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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-03
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. 60
Cape .
Charles
Route

SIX HOURS ,SgiGKHN THAN ANY
THROUGH DAY AMI NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
scAEDoiLiE n l5f NoRsVel GAz g. 1885,
mouth, High streGt,Sf:30 q. h )
Arrive ut. Ehiladel9hia. 5.B2 p.
M; New York az S:39 i. m.
G.l0 p. m. daily. Portsmouth. High STREET
5:55) Arrive at PhiiadeiphIa
ARRIVE At NORFC1f.K
300 a. m. daily, (Portsmbuth, High street
9:I0,) leaving New York at D,
AR Rii lSf;'a as EoRF Z IL p M
sos p m. daily; except sunday-(Ports.
leaving New York at 8 a. M:
Philadelphia. 1920 q. m.
Close, connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey City. Philadeiphia and
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet and Par
Tor Cars on day trains between Phila-
Through Tickets sold and baggage
ohecked at Wakes Agency, under At
r. B. COOKE. General Agent
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M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y Z gyMPRhl B
Il FUR ANEW DIRK

/ PASSENGER SHIPS ARE Apo mt
Eb no Sail. from 3NorfoikI DAILY atl
S255sspa4S RS SSS
sATTRDAYsa p D. :, ia ssenser aceo,a:
Fare. including meals and stale n
Fs ape'n round trip. limited to g
Fey eT tickets and reservation II s Ia q
Nswpdft news Ne avsry xaahle syeSsS
af TfsE Rfh%Gna ta S sfE nxHsas
and Eaine sai1ins daily eseept san
diEo Lsssf Ssssssfs hHffsls
M mn and a;a6 p M. Portsmo uth S:45II and
1sSs Eort ok Sc 100 and hHk as
a EoR KAMpToHy-At HIS a. m. AND
a :aS F. F. m: Sorfsmoath at 1o:o5 and a sos
FOR NEwPoRT NEWS AND SMITH.
1S PD M p - Wharf 9r & nat T..
DF FR S5SsT d ASS T sav danpssys
nj eaeyg k!2f Wss sab6 HsS5s0t .sBy
FaN RIWE;Rsm ,.;TonShing At 9ld. Point
%$nth SIG hfn Bay a. S Enc Wharf &ts
AZ assursiSF
wharf al $50 a. m: PORTSMOUTH,, Gas g.
FoR MANsEMoNDt RiVst:ER AgR
SUFFOLfi-At 8 p. m: Portsnlouth. 3:ik
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poquosin.
NM" NoR ~ cNRo41NA D1yIs1oN--Ftor.
marie leaves Norfolk for WoshinEton, N.
9 M, caTry;as freight apd passengers
Frsishs fer tSewSsrh. S n. C.. received ..
N and s. r. r. depot; ssS
Freight received daily EXCEPT Sunday.
All schedules subject to change With:
NJ b CROMWELL. Agent.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk nnd portsInonth
Marcit ri. 1896.
Port of
ARRIVALS

British stmp. Baron Belhavcn. Smith.
Maceio. 10 Philadelphia. to William
Lamb & Co. Coaled and sailed.
British stn,p. iEarnwell. Carter, Balti-
more, to William Lamb & Co., 10 load
for Port CastrieS.
British stmp. Ironopolls, Guy Balti-
more. to the North Atlantic Transport
Company. To load.
British stmp. Gcna. Lever. Viewpoints
News, to load.
Spanish stmp. Maria. Arrospe, Calves
ton to Liverpool. TO william Lamb &
Co. Coaled and sailed.
Schr. Henry Pitts, Cranmer, Balti-
more. with coal.
Schr jeremiah Smith, Parsons, Balti-
more. light.
Schr Emily Johnson. Paul, Baltimore.
light.
schr. John II. Williams, New York,
light
schr John NJ Brooman, Candy, Balti-
more. with coal
Schr. Ida Comley. Marshall, Baltimore,
with'cargo.
Rarees Coal King. Kingston, Raritan
ana Nereus. to William Lamb & Co.,
for coal.
MEMORANDA.
S;mrs. Redru:h. Ben Led.. Niagara.
Cedar Branch and IlirIa passed in the
Canes yesterday.
Stmr Edenmore passed in the Capes
this evening.
Tugs Underwater. Ocean King and n.
d w. No. !. each with two barges in
tow. passed out the Capes yesterday.
cape Henry, Va. March o-l2 m
Clear. Northeast wind: twenty-five
miles. Moderate sea.
SAILED.
Schr. Mary Freeland. Van Pelt. New
York, with lumber.
Schr. Sylvia Hall, Lowe, New York,
with lumber.
Schr. Edward c. Smith, Lane. New
York, with lumber
Schr. Freddie Hencken, Henningson,
Now York, with wood
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Baltimore Market.

