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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Matters Of Small Moment About the City
Very Briefly ChroRicIed.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES
~ E"it and Concise Record OF the
MINOR Events OF II Growing sen.
port city Laid Barerto the Many
Headers of the Newsfest OF Nor.
folk Papers.

rived. no YET ar
Rev. DR.. Mayo visited the High, scboo,
pupils. " the
Hhe oyster gunboat chesapeake which
has been in port for several DAYS will
PROBABLY go out to-day.
! ~ colonial tea was given at Freemn
son street Baptist Church last night. a
iarse number being in attendance.
| Inc funeral OF the late NJ. II. Vellines
G Tir .ake pface from St Mary's Catholic
Snurcn this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
| Ex-City Attorney Lambeth was IN +ho
CITY Yesterday. He is visiting his father,
iteV. Dr. Lambeth, at Churchlapd
Try Murfay's ffty-cent dinners-thc
pest IN the State. Everything in sea
So ,,i Roanoke avenue, near Main street.
", ntate Reformatory at Laurel.
va, VIII not hereafter receive incor
ristoies that are over l6 years of age
Durins the weak ending February
i'th' VIM. Lamb & Co. shipped 10 3oS
IONS OF coal, 2,G45la tons of which were
foreign "e'e
Mr.. q. L. Stevens, formerly of Salem.
va, nut for several years q resident
of Roanoke, has decided to locaie in
Norfolk III
me services at the Union Mission last
niSht We're conducted by members OF
t ane Epworth League OF Cumberland
''eicel M. u. Church.
The ViiEinian is requested to exolaiu
mat the explosion that took place nj
Money Point was not at the Old Domin
ION Creosoting Works
MISS Susie Dednon and MIR. II. T.
ooHier VIII be married at . O'Clock next
Wednesday night at the residence of
MI: Z. u. Langley. Fcnchruch street.
Ihe Southern State Telephone Com
panE will soon commence putting i'm
their underground system in this CITY
and hope to be in operation by the 18th
OF August
The Merritt Wrecking Company's
steamer j. ID. Jones has returned from
lsaac's Shoals with the strippinys of
the schooner Carolina Hall, ashore Mt
that place
The schooner Maggie j. Lawrence.
ashore near Pea Island. is in q bad con
dttion being full of water and Il heavy
northeast sea breaking Ncr her The
prospects of saving her are very bad
The sc4on"r Minerva l.. Wcbmorc
has gone 10 llitch's Mill TO load q cargo,
Of lumber for Washington. -. G. The
lumber is TO go to the parties that the
cargo of The waterlogged schooner Cen
tennial was for.
Tom Pu"d!c and Ernest Simmons two
colored boys. We're arrested by Officers
Curtis and Russell last night 9n a
charge of stealing Il chicken. In II.
pockets of Simmons were found Il num-
Der of policy slips.
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Valuable Real Es,atcntAuc,io

by direction of George w. Gilbert, NJ.
Glennan and Willis W. Vicar, trustees,
II. G. lloggard e Co. will sell at the
Real Estate Exchange at IL M to-day
Il certain lot of land with all buildings
ana improvements thereon. and appur-
tenances thereto belonging. situated on
the west side of Ferguson avenue Bran
bleton Ward. premises now numbered
ZIG ferguson avenue. fronting 81 feet
on the west side Of Ferguson avenue
and extending back westwardiy between
parallel lines st feet. said land lying
on The west side of Ferguson avrnuc,
about 81 feet \. OF the y. w. corner of
the intersection Of said Ferguson ave-
nue. and Jamison avenue. This lot con
i:lins frame dwelling with six rooms
At the same time and place the same
parties will sell by order of the same
trustees, certain LOT OF land with all
buildings and improvements thereon.
ana appurtenanccs thereto belonging,
situated on the west side OF Reservoir
avenue, said lot fronting % feet on the
west side of Reservoir avenue and run
ming back westwardly between parallel
lines 10 feet. and lying 1877 feet
southardly from tho S. w. corner of the
intersection of Highland avenue with
said Reservoir avenue. This lot CON
tains q frame dwelling with seven rooms.
now numbered 1876 and is nearly new
For terms Of these sales see advertise
ment on the eighth page of The Eir-
giniGn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
Corporation Court

