
with the company's real estate oficer
J. Rush Ritter, included the personal note
or bond OF Mr. Clay for the sum OF
S59, 0o0.
With this announcement comes tne
statement of the new president OF tne
Tradesmen's Pank, Mr.. George H. Earle,
Jr., that Mr. Clay's personal guarantees
Suit IL Threatened on the Indemnity
bond by the Tradesmen's Bank against
the Solicitors Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
BROOKLFN HANDICAP.
some well-Known Horses, Including
Henry of Navarro, VIII Race.


Henry of Navarro, VIII Race.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE entries for
the Brooklyn handicap race. which viii
be run at the spring meeting OF the
Brooklyn Jockey club, closed last night,
and the following Is the list OF the horses
entered.
Belmar, Ben Brush. Bright Poebus,
Clifford. Connisseur Counter Tenor Do
rain. Or Rice, ElOry, Emma G.. Flora
Thornton. Forget, Governor Sheehan,
Hslma, Handspring, Henry OF Navarro,
Hornpipe, Keenan,, King Arthur IL, Lake
Shore. Lazzarone. Nankipooh, Paladin.
Prirneroe Sargossa, Senator Grady, Sir
Walter, Stephen j.. 81. Maxim. W. b.
The cohdtions OF the race are as fol-
lows:
The Brooklyn handicap OF $1,000: for
three-year-olds and upwards: $50 each,
half forfeit. or so II declared; TO the win
ner. 5000: 20 tire second horse, Sl,SOo,
ana 10 the third horse 500, weights To
be announced February 1st, and oeclara-
tions TO be made by February 10Th; ons
mile and quarter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

WAYCROSS. GA. Jan. lG-Dr. Henry
Collier, representative I'm the Georgia
Legislature from this county was shot
and Killed last night AT his home in
Statewide by Walter Miller. Miller at
tempted 10 shoot n~gro and DR.. Col
lier stepped i'm the way and was shot.
lie and Dr. Collier were good friends.
Miller left for Florida and has not
been captured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
Three neSDeridoes Lynrhed

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. l6.-Near
Jaqua's store, south Of Fort Holmes,
fifty miles southeast of this city. yester-
day, vigilance committee, composed of
farmers and ranchmen. captured and
hanged three dasDerad0es. They W ere
Tom Foley, a man known as "Wild
Bcrs4." and hali-breed Choctaw haned
Marina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

SING SING. y. y. Jan. ga fire al
the prison this Afternoon gutted the
building occupied by the hair-picking in
dustry and containing the dynamo used
IN electrocutions.
The village fire department, assisted by
the conyicts, who acted splendidiy, fought
the lire for nearly two hours.
10 Is supposed TO have origin ed from
the overheating of the machine used for
picking hair.
The loss is about {s.Qe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
In the House.

AT the beginning of the proceedings OF
the House to-day Ar. Grow thtP-li %
Pennsylvania. sent To the CLERK 8 oesh 70
bc read. as the basis Of a statement upon
= olestion OF privilege, an extract nom
"A Tarfphlct published 10y the Sew hSIh
Chauber OF Commerce 10 the eject that
Congress had refused TO pay 9tVD'I.v .,.t iol
the seizure of Canadian sealcrs ana louiiu
fo he due by the Paris tribunal OF dipi-
tration, thereby preventing the Govern
ment from settling dcDt WAlch IL WIS
IN honor bound 10 pay. 80 o-oot,,r
on point made by Mr. crisp Spcah.r
Reed ruled that it presented no question
Of privilege but Mr.. Grow succeeded in
denouncing the publication as false.
Tho House then concluded the geheiai
debate on the pension appropriation bill.
speeches were made, the principal topics
Of which were the honor and valor OF
the soldiers OF The late war ana De-
nunciation OF the statement made ny
Nr Bartlett on Monday that the efforts
10 secure further pensions had for their
object the iooung OF the treasury
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Mr. Llnney Ncp) Of North Carolina,
All eN-Couicdcrate took occasion 20 IN
weigh against the internal revenue laws,
announcing hts platform 20 be the wiping
out OF thc whole system and the passage
OF tariff laws which should yield SUI
hcicnt revenue Tor the Government.
Mr.. Bartlett (DomJ. OF New York,
closing the argument, said regarding
widows pensions reported in the bill.
he felt that vote OF thanks was due
him from the Republicans OF the House
for being the means whereby the mouths
Of many OF them had been opened and
the House inundated by the food of ora
tory which had RACED the past Few days
In that time he had been made the tar
get Of attack ana abuse. and some Of
The charges made against him he thought
~ might be well 70 refer 10.
PROFANE AND COARSE.
Generally the speeches had been
sophomore In style and fallacious In
argument Others had been mere In
veciive. and in one case the speaker
had violated parliamentary propriety by
gong into profanity and coarseness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
Vernon Not Guilty.

