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Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-23
A Few Endorsements of the Press.

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Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-23

No. 1 carries Pullman Sleeping Car Bir- mingham to New Orleans, and Pull man Union Sleeping Car Birmingham to Shreveport. ,'tat ;.s..
 No. 3 carries Pullman Sleeping Cars Bir- mingham to New Orleans. ssrtff DOUBLE DAILY SCHEDULE TO GIN
 CINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
 LEXINGTON. Lv Birmingham ...... ..........l 5:43 am 2!!30 pm Ar Chattanooga ...... .....1 9:30 am 7::10 pm Ly Chattanooga ........ ...l 9:45 ami 7:30 pm AT Lexington ........... ...1 4:40 prnl 4:25 am Ar Cincinnati .......-.......f 7.10 pml 7:15 am Lv Lexington .....!..t.....- 4:45 pm 4:40 am Ar Louisville ....;..- s.....t 7.55 pmt 7:30 am
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-23

West bound-Read.- down. East bound Read up. i,g1s<t
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-23

Dr. DOzier& O., P. o. Box ll2. Birmingham. Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-23
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.s

SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
 srf (Notiee this time) laFf4,. Only "A hours Birmingham to Washington Only 30 hours Birmingham to New York: Only 16 hours Birmingham to Jacksonville. In through Pullman cars without change.
 Schedule in effect Nov. s, 1896.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-23

BIRMINGHAM MINEHAL. sNo. 40, Accommodation from Bloc
 ton ...,..::.. ......' iV'oV 1in ton ,.......... ,.......... 7:20 pm onta ' ...s............. .10:OO am; SNo. q, Accommodation, for Bloc ., ton .............. .'.....- V'oV oAtA- ton 10, 800 pm, No. A. Accommodation. for One
 onta .......... ....... s........'..... o'oo pin'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
Northern lresbyterinna.

Eagle Lake. Ind, May 2l.-This is re-
gnrdel as one Of the most important
says Of the session Of the General AS,
scmbly. IT was opened by the Dresenta-
ton OF gavcl to the Moderator by
General Harrison. The gavel was COM
posed Of hard woods. oak, poplar, black
walnut, birch, and maple. The oak, he
said represented the Calvinistic frame
work Of the church; the poplar, the free
civil government foStered by the church
the black walnut, not painted nor hid
den, stood for the church'S love Of finish,
or indvidualism; the birch, with droop-
ing branches and cinging leaves, typi-
fled the shelter!ng care OF the church for
the lambs OF God. and the maple, with
It's message OF sweetness, stoad for the
various pieces OF wood were all historic
retiring moderator and his sermon. The
The oak was from the first church in
Indiana and from Hanover Theological
Seminary, the mother OF Mccormick
Seminary, Chicago. The black walnut
was from the first church Of Indianapo-
lis. All constituent parts represented
first things.
Before proceeding to business the
chairman OF committees were an
nOunced. a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
SHORT WASHING EoN NoTEsll
Ahe Koneyn Cas yirsiiafassP Is
Hnnsters sSAppoiakass

Washington. D. c., May d t..sseereta
Aiger IS preparing sbrlef pS
ceedlngs and record III I'll a Scoa aft sIna d
case Of Captain Rome or Il
Cavalry. He has aha mo 10 nnpT tunss
to do more than to %tlisciis SIS thasndaf
briefly with the 4PPreasld IS 4 I eia
request Of the liter IS noS III aEIngs'
statement Of the sal len tSepol olntss
case. &, :SS ~
The Congressional i a elegat ION sppgfa
ed to attend the funeral OF effatG E.al
left the city for GFeenF i
night via the, Sotlt hern fsa live
will reach the latter piece shout H9oils
morrow. tSII tj5s
The Following fouirtt tthse ppsttGA
ters In Virginia were pp9ia ted osass
y. T.. Dvorak, Beg 6nia;; 8
Chestnut Fork |SS G. u. E,sss5
Marino: 4. Cox s any sss
Weaver, Sa ssa S SRA {;
smithviiie; j 6t nsDfl ssEafEgg
Ell Dehart, sT'uggle es j q u: n
worth, Utt;s S. .#Is Ri dggons az asasyiS
D. s. Dawson,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
ON THE LOUISVILLE ERAClx.
Elmo Sport Witnessed by u GOOt
Crowd YcMlcrInX.

