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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
BRETON.

McKendree NJ. L. Church-Rev. r. II.
Bennett, the pastor. Will preach ut IL
a. m. and I.45 y. m. to-day. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. III. Epworth League
at p. IN.
Mr.. Willie Walters Is now looking and
feeling decidedly better, after a long
spell OF typhoid fever.
Rev. w. w. Royal returned home yes
terday. after assisting IN a good meet
ing at Trinity NJ. T.. Church The pastor
Rev. p. NJ. Beckham Will preach at the
usual hours to-day.
Rev j. j. Hail. pastor of Park Avenue
Baptist Church, will preach at IL a. IN.
and y. IN. to-day. Morning subject,
The Masters call" Evening subject
'Chree Important Things" Baptism at
the close OF the night service. Sunday
school al $3.50 4. IN. B Y. u. U. at I D..
IN.
Mr.. 7. L.. Jones continues i'll at his
home. 81 Cecilia avenue
At Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church
preach to-day at II Il. IN. and $50 p. IN.
Mr. Len Ashburn was reported bet
ter to-day at his home, corner Clay and
Claiborne avenues
Regular services at the Memorial
Christian Temple at II Il. m. and 7:3o
y. m. to-day, as usual. All are cordially
invited. As to-day is The last Sabbath
nf the present conference year the pastor
is specially anxious to see all the mem
bers presen; TO receive Il special mes
sage.
ST. Peters Church-Services a.: IL and
I:30. Special service at night for men,
\ cordial welcome to all. Rev. w. D..
Smith rector.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
DULL IN THE COURTS
Scarcely Any Business At All Was Trans.
acted at Yesterdays Sessions.
BICYCLE CAUSES DOMESTIC TROUBLE
Hezekinh Obic and His Twentieth
Century Wife VINO Snys He Tried
TO XIII Hcr-Justiee romIIn the
Arbfirntor-COiOrcd Social Club
Chartered Property Transfers.

When Justice Tomlin took his seat
IN the Police Court yesterday morning
Two solitary prisoners confronted him.
me city was unusually quiet, and the
police drag net had only caught this
pair They were Hezekiah Obie, a conf
cal looking darkey, charged with at
tempting to kill his wife, and Bette
1albot. twentieth century negress,
charged with actually whipping her
husband, William.
BICYCLE CAUSED 1T.
The trouble in the Obie family arose
over a, lady border" Her gentleman
friend would come nearly every night
TO the Obe house in Kent street take
the girl out and return at ungodly hours
OF the night, to which Hezekiah object
ed, and which led to the frequent quar-
rels. Obie's wife alleged that "Hezzy'
pointed Il pistol in her face and threat
ened to kill and burn her. The rather
serious accusations Obie. denied. His
good character was testified to by q
citizen. and Hezekiah was dismissed.
BEATEN BY HIS WIFE.
William Talbot, a little sawed off
negro. was complainant against his
wife. Bette, whom he charged with
beating him while Il neighbor held him.
'jes fer spite" William didn't have
his witnesses, and the case was post
poned.
The Corporation Court yesterday was
engaged in correcting erroneous assess
ments of property.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
To subscribers NorfoiiI Telephone
ENchnn.c - Southern Bell Tcic-

Please add To your list the followinc
names of new subscribers:
2Oj. Bradshaw. r. y. Tesidence.)
296. Wales. w. IL. Jr. jresidcnccD
go. Field. Or. Il. r.. Wesidcnce)
259. Bradford. DR.. II. G. tresidence)
:. Perry, j. w. CwarehouscD
2S3. Harrison Transfer Company.
tSG. Huntington, K. W. Tesidence.)
I91. Gilbert George NJ. Tcs!aence)
GEO. Payne. w. r residence
500. Odend'hal. Vicar X Gilbert.
40. Hemingway Packing Company.
Gel. Miinter, 5. r.. Il Co.
G77 Furness. Witty IL Co.
ll2. Southern Railway Company DIS
trict Passenger Agent)
Gas Redd, Alexander.
63S. Riddle, James l.. rcsidence1
GS3 Nash, DR.. II. NJ. Gesillence1
6S2 Page. II. y. (residence)
GG9 Henry Bros 81 Co
7jS Butcher W. r. (residencel
co. Consumers Brewing Company.
$50. Michigan. w. a. rcsidenceD
800. Myers. Charles Gcs!decnce)
AZ. Rogers. 7. f. residence.)
49,. Kennedy. Vim. H.
us. Marx. Moses.
as. Zachary. Il. Y
Go. Davis. IT. q.
j%3. Hudgins. l. X. (residencc)
6dS. Samuel, John J. (residence)
Us. Robertson, w. w. (residence)
113. Levy, y. Uesidence.)
72i. Afurdaugh & Mayo.
666, l|riggs. j. Il. (residenceD
100. White, :. X. & Bro.
e65. umstadter. NJ. Tesidence)
205. Union Stock Yards
G64. Postlethwalte. c. f.. residence1
PORTSMOUTH.
l3A3. Bassett X Co.
1912. Norfolk and Carolina railroad
Nard NJ. O.. Primers Point)
1899. Levy 81 Jacobs.
1898. Portsmouth Coal and Ice Corn
pany factory.)
1870. Hudgins. c. w. e Co.
J. W. CREWS,
~ Manager.
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FOR SALE.


