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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand. Milk cows from Eastern North
Carolina cannot be sold on this market
owing to the United States quarantine
regulation.
common to fair cattle. 3D3Ac.: Ens,or,;
North Carolina, best. 2!A 0D3lhc; common.
l&W21.c. heifers, Western. 2%G03lAc
bulls, pa Csc: fat cows, 2H6D3Ec; mich
cows, good, per head. 2O.OOGl35. 90; cows,
common, S10,00M20 O0 butchers sheep,
2t4Wic; good, corn-fed hogs, 3MM33i C. +;
light pigs. 3,3c. Hogs dull and slow de-
Continued on Eighth Page).
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Fresh Eiail.

Croakers, per pound ,1c.; taylors. per
pound, &c.; pan fish, per pound. &c: bak-
ing fish, per pound. 4c.: founders, per
pound. &C.; sheephead, per pound &C..
&c. and 10c.; mackarel, per pound, ioc.
blue fish, per pound. &c.: specklcd trout,
4hc.; roe shad, North Carolina. zoe.
buck shad. North Carolina. rose: herr
ing. soc. per hundred. rock per pound,
S6Tl0c
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Norfolk NiNoughby Spit
and Old Point R, R, Co,

IN EFFECT FEBRUARY /, 1897.
Leave Norfolii-a7:00 u. M, ;55 a. M, GAS
a. m, II ;o0 4. M. 1880 p. M, 200 D. M, 500
D. m NJ; 80 ?. m, 800 p; m. 1880 p. m.
1920 a. m, II :i5 a. m, 10 .. M, 2:45 n. m.
3:s5 p. m. 5:l5 p, M. 6:I5 p. m, SIS p. m.
9lDOeS not run Sunday ,#E ~. - ~
inik and Old Point do not stop between
WIioiiShby Spit ard Norfolk. FEEg--Il
Trains will stop. ut all stations on signals
or notice 10 conductor. All freight must
pc al station Is minutes before leaving
time OF trains 81, 'tlE'5 60 $500;
Arrangements can be made FOR specfnl
train or cars upon application. .1s4eSErs'I5
minutes. {e'-'t - 80 80 ~
I. D. AATFIEE. sunerin
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Rnltiu,cre MARKET.

Baltimore, May lO.-Flour, steady;
Western super s2.75@3o0; do family
S3.25VS.65;, winter patent, $4.706l4.90
spring do, S4.25@4.50: spring wheat
straight, $4.0O@4.20.
Wheat-Firmer; spot and month. soc
July 7Gc.; Southern wheat by sample
S5@SSc.
Corn-Firm; spot. month and June
291s@29Ac.; July, 29ll @291s; steamer
mixed, '26h@26ssc.; Southern white corn
32c.; do yellow, 291a@30c.
Oats--Firn; No. white, 26@27c.: NO
2 mixed, 23%D24c.
Rye-Firmer; No. Q nearby, 391a@4Oc.
No. 2 Western. 4Q6l4Olac
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MONEY! NInrster.

New York, May 1o-3 D. m-Money on
call eaeH at 1A@lA; last loan ~ per
cent; closed 1MW11a per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3k14 per cent: stcr-
Ing exchange, finn, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4S7l4 Gf4S7M for
demand. and at 4SGi& lfsGis for sixty
DAYS. Posted rates dS7M4S7E and 1880
4s9; commercial bills iS5h; silver certifi-
ca;es 60h@ GOES; bar silver COZ Mexican
collars AK; Government bonds firm;
State bonds dull: railroad bonds firm.
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GrnsE.

Peas.-Steady; biack-eye peas, new
crop. S1.45 per bag; black, soc. straight
per bushel; clay, zoe. per bushel.
White Corn, SIC; mixed, 33c
Mill Fced-NGarket steady; bran, $13;
shipstuff or miudling, s14.00; meal. white
boltcd. per so pounds. 4Oc.
Michigan, Ohio. and Indiana. No. /,
Timothy hay, $500; No. 2. $1,000; mixed,
$1,000.
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Chicago IIHrlterS.