r., baltimore. March 2.-Flour-Dull:
s We esd1 ao super s2.55@2.7o: do. extra,
ter patents. s3.sO@d.15: spring do. $4,000
A.oU; do, straight. s3.50@360.
Wheat-tirm: No. red spot, 7aHc
Sid month. 74%@75c.: May. 74N ep74iSc :.
sou.hern, by sample, 76477c; do, on
Sern-steady; mixed spot and month
34Qt34lGc.; April. 34h@34Mc: Nav asM
3oTsc.; steamer mixed, 32X a 33c So,1tb-
ern white and yellow, 34@35c.
Oals-Steady; No. 9 white Western.
2'@'2i'sc.; No. mixed. 25,k@26c.
s REe-Dull; No. ., 43@d4c. nearby: 45Q
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Norr"is Cot.om MurEct.
WHOLESALE oUOTArIONs.
Provisions.

Norfolk. Va. March ., 1886.
Fish-Mackerei, NO. .. In kegs. $500:
new, small. sl2.50; new. medium, sig: No
3. in keSG. $3.50; Herring, FANNY Roe
i nsI Dsrrfi, sSS5; North Carolina clt
:s'a5. 'Ss'e's'6i Eastern in barrels.
Mess Pork-New. $I1.5o.
HOm-Pork. Sll.25
Hamsgsmtthneld. 14e17c.
Bulk Meats-Clear RIBS. $500: fot
backs. SIC; bellies. SIC. as to size
PIECES naG,d PORK spak plate: s5;l5. 80
Bneon-shouiders. enc. 0@'
Observation-Disclosures. S1kc. "a
Lars-pure lard; tieroes. ?@7Ac.. as to
cases aR Rnt tuts re. over teress: com
pound. oEe.; tterces. In cases, 5lsc.
Che, Gheese eoSi 1o.s9l1c.; Western
State dairy. new. 23c; fresh cream.
cry. 24G25e.: Western. 1882Qc.
Kerosene Otl.-Flrm: 112 degrees $50
90 degrees. 1lAc.: Red. $50 degrees, 1oc.
Groceries.
CofreenStronger and X cent higher;
rio, common, 161a@l71ac.: Fair, 1870
19c.; Good. 2oQ20&c.; Choice, 2ldD21Tc:
LaEuayra, a 1-so.; Java. 2sQ3oisc.
Syrqss and ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Syrups,
P Prifht aiU sS2sc. o. Fair Grades 1s@2os
New elfieans Molasses-ouiet; Fair.
2s@sac: Good. 36940c.; Choice, 45c.
sFlour-MarHst strong; advancing;
Westerh sprihg Wheat. Best Patent.
R Ramy Patent $50; ram WintoE az Wheat.
ter wheat, Choice Patent. SIS. ';S: ram mns.
81; Is; Choice Straight Family, $3.50;
GOOD Family, $3.50; Fair Family, $3.50:
Sood bamily. Ss.7a; Fair Family. Ss.ae;
aS.26- RI,
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Produce.

per bunch: oranges, Messina, s3.25; ia
miaca. $3.50 per box: cocoanuts. $500 per
bagof 100: Lemons, $2.50@300; Northern
apples, S3.00@4.00.
Turnips. Sl.25, dull: sweet potatoes.
S2.25; hayman's. $3.50; yellow, $3.50:
onions, Sl.15; parsnips. $500: celery.
3Q4c. Il stalk; carrots, S1.i5.
Poult.y-Chickcns, old. 22hG25c.
spring chickens. 12@1Sc.
Eggs-Wholesale. 10c. per dozen.
ReeswnX-21c. per pound.
Truck-1riSh potatoes: Eating pota-
toes. Sl.25 per bag: Onions, sl.75 per
bag.
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1lOttcy Sfnrsecr-

New York. March 2.-Moncy on call
easy at 3M4 per cent: last loan at 4 per
cent, and closing offered at 4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. afGij per cent.
Bar silver. 6Sls. Sterling Exchange firm.
with actual business in bankers bills
at iSG1rG4S7 for sixty DAYS and iST&Gt
ass for demand Posted rates, :2TiaG
4S9H. Commercial bills. 1861 ass. Gov
eminent bonds, easier: State bonds. dull
railroad bonds, lower. Silver at the
board quiet.
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1RAv,:1.u:IsS, GujsDE.