In the Corporation Court Yesterday
me fNllltwing parties were arraisnnd
and tried ''''
PihkrN Warren. grand larceny. steal.
ing Il diamond ring from the residence
ol i. j. Womble: found guilty ana given
one year in the penitenliarv.
Kicha:d Langley. houscbrcaking and
s.taiihS meat 10 the value of $40 from
me Storchouse OF w. S Murden. found
guilty and given two years In the neni.
Tertiary " P'
FLETCHER Ballard. who was tried soma
.hne ago found guilty and punishment
hNru ut ZEN years in the peniteutiarv
ana VINO secured Il new trial. was ar
ialEheu again yesterday and tried a sec
ohd tilne. Ballard was indicted for
houscblcaking ami larceny of diamonds
ahu lcwciry irolt the residence. of ~
NJ. heti"w to the value of over $500 The
case consumed Il large portion of the
session OF tho court yesterday \ nota-
pi' itd'ute OF tho ease was the number
OF cnhvicts brough; from the iaiI IN
testify 10" AMI against tho nrisnnn,
"ih"hS S.hiu witnesses being Joe Weeks
VINO Is nav serving ten years sentence
III connection with the same robbery.
Il convict naneh Parker. who is aIso
awaiting 10 he SEM up to Richmond
ana the convict of note. Isaiah Joynrr
OF Nansemond and Zig Poin; fame. Eeinc.
no ether than the scamp who ,sef.anrI
rom the two Norfolk attorneys SOM,
.l'h,' BACK. Weeks testified against Bal
hara anu i'arkc" ana JOINER were wit-
ncSStS IN his behalf. After being out
~ "N'' an hour IN" jury reported that
theE wer" unable to agree and were al
journcd over until 10 a. IN. to-mn,.rnw
when they will consider the case fur
ther.
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'rhe Churc,,c. .Vo.Morro,v

Second Presbyterian Chmch--There
Will he preaching tomorrow at II IL m.
and II I:30 D. M by the pastor, Rev.
w. S. Lacy, u. y. Sunday School ut
$50 n. M. Young Peoples prayer meet
ing at I D. M.
First Presbyterian Church-Rev. DR..
j. X. Howerton, pastor will preach to-
morrow at II q. m. and 30 y. m. Morn
ing subject. Loyalty 10 the Church"
Sunday School at $3.50 Il. m. Young
Peoples meeting nj Gas y. m.
Cumberland Street NJ. H.. Church
Preaching by the pastor. Rev w. IL.
Atwill. at II a. m. ana 100 y. m. Morn
ing subject. "Harvestcrs Wanted. F."
Subject for night. "Ear-Stoppers" Ep-
worth League ut $40 p. m. The public
cordially invited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
An Incendinry ut work.

After making ten attempts during the
present week to fire the building No.
81 DENLY street. near Church, an incen-
diary last night succeeding in accom-
plisMng Ibis object. The building has
been vacant two days, the family who
lived there having moved out for fear
they would be burned alive.
1t seems that some one has made re-
peated attempts 10 burn the house, and
SO frequent have been these ATTEMPTS
that u policeman has been stationed
in the building for several nights. Yes
terday few, minutes after O'Clock n
slight blaze was discovered by the
neighbors and eNtinGuished. Last nigh,
about o'clock, while watchman va
In the building. Vt was fired from tho
outside. An alarm was sent in and the
firemen sO0n eXtinGuished the flames
The building Is owned by the Turner
estate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
"a THIS BE POSSIBLE.
~ HNe Mcn: ana Women Rcen Growing
and Losing vitality