Chicago, May 10-Wi.h q government.
crop hanging over the market, generally
an augu!y Of lower prices, wheat to-day
managed 70 advance one-halr cent. 1t
was helped considara bly, by a big worlds
visible decrease. Corn and provisions
were very anll and closed a substantial
~ unchanged prices except fo, lord
when shows small decline. Oats
were in good demand and advanced
CHe-Quarter cent
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NeTCh0DIS' GMiReTS' TRANSFORMATION C0
DIRECT ROUTE.

0'tS 60 rSoOTE-
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH.
BoSION, MONDAY 4 Il. NJ. WEDNES-
DAY T.. NJ, SHARP; FRIDAY, 1 T.. NJ.
Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY ana SAT
uRDAY ut G1r. III.
hARES TO BOSTON AND PROVI-
- DENCIG.
hi iIs, sraSS;, INCLUDING meals and .
second second class, including meals and
i'oR SAVANNAM. - -
Every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
ut Il. H.
a,rrea-,rlrsl-ciass. including meals A
~ ~ VIZ 10
fmreeI,Sac0nd-class. including meals
ana I, bunk ............ s 90
Pcr!shahlc freight sent Win Providence.
iorWarded by carly train 10 Boston, and
~ me same rate as by direct steamers to
I For :, further, II, l., =, information. apply to
Il. y. MlIG1tT. Agent, Norfolk Va
y: ID. STE3ElNS, Asst Tariff Mgr
". T!ltNEII: General Pass Agt
j. &. WHITNEY, Traffic .EIannger
General Offices. Baltimore Md
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Norfolk G Southern R. R, Co,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. q, 'g7
NAIL AND EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
S Sjlo Ha1y (eAGep, Sunday 10 m for
At Edsntan With :. S. r. S't Il. stanssT
WIndsSr TTEsDAY. TMu lfIsE'5s19 ana ana
s THa Oh M6 12 AZ 'n a On f
scHppernons river, and d''V wEDN s. IS rs
for Ayoca, CG,nneciIing at Rclhayen with
South Creek, aurora. Washington and in
iermrdintr inndingi. Also connects at
hernc for Roanoke Island. Oriental ana
Ncwbcrne
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
Saturday 10Y i:l'%abe,h CITY. identonn and and
With the reamcr Nense Tuc ca4as' Th ua
day and saturday FOR, Ncwhcrnc, More
I'm a. G H. a f or StashSfG v9 VII
minSton, y. G., and ntl stations on Tic W
:. 4 y 4. T., and Tuesday and Saturday
steamer Newbernc Wednesday, for Roam
'oiSc Island. Oriental and Newberne
MA1r A ASb i:X e ME9sF2 f1aIv excen,
Sunday e i:2n ?, M m, and morning train
connecting Will all rail and steam lines nj
Norfolk Tor the North East ana West
Norfolk and Western depot Freight sta.
ton on Water street. -.
GASTERS CAROLINA DISPATCH,
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD 30,
MlNlON LINE between all points North
and iIaat via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern railroad and Eastern North
Carolini. III
Freight received daily unit! ) D. m. and
forwarded promptly at low rate
For further information apply to the
NcrfolH, Va.
II. c. HUDGINs.
General Freight and Pass. Agent
NJ. Is. KING. General Manager.
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SuSnr Market.

