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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
IircNsy Cotton Statetl,

New Orleans, May 14,-secretary Hes
teT'S weekly cotton statement shows
amount bought into sight 42.050. agains;
SOC for The seven days ending May
18Th last year, 31,690 year before last
and 3i.2+3 IN 1891. Total movement Sep
tcmher lHt TO date S.22I,l2l, against
6,TS6.a!i last year, 9,G05ll1 year before
last and 7.22G.02l in 1891.
The movement since September 1st
shows receipts a. all United States ports
G.aA3, 2o2, against 5.096.7Ol last year,
1So' 3iS year before last and 5,7S6 OS7
same time in 1884, overland to North.
sal. So, against $40 last year, 1019559
year before laet and S07,9l2 same time
III 1921; Southern mill takings ia 5S6.
against 751,4GG last year. 700,Il1 year
hciore last and G12,OS9 same time in
1891; Northern mill ;akings .596 Gel,
against l5l0.+1S last year. Foreign ex-
pn:is for the week have been 1885.
against 26,S2l last year, making The tota
thus far for the season 5,G42 ,O5S, agains,
4.2l9,li7 last year, or an increase OF
l,422.9ll.
Including stocks left over at port, 5
ana IN ,crior towns from the las; cop
and the number Of bales brought into
S,Ght thus far for ;he new crop the sup
ply 70 date is S.5G5,G70 against 7,C96,54S
Tor t4e same period last year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
aHl.s. FAKE sigS sss:,ita,t&s!.
Eivcr!oE Chmnn,nn viii serve ont, ,Tis
- Sentences.

New York, May li.--I;lvcr;uM Il. Chap
man. the stock broker who. FOR rcfustny,
TO answer questions in the Senate sugar
trust investigation OF 1884 was SON
fenced to thirty days imprisonment. vac
mtciNiGWed at his office to-day and said !:
1T IS my intention 10 go to Wa$hnE-
ton and as they say, take my rncdicine.
am going on Sunday ana Will serve out
me thirty days sentence without an
effort To obtain a pardon from the prcsi-
dent. J. nave requested my friends not
10 make appiicaton for a. pardon and
they have aCccded. They were how
ever. quite Willing; to do everything in
lhcr power to obtain executive clcmcn-
cy. 1t was in Justice To them that nsE-
ed titt no further efforts bc made on
my behalf. did not want to put them
To trouble or to cmbarraSs them in any
way. That ends the matter. am
SIMPLY going To serve the thirty days
sentence, and have no criticism TO make
or fault to find"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
CAPT. IsO,IEYN DISMISSED.
she 1ld officer VIII Probnbiy re.
CiCNc (lCnNEcl.,

Washington. May 1.-THE record Of
The c"urtmariial in the case Of Captain
Henry Romcyn, Fifth infantry, recent
~ tried at Fort Mcpherson. Ga, on
charges founded on a Personal assault
upon Lieutenant NJ j. O'Bricn, OF his
regiment. reached the War Department
to-day from Genera! Merritt. at New
York. The fact that General Merritt
found II necessary 10 send the papers to
Washington Is an indication tha, the
court has sentenced Captain Romeyn to
Dismissal from the army. In fact, it Is
SAID at The department that If he was
found guilty Of the one charge Of CON
duCt unbccomiug an officer and a gen
tlcman. the court had no recourse in the
matter, the sentence being prescribed In
the regulations as dismissal.
The officer would lave been retired
on June lst in the natural order Of
things, and II may be that IN view or
mat ihCi and his war record clcmency
VIII be extended to him by the Prcsi-
dent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
The Trial of the Cunboat Nashville Salts
factory Beyond Sanguine Expectations.
HER AVERAGE SPEED WAS 49, 7O6 KNOTS
She Esns t:nrncu the Scwport News
Shtphntitlin- Hnd Drydock com.
many u RonuS OF Sixty Ihnt,snni
p"'inr"-f fE"r Behavior Hurin.
IN" rest HUNS AImust Perfect
bridgeport. Conn. May IA.


