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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

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~ DANNiLLE RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN ri Feet MARCH II. 'g6.
l:.I No. i--ba!i! Leaves NcrioIk
l{hIpncc's Compress Wharfj at $50 a. M m.
Nes N4?ioll: 800 n. m. for Danvilic and
ir,,crEadR'c points: arriving at Dan
Train No. Daily excent Sunday
.,hSts N"rfo!h $40 u. IN. " est Nocfolt
":!p u. IN. arriving l.nWrenrcviic 1880 D.
~. t..1V" l.nW:enccNi.te (Eo - 80 a m
arliN. Lanvl!le 1885 n IN.
~ Y ~ " eonneets at isMPO2IA with
g9;.nis Sn"ih, living L-mpoiil $40 j.. n.
This rain viii await the ARRIVAL OF rain
III ~, Wien notified by the y. c. L., hat
fhv- e. are pas sen-etS Tor points on The
ana -. West Of EnnCr'a.
TRAN No. connects at DENl.fS'rCN
JUNCTION. "!th Norfoi, ana Yves; crn
Il. u Tor nurhain AID intermcclntc po!rts,
l'rul.s Sos :t:.I - Cnnngc. :. at Jt:ir
fRmSG JUNGTlr" ana .pA%YtLIT far
All in'tH ~ southern railway sYStcm
Iulrtnn sierpeis between Danv.llc and
= shcElile, Atlanta. Jacksonville Mem
pn!s ara New Orleans.
Tint.; ga aal" ard baggage checked n.
Wnlkc'S agency and Ccinnguv's wharf
N"ri1!l, "rd u ". " II. Williams Agcn.
c, y OVENS. VA VI TAYLOR.
rT'S q rt'INwe'. H,.,,--'-4a,,flnnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Peas-Steady; b.ack-eye peas, new
crop, Sl.25q / 40 per bag; black, 500 soc
per bushel: clay. 40c. Der busheI.
Southern White Germ. Soc mixed corn.
csc. wa ~
Oats-Steady: Mixed. Zoe; white. soc
Mill Feed-Markct steady: bran. S1o.5
@i4.00; shipstutf or Eliddiing. Sli.; meal.
-Shite bolted. per 50 pounds. 40c.
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uer",rs- 81, r.,,a.a ";"n,,cr.
w,Sai5.,.Sa RI 3lissTAEIO2N
i'ruy:sioii..
Norfolis. Va. De-. lG. 1896.

.Ntti' a. IT, Ih, 1870.
F.sh-Mue..c.e -. :. la :. -. $40.
new. sGndu. 500, mex, Medium, Sl2.UJ,
no .. IL S.r,s. $50. iierr,,a.. Family
Roe. hulI barrel. s..ij; Nurtn Carolina
Cut Herring, $3.S5. eastern III barrels.
S225.
Proyis.ons-Market strong: mess pork,
new, S5.5y. Aalu, pork. :, g.. b.
iiuiS Ntgt~-ss .cs.dE; ce,..--...s. *, q
A7,c.. ~ 80 stzr and cut: TAT =. Is. az =;
bellies. e. a5'-c.. n TO size pieces: pork,
Sh6ulis Susay-,ured. &c.
Bacon shoulders. Cl.c.
preasf-Sil .;'."-,u.ed, nc.
Hams ,.iheic ifGi5c., S. C. slip
hams. il%40 e.
Lart-ln.c lara tiegces. ,i=c.: cases.
ana tuhs. sc. ovci price uf ;ierces: com
pound o.: ;:erces. ~ cases ana tub
Chees cream lO'@aio@.c; wss.crn
Butter MARKET stronger: New York
state q ny, rcw. 80; fresh creamery
gaT2ic: We ,r'u. 'SI 2nc
EareGonO Cii-l7irm: 10 degrees. 7'Ac. !:
80 degrees. Zoe, Red. 80 degrees. 1910.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

E"2in. Y.oO per barrel; pitch 81. % per
haif"!: Ear. Si.IJ ger por.; barrel an:
$50 !;glon: turpcntinc. sec Der gallon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
EvENlNG EN,I.Ess I.EAYrs Nnn.