Enthusiastically; out Of town prices
are dependent IN the delivery
rates to the different points. Local
sales are being made as follows: Cut
loaf. S3.29; powdered, S4.92; graduated.
S4.6I; confectioners' standard a. s4.55;
American off A, 4.42; centennial bright.
yellow IS, $4.05; California Il. 1892;
Franklin standard extra G., $3.50: Key
stone extra c, 1914; American extra c,
S3.i9.
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Short line between
NORFOi.k, OLD POINT s: HAMPTON.
schedule take effect FER. /. 1897 Trains
!eaEe Norfolk and Ocean View depot Nor
Leave NORFOLK.-s7:o a. M: MS 55
u: NJ: a:ia H. M: ii 20 II. IN. 1890 D. m ::
HS;oo y. m; 300 p. NJ; 1870 p. IN; GOO D. M !:
LEAVE OLD POINT.-.7:oo n. M: I,s.55
r. NJ: o:l0 a. M; II 100 Il. In.: 1890 D. m ::
i2:oo D. M: 800 p. m: 1870 y. M: GOO p.
m: 1:3o D. III.
Docs not run Sunday lI--S:55 a. m.
ana 2:oo p. m. trains from Norfolk and Old
FONT DO not stop between Willoughby
Smt and Norfolk. l-0n Monday, We'd
ncSdays and Fridays. train leaving Nor
ioik ~ 20 Il. III. connects with Richmond
ana washington Special, leaving Old Point
at 1000 Il, m, arriving Eich:nond II :55 a.
M, Washington 1881 u. ~
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new. small. $3.50. new. medium, $1,000:
No. q: in kegs. $3.50: Herring, Family
Roe. half barrel. $3.50; N forth Carolina
Cut Herring, $685.; Eastern in barrels,
Proyisions--Market strong: mess pork.
new. $3.50; hams, pork, new, S925.
Bulk Enthusiastically clear ribs, s5.4O,
as to size and cut: fat backs. 4Bc. !;
plate. S4.G0. IA
ders-Sugar-cured, G1sc.
Observation-Disclosures. Gt.c.
Brenst--Sugdr-cure TIC
Hans-Slnithflelo, 14@15c.: s. c. slip
hams, 113i @12c. =,
Lard-Pure lard tierces, 4Nc.: cases.
and tubs. :Ac. over price of tierces: COM
pound. 4Ac.; tierces, In cases and tubs,
nc. higher.
Cheese--Cream, 12kc.: Western dairy,
lie.
Butter--New York State dairy, new
20@21c; fresh creamery, 1S@20c.; West
ern, Tic.
Kerosene Oil-Tlrm: 112 degrees. 71sc.:
GO degrees. 10c.; Red. $50 degrees. 103sc
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TRAVELLERS, GuInE.


k0rtOlk, Vfglni0 Beech QnQ Southern R. r
RUNNING BGTWEEN NORFOLK. ana
The uInn,,,. nr.on S,n.,.,
Tline-"able No. l, in effect Monday. Fob
rGary lst, 1897. at 800 a. m. -,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Norfolk, leave Vn. Rencb
100 q. M, Mixed. 9:UU n M Local Ts~
$40 Il. NJ, Thro EN IL 100 a. M, MiSed -
12:20 y. m., Local ljN 2:l5 ~ m OrnI nv
$3.50 D. M, Local EX i:i5 I, m StonS M
S:lo y. M, Local lGN ~ Mt C)rpnn,
Iynnhnvcn and
l\empsvile
1:lb p. III. Local TN
SUNDAY TRAINS
Wy u. III; -lsiops on 1910 Il. III. Local lex
~ ~ henpsFllle, 2:i0 y. IN. Local Ex
Oceana). " nj Grnnnm
100 p. m, Local Elk I,ynnhaSen md
1880 p. m, Local ICN EclnDsyillc
All trains stop ut Brambleton
trains stop only on signal ut intermedi-
gers. t',''-'.
Through Express Trains make tho trip In
thlrty.ftNe minutes; Local Express Trains
forty-iive minutes. 80
:, a Chair Car IL attached TO Passenger
trains. Seats % cents each -
Is. +. HOLLAND, II. II. PANNIIL
zen. Supt. Gen. .'rt. x Pass. ACT. y
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Groceries.