Louisville. Ky, May 21-With good
fields and Il fast track the sport was
above the average at Churchill Downs
to-day. The play OF the day was made
on Rcpricvc, and from - TO the odds
were cut in two. Something like $4,000
went on him. principally from the sta
Die. lust as the flag fell Rcpricvc'S
head was caught in the starting ma
chine, and she was sent to her knees.
Her head was thrown hack until 1t al
most hit Jockey Fill She was twenty
five lengths behind when Hill got her in
motion Dunos showed the way the en-
tire route winning handily.
first race--Si furlongs. Rheinstrom, 6
to !. won; Czarowitz. 10 10 /, second
Hats Off, Il to |. third Time, l:l5M
Second Race-I'ree Hadicap. One Mile
--Soullic. 10 |. won; Ben Holladay, II
10 .. second; Loki, to ., third Time,
1.i2A.
Third Race-Four lTurIongs-Urada, 4
TO l. won: Martha IT,. to S, second;
Flora Louise, even. third. Time, :491S.
Fourth I2ce--Frankfort Stakes. One
Allc--Dunos. to 3, won; Canero. ; to |.
second; George Rose, > to /, third Time,
:42A.
Fifth Race-Fivc Furlongs-Onicial, 9
TO !. won; Cob, 4 to l. second; Rastus.
TO !. third. Time, 03.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
FEt.ONIOl's CUTTING,
\ PruintncnL dhastcrfleld citizen Sent
ON For Trinr.


Petersburg. Va, May 21.-(SpeciaD-
.Lhe ease Of J. a. Smith, charged with
the feionious cutting and wounding of
j. n. Coble. at Swift Creek, Chesterfield
county. some days ago. came UP for ex-
animation before Justices I4unsford and
Dunstorth at Swift Creew this morning
at 10 o'clock The examination OF the
witnesses and argument by counsel was
not concluded until n quarter to 5 O'clock
this afternoon. Mr.. Smith was sent on
for Indictment by the grand jury of the
County Court Of Chesteriielh IIc was
released on bail in the penalty or $500
Mr. Smith is The proprietor of the
Swift Creek Cotton mills. Mr.. Coble is
Il merchant who does business at Swift
Greek ~
Tho gross rect;i ~ from the bicycle
1 EaesS he ;NaesY aesY
Market race COURSE. III 1'Tince GeoTes
county, yesterday afternoon amounted
TO about $i00. Sixty per cent. Of the
receipts goes TO Mr.. c. A. Fittz the
owner Of the race course.
An entertainment was given tonight
NJ the Academy Of Music by II class Of
fifteen gymnastS from the Norfolk gym
nnsi,m for the benefit OF The Young
Mems Christian Association Of Peters
burg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
REVIEW OFTRADE.
Sfsns OF Improvement That arc Er.
IniSinNnhic.


New York, May Pr. G. Dun & Co.'S
say:
unmstakable evidence Of improve
lheht comes in the general increase OF
commercial loans mostly for Eastern
nierchants or companies, though some
wen known houses in the middle West
appear with cons iderable re-discounts
nom the South
NOT Tor long 't!me have commercial
iuans i',a oeen fully half the whole. The
uistlnci change gives proof that new
business has been. larger than many
nave supposed. Receipts OF money
rom me interior exceed shipments
Sl,oO0,OO0. mostly from the middle West,
exports OF gold have no influence and
only signify the willingness Of Russia
TO pay price for the gold needed. The
excess OF merchandise Imports 10 answer
IN the most for half a year to como in
NoiVes a greater excess OF exports when
the antlclpaioTy movement ends and
crops begin TO move, which fact renders
large outgoes of gold less likely. and
gives The country stronger position in
International markets. Meanwhile there
5 continued increase, distinct tbour,
gradual, In the volume OF business in de.
mand FOR products OF manufacture ana
considering the time or the wear IN
movement OF grain and produce.
Western wheat rcce.p;s excnaa 1,..
years for the week 2,3S4,lS9 bushels
against l.78s,sss. and Atlantic exports
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
Observation-Disclosures