EVENlNG ENli,Ei;S LEAVES NOR
tEOLS @:io I. m daily. tcAccpt Sunday,
ior Mtzabeth City'. EdcntGl: ana way
%ith "a" Steamer heuse tuesday, Thurs.
~! "hii ltniday FOR ..rW i,.ru. Roanoke
kin.ion anG C;oidshoro. Via A. {: n. {. Il
X. ana 10, Jacksonville, Wilmington. ~
e., anu all stations on tho w 81 Y. y
Il, H. -' O. ~.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
air Dried F,i,,r ,..,rn,.er.

IL iinorinE, dry and clear. Sll.00al20U;
NO. =. SS.10@9.00; edge box, SG.5)ay7 90;
STOCK Don. ES.OOnS.50: small icisis. $3.50:
!.lr@e ioists. $9.OO66l0.0O; 2Si 1G scan;IIn ;.
SI.au
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
RTA SOUTHERN
%N Railway CO.

THROUGH WESTERN NORTH CARO-.
LIMA. THE "LhND GF THE SI.Y''
Inc oi.iy !Iiir oi;rI.i,!I!S =. SOLID l.3t!n be-
i"teH -,nalo.s. aI.u LI...t.,- u1tsu WIKI i'.i!i-
- "a ''-'"!''i. \ az d>'",u''. t.aI.l2n t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
ARRIVE AT EOIkoLK

= M-Ail. And ENrIii!S:j daily except
suhusD at - p. M, end Express daily
with a.. rail- and steam Hines II Horfoik
ioT the North, East and West Pheaen-
NorIoli; and Western depot FrelEh. sta.
tiontion on Water street.
,. EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
tASL FREtGET LINE AND OLD DO,
ana East via, NorfIlk ana Norfolk and
Eonlhern railroad and Easte:n North
Freight received daily Until : u. m. ana
fGr"Irded promptly ut los rate.
Tor farther Information AMY to ibe
General Office OF the ~. & s. r. II. Co,
IL =. HuDGINs.
T. Is. KING. General MANAGER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Michigan. Ohio. and Indiana. No. 1.
Timothy hay. No. 9. slS.o0015.oo; mixed,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
TRAVELLERS GyIn.:.
N INN s w NolfoIkaa}HIsstsr,1
Schedule in Effect

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 5. 1890
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
I:i0 a. m-For Richmond. Wash!uwton.
LynchburE and the West.
4:35 p. m.-Nestibulcd Limited for Rich
mond and Washington. stops
only al Suffolk. Waverly and
Petersburg.
900 p. m-For Pctcrshurg. l,ynchbure
the Yves; and Sou;hwes:.
Trains arrive al Norfolk daily. So. a. m
II % Il. IN. and 1870 p. III.
Tickets and all Information at station
and q: Main street.
W. IL. BEVli.I.
General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

CaSh Neutrality-suspicious. was quiet and
steady; No. 2 spring wheat, 76MGlISc,:
No. red, $50 @9Oi4c.; No. 2 corn. 23c. !:
so. 2 Gets, 171ac.
Atcss park, s6.Soq6.S5: lard, ss77,s@
$50: $. r. sides. s3.s5@4.05; d. S. shout
ders, s4.2a9 80; S. G. sides. $4,000. l2IL:.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Nohse ..:Jil,e., l..u, cuu.Iuuu lJS. a.
iaif. lO'=W lac. good. IeulSi.c.; CHOICE.
3Oiac.
Syrups and Enthusiastically; sy.-
UPS. Bright. lS02Sc.: Fair Grades, 100
zoe: Porto Rico. 10. - and &c. as TO
grade.
"OM Poe: Good. 25W30c, Choice. sc.
fiour-Ma"kct stronS and higher:
western spring Wheat. Best Patent.
Family, S5.3" Winter Wheat. Best PA
tent, S2.25; Choice Straight Family, $50;
Good Extra. Si.o0: meal.per hac OF lG0lbs'
soc. per bag of GIBBS. 74c.: per bag of
50ibs.. 40c.
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. soc. al 90.
as to grade: G. ~. b5I65c. as to weight.
ace-Miiied, 4@m61ac. rough. clear
of red. 10cs: with red. 65c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
TI.AvEI.I:i,~, s:UInH.
rnAvEI.Eiso GUIDE.
norfolk. virginia Beech 0nd southern R. R
t'N%GNG BErwEi:N 3;oKto,.,
1h Eamou. virginia BEACH SoI S.,s.,