$SSEs Len are generally supposed to be the
S1Efs2ME ger and women the weaker SEX"
Ssss& Twas ~ professor connected with one
;ssggatts ss our leading colleges VINO recently
S14AaeS thiBEstra remnrE:-H explained
4 III 4nS tbs following words,
fl}ut Is this really the. fact at the
SHfssent idRy2 Isn't}it more true that the
sexes {, are both dcteriorating in
Sstssngth and vitality? We live more
SEapid wearing lives than people did nifty
seafsl go. and are showing the terrible
IN health and constitution
'S{Sfs you doubt my words try 10 thsnk OF
HI oBt many people YOU hear complaining
sspfss tired !. feelings and other miserable
4 81 from some form OF disease, You will
ssGertainly be surprised TO find how many
SlSon&can remember"
sslssss That the professor Is right, ana tnaa
s%these dangerous symptoms arg iui
s. more common than we generally sns,
sScpinions OF many people who speak ron,
s.llctuas experience The following Is
II cnse I'm point: COW
atleman, we'll known In connection VIII
& the telephone industry. recently sa!d
Il coed and accumulate wealth. but we cN-
sShnust ourselves In doing II; me Eyer
re American spends Inc hrs ,,,d "I iosn,,
sshis wealth to regain his health; ,r,l k ZION
s. thfs from my own experience. Inc parc
u AtSwhich did business nearly Killed me. !
few years ago WAS nervous, irri,aDle
r and run down. / longed for life and Eet
Z did not care for II. dreaded death but
Sliylng was undesirable. What IN sn Reri
Z rnya8strenrth. used good Judgment and
took Warmers Safe Cure regularly; !
Is have found It to be Indispensable to my
sShea3th and happiness DO | work? Yes,
& hard every day. and believe all Ameri-
IL cans can do the same thing, regardless
~ or the climate, competition or social
81 demands, IL they will act upon my sug-
4 Eestion"
sSSsIt should be remembered that the
SRreat remedy above described Is not |
y new thing or an experiment 1t is
6 sclentiiic preparation which has, stood
ssshe test of years! 1t Is universally rec
q commended and prescribed by eminent |
Ssphy sicians. There is nothing like II for |
Il making weak men and women strong |
u md we'll. II yon are In need OF such |
slgemedy, will you not try 1t?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
AMUSEM ENTS.

Cleopatra. '-Lillian Lewis, support
ed by Il fine company. at the head of
which is Edmund Collier, gave grand
presentation of Cleopatra" at the Aca-
DENY of Music last evening before Il
large audience. The play was put on in
magnificent style and 1t is doubtful il
ever II has been better presented in this
city Miss Lewis conception of The
character of the Egyptian Queen was all
that could be desired. and Alr. Golfers
Antony was excellent The npplause
was hearty and altogether Just.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
wEATslEM u EPOl..r.
Forecast Ior.'a'o.dav.,

Washington, d. c.. Feb Is, 1896.
Tor Firgfnia-Fair anu war
\ FAIR mer; variable winds becoming
southerly
For North Carolina-FaIr
and warmer; variable winds
becoming southerly.
cast: 'e''eiai 'orc
The southwestern area of high nras-
sure has drlftcd slowly eastward and
now covers Gulf and south Alta ntin
states The storm area has advanced
sSatheastward from Alberta and Is
now central In southern Minnesota. IT
VIII PROBABLY move to the Lake Regions
saturday The pressure has risen ra u,
Ialy on the Atlantic coast and the New
rhsiand storm has passed or TO the
eastward. A sudden and rapid rise in
temperature has occurred throughout
Inc Mississippi Valley and the West on
the Atlantic coast the temperature has
iallen 10 TO IL degrees. Very little rain
or snow was reported tonight and the
weather was clear. except in the Lake
Regions and the adjacent northwest.
Tor Saturday fair and warmer wealth
en- is indicated in all coast districts the
rover mississippi and the Ohio Valleys.
In the Lake Regions there Will be par
tial cloudiness, possibly with light rain
or snow In northern portions accom-
panied by rising temperature 1t will
continue fair and warmer in the south
west and partly cloudy In the north
west. probably with snow flurries.
The temperature changes will be I'M
certain in the northwest.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
Mnsi,cd Overheard.