New Orleans, May 21.-Secrctary Hes
tcrs weekly cotton statement shows
amount brought into sight 81, ,S73, against
3o.65S for the seven days ending May q
last year; 25,737 year before last, and
1852 III 1894.
Total movement since September ! to
date. S,2oi,99i, against 6,Sl7,252 last year,
9.63O.4St year before last and 7,245, G03
same time in 1894.
The movement since September /
SHOWS receipts "A all United States ports,
6.G13,2i4, against 5,121, ,056 last year. 7,S41,-
lol year before last and 5,755,O70 same
time in 1894: overland to North SCI 900,
against 793406 last year, ! 1,O21 .939 year
before last and S0S.94S same time in 1894.
southern mill takings 1916, against
~ .:'s6 last year. 1881 year before last
ana t2a,609 same time in 1894: Northern
mlil takings. 1,GOS,340. against 1927, 5iG
fofcign exports for the week, 5G,So3s,
aSu'tst $3.50 last week.
iotal thus far for the season, 5.G9S, S,SSl.
asaitSt 4.25S21S last year, or an Increase
oi i,14o'6o3 Including stocks lef; over
nt ports and interior towns, from the
,ast ,st crop and the number Of bales
brought into sight thus for for the new
crop. the supply to date Is S.593543.
AGAINST i,l2720 for the same period last
year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: SATURDAY MAY %. 1897.

signed yesterday by the Speaker and the
Vicc-Prcsidcnt. AS the signature must
bc attached during the sessions Of the
House and Senate, and as both Houses
have adjourned until Monday, nothing
can be done until that date
The relief it provided for the starving
Americans III Cuba Is postponed three
more days. /.
The Cuban question was discussed at
to-day's Cabinet meeting, ana 1t is un-
derStood TO have been tho tenor OF dis
cussion that the Scnate's action IN pass
ing the Morgan resolution would inter
fcrc with the efforts Of the Executive
to accomplish something substantial for
the Cubans. The nature OF the Prcsi-
dents policy has not been disclosed and
actioii is not likely 10 be taken until
Mr.. Calhoun's report has been received
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
Boi,cd Downr.f.pntches.

Winston, N. c., May 2i.-Henry Love.
colored, under arrest here has confessed
that he is Lewis Mason, who killed Pc
ter Duran, while under arrest at Atlanta
on Christmas day, 1895.
Tallahassee. Fla, May 2l.--The House
OF Representatives this afternoon by q
vote of 90 to 5, adopted the articles OF
impeachment against State Treasurer
G. 3. Collins, that were reported yester-
day. Malfeasance and incompetency
are alleged in each article.
Charleston, S. c., May Pit Is report
ed here to-day that JOS. H. Sands, for
mere today that Joseph H. Sands, for
merely vice president and general man
ker OF the Norfolk and Western
.hilroad is to succeed L.. s. Bowen, as
and General general manager OF the
South Carolina and Georgia period.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
SOUTHERN PRESDYTERFAS
The Assembly mt CEnrIoGfe- Commit.
tees ADpOfnfctE

Charlotte. y. c., May 2l.-The work OF
the Southern General Assembly Of the
IrcSDyterian church to-day, compared
with that of yesterday was
light. The reading OF overture, con
sumed the entire morning session All
oVertures and memorials were referred
10 the Committee on Bills and Over
lures, except those in reference to pub
lcation and colored work, which were
referred to the Committee on Publication
ana Coiored EvangeiZa, ion.
Ihe standing committee as appoint ed
at he morning session were:
Bllls and Overtures--R. O. NIallard S.
a. King. \. w. Mister, l.. B. Johnston
\. S. Doak, II. NJ Shivc, S. G.. Miller
}. q richards, T. X. Buchanan, James
llcmphill. II. NJ. ID. Martin, George How
ard, j. II. Kennedy, w. S. Nceley.
JudiciaI-S. NJ Neel r. a. Nickel. r
Thomas, j. NJ. Smith, j. G.. IIerndon.
a. c. Howe, J Il. Orfutt, J. o. Perry,
l.. \. Hill. ID. Askcw, Samuel Davis
W. Hcthorn.
Home AliSsions--Robert Price, J. II.
Virgins, j. ID. y. Brown, S. w. Davies
r. j.. Hunt. w. S. Porter. IL. T. Graham,
J. Is Hutton, j. Mack, w. McI,heciers.
l.. j. McRary, j. w. Crawford, II. Is.
Peden, \. c. McAllister, T. a. james,
y. NJ. Williamson
Foreign Missions-F r.. Beattc, a. 3.
Curry. w. B. Arrowood, S. G. Alexander.
Daniel Blair, r. S. Brown, s. NJ. Mon,
roe, G. -. Gilkcson. G. II, Kcempcr. w.
r. shannon. Il. r. Wexford. j. Schill,nc-
law. T.. l.. S.aglc. S. J. Andrews "
NJ. Grayb.li. George Perkins, r. w. San
tos, j. L. McLees.
Education--R. r.. Da bney, II, II. Da.
mall, w. F. Hemphlll. J. c. Motley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
Snltnn Buying Guns.

