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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
READY Reference GUIDE
Norfolk Representative Films.

Groceries-WhoIesale nnd Rosail.
Duncan Bros. SO Market Space.
Roberts. L. p, &c Commercial Place.
G~rocerles-W Wholesale.
Davis, NJ. I. T. 6 Co., 1o5 Water ST. i
Bruce, G s. 6 Co.. 62 Water st.
Pedin. ]. w. C Co.., Ill Water st.
Woodland s. Goodridge Co.. 2S Water st.
Shelsky. L. & Co.. 30 Water st.
Grain, HAY nnd Bill Feed.
D. p. Reid & Bro, 26s md I'll Church st.
Grandy, n. L., "a Roanoke Sqr.
Jesse Jones s. Son, IL Roanoke Sqr.
B~ockoyer, B. T., 17S Water st.
Horses nnd Mules.
cClellan Co. ITO Union st.
Implements and Wagon Makers sup.
plies.
Norfolk Farm Supply Co.. rs Union street
Ice Dealers.
Tidcwater Ice Co., 10 Niyison st.
Norfolk Coal s: Ice Co.. 31s Water st.
Hiquors-WhoIesnIe.
Ives, w. p. & Co.. II Commercial PL
Tho Norfolk Liquor Co., 11G Water st.
Try Celeb'd Washington Club Pure Rye.
Fulford. ]. e.. 81 Commercial Place.
Williams. II. G. & Co.. 2 Market square.
lumber ana Building MnIcriaI.
Nimmo. w. T.. 1873 Church st.
Ether.dge, Jas. e. & Co.. Brambleton ave
Lime. Brick, Sand, Etc,
Carnage, J. o., Woodside wharf.
Monuments ana Grnvcstones.
O'Rourke's Marble Works. 1G5 Church St
The Copper Marble Works, Ill Banks.
Hall. John p. 2S2 E. Main st.
Oysters.
Barnes. James E.. IL Campbell's wharf.
Pianos, Organs, Exc.
Y~arbrough. J.. e, Music Co.. 4S Bank St
Merchants & Farmers Peanut Co.. lis
Water ST.
Paints and Oils.
Jenkins Paint 6 Oil Co.. 81 comm'cr Pl
Pork manifestations, salt. Etc.
Blackburn & DeJarnette 81 Water st.
Rubber Goods.
Montague 6 Bunting, So Commercial Roy
Secdsmnn.
Warren. d. W.. 0 Commercial Place.
Steamboat. Mill AMI ship Chandler
SuDplics.
White. e. ". & Co.. 40 Commercial Place.
stoves. Tinwnre aud Roofing.
Bailey & Spann. 2l9 Church st.
Ship ChnndIer ana Groccrs.
Peed. +. n. & Son Water and Roanoke.
stoves and Tinwnrc.
Crow. Geo. L.. Is Commercial Place.
Sewing Machine Needles.
Singer Manufacturing Co.. 1So Church St
Wall Paper.
Htahl. Albert. 1853 Church St
Undertaken.
Jones, ]. NJ. $50 Cumberland st.
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Agricultural implements.