f'''fN ,"I'IV III .ii-Nt '1VDItIIlDVf .Nth, Ie.f
DAILY !1->lI.i't 81 .NtJAN
Leave Norfolk. Leave VA K..,,.b
~ u IN. M'N,d 200 am. Local I'm
II 80 a. IN. Local EX $40 p. III. Mixed.
iN y. m. Local I'm 500 u. IN. lutui E,x
SUNDAY TE.NtSS
1850 u. III. Local EX ~ y. IN. Local rgN
3V y. m. Local lsX Jpo u. IN Local t.y
ate stations TO put OF or take on pnssen-
gers.
Local Express Trains make the trip In
forty-ilvc minutes.
r. p. HOLLAND.
General Suprriut..ndcnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

$3.50 1T fEVNI, ~ o. Mann etrcct.
". X. GREEN. General superintendent
J NJ: CIIP. Tra;fic 3ara.,6r.
w. a. TURK. General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
NO EXTRA FARE Gil ANY TRAM.

No. iO3. Tito Atlanta Special leaves
Norfolk. ,ia Ferry, rilLi, nj ll.3D pm.
lenycs portSmou.h, naii,. nj 1901 night,
ior snitok, Esaul!,u. U,skins. Woiioa. Ilendsr-
son arr. Durham dolly uIcopt S,Iudayl. Raleigh.
sSIutnern Pincd NiimmEtou tyir iian,let Nntr..
nnro. honro-. Ctarlrttr. i.incolntor. hhoiby.
tnthnr,"rhi9n. ,hcsiry C!intuI. Greenwood
hbouvii'c, llhrrtpa. Nthcnt. htlhUta. cnlurb !s.
,Nuyust,. aiken. Macun, IioriL,. tis;,-.oo.I
N''n'ilic. NJ, nrni- Texas. CRl.trsg sTia lI,'n-
Eh'si u !. 'n.i TSain. ,,i;.. PE!i:..i g;,i.r.
o' 'spri- All Ncstina ioi ConcEts
No. II. % The =. $. j.. laptrsS" leaves
Aorin!h, daily, nj o.H3 III. frHrrS Ports.
montii, daily. nt g.i5 nm. for ailnto,c lai..,
oScont does not su~t uF Charlotte "a t.toi.;,r
rrntIal DiT-'on). ana 81, Nv",io, Tor ri :'l.r.ia
~ ~ rory. Mobile. rcratcoln. New t'-'cars. Tr,nr.
Gnircri':; a. ~ .r;in N'on,,,,s, Wr,,uae,'r. and
.IiNN. ,'or iandiri ~ e. tIar,,Hs :Rr ,l"r,.
Lhrr'S. p"nlotom. ti';r'r", ''".r. lewiston pur-
h1n. COLUMBIA nuG ANrt.t. daily a,cnl. s,'iI.y
n-r,r"s NimlnFton VA luulsn jrii. except
40 &c, hr-ive rari,,.auth DALI. 9san,r
20 " Arrive "a. ts.u;''ii dHii,. :turn,
~ trs"'s. biE'tgr 2H' ci, sla-pir. car c.a.-
Na''"af' ctc.. rpriS 90
;: )" 100. ir 'a~,'c l.. :. dale ST.. Norioil Va
HhH"! f"Fi''. lrav. "a'Nr AEi.. PnrI.rout,, Va.
J. ST. In'IN. Nio'.r'..tirrI aud Gcnuai Manager.
-. W - GtoNEr. 4, H. ,Tp.RsoS
liaris HHtFrt-. Isr,raIua,,'r ,-t
II,
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E1Ii0Ik ( HQShiNIol S'plHl9g' "A.

