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New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
HAHNE & CO., NEWARK, \. J.
NEWARK, N. ].

sired. 1t is promised that catalogue Of such gifts
recitng theiI history and The name Of the giver,
shall always be kept open 10 public inspection.
Any patriotic society may use the headquarters for
meetings.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
|'' 50, ~

Among the interesting news features OF the
last week were the Sunday clos.ng agitauon IN
Jersey City. Judge Dixon's charge to the fassaic
County Grand Jury. the meeting OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Conference in Newark and
various political developments of more or less
importance.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

buff of Washington and his aids. their cooked hats
worn sldelong with the union cockade, their whole
equipment as seen at that moment was the most
martial of anything have ever seen.
WHEN THE PEACE TREATY WAS SIGNED.
Washington's headquarters were still IN the Berrien
mansion. and soldiers encamped upon the green
In front the house when the trcnty or peace Win
Great Britain was signed the third day or sep
tember. l7s3 After that Washington spent his time
advising with the Congress in regard to peace es-
tablishment and in arranging for the occupation
of New-York 50 soon as ii snoul1 be evacuated Wy
the British on october Is the Congress issued Il
proclamation dischnrgng the main part or me arny,
and soon after this Washington delivered his Famous
fars we'll address 10 the Army which Is dated ROCKY
Hill near, Princeton. November 2, lI3 Tne last
document indted by him from the Berrlen man
sion Of which there Is record. was Ietter 70
Guy Carleton asking N the most courtly ana dpio-
matte terms that definite date be set for the Brit
Ish evacuation of New-YOrk. This occurred on NO.
veuber 25 and Washington. IN accordance with
prearranged plans. at once took military possession
Of the city ,,., ,.os,
The house around which SO much historic interest
clusters painted green belongs 70 the helrs Oh
Martin Howell Of New-Brunswck. The rock quarry
for which the farm was noted in the olden times Is
still a wealth producer and the heirs or hoWe!,
have organized under the name or the Rocky fi.l
Ouarrv Company to work II. This company iease,
the property 10 the so-called Rocky Hill stone anu
Storage Company, which in turn has rented tne
picturesque old mansion TO an Italian padrone'
who seems TO delight in its vivid color and the tX-
celent opportunity it affords for the sale OF peer
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
4 VICTIM OF FATE.

When this caprice # fortune came to the atteh-
ton Of Miss Kate McFarane Of Rocky HILL all tne
patriotc blood Of her Revolutionary ancestors
started violently IN her veins. She looked UP 'he
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

Hoboken has woman. Susan Trainor by
name who has spent all but three Of her last
eighteen years in jail. Her terms of imprison-
ment usually range from thirty to sixty days,
and she is seldom long at liberty. An uncon-
trollable appetite for liquor appears to be the
cause OF ii all
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

Developments In several damage suits against
corporations recently indicate that the phys-
clans OF New-Jersey must soon take action to
put themselves right with the public or suffer
the consequences. Reference IL here made TO the
practice. of late exceedingly prevalent of phys.-
clans acting as detectives for the trolley and
railroad companies. 1t Is neither right nor
seemly that when the unfortunate victim of an
accident is writhng In pain-sick nigh unto
death in many casee-corporation agents under
the guse Of healers should push their way to
the bedside Of patient and seek to extort from
him statements that may afterward be used
against his interests. If the reputable medical
men of the State do not publicly frown upon
conduct of that kind, they must be prepared for
q considerable depreciation in the confidence
and respect hitherto extended to them.
Mrs. Malaprop has evidently moved to Jer-
sey City. She was present a week ago at meet
ing called for the purpose of allowing certain
persons to say what they thought about Princi-
pal Gulford. Of School No. Z. or course she
made speech. Here's a part Of IT:
Mr. Guilford told one occasion that my
boys are incorruptibe. and that had better put
them on a schoolship. What do with my children
IL for me to say. and not for Mr. Gullford. What
ever Is the matter with hissen my children is Just
"a bright hissen.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

The resolutions adopted at the mass-meeting
IN the Jersey City Tabernacle last Monday night
touched a sore spot in Prosecutor Winheids an
atomy He objected especially to this para
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
THURSDAY. : JANUARY 80, 1896
MR.. BLOWERS SIDE.

