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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
GurScs GBeglUf.
arae emttaufhnna far cine tunae srau:

SbumDtin, 26. 6ebr. - 5ruu
4mie 6apes, erit lett 5e6n 5agen perz
beiratbet, rei6te geitern bet'm 8eri4t
cine G6ei6eiOungsttass Elm, in pel6ar
iie ertldrt, in @rfabrung gebra6t gu
6u6en, ooB ibr 8utte, Gonaro 20.
9apes, elm profefiioneuer 0ieb lei.
6aDe5 uno Clarence Quotpi6 fpuroen
unter Der 2lntlage, Drei 0ie6itdble berz
iibt 81 baben, in Wfilton perbuftet unb
befinben Ii6 jeBt i'm 8efdngniB. Die
junge 6ruu, Oeren Mdo6enndme On
ME 3ie9lsr bon Sreporton lit, iagt, 1ie
babe geglaubt, nuB i6r @utte 9erm0z
gen beidBe, pel6e5 es inn geItattste,
obne gef6dftiQunQ 3u le6ar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
2cst 9ano an fi9 icIbit.
Gin besanrter RedbtsanwaGt rrbdngt I'D - Or
mar melaudjpiiidb.

mar melaubpliieb.
Nep gOrf, 26. Seer. - Sobn
Groip, Elm betannter unb po6l6aban>
Der 3e4tsannalt, tptlher in ietnem
6duie, Rr. 50, 9opuroitraBe, tpp6nte,
dber Ieit 3e6n Sa6ren riAt mebr prafz
ti3irte, befaro fi5 lett einigsn Sugen
BEL ieir:m 6reunoe $. 9. 8imbeG,
gtr. IA, WarfetaStraBe, gum 8eiu6.
Geitern MorgeR purbe er i'm 9aus=
gang erbdngt aufgefun0en, uno Der
Sob mar au9enIfsinli6 0ur6 Stranz
Qutation erfoIgt. GroD, paI6er "a
Sabre alt mar, befiir6tete, nie es
beiBt gan5 grunbIos, ZEN 8erluit bon
@eIiht uro 8eb0r uro mar bss6aI6
melarholii4 geDoroen. Gr 6interz
lGBt einsn So6n. @iele Sabre lang
mar er Der 4nfpaIt Der Singer g}G6z
mdihinenzGp."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Gs f0roert ole Sorpufen5.

Grou g -. iisl irn,ybalb Il DcHotsu oura
,in b,tduoigts i5rausHlt0u in Gorp,rgcDiat 40
BON l65 aui Is 9iuuo. Sis g,braubtc 3irocu Gis
len, StRti,liGurs, GbiHiH uHo mtbrsre aubtrs 0sr
isBt pitl gtpritisutu Gs9eimmitfel, ionic auerl,E
Sli,ffioHeu, uuo ruurbe Imm:r iblimncr. Damn
6sqauu f, NIT R maps SGriaparils
.iouRti OlOeut uH0 IN sIHtm Dl0nat nubm
fs 10 QfuH0 Bu. Gag iur lug gtiUabrtr is ,ins
3uRabm: I'M 9orpergepitJt uHb elm. AbHabms 0ss
V,ioeu5 SH 3Dsi UtoultsH mar ne oouhoHoiQ poE
Der GsusoCIbtG qsbeIlt uHo III i,5 RonateH butte Ff
fdufJiq 8fuUD an @tDi5t BuQ,a
II 0 III III & IL. Sit III jtst bUi5 uno qsuu0. Nrj
irauf,n GuTeH ioutH Sari apGriltiaa
RtiolbsHt tinEebmsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
@itcrr nabeiul.
Die Aidbantiz GrpeSitipn Idueet in Gnalane.-
eprS sSpislcp besIudwiiuid)t fte Sdpicren
Ill ibren Sbatsu

