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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-04
SOUTH PORTLAND

A evry delightful New Years musicale
was given Wednesday night in Mrs.
Willard Woodbury's parlors for the bene-
fit of the North church. After an over
ture on the piano by Miss Cline, Mrs.
farley ex hibited her famous wax works,
which were very we'll received, especially
the "queue-rious" Chinese giant and the
baby who would not cry "because her
orier was out of order.'' The various
parts were taken by mem bers of the His
tory Club. This was followed by piano
solos by Miss Pillsbury and Miss Millett,
vocal solos by Miss Taylor, readings by
Miss Taylor and Mr.. Cobb and vocal
duett by Mr.. and Miss Miller. Ice cream
and cake were served and parlor gamss
occupied the time until late hour. 1t
was a success financially as well as So
cially, and reflects great credit on the
young ladies who managed the affair.
The History Club held its last meet
ing with Mrs. Roger. A very good New
Years entertainment was given. followed
by homeopathic supper in the dining
room. The next meeting will be with
Miss Ada Call, Sawyer street, Wednesday
evening, Jan. 9Th.
Mrs. Henry Wood is very ill at her
home on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Shanning are
visiting Mrs. Rachel Shanning, Knight
Vile.
Mr.. Fred Smart, of Brown University,
who has been at home for the holidays,
returned to college Wednesday night.
Mr.. William Angel, who was so badly
injured, by the fall of staging on him
while at work some time ago, is able to
be out on pleasant days.
Mrs. frank Peabbles, of Bowery Beach.
is visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Simonton at Willard.
Willard has three mails day going and
coming now, which is great convenience
to the public.
Mrs. Daniel Loveitt is quite sick at
her home on Preble street, Willard.
The many friends of Mrs. Summer Dyer
will be glad to know that she is rapidly
recovering from her severe attack of
bleeding.
Mrs. Walter Jordan is much improved
and will be out of danger in few days
unless new troubles set in.
Miss Bessie Smith is confined to the
house with throat trouble.
There are three cases of scarlet fever
and one of diphtheria in South Portland
at present.
Work on the Casino at Simonton's
Cove will begin at once and ha nuobad
through as rapidly as possible. Tt will
have to be completed by May LIST to fill
the contract
Remember the fair to be given Jan.
16, II and IS at the Opera House in aid
of the Hose Company. 1t is for good
cause.
Where ara the town fathers.
For about a week past fine little brook
of sparkling water has been having its
own way in the center of the street just
out the earth, but made the whole street
way down to the corner of Broadway
nearly impossible. Then the sidewalks
have habit of going into the air I'M
expectedly in some places, while other
places have no boards to go into the air
with.
A burst in the water pipe washed ont
portion of the street near the westerly
side of Broadway Friday.
Inc plush mill, or rather the Lowell
AflnS company, are rushing bust ness
and working day and night to comple te
their contracts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-04
Removed.

Removed" seems peou liar subject
for a mons meeting. but that is what the
Y. NJ. G. A. have announced for tomor-
row afternoon at 49, All men ere
cordially welcomed to this eo~-1~o
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-04
Portland National Bank.

fE1HE annual meeting of the stockholders
L. of the Portland National Bank of Port
nd, for The election of directors tor the
ulng year and the traDsac. ion of any
ther business that may legally be pre-.
eened, will be held at their banking house
on Tuesday, the l4th day of January, 1895
at 10 o'clock a. M
CHARLES G. ALLEN, Cashier.
Portland, December q, 1896. dec6dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-04

Morse Already Controls Many Companies
and Practically Admits That He Has
Shares in the Observation-Disclosures
Company's President Denies 1t, How
Ever.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-04
Annual Meeting Notice.