Agricultural Implements.
White. s. r. Sc Bro, ZIG Water st.
Whitehurst. r. w. & Co.. 1870 Plume ST.
Artistic Furniture.
The Fass Furniture Co. 1876 Church ST.
Banks.
Norfolk National. no Main st.
City National. lis Main st.
Baker, and Confectaoners.
Cabler. ]. D., 40 Ban st.
8oOts, shoes mud TruuRs.
Hodges. Sam T.. Jr.. 2o2 Main St
Brewers.
Consumers Brewing Co., (Phone 679.)
Pabst Brewing Co.. w. KneIp. Manager.
Butter ai,d Checne-whoIesnIe.
Scott g. Co.. 3S Roanoke v
FeDtress. c. W. & Co., So Roanoke ave.
B"iting and Saw Mtil Supplies.
The Porter-AfcNeal Co.. 1s7 Water 81
Cohicctioncrs-Whoiesnle.
oberndorfer & Co.. 90 Water st.
CnrriaEe and Harness.
Wrenn. A. G. Son. M-3O Union st.
Cotton Factors Commission.
Perry. J. W.. 4 Tunis wharf.
Boone & Jenkins.
Etheridge. d. &c Co., IS Commerce 81
Darden & Rives, q Roanoke.
"ohsBoihStS N E1dTTel. l commerce SL
DruggistR. Retail
West, Alfred T., ZIG Main ST.
Young, Augustus. 25S Church St
-. nrugRists- Wholesale
Wake s. Williams, Water and Roanoke.
Burrow. John W.. 142 Main st.
Dry Go0ds-WhoiennIe.
Hecht. Hirschler Co.. jackson st.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Brown, Joseph, 142 Church st.
Morris, Harry, 226 Church ST.
The Brown Bros. Co.. 1854 Church st.
Doors, sash, Blinds. MnnteIs. Etc.
Cooke. Clark & Co.. 2s Commercial Place
Nasf, u. a. IL Son. o Atlantic st.
Funeral Directors.
Oliver, Fl. D., Church and Cove st.
Smith. H. c., 1873 Bank ST.
Hall. A. e. & Co. l5s CRANKY st.
Flour Mills.
Norfolk Milling Co.. SIG Blambleton ave.
Fruit ana Observation-Disclosures.
Montgomery 6 Wilson. 20 Roanoke ave.
Groves. Jas. s.. 20 Roanoke ave.
Williams Bros, 81 Roanoke ave.
Blount. d. p, 10 Roanoke ave.
Dawes. Geo. H, ITO Water st.
Hobbs g. Keeling. IL Roanoke ave.
Furniturc-Cash nnd Credit.
Loughran, John b.. 205' Church ST
Whitehurst & Bro, 1856 Church St
Willis. John. Jr.. 1853 Church ST.
Williamson & Sykes. 1863 Chul... ST.
Fertilizers.
Beugh & Sons Cor. Dickson wharf.
American Fertilizlng Co.. 3 Atlantic street.
Fire Insurance Agents.
Page, H. L., 10 Bank ST.
Fruits and Nufs-WhoIrsnIe.
Purpura Fruit Co.. les Main st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05

The "Bicyclist's Best Friend" Is n
familiar name for DcWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. always ready Tor emergencies.
While q specific Tor piles. 1t also In
stantly relieves and cures cuts, bruises.
salt rheum, eczema and all affections of
the skin. 1t never falls. J.. NJ. j.. Trot-
ter. Truitt & Smith n r. L. Wilson.
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Observation-Disclosures
THE SEABOARD AIR LIND
Writes a Strong Testirno=
niaI--Read What
He Says.
RHEUMATISM HAS LEFT ME.
Pniu Vanished Instanfcr-One R0tfie
OF AiricnnR Entirely Relieved
Him and lEe EIns NO Trace
OF IL Since.
RHEUMATISM HAS LEFT ME.
Atlanta. Ga, March u. 1897.

Atlanta. Ga March Il. 1897.
Africana Company:
This is to certify that 7 have suffered
from RHEUMATISM IN my left shoulder
and in my right knee. The knee had
swollen very much and gave intense pain.
especially when bent. l tried a bottle Of
The result was prompt. and
after taking one bottle / was entirely re-
lleved and have had no trace of rheumn
t!sm since. l tako"it occasionally as an
alternative. l.. BERKELEY.
For sale by BURROW, MARTIN & CO.,
jy2s-fr, su, W-ly
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consN HEApQJ suruRs.


Correspondent of The world Yis-
'isneros' Capital.
New YORK. April "a World CORE
sponaen' writing from Cubuaz noun
taias camasuey Cuba. describes the
headquarters ana officials Of the Cuban
government. He says
This has been for nearly eicbtee,
months the capital Of the republic There
are store houses. dynamite factories and
q large insureent hospital here. The
Cuban president Salvador Cisneros =
Betancourf. is here. Cisneros owned Gu
hitas when he was wealthy. and for q num-
her OF years occupied The $4,000 stone and
adobe house which today Is the residence
or official meeting place Of the Cuban caai.
net"
The correspondent then giles a fun AMI
long letter to President McKjalev as
written by Cisneros asking President Nc
kinney in the name Of Goa. 10 extend
consideration to The Cuban question. 4
strong rlca is made for recognition Of t.e
teNtd republic. President C.suc.os says
in part;
IN 'wo years we have aeomalisb,d
much more than We did in the .ntire !ast
war, which continued taa years The
civil branch OF the government Is we'll
established, and It's WORKINGS afe daily
leconnne more iorcoful ANA complete
Inc entire province Of SaBtiaea. with the
NN.1p"vh OF several large towns is en-
uIelY unGcr oNr control lu more than
zoo cities towns and yilAgts. spain nae
not a soldier and apparently relnquishoi
an eIA'm to ihat territory She no Longer
has civil Representatives, in most OF fas
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pLAs or BLOCKADE.