Qonbon, &c. 6e6r. - Die gegen
Die Qi6dntis au5gsianOte GrpsOition
unter Dem Commando bon Sol. Sir
5rancis Scott lit bier6sr 5uriidgetebrt.
Die 9lnt0mmlinge ipur0sn pcn 8ene=
raj 2pro Wolslep, Dem G6ef~Gon9~
mdnbeur Der britiI6sn 2lrmee, na4 i9z
rer 2anoung inipi5irt II. gu i6ren err
rungensn GrfoLgen tegliidpiinT4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
11nierr eGnIhrrierfir

gpuf6ington, ,. g., 26. 6e6r.
Die GoIOreIsroe t:trug 6eute $123, :
227, 7,119; $693, 300 purben 5uriidgez
8oqen. @om 6, Sanuar biz gum 21.
Sebrudr rurben $32,413, 1856 Cob
8uridge3ogsn, p0er $500,O00 tdgli4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Nabri6tru aus Cuba.
Rcue SerffGrfunsen ciugetrpfTcn GntbuIIas
ffiicbc Scsrifung hcr Qnt0mmIiusc

9apana, 26. Te6r. - 9a8
9ampfibiff n9uenos 2(Dres" traf
beute nit neuen Sruppenienoungen
aus Spanien, aus DEN Snfunterie=8a=
taiQonenMaOrus uno Reinu beita6enb,
6ier ein. Die Sruppen ipurben 6ei'm
Ginmdri6 in Die Stabt ent6uiiaitii9
6egriiBt unO beftlirten Dor bem 9enez
ral@9dpitdn General WeDler, Der auf
Dem 8alton 0e5 RegierungspaIaites
2lufItellun9 genOmmen Gatte, I'M Die
9(nt0mmlin9e Eepue paIIiren gu Iaiz
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
snirltr NIT cinrm 9icnuIber.

uniontolp lp II. 26. 6e6r. - Sin
4 Sabre alte5 &inb bes an ben Drei
Meilen BON bier gelegenen 9ut6inIon
Gofeperten lpObnen0en Robert 0utz
ion 9ing geitern mad Dem oberen
Stotfpert unb fam aufGIig in ben Be-
lib zines Rebolpers. 8ei'm Spielen
nit bemIelben entlu0 fi6 Die Wuffe
un0 Die &ugel oranQ unter6al6 bes
linfen 9luges in bas 9ebirn elm. DIS
S5rau 0atfon, bic ben S6uB gebOrt
6atte, na9 bem oberen Stpdpert fam,
mar bds Gino idon toDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Z Qlricne GniliInne.

Paris, 26. Fe6r. - Der Be-
rii6mte Observation-Disclosures uno 8rttiz
fer 2(riene 6ouiIape lit beute bier nit
Dem Sooe abgeganuen. (Gr errei6te
Elm 9llter BON 81 cSa6ren unb erblifte
in 8rubere BEL 2uon i'm 9epartement
Nisne oa5 2i6t Der Welt. Seine Stuz
oten iiber oas 18. SSabrburpert be-
griinoeten Ietnen Ruf ais 8ritifer; er
puroe 1849 gum Nbminiitrator Der
n@pmebie frdncaiIe" ernannt unb
bra9te pdbreno ieiner 8erpaltunq
Obs 1855 Die 8u6ne, Die unter Ieinen
8orgdn9ern iebr qelitten, gu bobem
Otonomii6en uno tiinitlerif9en> Sc
oeiben. 1856 tpurbe 0ouFape gum
General zSnipsftor Der i60nen SiinIte
ernannt uno piomete ii9 ounn nit erz
neutem @ifer literariI6en 2(rbeiten.
3pei Sabre ipGter tpuroe er Sffi3ier
Der n@brenzQeQion." /Gr mar lanqe
3ett GbefzEeoatteur bes n9(rtiIte,
fdrie6 aber aud fir bic ,gepue be
part5, Den nSSi9aro" Ii. Die rYreTe."
Inter ieinen Werfen iino berpor3u6e=
Ben: n2e Roi 8oltaire." y0iItoire be
rNrt francais, ga 8ertu De Roz
fine" uro DQe5 8ranbes DANES"
q. b. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
8afe
Saafe!

tur gleiie I'M ausanoe beorst innsrhllb "A StuGbeh
81 bebtutcHo beTatsei.gtem $IeIie
Gouaro Ratne,
Eaefpeitsgee Baltimore SuGGe nHo goSS SiRcessie,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
"a. GnngreR.

