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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
New York Shoe Men In Trouble.

At New York, Judgment by default for
$6l.0 was entered against Magovcrn,
Thompson Il Brothers, wholesale shoe
dealers. In favor Of Hudson llOagland,
on two notes made In 1897. 4 judgment
for 24,S4s was entered against the firm
in favor Of the National Broadway Bank
ON Il demand note, dated June l. 1S0S.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
Nebraska Law Unconstitutional.

At Omaha. the Supreme Court has dc.
clnrcd the Nebraska metropolitan police
law unconstitutional. There Is some talk
ON the part of the present Omaha board.
which IL governing the lire and police
force by virtue Of the law. Of appealing TO
the Federal court. No definite policy has
yet been determined upon. Omaha Is the
only city In the State affected by the de-
cision
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
ATTEMPT on the Cxar's Life,

Gar and Czarina of Russia by two men,
hers of the imperial household. Count and
Countess Zuanoif, said to be respectively
chamberlain and lady in waiting of the
Gear and Cznrna, are stated to be under
arrest.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
Tobacco Crop DESTROYED.

Wilcox 4 liarcn, dealers mt Bcllaire,
Ohio, In general merchandise and leaf to-
baccO, lost their large store and tobacco
warehouse, containing $50 hOgsheals Of
leaf tobacco, by fire. The loss was $l5,-
900; insured for $1,000.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
Fire In Miiiyiiic, n. i,

The most disastrous fire Millvilc, n. j..
has over had occurred when the opera
house and hllf II block Of stores In the
center Of the city were destroyed. Loss
S(nOOU
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
HoteIkecpcr XIII, His Wife.

n. d., Charles llandley, II ho,clkccper,
shot and instantly killed his wife. He
expected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
PEARY's STEAMER SAILS.
Auxiliary chip VIII Join the Explorer
In Bnf31nsa Buy.

Lieut.. Pcary's auxiliary steamer Hope.
Captain Samuel Bartlett. has sailed from
It. Johns, n. r.. for Sydney. G. D.. where
she will coal and take on board scicn.
tifc party. proceeding thence to North
Bailin's Bay, where she will join Lieut..
Pcnry to transfer stores and coal TO the
steamer Windwnrd. The Hopes reserve
stock Of 100 tons Of coal will be landed ut
.ittlctOn Island, Of the coast Of Green.
lnnd. to be used by the Windward on her
return. provided she IL frozen In ut the
north all winter. The Hope 10 expected
to return In the latter part Of September.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
Drowned In the Potomac.

Edward Dcarth, II private of Company
H., Sixth Illinois volunteers, was drowned
at Washington while bathing in the PO-
tonne river.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
Puuh Inv Ia Sustained,

Tho Supreme Court Of Ohio has sus-
tanned the Pugh law. which says II man
petitions for II particular party ballot 10
he put on the ballot sheet he must vote
the ticket of that party.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
Damaged by an Ohio Tornado.

Great injury to crops and stock near
Chillico,hc. Ohio, was wrought by tor
nado. Buildings were unr0Ofed and badly
damaged In the city itself.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02
Boutellc and Dinxley Rcnominntcd.

1tOUtcIIe WUU UIUVICy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Republicans of the Fourth Maine
congressional district renominated Charles
A. Boutclc by II unanimous vote. Nelson
Dingley was rcnominated for Congress ut
Lewiston, Me.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-02

The cpse Of Fred Lumpff of Peoria, ILL.,.
the travelling salesman who tried to COM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
PORTSWOUTHNE NEWS
as sufficient quantity of vaccine