The communication which is pub
lished below was received this morning
from Mr.. Blowers. We are very glad to
give the requested space, as it is the de-
sire of this paper to give both sides the
strictest justice. AS THE CHRONICLE
has no interest in the matter further
than this, we do not make any comment
upon the contents of the letter, though
Mr.. Blowers, in writing that The CHRoN-
ICLE said the matter was call closed up
in open COURT does not quote us cor
rectly. What this paper said was that
whatever was done, was done with the
full concurrence of all the members of
the county court, and Mr.. Blowers was
present when the granting of the fran
chise was decided upon. This is the
end of the matter.
EDITOR CHRONICLE:
IR:-Having just read an affidavit
from Winans Bros. and an explanation
in your issue of today in regard to the
action of the county court at its last
session in declaring Hood river public
highway. etc., feel that in justice to
the other members of the court I should
be heard in the matter.
So far as my part in the article quoted
from the Glacier is concerned, 1 was not
correctly quoted, and as soon as no.
ticed it wrote reply and went to the
editor with it, intending also to reply
through your paper; but discovering it
was an unintentional mistake on Mr..
Blythe's part, thought it an act of
courtesy to set the matter right through
the columns of the same paper in which
the mistake occurred; also believing
that no one of my friends would for a
moment believe would stoop SO low as
to prevaricate in order to shun my share
of responsibility in any action taken in
open court, when I had acquiesced
there. (But it appears 1 was mistaken
in my estimate of my friends.) 1 there
fore wrote a reply setting everything
right; but as our paper is not issued un-
til Saturday, although my explanation
was in the hands of the editor long be-
fore l saw the article in your paper, l
feel that I am entitled to an explanation
through the columns of THE CHRONICLE
The affidavit above mentioned is of
course true, and SO is your statement so
far as 1t goes; but to make matters plain
to Hood Riverites 1 VIII explain fully.
When Mr.. Winans approached me IN
regard to the matter was much pleased
with the idea, knowing that the opening
of the river and building and operating
mills here would be the making of our
little city, besides bringing a large
amount of taxable property into the
county and making large and almost
endless forests of timber tributary valu-
able, whereas it is now comparatively
worthless. But knowing the propensity
some of our good citizens have for kick
ing, advised Mr.. Winans to go down
and see how they felt in regard to the
matter; which he did. Upon his re-
turn he reported everyone in favor of
the project, and those along the stream
willing to sign away their rights to the
bank for the purpose of making inn
provements. Being very fayorably i'm
pressed with the proposition myself, and
believing that all my neighbors felt the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
TIE LOST FOUND.
Cnpi. Thomas. orthc Arcndim. Rcpori,
All Well with Iightsh!p %"45.

The Baltimore sun of yesterday says
one Of the best know lightships on The
Nor;h Atlantic Coas; is missing. and
here Is considerable alarm over her
safety. Winter Quarter Shoal light YES
sci. No. 40, officially known as No. i22.
has no: been seen since before the . .eat
storm Of Tuesday night and Wednes-
day morning. and il is feared that she
II - cUltS TO grief The light hip WAS,
wnen IN position. mOJred in 10 feet OF
water. :wo and IL half mills cas-, south
east by nor.h Of Assateaque leland. and
about eight and half miles from the
coast Of Virginia. Half dozen steam
e.. which have come from Southern
ports within the last few days passed
co,e To where No. 20 should lie. but she
was not visible. There are twelve men
aboard the l:ehish!p. ana while the
Was i net anticipated, there l.; consid-
cradle alarm over their dis appearance.
The iightship has Two gnasis, schooner
yggcd."
Captain Thomas. OF the steamship
Arcadia. arrived here yesterday and ic-
ports haliing he Lost l!Ehtship He say.
IL aboard We're well. and wished 10
be 80 reported. The vessel was sailing
fpH the Chesapeake 10 make anchorage.
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AT WciiltDcrc's.