Scnntur Gartcr's Mere ii6er eie SariibiH. -
Sbmg,pn unc Simrfalitsmus iTne rie beis
eeu,srosen @rinsipieu Ger republifGHiiC,en
@artci.-9ir irs. ,,Oeiunsa aelsz"ScIitc 9ibs
trinmigc arnanht -Siue SSarnuHg flr fie
RepubIisGncr ers Stems.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27

bes 9rn. Gopen pom 8antz4usI4uiIe
Gn.
Die 4oitamts< <@er!0illigungsz
ipuroe einberittet, porauf bus 9aus
fi5 bertagte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
slraenttntem's gNataenernSte.

2onoon 26. 6ebr. - Sine De-
pei4e an Die n5ime5" aus 8uenOs
4pres meIOet, OaB Iaut amtIi6er
S4dBung Die 8ei5enernote Der argenz
tinif6en Republit nur 65 Yro5ent Der
Grnote bon 1895 errei6en peros. Der
mOgIi4e grpOrt pirO auf 100000
Spnnsn nefchGbt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Grespn's SGtld)ait.

GurucuS, 3, 8ene3uela, 26. 5ebr.-
9or beioen 6GuIern oe5 Gongrehe5
fam geItern Die 8otidaft bes YrGii=
benten Grespp's CUR @srIeiung. Sm
oerIel6en gei4ub nur mil lpenigen
Worten bes 8ren8itreites GrlpGbe
nung, binge9en ipuroe in 3iemlih
auSfii9rlider @siie ouf Die 9altung
Der Ser. Staaten in oieisr 5rage bin
getpieIen, oenen, lpie dusoriidli1 berz
oorge6oben puroe. 8sne8uela biel
9ant f3uloi9 lei. Die 8e6el1ion
nuroe uls beenbiqt ertIGrt. Gine Ser
itGrtung Der Nrmee uno Mlarine
tDurbe porge19lagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27

oyn bic 8ef fierungs u II
ftu 1t gefunb tt 3Det W}do4en,
8race Burton, IA Sabre, uno Wtdrp
Meet5, 16 Sabre alt, puroen geitern
pom 4oli3eiri8ter Sanner ms Belle
run9s 6aus fir U}dDhen 9eIanot.
M2drp nurOe auF2lnIu6an oes Stautsz
anpaltes oort6in gsIanot, Der cine ge=
Qen fie porliegenoe 8eI6uloigung me-
gen 9ie6ita6ls oaruufbin nieoerI6lug.
Ginbrt6er. - Gbarle8 Sled
meloete geIten Der Poli5ei, Dab iein
Qaoen 3u Morris 9iu, 2(nne 2lrunoelz
Gountp, in Der Ru6t pom 9ienItag
auf geitern nm $50 Gigarren, 8peI
uncertainties Hepolpsr, cine rylltelzin
t6e Slotz "W}aidine, pier 3aIirmefer
uno Elm 0uBenD Paar 8alli4lag=
Idhuhe beitD6len nuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Sin @eiFrsgcfarter crbanat Edy.