MARTINSVILLE VA, Jan. l6.-Spe-
cial.-The case Of the Commonwealth
against Henry Vernon. for the murder OF
Wilson closed at 1920 o'clock This morn
ing The jury brought In verdict OF
not guilty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
vALUE or SOUTHERN PROPERTr
An Increase of s.5 Per Cent. - nsiderable
Activity In Railroad Circles.

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. 1G.-In its
weekly review of the business interests
OF the South, the Manuf icturers Record
shows that the assessed value OF property
in the Southern States from 1880 to ls.,.
Increased sS57, 10000 or rs per cent, while
the increase In the ten States Of Ohio,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin. Minneapo-
lis, Iowa. North and South Dakota, Ne
brdska and Kansas. was 500 lz5.0c0 or Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
A Personal Note H. Bond.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. ,G.-For the
first time the fact Is now disclosed that
the security furnished the T,adesmen' =
National Bank by the Solicitors Loan
and Trust Company's president, Richard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
OBITUARY..


WINSTON. y. c., Jan. 1G-Mr. w. l..
Franklin, one OF Winston's leading mer-
chants and most successful business men.
died OF consumption at 415 this afternoon.
He was thirty-two years old. He was a
native of Morehead City. and came 10
Winston from Durham eleven years ago.
He leaves n wife and one daughter, be-
sides a brother who has been managing
the business for some time. aud sister.
The latter lives IN Reidsville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
10th Improving.

The condition OF DIR. W. =. Palmer and
Mr.. Frank ID. Hil was ccnsidered r0me-
what improved yesterday BY their phy-
aicisns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
RANGE or THERMOMETERS.

The following was The ranxe of the
thssrmomster q Tae Tines 20 once -
s:sr: " d;SF. ~ " sia;iskt -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

WILMINGTON. DEL. Jan. i6.-N. Il.
Smithey exSecretary OF State. died at
his home, in Dover, this morning. lie
bad also represented Delaware in Cen
gross.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Local Hrevttfcs

DIR. L. Il. Field. who has been III for
several days past, is out again.
Norfoik Lodge No. 9. *. OF p. will at
tend III" funeral of Mr.. w. e. William
son in body to-day
rms II chrysanthemum time. and AT
various gardens in the city some very
rare specimens are on exhibition
Mrs William Thompson and her two
ilttIe sons. OF bermuda street, have gone
10 staten Island to visit Captain Thomp-
sons relations
The O'Clock mems meeting of the
coiored V Nj. c. y. will be addressed
10y Professor w. Mckirahan, principal
of Norfolk Mission College
Tie Baptist Sunday School As.ocia-
ton meets in Portsmouth to-day at the
Fourth Stree Church Rev. Mr. Duke.
OF berkeley, Will make an address
Iukawa Baske. of Toxic. Japan. who
was an attache of the Japanese Bazaar
IN the Midway Plaisancc at the World
Fair, is now In business in Norfolk
F!fty-two names have been enrolled
in he educational classes at the Y. NJ.
{. n. The courses include shorthand.
bookkeeping. and freeha nj drawing, and
To members are 81 for 40 lessons OF two
hours each.
Much care has been taken in the ar
rangement of the programme for the
meeting of the Mackenzie League next
Tuesday evening at the First P.csbytc-
ran Church. In speaker and In music
ne occasion offers n treat TO the public
MesSrs. Gregory ana ward. of Nor
folk. and other enthusiastic Hep.asnphs
o! this section, were at Poquoson. Yorl;
| county, Friday night IN the interest of
| that order. They report an active Coun-
| ell there. with a movement on foot TO
build Hcptasophian Hall.
Mr.. Charles G.. li,zor. who has been
attending the International Typoctaph-
| zeal Union Convention at Colorado
| Springs. Colo, has returned to the city
| In the iiEh: for the next meeting place
| Norfolk stood second, owing TO MIR HI
| zer'S efforts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Avn USEM ESTS.