Mr.. NJ. Weinberg has gotten in his
new store, new number 39i old num-
Der 20 Church street. and is in hand
some place to be sure. Mr.. Weinber;:
mas been waiting for this event ami
offers an elegant assortment of clouks
andtcapes for ladies. misses ana chill
drcn al! the latest styles and patterns.
AT reasonable figure. and will he
pleased tn have the ladies 10 call in ana
examine them.
IN addition 10 these goods MIR Vein
berg has large assortment or millinery
GOODS. ladies' and Tcntlemen's sill; and
incn handkcrchioiS which. like the
other articles mentioned. he purchased
OH "A recent visit To the Northern mar
keis. and being de.'iguus of closing them
out a; short notice h has decided tn
cell them at prices within the reach
Of All, HIS stocl: of dry goods. wh::"
Sdods. worsird9 ana notions is also fun
ana complete. and those looking for
oaiGa!nS VIII 90 well Ia give him Il call
His stoch is a larl5e one. and business is
good with him because he sells at
moderate prices. Remember the num-
BEL is 3i9 Church stree, ana Weinberg
: the man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

Next year the Rca! Estate Exchange
VIII be located in the Umstadtev build
Ing.
An Italian was arrested on Main
street Yesterday for not keeping his
push-cart in motion
Ia the church calendar to-day will be
The fourth Sunday in Advent. The day
following will he 81. Thomas Day.
Rev. Or. liowerton. of the First Pres
nNtersah church. closes his pastorate
mere 'a-day. preparatory 10 leaving for
hiS now field in Charlotte. y. G.
y bull dog attacked an old man on
ihe corner of Smith and Nicholson
streets yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock. bling him on the leg In several
place. :
About two hundred co!ored excur-
sionist~ arrived in Norfolk yesterday
morning from points on the Atlantic and
Danville railroad. They return in the
evening
Ii is announced that DR.. w. Il. Gil
christ. veterinary surgeon. of this city.
and Miss Nora Mcneil, of Washington
county. y. y, will be married in the
latter place on the I'D instans sssSiey
wil! cside on DeBree avenue. ssss
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Something for the tI,iidrcn-s Christ
INNS

The G-oai Atlantic ana Pacific Tea
SomY2ny. NJ No. %Ci NJ in s;.ep:. with
= u~nI. ent>.pr!s', ".il give during he
present week ~ al! purchases nf une
POM" Thea NeclGr iva !o,tlgd e%-
Facts. one round !. & T. b4k.n" pow
der. ore rlun'i y. = =. pi2e. 5Jc worth
OF tea. S!.Gp worth OF coffee. ~ 15s wOr:n
IF Tea ana crt!ec beautifully Illus
rated ':"sy -, IL, hand omely bound
!nd jCs :ae ,hing r. christmas pres
II: o" the cai'hren. The company VIII
also give beautiful art calendar 10 all
purchases of ;ens. cpffees. baking pow
Ter. sp!ces, e% .ac;. corn starch. and
1ucc during The Ch:istmaS and New
Yea" holidays. The goods of The Great
\tlln!lr ana pic,iir Tea 90. aye first
lass. aad sod NJ ;ae usual low p Ice.
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Intense nccorat;or..

Although the retail merchant does no.
make M, wares he sells. VI. the impi c,-
Of the buyer Is Stamped upon each ar
i!clc he selects ana Offers - nj. Gu
toners. and his Is also true Of the way
the advertiser tells Of his offerings In
.hc press.
This is eviden; in the stock Of good.
Offered by the Umstad.c.- Mycrs Com
pany III to-dly's Virgin!an Their
taste has always found its prediction
in the fine. the beautiful, the stylish.
ana artistic, ara thci. stocks are pre-
em'neniiy strong in these features this
sea son.
Their furniture In every hing for pa--
lor, library, dining room. and he'd room.
mas been chosen fnr their merit. their
lyle. and ihsir a!tis;.c lines. Although
.tis desirable - have goods at all price.
for all purposes. nothing has been
bought unless it could reach the fixed
standard OF beauty and merit ana no:h-
ing Is offered by this well known con
Germ unless Il cam bcar The stamp of
their recommendation. whose establish
mon: extending over more Than the
space OF seven ordinary stores, is filed
IN every nook ana corner with good.
suitable for the season
In their china and glassware dcpart-
nent ths tmstadtcg- Myers Comnany
nave stock of goods far in excess Of
that of any previous season. They make
=" = ct OutilHS III All staple goods, ami
such "a dinner and tea sets. fish and
game sets. and hundreds Of diffcten.
articles for The table the dressing
stand. the man;el--helf, and for the
many varied uses china has been pa,
to.
Probably the most s;rikingly pic;uy
esnue use china has been pu; TO is
PORCELAIN Dlvo!," in Royal s.. X
Teplitz ware.
The expression and nose in many or
ihese pieces are truly striking and
would grace any han or stairway.
Their Royal Rookwuod" and
edsewood' ware. Royal Bonn"
Hanover" "BurbeNSil" ava ON.
ware. make handsome display. and
while described in TWO columns OF to-
day; paper, it nevertheless would re-
qui!e visit 10 their Establishment 10
convey a fair idea of the stock they ear
~. its variety. or extent ana in ihci,
behalf, we invite the reatier OF the Wy
ginian TO pay them whit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
Christmas Holiday RnIcs to All Points
on the Norfolk and western RniI.