Constantinopie, May 21-The Porte
has concluded 4 large contract With
fierr l>rupp. the German gunmaker. for
supply of!artllery and ammunition.
Inc Ambassadors are still waiting IN
structions from their respective Gov
81 elrnments as to the capacity in which
they are to act, when presenting the
noIe Whlch 1t Is understood will be pre-
sented tomorrow, whether as advisors
or as negotiators
I Is understood that the powers will
G con sent TO the demand Of the Turkish
government, that the Cuffs Of Volo and
"a 4. be opened for the revictualling OF
.ne turkish troops, and that the peace
negotiations will be conducted here,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
AMERICAN RELIEF RTLL.
The vice President ana Speaker Have
not Sighed.

Washington. May 21.--No Official in
formation could be obtained as to what
action the House may take on the Cuban
resolution PASSED by the Senate ycstcr-
day, but ii was understood that Speak
er Reed would have q conference with
the President on the subject at an early
day, and no action would be taken af-
Yer mat conference. The Inference was
that the action Of the House managers
would be guided to q large extent by the
results OF the conference. i is probable
that some attempt will be made on the
part or the Democrats TO have the reso-
luton considered as soon as 1t reaches
the House, but this cannot be done ex-
ccDt by unanimous consent, which will
not be given, or by a special order from
the committee on rules. This special or
der viii not be brought in until the Re
publican leaders are ready TO have some
action taken.
OWING to some hitch at the Capitol
she Cuban relief resolution was not
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
BAPTISTS Ar rIYrSnURG.
officers OF Tho Publication Society
Elected.

P!ttsburc, Pa, May 21.-The Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society elected
the following officers to-day:
iresident-Samucl y. Crozier Penn
sylVania.
Nice-Prcsdents = Edward Goodman.
l.inois; Joshua Lowering. Maryland;
George II. Horr, Jr., D. D., AIassachu-
setts; j. ". Scarles, D. d. New Jersey.
Secrctary--A j. Rowland, d. d.
Treasurer Mr.. B. r. Dennison
Recording Secretary-J. G. Walker.
ID. u.
y number Of interesting addresses
were made during the morning session.
one being by Rev. Richard Carroll. Of
South Carolina, on the work among
the colored people. The annual report
of the board Of managers was read by
General Secretary Rowland
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
PRIC CEls '5'