The fastest vessel Of her class in the
world" was tho verdict accorded by the
"!tsgrs Of the trail board at the con-
ciuSlOn or the speed trial or the now
sui.opat N2ShNillc to-day. on Long Is
land Sound
The snccd required by the Government
was 1907 knots. The ,Slvcragc speed
made by the vessel was 1906 knots.
making an excess OF speed very near
three knots.
y SPLENDID RONUS.
With Il bonus OF $4,000 for each cx-
cess Knot this means a total OF 500 900
for the builders.
The time for the thirty mile run out
was one hour. thirty-Grn minutes and
thrty-siN seconds The clnpsed time for
the second run was one hour orty-eiCht
minutes. sixteen seconds. The average
speed was 1907 knots on the run out;
the speed was 1919 knots The home run
was 4 trifle slower. 1868 Knots being
the average. The mean speed for the
two runs was 1906 The steering uualI-
ties OF the vessel were excellent.
EXCELLENT CONSTRUCTION.
The helm was put from ''hard on" to
| hard on" In twenty seconds, the ship
only keeling three degrees during that
time.
Immediately after the Honclusion Of
he run the Nashville started for New
port News. Va. Upon her arrival there
I he engines viii be taken apart and Il
thorough examination made before the
official report IS made to the Govern
mcnt The vessel will be commanded
after her acceptance by Commander
Washburn Maynard, who Is !, member
Of the trial board.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
FOUND DEAD.
IhntiRs9 for Tl,Hnyts.

Nt the regular weekly meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union a,
vote OF thanks was extended to the daily
papers. FOR their generosity IN devotlng
SO much space 10 the "karnlval OF Kom-
mcrce." given to raise fund, FOR drink
ing fountains in the city Thanks Is also
returned to merchants who gave adver-
tiscments. and to the ladies wno gave so
much time and talent In representing
ads. Many OF the merchants Didn't wish
10 advertise, but were anxious and
would gladly make liberal donation In
aiding This worthy enterprise. This op-
portunity is now extended 10 every citi-
zen or Norfolk, rs we have not q sufl-
Client amount vet in hand. All money to
be sent TO Mrs. \. c. Mley, lG2 Bank
street, Norfolk, Va, which Will be ac-
knowledged through the columns of the
daily papers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
a GEz:E<;IAE VICTORY.
iEe TURKS Forced Battle VIII be re.
tlNMct O.tnY.

Arta, May lf.--9 u. m.-'rhe fighting
at Grtboro has ceased ana the Greeks
nave occupied various hciGhi; in the
ncishborhood. Twenty five officers ana
400 men are hovs de combat The battle
will he resumed to- morrow.
Since O'Clock y. m the gunhoat 10
tilla has been attacking Nicopolis r.om
inside the suf'Of Amhracsil with a rim-
uitaneons attack proceeding from The
land side The Turkish batteries rc-
Piled vigorously and firmly resisted the
attack. The coming on OF darkness
stopped the cngagcment.
All the Greek efforts arc now concon-
tra,cd upon capturing Nicopolis ana
i'revesa before advlncig 10 Pcnte Pig
hadia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

Conditions are Snih 10 be a'rncficnIiy.
kOCfnn5

London, May li.-Exccpt for the fight
ing IN Eriius the TurcO- Hcl'cn.c si;rl-
ton is virtually unchanged from wha,
Il was yes ;clday. |; is ;olarably certain
mat only few Greek t;oor.; remain in
Domoios, the hulk OF Constnntna, ar
my having withdrawn to Lcmia where
u VIII be in closer communication WIKI
General Sm0lenSki. This probably cx-
niains the reported movements OF the
turkish army. as number Of l2dh+m
l'asha,s toops have been marching
from Tl7kkala 10 Nolo Withou, doub;
the respite Of the feast Of Hairam IS
very welcome TO the fa:igued men.
The lighting in i!pirus has been inlc-
cas.vc. IT IS believed that !copol!s is
not set captured but only the heights
commanding Ihc town. The Greeks made
q preteNt Of The protection Of the peas
ants; but they evidently have !nformn-
ton as 70 the reasons for the apparent
inactivity of The Turks in E.pirut: This
IS the seventh time tho Gyceks have at
tempted 20 advance TO Janina. and have
met with a rcnulse which the Turks have
never followed up.
Evidently there IS something wrong
With tho Turkish forces at tina. point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
aunrc,,,c <'o,,,ci, :,

