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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23
JUDGE KILBY is NAMED
BY Judge PrentIs as Examiner of Records
for the First Judicial Circuit.
ADDITIONAL LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED
Deaths of HRS. j. ID. Taylor aud MIR.
Jerry n. Barnes, the Former Has
heeu Inferred nnd the Funeral of
the latter Takes Place To-Day
Case Of Alleged BIackmail.

Suffolk, Va, April 22-(SpeclaD-
Judge r. r. Preptis has appointed Coun-
~ Judge Wilbur j. Iiilby. of Suffolk. ex
aminer of records for the First Judicial
circuit for the current year under a re-
cent act of the General Assembly pro.
Vluing for the better assessment of per
sonh property under the control of fidu.
Charles and the several court OF the Com
monwealth. The position was rendered
to Hon. C. w. Hill by Judge Prentis
put on account of his III health and
present inability to attend to the duties
incumbent. he declined. Judge Kilby by
reason OF his familiarity with the records
and other requirements Is exceptionally
wen qualified and will give general salts
faction. The office pays one-tenth OF |
per cent. property assessed
DIED IN BALTIMORE-Mrs. Agnes
j. Primer. late OF Chuckatuck, Va. died
last night In Baltimore at the residence
OF her son. Mr.. Arthur j. Pinnar. on
faca street. Nervous prostration is as
signed as the cause. The remains will
be brought to Suffolk ut CAB Tomorrow
morning on the Seaboard road ana will
he taken TO Aspen Grove Gem terry. near
Chuckntcuk, for intcrment The decrns
ed was I3 years of age and leaves four
children. all grown-Miss julia 4. pin
ner. Charles r. and NJ Fillmore pinnrr
chuckntuck. and A. j. Primer. Bglti
more.
ADDITIONAL LIQUOR LICENSES.
Judge Kiloy to-day issued l!uour lie
enses 10 w. j. Gray and j. c. BELL rho
proper forms for such licenses. for which
Application was made Monday, having
been secured. The Application of b. L.
West for permit TO sell LIQUOR at Deans
station was to-day withdrawn by the
applicant, 1t having appeared that the
citizens of that vicinity would oppose the
granting. About $4,000 has thus far been
paid In for the privilege of dispensing
liquor. and there will likely be other ap-
picants.
DEATH OF JERRY n. BARNES
Mr.. Jerry n. Barnes died at 9:l5 O'Clock
this morning at the home of his ather
Mr.. W. IL. Barnes. No. 20 North street
after an Illness of more than year
1t Is not known with what disease he
was afflicted. After being Intellectually
treated by local physicians MIR Barnes
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23
I'M BERKLEY.

Lee Lodge, *. of p, will assemble at
Vests Hall Thursday night at 1880
O'Clock to attend the PYthan Fair at
the Armory Hall. In Norfolk in a body
The many friends of Mr. AlonZo Ives
viii be panied to hear OF an accident
which occurred TO him some days since
in Hampton. Va. He Is employee of the
electric street car line as n conductor.
and while In tire performance of his duty
was thrown violently against tho motor,
striking his head. rendering him uncon-
scious. Up 10 this writin" we have not
been able to ascertain whether he has
.ngained consciousness or not.
Nat Williams colored. was arrested by
officer McCloud Tuesday night TO,
irunkness. His Honor fined him 81 and
costs yesterday morning
Mr.. +. 5. Weyand and bride. of Beaver,
Pa. paid Miss Butt. of the Ryiand In
ititute visit yesterday.
Mr.. j. l.. Mildly, who was SO painfully
burned by gasoline lamp Tuesday
morning, was not much improved yes
teiday.
The Masque of Culture" a comedy
N three acts. will be given by the clo-
cutionary department. of Ryland Insti-
tutc Friday night. May LIST. for the bene-
ut of the library fund The dramatic
persons will include manv of the fair
and famouse women of all times While
III! originals might resent some of the
liberties taken with their cherished
IDEAS. still none will fail 10 recognize
them. The rehearsals are developing
mirth as well as talent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23
BRA NJ BI.ETOS