paints have been secured.
James Bowie, the white man who was
committed for thirty days upon a
cEErge OF stealing from Mrs. Smy;ine,
IN South Portsmouth, completed his
Tine Yesterday and was discharged
fr.m custody.
The funeral of Mr. and Mrs N. r..
Gfimes' little child was Conducted from
their residence. on Holiday street, yes
lcruay afternoon, Rev. Mr.. BoEgs off,
eating. The remains were inferred in
Oak Grove Cemetery.
one 2d our route boys came nCur be-
ing bitten by dog lying in n porch
ON King street yesterday morning. The
owners of dog should be required to
Keep them In the yard. and all dogs
caught running the streets at cGight
should be Killed.
Inc Senate Committee ,-rn Naval
Arairs has reported fGwor2ibly Sena-
uor Martins bill for the purchase of
CEDAR Grove, opposite the Grspor5
hayward, as an addition to the yard.
me DIl carries an appropriation of
about $4,000.
Nill!am johnson. colorcd. broke into
l.. frlVECt's sore. on County street cX-
tended. and stole n box of tobacco.
The goods were traced to Johnso:p and
ne was arrested yesterday morning in
Norfolk. Justice Ai1sworth sent him
up fer six months.
The Health officer to-day will ask
the Superintendent of the Public
Schools ~ furnish the names OF ull
pupils in the schools and those who
have and those who have not beer
N2,sc.nated, and those who will nrt bc
able 80 pay for the same. AS sNcm as
this is done then the order of com
pcli'2g the children TO be vaccinated
Will be issued
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
A CORRECTION.

On Friday last a statement was made
in these columns that Guy Bunting. sor'
az the Rev. DR.. y. T.. Owen, had pre-
ssr.ed Mr.. Marshall with n pin repre-
sznting Il pick and axe. The errcr was
'r.'e to bl regretted, bu; occurred
through III: oversight. Having been in
formed that Russell Owen, son OF the
Rev. DR.. \. T.. Owen. would make, the
presentation. we so wrotsi It, blu. before
the c1py was sent over. wS, learned that
Russell Owen did not make the pre-
soc1h2'tion, a.:d that Guy Bunting. s'l
of Mr.. Richard Bunting, of Cottags
Pl5ce. we at once erased thS, name of
Russell Owen ard substituted Guy
bunting. and omitted 20 erase the part
that stated chat ha was n sn: Of DR..
y. T.. Owen. hs'2cc the error, which was
very mach regretted. y correction
should have beers made in the naXt is
sue, but THE MISTER was overlooked
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
PETERSBURG: NOTES.
sudden Death OF assistant P0stnns-
ter Hcntn,nIn Inrri.on.

Petersburg. VnL, March l6.--(SpcciaD
MIR. Brnjami Harrison. assistanu
postmaster ,-G this city, died very sud
denly this aftclrluo!l about half past 3
o'chrck in the drug store of Mr.. VIII
liam GMm, on Washington street. while
on his return to the postoilicc from
dinner. Mr.. Harrison was taken sud
denly sick just before he reached Mr..
Lums store and went IN there until
DR.. Herbert Claiborne could be sens
for DR.. Claiborne responded promptly
and prescribed for the sick mnT. DIR.
Claiborne then left Mr.. Harrison. but
as' soon rs he gn{ home he received
telephone message announcing Mr..
llarrlSnn's death Death resulted from
heart failure. The deceased was Il M
tive of Prince George C,runty and Il
son Of the bate DR.. Nat Harrison, OF
that county. lie was - years OF age.
He came to Petersburg about 1915
and had resided here ever since. HIS
firsa business venture was IN the grr
Gerry trade, the style OF the firm being
Brtton, TlNdd g. Harrison. lie, next
went Into the hardware business, the
style of the firm being Roberts &
| Harrison. On the breaking out Of the
| war between the States Mr.. Harrison
| CCtcrcd the Confederate Army as Il
private in Company l., Twelfth Nir-
ginia Infantry. He was subsequently,
| detailed to the commissary department
| and was afterwards appointed captain
| OF the comnr!SSsr'y nf the Twelfth Fir-
| Ein!a Regiment. lie returned to Pc
| tcrsburg after the war and wen. into
| the fire and marhle insurance bust
ness. the style OF the firm being iiarri-
son Insurance company. In May, 1891,
he was appointed by Postmaster Hugh
| X. Sirdh assistant postmaster, but
still retained an interest in the lh1dr-
son Insurance company. Mr.. Harrison
was assisart cashier of the CHtjans'
| Bank ii Petersburg which collapsed
| some time during the seventies lie
| WAS ONE Of the chartered members of
the Second Presbyterian church, III
which church he had been n deacon and
! elder for the past forty yc'2rs or more.
| He leaves 4 widow and several chill
| dnan. Among the latter is MIR. Hcnja
| min Harrison. Jr., wins is 2, student at
| the N.rginiz, Polytechnic institute at
| Nackshurg, Va.
| |: was decided last night by the Ep-
! worth Leagues here to form a union
Of the leagues Of this city ana Ettrick
| Chesterfield county. Committees We're
aprHintad to draft a constitution ana
| bylaws and TO nominate officers.
! Mr. David Wilson, of Richmond,
! who has been on n visit to his bro.har.
! Mr.. l'lax Wilson, returned home this
afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
BODY RECOVERED.