Washington, May 1i.-Thc Supreme
council OF the American Protective AS
socia,ion to-day made Il number OF Al
tcrations in the constitution Of the ns-
sociation. The Presidents salary was
Increased to $4,000. ana that Of the sec
rotary TO $1,000. 1t was decided to or
Eanizc IN Insurance feature OF the or
DER and the work Of putting 1t into
Practical operation was lcft to the T,x
ccutIvc Board. The council adjourned
TO meet In this city again next year.
Resolutions were adopted CndOiging
the attitude OF Senator Morgan on the
cuban question, ana dcnouncing S;ena-
tor Vest for assertions that teachers I'm
'hc 'ndian service are broken down
preachers and teachers to whom the
Catholic priests were far stlperlor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

dealers announce nm increased demand
FOR groceries and hardware at Duluth.
~. Paul. Minneapolis, Kansas City ana
Memphis.
New York. May 14-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review OF trade Tomorrow will
say:
Speculators have enjoyed an advance
In wheat. corn. cotton and some other
products. though obliged to sell wool
and sugar at lower figures in order to
realize. Stocks have advanced cents
per Sl0o and trust stocks lost IS cents
without enough demand to constitute a
market. Imports Of merchandise, SIS
%S2Ul9. for the week at New York alone
are "a per cent larger than year ago,
making the Increase Al per cent for
me past six weeks, and have affected
the exchange markets and helped fur
ther shipments of gold which amount
for the week TO S2.150000, but are prac-
t.cally balanced by receipts from the in
terror. and causes no serious apprehen-
sion Of financial disturbance Men feel
that present conditions are only tenn
porary, although they tend to prevent
immediate Improvement in general trade
and hinder immediate Investments
Inc Government crop report eStiml teS
cotton acreage q per cent. less than
last year and IS considered encourag ing
because SO slight Il decrease from the
floods may easily be made up.
Prices have advanced an eighth on
Liverpool spccula tion with nothing here
10 warrant the rise. The winter wheat
report. which is supposed to indicate a
yield Of 297 .G00.O0 bushels. is contrast
with State reports much better or much
worse but IS distruSted mainly because
all department estimates of acreage for
years have been wildly erroneous. West
"rn receipts continue larger than last
year. 2.l09.i23 bushels. against l.ST0,3G1
Il year ago. and Atlantic exports also
Increase. amounting for two weeks in
May to 3.l06 .90g bushels, flour Included,
against 2.0S34l4 last year. Exports of
corn are sun large. 5.5S6.S55 bushels, for
two weeks. against 3.00i,lS1 last year.
ana in part account for the smaller de-
mand fer wheat
Failures for the week were 264 in the
United States, against 22i last year, and
81 in Canada, against 33 last year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
An American HiSi,0p EEonored

Jackson. Miss. May li.--Thc Right
keT Dr. Hugh Miller Thompson. Pro-
tcStant Episcopal bishop Of MissisSinpI
has been Invited by the ArchhishuD OF
Cantcrhury 10 preach the anniversary
sermon for the Society for tho rropa "a
tlnn OF he GOSPEL in Foreign Parts. In
y. panis Cathedral. London, on June
2.d. Ihis society IS the oldest ~msson-
ary organization in the world ana had
innch TO DO with the planting OF 'rrini-
y chuTch. New York. two hundred
years ago. The sermon by Bishop
thompson Is Il part OF lie programme OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Churches 20. O-row