The Italian bark Consiglin C;alatola
captain Amhrosano. from CadiZ De
cemher 2Sth, arrived here Thursday.
having been out forty-Scven days. Cap
tain Ambrosano noted protest with Mr..
Humphreys, the Italian Consul at this
port, in which he states that on Jan.
9Th. when in mid ocean, and during a
heavy gale. one, seaman. Pietro Runo.
of Naples. was washed overheard and
lost. Every effort possible was made
to save the man. but owing to the high
sea and wind he disappeared before
they could roach him
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15

rafael Diaz Albcrtini. violin vlrtuoe.,.
WI" VIII appear in the Star Course CON
..l. ~ me Dung Men Christian Asso-
citation next Tuesday. was horn in III,
Island OF Cuba. is a descendant or !,
highly prominent Spanish family. He
entered the Paris Conservatory. was ;,
pupil OF Alard, taking first prize in lS75
Since that year he has been Intimately
associated with such eminent artists as
camille Saint-Saens and Pablo de Sara-
safe. Reserved seats now on sale
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
FMmcrn! OF alr. TnrInr.

The funeral Of Alr r. S. Taylor will be
held at Christ Episcopal Church to-day
at IL o'clock. The services will be con
Quoted by the rector. Rev. O. s. Barten.
ID. ID. Mr.. Thomas H. Wilcox, Prcsi-
dent of the Business Mems Association.
has appointed the following committee
to attend the Obscuuics: Col. T. NJ
Henry. Walter Sharp. w. il. II. Trice,
Judge ID. Tucker Brooke. Robert S.
Rroughton. Hon. Thomas r. Borland. r..
+. Rogers. Col. C. a. Nash. r. A. Dobie.
Capt. w. T.. Taylor, Caldwell Hardy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
Norfolls Fruit aud Produce Con,ponv
Assign.

~ deed Of assignment was filed In tho
'icrk Office Yesterday from c. NJ. Gard
hcr doing business as the Norfolk Fruit
ana ir"dncc Company. to j. w. Turner,
trustee. Tor the benefit of his creditors
Alter irsi paying the rents due. clerks
Saia RES ana expenses of executing the
.tuS'' me payment OF notes for 5000.
stoo ana Sl'a due A. Il. Woodward. and
one due l.. w. Gardner for tho .,,r, 80
5000, are preferred. The liabilities ara
estimated al about $4,000. Value OF
assets unknown
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
Burruss. Son & Co.,
IN K.ERS

sdEiscounted
Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
lind sold
ffSlted.
Slnterest allowed on lime deposits.
81 Safe deposit boxes for rent Charges
Z moderate 90
8i Draw bills Of Exchange and make cable
aAransfers to Europe.
~. Letters OF credit issued TO prlncIpa1
Selties of the world
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
rhc Christian Endcavor Meeting.

The Tidewatcr Christian Endeavor
Union, OF Norfolk md vicinity, will
combine with the Y. NJ. C. y. at their
hall on Sunday at o'clock. in n union
service. All Christian Endeavor Socie-
ties and the public generally are cordial
ly Invited to unite In this meeting. This
Will be in lieu of the monthly Christian
Endeavor Union meeting announced for
the fourth Sunday with the Court Street
Presbyterian Church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
". H. H. TRICE & CO.
Real Estate & Rental Agents
% BANK STREET
70 r Mt.