WELL APPOINTED BOARDING HOUSE
foi sale. clean, hrst-class and well To-
Gated. and doing good bus ness. Salts
factory reasons for wishing TO sell Par
ties contemplating housekeeping might
do well To investigate. Address "ADEL-
PHI" Nirginian office.
FOR SAI.E.--'lhc desirable residence Ia,
on corick avenue, foot oi Bermuda ST..
fronting on Mahonc's ,NNe. Price and
terms reasonable. : ~ TO C. IL
Koolagc. 1851. Bermud ST. au5-tf
FOR SALN.-WclI built residence on
Wood street: sold for no fault: TOO ,arrn
for owners family: eight rooms and
bath and all the modern convenicnces:
lot HlaXll5; splendid opportunity FOR
anyone Wishing nice home. " TIA OBJ
ton on two lots In rear. ~ feet Xl2O. on
which can he erected three CO nice
tenement huuscs For terms. etc, ap-
ply ON premises. No. 80 Wood street
ny5-tf
bOR SA 81 have for sale OH easy terms
god farm at the growing town of
Nlhiali, y. G. on the y X : Railroad
Arpiy to II. S. ELEY. Berkeley. Va
ocii-tf
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CENTS FURNISHINGS

Mems Grey Undershirts. SO per cent.
wool, double-breasted, real value 6sc.,
our orice Soc.
Mans Na.u,al Gray Unicrshirts,
double front and b1ck. all wool, SI.O).
Mems scarlet Shirts and Drawers,
7Sc. and 81 o..
Meas Camel Hair Shirts and Draw
erS, real valre 39c., our price 2sc.
Mems Laundered, Perca'e Bosom
5 'irts, Soc. quality, PC, Slightly .oiled,
W u not last long at the orics.)
Canton Flannel Drawe-s, unbleached,
Z5e:. 39c. and Sec: blcached SOC.
Mems fine Laur d.red Shirts, W M
sta Muslin. perca'e BOSOM and cuffs,
this shirt is having great run, the price
tcinq only about half value; 500 shirt
for sc.
We make a specially Of Monarch
Laundered Shirts, long and short bosom
and all lengths sleeves. This shirt has
had reputation for years for fit and
wear, price SI.00.
Mems Imported Half Hose, Hcrms-
dori dye, usual price I7e., our urice,
y lie.
Mems Wool Half Hose, zoe: and 2sc.
Mems Cashmere Half Hose, 25c.,
&c., Soc.
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Nothing Made Equals

our $2.o0 patrol shoes for wear case or
comfort. Made with three distinct solcs
and each one OF solid leather and we'll
puL together We have them in both
lace aud CATERS. suitable for black
smiths. carpenters, oyStermcn. wharf
men, farmers. In fact, every kind of
mechanics.
y record Is kept of all purchasers of
this famous shoe.
46 I3ank street
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sunday Lxcnr.iom to .Id Point.