w. v. T'rerson, A. 3. Colt, G. r. Fore
min, ID. Patterson. .. g. Johnson, Jr.,
!. Il. Roxburgh. a G.. Neel, w. w. Slnp-,
son, j. Il. Mcclure. a$$. :..:
Publicatlon-A.W. Pitzer,G G. Wood
bridge, j. *. Hall. II. NJ. Parker, "A. A..
McGeachy, j. II. Rocthrock, l.. S. New-l
man. j. NJ. Hodgson. j. M. Scott, G. W.
Alexander, w. p. Weed, r. II. M. David
son, ". s Forsythc
Colored fvangelzatlon--J. w. Bach
man. a. r. Cooke. II. NJ. Hunter, J. a.
McLces, NJ. a. Kcer, II. s. Bradshaw,
~. II. Wilson. II. II. Stall. j. G. Hall,
j. ID. Crcnshaw. NV. Dorsey, "A. Mays.
Home and School-R. G. Reed. A. w.
Crawford W. B. Bingham, II. II. New
kirk. G. a. j. Jeddngs, T.. II. Gwynn,
G. w. Nickel, Nv. w. Kear, u. w. Pow
ell. J. l.. Hinc, +. NJ Stiz.
Sabbath School--R. Is. Smoot. TT. III.
Newman. j. c. Tate, c. M. Richards,
y. M. AlcCorl1lc, j. NJ. Hosls!ns, S. e.
Welch. II. u. Chambers, j. I. Ross.
Theological Seminaries-J. w. Wal
terson, w. NJ. McAlistar, James Me-
Culchen. IT. L. Caldwell
Syotema tic Bcneficence--I. M. tAIcCon-
nell. J. l.. II. Walker. j. r. Pharre, j.
w. Bird, W. B. Stnsen. 3
Nara tive--J. Calvin Stewart, H. G..
etriswold, X. II. Adams, Eugene john
son, Henry Gindcr.
Bdble Cause-W. a. Wood, w. Y, over
street. j. M. IIalladay, Il. G. Eaton, r.
II. Anderson.
Leave Of Absence W. McF. Alcxnn-
dcr, y. Mayes. c. L. Stewart, J. L. Gun
nlngham, r. u. McWl!iams
Auditing Committeo-J. d. Taylor.
Foster iiarper.'F. H. Curtis.
Devotional Exercises-R. II. johnson,
A. a. Little, J. G. Mclaughlin.
Foreign Correspondence-N1. d. IIoge,
); IS. ShGarer. J: 9. Oelhlcr. y. a. Me-
Il nc1, ,1i,,~ I II ,,l-1,,
w. w. Watts. II. S. Hail.
Synodical }ccords--Alubama: SC.
Alexander, II. S. Stanley.
Arkansas-W. j. Alexander, J. NJ.
Dent.
Floridn--C. l.. Stewart, J. w. Bile.
Maycs. Hi
Kentucky--J. M. Hailaday, p. Pelham
Nlcmphts-F. D. Hunt, J. W. Mourn
Ing.
Mlssissippi--J. T.. Pharr, II. Mcdowell
Missouri-C. a. B. Jennings, l.. ". G.
Albright. 3..
Nashvillc-T. NJ. Hunter, ]. Il. AIur-
dock.
North Carolina-A. c. Doak, ]. r. Guy
South Carolina--A. a. Little, Giles
Cook t9 s,isiff s5i & i5 +.
.fTexas--A-s II, Kerr, J. X, Peck. 2s
sg9sIps lss lrys 7ess s eh' ~ st
| At 1a o'clock Rev. y D. ]. Is. Witiserse
spoon delivered the third Of the eleven
| addresses on the adoption of the West
minister standards. His subject was:
a description Of the Asscmbly-its
Dcrsonnel. proceedings and place OF
meeting" The address was mngnifi.
| cent effort. SIS
The afternoon session was dispensed
with in order to allow the committees
| 10 gct'togetllcr and map out their work
The Assembly accepted an invitation to
go on an outing TO Davidson College
| Monday afternoon
| The event Of the night session was the
rcabing OF Dr.. Dabney's paper on "The
| Doctrinal contents Of the confession OF
| faith. With its fundamental and regula-
| tive ideas" The paper was read by
! effort
The Assembly will adjourn after to-
| morrow mornings session until Monday
| morning, aE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
Will he No Fight.

Madrid May 22.-2 a. m.-Thc sec.
onds of the Duke Of Te;uan and Sanor
Comas have decided that as The ag-
gressi"ns We're reciprocal, 4 duel Is not
necessary.
Senior Comas is probably Professor
Comas, who, in June last, in the Spanish
Senate, supported the amendment 10
the address asking that treaties with
the United States Nigh. be cancelled on
the ground that they were a source of
conflict and endangered the peace OF
Spain and the United Safes He made a
speech bitterly assailing the United
States and welcoming the conflict which
he looked on as inevitable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
Gen. Miles ronstan,inon,c.