ItaJtan Admiral Not 10 lie Conn
handing oniccr.
London, April o The Standard Will
print t.is dispatch from It's canea CORE
s1oudtut pomorrpN:
Tine admlrais held a conference this
mont as ~ most uf the details Of the
method u carrying cut the blockade OF
certain GrceK pcria Admiral Canayero
Aas b.ea Instructed by the Italian govern
Ment tt4t Le must not agree 70 act as the
a.ri0r of0cor of the International feeI In
tnis uh1erafnr Tine Instructions. how
e1er, said nothing on the important ques-
Ton - who Is ~ occupy tho post, The
reluctance ~ 'he Italian government al
reaGy prominently associated WITH eoor,
c!0n. 10 duo 10 the Italian sympathy with
Greece saa 70 the financial strain already
involved.
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weakening. In consequences OF the growing
cvnvictiun that the k!uc % Greece is play
iAs nuu never really intended 20 make
war The position now is precisely what
IS was IL ISIS ano 1855. The movers uTe-
vented a collision ana q fh. same result
Il not attained nov = win be cue TO the
nesi;ancy Of the urp.e-s.
3 letter has been received here from ar
important cx -ufAcial % the Greek govern
lueiu vho declares all the movements in
Crete Tre provoked from Atheus AMI that
me rreselt menaces OF the Greek govern
nruf are merely uar1 ~ he limiting rolcv
o- tnut government learn that TIE pow
Is az unanimous 80 Jhe blockade u the
iifesus. Nc iu}mdinert Wiz be pln~u ~
ihH way ~ Greek w0rshins as 81 powers
20 10; intend 20 make var uu1u Greece.
1rt The movement ~ Greek commanders
WIZ be- rigialy s;ppp.1
Ine Daisr Maiis correspondent al Aria
Wil sgv fornorrrw:
The GToeE lesders nre losing their a-s;
CHOW o. enthusiasm The veathe- vhiuh
M Sc FRIDAY last was bright during ihe
nasi two Dave has r1ing1 heavily Mans
81 me te-tS are pitched in unsuitable nos
iiieus ana have been flooded. The troops
arc nus experiencing some o. tie hard
ships Of real campaigning AID the result
Is a visible cooling az their aTdor.
The chief dancer liae iu the presence Of
.hr irrHEulnrs Of the Greek NEu11al So
ciety nearly & thousand members Of which
are In the vicinity W ARA y 10 are act
,uE quite independoutly Of the government.
Many are genuine patriots but Others are
mera outlaws and hrirands II the ravel
rHm1irs inactive much longer they VIII
commence raidiur, which re Turks VII he
justified In rerardinr as the heEianing ~
hpstiities. since the authorities VIII Ia ~
sense diHcounte1rncc the srafcrr iegtion o.
The officers with their leaders
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A VICTORY FOR DR.. GRAM,
Applicants Endorsed by Him a
pointed to Office.
SAID TO BE DICTATOR FOR TFy,s
Administration. II IL Claimed
stand by the Original ucklnl.,
Men-liurke's Private secre,,r,