- STORES-Nicc store corner Park and
Y Brambleton ayes; IA Main street. ~. IL
ssEominerce street, "a Bank street, store 30
u Main street; S22 Church street; stores
&nnder Gladstone Hotel, store corner
A9ames and High.
Flats..--lo5. los Church street; 1l2. i2l
{ hank. all m srn improvements: lD james
aRtreet; several desirable rooms $50 Main
Z street: los, 2l7 Main.
~ RESIDI3NCES-173 Butte street: % Duke
street: ICY, Ill Duke: IL and q Waikc: 81
sa!1olt, q Mariner: 80 Queen. "a and O. Mar
ss1per: l0l Yarmouth. 8 houses Holt street
"a yarmouth street, % North. February
40, 96; Desirable residence Cranky stree;
&sxtended with !! acres Of ground. corner
Mariner and Chanel.
tSg3 Brambleton-103 Levitt avenue IA Res
Hsryoir avenue: zoo Willoughby, corner
Shouse; 2l0, i0S. ioi Park avenue: &c Kelly
3 Rvenue: 21i Highland.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
Meteorological Data.

II. s department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Feb IA.
Local meteorological data for the q
hours "ndi'" s % III. last night:
Maximum temperature .......,. So
minimum temperature .. IS
Normal temperature deduced from
- years observations "a
Departure from normal.
Departure since Jan. 1st....
lsainfall for n hours. 81
ftainiall since Feb. observation-disclosures. 3.iS
]. j. .GRAY. Observer
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with Military EIouors

Mr.. NJ. II. Neliines. the unfortunate
victim Of the explosion at Mnncv
Point. was corporal in the I,e, Mas
OF TINS CITY, and will be buried by thai
command with military honors this of.
ternoon at 3 o'clock 60
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
Bank Stock az Auc,ien

Messrs Pannell Bros. will sell at the
request of the owner. at the Real Estate
Exchange at II IN. to-day. five shares
of the Merchants and Mechanics' Saw
ings Bank stock. Terms cash.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15

r.il%abcth y. Wilson ct ais. to c. w.
'ol.ilah' "ne-iifth interest in a lot
u! iaha on the western side of Boush
street Portsmouth, Va: consideration.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15

Is. Eoscns'cin ". +. t. Morton, In as
sumrSit: damages $50.
Arthur to1i ". Andrew Reid and
others. in chancery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
PORT CALENDAR.

sun rises, G:5i a. M; sun sets, SAG n.
M: nigh water, 1923 a. M, End 10:4T d.
m. low water, All u. m, and 4:35 D. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
To Cure a cold I'm One nv

Take laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. Csc.
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weber Piano.

y fine Weber upright piano can he
bought extremely low FIR cash.
THE HuMF.-MINOR co.
l0i Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
HeRdnchc?-Curc IL.

Don't suffer headache when a pair OF
Or. Weeks glasses may relieve you,
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Tic 0ucsffnn

| 70 see. or not to see-That Is the
question" Or. Week can answer il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
IN COURT YESTERDAY
Many Miner Gases Heard by Justice Bur-
roughs In the Police Court.
A CUTTING scRApE ON REID's LANE
seEer"i Gases Tried I'm the Corpo.
ration Court and Prisoners Sent to
me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Entered.
Deeds Kecorded-A business Firm
hakes I'm Assignment.

Justice Burroughs Police Court dock
e. Yesterday was fair sized and inter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
The Demand E1nnls the sunn,v

gS For the 81 Patrol Shoes. the easiest
sssa9atos wearing shoe for carpenters.
4 phs sIns, biacksmiths, foundry men and
i s RI! classes OF mechanics Made with
sshree solid leather soles. in laced and
ssEatterg. To be had at anu
HELLER'S SHOE STORE
50 Bank St, Opp. Court -Inmsn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
Thc Corrcct Thinc.