MEOW, NoREo I LAM AMP y Gl;NIn,
iirne Table in Effect February %, 1895.
Leave Norfoll. daily except Sunday.
1850 a; M. 800 y. M, II 100 u. m, 100 D.
only Mt 700 y. In.
Leave Ocean View. daily except Sun
day, SIG a. M, 1000 u. M, 1e.0O noon, 200
y. M, p. m, G:io y. III. and on Sntur-
days ony at 1880 p. m.
Leave Norfolk, Sunday. 900 a. NJ, Ii: 100
Il. M. 100 p. M, ZOO y. M, 500 p M
Leave Ocean View. Sunday, 1000 m.
1900 noon. 200 ~ M. 400 u. rn., 600 D. m.
w. a BARRETT, Jr..
General Manager
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TRAVELLERS .cUsDE ~

.
| 'ih N NORFOLK. ALDF1fARLE AND
r1,>, Ari.ANTIC RAILROAD co.
nv, ~ MINING BETWEEN NORFOLK and
Famou. VIRGINIA BEACH sen Ms.ert
e'hAs w. BURT & w. VAN NoRDEN.
T,,,n Receivers. &s
THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1886, Af : ~ :
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
rea, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
M e S, Norfolk-7:00 Il. M, mixed; 800 O.
n n,, Stops only ut rhilia. Lxhnhaven and
m tno;;, is:So y. M, local express; $3.50 D.
cr leave Eirginln Bench-9:0o a. m, local
iocn, U.s.; il:0o q. m. mixed: 2:15 p. M,
0ecnr.e EXPRESS; 1850 p. NJ, stq9s only at
oeeaha' Lynnhavcn and Th1iia.
SUNDAY TRAINS
,rtenVe Norfolk-g:20 Il. M stops only Mt
local Iymnhaven and oceana: /; 100 p m,
na cypress; $3.50 p. M, local express. =
cxn,a Virginia Beach--1O:iO a. M, local
mn "a s tsh, l:l3 p. m. local exprass; i:G0 D.
M, l1i. H. only at Oceana. Lynnhaven and
d,ai i"i a,s, stop only OH signal at intcrme
enuers s'a fions TO put Off or take on PASS
triS H. IDEAL Express Trains make the
y. Chair Car In attucbcI n, an : ~.
Trains Seats % cents each. pS''sef
B. p. HOLLAND.
Sehcfal Superintendent
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Grain.

Pens-Steady; Black-eye Peas, $3.50
per bag; Black. zoe. per bushel
Corn-Southern White. long grain, 36c.
Short grain, 35c.
Oats-St lady: Mixed, Csc: white.
Mill Feea Market steady: Bran.
Sli: shipstuT, or middling. SIS;
meal. white bolted. per SO lbs. 3S@4oc.
Hay-Westcrn No 1, Timothy, $3.50
Q19.00: Maryland and Virginia. No.
Timothy. $500: No. ., $3.50.
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana No. I
Timothy Hay, $1,000
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New York Market.

New York, March 2.-Flour-Quiet and
easy; winter wheat. low grades, 50. 60dl3;
20. fair to fancy. s2.a5d63.s0: do. patents.
s3,eOG4.l5; Minnesota clear, s2.70Gpa. 90;
patents. sS:S5Qa.s0; low extras. 81. so93:
southern Aour quiet and steady: com,
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Opening. Highest. Lowest.

Cash quota tions-Flour was quiet and
firm: No. 2 spring wheat, G5la @8Ss4c;
no. red, GeA @71c.: No. corn. 2g@o29h c.;
mo. oats. 20Qe0Ac; mess pork, $4,000
30: lard, s5.32R Of 80 short rib sides,
FbV5go.lo; dry sailed sides. $.62@
aSl!a; short clear sides, $5.12h952b;
@hlskey, $l.22.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
INGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
north BOUND
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Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine, s1@1 10
as to grade: G. A.. 55Gj66 to weight.
Rfce-hiilied. 5@6c.: dice. In rough, G.
SIC. per bushel
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Peanut Nlnriter.

