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Rev. G. c. Rankin's Sermon at
Shearn Church Yesterday.
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If THE RABY is CUTTING TEETH
pe sure and use that old and well tried
remedy Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. II soohes the child
softcns the gums, allays n pain, cures
wind collie and is the hft remedy for
a,
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Deputy sherlns Anderson and Parker

Deputy Sherlffs Anderson and Parker
returned to the city at II o'clock yester-
day morning. The investigation has re-
vealed nothing that would he sufficient
to cause an arrest
sheriff Erichso last night authorized
Inc Post 10 state that he will give a re-
ward OF 800 for the arrest of the person
or persons guilty OF the attempt 10 as
sassinate members of the family Of John
eli
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THE WEEKLY REVIEW
AND FORECAST

was open nigntly ana the va
was all that could he desire
tragedy and romantic dram
win Ferry company for 70
two mantinces and sersrt q
drama Friday and Sn.rrd1
saturday matinee. when II
was the attraction. MIR. F,i
good actor, said to ice a stud
fore with Il promising futui
The experiment 81 giving ira
prices was tried during thi
and 1t can not be said to
marked success from the
audiences. When first-clIi
are presented the price seem
secondary figure after al
Mail" did not do a very h
either. II is a character
ever, that appeals to,.a
audience. This week again
but two attractions at the
"i'ubio Romani." after t
"Monte Christie" and the
talented comedian. Henry
latter for two nights and n
Tomorrow (MondnO night.
only. "Fabio Romani' will !
ton at the opera house. Tho
aid says of the play:
Alden Benedict's "Fabio !
fine creation. II surpasscs NJ
its intensity of action, in II
plot. In its cause and effect.
chasms of sequence that mu
by the imagination. II steps
upon n high, artistic level Of
i've interest. and keeps that |,
terrific, emotional climax ,
submerging of the expiring
principal characters In the I
of the Bay of Naples. amid
thunder of an earthuunkc,'
light of an awful eruption {
suyius.
"Fabio Romani" is n tale
founded first and last upon
of woman. Mr.. Walter Law
bio Romanl. the wrongcd hus
placablc avenger. gave a 30
scntatlon of the part. Mr.. La
magnificent physique. His
combination of the robust an
Miss Thcrese Milford as n
Of the virtuous. trusting.
Fabio, the woman who bart
for the love of gold, did some
fine acting.
Guido Ferarri. the treachoro
villainous dosocrntor of poac,
was excellent.
OF Charles l.. Farwell as
can not speak too highly. III
of his wlfe's inndclity. the Il
killing her IN the arms Of h.
bathing his hands I'm her "
blood was the best piece o
far. that W. haze Witnessed
day, II was superb. grand. !
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Today and tomorrow Tugen & Co. Will
exhibit the diamond stock of the largest
diamond importer in this country, II you
contemplate purcha sing anything in
that line 1t viii pay You 10 inspect the
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative nromo ouinino Tablots Am
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Don't forget To see TNistsn 4 Co.'S Ola
MOND DISPLAY today. They can sci,
YOU diamonds at lower Prices than have
ever been quoted in this city
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT CO.
Ga for Illuminating, cooking, heatina
and power. II desired. Apply to J. ].
Mckeever. General MANAGER.
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
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Associated Architects, so1s Main street.
Consultation free.
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LTTHVHKAFHING AND PRINTING.
In their perfected stage executed by ].
]. Pastoriza Printing and Lithograph com.
pany. Soi Main street
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II. Grattan Donneily's lat,
diana. "The American Girl
fer the fest time In Chicago n
envy of Music the past week
circles around the adventures o
lean girl who has lost sight
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1t was TO observe men and dtgfA
for the entertainment Of the vaA
AMONG THE P0EN /
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
THIRD DISTRICT.
Y. NJ. &. A. Notes.