Yesterday aft :rnou-' Il diver wsnt
down hy the side o the Newark. and
found the b-dy Of Mr.. Thoms& Dwyar.
WIZ was drOw.'ed Tuesday night. The
body was lying clos by III" sidt OF the
ship. from which Ne fell. Coroner IT,i-
laday ana H!sh C,rs,tnble Anderton
wc"@' over T. tn; yard II em2anel a
jury, hut tie coroner decided - in
GU 81 was necessary. The body was
tuIirad over Ia MIR. w. r.. J hnso-,
who u.rricd it to his shop ana prepared
1t for burial after which 1t was ear
ri7d 10 his i"nc. corner of Eningham
s;ree:.
When the body of Mr.. Dwycr was ex-
aminca yesterday i, was found ~ have
Il hrusc over the eye a.nd one an the
chin. showing conclusvcly that he was
stunned when hc fel! and ;hat he MS st
have been killed by The fall as there
was no wafer i:' MS body His watch
stopped Two and uiie-half minutes TO .
O'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
PORT NORFOLK NOTES.

Mrs. Samuel II. Haynes, of Port Nor
folk, and Miss NOGie WhitsqN, cf
scottsville. left on the N1rfolk and Car
china railroad yesterday to visit their
relative and friends on the Nansc-
monl.
Tbs truckers of This sectlC,rr arc lock-
s"'g rs far ahaad as shipping time
They think in case Of war the shipping
trade may be cut off, and all Of their
truck as well rs money Will he lost.
The Port Norfolk Manufacturing Gum
p2ny has bought; all of the standing
wood i;hat is ~, .h2 Emmirsom tract
DR.. Y. G. Culntpper's fine residence
on Florida avenue is nearly completed.
Mr. Joseph Skeetsr's team and child
rem ua1nc r:car meeting with serious
accident yesterday. The team became
frightened, but was slipped without az,
accid sn;.
The warm weather and ligm9 showers
has caused ;hs hills and valleys Ia
put on Their beautiful green coat of
spring EnzSs.
NY John Talbot has returned from
New York.
Mrs. Il. Il. Binford is quite sick.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
NLANAL ORDERS.

