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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
Meeting With Success.

Rev. R. N. Harris, pastor of the
Mt. Carmel Congregational church Is
meeting with great success in conduct
ing revival meetings in Bloomsburg.
A number of conversions are reported
as a result of his work there. He will
not return to Mt. Carmel until next
week. Rev. c. H. Brandt, Of Blooms
burg, will occupy Mr.. Harris pulpit
tomorrow. There will be preaching
services at 1890 a. m, and 7 p. m:
Primary department of the Sunday
School meets at f:I5 p. m, adult
school and Bible class at 400 p. m.
Mems prayer meeting at GAS a. m.
-M Carmel Item.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
BIsAOP's VISIT POSTPONED.

Right Rev. N. S. Rulison, Bishop
of Central Pennsylvania, some weeks
ago made an appointment for vista
ton to St. Pauls Church on Wednes-
day evening of this week. Last week
the rector, Rev. d. N. Kirkby, receiv-
ed letter from him stating that ow-
ing to an attack ofgrlppe he would be
obliged to cancel his engagements for
the present. 1t is likely that the Bis
hop will be able to come here after
Easter, but if not, another Bishop will
probably come at his request. A class
of twenty candidates is ready for con-
frmatlon.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01

Harry Robinski and Charles Rebin-
ski two accomplices Of John Schmidt,
who are charged with obtaining goods
under false pretense, are now being
tried at Scranton. John Shoemaker,
John Lewis, Frank Cavanee, Charles
Fornwald, Thomas Brown, Zach
Thomas, Paul Eyerly, A. H. Bloom,
Charles Sharpless, B. F. Sharpless,
and Millard Mcbride are witnesses in
the case. They went to Scranton on
Monday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01

The next attraction at our Opera
House will be Fitz and Webster in
ga Breezy Time," on Friday April 2,
1897. The adjective that is included
in the title Of the farce comedy ga
Breezy Time" ftly indicates the nature
of the production. 1t has been the
purpose of the author to make the
performance breezy-simply refresh
ing enough to revive jaded minds with
out causing the mind to sit in the
draught, so to speak. The company
is headed by E. B. Fitz and Kathryn
Webster, and includes, besides, hall
a dozen other performers who have
made individual hits in various farce
comedy organizations within the last
four years.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
Williams School of Business.

This concern which was conducted
by G.. w. Williams of Wilkes Barre
for several months, has been closed
up for failure to pay rent. Several
other people besides his landlord are
out of pocket through dealings with
him, among them being the Exchange
Hotel, Bloomsburg Furniture Co.,
Electric Light Co., and the news
papers for advertising. When
Williams came here he claimed to
have six other schools in prosperous
condition. Since then he has sold the
Shamokin school 10 another party, al
so his Wilkes Barre school. At Mt.
Carmel where it is said he disposed Of
scholarships to the amount Of several
thousand dollars, the school was re.
Gently sold out by the sheriff, and 1t is
reported that the Altoona institution
has met with the same fate.
He sold a number of scholarships
here for fifty dollars each, guarantee
ing graduating course. In some
instances the purchasers paid half
down and gave their notes for the
balance. Now the school is closed,
and the students are getting no in
struction, while Williams has their
notes, if he has not sold them.
Williams is very smooth tongued
young man, with pleasant manners,
and it is hard to tell whether he is the
victim of an unfortunate business ven
ture, or a slick swindler.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01

The store of George Fleuhr, Of
Ashland was broken into and robbed
early Saturday morning. They gained
entrance to the building by breaking
the pad lock on one of the doors, and
succeeded in carrying off three or
four barrels Of -four, and two or three
overcoats. The heavy tread of one
of the burglars awakened Mr.. Fleuhr,
and he got up and Immediately start
ed in search of the noise, but before
he reached the store, the burglars fled
and escaped. There is no clue to
the robbers, at present.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
An Industrial School will be opene

An Industrial School will be opened
in the w. c. L. U. room lat the home
Of Mrs. Agnes Smith, West Third St.)
beginning March aoth) Monday
evening. All girls and young women
are earnestly invited to come and
receive instruction. The room is
comfortably heated and lighted; good
books, magazines and papers plenty,
also an organ for practice tor any who
may desire. Come girls, I know if
you come once, you will come again.
Monday Evening, Fancy Work, Tues
day Evening Dressmaking by an
experienced dressmaker. Plain sew
ing will be taught, garments cut and
fitted~.-0ther branches will be added
later as the arrangements are per
fected.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
OENTRALIA STANDS THIRD.