The proprietors of Union Wharf Corpora
ton are hereby notified that their annual
meeting will be held at the office of the
wharfinger on Tuesday the seventh day OF
January, 1896, at o'clock in the afternoon.
to act on the following articles, viz:
FiTst-To choose president.
Second--To choose clerk and other
officers for the ensuing year.
Third-To act on any business that NAV
legally come before them.
NATHAN d. ROBERTS,
Clerk.
Portland, Dec ember 81, 1895. dec30dSt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
tom" Reed Speaks as 50. Louis.

st. Louis. Oct - Thomas u. Rcd. Of
Maine, SPEAKER Of the national house O.
representatives. came to this city ycsi.r.
day morning and was the guest IL Repre-.
sentative Charles r. JOY. At nom ne hei..
a reception and later hedrov. to Mckinley
club HEADQUARTERS where claborafc prep
arations had bec:: made TO rcccive him. A
crowd oi more than 5.1po blocked the
streets about the hall, which was also
thronged- The speaker was enshusia-.
ucaiiy received. Later Mr.. Red went
over TO East 81 Louis. where he spoke n,
length to q large crowd q workinsnsru
and business men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
nA>orsr CLOSES Tms FESTIVAL.
Gmss-ss N.s is rd.rssss..i Circles s~.s
Cd % the ess.sd.

All present joined in the applause
and as Cleveland oaurh, his wife's eve
he cav. her an approving smile. r.s-
eeivins one from her in rrturn. Tho
great thr-. days celebration closed
Last night with a banau.t in assembly
hall. given TO the university deirzatas.
There were present more than 5Oo pei
sons. Probably never before ia ib~
history Of the country has Hslrs, q gath
efinx Of TcnoNnsd man b~-n sssi~s
around the same beard. d Uas an ip-
ternaiional ssr.mblsge. ana inclu,lad
the most eminent educators of sbe
tine On both sides % The Atlantic. 4.
T. Green. president OF IN. board 81
trustees Of Princeton University. pre-
sided. on either side az him sat Cow
ern"r srirrr and Francis T.. Patton.
pres!dent of thu university. Tn. other
seats nj fhe main tsbl. were osoauisc
~ Pr0fessors Edward DUuden. 10
Trinity College. Dublin. Herr Moias-
ran. 80 IN. seri- Academy .f Srianra.
Rev. George .. Fisher. 81 Yale PFesi-
dent seth Low. of Columbia William
d. Harper. Of Chicago tngs-rsiiYs a.
a. W. H1trrthi. 80 t-fr,.cht r-nit 'si-
": Professor Goodwin Smith. g DK-
ford: President f.ls"t. of harvard. PC
iiKklein. Of .ottinrrn. President go.
man. of Johns bOgkiss. President
Angel Of Ann Afhgf. Andfes Sefh. q
"a. University of IsdiniyrSgh. aud
judge wiiiiam =, IfoTriiutsff
AZ rhe ."nf5yvs.n 80 ere s-snf ~ fig
Of ths acEr--- dufins "a DAY az Pat
ton said; at was suf hssrty a"sifs
o. s.nfsr ttiii ans;lnF d-Trfr 90 this
oceasion. bat ti.s. 1ifunEui-,sd seattle
man On ~h"tn Ne sFog-sse T. i-ssi9s
the honor has pen O. - psr III roses-
eirn .oss-r 90 th. ucalie 18th hs
rerrrprnts. ~ ss. frsr-frts ~ De oHa
rsodes'y ffAuxiyssr ~ nhieh Ne
Cleveland ssft.rf.l TfsF g. 30 nnthtnr
i-ff afor IA 60 DO ios a. rsssafd h3s
wiz,.sr as = command u ssusa bss.
ps.srsd uE 30 b.1rr egfsrlsFs %. hDssof-
ING uhc s'aief spaE isfsaif 81 yisf cgsn.
tfS. and 10 have f,ut'f,iY xfTfrss,d
err aprreclsicss ~ BIZ quit -~rsj,sss
ana ssvorr rsfss~ss< rss-tss. ~ shis
hSos - ~ nsssas's trial lot.ssi ohass.
ts0J sss asas $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
Voorhees, Sends HI. Regrets.
M'KINLEY HAS ANOTHER BUSY DAr.
Also He Receives . Very Luscious Presess,
for the season.

