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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London July 5-Amount Of bullion gone into the sank
Of England balance to-day 10000 spanish fou's'
Ci% .,..,
D. m.-Anercan securities opened easier ano rstatieu
6, all dav on desire among holders realize The close
was steady light demand. Consols Tor thonsy
1924. consols for the account. 1924; Atchlson lzs
Canadian Gs,. Paul. - Illinois Central ~; LOUIS
VILE Central IS. ~, New-Nor Sen,ta,
lO3,, Erie l4s Pennsylvania 54s4 Reading li1s; trle
first preferred 3i2 Mexican ordinary ia. BaI siVer
ou4t ~ g-led per ounce Money y cent The rate
az discount in op for both short ana three
months bills lj-l6dl cent IN. $780,
Paris July p ni.Three per cent rentes lo4 francs
10 confines the account. Exchange on LONDON -
francs l0is centimes Tor checks.
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finanrlal Glrrtions.

~<yo1NoN|| |(Oc<|| I0I<~crr~r(~~~~~|N'>~>
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
New York.
July LIST. 1901.
AN 4' a.. Mss D.s. 81 co ns sg s
10. a. so-ss East i2i Street. New York city, on
IHS,osSsy July I4th, 1897. AT O'clock T. NJ for the
eleven Trustee. and Two Inspectors
- st,on FOR the ensuing year. and 70 transact other
necessary ''S DIX II. VAN woEMER Secretary.
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THE Rank FOR SAVINGS.
"a, FOURTH AVENUE. NEW YORK,

vT,uE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE DE-
cY.prr ,he usual interest under tho provisions q
the bylaws for months ending June 20. - ioi-
Al the rate OF FOUR 90 PER CENT. per annum on
ali sumo OF S. and upwards not exceeding svlJ yeyb
n On and after Monday being the 18Th day ~
this month.
,tors as principal the lat Inst. where II STANDS ef
actiy a deposit -, -
IL will be entered the s,ooks q; time when
'"'u"'" "" ~ siEnftrrT TEfMBr-s: President
ROBERT S. HOLT. Secretary
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Newton Co {: vea,.. 100 10. a, SO: %. 70 10. ..

Newton Co veals. 100 10 at &c. Do. 10 10, -
SHEEP AND hAMBsR Receipt. 70. two DAYS , were
and s3a for the market: and Including the stock
b. sed over a from Saturday srTvs there & o :
carload Sheep were n moderate supply and s ,eS
and while the demand was fairly sSod a; the rsaucto
n.d POOR barely prime fnssP b. sold
:F:' :; . sss:s Hss !. quiet at
NJ g y per 100 Oh IS o xF IS s1s
o. 20 n a, s. 2' sa Do g $50 DO % ~ az e
a. e. = e. e n ks5tu;Ey e. s r.
s.; y g. IS r. s. * s. g. g NJ al sa 800 do 20
20 d. s. f at Fl K'2, s . "7 @n "a %
a. q e v r. e Do D. g! . II az
s. 20 2'a Dc. ), NJ AZ 81 80 2ot DO 6, H. a, 81 !,
X i!5 a. 's g. o d. b. 81 e. Il f 50 d. at a. Co.
CO + ss 80 81 y5 e 2, a a. e s g. q d.
at s., so7 West virginia do 6s 10 s. % 2as Ken
50 sS'a r. S a !? Is lS "a % a. n indiana
do 100 H. So So As do, oc ID. a, So buck 40 b.
$50 do 70 IL a. s. TO- @2 DO ID 8 s7 "a DO GO
n at s, 20 lss ONO sheep is Is at = 20 DO ig al H. at
IS 80: 1873 do 1o2 h. at So 40 do liO H. at So back
24 DO "a 10 at s. l2A; III DO 70 ~ at So 24S o. 60
NJ at ST. Kentucky sheep li3 II. at 81; do 10 ID.
sander S. so yifslna lambs IS n at s. 20 POS Dc si
DC IS ~ a snstp snd a. ' 81 at :. IA STATE
sheep H Ia s s do id aS at - s. II
H. H. Hollis: lamb 20 u. at s. "a; do. 80 10.
s. g. DO i iss b. 's %f g. 10 ID g. - D w.
HoGs-Recepts for two days were IS cars. or ! eco
head Dull ana lower s. 1884 Ter 100 ID for common
sses1H. H. Hollis State pigs IS n average at 81
s. Juda & Co.: . State hogs 90 10. a, IS 90.
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propoeals
RIO CONTRACTOR FOR PLUMBING:

proposals. for FURNISHING materials end labor
for certain Steam hcatirg plumbing sewerage water
pip.ng and hvraE,s and water supply for Long iflaad
state Hospital Kirgs Park mny hc ssrt by mail N 10
.ivered I'm person up 70 Wednesday. July i4th,
1877 r. Truman j. Ba"kus President Il the Board q
Manac-rs Irnx Island state Hospital Alucklc Building
brooklyn. \. Y. when Board q Managers will open
yropo@nls.
the i~ done.
Drawings and specifications be seen aaI forms
prOrosala obj atned office of l. O. Perry ifec
in the capitol Albany, ~. Y. end NJ the Sflce
f3oa,G OF Nararsfs Arbuexls budding. Brooklyn. q y
The Managers reserve the RICH, 10 rsle
all lids they deem for the hes. ..s-7-: q
State. n
President OF tho rc7.a z. liz .
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Anriion Sales financial.
LOUIS MESIER. tCrIONEER
Regular Auction Sale of
STOCKS and BONDS

WEDNESDAY. JULY sTH.
at i2n O'clock at the n Real Estate Salesroom No
III Broadway
By order Of Executors
81 900 West shore X. p. c Guar. Be.
10 shs Lake Erie & Western X. r. Prefd
50 shs u Appleton Manfg Co.
For acct OF whom II may concern.
o. shs Niagara Falls & Suspension Bridge Co
500 900 Mexican National Exposition d Land Co LIST
Mtge. 2. c. Gold BIDS 1913
10 shs 22d Ward Bank of " y.
20 shs Manhattan Trust Co
10 shs Bond & Mtge. Guarantee Co.
share Hanover Natl. Bank.
20 shs Oriental Bank
e 600 Newburgh Electric r. p LIST Mtge. p. C. BIDS.
s. 900 Nassau Electric r: r lst Mtss ? c Bas
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK.

COR 4Tii-AVE. AND 18th ST. -
NEW YORK. June 70, 1897.
INTEREST a. the rate OF -Four ca per cell"n'
i per nnnum will b. credited deposiiors FOR the six
months ending June 90 1897 all sums entitled theiro
,nie- tie y-.aws no; exceeding Three Thousand H5oU
Dollars. IN ,xo-
interest from july l. 1871. ,~,..<,-,, ,,.,,,,
O. F. AMTHoR treasurer.
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Sl75,OOO
CITY OF TRENTON WATER BONDS.

S175,OOO
CITY OF TRENTON WATER BONDS.
Once OF the city Treasurer.
CITY o, Trenton. y. j.. June 2sth. 1881
proposals vii be receives s at ms o re. Tn ,
chsse q, IN. whole CT Hundred and Seventy ave
howsana pollars Wafer Bonds OF the city q Trenton.
n j. maturing January ist. WE
The above bonls R bear !neres: at the rae OF FOUR
PEI cent per annun They VIII be registered or eoup3h
i, derouinatios q 500 multpes thereof Interest
paysbe senarrua on the first days Of July and Jan,
- ~ ea.h v.ar q, office C.: ihe city Treasurer or
ba CIV az trenton mailed by check 20 the reg
gt.rel holder hereo. wherever pufchaeer may select
FRI btdd-r -vli required. evidence OF good
faith 70 inclose with bad certified check OF National
Is,- for $40 90 payable Order OF w. J. T. Stokes
c,,. Treasrar Caecks will returned 10 unsuccessful
bidders Purchases accrued interest on bonds
go, Tuly Isl s.. months interest from January lst
10 July lst being cancelled Bonds must be taken up
within thirty days o; award $500
Tba above bords win awarded 70 the bidder whose
,-onosel VIII be favorable 20 the city bu the
right reserved to reject any or all BIDS not deemed fr
,he intcres. % the city
an p.oDosss lie Endorsed Proposals for City Of
T,.n,or Water Bonds,' and addressed TO
W :. B. STOKES. city Treasurer
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DRY DOCK SAYINGS INSTITUTION,