For correct thing in specks and eye.
glasses call on DR.. Week.
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A SAILOR STABBED

SAILOR STABBED.
At an early hour yesterday n row
occurred In II house of ill-fanle In Reid's
iane, during which IN sailor, named
Louis Foushell. from off the ship Hamil-
ton was cut In the arm. The three in
mates of the house. Bessie Russell, En-
ma Hill and Maria Dyson. all coIored
were arrested and arraigned In the Po-
lice Court yesterday The case was
pearance OF the sailor ana the women
were released upon their own recoenf-
Zunce.
MINOR oFFENsEs.
Willie Molland, colored larceny; dis
missed
jamie Croker colored. breach of the
peace; continued till the 18th inst
Junius Crocker. colored. carrying con-
cealed weapon; continued till the 18th.
Joe Winslow. colored. larceny; sixty
days in Jail.
Frank McGuinness. white. breach of
the peace; dismissed.
Jacob Rothenberry, white, assault:
fined $3.50 and costs
i. }. Richardson, white. selling liquors
on SUNDAY; continued till 18th.
80 David Parsons, colored. assault; fined
$3.50 and costs
Kate Macklin. colored. breach Of tba
peace; fined 81 and costs
John Willard. colored. assault; fined
$3.50 and costs.
Edward Bright. colored. larceny; nine
~ days in Jail.
Caleb Hodges, white. receiving stolen
PROPERTY; dismissed at the costs of com
pla inant. Sl.75.
Jane Harris. colored. vagrant; dis
missed
Geo, Washington, colored. larceny: 30
days in Jail.
Law Quarles, w. E. Williamson. John
wizard Kate Nlacklin. colored, drunk;
fined 81 and costs
and costs.
missed.
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Z. f. ROGERS.
ROOMS 2Il AND 2i2 COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING GRANNY STREET.
FOR RENT.

nue.. ave-
dwelling over No 80 Main street
store 20 Churcn street.
owciiing No. Falkland street
rat No. ~ Bank street
dwelling No. ! Cumberland strcc4
~ oik street extended.
Fiat No. 20 Granny street.
dwelling No. Shields street.
dwelling No. 80 Cumberland street
Two stores Main street
store IS II oanok" avenue
Stores Nos. H. and a Commerce streot
store No. IL Bank street
Offices OH Bank, CRANKY and Commo,ca
streets. ~
OCT Main street
Dwelling No - High street
SloIt' NO. 81 Roanoke avenue
dwelling No. $40 Butte street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15

SNe have cGanb. brush and mirror
,sgefg quardruple plate, at $3.50. IT'S DIR
and many other goods propor-
S1pnately as cheap. 1t will pay you to
learn our prices. -
FRANK II. GALE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15

lore Caterers--H. G. Guy &, Co. sci,
5000 Feed 222 Chapel. Phone 1es,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-15
Pacific Northwest Nurseries.

Northwest f4n"tiN llt. ott~t
Young trees make a WJu&triui -rc" %
in tho nurseries vest 81 the tasca e.
mountains to these N1rfh Paciic states.
on irrigated lands east ~ this raag- she
trees are produced with equait wonder
fli rau.64ty EuI5-t ou Seeding stos 4
fIs- above the groarl l1 August eood.
stalky trees from -ve 20 seven feet htgA
a~. often r-riurca OF each class of cher
rsss. piums. prures and apples. IS rule
rli~sa-,11e- send cut tfrifty. smooth and
stra .ga- Young trees With large Gro" p
ara good roots The sizes from four 10 SIX
feet high az q rlIe give tire best salts
faction 10 o~char!.~+s. because such trees
SIRE eae wlth q better proportion ~ roots
Than tcr-e RI larLer size besides toe roo $
un tre Younger fress are more throus.
T.e rurse~yrlrn of the Pacific Nor r
west are giving general satisfaction so FAR
a. shape ana appearance OF tae trees are
concerned. ana lhli- prices have oeea very
reasonable They are taxing great inter
est ic properly developing the tfalt STo"-
lgE Industry - ai3.ng In tne esIaoiisl n
r-e-t or rsEid laws against t1e invasion or
lesert pests and piant diseases
But Numerous complaints nave oefn
heard against several nurseries that trees
received from them have not proven true
- name ard some cases are SHOWN = here
results are very disappointing should
sach plumbers occlr frequently Il IS very