.e.mcrs NEWPGi'i MEMS. Ns;a-
:rE tOA md NoRFOLi[ VIII leave
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urrnirr. Mlsns.L Lowest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-27

Tor each am every doz eff NO. . red tubular globe lar
F1g each ad every 5dozsso NO. . white tubular globe s
FeE eaeh = very dz Of No . white abuar globes - s
FOR each and svefy dzs j" No . red tubular globes the -
sum off,. 90. -. ... IS. 81. -. S. -. ~ q. $50. 800 ~
For each and every pair e rubber boots short per pair, the
sum s%~s -. -. 80. -, $50 66
Er each and every InderhIis handled * each the sum IT, 100 10
fMr eacn and very updefhnIs shnglng hatchet No. 2 each
For each and every Underhnrs smngnng Ratchet NO. 8 each
For each m every Atha claw hammer MOI ach the
FOR each ad every Atha claw hammer No. " each the
For each n every axe helve the u off, - 81. III. .... 80 q
rr eacn and every No. 8 galvanize iron pump it. long
each the UNI of .M.% .. -. ... II. M 4. !. .. 1000 1915
For each and every No 6 galvanized ton pump 10 IT, long
each the sum of .... $500. .. .... x. 4. ~ ..... 200 1876
For each and every No 8 galvanized. ron pump u ii. long
each he sum 81 49,. -. 80 =. es.s. s. ...~.. 400 Qa
For each an every linen tape so IT long the sum OF .....E Led IN
f9r each nc every IT, o. S-py rubber hose in. an coup
FOR each and every IT. of 8py rubber hose h in n coup
Iungsc complete The sum of. 80. ..... -. -r ....... so 1N
For each and every quire No . enoy coth the sum of-.... 80 q
FOR each n every quTe No. I emory cloth the sum of.... 80 81
Cor each M every qure No q emory cloth the sun of .. LOO 1O
Cor each n every qure TO- o sandpaper the sum of ... rs q
For each n every qurea No. 1 sandpaper the sun of ..... rs q
For each n every qure. No 2 sandpaper the SUI of -. I. 5 q
For each and every qure No. 2s sandpaper the sun of, ..s IS q
For each n every box metal polish QCinton the sum Off,. 15 81 10
For each ad every can harness. grease the sum of - -. so n
For ech and every can hoofo oil the sun Off,. :. 4. ...... so II
For each and everyc AN potash q ID can the sun of $1,000. 30 q
FOR eacha ms every channels * the sum of $780,. ... 49,. $50 1a
For each an every railroad wheebarrw each the sun Off,. 400 35
Fr each ms every coal barTowz the sun Of. .- ...... 800 1910
Received N referred to- their appropriate committees
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ances Of this Board have not been compiled
and put into manual form for the use Of
the members Of the Beard of Aldermen
or the public since 1881; thereof be it
and they are hereby requested to make
an appropriation to this Board of five hum
dred dollars, or as much as the Board Of
Finance may consider sufficient for the
printing in manual form the ordinances
passed by the Board of Aldermen since
1851, SO that its members may be able TO
perform their duties fntelligently.
On motion of Alderman Iiauck the
Board then adjourned.
MICHAEL J. ODoNNELL,
City Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-27

BOARD OF STREET AND WATER COMMISSIONERS
Official proceedings
Regular meeting of the Board OF Street n Water Commissioners held ON
monday June 15 1885, at W O'clock r. M
PreSent-CommESonersB otwoo Hentze Kaiser and President Brown.
Observation-Disclosures Harding &C.
The reading of the minutes Of regular meeting, held June s. 1885, and of
aa9gMIned meeting. held June.n 1885, was dispensed with AM We're, upon motion,
ordered approved ass ngrossed. $3.50
On motion, the rus we're dispensed With and business was proceeded
OPENING OF SEALED PROPOSALS.
roposaI for building a 15-nch vtrifcd pbe sewer in Tonnee avenue, from
= penn pom pa nouta aMsOnf feet onh O. Newark avenue to and connecting With thu eve
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be requested to trapsfer from the
appropriation for salaries Of OH
GERS of this Board for 1856, 10
the credit of the Committee on
Decoration Day and Fourth Of july. tie
sum OF fifty dollars (50}, the same to be
Used by the said committee in decorating
buildings on the occasion OF the tg0sh an
nlyersary of our National Independence
Alderlnan Hauck moved to amend the
resolution by making 1T apply to the old
building only.
The amendment was accepted and the
reSoIutigIl as amended was then adopted.
whereas. Mat inasmuch as the nTdin-
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Reserved and referred to their appropriate committee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-27