gslp zOorf, 26. 6ebr. - SIN
6ofe 0e5 0auit5 CIR. $40, @eitz 50.
StraBe, i6oB ii4 geitern Wforgen gez
gen 9 ll6r Der 31zjG6rige @iuium 9.
Scott bon g2r. 72, DeTtz 81. StraBe,
in ielbitm0rOeriI6er 2lbT6t cine SUI
gel in bic rs9te S6lGFe. Der Ser
punOete puroe iofOrt na9 bem rROoz
ieDeIt@9oIpitdI" tran5portirt, mo er
6abo nucb ieiner 2(uFna6me ben lebten
Qltbem3ug tbat. Wie Elm 9ruber
Scott's Der Ppli5ei 81 beri4ten pubte,
litt 0erfel6e i4on felt Idnqersr 3eit an
@eiitesIt0rung illao e5 lag Die gbIi4t
Dor, i'm gsItern rab bem oS9IopntingT
Dale Srrenainl" 81 perbrir3en Bie
es zen 2(niG)ein Fat, 9atte Scott 3isrz
bon Wino betpmm;n uno latte ben
@sg in's Senisits Dem Qufent6alt in
elmer Srrenanitalt porgs5ogen. Scott
6irterldBt cine Witttpe uno cine BE-
reits erpa6Iens Stieftp6ter..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Sic eauDtiId,e Srdae.

Buris, 26. Jebr. - Der n5igaz
10" retapitulirt in feiner Eeuti8engus=
gu6e bic pari6iebenen 8erii6te iiber
bic dngebli6e Wiqfd6rigteit 9rpBbriz
tunnien's, @gDpten 5u rGumen, unb
perIi6ert auf's Jfo9DriidlihIte, oaB
troB Der gegent6siligen Meloungen aus
2pnoon Die europGiI3en 8egierungen
Die egpptii6e 6rage na9 ben per16iez
benen, babel in 8etra9t tpmmenoen
3fi9tungen bisfutiren, nobel 3unG6It
in 8etra6t gu 5ie6an 7ei, ob 9rpBbriz
tunnien ipirtlt6 gsnsigt lei, bas pttuz
pirte 9ebiet gu rdumen, uno pb Der
jeBige 2tugen6lif Der 9tusfiibrung bic
les 9or6abens giinitig lei, na6oem
Die brttifhe Rs9terung ielbit 5ugeitebe
oaB in ggppten Gube berri4e uno DaB
Dus gttllano prpiperire, uno ipeiter i'm
6inblif Oarauf baB Die Pfprte ii9
bereit ertldrt babe, bic NeutralttGt oes
Sue3tanuls in dbnIi6er@iIe ii4er gu
1tellen, iDta bic Der 0arDdnellsn. Mlle
anoeren 8eoingungen, meint Der n6iz
CARO-" BON oenen Die 3dumung Ggppz
tens Seitens Der @nglGnber d6bdnz
gig gemadt perOer t0nne, ieien i'm
iebiqen 2lugenblid gegeben, nur an
gn9lano'S WiGfGbrigteit, fi6 3ur lie
berlahung Ggppten's an Die @gDpter
5u entiaIieBen, lei 5u 5peifeln.
Sis ,,sprse" ,uscSer nott.
Bremen, 26. SFe6r. - Der
Norbo. 2lppobampfer Spree" lpel=
der, ipie gemelpet, auf Der 1d6rt na9
RefpzYprt begriffen, auffubr, lit fpisz
Der flott 9epOrbsn uno bat feline &eiie
fortgeIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
stns Scr gGclt pss Sports.
III, bcporifcbeuec S'aic Bait CATION. - cp'p-
nuIpsiitb storsnett Seibsnfolse efr >''''s
erS ,,SdItimorcr Clubs"

- - nis sIr
upIpgiicb grrreHett Heibsnipts' '''
nrS J1oItimorcr Clubs"
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- -,7-or.. 6sre;+s tr,i+np+h9ilr DprOeu,
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8ol2bdus6reunoe etne ntVNp'psslp' s,,sg
2lufitsuan9 0eS PldneS fur 5sTsa,, pie GsUDr,
Itebsnbs SoI'on 9e9eoen. SetIIi.tD1. r.r,',.
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m., grosng}. i il. = IL. nno i" Is, : &prtl.
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g., IL Ei.nslrrn IL MN ~ Wtui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
9as 2siEi9lte! 0as 2sefe!

aecu f6r,Se an . Z. EabSGpk 9 O., 2t III
GlmrStrabs, Isps9ors, fir ,usa Ratbg.6sr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Sttaien's 8ren,ttr refiamirt.
SprS SaIisburs tt Gpnfereus init
benz tiirtiidbeu 0eiau0teu.