The ola Dominion steamer NORTH
amuton" or "Accomuck" will leave Bay
Line wharf every Sunday for Fortress
Monroe al 10 a. m. Returning. will leave
Fortress Monroe at p. m. Fare 80
cents round trip oct3-satsu-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

Do Your eyes burn. or blur? Are you
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. in most cases. will afford relief.
Sec DR.. Week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
An objection Removed.

a great objection to piano and ban
qnet lamps IS the odor from the oil
used. a burner has been invented by
which house gas can be used and is in
terchangeable. Agency at Greenwond's
ana supply daily expected. Other
taking novelties have been secured and
will shortly come TO hand. The price NJ
sterling silver at Greenwood's Is sur
prising. A tea set sold by them could
not be duplicated I'm New York for sI00
more than price charged by them. Sill
Yer stock at THE Casket" Is large and
attractive. In fact. "The Casket" is
assuming holiday appearance.
Don't forget us when you want under
wear. Our line is worth seeing.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1t9 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

:, Alwavs IN sea son, Rorkins' Steam ed
en Milk. Quart can. 10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

On October 10Th, the Old Dominion
Line will run the last Sunday excursion
to Old Point for the season. These
trips are discontinued for the dull sea-
son only. and will be resumed in early
spring. oc23-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

Let us show you through our line of
foreign sutinGs. Every one OF them
worth Hook.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
169 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

A Miihado and w. c. Cobb ct ux., to
Eleanor Bennett: consideration $3.50
Eva G. Southgate. to l.. c. Shepherd.
NO. IL Freemason street: consideration
S5,l75.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
FOR RENT.

FARM FOR RENT. SUITABLE FOR A
On ~ or for trucking 60 acres of land
WIN good residence and barn. two miles
from Norfolk on Virginia Beach Rail
road. and the Eastern Branch Immt d.
ate possession. Apply to BARTON
No folk. Oct "a. 1SoG. oc95-at
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

MnrrIngp Licenses.
Henry b. Constable. Jr.. to Helena
Mary Wells Force.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

SUPERIOR FARE AND CoMFoRTA-
Title ENGLISH INN" No. l9s Main
Table board :275 per week.
BEFORE BUYING y TYPEWRITER
examine the New Yost," the perfection
@o, X solcl,ed EDS GEo r vlEr Tpe Ngent.
No. 493 Main street Norfolk.
MADAM HoYT HAS DECIDED NOT TO
or-.n her school at Masonic Temple, but
ard carefully and rapidly taught. Pu-
pills residences or her own. Special in
ducements &c those Joining afternoon or
evening class. Particulars at 6l2 Eas;
Bramhleton avenue. oc25-it
aPECULATE JUDICIOTsLY AND you
can make money. Excellent facilities for
harding large OF small orders In stocks.
cotton; grain and prov sions. Best book
published and daily review of markets
I Tad Ff IS yeaTT n0 TThf f. RE EHlr2
CO. 226 "a Sale street. Chicago.
oC25-su-Gt
THE UNION PoRTRAIT CO. HAVE Sc
nedy one Oh @ 6anaG G FOR FEW
weeks to conduct an art school. His
method Is new and simple. Terms rea-
denccs also Inquire al once. 1879 Church
street. between Holt and Mariner
oc2i-lw
s'; is%c. 70 LOAN {, on long time, + G.
FREE-NoSEGAY-F Won chew
tobacco? II 50, send me your address on
a,postal card. ana will mail you sam
pie of the improved double thick Nose
gay free. A larger piece for the money
and better quality than ever r. r.
WADDlLL. agent, box 92. Norfolk. Va
jy2S-tf
$1,000, $2,50n. sl,lCn AND OTHER SUMS TO
lend on Norfolk and Portsmouth real es.
tate security. HUGH c. DAVIS. Sc Main
street oc20-lw
LADIES - CHlCHESTER'S ENGIISI-
Pennyroyai Pins Diamond Brandt
ore the best. Safe. Reliable Take M,
other Send &C., stamps. for particu>
lars. Relief FOR Ladies'" In letter by
return mail AT druggists Chichestea
Eah25lItaw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
FLANNELS.

Fine White Flanne!s, I0c., Ice, lsc.,
25-.
Fine Atwood, extra wide Cream
Flannel, social al 35c.
A Cream Shaker Flannel, 39c and SOC
Scarle. Shaker Flannsls for Skirtngs,
good honest values, At 25c., 3 inch 33c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Cluh I,linrierod

Judge Hanckel yesterday chartered
the southern Social and Beneficial Club.
colored organization.
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An Extraordinary Dress Goods Eve
DRESS GOODS.