"A BUNCH OF KEYS."-A very
charming ana delightful performance
VIII be given by Miss Ada Bothner and
her company in Hoyts "A Bunch OF
Keys at the Academy of Music to-
morrow (Monday) night. The Detroit
Tribune says:
a Bunch Of Keys which opened a
three nights engagement at Whitney's
Opera House last night. Is one of Hoyt's
most familiar and most populai. farces
1T Is rafting farce, fun of rough and
DolSterouS run, with the added touches
OF quaint humor That has given a pc
culiar individuality to everything that
,Hoyt has written
THE most interesting figure in last
nights performance was Ada Bothner
VINO , appeared I'm the role Of Teddy
MISS i'othncr is pretty and n lively lit
tie person. who can sing, dance and has
the gay. genial warmth upon the whole
performance III which she is q figure al
most constantly in evidence.
Grace Vaughn and Bessie Varsc. as
Rose ana May Keys, sang Il number of
pretty operate airs during the progress
OF the play. and Eric Pollock made n
nimblc and versatile Littleton Snogs -
THE Mll.f BANCKER COMPANY
vi the brightest stars now tracing their
respective orbits upon the theatrical
ARMAMENT FOR the season of 1861 none
VIII he watched with closer interest
man Emily Backner the beautiful and
dashing young coincidence, some men
ton of whose remarkable achievements
mas previously appeared in these COL
unhS: Only FEW of those appreciative
roiarlcS of light. frothy comedy. who
have applaudcd the 'comiuue exquisite"
In her merry play. Our Flat" however
are familiar with her interesting earlier
history
Miss l'anckcr and the great cast of
comic players will be seen at the Acad-
a1
and Thursday matinee in Our Flat"
and ~ Divorce Case" Thursday night,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
BAcrEnIoLoGIsr ELECTED.
The Board orIIenIth Chosen NJ r. J. j,
Mccormick.

The Board of Health met Yesterday
for the specific purpose OF electing a bac-
teriologist. There were present .Drs.
Newbill (presiding). Field, Riddick,
Chiles and Mccormick.
The following formula was adopted
for the disinfection of houses where
persons are not able to pay for the pro-
cess. which will be borne by the board In
such cases:
Burn five pounds OF sulphur and two
ounces OF alcohol. Wash for walls-a
solution OF one-half ounce commercial
bichloride to four gallons of water.
Ihe board then went into the election
OF bacteriologist at $50 per month.
Or. Mccormick and DIR. Field were voted
ior ana the former was elected 1t will
cost Or. Mccormick six or seven hun
ureu dollars 10 get the necessary outfit.
The board will have sufficient appro-
priation. including balance on hand.
TO pay this officer during the present
aScai year. but will ask for an additional
appropriation next year.
In the matte: of the election of an
inspector OF Diaries. the board was OF
the opinion that the officer in question
should he selected by the board and not
by the Milkmen's Association. which
Dody had recommended DR.. l.. l.. White
Tor The position. No election of an i'm
spector was gone into. Adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
OLD MOTHER AND DOOMED son.
An Affecting Scene III tho city yni,
Yesterday.