Market-ouict; Prime ga @Skc.
strictly prime. age; fancy. Sh43Ac c.
common. 2Gehc.: Spanish. 81.
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CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM.
SsHiFS FOR PHILADELPffiA-o
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon.
day, Wedntsdny and Saturday at D.
Thursday and saturday. iuosaay'
6 Through bills OF lading to all points
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and VIreinial
Tennessee Air Line Railroad
con.-o, eJ LANES ". McCARRICK.
:, W, p. CLYDE e. Co.
q : AEents. Rhilstelp!iia.
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SiSnr NInrIxct.

dependent on the delivery rates IN the
different points. Local sales are being
made as folioWs.
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Fresh FISH.
Live stock,

Beef Cattle-Fairly supplied
and prices holding up; Western
North Carolina and Virginia
steers. fat, per pound. .....3 @4Iac
Eastern N. c. cattle, best :. 2kQD3N c
common 292Ac
Demand good.
Milk Calves, common, per
pound ....................... .3A as &c
Yearling Calves. per pound ....2A@3kc
Sheep, per pound ..2M@4 C
Hogs. live. gross weight, prime,
IS to 200 ............... Az C.
Fresh Porl1.-Hogs, dressed,
large, per pound ....4 as @
Hogs. dressed small per
pound .....5 &c c.
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Port OF Newport News.
ARRIVALS.

stmp. Nymphaea. Monroe, Fernan-
dina.
Stmp. Cedar Branch, Ritson, New Or
leans.
Stmp. Ben Lede, Oraun. New Orleans.
Stmp. Niagara. McNay. Galveston.
Stmp. Illiria, -, New Orleans
Stmp. Red Ruth. Braddon. New York.
Brig Robert Dillon. -. Boston.
Brig Imperial. -. Boston.
SAILED.
Stmp. Illiria. -, Trieste via Calves
ton.
Stmp. Niagara. McNay. Bremen.
Stmp. Ben Iede. Orahn, Hamburg.
Stmp. Cedar Brach, Ritsen.
Stmp. Nymphaea, Monroe. Stetttn.
The Question.
10 see, or not to see-That Is the
RrA Week can anszzer 81
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Merchants 2hIDgIS' Transportation GO
DIRECT ROUTE. 5s
FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH. 80 81,
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS ana q
FRIDAY at 8 p. m. FOR BOTTOM. 3'5
FOR PROVIDENCE. #
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sAT
URDAY at s .. m. i-~'11r'sI5
0IREGT ROUTE

FARES TO np9 SSGN. AND PRov1-8
First class. tncluaing meals and sa- sfs #l
loon stateroom berth. .....,,....5e ~
Second class. including meals and $500
FOR SAVXN:HA ii :. !. = .i 20 \
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at q. m. -. -Fatsss8i
Fare,-Eirst class, including meals &ss
FareIseeend class, including: meals - 5s
Perisha BE Freight sent Via. Provisenases
forwarded by early train to Boston, 4 ana
At the Same rate as by direct ateamsrs to-
'Perishable Freights not received ,a 1.si.sI
than 5:s3 p. m. on sailing days OF BosfoSss1
ships; 6:so sailing days of Providesice
For further information apply to
r. II. WRIGHT, Agent, Norfolk yaa ~
A. D. STEBBINS, Asst Tariff Ai'nr.ssS
". r. TURNER, General Piss 4 Alsst.SsgsS
y. z: WHITNEY, Traffic Merir Dor
General Offices. Baltimore. Ga.8
ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND 4.
BALTIMORE STEAMROAr4Gph
,e commencing Sunday. September 81 ist. #
gay Line wharf every Misunderstanding
Saturday night for BALTIMORE ana 3ieaves
a 81 pier every Tuesday and Friday;
SsSi'sss s'is'v'' WI WIZ e SssN|l!as
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River and Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
steamers Of this company Is unsurpu ssed.
the SteamerS are comparatively new. hay-
Inc. been built in 1881. and are lifted IN
In the most luXuriant manner. with cleo
tire Nights, call bells and steam heat in
each room. The tables are supplied with
every delicacy OF the season from the
markets OF Washington and Norfolk
Tickets on sale at y. & O. ticket office: n
d c. Office. at w. IT. Wakes &. Cos
office. on wharf
For further information apply.
d. J. CALLAHAN,
ISlSpUOnc. fil.
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NORFOLK Z SOUTHERN R, R, co,