An entire new stock. but here are some
Srec al things for Mord,y only. The c
rrices good only Ito morrow Monday:
An EXQUISITE line 25c. Bright Plaids,
J5c.
beautiful Rob Roy Checked Suitines
in crown and back, green and black,
tiuc and black, green ard brown, cur
rregrlar Soc. goods, but Mondays price
is '9c.
30and 3S in. Novelty Bourette Suitines,
greens, reds, &c, worth &C., our reeu-
lar prise was 5oc., tut Mondays price
Silk and Wool Novelty Suitnqs.
IA inches wide, were 75c.; Mondays
price SC.
A inch Novelty Suitines, were Use.
yard, Mondays special orice 57c.
81 inch Novelty Sutings. all wool. in
the very newest weaves and cxa,i lite
shade:. were see. yard, Monday o9c.
yard.
40 inch Silk and wocI Novelty Jae-
guard Suiiines were 81 yard. This LOT
includes only the very finest FOODS to be
hal; Mondays sale price is 75c.
Dainty Novelty Sui,ines. aft wool, Do
INCHES w:ds, only a few shades lr.t, were
Sl.l9 yard; Mondays special sale price,
9Gc.
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LACE CURTAINS.

Extra wide, extra long Lace Curtains,
Soc. car.
Pcavtifui Nottingham Lace Curtains
tor IS. pair.
d yard Nottingham Lace Curtains,
$3.50 and Sl.75.
Extra valves in Irish Point Curtains,
$301 and $500.
Lovely Pattern Brussels Lace Curtains,
$3.50 and $3.50.
Extension, Brackets, Sockets, Curtain
Chains, RINGS, &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE IN
deiible Check herforator: retails $500;
CO.. Al Park Row, New York oc25-it
WANTED.-Men to sell candy to the re-
and expenses or. com. II. Offer sat!sfac-
yourself, CONSOLIDATED CANDS
CO., Chicago. oc25-1t.
WANTED Statesmen to sell cigars to
dealers: Sl0o to $3.50 monthly and en-
cIINToN CIGAR HGa.HS't Co. 1876 So. Clinton
street, Chicago oc25-lt
WANTEh.--To sell cheap or will trade for
eu GF npEfS s FGGa pAqFS For
full information address p. .. box GS,
Waverly, Va. oc25-lt'
WANTED. Employers to know we are
Women. COOK. ' iaandsess. eham6srmsid,
waitress girls and held In Norfolk. New
York Br,4Ghiyn requirements washin me-
work, no matter what X nj you need.
T.eKsss, travelling expenses; advanced,
Call t6S Church street, Norfolk. Va. b. +.
Walden. Employment Agency.
wANrED.-A, good practical steamboat
captain oiake u share n steamboat now
needed One hut has erseiiea ape es
perience in fre'ghtine lumber "out-sida''
lohNS' VI "OUd SSiiH utI phitS NHUtNE
to take share without services Address
pected etc. STEAMBOAT, Room COL
Columbia Building Norfolk. Va. oce5-lw
WANTED.-Mcn who will work for 81 per
day, salary or commission paid. CLIFF
TON SOAP & MFG. CO, Cincinnatt:, 0.
ocll-su-ly
WANTED. -Bramhleton shoe work Wo-
mems shoes half soled, 35c. children's
shoes half soled. 25c.; mems shoes heeled.
2oc. mems shoes half soled. SOC All good
work and hest leather Mems shoes
made to order, SO &c Cash only. w. j.
REYNOLDS, Festival Hall. oc24-St
WANTED. Tho use OF a good horse for
the winter for its hoard Plenty feed;
coed care. $50 Church street. oc2I-lt
WANTED. -Wantcd young lady of pleas
ing appearance to assist and travel with
lady magician. Address Mrs. EDNA
El.DRED, Newport News Va. oc2I-lt
WANTED.-A position january LIST or
sooner with nrst-cass wholesale grocer,
tohacconist or Confcctioner. VIII travel
or work city trade. Can do anything
from sweeping floor to keeping books.
Salary according to ability. Address.
WORK, Nirginian. oC2l-w
WANTED-An active man at Sl2 weekly
and expenses. No foi tune hunter want
cd. VIII guarantee perma post on
II right. II interested address quickly,
Manufactures" p o BOX sos. Roson.
Mass orS-om
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

deiible Check Parforator: retails So 90;
large commission. WESLEY MFG.
CO.. IL Park Row, New York oc25-lt
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SPECIAL