Norfolk 10 Lynchburg and return
SS.15. Norfolk TO Richmond and return
Sa'ao Correspondingly low rates To all
points on its line. Tickets on sale De-
cember 22d, 23d. 24th. 25th, Goth. 3lst ana
January LIST. good for return passage un-
II January 4th. 1897, Upon presentation
of certificate from principal or superin
tendent OF the different colleges. stu
dents will be enabled TO secira th.,"a
tickets from December 10Th to DIST. in
elusive. For full information apply 10 c,
II. Bosley. City Ticket Agent. j26 Main
street. new number 272) or 10 ticket
agent Norfolk and Western depot, foot
of Main street. T.. w. Courtney. Dis
trict Passenger Agent. del7.I9.o0 o %
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meteorological Dn,n.

e. 6. Department Of Agriculture,
Weather bureau. Norfolk, Dec. 10.
The following observations are record
ed for the past - hours:
Maximum temperature ............ A.,
minimum temperature ............. 30
Normal temperature deduced from
- years observations ........ "A
Departure from normal since March
ist NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. plus 32G
Departure from norma! ...... minus 3
Departure from normal since Janu-
airy LIST Observation-Disclosures. plus 3l9
Rainfall - hours Observation-Disclosures. 0
Rainfall since December LIST ...... 3.l7
j. j. GRAY, Observer.
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a Sweet Window.

Passers by of Diggs. Headquarters for
toys and candies, at No. 2a4 Main street.
yesterday were attracted by the noun
windows. Huyler's candles, in pound.
two pound and five pound boxes, taste
fully arranged, filled this window and
called forth many complainant ry re-
marks at the taste displayed in the ar
rangement Of these goods. Mr.. Diggs
Is the sole agent for Ruylerfs candies
In Norfolk. 81
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norn and IlalfGrown ~ TWO non,ns

Our Wood and Coal Company is only.
about two months old-f3t ana half
grown. Its mana ger, MIR. #. f. Walters.
Is half hundred years old, with bust
ness experience in this city since 1861
From California TO Texas. the English
Dominions and French Republic his cx-
perience has laugh. him To win. Give
your patrons what they buy and all they
buy. We are certainly DOING 1t. Nice
dry pine wood, sawed. split and delivered
With our patent splitter, S4.0Q per cord:
large store wood $500. Coal Nas low as
the lowest.
OUR WOOD AND COAL CO..
Phone 292. Chapel and Henry SITS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
Real Estnte Exchange 70 Move

The Real Estate Exchange vii! remove
from the present location - the TIM
stad:er building. 23G Main street. and
attorneys and others in interest are ad-
Ni:ed in an advertisement; in the Vir-
G!rian to-day that auction sales TO be
held in the Exchange aftcY December
81, 1896. must De advertised 10 lake place
at the new location.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