The meeting this afternoon should be
one of great interest. Mr. Arthur
Crane. the noted evangelist. of New
York. who is TO hold meetings at Court
Street Baptist Church, will make the
address.
H. A. Wolfshow, the famous gospel
singer. who has delighted the audience
at the BAPTIST Church for .he pas.
week, Will sing several selections. State
secretary Coulter. who Is In the city
Will In all proba ability have something
TO say about that building. Every
man In the city should be present.
we are pleased to say tina; we ar.
at the canvass again for the new build
ing and have no reason to complain of
the success with which we are meet
ing: And now for long pull. a strong
pull and a pull altogether on every
body's pocketbook and the building viii
be ours.
No less than fifteen weekly and
monthly publications were placed on
nle In the reading room to-day and
that Is only part OF what we have
Every machinist should read the de-
scription of new drilling and boring
machine to be found in THE American
Machin,st"
The members entertainment given on
Thursday evening last was attended by
about $50 people and was greatly en-
Joyed by all. Those who did not attend
missed a treat.
Remember 'the Bible class Wednes-
day night, to 10 o'clock.
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Seat to Jail for six Months ana Fined

The case of ii. l.. Savage. charged
with shooting McClennan CuIpenner
was tried in the County Court Yesterday
me prisoner was defended by Mr.. John
Nicely. The Commonwealth was repre-
sented by Captain r. c. Marshall. as
sisted by Colonel Griffin. A number of
witnesses were examined and after some
time the case was given 10 the jury
VINO at iirst could not agree. some want
while others only wanted to iail him. bn,
after receiving instructions from the
Court, they brought in the verdict above
There Is another indictment against
MIN, watch charges him with lying in
walt with intent to kill. on account of
the time having expired, this case was
carried over to the May term, but 1t Is
more than probable that the case will bn
nolle prosecuted when It IS called.
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WILSON.

Wilson. N. c.. May 2.-(special-
Cadets w. NJ. Davis and l.. Jones left
yeste! day for their home, in La Grange.
n: c.. to attend a picnic
Mr.. A. l.. Peacock left yesterday for
his home, In Moyeton, n. c.
AT the home of Miss Bette Deans.
on Park avenue. last night, the follow
ing couples spent a most delightful
evening: Captain ]. w. Waters. Miss
Hattie YereX, Mr.. L. NJ. Saunders.
Miss Mary Farmer, Mr.. Harry Apple
white. Miss Ammo Haleman. Mr.. Geo.
Stanton, Miss Lille Warren, Mr.. En-
nest Moore. Miss Ruth Clark, Mr.. Pres
ton Simpson.
Mrs. Dr. w. S. Anderson. accompa-
MED by Miss Maggie Banks, of Peters
burg, Va. returned home yesterday
evening.
Mrs. Cary Horne left yesterday for
kirby's Crossing. n. C.
Mrs. Done Herring returned yester-
day from Washington. n. c.
Mrs. Riley, accompanied by the two
small children of c. b. Rufin, returned
yesterday from Rocky Mount.
hir. II. II. Pittman, formerly Of
Edgecomb county. now of Bsshopsvllle,
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Minrs I'm Court.

Yesterday morning the case of Ed
ward Mars. charged with an assault
Oh MT Morgan. was called in the
mayors Court for examination. A GER
tiiicate was presented from Morgan's
physician which stated that he would
not be able TO attend court for zen
days. The case was then continued
ana Mars was again placed under
S2.50o bond for mis- appearance when
needed. He also answered the sum
mons to appear before the County Court
for contempt of court. and for the
same reason his case was continued
until the May term, which begins on
Monday. May 18th. He was placed
under bond for his appearance.
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Aecident 60 n wcLI KnoMn rrurner

MI. Eugene Skeeter, well-known
young man who resides in Norfolk
county met with an accident Friday
when came near ending his life. He
started from home in buggy to have
ms morse shod. After going u few
yards he was taken with a fit and fell
over the spatter board under the horses
ieet. The animal became frightened
and commenced kicking. hitting him in
the head several times, making several
severe cuts A colored woman al his
home heard him halo as he fell and
ran 10 his assistance. She, with some
others, pulled him out in an uncon-
sc:ous state. He was carried back
home. DR.. Parker was summoned and
made him as comfortable. as possible
Yesterday he was suffering considerable
from his wounds
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As.aultcd ntIrI..IEolne.