Canton, O., Oct 22-Major Mckinley
speeches yesterday. They came from
the second crop in Belmont county, O.,
and the visitors brought plenty Of rich
cream with them IL seemed as IL all
of Ohio was in Canton. Many visitors
came from points where Bryan spoke
on his recent dash through the stae II
was a day of surprises. only two dele
cations were expected. bur by night six
of the largest organized bodies which
have yet come to Canton called at the
Mckinley home. besides thousands OF
other people. The streets were crowded
as on the big SatU>siay jubilees. The
escort committees had not provided for
such an out-pouring of people, but the
crowds were well ordered and the day
most happy In the hazy October sun
shine.
Women marched I'm line In great
numbers. Major Mckinley was most
happy in his responses. He aptly
termed this ohio Day" as he could
well do from the out-pouring OF Buck
eye people, although Indiana. West
Virginia and Pennsylvania We're here
in organized bodies or merged into
some of the big Ohio delegations.
With one party were hundred ~ sfu-
dents from Baldwin university and
Wallace college. of Berea, who made
the welkin ring with yells. These peo-
pie were from the extreme northern
part of the state. Historic old Mariet-
Ia awakened the memories OF RUFUS
Putnam. Ephraim Cutler. Return J.
Meigs-of olden times. and General
Buell.. General Fearing and General
Dawes-three of the most heroic char
acters Ohio contributed To the civil
war. t-
Thousand Of people came from the
distant rive: counties of the state In
company with hundreds OF their West
Virginia friends across the river VAL
paraiso. Fsst Wavne. -Plymouth and Z
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
MILITARY -niNDwRs CLOSE.
Their Tour Comes 60 mn End with . Mig
Meeting st Detroit.

Detroit. Oct. g. - The campaigning
last night before n big audience In
the Auditorium. Their train was met
By an escort of 100 mml-crs of the
Union Veterans Patriotic League. As
the procession filed into the big hall
the band ut it's head played March
ing Through Georgia" the veterans
joining Justify in the song. The audi
ence gave an ovation Of applause To-
the generals
Corporal Tanner spoke with consider
able bitterness against th. Chicago
platform and candidates. Referring to
Coin Harvey's alleged characierizn-
ton of the party AZ odd Wrecks az
war" he said: Coin Harvey Is n
whelp of hell. for whom the devil win
erudgingly open the Eatcs'' TAp-
plause.1 General Marden and Gene raj
Stewart made the concluding talks.
The latter criticised Bryan's record IN
congress on tn. subject Of pensions.
BayCiiy. Oct. 23.-Thc Union generals
arrived here at O'Clock YESTERDAY.
morning. They Spok. Mt Washington
Avenue park from the sam. platform
occupied by Bryan last Saturday.
jackson. Oct. 2S-After addressing
q crowd 81 over n thousand nj Char
lotte. General Alx-r and his veteran
camp1igncrs arrived here at noon. They
were escorted To- Liberty square 10y a
parade Of veterans. General Sickl~s
spoke. and then General Ais-r intro
duced Generals Martin. Stewart. How
ard and Corporal Tanner. who each
made n few remarks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
ROTH pssoaAcErrL Ann Ixrauors
Particularly 80 In Ihss rsmsd s,.s.s .s
Amsrses R~psbsse.


Covington. Ky. oct. ..s.-secrctary Of
the Treasury Hon. John e. Carlisle
made the FIRST OF his series of Ken
tucky speeches here last ni<ht In Odd
Fellows hall. which was crowded to
It's utmost capacity. lie was received
wiih most generous and hearty APP
olause when he appeared on ;he stage.
This W as followed by Vvtif-ruu-
cheers for Bryan from a line % about
Tao men IN the r,andin--roor1 nj the
rear Of the hall This rontiuu-d for
come time after Secretary Carlisle had
begun to speak. completely drowning
his voice. 50 those nearest hifa On tn.
stage could not hear his words. at The
same time a crowd occupied the street
and rent the air with shouts for Bry-
an. This continued Mt frequent inter-
walls during the entire speaking. Now
and then a man on the outside would
shout: Carlisle the traitor
Secretary Cariisl. was not only In
terrupted continuously during has
speech but eggs were thrown about the
hall. four being thrown upon the stage.
The most disorderiy scene was az the
close OF the meeting when hoodiuurs
gathered about she exit with insulting
remarks. There We're many noisy pen
pie on the street and In such spirit as
To threaten violence as well as Insult
To the secretary. The authorities had
not taken radical action TO prevent dis
| turbance up To- this time. but after the
meeting the mayor ana chief OF polic,.
promptly furnished n detachment If
twenty police WIN safely and quietly
| escorted Secretary Carlisle To- the res
| idence Of Frank Helm.
Secretary Carlisle was DISTURBED ard
| showed his annoyance over the yeliins.
at the opening Of the meeting. but H.
did not know that any eggs had been
thrown till after the meeting was over.
although one Of the eggs struck the
| center chandelier
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
Fishs Over . riae. a. On. ..,,.,.