One lot Beautiful red and black Fig-
u'ed Flannelcttes, excellent values, Tor
7c. yard.
Fleeecd Cotton Cashrneres, in black
and blue grounds Toe
Persian Fisu ei Cotton Fleccsd CASH
meres, Zoe, yard.
One lot Satin Covered Pin Cushions,
49,, 20c., 25c.
Beautiful Silk Mantle Draperies, $3.50
to 81 90.
Beautiful Silk Frinees, Zoe. yard.
Linen Fringes, SC. yard.
One lot White Aprons, plain, t5c.;
fancy. 25e. to $500.
Ginghnm Aprons, large size, IOc.
Golden DraperieS.
Plain Silkolines.
Printed Denims.
Printed Burlaps.
Crctonnes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

WANTED.-Mcn who will work for 81 per
day, salary or commission paid CLIFF
TON SOAP & MFG. CO. Cincinnati. o.
Ocll-Su-ly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
COATS.

Ladies' Fine Black Kerssy Coat, new
sleeve and back, velvet collar, turned
back cuff, large uearl Buttons, lined
throughout with satin rhadamc, our
Special garment, SlI.00.
Slack kcrsey Jacket, tailor made,
pointed collar, trimmed with small bat
tons, fancy cuffs, new back, silk lined,
$3.50.
Black Kersey Jacket, bound with
braid, slashed collar, camel frcnt, milf
tary braid, turned b1ck collar and cuffs,
nall silk lined, $500.
Tan Irish Frieze Jackets, trimm ID
with wild: braid and fancy buttons, nav
sleeve and back, $40.
Blre and Black Beaver and Tan Irish
Fris;e Jackets, shield front, high storm
collar, oblong buttons, $3.50.
Tan Mixed Jackets, Black Beaver and
MEDIUM weight Ksrsey Jack IT'S, high
som collars. new lack and sleeves,
$50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

$1,000 s., 500 81, IGn AND OTHER SUMS To
lend on Norfolk and Portsmouth real es-
tate security. HUGH C. DAVIS. Sc Main
street. oc20-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

WANTED Bra mhleton shoe work Wo-
mems shoes half soled S5c.: children's
shoes half soled. 25c.: mems shoes heeleti.
2oc.: uaan's shoes half soled. SOC All good
work and hest leather. Mems shoes
made to order, s3nG Cash only. w j.
REYNOLDS, Festival Hall. oc24-3t
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PORTIERES.

Chenille Portisres, excellent designs,
$3.50 Fair.
Chenille Portisrss, heavy fringe, dainty
7atterns. S. Is.
Tapestry Po.tieres at $3.50, s3.25 and
Si.C0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

WANTEn.-To sell cheap or will trade for
bicycle or a. buggy: l good photo
graphic outfit complete; cost $500. For
full information address p. .. box GS,
Waverly, Va. oc2o-lt%
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e5.Ooo TO LOAN on long time H c.
HOGGARp Il co. ialt-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

to sell candy to the re-
tail trade: steady employment: expert
ent,e Unnecessary; SIS monthly and salary
ana expenses or com. If offer SatSfuc-
tory address with particulars concerning
yourself, CONSOLIDATED CANDY
CO, Chicago. oc25-1ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
NOTIONS.

aluminium Thimbles, ic.
Odd lot colored Beading, 10 cIose)
former orices, IOc, y I-kc., new price,
Sc.
Large size bottles Ammonia, SC.
Colsate's Florida Water. zoe.
200 yards Crochet Cotton, all colors,
&c. soool.
Basting Cotton, black and white, &c.
spool.
Garwood's Wolff Water, 19c.
Miller, Rhoads & Co.'s large size bars
Clarified Glyeerine Soap, Sc. bar.
Odd lot Bone Casing, all colors. 8
yards to oiece, Sc. piece.
Carto'ated Talcum Powder, Sc.
Hump" Hooks and Eyes, 8 dozen
for &C.
selyyt Polishing Cloth, I5c., 2o..,
Soc, 7Sc.
Larse KID Curriers', Sc. bunch.
Ladies and Children's
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Fleeced Lined
Underwear, 25c.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Wool Mixed
Underwear, soc.
90 per cent. Wool Jersey Ribbed IN
dprVsar Sic srer' al
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WANTEp-Thc use OF good horse for
the winter for It's hoard Plenty feed /;
coed care. $50 Church street. oc2I-lt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell cigars to
dealers; SlG0 to $3.50 monthly and en-
pcnSeS: experience unnecessary.
CLINTON CIGAR CO., 1876 So. Clinton
street, Chicago. oc20-il
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