Last night about 3 O'clock two men
called at the house OF Mr. Johnson who
lives on .Dinwiddie street, near Bart.
knocked at his door and called him out.
so our informant says, and as soon as
he came out in the porch one of 1.-THE men
Knocked him down and the other beat
him quite badly. a gentlemen came to
his assistance, and the partits' pulled a
knife on him. but the gentleman, struck
the man with the knife such u blow
that the knife flew up in the air. and
then the parties made their escape.
Mr.. johnson swore out u warrant for
their arrest last night. Mr.. Johnson is
a timekeeper in the Yard. and the men
assaulted him for something they
thought he had done. so It is said. He
says he knows no reason why the at
tack was made on him.
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S ~" -: passed through our city yes.er-
u"S from Tarboro. n. c.
FAYETTEVILLE,

Fayetteville. N. c.. May 2 Especially
couuard Hotel arrivals-E. p. Hancock
, ,ns,e N. c.: Ell Thaggord, Cum
oeTiShd: Rev. Mr.. Bland, N. C.
j.. l.: Prior Is in the city.
~. McDougald Is in the city.
Sapt. ana Mrs. ID. II. Ray gave a
party to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rankin
'"s' niEht. which was swell affair.
an OK attached to Il cart ran away and
auseu much laughter to the bystanders
SAD for old Guile.
number of Fayetteville people are
Eolhs 10 attend the Settlers Conyen-
MO non al Southern Pines next week,
mere VIII be rich men from all over
Tue United States there-men whose OBJ.
Jec' Is TO invest money In the South.
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PORTSMOUTH NEWS
Religious.

monumental NJ. Il. Church-Sunday
School at 9:15 a. IN. Preaching at IL a.
m and p. m. by the pastor, Rev. L.
b. Betty. Sunday School Association.
p. m. Epworth League, Friday at 8 u.
IN.
Owens Memorial Church,. X. Joliff.
pastor-At IL u. m. preaching by the
pastor. Subject. The Conflict of the
Ages. AT night Rev. w. r. Gales. the
evangelist. begins his joint series of
services to be conducted between Cen
trai and Owens Memorial churches. He
mas been recently successful in Staunton,
Brambleton, and elsewhere. and comes to
us mighty recommended. All are cordial
~ invited to these services. We want
you to come.
Court Street Baptist Church-Sunday
school at $3.50 u. III. Preaching ut II a
m. by the evangelist. Rev. Arthur Crane
me singing will be unusually attractive
freaching at o'clock d. m by Mr.
Crane. Services every night during next
week. A revival is looked for.
Court Street Presbyterian Church
Rev William II. Edwards, pastor of Cen
tral NJ. h. Church, will preach at IL a.
n.' ana the Rev. j. K. jim, pastor of
owens Memorial Church, will preach
al 8 p. M. In the absence of the pastor.
central NJ. e. Church-Preachlng at II
a. m and p. m. by Evangelist W. r.
Gales. NO service a night. Alternating
union services wall be held In Central
ana owens Memorial churches every az
ternoon at and every night at o'clock.
me order VIII be announced from the
pulpits.
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PLYMOUTH.

Plymouth. n. c.. May 9 (SpaciaD.-
'uuee robinson passed through here
yesterday OH his way home from Tyrell
County Court.
Mr irving Whaley got back homo
yesterday from Norfolk.
hev' D. L. Cuninggim has been hold
ing series of meetings at the Metho-
u.s. Inurch this week. He Is being as
S, by Rev. Mr.. Holmes, OF IIittrcll.
them III
Miss Fora Insey. OF Baltimore Md
mas accepted position as trimmer for
Mrs. S. ID. Peal. i''
sheriff a. w. Owens, OF Columbia.
was iii town this morning.
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RALEIGH NOTES.
Cbnirman pau's Uaternnees Attract.
Ing Much Attention.