Coffee-Green, stronger: Rio, common.
11@l1Mc.; fair, 13@14hc.: good, 1870
aGhc.; choice. 17@17Ac.; Laguayra, 2O1a@
gle; Java, 29@3Ohc.
Syrups and Enthusiastically: syrs
ups. Bright. 18Qp23c.: Fair Grades, 100
2oc.:. Porto Rico. 10. 20 and 26c., as TO
grade.
New Orleans Molasses-Ouiet; Fair,
20@25c.: Good. 25@30c.: Choice. 35c.
Ffour-Market steady; Western spring
Wheat. Best Patent, Family. $500; Win
ter Wheat, Best Patents; $500;
Choice Stra light Family. S4.65@4.70; Good
Family. Si.5j; Fair Family, $4.45; Good
Extra, $500: meal, per bag or 1OOlbs,
Soc. per bag Of GIBBS, 74c
Salt-Firm: LIVERPOOL Fine, 90c @1 90,
as to grade: G. a.. 55@G5c., as to weight.
Rice-NIilled. 4sa@6Ac.: rough. clear
Of red, $4,000: with red, Csc.
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CAPE \
CHARL. Is
!. ROUTE
NeW York,
Philadelphia
and Norfolk
| Railroad.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE
THROUGH DAY AN d NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 8, 1857.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7:45 a. IN. daily, except Sunday-( Ports.
mouth. llish street, 1880 Il. m.)
Arrive ut Philadelphia 5:42 D.
m. New York at S:3S D. m
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6:l0 p. III. daily. Portsmouth. High street,
300 Arrive at Philadelphia
6l0 n. m. New York, TAB a. M
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. "
9:G0 q. III. daily, Portsmouth, High street
9l0 leaving New York at o.
m. Philadelphia, l1:10 p. m.
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
sos p. III. daily, except Sunday-(Ports-
mouth, High street Sis D. m y
leaVlni; New York at a. M:
Fhilnh ephia, 1920 n. m.. NH
Close connection made with all rail and
sonnd lines 10 and from Boston. -1-7-
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
beteWeen Jersey City, Philadelphia and
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet ParlOr
ears on day trains between New York
and Cape Charles. 49, = ! =.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency. under Allan
tic Hotel, and on steamers ~ 11-71s
r.. p. COOKE. General Agent.
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T'IkAvEt.EEsS, Il uJT I, T.. E
SID SOUTHERN
&1bA Railway Co.

IiHOCGH WESTERN NORTH CARO-
~! mr!iSA; 'tHE LAND OF TIE Sky"
tween Norfolk and Chattanooga with Pull
nun Sleeping Car attached Raleigh ! to
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:trw York azn,I;n,

New York, May l0.---Tlour firm. and
he.a highe: with g good demand FOR
extra winters; city MIL patents, "a qoGi,
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S"HH quoiaNoGs were as folio rvs:
fiour Ne;E finn: No. 3 spring wheat
t1G9isc.; NO. " spring wheat. 70@75Mc
40. : rai, a2A@93lSc.: NO. . corn, 24h c. !;
&o. oass, 1'l4c.: No. 9 White. 22M22lac.
Nc. Wnitc, 20laM22iac.; No. rye, %l0
:" =, SC; 10. ! fax seed, 71MN79c.; prime
:, si no SEED, $3.50; ilest; pork, per Dbl
$3.50; lard, per 100 lbs. SO .97is ehors r;hs
SIDES. loose. $AG0Gl$ 80; dry stated shout
He.s boxed, OK @5lac.: short clear sides
i3oEed, 5@Sc.: whiskey, d:.stil!ers finished
aoans. per Sal, $ll9 sugars, GU; loaf,
unchanged.
Dn me Produce Exchange to-day the
.u,.s. WaEt:et was steady; creamery
sicgl5c.: dairy, S@I3c.
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"c"e'",. s:s ls.,.i nnn >srnun.r.
Thro. Local. T"t.l
"1soEf%Az.E RT'<,TAy'l,,S>.
yhrnx.,S,,,.,.