Street sprnklers would be OF grea,
service in the ward during the dry sea-
son.
DR.. w. Avery. of Baltimore. Md. is
visiting Mrs. J. w. Avery. of North Park
avenue.
Mr.. r. l.. Skinner. recently of Clai-
oorne avenue, is going through North
Carolina on business trip.
Mr.. Adolphus Cason. a Young man of
Railroad avenue. who sustained injuries
% his foot few days ago by falling
weight while at work. is now able to
be out.
Rev. r. II. Bennett preached at Trini-
y last night in the absence of Rev. NJ.
Wiley, of Lynchburg, Va. who was cali
d away some unexpected occasion, but
he will be present tonight. and the meet
ing Is announced to continue through
next week.
The Sewing Circle of MoKendree will
meet with Mrs. Griswold. West Lovitt
avenue. this afternoon at O'Clock.
The carpet is down and the pews Sc /;
up. the chandeliers suspended and the
great lights will turn on next Sunday
when new Park Avenue Baptist Church
will be dedicated by DR.. Hawthorn. of
Atlanta, Ga.
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Among Our cotton Men

Arkansas. Tennessee and Georgia
Light rains; clear elsewhere.
Bar silver In London. Gid.
English consols, 112ss, declined a.
Better feeling in Liverpool market.
contracts closed very steady, to 2 points
advance.
Future contracts in New York more
active; Values advanced 10 to 10 points
on Old crop, and to points on new
crop. Sales. 177,5OO bales NAV Isl 70
..2; August. 7.So to 7sl: October, 100
New Orleans market closed steady.
10 points advance; sales, IS, 600 bales.
united States port receipts yesterday
were $500 bales. against s,527 bales last
year. and 1856 bales in 1894.
Friday, April A-Notice day in New
York for May contracts.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at from 1900 to $500 bales
against 1870 bales last year, and IA in
1894. 40
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Town OF SUFFOI K.

month or SO ago went to Chicago to
a'aii himself OF the faith cure, and FOR
tme apparently improved, but the
"emeuciai results were not permanent
me funeral will take place at o'clock
tomorrow from the Christian Church.
utter u, which the lnterment will be made
III Cedar Hill Cemetery. The members
OF Equality Lodge. No. los, I. o. o, r..
VI winch the deceased was a member,
VIII assemble in their hall at 4 o'clock
ana attend In a body. Before dissolu-
,ioh MI. Barnes requested that the pail
hearers be selected from his class at the
CHRISTIAN Sunday-school, whose pres
ence at the funeral is desired
SASE OF ALLIGG ED BLACKMAIL,.
-, haries Trotman, arrested Monday on
the charge of seducinR Eta Miller, yas
.o-uay released from custody, the case
na'ihR been compromised and the war
"a rant withdrawn by the complainant
me costs thus far incurred were maid
W me defendant j. n. Burgess, counsel
ior he defense. says 1t was case OF
pihckmail. as relatives OF the girl want
fused
MRS. J. D. TAYLOR's FUNERAL
ne funeral OF Mrs. Ella r. Taylor
wiie OF Mr.. James ID. Taylor. took place
u, O'Clock this afternoon at the Berea
CHRISTIAN Church. near Drivers. She
uieu IN Williamsburg. who're she was an
inmate or the Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
large crowd attended the obseuuIes.
including friends of the family from
Suffolk
THE TRlLBYS VTCTORIOUS.-The
irilbys and Eastern Stars had n match
game OF baseball this afternoon, in which
me former won by II score of 0 to .. Bat
terics-Trilbys: Dennis and Eason:
Eastern Stars: Farley Unrrelt and IIo,
land.
ESCAPED ARREST.-In pursuance
with telegram from Justice G. l..
Everett Constable Branch went to Lower
iafiSh, where he was Informed that
'here were five men TO be arrested The
accused parties probably "rot the wind
OF what was coming. and could not be
found
PHYSICIAN TO LOCATE.-Dr. n.
w. Sturges. II graduate OF the University
OF Maryland. has decided to locate In
Barrttts Neck. Nansrmond county. for
the practice of medicine. DR.. Sturges Is
native of Eastern Shore Va, and was
once student OF William and Mary
College
DIR. STALEY'S MOTHER DEAD
The funeral of Mrs. Cook. mother of
Dr. w. w. Staley the popular pastor
of the Suffolk Christian Church, took
place this afternoon In North Carolina.
She died last night at Elon College at
an advanced age.
SMALL FIRE.-A fire alarm was
turned In at 800 O'Clock this morning
from box %. Bank and Franklin streets.
The department responded with prompt
ness and IL was found that the origin WINS
u small blaze ut the Southern Lumber
Company's office. 1t was quickly ex-
tinguished; loss trining.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23

