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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-12

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ArJcKI.AND-On March II. 1850. 70 the
wife Of Mr. George AUCKLAND. a caasn-
ter.
yzrEf,NAS-In Everett, March ~. ls1@ TO
the wife CT Capt c. T. Bergman. dAugh-
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FOR SALE-Furniture of the best lodging
ho,,sa in the city, consisting OF 50 rooms
All completely furnished. Railways hand
somely carpeted. The house is now full
and doing fine business. IS We'll located:
close in, and commands fne view OF the
city and Sound. VIII be sold at a bar
gain. Jordan & Haddock. Colonial
building.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGS w

retwnen Tacoma and victoria. ., s,,.,s
spnlIf .yi M. Tacoma -tllsss.l s.,rn
1aa.prn Ly = Seattle = : =, III gss.n
ga fv3 u PIT Townsend q AZ = X. :.
1 lamar 49,. Victoria - 1fs
.fDailv except sunday. -. .-,-orr.
This steamer furnishes hrS'-eaa "a "A IA :
sno4atI0ns carrying both frsssns a. .t.srt.
eengers. and leaves from ies'ef
seattle
For rates. e'e'' mas q. YERKEs
Yesler wharf, ssssssie-
l. "A. NADtsAn,;.
General Agent y. T.. X H. 1a-----
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NOTICE TO EHE PUBLIC.

The public In hereby warned rot TO pay
sny money 20 parties representing to be
agents OF the Seattle posf-fntelligsncer.
Authorized travelling agents Of the Post
IrfeIIigencer, viz: J. A. Mcclellan. }. ].
Hawley and c. r. Peck. This does not
aUply 10 resident agents Of this paper "no
are located In ya9.0us cities and towns in
the Northwest nor 10 pogtnaAif,s wxo
are in all cases authorized 70 take SUP.
ecyiD,ions for the Daily. Sunday ano
Weekly Post-InfeiIigencer. CITY eoiisc-
fcrs: ]. A. cathcart, X. r. Hawiey. w.
n. Hanna and w. w. Ewing.
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Advertisements under the head or Lost.
Pound For Sale, For Rent and situations
Wanted will be inserted At the rate OF
cent q word each Insertion. Payment al
ways In advance No advertisement re-
CeIved for less than e cents.
NCTrCE.-Thc business ONCE OF the
Post-Intelligencer Is open until III p. m.
Sunday hours, a. M. to lz;Jp r. m. ana
10 8 p. m. Classified advertisements VIII
be received W TO this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices OF the Posf-Intelligencer:
TACOMA BuREAU-No. uz2 Pactnc
avenue.
PORT TOwNSEND-M. French n Co.
BELLiNGHAM BAY-New Whatcom.
corner Holly and Canoe streets o. H.
Culver. Manager
OLYMPIA-4i7n Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
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AptERTIsERy NOTICE

Advert..>rs desiring display advertise
r,ents changed for the sunday issue must
hand In copy by / o'clock Saturday 70 In
sure change.
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CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT orryr,
northwest corner Fifth avenue ana W
Ter way. Seattle, Wash. Male anA -
male help furnished free Of charr~
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UMBRELLA REPAIRlNo

SPANGENBERG. els Second. on,,-..-
Bailey block. RECEIVERS and repairs ~.
breilass typewriters. Keys for All ,cv
UMBRELLA HOSPITAL has mevS
from 216 10 2i3 Columbia street. ~
son Bros.
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pr-GET SOUND AND ALASKA sff.AA
SHIP COMPANY.
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STEAMERS.

THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A ThIx
THROUGH THE IsLANDa
Steamer Utopia j. A. n .,.. yssisrn
Leaves Tacoma, II noon; SrA,t.s 49, =
wharf 8 D. n. Mondays and Inass..ys
.or port Townsend, Anacories. fslrha 49,
New Whateoin, Blaine and Friday h...
ana Vancouver arriving Vancouver
following day. y.a,v.v n
Esrr 10 Blaine. s.: fare TO FancouvG.
For further Information apply !" iesis'
wharf.
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POULTRY YARD.

