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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-19
ron saLE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-s5oo for lot eoxi2o In North
Seattle fronting car line and graded
street.
81 ono-so lots. all in cultivation: fve-room
cottage: fruits and berries: short dis
lance from car line.
$3.50 acres AZ railroad station convenient
20 Seattle, s acres IN cultivation: good
building; store, postoffice and school
within a few rods.
g. E-0-Fine double corner. .lS0xIeo. in Rem
ton addition. streets graded ana sew
81 .sso-six-roon house and lot soxiaO on
HYDE street. north OF Madison.
SSo-Full iot in Rsnton addition, on Joy
street. south OF Madison.
81 80 eoxieo. corner, on Rose, north OF
Madison.
sse-s5xis5. corner. on Randolph. north Of
Madison.
stes~one 81 tho hest homes in Renton
addition. on Chestnut street
r. ". WEST. e Union block
WE HAVE continual inquiries from ths
East for Western Washington farms
timber lands. acreage. and Seattle lots,
at cash prices. l. costs nothing TO list
your property with AS for sale unless
we fad a buyer John =. Dorr 4 Co.
Room 4. Bailey building.
FOR sAIE-Fortv acres in the sarah n
NesieF donation claim on Yesler way
will sell lt ou an average 81 &4so per acre
Tide perfect ARMY 20 Or Euware Iar-
dan third aoor safe Deposit Building.
LOGO kstf OFF AaANAfS IT Mason and
Thurston crunSesi excellent fruit land.
easily c'earec and nleely situated s5-
farms. favorable terms Tacoma M
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
FaR sAr.E-n acres. with ore-su,rre-
e-'- finest water front fwo miles from
naval station. C-cek- orchard etc So
pe~ acre W-AaD Frsmer- - Bailey
tHHi sing.
FoR SAI.f,-Ar0c tracts cpe-quarte~ mia
f-oun g. drs dock ioss sf Hre-,a--or,
tn4eaI station. from So up tVtgfar
Nre.uer. career. - Bailey A3ii1inE
roR Sal r - Eauity. foar-ssorv hr4~k
tfeek s @o- mortgage 80 no : rer
cent wears. ruo-thiv reatal S@2S A
dress Chance. Fost-lateIIsse7oer.
y-,1p RENT OR SNLE-T'tse se~ss s,-ffh
- ~tf,. nrntfs. cleared frrslt. Ssos hs,s7e.s,
an car Hns. Everett Saith. q Occsaea-
tal block
FoR sAI.E-Au 81 any part % . acrss
aston lsn5 on skRElt river. prise Iau
= "a Cook care Tacoma MI Co. Ia
coma
r0P sAIE-The esss-situstes lot n Rem
s~~ addition r&xIaa very Chean for "a n
A. ; AherneiAy. Arlington acck
FSaR SALE CHEAP-I.ot ; b3ock : ~
/ c,i',-~a-s secoaa AIS sion Aea4ess % p
Bowman. CrtmorR- Wy "a
FoR SAILS or TRADE small frut
rsr-h Wr. u. Perkins & Co. New
YsrS hlock.
/ COAT. LAND for sale. - acres Tn9s -a
- E u Gaye. is,5 Fafrd aNenae. -
Ss.aS
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Not it,ts IS HEREBY gwen that the part
rershtp heretofore eN sting @sts14a-s
Ioaaid Mchtnnon a-1 Joseph Kerr ia
the p.ie4T4TlGE and contracg.uE hussaess
nader tae arm EAr1e q Ecktaron 4
Kerr. 3 this Say dissolved BY Ynutakf
consent z division % property havinsE
been usfe. Joseph Kerr VIII collect All
teltS cue the aTZ ar1 pay IA faEr oh-
lEaEuns 81 tae GTTn presented wEfsf~ a.
DAYS ~ t6e date q thls notice
signed DONALD MkT%<c%
sS.E1esA JOS EFH KERR
Seattle. Apr. - LS<a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BfpDERS-Constructio Of
cycle path
BIDS will Be received Up 10 ?. m Mon
day April Is for the construction or Sec
ricrs "P - asF>.' and &C OF the main cy-
Gle path. For spsctrcstio,s see 2 y.
Fohas Chairman neth COMMITTEES. Queen
city Good Roads Club. 11ee Second avenue.
f-fsv
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE OF ANNUAL NEETfNG-Ne-
tice is hereby given that the ANIMAL
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Stii-
las-E,ar1isfl 4 sultan Mining Company
viii be held az the office OF the com
pany. Boston block Seattle. Washing
ton. on Thursday, JUre 5. 1877, al the
hour OF o'clock p. n or said DAY
said meeting being for the purpose o.
electing trustees for the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF Snch other
business rs may lawfully come before
such meeting.
Dated at SeSttle this 10Th day OF April,
1887. ]. W. elise, President.
r z Mccoy. Secretary.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