NAL AID ExPREs ssI LE S&yt 81 No lSf,.
Hi la ED, uai t,G SexS;soi sunday % for
at f;Isn,oh Win y. and S. r: Il. steainer
a i,i follows: Daily Except sunday for
Wnasss@rt" ru fm$sbfys' T MMlisM5"3 ana
SATURDAY for all landings On thow"a VAN
DAY for scEppernong G AVA nn and VI tn
NESDAYS Tor Salim5n Creek a"t Conn., CO.. :
Ing at Bcllhaven with steamer Vir..inIn
r Snn" T2a hMiSEIogvlI%d S9.h Greek
inSs. ''u
FOLK $40 p, M. daily except Sun,lavt,o ,nr
lions Gonaetls at E.lsabeathh' ci TSay, vita
and sstarqay Nf sn ussany 4h~raday
Landing, Msrehona Gity. iiinst SGr"t :, Nj
Grolas sto,,, yin and r. C. r. r. ana for
stations OH the w. n. and y. K * a''
MAI. A HNp l. At 81 M 4 % .at.
eXeepf san dag p al o and a. Express nly
FOR %e9 al N , aPa East Sf and W ss q
5Sik and aeb a5tn rE EsfisSi S sss
rH liAfT Ffi.fcri GTAffGfHE HtN plsPATcH,
MINlGN LINE between al aiiS n Si.p Do
and East via Norfolk and EcmtJ North
Southern Railroad and Eastern in Na nnS
i'reight received daily until 3 u. m. an,
iorwardiy promptly at low rate ana
oase of 9a n and ag B the
Norfolk. Va. " ~ ~ Co.
NJ general Az Freight and PASS. Agent.
General Manager.
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Steamers leave Portsmouth,. foot
of North street at.......... $50 D. M
Leave Norfolk. foot of Matthews
street, at .;...................... 0:1o p. m.
Leave Sla Polnt at...: ........... 7:20 y. III
Arrive washington at............ 6ab a. m.
Is. " y. Penn. Il. Il.
Nv. WASHINGTON et.. a:uO q. III. T:1J a. M.
ar. tnliau+lphla at..l:iv Il. m. 1856 Il. III
Ar. New York........ 300 d. IN. 30 H. Ih
SCUM Bound Is. " o. Penn. r. +.
Nv. NV York at. III 80 :. M. I:VU ~ m
Lv. Philadelphia IT.. las p. IN. 3:lS D. m
AT. washington at 4:3O D. nj. G:ls y. III.
Steamers leave Washington at ZOO n m.
Arrive at Fortress Monroe att ESQ "a m
Arrive at Norfolk nt....... 30 n m
Arrive ut Portsmouth at. .. 500 a m
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A TLANT1C AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ NAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFrEGT NOVEMBER

sCF1EDULE IN E,IFEET NOVEMBER
Leave Shippers doim isgs: Wharf daily
$40 So t,,,s m y Vest NofSaR, Az a. m; for
NORFOLK. 5:25 y: m. West Norfolk. SIS p.
"a leave Lawrenceville daily Except
vile at 80 a. m
Connection made at .Danville and JEFF
SystenE at Denniston junction for bur
ham,: South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division OF tho N. and w.
Fullman sleepers between Danville.
Asheville. Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis,
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency. Companys Agency
w. ". TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agents
CEAS - ITAINES.
Superintendent
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rho cotton OUTLOOK.

The following letter from Atwood,
Violet IL Co.. cotton dealers, OF New
York, on the cotton outlook will be read
with Interest.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NORFOLK AND RArPAHANNoCk
~ R0UTE.-9n and qfta. Sunday. De-
bay Line wharf. Norfolk, every 5un5nv
Mt a. M. for Tappahahnock and inter.
mediate landings Freight for these
points reeeived Saturdays. For landinB q
beyond Tappahannpck freight received
as usual,
VIM. RANDALL. Agent.
Norfolk Va
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The Question,

ITO see, OF not to see--That Is the
Dr. Week can anaWer Il.
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Receipts. ry nni, ana steamer.

Office or The Virriuinn.
Norfolk Va Matcuo Isa6
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-16
XerAIcI fnr Rz1

The case OF FIorjan Bohte, suing Frank
Papesch on civil warrant for knocking
in the formers front tooth with beer
bottle, came off yesterday afternoon in
Justice Curtis court, and the following
Jury tried the case: John T.. Johnson,
John Holman, Charles Milne. NJ. J. Kin
name, Alex Either, Jr., and Peter Cesar
The case had been in the courts before in
the form o. an assault and battery case
when the defendant received verdict in
his favor.
Larson 4 LeGendre appeared for the
plaintiff and W. A. Bateman for the de-
PENDANT. A number of witnesses we're ex-
amined and the case given TO the Jury
late 10 the afternoon. They were out
about an hour when they returned YER
diet for the plaintiff for SIS and costs.
the amount asked for by the plaintiff
being 500.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-16
Died Suddenly.