The report was Fecelveu.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call Of
the President.
Yeas-AIl the members present except
Ing President Simpson who refrained from
voting.
President Simpson called Alderman
Calnon to the chair and retired.
Resolutions was presented received and
BY Alderman Moran and adopted:z
Whereas. Complaints have been made
to the Board of Aldermen of this city
relative to the placing of sharp sub
Stances in the streets whereby the tires
Of bicycles are punctured and the ma
chimes themselves damaged; and
Whereas, This Board desires to af-
ford every protection to. the large num-
Der of wheelmen in this city and to aid
them in their ~endeayors to- procure ami
preserve good roads and pErvements: and
Whereas, The Corporation Counsel, in
his communication to this Board. dated
June 16. 1896. says that under g1le
act of 1891, the Board of Street and Waher
Commissioners nave the sole power ITO
Regulate and control the use OF Streets
sidewalks and public places IN Jersey
Resolved. That the Board nftStfeet ana
Water Commissioners be AMI they are
hereby requested to take }i5eh kacffou HI
HE premises as they may dee;nknecessnrv.
BY Alderman Mofan:&
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For each and every cubic yard OF
eafth excavation I. I. ....-..........
For each and every cubic yard of
rock So. $500 =:
earth filing ;. :. Z. ........
For each and every cubic yard of
sand or gravel filing -. -......
For each and every square yard of Bel
gian paving -
curb stone ....... -. ....
For each and every square foot of new
bridge stone 49,. 80. -.
For each and every square foot of new
ma naggl aeb and every so,,ara yard IL
repaving -. =. :. -. !. !. !.
For each and every lineal foot of reset
:. curb stone :. :. :. ........ -. 49,.
Fol each and every foot of relaid bridge
For each and every square foot Of relaid
For each and every reset receiving basin
Hedu 1880. -. {. ~.
For each and every manhole head
brought to grade .-.-. ...-...
For each and every square yard of mac
NJ dQd1u gdvlltS 49,. 80. ...... -. -.
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Get Your Town Reports Printed at the
Opinion O6lce.
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Another Blaze at Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. l2.-Another
fire scare in this city last night brought
into the lumber district the entire Cam
bridge fire department and strong re-en-
forcements from the Somerville and Bos-
ton departments. An explosion from I'M
known causes was the first intimation re-
ceived that fire was raging in big
building on Albany street, leased yester-
day by the Boston Woven Hose company
as storage warehouse The large furni-
ture factory of Badger g. Co. caught fire
on the roof, which was completely burned,
and the valuable stock badly soaked
While the firemen were working in the
Badger factory one of the walls of the
Woven Hose building fell upon 20 of the
firemen All but two escaped serious in
juries The loss will range between $780,
600 and $l25,O00. Incendiarism is the
cause. Four fires on three out of four
succeeding Tuesday evenings set at the
same hour lends a weird mystery to the
work of this fire devil. Many have come
to the conclusion that the guilty person
has peculiar streak in his madness.
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1t has been an open secret that COM
bination of some magnitude existed be-
tween the Elliott men and the Toledo
'boomers" by which it was designed that
If one should win the other would also
come out ahead 1t looked, therefore, as
If Louisville was sure loser when Eli
oft carried the day by such decisive vote,
but the Colonies won in a canter.
There is but little doubt that this result
is attributable in great extent to The elo-
quent speech of Colonel Bowden of Louis
villes Commercial club, who carried the
convention off it's feet when he presented
the claims of the "Falls City, and STAN
peded the delegates in spite of the com
bination which until then appeared toe
strong to beat. After the election OF
Elliott the friends of Wilson gave up the
fight, and the candidates for the other
places on his ticket withdrew in good
order. The convention, however, honored
one of them, A. G. Morrison Of Wisconsin,
by re-electing him second vice president
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Vermont Grand Army Figures.

RUTLAND, Vt, Feb 12-The annual en-
campments of the Grand Army depart
ment of Vermont and the Woman's Relief
corps opened here yesterday. Department.
Commander Cannon, in his annual report,
said that no new posts had been organized,
but one post had surrendered its charter
The number of veterans in good standing
Jan. was 1891; net total loss in member
ship for the year, 473, of which 122 were by
death; number of posts, liz; amount ex.
nended in charity $1659 3S.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-02-14

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Feb. s.-Dr. K
II. Noble, who is out on $4,000 bail,
while standing convicted of committing a
criminal operation, is reported as missing.
1t is conjectured that he has committed
suicide, as he was expected to appear in
the superior court next week to be sem
fenced. He was bailed out last July.
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The Bond Figures.