II VIII be an agreeable surprise TO
persons subject to attacks of bilious COL
had by taking ChamberlaIn's CoIic C,bn
iera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. In many
instances the attack may be prevented
by taking this remedy as soon as the
irst symptoms OF the disease appear,
druggists. NY All
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23
When Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent. or business.
take on every trip bottle Of Syrup OF
Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly and
effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms OF sickness. For sale in 50
cent and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Company only.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23
ATLANTIC CITY.

The Ladies Aid Society of IcKies Me-
moriaf Church gave a musical and lite
airy entertainment at the church last
night, which was very much enjoyed by
all in attendance. II will be continued
tonight.
The burlesque entertainment entitled
The Sweet Family" under auspices of
the Sunday School Workers of Wright
Memorial Church. Portsmouth. which, was
postponed from last Monday on account
of sickness, will take place next Monday
night at the w. c. T. u. Hall. on Colley
avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23

"A MOTHERS APPEAL, TO HEP
BOY"
Buy an
DIVERS STRAW HAT III MAIN
STREET.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with four years
experience In the lumber business;
good stenographer and typewriter, and
now holding responsible position,
wishes to change: good references fur
nished. Address LUMBER" cure
Virginian. Portsmouth. ap22-2t
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baltimore Cream ne,i,.

Anywhere in the city, s1.2o per gal
Dairy Lunch. LOG Church, next REFS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23

BOARDERS WANTED-Large second
story front room and one connecting,
1G7 CRANKY street. apl9-3t'
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Warm Weather u
q y = Readiness at
z MILLER, i
Z y RF;IOADs
: ~ y ~ &CO.
Wehave anticipated your
needs and are prepared to.
meet all demands. * q

) iieeas ana are prepared to-
. meet all demands. y
60 inch Corded Dinities. printed i 4
!. beautiful designs, 7c. s, =.
So inch Striped and FIGURED I .snu,.
IN neat effects, tntisaa1 value, Sc. !, =. -.
, 80 inch Lace Striped Oreand:es h, f,,a,,.
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81 inch Sheer Lawns In NEAT fforsfg
designs, very dainty, Zoe. -
81 inch Corded Dimitiss 4, ,f,,o.8
ground and Persian figures, I2-I2c,
, 81 inch Dresden Fisured Dim;t;es 4,
light and darfe effects II LIE.
40 inch Dresden Lawns. very HI.
! u lie. -
q inch Linen Colored Striped Lawns
ahp Dinities IN neat stripes, ~ 1-2e,
20c., 25c., 33c. +
Duck Sitting In plain. mixed And
!, small checks, Y I-2c. y ~ a.
and )8e. yard. Sc 4 ffiSs
French Dimities and Ofpandies. Z Il,
plain eolors and printed, 25e. & 4, B as.
LaundIied Shirt Waists of fine Ma
dras and Pereale, that $50. Waist On
they last, 39c. = - s.
, We are showing Beautiful Ene Is
Silk Iaffeta Underskirts. l%72S .-
Fancy Silks in beautifu! Dresden pat-
terms, the 81 kind 75c. { -,,s &
Eeru Silk Batiste, jos. the thing for
Shirt Waists, and are In great demand
. Csc and 33c. S
Special Gents Flowing and SIX
Scarls, worth 50c.-Speciai, Is. q,
Cents Fine Madras Neeliqee Shirt.
all fast eolors, worth z5e., otr erice soc.
Special for Tuesday or
as long as they last. All
the Handkerchiefs used IN
our Easter decorations.
Plain white hemstitched,
and with insertion, the Sc.
ones 3 for Toe.
White embroidered and
scalloped, the 1Oc. for 7 lie.
White embroidered and
scolloped, the u Lie. ones
1Oc.
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HELP WANTED.