ltamherts Point Presbyterian church
-HerV'ccS for Sunday May lGtn Preach
inE at | n. m. by the Rev. G.. Il. I{onrn-
Fan At H. m. the Ecv. H. G.. Ham
mond. of Union Theological Seminary,
VIII preach. An are invited to lhcsc
services.
Second Presbyterian church. the Rev.
W. ). Lacy. ID. D.. plstor.--Divlne ser
wee io-morrow Al L a. m. ana at y.
m. Sunday school al 9:3D q m. Younn
Ieoplc,s prayer meeting at 1870 D. m.
The Rev. DR.. w. w. Moore. Of Union
Theological Seminary, Va. Will preach
tomorrow at II a. III. and D. m sun
day school 2 t $50 a. m. Young Peoplc's
meeting at 7:l5 p. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
The Greeks Force The Turkish Lines and
Compel a Rstreat on PharsalOS.
BATTLE WILL Be RESUMED TO-DAY
The Greeks ArG S,rainiug Every
Nerve fo Capture Nicopolis and
PrcveSa Before Advancing. Further
The War In E1iruS Is Rcing Prose.
cuted BY the Grccks with visor.
Arta. May II, 1897.

~ dispatch at p. III. Gays that dcsper-
ate lighting has been in progress all
day near Gr.bOro, on the road 10 Flip
p.adl. Two b.igadcs OF Greeks. wi;h
many guns two companies Of sappc:G
ana a squadron Of cavalry, attacked the
Turks. who were almost without art:l-
lery. The Greeks forced the first Turk
ish line Of defence, but me. With stub
born resistance at the second. In sevc-
lai places the haYonets We're so close TO
the cannon that they tbayOnetT) could
not be used. Already five hundred Of
the Greeks are hors de combat The
battle still continues rs this dispatch is
Oe!ng sent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Hilton EEN nDn..

,rrcderickshurg. Va, May f3.-Intel-
liGencc was received here to-day Nv rn
!atiVes OF Mr.. George Tunkard, OF North
hmpton county, that his three young
sons who were bitten several weeks ago
ny rahid dog. have developed cases
OF hSdroph"hia The eldest is beyond
recovery ana the two younger ones arc
dangerously III.
MI Washington Hunt, OF Capovillc,
va. grandfather of these unfortuna, G
boys, Is well known In Norfolk. where
he has many friends
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
VIII Erin. Him I,nck.

Richmond. Va. May 14.--Covernor
. OFerrall has issued a requislion TO the
Governor of Ohio for the rendition OF
Joe l.. Ycatcs. who Is charged with ma
iicious!y wnunding with intent to MAIN,
diShgrrc and kill Yates IS wanted in
FRANKLIN county. where he shot Con
stable w. II. Buck ner in Deccm ber 1895,
while the latter was trying TO arrest him
for mishemeanor. The accused Is now
IN custody at WoodsGeld. Ohio.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
The SIlliuH l'crpIcx.N.

London. May ia correspondent CT
the Times at Constan .inoplc says:
The Sultan Is s0rcly perplcxcd ana
embarrassed by the Ie!am!c influences,
military and theological. which are
united In vehement protests against
lcniency to Greece as derrauding Tu Ike \
OF the legitimate fruits or victory"
The spondcnt adCs that NJ Cam
bon. tho French ambassador. addressing
the French colony Yesterday, spoke
hopefully and predicted an caily resior-
alton or normal conditions and the con-
c.uSiOn of peace.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Revival Services.

The meetings which are being held at
Frcemason Street Church OF Christ
lightly are growing In interest and
power. The theme OF a strong dis
course by the Rev. Mr. Garrison last
night was "Proc:ast!natinn,"
All who can should avail themselves
OF the opportunity OF hearing him. Ser
Vices tonight at O'Clock. @
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Inc President Will Send a Message 10
Congress Suggesting an Appropriation.
AFFAIRS DISCUSSED IN CABINET
XHc " hole situntinn Gone over care.
iuliy- IN Abundance of Evidence
Ahtr"Gnccd -'ihc Message viii br
strictly Pacific iu Chnracirr- 'rnr
Spanish Minister Does 40, object
Wa sh!ngton. May II, 1897