S. ;f (. as bEtF<zEigg5
Nsag %Ssssy g5}} l zs 75s. %. ~ ~
SERVICES IN BRAAlBIEroN

McKendree NJ. e. church. Rev. II. H..
Bennett. paStor-Preaching to-day Mt IL
a. III. and p. IN. Sunday school at
$3.50 n. IN. Epworth League at : y. nj.
Park Avenue Baptist church-Rev
J. j. Hall. D. D.. will preach to-day at
IL a. III. and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject
Gods Law of Exchange" evening sub
ject, From Prison To n Palace"
Memorial christian Templc-Prcach-
ing to-day by the pastor at'll A. IN. and
$40 y. m. The Y. p. S. c. T.. will meet
at 6:45 y. M.
Sturgeon Memorial Baptist church.
Rev. f. II. Martin. MISUNDERSTANDING
to-day at IL Il. III. by Rev. T.. 5. G. Davis
of Portsmouth. The pastor will preach
at Giimerton at IL a. m. and will preach
speciai sermon ut $50 +. IN. at Spur
geon Memorial church.
Trinity NJ. Il. church-Scrvices TODAY
at the usual hours by the pastor. Rev.
l.. a. Potts.
SERVICES IN ATLANTIC CITY.
Lekies Memorial churchill L. John
son, ID. d.. will preache to-day at II
a. IN. and 80 p. IN. Morning subject.
The, Incarnation of the Eternal Som"
night subject. The Crown of Creation. -
Sunday school ut $50 a. M
Rev. W. r. Keefe breaches in the W.
c. 4. L. Hall. Colley avenue. at the
usual hours to-day. Morning theme,
waiting for the Water to Move" even
ing theme. "Pauls Hobby ana its Effect
on two Nations"
Cooley Memorial church, the Rev. r.
~. Robinson. paStor-Public worship al
ii n. m. and I D. M Morning theme.
"Discodntcnt. Noble and Ignuble:''
evening. evangelist service Christian
Endearors At and G:30 p. M Christ :
mas day sscrvice at II n. m. aud an Of
fering for the Fredericksburg Home and
School.
bamberts Point Presbyterian church
Public worship at IL a. M. and 7:3o u
M. conducted by the REV. l.. H. Bald
win.
MAKEMIE LEAGUE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

FOR ,SALE.-Well built residence on
Wood street; sold for no fault: TOO large
path and all the modern conveniences
lot HlsXllb: splendid oppor;....I for
ton on tive lots in rear. ~ feet xi2o. On
which can Ire erected three (D nice
tenement houses. For terms. etc, APP
ply on premises. No. GO Wood street.
myb-tf
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forccns, ami General Conditions For
To-day.

Washington. D. c.. Dec 20.
For Nirgnia-Par:ly cloudy
IcnlnYl weather. no change in ten
peraturc; Varia bile winds
II For North Carol.na-Cene-
rally fair; northerly 10 caster
10 winds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
Tic Grent KoI,,,,y 60,

Now going on at Levy Bros. is attract
ing crowds OF buyers. Presents suita bic
for every one. Prices suitable to ali.
Big reductions in lace and and chenille
curtains and dress goods Be sure Won
visit US this week.
LEVY BROS Bargain Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

FOR SALE.-An almost new Domestic
sewing machine. with full set of fix
lures. The machine was taken for
debt ana owner has no use for 1t: cost
S55 and can be bought for $50 spot cash
Call at GSS Church street, (new number
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PORT CALENDAR
ly inds.

sun rises. 7:l4 n. m: sun sets Ana p
m: high water. S:57 a IN. and 90 y
m; low water. 2.35 q. III. and 3:2g i. III
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

FOR SALE-The desirable residence lot
on Corick avenue. foot OF Bermuda ST..
terms reasonable. Apply to c. w
Koolage, 1851. Bermuda ST au5-tf
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holiday Excurslon Ticlscls.

If YOU contemplate Il trip to the North
or West. call upon OF address Arthur c.
Lewis. Passenger Agent Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, under Atlantic Hotel
de 19-5t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MONEY.-li you want 10 learn how to
make money IN Wall street on so and
upwards. send for my plan of specula-
ton Gree. r. MORTIMER PINE.
Banker and Broker. II Broadway. New
YORK. len0-lts
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FOR SALE.-I have for sale on easy terms
a good, farm at the growing town OF
Wtnfal. n. G.. on the n. & S. Railroad.
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BOARD. Single gentleman can obtnin
nicely furnished room and good bcaid IN
private family good iJcIt on: ~ mod
-rn conveniences. REMINGTON. - y.
Box 1856 dcgO-St,
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FoR SALE.

FOR SALE--Ciood chance to buy good
wood yard In ii nice location. in fine run
ming order. Price reasonable. Address
u. b." Virginian office. detS-lw'
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MRS. MARY BALI. CDiZER,-w, he az
the Atlantic Hotel tomorrow. She Will
remain n the city Two weeks TO re-
co.vc Christmas ard New Year orders.
de20-lt,
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NANTED.-A coed salesman to sell our
l.ubricating OiiS and Greases from sam
pies: local travelling man: liberal
commissions. Address THE HOWARD
Ohio. tie2p-ltt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

MEN EVERY WH!lEE, at horne or tlav-
cling 10 advertise ava sell our sCaNs
;nd ,sncc.aiiies. TACK siGns. .d:str!huto
circulars. place SAMPLES orders. etc.
steady position. salary so weekly and
expenses. or large commission.
SCiIAfEt BROS, M.!wanEec, WIS
CnI,-ot