Centralia High School has reached
third place in the library contest, and
is sure of third prize. 1t has big
lead over the next lowest, so that it
is certain to hold its place. Some
hard work will have to be done to win
better than third, as the first and second
schools have many thousand votes
more than Centralia. However, it can
be done if all readers of the Philadel-
phia Times in the county will lend a
helping hand.
Deforest Hummer has contributed
a number of coupons.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
VOL. 80
NO MORE GAMES OF oHANoE.

DlStrlCt Attorney DetWeller, OF
Harrisburg, calls promoters at
tention to the law, in the matter of
the various schemes and devices that
tend to engender spirit Of gambling,
and makes a sweeping ruling in that
respect. The notice in accord with
the charge Of Judge Mcpherson about
eighteen months ago, when he called
the attention ofa grand jury to nickel
in-the-slot machines, which had spun
so merrily all over the state and raked
in for their lessons. the nickels Of per-
sons who sought to double, treble, or
quadruple their investments according
to the figures at which the wheel
stopped. 1t is also said TO have
direct bearing on the buying or selling
of any ticket or coupons in which
there is an element of chance to
secure a prize and will affect the
bicycle and piano drawing contests,
guessing contests, for ponies, gold
watches, umbrellas, or pipes and the
lnnumerable list of other schemes
when payment for guess is demand
ed. In short it covers everything
from a lottery to a church fair guess
ing contest. Mr.. Detweiler gave
notice that the law in this matter
must be observed, or he would insti-
tute proceedings lin the courts. This
will serve as warning to many in
town who had anticipated ridding
themselves of their last years "bike "
by this CHANGING process.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was given George
Hughes at his comfortable home on
East Third Street on Thursday night.
There was noise enough to keep
the whole family awake till about ten
o'clock, when all were invited to the
dining room, where they sat down to
a table, fairly groaning under its bur-
den of good things. The fun was
kept up till nearly midnight, when all
started for their homes. The remem-
brance OF the pleasant evening spent
will not be a burden to any that were
present.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
Banking Company distribution.

B. F. Zarr Esq. receiver of the
Bloomsburg Banking Company, filed
distribution account on March a9th,
by which the depositors will receive
as per cent of their deposits on first
distribution. If no exceptions are
filed by next Monday, the account will
be confirmed, and the court will order
the money to be paid out.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01

Nearer the Tomb" an Easter
Carol, published by Conner Thomas,
has reached our desk. The Blooms
burg Sunday Schools will be supplied
with copies free of charge, by calling
at his music store on Main Street.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01
farm, at Mif1inville.

farm, at Mifflinville.
R. R. John Esq, from across the
river, to Samuel Shaffer house on Iron
street.
Jacob Eyerly, from Freas house
near M. E. Church to Fifth and Rail-
road.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01

Clark Deitrick has secured posi-
tion with the Union Traction Com
pany of Philadelphia. He will leave
for that city this week. We wish him
success.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-04-01

Sunday evening services in the
different churches, in town, will,
beginning with next Sunday commence
at 1880 instead of 7, as has been the
custom during the winter months.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
A y. AND ~. WItEClt.
= Broken Truck AT SI-aEiic Siding.
Petersburg Notes.