President Mckinley has under his
earnest conside:u Il ion the aivisabiIity of
sehulhs message 20 Congress next
week on the Cuban question. but has not
Sei come TO a conclusion In ;hc matter
tHouSh ne $ n present inclined to send
20 ne legislative branch a communities
Lon suggesting that mea Surcs be adopt
en- 70 relieve the distress among Amcri-
"a" residents in Cuba The message. If
II goes III, VIII be entire.v pacific in
zone. and Il can be stated on good au-
'hrIi:y VIII not be OF 4 wa: like or SEN
sat!onal tenor.
COLLECTING THE FACTS.
IN order 10 have the facts on which
70 base message Mr.. Mckinley has had
cahlesrams sen. 20 every consular Off
I, eJ. N ouha' %Gk,ng each Of them to
give exact Information as to the status
OF affairs In his dis.r .ricv. and 10 ,elrg. am
Eepiles 1t was Understood to-day bv
sumo members OF the Senate COMMITTEES
on Foreign ela,!onS that this .nrarIna-
ton m doubt would he communicated ~
the Senate. hu. That whcthe! it would be
accompanied by a message recommend
h!s aeon W2s YET master OF doubt
IN CABINET MEETING.
The meeting or ;hc Cabinet to-day was
devoted almost entire V 10 the c1nsi7ora
!!nn OF he Cuban situation. The NETT
Ing occurred an hour earli.., than usua,
owing 70 ne IMPORTANCE Of the ules-
=, - "''Si ana Inc TACT tnlt
me FfeSideni ana the Cabinet were
IearinG for Fhllalelph!l at i2:;5 Tho
Cah.net disruSsinn or the Cuban uucs-
non to-day was upon the adv,:a iiliiy
oi ASKING Congress 20 provide immediate
ie!.ei TO the Americans who are. ac-
CoEhinS 10 the reports !cceiyrl from,
Consui General Lee, penned up in the
Sit!es ana In actual danger Of ..tarva ton.
II had II" hearing upon he policy OF M
a"h'n!Strh'loN toward Spain or the Gu
ban INSURGENTS ccPni inrilsn,,i,, -,
urt'' WIN the direct ana mediate Guca-
ION or relieving destitute Americans or
me iHt2 a.
'tc!Sia!E sherman presented some
o. 'he mos: IMPORTANT documents In the
'7ti'c department h1ut ih.. sItul.inn
ana before the meeting was over JuI-n
naH. me N!S.Stant Secretary Of state
personally tdak 10 the White House
S''!e "N|l iona! papers for which The
Sec.etarE mad sent
EVERY PHASE, lHISC,Trssrr,
Every ,,b,so or
cuo:cl iha aG,ts,,I,I '''r''tl vas dis-
grcss for ~, on,,>,,..' - 80 NN.!'s' ON
tuIa ~ n,.,hr,t = 80 'NPah! a,'!!-
LIEF II I; should he (eri.,sr :. sg-
IN, S''s ny 10y or adviS1hiiitr ot hav-
r,i,, ~, 'H "tr"hlNahy rood sup
onasi;o, .''r !ti'i! "t"!Sinn Of the
f,,,.,ai, ""% -. ,nhcd until Con@u!
In ON, ~ ,lnrF Nhs:ican CnaSu,s
n,,i.n W -" i!'n$"o Aif- calhoun,
,nrIman, rnl, tS canie 20 the De
cahI, ,ho ~ "1Nc hceh requested 70
s..,,e,,nm i" u,, 'acts as 10 the existing
n.n,Tni, HoSt !e!.nFIS W!il he here
I no
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Refuses arn,iysicr.

London. May l5.--Thc Conetantln0ple
rorresponden, Of the DAILY Telegraph
The sultan. acting upon The advicc
OF the Emperor William has declared 10
NJ. Cambnn ;he French anbas ssador
that he cannot agree 10 granting an Il M
istice until the basis OF peace has been
decided upon and appr0veA BY MIN"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
a wreck IN t.e r.uy.

Captain Vivian Phillips, Of the tug
May tusscll. reports the mast or a
sloop or buScyc protruding above the
water IN the track Of steamers in the
pay. 1t Is apparently attached to q
wreck which is sunk in nine fathoms
OF water. The wreck bears northeast by
east from Cove Point. about one mile
Distant Yesterdays Baltimore Sun.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
An F.fouIcut E,rcnctc,.