WANTED Wanted young lady of pleas
ing appearance TO assist and travel with
lady magician. Address Mrs. EDNA
EIDRED. NeMnnrt NCMs. VA. oC2I-lt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-28
DIED AS A RESULT OF DARING.
Lowell Philips Drowned While Sknt-
ing Near Broad Cut.

Lowell Phillips, a lad of fifteen, living
with his parents on Ontario street. in North
indianapolis, was drowned while skating
on the canal below the aqueduct about 8
o'clock yesterday evening Phillips and
Michael Wells with another boy named
Montague, were skating together at the
time Below the aqueduct the current
keeps a large body of water free from ice
in even the coolest weather. The boys
were skating near the open water, trying
to see who could come nearest to 1t with
out going under. Phillips kept circling
about the open water, getting nearer and
nearer the edge every minute. On the last
round he skated over weak Ice at the south
end OF the opening and went under, leav-
ing his hat floating on the surface of the
water. His frightened companions called
for help, and q. number of persons gathered
about the spot. but the boy failed to come
to the top. Word Yves sent to the boy 3
parents in North indianapolis, and they d.
rected Flanner & Buchanan, undertakers,
to search for the body
Nelson Jones and John Schorn. employees
of that firIn OF undprtehers. went to Broad
Cut and tried to fnd the body. The boy $
hat was still floating on the water. but
they were unable to raise the body at the
point where he went down. a boat was
procured, and. after searching aoout an
hour, cutting the ice before them, they sue
ceeded in raising the body at a point about
twenty-five feet below the place where the
ice broke The body had gone 10 the bot
tom and become entangied in the weeds nm
the bed of the channel. The body was cor
Arrangements for the funeral will be made
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-28
WILL BUY NEW RIFLES
CANADIANS TO DO AWAY WITH THE
OLD SNYDER BREECHLOADER.
Much Money to BE Spent I'm Equipping
the Militia and I'm Constructing
Fortincations.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 27.-The first signs of
the Dominion governments intention to car
ry out its promises towards the protection
OF the country in the event of trouble with
any other nation, are seen in estimates for
the coming year, which were presented to
Parliament tonight by Hon. G. Z. Foster,
Minister of Finance. The total estimate for
the ensuing year is 81. 230,6S1. about the
same as last. In the expenses for the MAIN
tenance of the militia. however. there is an
increase OF sS72. 716 over last year. Tile total
estimate in the expenditure of the Canadian
militia and regulars will be A,107,sS4. ex-
elusive OF over slOO,OO0 to be spent on an
armory at Halifax, N. S. The expenditure
In the northwest mounted police will be
$3.50. 600 against 100000 last year. The militia
are to be armed with new rifles. but the par
ticular style OF arms has not yet been
agreed upon. No vote Is asked as yet: The
Dominion last year contributed 1880 to-
wards paying for the construction of the
new Notifications at Esquimault. This year
the sum to be voted by the Canadian Par
Notifications having been completed. AS
usual, Canada will pay $47. 900 to the marine
artillery detailed by the government to gar
In the House of Commons to-day Nc
MILAN, Liberal moved that Canada accept
the United States standing offer of reci-
pTOclty In AGRICULTURAL implements. non.
T. NJ. DAILY, Minister Of the Interior spoke
against the resolution, as did also Mr.. Da-
vid. Conservative. Mr.. David, however. said
the farmers of the northwest were Living
by grace Of the Massy-Harrs Company,
manufacturers of agricultural implements.
The Massy-Harris, people, Mr.. Davis as
serted, had a mortgage on every second
farm in his district. 1.-THE Mccormick peo-
pie, of Chicago, are just as bad, and If We
have to be in debt let us be in debt to our
own people," shouted Lippe. a French Ca
madam. Mr.. McMillan's motion was de-