Petersburg. Va, March il-tSpcciaD.-
The truck OF q car Of a freight train an
the Norfolk Western railroad broke
down this morning 1T the S5-nilt s siding.
y wrcckinE car was sent from Crcwc 10
set the car back on the track.
Rev. VIM. T.. Edwards, -. D., pastor OF
Washington street NJ T.. church, will con-
time his sermons on Paul on next Sunday
night Ills subject will he paul at
ROmc." y handsome brussels carpet has
Just been lad on the f!oor OF tho nudi-
forum OF the Second Baptist church. The
seats are now bcin;; put in place ana n;
soon as this Is done the church viii he
about completed. As before stated, the
nd!ticr will be dedicated on the first sun
day in April, ana Rev. II. ". Battle. H. H.,
will preach the dcCiiCatOry sermon.
SIX young ladies OF this city arc makHl;
arrangements 10 leave here on the 10Th
Of next month FOR an extended trip through
Europe. They will bc chapcroncd BY a
ma rried lady of this place.
Col. James y. Brady has returned to the
city from Florida
Rev. S. Tyor. rabbi OF the synagogue
here, will have for the subject OF his s.ar-
mon tomorrow night ella trcd OF Evil
The County Court of Prince. George was
held to-day, hit no business or in,nr,s,
was transacted.
y. Ostcrloh, Ir., I5. Crawford and w. Il.
Andrews. three young men, arrived hero
tniS afternoon from Richmond on. ihair
way TO Iiranchcster Mills, near chg Point,
Prince George county, where they VIII
spend 1, week fishing and hunting.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
The HcnIlty OF YNmth.

Health is the prcServer OF the bloom
of youth, and with the loss OF health the
beauty PASSES away. The great de-
stroyei' Of health is disease. Only the
specialist who has devoted his life 10
studying them can cure chronic dis.
leases. DR.. Greene. 80 West 18th street.
New York City. the world famous spe-
cialIst, has found the true remedies
for the cure Of diseases after years Of
Investigation. You can consult DR..
Greene personally or by letter free. ii
you need the. aid Of the highest skill.
all or write. 10 Dr.. Green today. Hccau
curedyou. His treatment by cGrrAS,
ponlencc assures YOU OF a cure :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
AN ELOQUENT ANSWER.
splendid Results ortiic Great Revival
az EpHnrth Methodist Church.

lhcSc who said that Il revival could
not be successfully conducted in F!p-
worth, now thai the congregation have
gotten into such q handsome church.
nave been answered y hundred times
nNc! more clOquonuy than 10y pen or
tDnGHe., As a matter of fact Il most ,,-
successful revival is being
h"id there, the results OF which are sim
ply incalculablc. There have been over
haif a hundred conversions and every
night sWclls the number in increasing
ratio Last night there We're twelve,
ana 1t was with regret that the meeting,
closed even when on account OF the late
ness or the hour. III addition 10 The
magnificent work done by Or. I.cftwich
and DR. Young, there has been each
day Il faithful band ur sweet singers
IN attendance. These have aided much.
Inc meetings are held every day at il
Il. IN. and 1850 T.. NJ and Il cordial nvi-
tation is extended 10 all
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
LoCA1.his.1EvI'rs ES!
Minor Mention Of ynria,ts Mntters OF
sI---L-E L- Interest. ~ s. - Hl.-.E n