Jefferson City. Mo-. Oct. 2s.-p,y..,on
NO 81 the supreme court ha. granted
state chairman NJ. r. -Doud. OF the
nauonai silver party IN Msssourf an
sNernat've writ 81 mandasnus against
sssfetafy OF state Le.eur 90 conpe,
man 10 place the Silver party ticket
on the Official ballot. The case was
t.Ahsterred TO The court en- hanc. and
the further hearing of the case viii
be had IN Chat court. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
Ballot Decision. On Montana.

Helena. Mont. oct. g5.-The supreme
court has decided eight election in
junction cases. The two most important
cases were from Silver Row and this
county. The Silver Bow case was relatix.
to the state Citizens silver ticket.
which was placed In nomination by
that party In Butte. The court decided
that II had no place on the official
ballot. and Instructed the county clerks
throughout the state not TO put % on
the ballot; The electors on the ticket
were for Bryan and ScwaiL The case
from this county involved a county
Silver Republican ticket which was tn
go under the silver state ticket headed
by Bryan and Sewall electors. Tn.
decision OF the court wipes IL or the
Official ballot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
BRfAN'S CANVASS.
Democratic Leaders Trip in the
- @;c HoosieP State. r-s !
MEETS BIG CROWDS EVERYWHERE.

1EETS BIG CROWDS EVERYWHERE.
Takes Occasion to Tackle Gen. Harrison
and lev Wallace In Their Home NsJsp
Mckinley Has More vissssr> Thas .Ex-
1ecsed-Day That May he Called OhIs's
Many Ladies Among the Caller Buck
ser IL Ainnesota-roar of the GenersiS
Terre Haute. Ind. Oct. es.-The "Trip
Of William J. Bryan through Hoos.-r-
dom yesterday was OF interest not only
because of the enthusiastic crowds en-
countered at nearly every stop. but
because of the aggressive nature of his
speeches. AZ Delphi he contradicted the
charge Of ex-President Harrison that
when he spoke of those who had been
saving the country for thirty years at
much per save" he alluded to the old
veterans. On a platform erected with
in few yards of the home Of General
Lew wallace he replied in vigorous
language to the author Of Pen Hur."
who in q speech made some time
ago alluded to Bryan as an anarchist.
AT Lafayette he denied the statement
Of ex-President Harrison made
,.., nc. nv
ma We aie o'i"ee'
80. ,',S '',.
~ 81 ~ -,,'-
~
~. u'e StoNe "e ii"u ia' anu
enthusiastic audiences. ~.
ss IN" H'ec's"n "' %" S"eau'e.
AT DeiPhi wheh the party arrEeu'
from the staho near the raiiroau ory-
a
an addressed an Enthusiastic gathering
ana maze strong appeai 10 tnose
Piesen' az supPort 'ne sfiNer hePu""-
e'h' Joseph Sheuuie. rIdhkfih turned
cur iaree crowd ana II was Simply
= repe.ioh Oh o,her ssenes a'o"s 'he
'"siu- Inc cro"os Ut i-aiaSe,'e were
enormous. 1hey ran uO IN tne tens
Oh tnousahos ana were wiidiy enthusi-
estc- Ills appearance On the paicohles
OF tne court mousse was tne sishai TOT
WHO cneer,hs. fere ne sp"ke from three
sues OF .ne cour. hoose' anu a, each
sioe the streets were packed IL was
CIa"iorusNihe ina, 'ne sehsa'on Oh
.ne oas occurreo' anu AZ TINS messing
1 VI" a'io" ma ne
wouiu Put ms pa'ri".'sni aSaii'st 'he
p.rio'isin Vi any o'he. man %" sdr'i'
VINO ihoorses the hepuohcan p'atf"rm-
lie gave II 10 Lew "a'ace very not tor
Gaming MIN 'bfyah' an anarchist.
rus ." or" '"r n'"P"t"'
A snort stop OF ten m'nutes-was made
NJ Laooga anu foacndaie ana the nom
NEE appeared on the pack platform
ana excused himseit from making
speech by saying that the nominee for
congress MI. hiuPa'h' hao spohen our
ing the oaE anu Consequently u was
not necessary icr MN 10 speak. Al
~reehcas.ic' 'he mex. s.op. hrsah WAS
ieeeneu W suo"U y. seai 'io~
sanu peop' he n'"uS''.sia va,
sa'' wnen ne ,ie'i'. ',l'-
t"e hah'e vi 'ne "is,oiHan anu n'"iiee
ior congress- hidpath- Al brazii there
was the usoai large crowd anu u was
SIMPLY repetltion OF what had taken
Piace curing the uay.
Closes the lay nj Terre Hnute.
the enthusiastic meeting OF the even
ing IN THIS CITY was a hitting close Tor
the Enthusiastic uay. Inc reception
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23