Raleigh, n. c.. May Especial 1.-The
special interview which your correspond
ent had with Democratic State Chairman
Pou yesterday attracts much attention
among members of the party. ut Is
chairman Pou's first official utterancc
1t outlines the party policy. AT Chair
man Pou's request short summary of 1t
was prepared for the Raleigh News and
Observer.
The Railway Commission to-day re-
ceived the reports of the increase Of
net earnings of the divisions of the Sea-
board Air Line for the past quarter as
compared with the same period In 1895:
Carolina Central. S47 600; Raleigh and
CASTOR. sl9,660; Seaboard and Roanoke,
$4,000: Raleigh and Augusta $23.429;
Georgia. Carolina and Northern. $40. 900.
The Agricultural Department has sent
out It's Inquiries for the May crop bulle-
tin. The chief questions are as to the
general condition and progress of farm
work: how much more cotton has been
planted; what has been the effect of the
fencent hot and dry weather; what is the
condition of wheat oats. &c. and the
trucking and small fruit interests as
compared with last year.
Your correspondent can state upon au-
thority that MIR. James II. Pou is not a
candidate f5r reelection as chairman of
the State Democratic Executive Commit
tee. The question arises, who Is to sue
coed him? 1t is the opinion of many
of the most thoughtful men In the party
mat Hon. Lee S. Overman. OF Salisbury,
Is peculiarly fitted for the duties OF chair
man. He has administrative ability. he
Is popular and widely known, and he has
not figured in any political quarrels in
the party, which have been so marked
In the past few months. He is an earn
est Democrat. who puts the party well
fare above all things else
The Wake (nrntu pop,,bto,, q,
ton was held here to-day. 1t was a
lively affair. and had many contests to
settle. Last night the primaries here
were marked by several negro fights.
Machinery Is being put in the new cot.
ten mill at Goldsboro
The men who found $4,000 In gold
coin buried near Sunbury, Randolph
county, have made another find near
MiHboro. near a house which Is over n
century old.
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NEWS.

der tho protection of the police force {.
that he Nenz) was opposed to increas-
Ing the force because II would aueu-
ment the class that protects the vicious
class.
1t was decided to give Mr.. LEM an
other chance to appear before trying
to coerce him. The body adjourned un-
Ill p. m. Monday.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.-Ex-
cepting a candidate for Mayor and
several Councilmen the Republicans
nominated a full municipal ticket.
For City Sergeant-E. Clayton.
For Commissioner OF the Revenue-M.
Il. Jones
For commemorative Attorney-N. B.
Clarke.
For Clerk of Court-R. H. Henly.
For High Consta ble-Warren Smith.
We were unable to learn the names
Of the nominees for Counc!lmen and JUS
tees Of the peace for the First and
Third Wards, but the other wards are
as follows:
Second Ward-MeetIng called to order
by j. l.. Byrd in Union Hall-William
Washington. colored. and P. H. Roam,
colored. justices of the peace.
Fourth Ward-Meeting called to order
by Captain +. Clayton in the school
house-H. T.. Parker and j. p. Jones, for
Councilmen; Charles Cranston for ius-
tice of the peace.
Fifth Ward-Meeting called to order
by j. B. Jennings in the hall of the
Huntington Club-Only one nominee, r.
L. Marston, for Councilman; T. D.
Adams for Justice of the peace.
Sixth Ward-Meetlng called to order
by Fred. Read in Hoffman's store-only
one nominee. Fred Read. for Council.
man; c. H. Hall, justice of the peace.
Seventh Ward-Meeting called to or.
der by E. ]. Mulcahy In Bakers store
e. j. Muloahy and Joseph Hopes, fol
Councilmen; s. ]. Wright. for justice OF
the peace.
threw hot shot into the Democratic
ranks.
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Except for Mayor ana Several Conn.
cilmen. the Tick ct Compile G..