Adverf'yer. desiring display advertlse..
merits changed for the Sunday Issue nne y. -
hand IN copy ~ ] O'Clock saturday 10 IN
cure change.
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EOYLE-In Seattle, VAST ssnslay. - =
"a ~ - 80 residence of his PARENTS
A. as Mrs. John Boyle. twenty -tniFa
avenue ard Fasi Alder street q sp..ats
rperlprtsia. william Emory Boyle, asSa
4 <esfN
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
rSGT0S ROUTE
STEAMER A pCgTgsOy

varying u. q Mali.
On Pert Orchard ana Par washington
feot.. leaves City fSsk- fssi OF Mala
strsst. - a n. calling q. South Beach.
B1rc.el. Erist Tsrs srsUaertor. g. g.
Nav Ys-s. Sidney. Csarlss.sr. Trs-yrcn,
Lsteo. sslvsrasIe. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Staiisn at 2. N: arrives Seattle
AZ ,, n =. ksolEs9a. master Ltlly,
noEsrdns Co, agcntA Telephone.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card in Effect June !. ia

SEATTLE. EVERETT a wHATCOA
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves seat"
aaiIy. except Saturday. at 10 p. m
SEATTLE A. LA CONNER kouI.
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily, sso@'
Saturday, at 10 y. m. -.
Telephone. Main 27s. fesles Gus
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In order TO secure correct insertion u
-rstesa ssns~r t.s-~- headings. ins same
shoust be Jeff AZ the business oGice o
This paper. No -karg- 10 r111s Tor s1Sn
notices
runeral no.t-as -s~ofustous or o,hsr sps-
efe1 zrrstsgscerusn.s Nil - charged AZ AHs
rate OF 10 cents per line ea@n iEser sf~S "a
PDsT-INTELT.IGENIE -.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA srr..
SHIP COMPANY. 1ass

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA Srrav
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City OF Kingston netve., :.
coma. Wash. and Victoria, p. g ~
a:.Spm Nv y 81 acsma lleAF az.
IL seam Lvl 72Pt. Townsend sSArl,,.Ssaa
s;soam Arliisl Victoria NsIyl - !
sDaiiy except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes frst-cla,, =.
commodations. carrying both freirhs -
passengers. and leaves from Yesier ~A ~
Seattle. for Victoria. at $50 .. N. ana ~
Tacoma at n. m.
Passengers for Victoria can oc~~-
staterooms until a. m
For rates. tickets. etc, inquire Of
@. r. TH0RNDYKR
Agent, Yesier wharf, Seat,h
I. A. NADEAU.
General Agent N. p. Ry., sea,,h
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BAN ks.
DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.

DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
Surplus :............. ..........:..'.;.. 10000
President ...-..........A. "A. Denny
Vice President. NJ. Ladd
Manager.''''''''''''iFENR a. v t,nt1 TnsT
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. ST. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
oregon and British Colnmbia.
Sieht bills of exchange on London avail.
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
aI Ponds. stocks ana other vaIuablss re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE FIRST s NAElDNAL BANK OF
Paid-up capital ...............sl5o,oo 900
Surplus ..'....'.. ..-.-'......... ioo0o
Maurice McMicken ......".:... President
J. H. McGraw. Vice President
General banking business transacted.
Sight and Geographic exchange payable
in all TIE principal cities Of the
UniteN States and Europe.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.
cap "l,oeiFFiicERs AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Farth P Prsslssns
n Arm Lesry.'....'..second vice President
Jsn.. +. Hayden Manager. cash'r. sec'y
Frank I. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Slgmund Schwabachsr. John Coliins,
E. c. Neufeider. J. T. Greenieaf.
Transacts . savings bank business ex-
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent. on term deposits: per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
A BANK OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in......... $52s.n 100
Surplus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
r. c. Neufelder. President
r. V. Ankeny Cashier
Correspondence In all the principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Paid-up capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500 900
Transacts a general banking business.
H. G. Henry .................Vice President
r. r. Spencer.................. Cashier
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
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IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTICE-The fol-
lowing described horse. placed in the
CITY pound on April :. 1897. will be sold
at public auction 70 the highest bidder
for cash In hand. 70 pay cost of i'm
rounding ana advertising. "Wednesday.
April n 1897. At 10 ecleck a. m. at the
trent door 81 rehce headquarters, cor
ner Of Third street. and yeser way:
Ore hucEekin hsrse.
The owner OF the above described horse
being 20 me unknown.
c. S. REED. Chief Of Police
Date Of first publication. April 7. 1897.
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CITY NOTICES.

SEATTLE. WASHINGTON. APRIL Is.
1870 the Eoncrahte Prcsi6en; aud
Members OF the City Council OF me City
Of Seartle-seEtlenssr : Reg 70 return
herewith. without nv approval. Council
Bit Ne. SO. sntiJled An Ordinances 20
license ana raxuiat- the sale et articles
o. ruercra -5ise from wagons on tha
vide punishment for the violation there
of." and 20 submit the following os5ec-
lions thereto.
First. That IL IS against pubic policy
TO license the use Of any portion OF the
streets for carrying on private business
which can be accommodated upon private
property.
Second. That tho streets are already in
numbered with the presence OF standing
teams and vehicles whose presence on the
streets seem 70 be in some degree neces-
sary.
Third: That the rate OF license speci-
fed. $ per month. is in ny Judgment en-
tirely inadequate for the privilege granted.
Fourth: That IL is necessary. under tho
Ordinance. 20 obtain the consent of tbs
occupant Of the premises in front OF which
a wagon is 70 stand. before tho grantee
car sell under his license. The exercise OF
such a privilege would usually concern
other persons much more than the eccu-
pant Of the aeurtins premises. that 1. 10
say. IL will be more material 70 travellers
the same line o. business than 10 the abut-
ting property owner engaged in 4 different
line OF business. Very respectfully sub
mitted.
6SeaD ". u. WOOD. Mayor.
Attest. WILL X. PARRY.
City Comptroller ana ex-otticis City
Clerk.
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sTEAMEns
-. 49, =. 49,
FLY ON THE -rryrr.---

FIJI ON THE -FLyER-~
r,,- SEATTLE 10 TAcov.
Toar round trins daily syesA
TH 1se Sr az ,twsnsy-avs n.sssdR
Regular daily tri,. SsiEA
route. SIS fellows. Seaitsefns
TAXING EFFECT Ty-rsn.
S, TIME CARD. Vl
sihsse fare. sec; round ~.
p. n. - a.. to 4.
Leave Iscors-s:ee a. mA:lsn.
SUNDAYS. IA
Leave Sesttia-T.N
i4eav. Tscoma-a:sA In
Landing ~ Northern Passss &pN
coma. sna Commercial DOCK ., saA. Il
Eion street. Seattle. soes II u.
sundays, steamers FLYER an.
Washington. fare ss,. ana Stsss 4
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BIRTHS.