sn and 343 BowERY. \. Y.
The trustees declared dividend for the months
ending June Goth 1891 all oslts entitled thereto
under the bylaws the rate q -Four per cent per
aanum % $500 ard under, and the o.
$500 no, exceeding 5000 ALL the OF Three per
cent. per payable on and after July 18Th. 1885,
Deposits made before July loh VIII be entitled TO
interest from July ist. 1891.
ANDREW MILLS. President.
CHARLES aIEHLING Secretary
WILLIAM =. PATTERSON. Arst. Secretary.
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nROrOsALS FOR FURNISHING HY

i Tp Ar.ITC CEMENT OF tho ConmlsS I1ers. D.
G., Washington H. g.. June 80 l>27.-sEAL LED pro
pOSAIs will be received this Office until IL ocock m
JuIv ~ 1897 furnishing natural and portland ny
Grauc cemens Specifications. blank form n proposals
n,I All nacsssarv Information be cAtGred AZ IRIS
o;soe IOfiN ". ROSS. JOHN 3. WIGHT WM. Il.
commissioners
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Monday, July 5--P.

Monday, July 5--P. NJ
The Stock Exchange was closed to-day. For
the convenience OF readers Saturdays closing
prices are reprinted:
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

{. T.. Cor. Utb ANe. nnd IDfh ST
INTEREST At TIE RITE OF THREE AND ONE
HALE PER CENT. PER ANNCM VIII b. credited de
positors for the FIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING JUNE ~ 1897. ali from five collars 10
three thousand dollars entitled thereto under the bylaw
payabl. JULY 10. 1897.
JOHN HARSEN RHOADEs Presden'
JAMES QUi'I-AN. Treasurer.
FRANCIS y. LEGGETT. ,.ro..,,.s
T.. OGDEN CHISOl-M. - ..o- "a, -,
DEPOSITS made before JULY 10. lsa'. WIZ ara"
fr.rn HWY / ISilI
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OTHER NaRKFTS-RY TELEGRAPH.

OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. Louis July Cattle steady 10 strong; GOOD 10 pest
shipping 81 30lS5 dressed beef ana bu,en
ers' SASS G5 steers under LOCO 70 :" 4oas4 "
sockers and feeders So OGS3 ana heifeTs 81 on
"a 30 bulls stays etc 81 500 81 . Texas AM lnden
steers 81 75Gsi cows heifers s2Gs3 % Hogs. &c
higher: light s. 25QS3 30: mixed. 81 2ias3 40 heavy
So c 80 Sheep utons, 81 jOQS3 'o cus ana
bucks 81 1888 20: lambs. Sl4s4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06

4 AID CRAVEr.-OiFce Of the Commissioners. y. G.
Washington D. C.. June % 1S7.--SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received his Office until II c'ck M july 10
ieo- fr furnishing sand and gravel 10 the District ~
Columbia specifications. bank forms OF Proposals ana
OH nncess,rv information may be obtained at this Office
John W ROSS JOHN 3. WIGHT. WM. NJ BLACK.
commissioners. !. &.
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Proposals.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND. 1877
TO CONTRACTORS
DROPOSALS for Furnishing Materials and


COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND. 1877
pRorosALs for Furnishing Materials and
l. Performing Work in the Erection Of Addition 20
the Public Building in crotcna Park rear Third Avenue
IN the ,S %ari a Of b G Of Ssw Tor T
sI!iEs work .nIy: wal be received SEALED EST ST.
also Win o. The person persons making IN:
sr once Of ne h a,s m looms N s Il and e.
EnanaS S % az s% York bu nS 80 n'"s
Wednesday. July 4,h 1897 at which place and hour The
Commissioners o. the Sinking Fund aud read and the
Tsa 81 s @ seSsy wa Be Soon afs to T
as practicable The person or persons 70 whom The con.
T%enS-hird and twenty fourth wards with the sure
within HIN ave days rem s date e the o n.s Of notice
he Or they VIII be considered as having abandoned g.
and as IN default 9 The eorp0ration and thereupon .hs
oontract is accepted and executed. The work
mence at such time as the n1S 81 stree, @
Ward. may designate
n. B-.Psrmisson will not be av"n for the with
drawal Of any bid estimate. and the right is ex
Tns to reject All T te should they deem me to h
public interest do No bid will be accepted from
"a se orpSaon upon debt or or Who IS Do
fauer as surety or otherwise upon any obligation to
TIE entire work to be completed within one hundred
S Ss @ Dq BY Ssr s S % wVsE
OF the Twenty third and Twenty-fourth Maids
The amount OF security required ~ FOHrY-FiVE
Bank forms estimates ana turtncr information
desired also the OF agreement including speei-
ncafiors fer the work. be obtained the Office OF
the Comptroller. No. $50 Broadway.
The plans and detailed drawings be the
office OF Mr.. Gerge b. Post Architect No. 81 East
Seventeenth street. where all information relative thereto
can De obtained
For fun information city Record.
New York July lst 1897
WILLIAM L. STRONG.
Mayer;
JOHN W. GOFF
Recorder;
ASIiBEL T. FITCH, Commissioners
Comptroller ; 81 TIE
ANSON c.. McCOOK. Sinking Fund.
Chamberlain;
JOHN T. OAKLEY
Chairman Committee Finance
Board o: Aldermen;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06

THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING COAL
AND IRON COMPANY.
DONDS Of the aboye-nsmed company inatur-
ID ing July 9th. 1891 secured lands known as the
..rh Jeanes and Dale tract viii be paid at either
~, ,rlces at maturity
:" rer,ssered bcnda must be propey assgn.i
J. p. MORGAN 4 CO.
% Wall Street. New York.
DRExEI. d CO.,
9th and Chestnut streets philadelphia.
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II HAVING become necessary 10 provide
suitable ohices foi the several branches city
occupying the brown
the city Hall Park. viz: the Sheriff Ofic- Firss
Judicial District Court and tn, Department u Street
Cleaning the unlersi gref a COMMITTEES Il the Commits
soners Of the sinSns Fund request thdt proposals
leasing such Offices vicinity OF CITY Hall be
transmitted to the Comptroller his Office. No. $50
broadway. The amount Of space required may be ap
proxinately ascertaned By examination VI the Offices
in IL the bro Hr-stone building
ASHBEI. +. FITCH Comptroller.
ANSON 6. NCOCK. Chamberlain.
JOHN T. OAKLEY.
on Finance y Aldermen
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unfurniehfo Apartments Go Get.

N0|N7N"1N|||ONO'ON|N
= EAST 18TH ST.
> Comfortable bachelor apartments two rooms ard
hhth neat meals served IN rooms II DESIRED mod
o. ate rents parquet n0ors open treplaces.
L. 4. CRuIksHANK CO. 40 Broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

~ CHARLESTON 8. C..
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier 90 n. r. Gooi OF koosevslt-stp, .. M
10
s,r,uers hare rrs,-ciass passenger ac-unplodltons
MM J.. CLYDE & co. General Agents
Bowling Green y. r.
Fla Cent, and Pon!a. y. g u Line. VIA Jack 'onNile
Great So Frs.eht end Passenger iirs via Charleston
= q rGrE General Agent. $40 Roadway Y. Y.
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FRENCH LINE.
4 QMPAt,\IE tE<ERAIE TRANSFORMATIONS.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE--pARIs FRANCE.
La BRErAGNE kuJ'e ,sst July 70 70 = ~
EORNA<pIE. prloscs..- Sat. JAY IL. ~ a. M
passage; First eisss - Y'o Parts. SIC, ari
upvarss bv al la Tosralre, including
railway fare 10 Paris and landing charges psrlcr
at during summer season Second class 70
/, a. roRGET. General Arent. Q Bowling Green n. T.
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CT\ARD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From r.rr ~ y. r.. foot ~ C1srkso3 81
E.ri-ta July 10 go PM. vns5a July 81. p. a.
Campan!a July 1880 \ ". lucaaia Aug T.
Aurlnia..... July "a nO,l Etrura. Aug II. r. IL
EXTRA SAILING
From Allen Line Pier. foot u West 2ls'-st. y r.
July loto A. ~.
VERNON H. BROWN a CO. Ge, Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NETWORK.
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II Rnr0sALS For CAP ORNAMENTS.
FOR FURNISHING CAST