The many friends OF Rev w. w.
Moore. -. H., LII. D., Of Union 'TheOl0gI-
cal Seminary. Will be glad to iAarn tina t
he Is to preach tomorrow morning and
night al the First Presbyterian church.
1t Is not often that we have lie Opnor-
tunitY OF hearing so distinguished ana
delightful speaker as DR.. Moore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
COnI 3,.XNDI.la.

Exports OF pocahnntas coal for the
week ending May 18Th. as cleared by
William Lamb & Co.. agents for Cas;ner
6 Curran:
Tons.
Foreign ........ ...... 80. ...... 3144 II
Coastwise ........ ......... ~. 2o293ls
Total ...... ........ ......... 49, 4JTh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
VIII ksCSur. to G'irncy.

London. May ia dispatch 10 the
Daily Telegraph from Athens says that
the Greek government learns that Tur-
KEY mas decided TO resort to piracy
against Greek merchantmen. and that
Nj. Skouloudis. the foreign minister will
protest to the powers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
NEARLY a AIlGJNnRr:p KILLED.
EerrinDic EtrSuIta or n Russian Rail-.
way Wrcc:x,

IT. Petersburg, May. IA tcrrblc
railway disaster befcll q military train
last evening between Rockcnof ana
E'lVa on the N-JuvjcX line. Sixteen
cars were smashed TWO officers ana
nearly one hundred soldiers were Killed
and SIXTY others seriously injured
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Tired OF II.rCrItlu,S

London, May 15.-Thc Vienna CORE
spondent of the Daily Ncws says: Gen
cral Smolenski has dismissed all the IT.
regulars from his camp believing that
they are responsible for many OF the
Greek disasters. aad he threatens TO
punish with death anyone who intrudcs
among his troops"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

The recent report that q number OF OIL
GERS were taken from Janina to ConSian-
tinople in chains may, perhaps explain
IL or possibly Turkey Is holdin,; her
forces there through fear of a move
nlent from BULGARIA.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Stephen Mallory Elected.

Tallahassee. Fla, May 14.-Ex- Con-
grcssman Stephen K Mallory. OF Pensa-
cola. was elected United States Senator
to-day. the vote on the 20ih ballot Of the
contest that began on April 10th, stand
Ing: Mallory. 50: w. d. Chiplcy. a. Call,
l. Mr. Mallory has served Two terms in
Congress.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Spain ~ E'lirnSr.

London. May IA dispatch to the
standard from Madrid says:
In Official circles and IN the minis
i"tiat press It i; declared that the Span
ISL SovSrnnent has received no onic!al
animation nf any change IN the attitude
~ the Limited States in connection WI n
~" %l'nln difficulty. on the contrary
|"nnT e Lone, the Spanish Minister al
WAsh;nsinn. has constantly reported
tia the disposition Of Pros i,lsnt Mckin-
ley nn'l Secretary sherman continues
friendly. Nevertheless the whole pres;
tn~N'Ghl T'riiay) echoes the anxiety felt
- TO the situation"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

the lambeth conference and ST. Angus
tine celebration, which extended over
the last few days Of June ana nearly all
or the month of July. ana which will
probably bring toge,hc, the larpest
number Of bishops Of the American
communion ever assembled
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
4 Sl{tr7,f U1.,vo

a slight blaze In the small two-story
brick dwelling, No. Il Plume street,
caused an alarm or fire this morning a /,
30 o'clock. The entire down town de-
partmcnt turned out. The chemical en-
gtnc only was in service. The damage
Is nominal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
ElaIllt CIe:lriurl.

New York. May 1.-THE total bank
cleaI!ngs for the week amounted TO
$lcG5. .f09ia9; per cent. decline. 10: cXciu-
siNc Of New York, SAT- 7,S06,3OS; per cent
decrease, (.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

T have purchased for the benefit Of
Norfolk county truckers and vicinity,
that popula 6 cen. cigar UHoneysuckle.)
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Grand concert sacred music at Ocean
View Sunday. May lGth. Naval Post
band OF twenty musicians.
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The TURKS Retire.

Domokos. May III y. m.--Thc Turks
have retired in the direction Of pharsa-
los