toxen oshcr- ccrthern sreisrs towns
swelled the crowds in the evening. vita
. Hcosier YEN shat rescmhled the rebel
yell OF two weskr ago. Major Mckin-
ley gave cordial greeting To the city
council and officials of New brighton.
Pa. In hiz hhrery- o..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23

MANY EDUCATORS AT TEE BOARD.

Great taisersa,s-s &C sss. w.sls a-rrs.
s-ssrss-re~sss--s Ss-sssssa Aaks. ss.s
sp~>rh OF ssss asfs. ssas ts~<ss.es . Csl-
iexsss- m.ssr ossses Hs.-A grss
r~.si sf H-.-es ss 90. tts.sssse ssasis-
Cisse &C the >s.ssl-rs.s.s.ssi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23

Wineus. MINI OFT. n General B-ex.
nee. The ksassssir Dssecs~ssc vsre pr~.s.
denfssi saustiEe. md pnr;y sa.,us
throage hsre ~ -il;D . NJ on a sgsussl
rain ON the Milwaukee ruaa. EIGHT hrn.
dred people -N.sA-ssa - Sss~ ~.~:son and
listened 70 ees'ruiuuses' s8ares- by the
0no8al aisl ssf.E .sti.x.I 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23
WsIi Wertb Rsadsns

Nv sSsa p..a..i~t.

Nv sssh rssa..l@L
NbN goak oct ~
Nobny ~ cal firm 81 i,sr sa,t
tfafna Iaareanflia fAp1s. per estt Z
sassfliug sseua SO iifRbsfs was aafaal bnals
Dass 90 iattsars' bile az 81 aIslla for do
snan an1 ss9aa a. Soc sisfg aaPsl posted
iaisss sslie osss's aal 80 agss, commercial
biia GHp
sissp @aisiaestss, ~ o. a,elo AZ Gssas i,ar sil.
-, esal w. NsKiaap asi'afa Bas
lBH ID ftaias F9ssrB.BaB bpn1s firm,
&c fagissssfsl 1isi d. coupons. az. 81
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lsif1s d lls3 90 epapy8t ls q "a registered.
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satraaa, O,a ~
Fsiiswiaz were she aopiaiisus On, ahs
Boar sI TfU h. today Oasi,sr, .t,snaa
ssRe, ejszsi ssss's lBeeetBSsf, opened ste.
. osa8 ssss Aag. oasBsl sssse. Closed
80 tafu nei Bbrf, opene 80 closed Sske,
lge'~fnbrfs fft7Bsl &,sfo, elosad "a.
MAY a3ruaa Ssiea, e'ossa zsss, Dats=.Oe,
tol'ff. "i,7fisl q ., riossi IT, tDaesmi,ar.
opsprl issse. flospl liAees MAY. apanaa sle.
clgsa1 ga P9Hk aiDeeaipssf. si,spad 80 VA
cla-n a. 49, gatnsfss opened E,s.lO, slsssf
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sssas
i'foauoe = Ds,iers Exirs cr.smsry % nor
NJ "kiin aaift. i'fs fresh iaekiBg. stock
sstse Eags=ffsb styek ice alsc pr doh
igstrs- fufesrs. D. per 10. chlekaas
u5.slsl, 80 sr.ng sbieksBa. q. roostsrs.
. daeks. - ases ga-ss. fs1Dags. Potatoes
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-23