L IRON WATER PIPE.-OFFTCE OF THE COM
MIsSIONERs D. C.. Washington D. G. June 30 ls9,:
until Il o'clock NJ July o. 1891, for furnishing Cast
Iron Water Pipe. ., 1885, -
obiaained At mis- 1Gice JOHN ". ROSS. JOHN y.
WONT W NJ BLACK. Commissioners. y c.
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dlNPMEloGMlRlMn
PACIFIC MAIL 6. 6. co.
NNl- m mNDN00N0O7I lnMG,

~ GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
From Pier ~. North River. foot o, Wee, 2i'h-st.
Anchoria July 10 noon Crca-eia .jay -
Furnesso July IL noon Ethiopia July 81. nooa
CITY OF ROME. Sep.. II and oct. q
Cabin CIV OF Rome. $50. Other steamers. so.
S-corG Cabin.
Rome sas5O. Furrssais. s37.50 Other Strs.. SIS.
S;eeraye Passage
Rome So so. Furnsssia $3.50 Other Strs. s23 -
Pr new illustrated Cook Of Tours. appy
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agts Bowling Green
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\ OTICE.-Estmares Tor preparing for and

~ building pier the foot q ". llth ST..
North Rive. under contract 10 i VIII 10 received b
the Department OF Docks Pier -, Battery Place. y
r., until II O'Clock Monday, July l2th 1854. For
particulars City Record Copies FOR sale az No. CITY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Minor Mention of various Matter. Of
Interest.

| The members will appear in uniform
or with badges.
| Colonel j. j. Phillips. formerly of Nor
| folk. Is Ill In New York.
Turnkey Crosby, of the police depart
ment Is reported worse.
"a Tornado" is coming, and will strike
here about next Monday
Rev. DR.. A. Coke Smith returned to
Lynchburg yesterday morning.
Mr.. Harry Walton, Superintendent of
the Union Mission. is III with grip.
The Woman's Christian Association
will meet to-day at 12 o'clock at the
Girls Home.
MIR. Henry Constable and wife have
returned from Boston, and VIII make
Norfolk their home.
Mr.. William H. Hancox and wife have
returned from Liverpool, and are stop
ping ut No. 270 Butte street
Mr.. L. II. Cross, deputy United States
Marshal. Is still out OF the city. He has
been away on business since Wednes-
day.
George Banks, colored, was arrested
yesterday afternoon upon the charge of
stealing 81 barrel OF oysters from Jesse
Rlddick.
"A horse found running at large on up
per Church street yesterday afternoon
by Officer Fentress was impounded at
Butts stables.
Miss Jennie Fass, OF 1876 Church street,
left via Bay Line Saturday night for
Brooklyn. N. Y. on four weeks visit
to Miss Augusta Firth.
DIR. X. NJ. Wiley. senior house surgeon
at st. Vincent's. who has been indis-
posed for few days, was able to report
for duty yesterday morning.
Mrs. G.. j. jolly and son have returned
to their home In Baltimore after a pleas
ant visit to the formers father, Mr.. Nc
pherson, at .23S Chapel street
A gun drill and field manoeuvres by
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, will
be q feature of the battalion drill at
Armory Hall next Friday evening.
Pastor f. b. Hatcher. of the First
Baptist church, will inaugurate a series
of meeting Tuesday night at o'clock
for the special benefit of the young peo-
pie.
Pickett-Buchanan Camp C. v. meets
In It's hall at o'clock tonight, and will
adjourn from there to u banquet at the
st. James hotel. in honor of General r.
E. Lees birthday.
The Merchants and Miners Line
steamer Howard. en- route to Boston,
was in port yesterday in command of
her new skipper, Captain Bond, who sue
ceeds the late Captain Taylor.
meeting of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy will be held to-day at l2
o'clock at the Hall of the Camp, to ar
range for the Russian Tea to he given
at the Merrimac Club Friday afternoon.
The remains of the late Mr.. c. d.
oWeHS, vice 1TeSluent OF the Atlantic
and Danville railway, were forwarded
from Norfolk Sunday morning to Sa-
vannah for intermcnt. Rev. DIR. Tucker
read the Episcopal burial service at the
house.
a. p. Stengler has left the Hotel Nor
folk to join Sousa's Band at Memphis
He has been detained by an attack OF
Sciatica since January 6.h when the
band was here. Mr.. Stengler lived in
Portsmouth twenty years ago, and while
here he renewed many old acquaint-
anceS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
HAD muck FOR SUPPER.
A Mislnke Tint WINS Lucky for Two
and HnN for One.