LOG CABIN POULTRY YARDS. ~
Dearborn street: James street carr n
yards; ten breeds. eggs. s. for Is, 81 a.
s3.a; winners of gold medal and silvss
cup. birds selected for breeding yarie
by Judge Felch personally.
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WANTED SSA 10 sl1A pat. statesmen far
cigars, experience unnecessary extra in
ducemcuts % customers bishop 4 Kline.
-. Louis. Mo.
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to's sE>r FARMS


kNR kENT F3rsJ uoe- III .-oia-,-5.
street Whole Sasffias - ry~,utrsi -.
sdsrtsi for sSolesA4s regAA Or y,.ss,+'
at business $3.50 secoR4 d5og. News
~ -
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AUCTION SALE of fine furniture con-
tents of private house, No. 800 James
street. Thursday. March r. at | o'clock
sharp. Bed sets, springs. mattresses.
chairs. tables, lounges. upholstered fur
niture. extension tables, wicker chairs
Brussels and ingram carpets rugs
cooking and heating stoves crcckery
glassware and kitchen furniture Terms
cash: no reserve. E c. Bickertoi., auc-
tioneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Town OF SUFFOLK
Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Oct, 2G.-rhr Treasury
Eoiu reserve ut the close of business to-
Gay stood at Sil?5O2.i2a The davis
WITHDRAWALS at New York were S559 IoO
me ISSUE or standard silver dollars
from the Mints and Treasury Offices for
me weeks ending October Path was SSS7. :
ioV ana Tor Che corresponding period
iast year WAS Sl,l0S.790 The shipment
oi ir,ctlohal silver coin from October list
10 2ith aggregated 81 LOOPS
New York. oct 3G.-Thc steamship
Ear ,i. which arrived from Europe
follows: lIcidcibach Ickclhrimcr G g."
S.ho'oou; La2ard frcrSs $60G.u0O: Bank of
British North America. $3T},oO0: Cana
dian Bank of Commerce. $3.50 OOO-toinl
S.o'3.0OO. The Etruria also brought
S25o0OO to Ladcnburg. Thalman 4 Co,
making the total arrivals on that steam
cf S2,225, 600, and the total arrivals ut this
port To date 55i21.52?
London, Oct. 26.Builion To tho
amount of G4S.OO0 WAS withdrawn from
me Bank of England to-day FOR export
tn the United States.
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News which is Goou Ncws.

~ pays everyone tn follow the thous-
ahds VINO are accepting that rcmarlisble
irce oiter OF Dr. Greene, OF b West Four
teehth street, New York City. tho most
successful specialist in curing nervous
anu chronic Diseases. He has establish
cu a system of free letter consultation
10 icll the sick and suffering overywhcrr
lust what thcriroublc Is and how tn gel
wei. All You ncel to do is to write him
letter. telling him your symptoms and
now you feel. He will answer ii. OK
pialninS Your case minuicly, and giving
az possible information. And for ali
this he charges nothing. 1t is tho hen
opportunity YOU ever had 10 consult the
highest authority. wiihou; leaving your
nome ami Without paying any fee.
RE gives SUCH careful attention ia
every letter. that YOU understand in
Stanlly Jus; what ails you. He makes
n specially Of treating patients through
letter correspondence. ana is having
most Wonderful success by this method.
III was tile same successful physician
who discovered that remarkable mcdi-
enc. Dr. trecne's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy The Doctors long expc-
llence ana enormous practice enables
MIN to thoroughly understand your com
paint by writing him Your symptoms II
Is easy enough to try il. and it Won't
cost you anything. Write him today
ana II will certainly be the means of
your getting strong and we'll
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Deaths md Funerals.

Mrs. Martha NJ. Hodges. rel:ct Of the
late William Hodges. died ut her resi-
dencc. on County street extended near
Pine. Sunday, at :2:l5 y. M. in the sew
cniieth year of her age She was the
mother of Mrs. james y. Stafford. Will
liam Hodges, John l.. Hodges. and Miss
Alice Hodges.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at 80 O'Clock from her late resi-
dence.
The funeral of Major William c.
Wingtield took place Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock from Trinity l.. T.. Church.
The services were conducted by Rev.
MIR. Funston, after which the remains
were taken ~ Oak Grove Cemetery for
m:ermen, The following gentlemen
acted a pall-bearcrs: Levin Gayle. Hen
~ .Cuth!cll. Captain Henry y. Allen,
Captain w. II. Murdaugh. Judge G. w.
Murdaugh. Colonel II. G. HudcinS. y. L.
Butt. Arthur l;mmerson. John n. Hill
i. w. =. Butt. Major Cooke OF Norfolk
" II Wilson. Alex. Warner
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
lewis little daughter was conducted
from ;hc residence on Fifth stree; sun
day, by Rev. Mr.. kennard. The re-
mains We're Inferred in Oak Grove Gene
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
PORTSMOUTFINEWS
Three Times and Then his.
charged.