Constantinoplc, MAY 21.--United States
Minister Terrell, escorted Major General
Nelson y. Miles, of the United States
army, who was accompanied by his
aide de camp, Captain Cams and two
secretaries of the embassy, to the cerc-
mony OF the Selamlik to-day, after
Which General Miles was received by the
sultan, who gave him q special aud
!ence. General Miles Will start for
Thessaly in q day or so
) ! aPtain SeiiEe q nsted States hniiita-
ry attache ntSRorir. has been- noni.,ta. cd
military attache at the American en-
oaasy a Constantinople.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
TIE CUlsa n STRUGGLE.
Tho Patriots Dynamite More Railway
TrninK-nchci ReYrrhes

Havana. May 2l.-Captain General
Weyler arrived yesterday at Cienfuegcs,
province OF Santa Clara.
The insurgents dynamitcd and aerail-
ed an exploring, engine on the rlil.oad
between Cristo and Serge, province Of
Santiago de Cuba. and afterward fired
on the train which followed 1t, pl,lnder-
ing and burning three cars. The re-
mainder OF the train put back TO Cristo.
The local guerilla force attacked the
insurgents. killed five Of them and re-
captured the engineer or the exploring
engine and three railroad employees who
had fallen into the hands Of the lnsur-
gents. The guerlllas had L lieutenant
killed. % #rs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
Railway 'Trninl,,c,,.

Toronto, Ont, May 81 In the Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen's convention
.this morning two important changes
duccd the age of admittancc from 2i5to
Is years. and the second made a train
man eligible for admission after six;
months service, instead Of one yea' as
heretofore. The Ia test city to ask for
the next convention Is Peoria, Eli. Ats
iantal ana New Orleans are also fght-
ing for the convention. 81 81 tStt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
STILL ADvANcrsa.
EAFlaEranL Breach 0l the Armisric by
GtS,StE55 .E' the Stf0Unnns

ERREE london. May 22.-Thc Athens CORE
fSpondent Of the Daily Telegraph says:
s.'Small bodies of the Turkish right
wing IN Thessaly advanced to-day (Fri-
saay) toward the village Of Divri This
rs a nagrant breach of the armist!cc
e. fine turks have also Dillagcd the estates
OF the heirs Of PhOtiadcs pasha. late
christian Governor Of Crete, near Sofa
us. taxing away thirty-eight wagon
loads Of furniture, burning dwellings,,
violating women and committing many
other acts Of pillage and outrage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
He Says thatgso]IllpIIja'IIllIt1s! 1 h |! "
Were Generally lIySSiaIihoHl fQlasss|
THE. II {. ! YARD Al ] is I'm EX XgE /: IlEAN 4 sa2
Esc Says COtilpiitIntss AE tsya All
& Be!.tial Since tbs tees seiif
frhtioi, C,inie I filt
Assista s,ecra ssarsss tsi ssfas
Work Done at New foE atsasa
Washing ton, Ma

. assss|
turned yys nsf &
u, ~ e Z M {
the shinIb,; "a
bort NrwS cnT,, !, J, Y III.
nose Of Rnnssyatf s;
compIninfs, ~ = =
ro,Is nr viola
ward.
Likefthc Gamma / Is Il 81
made in the cass 81 the a Nav II 4 81 a
In only d FEW cases M s.iu
sstantial Foundation ;fdf f5r9n III pIaii1I
even these will lHrequi uireaf f1r ther
efatlon tbeforea 3udg gment Gaf be- III ssss
upon thelr sutlicienc
l4 IN ENCsEIl LENT CONF DTr Il gNS8A
IA to tht. ", II y, |, a,:s fsy g
tioss wera aScelln,, s Il ss4AS
tent rs manifested itself famon gtiis WSs
men ID ~
TO the Inrle ~ ~ av Z
bnen fn,,nd q. ~, y,
d,Icijons IL fnre j
WHEN q fnrce ~ 8 mn Il s,3
suddenly to q f,o,it 4 E1fi M sEE
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tions in connection with2l Ina faryf 81 i,i
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
T erI,ls OfI'earc.

London, May 21.-A dispatch to the
daily Mail from Constantinople says:
The ambassadors will present 4 note
10 the por,e Tomorrow embcuy.ng the
terms OF peace 10 which they will agree
The note Will refuse to Permit the aboli-
ton OF the capitulations in the case Of
Greek subjects or the annexation of
Thessaly, but will consent 10 q stragctic
rectfication OF the frontier ana 10 an
indemnity not exceeding 5,00O, 900
francs"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-22
Not Much ArnliStic

London, May 21,-A dispatch to The
DAILY Mail from Berlin says the Post
publishes telegram from Sa,onica, as
ssrtlng that In spite Of the arm.stce 4
I!eek Warship has fired upon and sunk
e vessel flying a Turkish flag. Five Of
the crew were drowned.