The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-14


Its frat meeting, issu;d nine licenses
s3or prize fights with gloves.
The Savannah News says ex-Gov.
4Northen Is still putting in good lcks
An the interest of desirable immigra-
tion to Georgia,
ssSSySNe are not sure Of the wisdom OF
Scalling n new battleship Kentucky. says
the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Kentucky
4 hasn't been behaving very well lately.
The Chicago Record gives notice that
Sony other nation desiring to twist the
Islion's tail will kindly step up and apply
NOV before the fur has been all rubbed
sseffff.
The Charleston News and Courier
calls attention to the fact that It's re-
cent trade review showed $4,000 600 In
atyesfed In manufacturing enterprises In
8Eharleston.
N, The Montgomery Advertiser very
spropefly remarks that when the Cubans
win they will cease to be rebels and be-
ssEcpme patriots Rebels are those who
Eight and lose.
e Some hints OF snow In the air suggest
.&fhs inquiry: If England has to shovel
sspff her pavement what sort of a line
would she draw for the man next door?
n asks al exchange.
MISE Mr. Cleveland may assume credit II
Il ne likes for the fact that ever since he
AEsent In that first message to Congress
this has been mighty lively old
ssworld, remarks the Chicago Record.
rs Why cannot the Senate lay aside
party jealousies and animosities and do
give minutes, unselfish and useful work
8 Tor the whole country and for the COM
Ssrnon welfare? asks the Washington
ssPost.
The Philadelphia Times thinks that 1t
ii Is lucky for America she has no colonies
& In Africa What trouble 1t might give
d rise to Is shown by such attempts as arc
Y made mt colonization in the Seventh
I#;Ward.
Ss Lexington, KY, has two rival Mayors
sgaf past experience means anything
There Will be an official funeral in Lex.
9fngton before many days. But Ole
h :Aaintucy amt what she once was, re.
s marks the Chicago Journal
The New York World modestly as.
sgerts that 1t has forced the President
8 70 break with the bond syndicate and
tissue call for a popular loan. Mod
Ssstysts a natural characteristic of the
World, Sassld, remarks an exchange.
me Chicago Tribune says that one
81 IS Bright, Of the Democratic party.
q ma Esemitted a remark to the effect that
&c would rather see Presidential con-
Ssvention held in the Internal regions
ssehan IN Chicago. Now we know Col
ss3rrlght's opinion of the "Windy CITY,
the Washington Times says that at
s43aE55lsalcclkwell, England, the largest battle
ISL! MP }in the world is nearly readv for
and will be called the Fri,
Sss ssIltt OF Fusi Yama, as originally in
Il tended . 1t is bettleship of Harvev-
sized steel armor, 400 feet long 70 foo,
Il broad. and AZ feet deep.
81 "a exchange says that the Land of
81 sssn14nfshine pronounces Rider Hapeard,s
ss Heart OF the World" a ''gorgeous,v
q fs ssltLaL bic book" but before doing so
81 that Mfr Haggard conscien-
/ LOUSY misspells two-thirds of the
spanish words he uses. and misuses q
E Sair share of the rest; and this Is his
3 least blunder."
lEf me Virginian acknowledges the re-
Iseealpts OF the Sun almanac for 1896, 21st
&; year OF its publication. Its contents
sssffnn ler the usual variety of informa-
sefso'nl on subjects appropriate to publica-
s tfnn OF this nature, and its political
81 Il taatistics are Of exceedingly valuable
sttstlaracter. The almanac is issued free
y ne subscribers of the Baltimore
8 snn, daily and weekly. 1t is o very
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