:. The case OF Mr.. w. w. Hall. secretary
at the sound money Democratic head
quarters, was called in the Mayors
Court Yesterday. Mr.. Hall was rep.e-
scented by Judge l.. X. Watts and Mr..
u. Hattoh. The Commemorative inter-
ests We're locked after by Colonel X. r..
Griffin ~ -
Mr. Hat:on. when the case was called.
made a motion that the warrant be dis
missed on tn ground that 1t bore no date.
HIS Honor admitted that II was his fault
thht there was no date. "a he had neg
iected to put it there. That warrant was
dismissed and q new one was drawn and
served. Judge Watts asked to have the
second one dismissed. because It was
rot sworn 10. Another was made and
was sworn To by MIR. Anderton upon in
formation. l. was served, making three
arrests for one charge. Mr.. Andcrton.
the gentleman who Swore out the war
rant. made 4 statement to the effect thai:
lie did not see money sold. but swore out
the warrant on information furnished
him by parties who bought the money
Th" case dragged along until nearly -
O'Clock. then argument was commenced.
Colonel Griffin opened, and was followed
l." Judge Watts and Mr.. Haton. The
latter gentleman was quite severe on the
licE Constable.
Colonel Griffin then closed, and His
Honor dismissed the case on the ground
that there was no evidence TO show that
they We're dc:ng business without IL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27

The Washington Times has the following
to say nj tire" of the late players. In thn
Virginia League: The Virginia Iencu.
has Two young players. both stars and as
Yet neither has been drafted by any club
III the major League one is Tate of Tho
koanol;" club. who took part in So games.
". mas u batting average of .392 and a
iicldinr average of. 81 He is Il first base
man. Tho other man Is Kelly, OF the Pet
"rsb'r.s club He Is Il general utility man.
stop. right field and first baso no has a
batting average Of .;!6N aud Il fiCidini: aver
age of .a2i This promising young man
took part in ~ gaines. liz, mai,. "A total
of 4Di pU;-outs. GOchcnaur, OF Portsmouth
Is also said to Ia a good man. lilo is a see
oud baScnan bats at a 300 clip ana his
ii"liin" averages 80.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
NAVAL ORDINANCES.
Ammunition. Arms and Armor ID,
cusscd by Conn. Snmpson.


Washington. October 2G.--Thc naval ord
nance bureau requires over $9.OOO0OO next
pear, OF which S7,720, 7S6 Is needed for the
armament of new vessels.
The report OF Commodore Sampson, chief
o. Ola Ordinance, shows a big breech-loading
more than half of the required guns are
now IN use. The difficulty of securing
proper brown prlsmatic powder is shown
DS the fact that while 699.S47 pounds were
accepted last year, $4,000 were rejected.
Efforts have. therefore, been unceasInE to
perfect smokcless powder manufacture
Armor contractors have delivered over
2,voo tons OF plates UP TO October 1st. of
wnich l,O7a tons were llnrveyized. Tho
average cost per ton which. In 1885, was
Soii;2o WAS this year $o3l.I2. Notice is taken
OF inc hrst foreign orders for armor over
placed I'm this country. Russia having
contracted with Carnegie and bethlehem
works FOR 900 and 5000 tons respectively.
In referring to the delivery of the new
small arm. of which 10000 have been order
been criticised, Commodore Sampson de-
clares that mt the present moment no ma
tlon having any prctcnSiOns TO military or
naval nower mas in contemplate any
other change in he calibre of its small
arms than II still further reduction" The
navy now has liz Whitehead torpedoes i'm
use. Isl more being held in reserve for new
Snips ana torpedo boats. All the G-inch
rifles in the service are being changed to
rapid tire weapons.
As instancing the remarkable prompt
ness with which vessels have on the home
station can have their explosive stores re-
pkenished II is stated that the Stilctto left
NtWport one morning and delivered 4,Hl0
ioui,iS OF S,nokrlesS powder TO Fort Wads-
worth. \. Y. and South Amboy, n. j.,
900 rounds of ammunition for the new
small arm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Entertainment at wright's Memorial
Church last Night.

The large auditorium of the Wright
Memorial Sunday School was comfor-
'ably filled with an appreciativc audi
encc last night to enjoy its musical and
literary entertainment. given under the
auspices of the Sunday School Workers.
of that church, the talent taking part in
the we'll arranged programme consisting
of home talent. with the exception of
Mr.. Floyd Flick, noted. vocalist Of
Norfolk.
me programme was rendered in II
most pleasing manner and elected much
applause, especially the solo by Mr.
i5lick. accompanied on the piano by
Miss Mary Lawlcss. and the instrument
tai selection by Miss LawleSs. These
two numbers were most favora bly,
commented on by musical critics.
The programme over, the large assem-
bly, repaired To the supper room, where
they RECALLED the inner man with all the
delicacies of the season. Quite u large
sum was realized from the entertain
ment. all of which will be devoted to the
liquidation of the debt on their hand
some sunday School building.
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Communicated.)
The Death Of Nfrs. Calm.