WASHINGTON, Feb S.-The treasury has
completed it's tabulation Of the bids above
the Morgan syndicate bid. The result is
7s1 bids for a total of S68, 7S8, $50. This
leaves the amount which will be awarded
to the Morgan syndicate $33,2lI $50. The
treasury rejected few bids for the reason
that they bore evidence OF being fictitious,
so that the amounts stated are the COR
rected figures.
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BOSTON, Feb. 12.-Ida Quinlan, accused
of the murder of her sister, Sophia Grant,
at Charlestown, on Feb /, had her pre-
liminary examination in the Charlestown
district court yesterday. She was held
without bail for the grand Jury.
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For Killing Of Gideon Lattimer.

SALEM, Mass, Feb. 12.-In the superior
criminal court yesterday, Miss Annie
Maud Brewer was sentenced to seven
sears In the house of correction for the
Silling Of Gideon W. Lattimer, Jr, Of
Lynn.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 8. - William ID.
lish died at his rooms in the Hotel
Hng fish yesterday at 1876 p. m. Mr.
English had been sick with la grippe for
three weeks. Several days ago rheumatism
set in, and the heart action became bad.
For the past three days the patient had
lapses of Inconsistencies, and since
Thursday night he was able only at long
intervals to recognize those about his bed
si6a
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-02-14

s'Give me liver regulator and can reg
Mate the world" said genius. The drug
gist handed him bottle of DeWitts Little
Farly Risers, the famous little pills. n. NJ.
Stetson Newbury, A. T. Clarke Bradford.
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WILLISTON OUT.
Elliott Of Massachusetts Chosen Presidents
of the Wheelmen's League.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-All the states
which the league politicians have been
fixing up with so much care for the past
three days were smashed to bits yesterday
by the election of Sterling Elliott of Mas
sachusetts as president of the League OF
American Wheelmen and the selection of
Louisville as the place for holding the
next annual ''meet"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-02-14

Why is one woman
attractive and an
other not2 The
most admirable and
attra c tive thing
about an attractive
woman is her wo-
manliness. Every
b o dy a d m ires a
womanly wo III a n.
She IN ust h We
health, of course,
because without it
she would lose the
brig Illness of her
eyes, the fullness of
her cheeks and her
vivac ity. R e al
health must mean
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Frank Holasek has signed a deed OF yolun-
tary assignment to Luther c. Porter.
George Gagnon lad was fined 81 or two
days in the lookup yesterday afternoon Tor
boarding moving train.
E. L. Bulduck was fined $50 or sixty days,
Thursday, in the police court, for throwing
a shoe through a plate glass window at ITO
Hennepin avenue.
Registration for the school of agriculture,
which opens next Tuesday, shows that 1Ol
new applicants have already appeared: In
Guiding returning students, this years at
tendance is expected to pass 300.
The work of the outing association for 1896
has closed and the members are congratulate
ing themselves on the good results attained.
During the year 1893 persons have received the
benefits of an outing in the country. OF
these, 1888 were children and SIS women.
The police received a telegram from Sever
Severson. of Boyd, Mimi, Thursday stating
disappeared from her home Tuesday morn
ing, taking with her an iron gray mare and
a road cart. 1t is feared that she has been
kidnapped by tramps.
Secretary Snyder, of the fire department,
gave out his report for September this morn
alarms during the month thirty of which
were box and sixteen STILL The loss sus-
tanned on buildings was $5914.45, and on
contents $6,295,2S; total, $12,209.74. The in
suranee on buildings amounted to $229, 05C
and on contents $214 $50; total, SAB 100.
The Commercial club will give one of its
delightful little entertainments in the gym
nasium hall of the club Wednesday evening,
Get. IA. The feature of the evening will
be y lecture on "Old Mexico" by Reau Camp
bell, the noted lecturer on travels. The lee
ture will be splendidy illustrated by 20C
stereopticon views. The entertainment will
be free to club members, their ladies and
invited guests.