pOPTs-At fs8xe~afsr. WASH ea,1,,,.-s
evening April Il. 1897. 70 M ana BAT
Ezra r. Pope. r.. SSfa.
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PACIFIC COAST STrsNSa1.

rhe Comrsny's elegant ssaar,
tffis, City OF ruehla ana w.ns 10.
rave Seattle for San Frsr'.ss "aisa
Port Townsend ard Victoria = "a
a. m, Mar. 50, Anl. {. 9. IA "a ~
!. =. IL. -, -, -. June ( 4 IL kv
Due AZ San Francisco, a. N Y
X, :. =, May /. 7, Il. II, =
II. u, =, y. July !. Leav. q. 80 I
cisco fer Seattle via victsrt, . = rss-
Pert Townsend. az = a m. All AZ
Is. q. -. May |. 5. II, ia II
). 10. IL, -. X. % Due a. Sas,.,sss. saas
Apl. 4. ?. q. 10. -. -. Nav =
-. June 5, s. Is. IL =. q Iuiy ~ u y
The elegant steamers CITY os -
Mexico. ALIKE and Queen leavs sIsaI.
for Alaska al s a. m. Mar. - an, sis
~. "a -. May 4. 9. IA ~. "a "a w.
u. -, g. Is Due back at Seattis ~ !.
Il. 3. May ]. 6, II. Is. Il. "A ~
psny reserves right 10 change 80. va
previous notice, steamers, saiIsnr 49,. .s,
and hours 81 sailing. saNes
J. F. TRsowBRrDGE. P. S. sap,. oe,,
c. II. J. sToLTENRERo. Tx, A.. :
First Ave. Seattle. 49, y
GooDALL. PERKINS & CO, Gen A..
6. r. 'A aga
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STR. MULTNoMAH
pAILY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oLYNrt
AT I p. NJ
FARE TO TACOMA, Is Cent?
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WIRE WORKS

WASHINGTON WIRE WORKS. sI1 South
Third: everything in wire ornamental
iron work: nre escapes. etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

OLD PAPERS FOR sale az The business
&c u thls rADer. =. per hanala
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STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves CITY
dock. foot OF Main street Monday.
wednesday and Friday az A. m. for
Port Townsend. San Juan Islands and
New Whatcom. Returning. leaves Nav
Whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and sst,ir-
day. az a m ] r. Thompson, manager
owner Lilly, Boeardus 4 Co, agents
City dock. Telephone, Main ST.
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wHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
Fatrhsvsn or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
cial dock. Tacoma. .. IT.: City dock
lfoCt Main street, Seattle. D. m Tues
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leaves What
Gem z p N. Fairnaven. SIS ?. e, and
Aracsrtes % .. n. sur. Wcd7-s and
Fri Earss-sestti- g. or 81 50 round trip:
Taceua. 81 %. or g round trin
W r.. ELLIS
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER R0=ATTE

STEAMER ROSALTE
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except sunday, at
1000 a. m: returning, leaves Victoria az
$50 .. n. Steamer George f. Starr leaves
fer Port Townsend and way ports daily.
except Saturday. at geo p. m. Sunday.
direct. at . a. m: returning. direct leaves
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Advertisements under the neae o. 49,. -.
round FOR aaIe For Rent and sltualons
Wanted will be inserted At the Tate OF
cent !. v ord each insertion. Payment a.
ways in advance. No advertisement
csiysd for less than Is cents
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SEATTLE.
TACOMA

Take steamer Utopia for Port Towns
end Araeorias. Nnstcon. BLAINE and
VANCOUVER
Leaves Yeslsr wharf Mondays and
ThursdayH. 3 y. a. Blaine y. Vancouver
- Fer informa ton. Yesisr dock
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