Mrs. Mary y. f. Cain daughter Of
the late Edward and kcZiah Morris. and
wife of the late John X. Cain, departed
this life at eight minutes To i on Sat
urday evening. October 2iih, 1926 1t
was crushin" blow Ia the loved ones
who had watched about her bedside in
tendcrest solicitudc Tor hours and DAYS.
y vacant chair in The home circle will
be Il mute reminder OF the excellent
qualities Of her whose life has thus
closed
The distressed family has many
friends whose hearts beat in sympathy
with theirs in this hour of deep anguish
She was willing and ready to 20 the
journey whore no trav"ll,s has vet
known IL return.
She leaves six children to mourn their
losS-four boys ana two gir!S-who have
all reached the years III maturity. The
funeral Will take place from her late
residence. No. SOC Washington street
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance are invit-
ed 10 attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
The 7)art,aItcIIes.


1'hc Dardnnclcs. which is now so often
mentioned in connection with the rcputcd
mission or our hatt!cshin Bancroft Is the
ancient ilcllCSpUut, and So called oh
serves Tine faugur Commercial. from Tho
two castles hy which the narrUwcSt part
Of the city Of par'!anus in the Troad II
extends Il distance OF about iorty-Scycii
miles. with stn aVorag" breadth OF three To
four miles. tn" strait of the Dardanelles
is famous in history Tor the passage of the
army of NcrN"S, by means of bridge OF
boats, and for the similar exploit on the
part Of Alexander. Nur Is It's name less
widely known from the story of Hero ana
I.oundor. ana from Lord ivrun's SUCCESS
tai attempt to rival th" ancient swimmer.
H., the terms OF Il treaty made In .!t:ly 1871
and confirmed by tn" peace OF Paris in lS..;.
no foreign shin OF war may enter the Oar
daacli"S except by Turkish permission ANA
even merchant vessels are not allowed TO
pas. during lie day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Anniversary Services Of the NJ. r. Sun.
anN school ASSocinfinn.

The first anniversary Of the Methodist
sunday School Association was held at
Monumental Church Sunday afternoon
n 800 o'clock The programme which
had been prepared. and which WAS pub
iished on Sunday, was carried out, and
was greatly enjoyed by the large au-
dience present. The programme consist
ed OF Vocal and instrumental music, re-
sponSive reading. rec!ta.ionS. prayer. a
shor; address by the Rev. W. l.. Proc
Tor, bible study, and the roll-call OF the
various schools composing !the associa-
IL be Wright Memorial for attendance
and contributions, and owens Memo
rial for punctualty. The old officers of
the association. l.. V. White. president
g. Il. Herbert. SECRETARY. and y. A. Mar
lin. Treasurer. were Reelected
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
LAWRENCE & wELT0N.
35i High Street-Cash Dry Goods
Dcnicrs-SpcciaII for tic Week

Fruit Of Loom cottonS 6i.c. va. Mo-
hawk Valley I0-i Shceting he. yd. Utica
ln-+ Sheeting pc. yd. New stock of all
linen towels al l2i.. " -: and 300. each
Ladies' Coats and Caps made in the
very latest styles from s. tn 3lJ each.
Children's CioakS from year To 8
years.
Misses Goats. sizes Il years to is ycars.
ranging in price from s. IL $40.
DRESS GOODS Atwood goods
black and color. &c inches wide. 2ic. yd.
Novelty Dress Goods from '0c. I'd. To
$40 for pattern.
i'NDERWEAR HOSIERY AND
GLOVES y SPECIALITY.
LAWRENCE " WELTON'S CASH
AND ONE PRICE. STORE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
steamer on firc.