Mrs |. W. Frimodig, wife of County
Treasurer Frimodig. 6ied very suddenly
and unexpectedly last evening shortly
after 6 O'Clock OF heart failure. Mrs.
Frimodig had been in excellent health
aud spirits and her sudden death is "A
great blow to her husband. She had at
tended TO her customary household du-
ties and was seated in a chair holding an
infant child when she fpll off the chair
and died almost immediately. The de-
ceased was but 30 years OF age and leaves
"a husband and nine children TO mourn
her loss at the time when mothers care
is most needed. The deceased was well
known in this city, where she has large
circle OF friends.
Services will be held at the house by
the Rev. Mr. Hicks. ofGrace NJ + church,
after which the remains will be brought
out on tomorrow's afternoon train and
taken TO the Pine street church, where
Rev. NJ. 5. Holt will otticiate. Interment
will be az Lake View.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-16
The Cyr Rrother. Exh,b,,ion.

The Opera House was well filled last
evening, the occasion being the wonder
full performances of Louis and Peter tyr
and the formers Swear old daughter.
A large majority OF the audience was
composed of French Canadians, but all
present manifested the greatest interest
in the wonderful ieats of strength per-
formed by the yr family.
Alter committee. consisting of Messrs.
Frank Benefits, Joseph Leplante and
Joseph Chercort, had been appointed,
who examined the dumbbells, etc, which
were used during the evening. the per-
Torrance commenced, during which the
various parts, advertised on the large
posters, were given.
During the evening fourteen men we're
chosen from the audience ana were placed
on platform, when Cyr raised the whole
few inches.
The horse-pulling act, team belonging
70 Slattery 4 Ryan being used, brought
the evenings entertainment TO a close.
The Cyr family shows at Lake Linden
this eyeniog aud certainly deserves a full
house.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-16
ramarack News Notes.

Vivian Veale, supply clerk OF the Tama
rack mine, left yesterday for southern
California on urgent business. Mr.. Veale
expects To be gone about three weeks.
Harry Lukey, of the general office, is as
sisting George keast in the duties at the
supply Office.
b. j. Parker, formerly employed at the
Tamarack store, but now travelling re-
preventative of a Duluth rubber firm,
visited old friends and acquaintance
here today.
Alfred Vogtlin, employed in the Tam
arack carpenter shop, had two fingers
on his right hand severed from the hand
at the second Joint yesterday morning.
His hand was caught in the planer and
the fingers cut oil before he could extri-
cate il.
IL is rumored that marriage bells will
ring here IN a short time, aud no less than
three weddings are announced 70 take
place within the next three weeks
Steve Grahek and Joseph Rispj are still
at the Tamarack hospital, both suffering
from wounds received underground. Ora
HEX was injured on the 26th of last Feb
ruary. His death was at first feared, but
he rallied and has been improving with
such wonderful rapidity that il is expect
ed he will he discharged next Saturday.
Joseph Risei has been at the hospital
for about a month, suffering from a
wounded foot. He is now able TO get
around the hospital on clutches, but will
not be discharged for some time.
The ladies' aid society of the Tamarack
NJ. l.. church are making extensive prep
nrations for the fair TO be given at the
Taparack school hall. on Saturday after
noon ana evening. Refreshments,
including ice cream and cake, will be
served, and an evening OF rare enjoyment
is promised all who attend.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-16
Almost Drowned.

Yesterday afternoon two lads, Braeeo
and Borgo, were walking in the neighbor-
hood OF the railroad crossing in Elm
street, when young Bracco disappeared
The other littleiellow ran 10 Mr.. Bracco's
house; he was 50 frightened. however,
that he could not speak. As he was seen
running from the track by persons in
Bracco's house they went 10 the place
from where they had seen him start and
there found that young Bracco bad fallen
INTO an open dutch, illed with water, six
feet deep. The child sunk twice, but was
iished out in time 10 save his life.
liz appears the snow, which had COW
cred up the ditch, gave way under the lit
tie fellows weight. A similar accident
occurred last Monday TO IA lad who lives
in Yellow Jacket. IL is high time the
Calumet and Hecla company's officials
covered up this old ditch, and so prevent
any more accidents. The village officials
should also see what can be done 10
wards letting of the water which aecu-
initiates cry spring on the village side OF
the track