The wire to Cape Henry is down
| Fire Chief Ryan is on duty again
Judge kilby, Of Suffolk, was here yes
| terday. l n,
b. Ncwgass. Esq, returned from Ell
rope yesterday.
Capt. Harwell, keeper of Cape Henry
llEnt was III the city yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Franklin. now of Brook
lyn, n. T., is the guest OF friends here.
Miss Mamie Pettis and mother are ut
Darlington, >. G., on an extended Wis
| It,
Mr.. B. t. Pierce yesterday bought for
$500 the libellcd steamer joshua Levi
ness.
Dawson Wendor. colored, has been
adiudged insane by Il commission Of
lunacy.
capt. William Lander has for his guest
his brothcr-iniaw. Mr. Daniel Suther-
land, Mayor of Picton, Nova. Scotia 3
Rev. d. II. Merritt ana Rev. j. d.
Langley. OF Norfolk. have been ordained
to the diaconItc by Bishop FitzCerald
Mr. II. II. llutchins has been appoint
Ell assistant superintendent Of the At
lantic and Danvile Railroad company,
with Headquarters at Norfolk, Va.
me funeral OF Mr.. W. Il. Sutton, who
dled yesterday morning will take place
| from the residence, No. 265 CRANKY
street ut one o'clock this afternoon.
The Union lIpworth League of Cum
| berland Street NJ. T. church will give
an entertainment and chocolate tea OF,
| Friday evening at s p. nj. Admission
| free.
a conference Of j.. Y. =. u leaders
Will be held at First Baptist church ut
s o'clock tonight to discuss business III
connection With the State Il. Y. j.. u:
| conventions.
The furniture fire last Wednesday
night was at the establishment OF Mr..
James +. Davis. ana not the Kern Fur
1lturG company, as was reported. The
| loss was about $1,000
The Cleveland shooting party is still
| in the Vicinity of Hattn'aS Steamer
Violet moved soith to-day and it is
| thought the party will hunt Tomorrow
near Washington, n. G.
! y heavy wagon in the service of Not
tingham & Wrcnn, loaded with oysters,
twisted q wheel Of III the street car
track on CRANKY street near T'reemason
about o'clock yesterday morning
The revival at the Sturgeon Memorial
church last night was u,ldl't sscd@by Rev.
Dr.. y. Owen. Interest is growing nj
every service. There was / CONVEX
! sion, bacllslider and Il requests for
prayer.
Daniel Knowles, of this city, has been
granted a parent on 4 bicycle support.
| n tag, and an oil distributor for calming
the troubled waters Mr.. TT. II. Ma,lim,
|alSO OF Norfolk, has Gntton a patent on
| q thermal circuit closer
Officer NJ. y. Pitt has been appointed
| by Chief of Police Dprnin to the posi-
| ton of turnkey, made vacant by the
death OF Officer Crosby. Mr. Pitt'; long
and faithful services on the force en-
| titled him to The place and his appoint :
ment met with the approval Of praCti-
caly all of the force.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
a Small hsSiw1lI,lcn,.

Jones, n liquor dealer, at No. G4S Church
street, to ID. Tucker Brooke, trustee,
was admitted to record III the Clerk s
office yesterday morning. The grantor
conveys TO the trustee all of his stock
OF liquors, tobacco, &c. and also all per-
itor. after providing for The execution
of the trust, are: j. & T.. Nnhoncy.
$l9f.+1; the Norfolk Liquor company,
$3lO.S3: George ON Palmer. 1898; the
Ileurich Brewing company, $3.50: A. l..
Jones, $3.50; +. Jacobs e Bro. $3.50; la
bilitics about So, 200.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
- ~ ESl.Si In rs

tll.HH.-Ilc sale of seats for
Iriiby' commenced yesterday morning
with very gratifying results. IL large
number OF Seats being sold This com
pany, which IS one Of Nj. y. NJ. Palmer
and under the management OF VIM. \.
Brady, Will make Il special tour OF the
South. appearing only in the larger
cities, Norfolk being their opening city.
The company comes direct from New
York City, where they recently played
4 very successful engagement al the
MURRAY Hill Yheatrc'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
SPRING NOVELTIES
IN DRESS GOODS,

32-inch rlaius at &c. q yatd
New Spring Check and Plaid Dress
Goods at 10c.. l2t&r. Il yard
Figured Muhair brilliant in black ou,I
colors. 81 inches wide ut Sc II yard
n Specnl hargnin in figured Muhnir Hrjl
liant. black ana cOlors, 10 Inches wide nj
25c. Il yard. - ~
New Check ana fancy all WOOL dress
goods. 30 inches wide. at 25c. /, yard
figurcd Mohuir Brilliant, black ana col
ors, silk lustre. d5 inches wide. ut SOC.
hlack iiEurcd Serge 40 ipchcs wide. 3IISc
Il yard. This Is excellent v;,luc.
lo yards kai-kni Silks. checks and
stripes, at 2lc. While they lust
IrtinninE Silks, Bead Guimps. gull, ana
Sontacks braid in largo variety
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
H'R0E. ,Sll.l.F0.S ltECITAI..
An Artistic. Classic and III The SAN, q
Time Epioynhlc Musical great