Washington. April 5.-(SpecialA IN,
appointments made To-Day are an. "
terlon. it can he set down that D. cu vi
she republican National eo,,1,,,,oa
rom Texas. viii control the ,str,,r ,..'aaa
the Lone Star State. Or. Grant has Nv ~
FATHER modest ana has refraire1 f.a.
aoasiing of his standing WISH the no,rsA
itai pc aad during the past few wes.. II
has bcen saving WOOD and savipy 49,.
tas. preierriag 10 let the opposition Al y
ITO talking. The nornfns tons Of Iobn n. =.
Sell 10 be postmaster at Beeyjnn ~.
Patrick y. Gibbons. 10 be postrnas,s,
iar-s, which were sent 70 the sena,a :.
day. show THAI The doctor is IN ON ~.
ground noor. Represented Havis,, ~
Zone repubiio5n congressman from Tsr,.
STATE Chairman Green. backed 4.
senator lusy. made test case M ~
] a.S posi- iace- They iadorse3, Il is ssa
q man ny ~ name 81 kJssall and n,
nisy pressed h-s appo!niinerf n,
-1-'li however. ha5 Ia his favor ia
MOI al support OF llama. and The r.rs.
- t1s.i the doctor applicant. p n
9.Hn,s.s ssclrHG The PLAIN. ~
) sai1 -aaiEh; IN Texas circles that
r. " pqia-f1ers 90 Federal rcaiti1ns =
-tAt-. save q course tge ;sosrotneas i
man IiaEiey district, Will l.
9.rer words, President N Nlniey ens
y -.k anna Will keep saith with he rns.
-a sou here Sitfrs Who hor- me h-rp.
g hattie ~ se.uri1s Mckinley delessts
20 ire ST. Louis convention.
i Is .3rre5 on good co horitv thar M
cnen sts w. be- mace in The Federai 81.
noes lf Nls Until The eSpira ION OF In
terms ct 1r present iacum beuts.
q Dale arrived here tofa5 lie viii "a
PIN az ms Ia her
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THE SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Protest AEains1 Riveru's Execution
Neltef of Flnna suNerers.

Protest Against Rivern's Execution
Relief of Flood SuGcrcrs
Washington. Ao-il when the Cuban
debate WIS ure, .pta,ed IN the senate To-
day, Mr. Allen elnphalcallg dlssent5d. he
said. from the proposition that the amer
lean congress must sit IDLY by while this
serEgery and barbarous contest proteeas
al our very threshold WHhln 1ov miles
Of ou- shore women and children were be-
ing butchered. ana the methods Of civil
iza1 Warfare SET a. defiance Mur4a-. rap,.
tarine AID devastation were ulay.us Their
part IL the destruction o. The island and
were We. Christian PEOPLE. be asked
willing 70 SIT by and no. raise uu- voice
II delenge OF those people
Mr.. Allen declared ia, SPANS course
hal oesn one OF bioodshed ana cruelty
( Inls Was SO notably true as 20 rseea.
! eyeats - the Philippine island tAs,
/ SPAN had been maze an outlaw nation"
nos entitled to recognition by a1i.1.a
countries. II was time for Us to act. dee
claEed The senator.
II tie president Of the United sra.es
VIII send our aayy to Cuba. excIl.ue.
MIR. Allen, and warn suain thar she uast
observe the methods 81 c!yiiized warfare
or that every Spanish seaport al.. be
razed 10 ITS foundation. hos,ulIes vouid
Cease aud Cuba would be free within ,alee
months
Mr. fioar lRepl Of Massa hass s. Il
responding. soo6e o. the asaIfat11s 81
me iounqcrs q the e9vernmea, 10 es.ab-
ish.ns the senate as the resisting Bower
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d The paet 20 5ahveraa 70 a-v ~ q tat
'iaey nv carriers ~ 1l0 pc nlula--. t--se-
.sneutslss $50, SIX sno-lE.z. .s''1' US "a
lsl-@uQ
/ Mr.. Ttecopra f3erirF haE r0GrEs g 'At
lily Girclle i.Ur afs eic.je7,-iS
II NeSxsEu Tugoitcre Es~llE as -h-ss
fl.xg4. an IN. alsfh1-.rea lllif-4lffys as o.
| aty ans hath advertising 1l2- st-t's-s
rsou nsl 1s1 motley S1cgll s- pAiL if @.-1
os4a otter tla1 .Apse aa-1el l---r-
fssFrirs.a autA 0-v-T s.EIlr4 - az i-.-e--
hzersgss = sEcv-r ~ Sc PISS % 49,
gAa Should Be pad by c4eCA IL -@Fns ~
Tie 57cgEtar Printing COMPANY
< NJ "ofR@rf lcr Era1e etc., L-e H--
sth6 rIsanag-cInsG-, ae1 lgle ff.i4 - ---epl'
e1 - yfITguelt o. Office Al,ie
= fppsc-f-srs faAar 90 re Te itH pspe5
sTcF7ibarlr VII l3eA-.= fostN 900 AV
srfrir3f4t4y Fe-e -l uec-.laf pl.."r s ~
goeuied 70 * 4.pere- n9t l-+e- $3.50 g"
a. ~.
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WARNING GIVEN TO SPAIN.
The Senate Advises the President to Protest AGAINST the Execution OF
Rlrnrn in Cnhn.