9 ON B 0 n, 26. Sebruar. - Na6
S3IuB Der beutiqen &a6inetsiiBung
bate 2oro Salis6urp nit Dem thrift
l4en 9eianoten, Goitati 9aI9a, cine
1nrne 1fn4arrnA,,nn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
StaIicn's abeiitniiGer TeIb;ms.

Gin dbermaIiser, uuerpdrtetcr SScd,ieI i'm
Cbcr=S SpmnIdnep.-StpuIs 5umbcrt bcsiebt
I'D, nadb Ecapel, nm Cen mad, Nfrifa ab;ie.
bcnnen Ernppen eiuen Nbfcbiesssrus III
fpeneen.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-19
m. E CHURCH.
The New and Handsome Edlflce to Be-
Dedicated This Morning.
PROGRAMME OF THE DAYS EXERCISES
The Dedication sermon TO Be Preach
cd by Rev, a. Coke Smith, ID. D.,
"A Special Musical Programme
A Methodist Rally I'm the After
noon-Thc Sermon Mt Night.

The handsome new Epworth NJ. e.
Church. at Freemason and Boush
streets, will be dedicated to-day. 1t
will be Il great day for Methoddsm in
Norfolk. Services will be held In the
morning, afternoon and at night. The
| following Will be the order of exercises
at the morning service:
Organ Voluntary (a). Offertoire, Ba-
tste: (b) Andante con moto (from c
minor symphony. Beethoven.
Anthem-"Unfold We Portals Ever
lasting" Grom Redemptiom, Gounod.
Hymn No $50.
Old Testament Lesson Gen. 2s:1O-22).
Gloria Patr.
Hymn No. G9I.
Onertory-D Anthem, Eek
cept the Lord build the house, Gil
christ.
Dedication scrmon-Rev. A. Coke
Smith. D. d.
The Dedication
Hymn No G93.
DOXology.
Renedirtion.
Postlude-Grand Triumphial March,
D. Buck.
At $3.50 o'clock this afternoon a grand
Methodist rally will be held, the order
of exercises being as follows:
Organ Voluntary (a) Larghetto, Mo
Fart; 90 Cavatna. Raft.
Anthem-"The Heavens Are Telling"
(Cteatiom, Haydn.
Hymn No. 1855
Pmyer-By Rev. E. H. Rawlings.
Oitertory- "Iiallelujah" (EngedD,
Beethoven.
Address-By Rev L. B. Betty: sub
ject, The Distinctive Doctrines OF
Methidism."
Address-By Rev. w. f. Atwill; sub
ject, THE Future of Methodism."
Addrcss-By Rev. r. II. Bennett: sub
ject. "Methodism in Norfolk and the
Vicinity"
Hymn No 2l1.
Doxology.
Rcnediction-By Rev. j. w. Moore
Pos;lude-FeStal March, Brewer
The evening services will be conduct
ed according to the following pro-
gramme:
Organ Voluntary-(a). ORertoire de
ST. Cecilia. Grisson; OBJ. Simple Aveu,
Thome.
Anthem-"The Wilderness" Goss.
Hymn No. l.
Prayer.
Hymn No 1870.
Ofcttory-"Be Glad. Q Ye Righteous,
Goss.
Sermon by Rev. w. V. Tudor. d. D.
Solo-"Fear Net Ye. lserael," ID.
Buck
Prayer.
Hymn No. 757.
DoXology.
Benediction.
Postlude-Grand March and Chorus
from Tannhauser. I
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-19
Steamship Ashore.