Inc thirty third organ recital and 10.
nfst or this season WAS given a. Christ
+. T.. church by Prof. j. J. Miller ana
several assistants last night to 4, con-
sresation which completely filled that
sacred ediiice. The programme was
admiralty arranged and every number
was executed III 4 manner TO afford
marked pleasure 10 every nearer Prof
Miller was assisted ny Mr.. j. Pollard
RlveS, organ!St: Miss Ethel Nicely. 80
prano: Miss Lucy Alice Jones cuntrnltG:
Miss Mary ,Ihurston, h.trpist MIR. NJ. i.
Kruger, violinisy, and Mr. j. LcoilIer.
'ccl!.st. ana these vii! indicate tie yarr
musical feast furnished.
There were twelve numbers on The
programme. ana in speaking OF the cx-
cel!cnce Of each comparisons would be
odious. Each was rendered in n most
admirable manner and each was thor
oughly enjoyed. The programme FOL
lows:
!. CAP Toccata in F. Major Bach
CD Tcma Fariato, Op. lG7.....
....r.... .............. llhGlD bergcr
= EleSi@. On. 10 ............. Erns t-Spohr
For Violin.
3. Ofertoire in c Minor, Op. %. Berridge
Mr.. RiveS.
i. Contralto Solo-''.i Dream OF
Para disc Observation-Disclosures. GRAY
with Obligatos for Violin and 'Cellu.l
5. (a) Marchc Funcbra Oroln the
Sonata up. 80 .....-..... Chopin
90 Allegretto in j. Minor. GliiImant
Co Grand March from 'Lenore"
symphony ........ Raft shelley
G. Simple Aveu .............. sThome
~" Duo for Violin ana Cello. ,;a
{. Fanfare Observation-Disclosures. l@Wrucns
Mr.. RvSs
:. Soprano Solo--'..llr Light from
Heaven" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G"unod
GN.ii}l Accompaniment Of Harp. organ
MI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
xIAyE YOU SEEN TsIE5s
Those worn Dut SHOES Tint We Have
Sawed Ia Hair. Shown: You What
OUR So. 90 PATROL. SHOE

Is made OF. Three distinct solid
leather soes With double sole shanks
They are worn by Policemen, Railroad
Men. Painters. Carpenters, Boatmcn,
Blacksmiths and every known Kind
or mechanics.
Your name ana line Of business is re
corded alongside Of date when purchas-
ed thus finding out how much wear you
get from them. Come and see them at
HELLJR'S One-Price Shoe Store,
4G Bank ST., Opp. Courthouse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
Telephone Company Nortgnced

y deed OF trust for 500. 900 has been ad-
united to record from the Southern
States Telephone company to tho Fidel-
ity and deposit company or Baltimore,
it being Il mortgage on the yrantor's
property to cover the cost OF establish
ing it's business III Norfolk. Portsmouth
and Rcrklcy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12

The Norfolk commissioners to the
tennessee Ccntennail held a meeting
at The Atlantic hotel at s o'colck last
night
The meeting not being in receipt Of
necessary information regarding space
ior Norfolk exhibits. adjourned until
tonight. when the matter will be fully
gone into.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
Cotton COnlI,rcSsriI.

The Norfolk and Southern, Norfolk and
Carolina and Seaboard Air Line Rail-
ways have within the past two DAYS
bought lots OF cotton, amounting TO
1900 bales consigned to The. Consolidated
Compress company to be compressed
and hold for shipment to Liverpool and
1invre. About 500 bales a day of 10
hours is about a good average capac-
ity
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS
Proposals for Uniforms.