Norfolk, Va, May 10. iSa,.
Eish->Mackerei, No. :. ii Kegs 90.
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~, q. Fl. WlNGFtEJD,
folk, Va. $500 'N'eeS>' ANo'
". II. GREEM. General Superintendent.
!. NJ: CuLP. Traffic M:,nnuci. ''
w. a. TURK. General passrr,rar Aw,nt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11

n lIAANIlC AMI
81 Df.NVILLE RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH II, 'es
Train NO. 1-Daily-Leaves NorfolE
{Shippsrs' Compress WHARF at o:2o a. M.
West Norfolk $50 Il. m, for DanVille and
Intermediate mt points: arriving at Danvillo
Train No. $-Daily except Sunday
i.So Norfolk 5:4o p. m, West Norfolk
m Leave Lawrenceyilie mo. d 5:52 a. M:
arrive Danrille 1875 a.. M. =
Tr pntIc No 3os. connects at EMPoRIA with
RT2 pi1 IS South, leaving Emporla $40 p NJ
No So. when notified by the a. c. L. that
o nGTG are nas Sf Tor points on the A.
Train Nc; connects at DENNISTON
junction with Norfolk and Western
u ;r r. for Dur Durham and Intermediate points.
,,I 5E Tl Nos; and connects at JEFF
% n,I aai J Ju in TO and 3ANVILLE for
pullman sleepers between Danville and
ASncFliie. Atlanta, Jacksonville Menu
rhis and New Orleans sT7-'' 7---','a', IL $3.50
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Waike,S Agency and Company's wharf,
Morfolk. and at w V. II. Williams AgeE-
VIM. II. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
CHAS. O. IfAINES Gent Manager
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Chester and LenOir R|, R,

NORFOLK, WILLOUGHBY SPIT
AND OLD POINT r. r. CO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11

er,m,o,. No. 40. No lo3.
Daily 8sa,,S *.
Leave Norfolk, Va.......l S:40 am 2:2o m
Ar SuiIolk Va. ....... 9:i5 u III 3:2i III
Ar Hobsood. n. G. 49,, il TO IL IN 5 :4S > M m
Ar Tarboro, n. Co.. IL IL p mi sos y m
Ar Rocky Mount, n. C12:i2 , mi $40 . m
Ar Wi!liamston. n. C..I.......i G:55 m
Ar plymouth, n. c.. ......... 7:4O j, m
ar Ar MitiI ns,nn; e. y. G.. .. 77:29 n
Ar Goidsboro, ~. C.:..l 3:o5 y m! I :oO = m
AZ Glim:ngtGn, N; C:.t b:45 y mi 9:20 Il III
a. ch aFission, $: S s5 m S Sdt m
!: !: S$$;s 4 :s s$ 4
AZ Macon. Ga. III 100 Il mill 100 Il m
Ar jacksonville. Fla.-.i 700 mi 100 m
No 40 Daily connects with y. c. L. train
close @e c l9S Dny exffpt SUNDAY makes
G., and all eastern Carolina polnts: also
at RISKY ihi. Mount lt with A. &. l. train IS for
Trains drive at Norfolk Sos p IN. daily;
alS Sc at IL 1o: ;n a. m daily. except SUNDAY
Norfolk 10 wilmington. ''"S =
Eaggage checked at Company's Norfolk
T Thfsi A age o Msn Of and
Atlantic Hotel
For tickets TO all points South. sleeping
j. a. NEUGEr!AUEI,,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAMES f. MAUPIN.
General f. fMfrT EMHRs6 AFent.
G. M. sERPELL. 80 = s''''''
General Manager, Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

Miss Booker Recital TO Takr Place at the
yNC.t This Evening.

The programe Of the musical recital TO
be given at the y NJ. G. a. this evening
hv Miss Elizabeth Burwell Booker IS
one that in point OF intrinsic merit
promises an that can be desired. Mr..
Jacob Rclnhardt is the accompanist. and
Miss Booker could have secured no better
musician for this purpose
Mr.. Arthur Scrivonor the director Of
the Wednesday club. Is down for two
numbers. as is Mr.. Frederick j.. Hahn,
the vl0nnist.
Miss Booker has four numbers. and
they have been chosen with a view OF
Illustrating The scope quality and possi-
biiitios OF her voice. They are.
.P,cte Chaminade (m. lynne a
Venus Holmes; (O sunshine Song,
(Gre.c).
"Nymphs and Fauns" Oemberg). (a),
Lullaby Jocolyn," GODDARD; 90, Pas
foratc.' Oi'zeD.
Miss Rockers many friends will, no
doubt; give her a warm welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