A young gentleman brought to The
Virginian office yesterday morning two
fine brnnt. saying that Captain Hudgins
sent them to Mr. Collins. As some
doubt existed whether Mr.. Collins was
employed on the paper. the young gen
tleman was asked whether he was sure
that they were intended for some one
In The Virginian office, and rs he was.
the ducks were taken in. During the
day. as the employees of the paper ar
rived. each one was asked whether he
expected any ducks. 1t was discovered
and Is notable that every one of The
Virginian employees was expecting
ducks. and that none was named Col
inns. neither was Mr.. Collins employed
by the Virginia Printing company. as
was thought probable when the ducks
were received.
Diligent Inquiry during the day failed
TO develop the owner of the same, and
the directory revealed the names of sew
eral Captains Hudgins, neither of whom
could be reached by telephone. so the
ducks remained. The young man said
that Captain Hudgins would likely call
IN. but he did not. All day Captain
| iudgins or Mr.. Collins was expected To
call at the office and say. to para phrase
the Merchant of Venice: Where Is
my duck-at?" but neither came.
Two OF the employees of The Virginian
mad duck for supper
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
Renminy with srnIIea

are the countenances OF people who have
found speedy and thorough relief from
maiarial. kidney. lious, dyspeptic or ner-
tiers Stomach l3itters. Such countcnanccs
are very numerous. So are letters from
great family medicine. Among the signals
or distress thrown out by the stomach,
bowels and liver in state of disorder are
sick headache. heartburn. nausea loss of
appetite. sallowness of the skin and eye
balls. and an uncertain state of the bowels.
Ihey should be needed at once. If the
SitterS are resorted to. the woe begone
look which accompanies sickness will give
way to cheerful looks produced by renew
ed health. II you are drifting on the coast
OF disease, throw an anchor TO windwari
by summoning the Bitters to your assist
ance. 1t will keep you IN safety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
A SAD AFFLICTION.
Capt. Joseph King ParnIyzed From q
lion. Immersion in Cold Wntcr

Captain Joseph King, of this city,
who Is perhaps US well known as any
diver on the Atlantic coast. has been
stricken with paralysis, and now lies
at st. Vincents Hospital in a critical
state.
The stroke was probably induced by
an immersion In cold water for several
hours recently.
Captain King went down to a wreck
rev days ago when the water was
chilling, despite the fact that he had
been advised not to make the descent.
a few nights ago he was found wander
Ing in Fenchurch street. with q skull
cap. sweater and only one shoe on, and
when taken into his house acted In q
strange manner a few hours latter
paralysis set in. 1t Is thought the ice
cold water in which he was for several
hours affected the brain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
WHITE STILL ApRrSoNER.
The Erstwhtle NorfoiIxtan Has NOT
Rccn Tried I'm New York Yet.

j. b. White. who was cxtradited
IRON Norfolk to New York, to answer to
the charge OF forgery. has not yet been
ether tried or bailed He Is in the
Ton'bs. the ball of $1,000 fixed by the
Court OF Quarterly Sessions, not having
been given.
Mr.. lvor a. Page. OF this city, one of
his counsel. has returned TO the citv
Messrs. Friend & House. the celebra ted
criminal lawyers of New York. will de-
iend Mr.. White. AS Hon. John s. Wise
does not practice in the Criminal Courts
OF New York he will not be able to APP
pear for the prisoner.
Captain r. w. Tomlin and Mr.. G.
BROOKS Johnston are at aIaunn's Island.
looking over the work done there and
collecting other evidence for the prose-
cution.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
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