Yesterday morning there was n touch-
ing scene at the city jail. the occasion
being the visit Of the aged and crippled
mother of Charles Williams. sentenced
to die on the scafoid December 5th.
II may be that owing to her infirmity
lHiS Will be the last visit of the old
""inan ana IL seemed as though she
r'alized the probability that II was the
iinai meeting with her son. She wept
Utterly and besought him to repent Of
MS sins and pray for forgiveness. The
ndemned man promised 10 do this.
bat seemed thoroughly unmoved by her
Eriet. though many of the officials felt
the tears run down their faces.
Williams effects. consisting Of n
trunk and satchel. were brought down
stairs and will be sent home The old
wonan's greatest wish is to have the
body of her son. She has horror of its
being cut up by medical students.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
DESERTS HIS SHIP.
Young Sailor Boy Tires OF Seafnrins
hut Prefers IL so Jail

Vincent Jenkins. handsome black
eyed bay, lG years of age. was one of
the crew of the brig, the Cambrinn
Queen, which anchored off Iamhert's
Point. from London. Thursday night.
Vincent had hccn shipped from London
Ivy his father. and being tired Of sen
farinE. on the night they dropped an
Choir he came ashore with the intention
of remaining
captain Jones discovered his absence
next morning and offered a reward Of
$50 for his capture. Then followed n
chase through the woods AT Iambert's
Point, Justice Lopez finally capturing
him. The boy was put In iail here. but
Yesterday, on his promise to go back to
the ship. he was released. The Cam
brian Queen is bound to Rio de Janciro
with a cargo of Pocah0ntas coal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
CHIT TEADEN'S STOCK
Sacrificing Dry Goods. Dress Goods.
Trimmings. Notions. Etc

i hereby give notice that l have
bought the Cht;enden stock Of dry goods
in the store No. 9S Main street, new
number 23O. for one-third its cost. 1t is
new and complete stock, for Chtten-
den has been open but a few weeks
bought 1T on speculation and want
my money back Immediately l have 10
remove the stock from the store within
month. and have therefore 10 sacrI-
fee il, which l will do without DELAY
Beginning at once II will be sold without
regard 10 its market value. There will
bs no effort made to get cost for The
goods. They will be sold from the start
a slaugh,ering prices. Great bargains
may be expected by buyers who come
quickly. B. MILLER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
a SUCCESSFUL NIGHT.
Great Interest Mnnifcstcd I'm the Cntt,
Ollie Ladies' Fair Last Evening.

There was quite large attendance
last night mt the fair which is in pro.
gress in the Talbot building. under the
auspices of the ladies of the Sacred
Heart Catholic Church.
The handsome picture and easel raf
iied FOR by entrance ticket was won by
MISS Maggie l-aWler. who held ticket
No. 30 The ladies of the fair wouId
like to acknowledge courtesies received
from Saks & Co, Watt. Rettew & CLAY,
the l-owenberg Shoe Company and
many others.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
FIRST FOOTBALL GAME.
Sorfoik Will Meet Mnrylnnd on the
GrldirOu Saturday.

The first football game of the season
Will be played between Norfolk and the
University of Maryland at League Park
saturday. October 3lst The game will
be called at p. m. The Norfolks have
been practicing hard for some time
ana with the coaching of Mr.. Saunders
Taylor. have shown much improve
ment in their interference and good
tackiing. The Maryland team is consid-
cred the strongest i'm the State. but our
boys expect Ia win
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
MAYER & CO.,
e DEALERS IN
Railroad. Steamboat and
Mill Supplies.
q and 8 West Market Square.
Norfolk. Va.
fts r4nrd 60 say.

It's hard 10 say VINO will he elected
Bryan or Mckinley-but business must
80 on ard to that end we are stocking
up. Having reduced our stock durin .
the Gull summer months, we are noW.
sprapsrsd 20 show almost an entirely
new display Don't fail 10 see our line
OF lcfi!ng toilet goods and tea sets. The
II sSoriment Is decidedly the largest in
RhF city and the prices you will find
very low.
FRANK H. GALE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Knocked Unconscious.

Yesterday afternoon several workmen
We're engaged in raising pole of the
Southern States Telephone Company in
Atlantic street. when n heavy piece of
wood used in raising II slipped and
struck w. II. Tally, Il negro. one of the
workmcn, on the head. rendering him
unconscious. lie was given medical at
lention and sent to his home.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Tint JOYfuI Feeling.

With the eXhiliarating sense of rn
newed health and strength and intern,,
cleanliness which follows the use OF
Syrup of Figs is unknown to the few
who have not progressed h"rond the old
time medicines and the cheap suhsti-
tutes offered. but never accepted by the
well informed.