The British steamship Govino. of tho
Pininey Line, from Seriphos Dcccmbar
%, for Baltimore, with 4 cargo of iron
ore consigned TO James r. Ford e Co,
Baltimore. stranded about > o'clock yes
tcrday morning on the Care Point, one
half mile north OF the Cape Henry Life
Saving Station and about one mile off
shore. When she strucE the water wns
low, which is much in her favor. Dur
ing the morning the wind was north by
west with Il velocity of % miles an hour.
and heavy northeast sea Tho BALI
more steam Pilot boat got hawser 10
the steamer and hauled on her. but
without success. Three tugs frnE, Nor
folk hauled on her yesterday afternoon,
but were not successful in hauling her
n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-19
Thc Meeting. Closed.

The Cape Charles Pioneer of this week
has the following:
THE meetings held by Rev. Robert
Webb in the Bethany NJ. T.. Church were
brought to Il close "Wednesday night. 1t
is impossible to calculate the good done
by such a man In this community. He
has caused many to search the scrip
lures. who proha bly, had never read the
Bible before. He did not present n sin
gle truth for which he did not give Bible
reference. Amy place is made better by
the coming of such a man.
There was much interest manifested
and several conversions and consecra-
lions. He is truly consecrated man,
as is clearly seen by his conversation,
and daily walk, which are the same on
the street as in the pulpit. Mr.. Webb
has surely spoken the truth. and moth
ing but the truth to the people of Cape
Charles. and no matter what they say
or do to the contrary, this fact cannot
be denied. He has faithfully discharged
his duty here. and we hope he will come
again"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-19
DIED

ROGERS-At her residence. 7l5 WASH
lngton street. Portsmouth, Va. january
is. 1886. 80 p. M, Mrs. VIRGINIA L.
ROGERS.
The funeral services will take place
at the Friends Church, Green street
TUESDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend
OVERMAN-ht the residence of his
parents, Cottage Place. Portsmouth, Va,
January IS. 1856, Mt 2:i5 u. m. BYRON
infant son of Edward and Cora a. Over,
man. aged II months. 10 days.
Funeral services viii take place TO-
the residence at o'clock. Friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited to
CGoldsboro. N C. and Knoxville Tenn.
papers copy.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-19
THE CITY In BRIEF.
Small Items of News Found Around
Town

fine gold watch is advertised for
sale In another column.
The Rev. James l. Vance will visit
Norfolk Tuesday, January 21st.
Mi. w. Z. Dodson left for New York
last night to attend the bicycle show
During the week ending January 10th
William Lamb & Co shipped 80, TAT tons
of coal from this port.
Robert Bailey, wellknown colored
man. died at his home. on st. Paul
street, yesterda ymorntng.
a store ut Charles and Calvert streets
was broken into Friday night and rob
bed of cigars and tobacco
Mr. Albert Seaman. of New York. n
lumber inspector of long experience,
has accepted q position with one OF the
large lumber firms here.
The condition of MIR. John Il. Lowory,
VINO has been extremely Ill at the home
or his parents. on Wood street, was
somewhat improved yesterday.
The schooner Edgar c. Ross, Capt.
CULLEN. from Charleston. with cargo
OF phosphate rock, arrived here Friday
night with the loss of some light sails
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Goodson, of III
home yesterday from Surry County
where they have been visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. DR.. T.. o. Peyton, of Staunton.
Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Ander-
son, of Kansas CITY, Mo-. are visiting
their father. Dr. l.. II. Anderson, on
Bank street.
The Westminster Guild of Christian
Endeavor will give Il social In the lee
ture-room OF the First Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening. January 21st,
nj s o'clock. The congregation cordially
invited.
Joe Butts and George Cornick. two
colored men, became involved in fight
in bar-room on Queen street yestcr-
day about II o'clock. Cornlck was car
tod l.. n.
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SIN Denies the Murder.