Of the merchant tailoring bus-
ness 81 Rock lsdand comes our
way. not without reason. Cor we
furnish moi only the largest Hnd
best stock of materials tor suits.
trousers aud ororcosts. but be-
cause we hnre a prnciicnl mo-
nopoly in The nit OF cutting and
fitting. u you soc stylish suit
You may be certain HOPPE
made IL.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
HUMP'H r I rs

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Health for you, almost tapping at your
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aysa.
1 A cure for Colds. Catarrh. Rheuma-
sstsm. whooplng Cough. Skin Diseases
Bowel Complaint. Headache. Neuralgia
fpyspepsia. Kidney and Liver Troubles
isr anything you require described in DIR.
Humphreys Manual. free at your drug
1Rist, or mailed on request.
& We have large sheet Of unsolicited
'Cestimonials just teeming with good
Things that you want to know.
Small bottles Of pleasant pellets, 1T the
sSd By Of Slce or cen,
Humphreys Medicine Company. Ill VIII
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
Corporation Courf

In the Corporation Court yeste-do y
the bail bond of r. II. Mapp and Fl
a; Mckay. for $500 each. were renew.
The following retail liquor licenses
were granted:
NJ. j. Cannon. foo; of Plume street.
o. L. Barco. l25 Church street.
!. n. Eweli 1861 Church street.
lows: 'eN "s io''
carroll & Slnchiner. 173 Main street
j.; w. Barbour - ind IL Talbo. street
me May term OF the Court begin.
Tomorrow '''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
MINOR CASES.

The continued cases of J.E Prince and
his bartender, Cornelius Mosely. charged
with selling liquor on Sunday were
Investigated, and the accused We're fined
$40 each. Judge Wilcox appearing FIR
the defense. noted an appeal, and bond
was furnished in the sum OF 5000 in
each case, with NJ. Hofheimer as surety
Richard Langley and Sam Holloway
the two colored boys who were cnarged
with stealing barrels from Mr.. W r
Irvine, were tried yesterday and proven
guilty OF the crime. They were san.
fenced to serve ninety days In Jail each
NJ. w. S;urdivant, Pat Ryan. Georg,
Sullivan. John Hay, John Ryan. J. E
| Moore. John Gillian, Bob Gordon. white
| drunk; tined 81 and costs
Mary White, colored, drunk: fined 6,
and costs '''eH y
Rober; lakewood. colored. breach o.
the peace; fined 81 and costs.
JACOB Odom. Hugh Booker, c. RelIo,t
Columbus Ballard, colored. nuisance. dis
missed. us
81 and costs "''e'
Susan Jonnson, colored, breach Of m
peace; continued 20 the 18th.
James Bonney, colored. housebrao,,,r .
continued ten days for examinati,5n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
WEATHER REPORT.
Forscast and General Conditions For
To-day.

Washington. May 9. 1896
4 Virginia.: Clearing In the
| FAIR morning; generally fair during
tae day, with warmer. South
f------ winds.
North Carolina: Generally
hal AT: southeast winds.
t,,, ere mas been no change in tempera-
seI. east OF the Mississippi Generally
uaI, weaoher is indicated for the central
s s,,neys and the upper lake regions and
5esy warmer south to west winds.
.tbs auy cloudy weather is Indicated for
ian. IAtiahtic coast district. preceded by
coast uuie A'iahtic