Washington April unanimous vote 1op ~
ton reons the reros that General RUS commander Is about
by EXPRESSING e a1
president Of the .el ~
protest to the violation lle
the house 81 -
o president by lis a1'i'''A A
opposition the
he early Of DE
n oe1 On lo0A
relations HI rae Tsp "
prominently opposition to the CUBAN @
supported by if Hear " 1"ohe
resolutions The ee-
Allen NebrasAa and G
@ New
Reservation s-ott
TO o. boar udN
o Of latan
declaring d cuba recognize loth parties Is BAL
ngeeus.
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Mnshlnpton Nnt..

N--sfir-fcr- AnrII i-T-ae lfrh.s,ora.
tI4rl ot rs Inee&ng today un2-im.usly
eNt4 ga am .uaell :. Scrley L, s.
"a as chairman, to succeed Adn,ral
.I7e COMPTROLLER Of the cu7rency has De.
etft per esnt diVld U5 ir favor o.
'n7 ers g iHe lnsolyent City M.
"n N %; Fort Worth.
h-llr ltilam has Introduced the anti.
iil- 9nhs a.l bly, as Is was n.
e" ih''rsi itc commerce cou.
A..ss-94 H. ine itisi congress.
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Amendment 10 pooIin- min.

Washington. April 5.-senator Chandls,
mas introduced q bill in the senate in.
iend5d as an amendment 10 tAa Forsks,
pooling bill. Senator Chanalers hill pro.
vides il the first section that contract,
may De made 10 maintain prices b, msr.
chants. manufacturers and producers o,
commodities u1ier the supervision OF Ii.
Iriers ate commerce commission the saus
as railroads tor maintaining rates of trans.
porta..ou by pooling
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ans c-s1-s fAAac E-zr-aszscns o valuable
.ezru-x O. Srssr r5vr---asaS witAo1t en-
.nssG.ar hstn11r sxns krs issa>rF .Ss-7
a-.t the tight u tAs rnezatfzas p-artlsll
sakr-s L ~csterz lesaslzrsI-ns wrald dc
vel 70 st--zssh EeTs TO tse szss inward
nsss o. thet- psaasrrt-y q & Is =scss-
szanee tAa I'M Information Ii Il - ir@zs-
znitsa1 e Eazse-1 ;ar-7lzsz-
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SPECIAL RIVER BULLETIN.

Moderate n
and
Arh where I
Ills L. Moore,
the Wealth
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Galveston, Texas April 5.-The second
same between ihe LaGanFe Terrors and
the Galveston league team w4s more liks
a hi2ro4rom thsn bsn game.
or, hV Innings:
Galveston ...............G GCqGl00'-A
I%GnnEe .........-.-.f 10000 O.
Il Murray Par9in and Hess
Mthi1nry aud R.eNas
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Mr.. BALFOUR QUESTIONED.
Liberal Lsa9er knnted to knew Dts
Cretan Policy,
Answers WERE NOT VERY DIRECT
Had been Suggested 80 she Porte,
t'ossIble Greek BlocAndc-