In the last edition Of Mr.. Watson news
paper there Was signed "i- 0''l
editor taking notice oi VI. i'l''"' 81 "
Rrvsn IN sneak m a Missouri '>trict
where Il Populist ana beii''i"' are '"''-
ming against each other Tor 'o"'i 'n
this article Mr.. Watson cans %" '''
Bryan To get of the fence '-"' amount
which side be IS on. , 81.
N nerocrar let him say So. If he is a
r.ol Ponulist as his friends assert. let
him be honest enough TO quit masque-
radlng In Democratic clothes and come
ont In his true colors. lie should not be
permitted 10 hang on 20 the tan OF the
Popullst coatr-Chlcago Chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

\ very iutcre-tinr musicale was given
~ Nj and Mrs. Charlie Strau- 80 their
charming residence p.N Park avenue.
cfick f. Hahn. oi the Boston symphony
Orchestra Who for The past two weeks
has been the guest OFF his hrothrr-ln-laW
and sister. Dr. and Mrs Henry d. Levy.
Mr.. Hahn rendered composition from
Sarasatc Chopin. SChumauu. IlDrlc.
Bach. Vicuxtomps. and Nach,2 ai Of
which were $50 eNQuisitDly interpreted as
20 bring forth repeated praise and ape
plausc from the large and fashionable
gathering present
10 ls seldom that one finds such r0mnfk-
able richness Of tone combined with such
fine technique These qualities. together
with DTS perfect execution mark tuis ,iu.
linift as ara artist of the first rank and
Richmond music-lOVcrs VIII always hr
giad Of am opportunity 10 hear him.
lie was ably and most cicditdbly as
sisfod hv Mrs He"rv r. Mc'"ncv Mss
Mary Darlington Miss Zelle Minor, Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

The State Hoa~d Of Education continued
IT'S session yesterday and heard some
further .relfrn.nt ou n.ialf Of those who
are candidate for the positions Of super
intendent- of public schools In various
counties of the state.
As ON the previous day. the members or
the board declined t0 livulge anything
about Che meeting. which WAS strictly
private. onie th, gentlemen directly inter
cstcd in tAe coming appointments being
admitted.
The board viii announce mo result Of
Tho deliberations when tAe list ot appoint
mrntr I- completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
". {. 4. Sewing Circle.

Mrs Gervas StOrrs and a half dozen
charming young ladies Will help 10 enter
mans Christian Association. Friday az
ternoon al . o'clock there will De- am cX-
hihu Of their work Mrs. Joseph BRYAN
has offered two pri2cs-for Tine best sew
ing ana greatest Improvement. The la
dies of the W G.. A. board will treat the
children % refreshments. Mrs Storrs has
also invited some of the children from the
Leigh street and ST PauIs Orphan Asv-
lum The public are invited 10 attend.
There as no entrance fee. There VIII he
music and singing hy thc children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

STERLING. ILL. June Geo kauif-
man. twenty-five years Old. son OF To-
bias Kaufman. a prominent farmer of
Whitoslde county. WAS killed by grain
thieves. near his fathers home. five miles
north.
The body was then placed on "a straw
stack. which WAS set on ire. IL Is
thought that TIE robbers struck the young
man on the head with an axe. then took
from him his revolver and shot him
through the brain before placing the body
ON the stack.
Bloodhounds followed the trail 70 a
house a mile away. whore tho dogs at
tackled farmland hut whether or not
he IS tho guilty person has not been as
Certaincd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2-Warden
Hale has fixed 1880 A. NJ as the hour
for Durrants execution. Two hundred
persons have been nvited-amons them
twenty-five physicians
Durrant's counsel have a new cCnten-
ton that Judge B1nr inflicted two penal
ties. Imprisonment and death. This the
lawyers argue. is contrary 10 law. They
insist that Durrapt is row serving his
term Of imprisonment
The formal demand Tor Durrants re-
lease is based upon this condition made
Yesterday. and VII probably 20 before
tnc federal court in habeas corpus pro-
cccdines.
Durraut IS cheerful to-day lie slept
we'll last n.ehL Two guards are with
him.
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Gayn mr. co>vIcrs 4 wnrriNc.
The Hose Used with Good Inrct at san
Quentin 10 ourll the Revolt.