LATEST PATTERNS in amateur outfits
and complete stock dry plates and films;
free use dark rooms for changing. Wash
ington Dental and Photogrs phic Supply
Co. 2l1 Columbia. opposite rostoticc.
G. w. PARKER & CO, fresh parer and
plates; everything used in photography:
no catalogue.
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NoTICE-The business office OF tne
post-Intslligencer l. open until ii p. n ,
ennday hour : n To 1880 p. m. ana !
10 9 o m Classified advertisements VIII
be received up &c this Time.
The following letters await advertisers
az thts afytcH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-19

ONLY COMPOUND Turkish electric light
baths on the Coast. for ladies and gem
tlemen. 800 Columbia.
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Advertisements will be received Al
branch Office. OF the Poxt-Intel lsenc~I
TACOMA BUREAU-No. LIB racine
pespr owNsTND-wflram J. Jones.
pprfT&GHsM HAY-Sew Wnatcoh'
o II Culver Manage ~
OIYMpIA-4iTz Main street U. u
Wfnstanley. agent
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wANTciN-F'or cash. one second hand
engine and boiler, in Noei working order
suitable Tor creamery must ~ cheap:
Write AZ once 60 sumner Creamery. sam
ner Wash.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Fight Over Tnrif II Disturbing E.e.
Il.Cnt-l.itt1e Imnrnrnrnenf

New York, March 9.-Bradstreet's TO-
morrow VIII say:
Another week OF Irregular trade brings
&h clement OF disturbance in the outlook
i i hsht over the new tariff bill, and
the disappointment among manufacture
crs OF woo!en goods. silks, cutlery and
other lines at various tariff schedules
Spring trade in jobbing lines is over.
collections arc SOW and al many points
there IS no change in demand or supply
except for cheaper grade Of goods.
Threatened overnCws in the Central and
southern MISSISSIPPI Valley have re-
strictcd the country order trade, and
rain and high water have exercised q
similar influence in the Ohio Valley and
III South Atlantic and Gulf States The
movement Of general merchandise Is also
checked al the Northwest by unfavora-
bic weather. THE demand for cotton
goods IS Disappointing and manufac-
turers have moved some lines only at
concessions In price. Iron and steel in
dustries appear less likely TO expand in
the near future There is an improve
ment In demand for wool, for which
prices are higher.
Eastern wool manufacturers report
more inquiry for goods, though the CON
dilion Of this industry still leaves much
10 be desired.
The tendency Of business failures con
tinues TO decrease in number, the total
for the week being 231, compared with
227 last week.
X. G. Dun & Co. In their weekly re-
View Of trade VIII say to-morrow
Though steadily increasing, business is
Stll! much below it's volume In former
years of prosperity, and many express
disappointment. Yet there is some gain
every week with more hands at work
and more mills In operation. and the
sure result--larser purchases for con-
sumrtion--cannot be long delayed. In
some branches 1t is felt already. There
IS larger distribution OF finished pro-
ducts and the demand for commercial
loans has sharply Increased, especially
IN dry goods and the iron and steel
branches.
Failures for the week have been zig
in the United States. against 2G1 las:
year, and SO in Canada, against 40 last
year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Genuine Diamonds Found in Ten.