Newport News, Ca, May 2-(SpecaD
)-POLICE COURT.-There were but
two cases before Justice Brown yester-
day morning for trial Henry Virney,
drunk, was fined 1918
Il. Lopey. colored, charged with
jumping his board bill. was fined s7,75
and committed to jail In default Of
payment
POLICE COMMISSIONERS MEET
TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES
Messrs. d. S. Jones and Frank LEM,
the principal witnesses, did not appear
obidiers to the summons served upon
them by Chief HARDWOOD. Mr.. Z. w.
Robinson was sworn and Commission
er Braxton Intercepted witness. In
reply to questions Sr. Robinson said
that he heard the remarks OF Messrs.
Jones and Lenz before the Council
Tuesday night; that he believed that
Mr.. Lenx said that he knew of his own
knowledge shat certain officers on the
force were not following the path Of
uprishtness; that Mr.. LEM did not
specify who these officers were. Wit
ness said that Mr.. Jones remarked
that there were some good officers on
the force and SONS inefficient--unfit
for duty.
Mr.. Banks was sworn and asked to
repeat what he had told Mr.. LEM re-
garding the immortality of the police
force. Mr. Banks replied that he had
said nothing against the force since the
present Commissioners had charge OF
K; that he knew nothing of any mis-
conduct on the part of any officer, and
knew no one who could give any In
formation TO that effect.
Commissioner Williams, who was
present at this Council meeting in ques-
ton. testified that Mr.. LEM stated
that there are infamous houses and
"speak-easys" doing business week days
and Sundays to the knowledge and I'M
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A Pythinn AnpenI.

Messrs. John a. Morris and W. n.
White have been elected managers of the
Pythian Carnival. which will be held on
the 10Th instant. Any donations sent to
either of their stores, or Ellenor E. Ar
mentrout will be thankfully received; or
notify either one of the Committee or
Mr.. George NJ. Peed. secretary, and Your
donation Will be sent for. This division
Is young in age, but most Of the mem
bers are old vets In the cause, and
should be helped.
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I'M BERKLEY.

Inc revival at Liberty Street Metho-
ulSt church will commence TODAY 'The
KEY. w. B. Holcomb, the revivalist
VINO assisted recently the Rev. DR.. Starr
and the Rev. Fl. M. Hope, win preach
In the morning at IL o'clock and In tba
evening a; O'Clock; also durinr az
week. The public is cordially Invited
10 be present
Our churches will be filled by their
respective pastors to-day both morning
and evening
Special Officer Oakley was detailed
ny me sergeant yesterday to divide
some furniture of u couple who have
separated on James street. He gave
them an equitable adjustment and
they went their way rejoicing.
The electric light company are bay-
ing some Trouble with their machinery
All the arc lights went out Friday night
and left the town in entire DARKNESS
The incandescen. lights are 1yorEins
very well.
Some thief or thieves entered the barn
OF MIR. Foster Black, in South Norfoll,
Friday night and carried Off n donhls
set of harness and rubber coat The
police have been notified and are on the
lookou1 LOT me parties. Some one also
entered the chicken house OF George Y.
Old and carried off ten very fine chIck-
ems.
Lee Lodge, X. of P. will omen tba,c,
bazaar Tuesday night in their new
Castle, on Berkeley avenue. All mem.
bers are requested to meet at the new
hall at o'clock to attend the fair onl
take supper. The lady managers and
their assistants will DO given in SUNDAY
mornings VTginian
Mr. Charles II. Banks and wife of
Edenton. n: C., are on visit to Mrs.
Banks mother. on Pine street.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Watt arrived
daU af
dal tour North, and have taken I'M thair
ADORE on Chestnut street.