..oat5-. April 5.-The parliamentary
secretary sn- the foreign us1ce. NJ George
=. curEon was aAlea several questions To-
CAS- z tne house u curnmuns %. the sub
asos o. Crsis. he sad all lowers except
I Germany would be represented a. Crete n!
military fo-oes and sha, a. the powers,
/ wiihout e&csDaon would BIZ represented IL
( 1Tesza waters by naval force
1 Continuing. M Curzgn said her upies-
! trs government hns no. -ee.!sud ~ OH
&c. zeadinE TROOPS 50 c-e;f, but TIE sec
n ,4ry explained her partieipstioz IL tas
( Guruue2n couceTt was g=slasd L. by tie
sa:.elns o. German man WAY 70 the
stand. II 10 opinion @, lLr Curzoa Ger
i-a--y vraz less inizrsstea II Lie Aedilei
teaA ,b4u sAe Brees navel powegz
Replying ~ Z QUESTION lbuut me nego-
cations ahla 70 rs 81 p-ozross between
I Greece ana Turkey. fq- as.tseHal. OF he
! -re.-1 a.taa-.ol. a.r. Clrznl ss4- the gov
t--lIneut AAr aot b=ard @. Ely ars,. ne
( sat.a-ioas DeT esa las NATIONS named u
Ia. sluiea,
SIG William EAreourt was loudly cheerea
when at rose 81 speak ana sad be WISHED
20 -sA waetlc' the scve-l4leut l.41er ,Mr.
s-tJarl co-ll EEL .le A0use the sale up1n
LieI -1l fCrhlSl troops WUu4l be With
li..5 froln Crete. Gives o. "Ql.
-1n-i1liug. the laetl lc2aer asked
7 whether ns Eot erlu.e.lt l8-cLd-l ~ EN-
/ ,ir1 -4e +nr-.s 81 lae cruWu IT, uIolEaQlus
( Greee and wne-htr -he government c1uld
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FAT AUSTIN. A. Eeiia. o1HSs L t2s
is.i.ia Capitol building
: At Gal Essftl1-S. 2. SlAi1f- IL S-soN
fr ms E.enGn. I.tbu-s Ba.1ilS.
TELTPHoSE NUMBERS.
1sc!io-.4l, Il. EzEl->sSs Is.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-05

OF Fabers death he tok the aeonite leaf
IN samples of aeonite he obtained from
woods drug store, while in the aconite
IN the bottle from which Fabers dose
was taken he found no leaf nor trace
OF lear. AT this point in the eXamina-
tlon Mr. futile asked for continuance
Oh the case until to-day, as he was UNI
prepared to meet evidence of this sort
and desired time for preparation. The
case was continued until this morning
at 10 o'clock.
Marx Faber was a buyer and seller
OF old gold and on the day preceding his
death he had been to New York and
came back With gold money, as he in
Tended to return to the old country
son. The evening after he returned
from New York he spent in playing
cards at 1873 Congress avenue andett is
said that although he had plenty of
money when he returned from New
York only SIS was found in his pocket
when he died. Whether or not he had
lost money at cards is not known
The defence in the case will try to
prove that aconite was substituted for
the cholera mixture and Faber's death
thereby caused.
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THE SEAL COMMISSION.

Vancouver, B. c. Feb. 4.-MontreaI
has been chosen as the scene of the
final argument and award of the Behr.
ing Sea commission, and when the
members of that important interna,
tional body left here yesterday it was
with instructions to meet at the Cana.
dian metropolis on June 16.
The claims, including personal dam
ages sought aggregate 1857 900, and the
costs and counsel fees will bring the
total well into three-quarters of NIL
lion dollars.
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Probate court-Judss cleavelana.


In the probate court yesterday morn
ing Louis e. Jacobs was appointed
trustee on the estate Of George P. Ref,
lnsolyent saloon keeper at State and
Whiting streets. Samuel Mann and
Edward j. Cary We're appointed APP
praisers. Ref owes $4,175.S0 and has
assets of $3.50.
WANT AN ACCOUNT RENDERED.
John G. Mix and Annie p. Dowdre
have applied to the probate court for
an order to have William M. Townsend
render an accounting on the estate Of
the late William Townsend William
M. Townsend was appointed executor
on the estate two years ago, and the
applicants say that he has not yet filed
an accounting. The estate is worth
about $4,000.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-05
MAY GET A NEW LEASE.

C. C. Andrew, the wholesale meat
dealer, whose place of business is To-
Gated on Long Wharf near the tracks
of the New Haven road, is negotiating
with the officials for lease of proper
ty located on the Derby road near Wa
ter street. Andrew & Co. s lease of the
property now occupied expires May
next and it was over this that the con-
templated improvements in this sec
ton were deferred by the railroad COM
pany The improvements the company
were intending to make in this section
may be deferred a few years.