The Hong Kong Tea company, recent
~ formed in New York. has leased the
store loom III Church street. between
Main ana Cove. as branch, for the pur-
oelcious tea. Their method Is both
novel and unique The tea IS put uI1
IN helt ca6d.es and The company puts
IN every caddy OF tea sold a souvenir,
such as genuine diamonds, rubies.
pearls. sapphi:es, turquoises, amethysts,
and many other articles too numerous 10
mention, in solid gold setting, solid gold,
silver and nickel watches, and many
other articles OF les; value. There are
no gifts, tokens or tickets, az the caddy
and contents comprise the sale. and are
SOLD at the uniform price OF 81. Every
BODY must not expect 4 valuable souve-
mir, as, OF course. this expensive method
OF advertising could not continue long
thirty days being the limit. after which
time the souvenirs will be withdrawn
ana these really, choice goods will be
continued on sale through an agent,
nj the same price. We will publish
daily partial l.st OF the fortunate pur-
chaSe!s.
Mrs. May =. Jennings. s Johnson ave
nue.. " moonstones. set in gold: Mis-. c.
L. Williams, 25S Fenchurch street re-
ce.Ved an emerald Sc; III gold; Mrs. Car
nea. Portsmouth, gold set ring; Mrs
Mo!ilrd, Portsmouth. received an emer-
aid set ring; Mrs. ordan, 2l3 Bran,blc-
ton avenue. gold set ring: Mrs. Deminga.
81 Water street, received 4 solid gold
ing: Mss Sall!e Mcllorney. Por. smouth
received 4 turquoise set In gold; Mrs
Skeeter, Portsmouth. received an emer-
aid got in gold: Mrs. Carr, 2l7 Queen
street. Portsmouth. turquoise and earls
set in gold: Clinton Thurston, BIS Water
street, received gentlemln's gold
watch; }. T.. Thornton, Cecil avenue. re-
ce!ved an emerald set in gold; c. G. Gil
son, Mansion House, received a solid
gold hunting case watch
Terms. -Sngle can. 81, for S., and ~
for $40. Get up club. Everyone send
Ing In club order for ten will surely
get one or more valuable articles Or
de"s by mail forwarded anywhere in the
Cnited states. Adde'S Hong Kong Tea
Co, iii Church street, near Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
BriefeSt Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters Of Interest to All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not aIRch About Anything Rut
Something About Mnmy Thiu-s-
~ AAinctosraphfc View OF Life In
Hnrfolls Ia Gts Many ma Vary.
Jug Phases Briefly Noted.

General V. d. Groner has returned
from Washington.
Captain T.. v. White has returned from,
a visit in the South.
KEY. George j. HOLIDAY. OF the Baptist
state Ophanage, was in the city ycster-
day. - :
a SD clock was stolen Thursday night
IRON the colored church on the corner
Oh James ana Suffolk streets
MT. X. NJ. Johnson loct Yesterday or
tcrnoon for Richmond ana the West
alter q ten days Visit - friends mere.
PRESIDENT John Il. DornIN, OF The VIZ
GINA State Federation Of Labor. will
pay an official visit to Norfolk and
PORTSMOUTH unions today
BATTERY b.. Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues. is said TO have in contamination
II trip to Montreal in june. to be pres
ent at the jubilee in honor Of Queen Vic
turin.
MI. William p. Moran, who recently re-
llred from government service at Wash
lnSton after 20 years in Uncle Sans
employ, was born in Norfolk, January
50 1911. ;
Miss Pearl Ture, eldest daughter of
Judge NJ L. Eurc, Is visiting friends in
i@rhoro. n. c.. which place She will
ieave III few days for an extended trip
to Wilmington, n. c.
Mr.. +. ~. Sopcr formerly OF Norfolk.
ana now OF Dallas. Texas who has bocn
mere for some days visiting friends,
has left for Philadelphia and New
\ ork He is on his way to his old home
III Liverpool and sails on the 9th inst,
ON the steamer State OF California.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
EXAMINING TEE ufII
senators are Airendy considering E'ic
Sin.iey Measure

Washington. March l9.--Nithout Wi,
ING ior the House to take final action
on the tariff bill The Republican mem
ners or the Senate Committee on III.
nance have begun the Informal eyn1nj.
n"tioh or thc measure They will give
inc subject careful attention, ana il is
unuerSIoHd mat their meetings are 10
be held somewhere down town
from the crOds that always bovnrs
a9olft the committee room when tbis
SUBJECT Is under invcStgat The Re.
punlican members have decided that no
hearings viii he granted They viii
however. give full attention to printed
or tSpcwNtten briefs which should be
M nv WIN me Committee on Finance
These briefs should refer 10 snncifin 80,
agraphs relative TO proposed ch,n~ne
IN me House ibl, or any other change
mat may be suggested in existing, Gus
toms laws 80