SAN FRANCIS' .. Juu0 --Tho huck-
bone 1f the c0nVcts strike go = u ou,n-
tiu WIS broken last night WHEN thD Ward
eu lId .i.d tnl hose turned un tue prltnu-
ers who persisted ir shouting IN their
O,Is. Tile vcftiue bad good effect. and
the officers had quiet night fOr the FIRST
time boo nearly "a week.
The Governor ALSO came 90 the Ward
ems aid. and sent over a warning that
the men who PERSISTED in The strike would
lose their citizenship and also any chance
for Exec tive clouency. 10 is thought
tnit in two or three days the jutc mill
can Doe starttG again. as many OF the
strikers have already appealed for mercy
ana agreed 10 rtil work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
Bic,cle stolen.

II. T. Coils. a Western Union messenger
boy. had his wheel stolen while delivering
a message 40 Leonard IS news stand on
Main street. about G.3O l.. VI. yesterday.
He stood 10 against the curbing. and went
into the store and found i gone when he
returned
The bicycle Is a Barnes White Flyer,
80 d"o.ov9. The police are ON the lookout
for 4.
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Ai.r-lllnnfEnl.

Like most things of worth in IFS dying
moments the bazaar of IIckDtr Auxiliary
hared up 20 a. supreme hrlNHnDe list
night The sze of th' company WIS rit-
t,ring. and Che donation Of music hy
Professor Ploio Ma-eani- band made
the time Slip pleasantly.
The goods remaining n On" booths
found ready sale at aHe.ou. the affair
WAS highly successful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

sistthtly skeptcal. and 10 WIZ
conclusions IN plain English.
AT page %. ct seq. Mr. MN sass ,' a.,
lnos' Who have been st'"s' ''' -.
goodness hy relying ~ the sNnl , ,,an
support OF a powerful ana soou - 80
nor OF the world, have, am sa'''.''i'
never really believed ttat "v'ei"'. ~
be. In tho strict eop.e of the term, ON
nipotent. They have beheNeu Una,
he could do any one thing. hut not any
combination OF things. that MS 7o'',n
mcnt, like human Government, was sys-
tom of adjustments and coInpr'inl7's'
that the v0lrd Is inewtapiy "lp'''.
contrary To- Dos intention. anu '.'e
eNcriicn OF an his power 10 nm
little imperfect as possible i''N.9 - nv
better than II D.. they cannot ""'
mat power. though vastly ny ''' -.
man estimate yet as in iis'i ''''
Unite. bat extremely lmii'd'
now. without plusine mere 10 'o'',''', ,'i'.
upon the dogmItism az tnc au'.'i' d, ',-1
assumption that he knows NHa'
good people believe about IN. on'i,po-
tcnce ~ God $50 much better than thes
themselves know. and passing pF s'
queer notion that power may 81"
cd as vastly beyond human q. 'iii''.V'
and yet as extremely Unite D. No.
insist that AIr. alill b. distinct! lH 80 H.,
in saying that God leaves inc "o'''
no better than Il is'
He docs not leave f.. He IS sun d.
work on il: and il is manfestly improv-
ing under his discipline. 100" "o'' ~
Mil know that any better school couiu
have been devised bv Omnipotence lls'll
After complaining crievousH OF 'h'
moral government Of good l-upp"slhs MN
90 Ia Dfnufn.f.ut .,ft.- citing the f'id-
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TnT rlft Resolutions.

A. tho meeting Of rho So. James Chap
ter of -. Andrew Brotnerhood' held la~t
evening 10 Was unanim l-ly decided tnat
resolutions OF respect and sympathy DE
drafted upon fhc death Uf Bishop Newton
and Forwarded go his family \ commit
tee was appointed for t.c purpose.
Considerable routine business was trans
acted by the chapter.