Matthew Bell. the negro convict now
In the city jail. and who is charged by
the North Carolina authorities with
numbering an umbrella member in that
State was visited by Commemorative
Attorney Baum yesterday and closely
questioned in regard to the crime. Bell
still denies that he murdered the man,
although he shows considerable ner-
vousness when talking about IL
"A Mr.. Shaw, of Portsmouth. who
saw the murdered man on the day of
the crime. called on Chief King last
night He will have a talk with Bell
to-day.
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Burrnss. Son & Co.,
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s,5ss Loans negotiated on favorable terms
ssiGaity ponds and other securities bought
''ssI;DeposIts received and accounts In
syited.
5E interest allowed on time deposits.
smoderate. Sos
Draw bills of Exchange and make cable
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NJ. -. n. TRIGE &c co.
Real Estate & Rental Agents
29 BANK STREET.
z Q r E & MI.

Main street, 10, 81,
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fGiadstone Hotel, store corner James and
s Offices 16S Main street.
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Us mbieton-1oS Levitt avenue; IA Res
tkhouse; 21o. iOS 4Ol Park avenue; &c Kelly
sAYenue.
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Stating Rink.

Ihis popular place of amusement will
In the future be managed by Mr. w
5. ONeill, who promises to give the p,lb'
lie rink second to none in the country
There Will be special attractions every
week He solicits the patronage of the
pubic and promises that all who at
lend the rink VIII enjoy themselves.
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POR TCALENDAR.
Meteorological Data.

u. s. Department. OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Jan. IL
Local meteorological data for the "a
nours ending p. m last night:
Maximum temperature .... 40
Minimum temperature .. IS
"a years observation 40
Departure form normal 49, plus 20
departure since Jan. 1........ minus So
Rainfall for "a hours .. l.23
Rainfall since Jan. 1st....... 123
j. j. GRAY. Observer
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Dln.t rntito ncnu,t.

The ladies should NOT fail to read the
advertisement of Levy Bros. the we'll
known dry goods and notion dealers. of
No. ia Main street. which appears in
this mornings Virainian. for the rea-
son that IL contains many things to
please them. They are Offering great
BARGAINS.
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The IJuitca chnritics.

The following Is the report of the
United Charities for the week ending
January IS, 1896:
Allowances of groceries and provi-
sions 10 2lS families; seventy-nve loads
of wood and coal.
Contributions received were as fol-
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isSS:ss ED.

LEE-Yeaterday morning. Jan
uary 18th. 1856. ut Il. m. at the Church
OF the Sacred Heart, by the Rev. Father
Wilson, EDWIN J.. JONES of Washing
ton, ID. c., to LOTTIE, daughter Of II. L.
Lee, Esq, of Norfolk. Va.
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Hcaduuartcrs

Headquarters
Pickctt-Buchanan Camp. c. V.
Norfolk. Va, Jan. IS 1896.
A TTENTiON. COMRA DES!-You arc
n requested to assemble at the Camp
Hall on TOMORROW (Monday) EVEN
JSG at $ o clock to participate in the
Memorial Banquet to he given in honor
of Gen. Il. T.. Lees birthday. All com
radcs especially invited.
BY order of
WALTER a. EDWARDS.
Commander.
T. q. JACKSON. Adjutant. jai9-it
OLcdEer copy)
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WI: eNs:S.
IIcnduriartcrs

HEADQUARTERS
Pickc:t-Buchanan Camp. C. V.
Norfol:, Va, Jan Is. 1896
A TTENTION. COMRADES!-You are
~ requested to assemble at the Camp
Hall THIS Sunday EVENING at 100
o'clock. sharp. in uniform, TO attend Me-
mortal Service at St. faul's i. T. Church.
BY order of
WALTER y. EDWARDS.
Commander
T. Il. JACKSON, Adjutant. jal9-lt
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WEATHER, Is I:I.u,.r.
Forecast Tor To-day.

Washington. d. c., Jan. II, 1896.
For Enthusiastically fair;
FAIR northwest winds.
For North Carollna-Fair;
light west winds.
The pressure has fallen In
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.onyX Tables and lamps at actual cost
~ CHAPMAN G. JAKEMAN'S.
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Tho Qucafinn.

70 see. or not TO see-That is the
question" DR.. Week can answer It.