Norfolk, VA, March 10, 1887.
Proposals To furnish the Police with
Summer Uniforms VIII be received nj my
office until April lst. About sixty will be
required.
The outfit consists of Blue Sack Coat
Vest and Pants ana Helmet Hat.
Proposals must he accompanied by
sample (SummCr CIoth); flannel ana serge
VIII be considered Cut OF the Hats re-
Qurcd
Tho pr:ne OF each article must be namcd
y. H. DORNlN,
mtl!-tu th,Sa- It'd Chief OF Police.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
DRESS MAKERS SUPPLIES,


1000 yards OF Rustic Cambria. grey, tan
anu brown remnants, ut 2iLc.
li1p yards Rustic Cambria, yard wide
remnants. ut 3iac. grey and tan.
DfcSS Makers Cambria, linen and cot ton
etc. 800
Corset Jeans. &C. &C.. Sc. IL yard
,SeliCia, all colors and black figured Sell
cin, black back, lnc. yard
ltlco Cambria, all colors &c. II yard
Soo yards Zephyr GinEhans, choicest
coiorS ana styles, at &c. yard quality ms
SOIL ior l2'sc. in lengths from !: to II yards
Shirttng CalicCms, &c. Il yard.
YARD vide l'ercalcs, lengths from 9 TO Q
yards. sc. yard.
Yard wide rcrcalos. ci4c. n yard.
Spuuls for &C.
Mex. Kings Cotton, i7c Il dozen
Fine line OF ladies Bolts Collars Guns;
and Ties. and small wares too humorous to
mention
LADIES' SKIRTS.
In new spring checks aud plnids. fun !,
yards wide. rustic lining, intcrlincd with
canvas, vclvctccn binding. SIZE.
ladies' Skirts, figured MOhair, / yards
vile. Csc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One 75-horSc-p0wer engine in
nrst class condition: has just been thor
oughly ovcrhauled, and is as good as
new; has an improved adjustable cl,t off,
and can therefore be run q Il less horse
power If desired, and be very economical
In fuel Apply to GEORGE w. DUVAI.
d CO, or OLD DOMINION GUANO co.
ie2l-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12

In the Court or Law ana Chancery,
argument was heard in the case Of n.
Burruss vs. the National Life Insurance
company OF Hartford. Conn, OH u dc
murrer to the evidence, on which q YER
dict OF $7,42S.0l with interest was rem
dered. Judge Martin will decide the
demurrer ut the next term Of the court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12

National Building ana Lonn Associn.
tlGn OF N;iiWuuIIcr

Milwaukee. MIS-. March 1l.-Thc Nation
al Building and Loan association OF Mil
walkec went into the hands Of Il receiver
to-day. Judge Austin appointed Martin "
tako charge and wind up its affairs The
two causes which led TO the rcccivcrship
were the inability OF the company 10 make
loans ana the fact that it is land pnur,'
owning real estate too expensive to hold
and for which there is no market at the
present time
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
THE SIMON CAPPS CASE.
Il Came Up In the Corporation Court Yes.
terday and Was Continued.
ARGUMENT ON DEMURRER TO EVIDENCE
Hi the Dczcndorf Case, Heard by
Judge Martin In the Conrt Of INV
and Chnnccry-Fincd for Reckless
DEtvins-Scnt to Jail for Stealing
"A Hig Mortgage.

The case OF Simon Caps charged with
shooting Church Lewis last fall came
IN In the Cooperation Court yesterday
out was continued until the next term.
Capps was bai!cd in the sum Of $4,000.
me Duman assault case, set for to-
day, has also been postponed till April.
vincent Morello Of Italy, was granted
naturalization papers
w. w. Wilson qualified as notary pub
lie
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
Police court Record.

Ben GoodSOn. who kept Il saloon on
Union street was yesterday arlaignctl
before Justice TOmlin OH the charge OF
maintaining Il disorderly house He
was fined $50 ana costs, but appealed to
the Corporation Court ana was Dailed
III the sum OF $50 with James V Trchy
~ c1Irptr