ANYONE CAN EARN IS to 500 daily
taking orders for cuba and the Fight
for Freedom" deliberately Illustra-
ted; sells ut sight everywhere: unem-
ployed men and women do you know
this Is your your opportunity to make
Send Csc postage for outfit. Full parti-
culars on application. Address GLOBE
BIBLE CO., 723 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. ap23-5t
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For Commissioner Of Revenue

/ respectfully announce myself a cam
didate for the office of
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
for the CITY OF NORFOLK. As TO my
qualifications for the office / refer to
the Business Men of the community.
mr7-tf w C. corn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23

EXPERIENCED Saleslady wanted. None
other need apply NJ. WEINBERG. 252
Church street. ap21-3t'
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WANTED-All to know that Madame
See, the noted Clairvoynnt, Is at 1856
Church street. where she. gives situngs
daily. Diseases Diagnosed. ap19-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23

FOR SALE CHEAP.-Plans and specifi-
cations for brick residence. drawn by
ono or the best architects In the
State. Address, Plans" this Office
no17-tf
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WANTED-An active person to wash
dishes and be useful in eating house.
73 Church street. ap22-2ts
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IF YOU SEE THE HOUSE | WILL
sell for 5000 you will buy: well located;
rooms, slate roof. electric bells,
speaking tubes. bath tmodern:)
great chance for the quick Address,
care Virginian. OWNER" ap23-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE!-Ths is to certify that w. H..
SMITH Is the only person authorized
dent Board of Managers. ap23-1ts
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Three ana q half shares OF
stock West End News, Norfolk, va.
Apply to JOHN II. WINDER, Seaboard
Air Line Offices, Portsmouth, Va
noS-tf
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FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-Launches Will cary twenty
TO thirty persons. For charter by hour
day or week now is the time to go
TO Lake Drummond. Price reasona BILE.
All particulars ll3 Main street. {. +.
TOWNSEND. ap2l-3t
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DO YOU SPECULATE? Guide to sue
cessful speculation mailed free.
Wheat. provision. cotton and stock
speculation on limited margin thor
oughly explained; correspondence solicit
ted. WARREN FORD & CO, IL Wall
street, New York. ap23-25
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-23

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
Miss a. c. Richardson formerly OF
Milwaukee, Wis, offers her services TO
the ladies of Norfolk and vicinity for
Fashionable Dress Making. at her par
lors. l22 Charlotte street. apl4-2w'
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1896-03-19
RESTLEssNEss ON A SUBURBAN
TRAIN

A Westerner chanced to be on su-
burban train which reached the Grand
Central Station one morning not long ago.
qhe characteristic restlessness of II New
York crowd approaching the end of it's
journey interested him.
Il was in the smoking-car," he said,
q and as we passed through the darkest of
tRe tunnel, some of the passengers began
to wrap up their newspapers, to look up
at their Over3oats in the racks, and gen.
orally prepare for alighting. just as we
were about Fifty-Sixth street, an impulse
seemed to seize half the men in the car to
get ready to step out. 1 know it was
about Fifty-Sixth street, for it was half
a dozen blocks above the Cathedral, and
| recollected that that was at Fiftieth
street The whist players put away their
cards and hastily reached for their over
coats. Those who had overshoes put
them Cn, and parcels were taken from the
racks. Half dozen men were already
in the aisle, moving toward the front
door. Soon others followed them and
the platform was crowded. Half IL mile
from Forty-Second street, only third of
the passengers wehke still in their seats.
The train moYa slowly through the
station yard. and it was little short of
three minutes from the time that we
passed Fifty-Sixth street until we came
to stop. The passengers seemed largely
prosperous business men, for the train
was not due until after 10 o'clock, and
clerks and shopkeepers have to get to
town long before that. What made it
seem most strange to me was that these
men travel from their homes six days in
the week and certainly ought to know
how long it takes a train to reach the
end OF. its trip"
On earlier trains, suburban residents
may be seen moving toward the platforms
when fully mile and a half from the
Grand Central Station. Perhaps the
quiet of the country. has racked their
nerves instead of soothing them.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1896-03-19