er WorSlcy Hall. Captain Cameron. pu;
INTO this port this morning with her car.
go Of cotton on live. She was boun,
from New Orleans Tor Havrc. having
left the former port on Octpbcr 10Th
on October sd. AT a. M. when the
steam was 800 miles East by South ci
Sandy Hook. during II strong south.ily
gale. the cotton stored In the furwa ~ d
mold. which constituted the major Dor
ton Of the cargo, was found 10 he on
fire.
The matches Were brttencd. tie burn.
III" compartment flooded and the vessel
headed FOR this port. The ha"bo, fire
boats are alongside the steamer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
IN BERKELEY.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
The Bryan and Sewall Club was held
last night at their hall. corner Chestnut
ana Pine streets. The meeting was
called TO order by the president, Mr..
WIN. Nick. Woodhouse, and after the
reading OF the minutes of the last meet
ing by the secretary. II large list Of
names acre enrolled as members. The
chair then introduced Capt Walter
French. of New Jersey who addressed
the meeting on the money Issue for an
hour. Capt. French denounced Grover
Cleveland as II fool or thief and said he
borrow $1,000 TO 20 to Washington with.
but thought he had n little more than
that amount now. He was loudly ap-
plauded throughout his speech He was
followed by Mr.. y. G. Mitchell and Col.
George A. Martin
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Election Notes.

There is no doubt election is n,rr-
ferriug considerably with trade. In or
der 10 lNcn up business We are selling
clothing at prices unheard of for this
time Of the year. Suits that would reg
ularly sell for $1,000 ana 5000. now SS.OO.
Those that would sell for Si2.j0 and
Sl3,"0. now $1,000, and SO on. We can
save YOU money by your purchasing
anything in the way of clothing for men.
youths or boys from us at the present
time. BRI;SIIAUER Il ANTHONY,
III High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Malaria pisar,ned of IL. r.rr,-,

Aalaria. that fell atmospheric noson. is
uiSarmed OF lis terrorS, ANA health insured
10 thousands rrSiiit. where the noNious
emulation periodically !nfects the air, and
cnE"ndrT* intermittent and rrmittcni fey
erS. by lto9;ettSrs stomach Filters. the
tiNca. alternatives ami tones. In number
less localities wh"r" tile demand for sui
phale ~ 9uiniiC was Formerly immense
the hurlful HikaiodS has been almost en-
tircly Supplahitd 10y this safe. popular and
effective substitute. which is prompt in :,c-
ton and entirely uuobjcctioaahlc 1t nilli-
lies the influence Of miaSma by givin,. n
more aciiN" impulse 10 every Vital runc-
non, nulck"ninf ana cnriching the blood
overcoming q tendency to biliousncs's and
promoting digestion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27

Yesterday afternoon a drove of hogs
We're coming OF the ferry boat when one
ol them went into Mr.. Harry Pearson :
store colored man attempted To GET
him out when his pigship attacked him
Tor fight. y mum Der Of persons saw
me hog coming towards them with his
teeth shining. This caused IA genera.
stampede. In the melee Il quantity of
grapes etc, were knocked over and
were scattered in every direction. The
hoS was finally captured ana was tied
by the hind legs and was put in a wagon
and WAS carried Ia the slaughter house
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Specials for To-Day.

lust received Il lot of Virginia Mountain
Buckwhcat. which is very fine ut &c. per
pals. S5c. per pail; fruit jcllies of nll kinds
in ; lb. cans, loo. per can; line large cod
fish. &C. per lb. We arc sim selling our
Vermont Creamery Butter Mt 25c. per ID
Nothing finer made. Every one likes Il fine
cup of coffee, and Just think of our
cracked Java-makes the finest of drinks
and only costs YOU 23c., II saving OF about
l2iac. per lib.
C. w. HUDGINS & co.
PHONE 1910
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Remarkable Record.

During live yeas icim of office as
Ccmmonwc ilth'S Attorney for Norfolk
County, mp 10 July lst 1896. Captain
x. &. Marshall has convicted III prison
crs. and had them sentenced 10 the pen
itentiary. gu, OF that number hu: one
was 4 While person.
There was nut one woman. He will
have about ten more prisoners 10 add
In that list "A; this term of the court.
This i Il lrm4rk a hle record
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
stole Two Cows.

Some time during Sunday some one
stole two cows from @Alr. Wright. who
lives at Hodges Ferry bridge Cunsta-
bic Anderson was notified and ran up
with the thief ana shot III him several
times hui without effect. The negro is
still at large. one of The cows was
found yesterday. but the other is sim
missing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27
Norfolk Comfy Court.

Frank Richardson. and Bob Elliott
Were tried in the County court ycs;cr-
day Tor loDbng Mr.. Cadmos' sloop.
Richard on Was sent 10 jail for fifteen
days. and Richardson for thirty.
Henderson l5armer was scnteced Ia
jail for six months for rOhbng Mr.. Jake
WinninEdcr's house in Prcntis place
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-27

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