and the case was presented, upon one side
with all the vindictiveness, venom, mis-
representations and appeal to passion and
prejudice which the friends of the saloon
were able to bear and upon the other side
with simple statement Of the law and
evidence and an appeal to fairness and
Justice. Then the jury retired. Many
were the speculatiOns among the people.
II am afraid" admitted neighbor
Brown, "that Parson Higginbottom has
got himself into tight place. While he
had perfect right to think as he did,
and no one could blame him for it, a man
has to be a little careful about what he
says publicly"
Triumphant looks and insolent leer
were already beginning to be cast in the
dill ectiOn of the parson, when the court
crier announced that the jury had agreed
upon verdict and We're ready to return
to the room. In an instant all was hushed
as silent as death. Every eye was turned
upon the foreman and every ear strained
to catch the words which wero about to
fall from his lips. "YOur Honor" he
said, 1--WE have unanimously agreed upon
verdict of guilty"
A buzz Of approval came from the side
Of the court room upon which the friends
of the saloon were congregated, while the
faces of Parson HigginbOttom's friends
were downcast. He, among them all,
was unmoved. He seemed to have faith
yet in his fellow citizens and said by his
tranquil look "Wait and hear the rest
"And," continued the foreman, 1--WE rec
ommend that the amount of damages for
the defamation of the characters OF
Messrs. Schmidt and Bibbler be assessed
at the sum of SIC ce11ts."
A thunderclap could not have fallen up
on the ears of the saloon-keepers and
their friends with more startling sound.
They turned red, then white, then red
again; and some of them began to sputter
and to raise the voice of protest, when the
tones of the judge rang out sharp and clear
''Silence!" Then he proceeded to confirm
the sentence. And Parson Higginbottom
went out of the courthouse that day a
poorer man by six cents, but wiser by an
amount far in excess of that.
One thing had been established in that
community-thata saloon-keeper's char
acter was not capable of being damaged
to an extent sufficient to terrify any honest
citizens from speaking the truth.
"Got great deal more than a thousand
characters like theirs are worth" was
the verdict of the community, and thai
cannot help being the verdict of respect
able people everywhere, as regards th'
average esalOon-keeper.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1896-03-19

THERE Is DANGER IN DELAY Since
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Many acQuaintances have used II with
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Don't invite disappointment by export
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A high liver with torpid liver will not
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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1896-03-19

as, of Junction City, El., was told by her
doctors She had Consumption and that
there was no hope for her, but two bottles
of DR.. Kings New Discovery completely
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Mr.. Thos.. Eggers, 139 Florida ST., San
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A Gardiner (Me.) religious society
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found out that, it does not pay. The pas
tor of the church succeeded in accumu
lating $4,000 stamps, which he sold fol
$40, but he is~now kept so busy answer
ing letters from persons who wish tC
know how he did it that he expects to be
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j. W. Pierce, Republic, Ia, says: 81
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The virtqots will be sure to speak cor.
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who are bold may not always be men ot
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The work of duty lies in what is easy
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Quick in effect, heals and leaves nc
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Insarchery we have something like th'
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turns round and seeks for the cause o
his failure in himself. " 49,.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1896-03-19

NR. G. l.. NICHOLS, Physician
I and Surgeon. once hours, to and toS
p M, at 80 Main-St. Night bell at Springs H0usee