Commander II. Rush has been order
ed TO the command of trairg snip Es-
sex, March 10, relieving Commander
e. L. Strong, who Is ordered hCme and
granted two months leave.
Commander S. Belden was placed on
the retiring list by operation OF law.
CEhcdain +. b. Rose has been detach-
ed from the naval home, Philadelphia,
10 await retirement April s.
Ensign ID. l.. Sellers as watch and
division officer, relieving Ensign \. A.
Alctkethan, Wills Is crdere'd to the les
sex.
Ensign II. L. Smith and Pay Inspec-
tor Gr!filng have been transferred from
tha Baltimore 10 the Bennington.
taym2Srer's Clerk u. j. Hoskinson
has been ordered to duty under Pay
Director F. c. Cosby, general inspector
of the Pa0l CoITs.
has been ordered to special duty at
Key West. was IT the Navy Depart
1nnj yesterday in consultation with
the official with regard to the project
ed work at the Florida station.
Assistant Engineer II. i. Biscne OF
Ina Essex has reported in Washington
for examination for Tromotion.
The gunboat Annapolis has started
home from the West Indies, leaving
Curcoa dir:ctly for Key West. She
has 81 number OF apprentices aboard.
being ~ training ship, and is nos yet
determined whether she will be at
tached TO the squadron.
The to!De6E' boat Wnslow has arriv-
ell at Key West.
The steel tug Samoset has arrived
at Beaufort or her way to Key West.
The torpedo boat Foote sailed
from Charleston to JacksorNilhs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the 1ostof-
its'c at Ftrismc u;h. Va. for week cri.e
!"S March 10. 1895. Persons ealing fu;'
these letters will please say they are
advertised.
LIZA NJ Allen. Redrick Arlington,
Sam Bizo-. Solcrpn Brown, Robert
BeraGiNin. Peter Bohbitt VIM. Blount,
Morgan Brooks, john, Bond. j. y.
BriShH. Ceallih y. l}un;, Mrs. T.. T..
Carraway. Jerry Clark. Susan Corprsl,
Addie DevreX. Amy Il. Daniels, George
Dixon. Ms. Nash Davis, +. r. Ed
wards, James Edwards. James Edwced,
II. Dwatz, Lucy Fulton, Lille Flsm-
ming, Johnnie Falcon. Julia y. Gree II,
Mrs Chorlarda Ga:kirs. Isiella Har-
ris. fr1'mer James. Willie Joyn2r. y.
Jackson. CC.riaa:rer Kcr,s. Clyde NJ.
Kirkland. J. L. Lynch. RoX2ner Liner.
Hattie May Moore, II. S. Mliing, J. c.
Neb3r. Washington rerron. ID. .. Peas
sol% Tildey Patton. Albert Kicks. X. II.
Rcd'Hcrd, a. ID. Smith. j. Il. Stephe2
S-n. Mrs. Mary Smith. Miriam Sun,
Preston SJibettCr. VIM. Stewart, WI
II; Smith, a. Ta,sehaX II. TURNER, Mrs.
Mary Taylor. Upper ApTomlttoX Co,
Alice Ms. Waller & Clark. Ms. y.
Il. Warr!ner. J. ~ Webster, Lewis
Wright. Sus=n Whitaker. Thomas
Walker. Wills Whitlcr. J.. & L. Yclr-
ger, So South street.
i. l.. HFiRBERT, 7. NJ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
Nt1iROES At GENERAL, ITALIA
EtlRRO'S FUNERAL.

N'N'Nhlh'Il " ~ Times.
Tho tionship of confidence and
affection which existed in Virginia be-
tween the white master and his cnlorcd
servants (thcy were ",evcr called slaves
or 'niggers' cXccp: by "tnz,1crs" and
their class has been both unknown to
and b1ccmnrchcnsible by th,rsc who
never had the privilege Of seeing II
themselves. 2r learning ii az first hands
from the "beau poss.den;s" of those
sunl!t days
y t"ucht1G Illustration Of tho feeling
which was then cultivated and took
such deep root that the hurricane of
war ana M reconstruction could not de-
Stroy II was shown at the fuaen?l of
General Tal.afcrro. in Gloucester c0un-
~. last Wednesday, When the Gene
rails death was announced some Of tho
representative negroes of the COM
munity requested his family that. as
mark Of their love and veneration
N'r him. his negro friends he per-
mitteu to take some part in the ccre-
monies at the grave. This request was
granted, and around the grave there
gathered a great throng OF white s,n,f
black mourIcrs. At an appropriate
ana appointed time the negroes sang
tn. familiar hymn
'Rlest he the tie that binds
Our hearts In Christian love"
until. verse by verse, they rendered the
whOle
To th-'Se who remembered what the
EId masters and miSircsSes had done
to ChrisitamiZe the negro Il; seemed
bug fru!tton Of that loving labor to
sec the children and Gra,1dchildren Of
tnoSe same servants subbing over the
grave Of thcir ancestors master
To those WIZ d:d not know the past
rs 1t had been Il was a mystery.
They sang on in the pla:n:vc key so
well known, working their bodies back
and forth. end there were few dry eyes
when those humble friends who had
loved the vanerated dead concluded
"Hut ci1e in Christ and one in heart,
We pare Ia meet again"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
The Commissioner Of Labor Named by
Gov. Tyler.
ALL CITY OFFICIALS REELECTED
]. q. Smith Defeated for SheriTror tho
Sixth Timo-A Close shave for tho
'CofnTntssioner OF Revcnue-Hon.
John II. Massey Continues III-J.
He'll Bigger Improving.
Especial Dispatch to The virgln.an)

Especial Dispatch tu The Virgin:an }
Richmond. Va, March &C. 1898.
The Democratic primary. held here
yesterday. resulted In the denomination
OF every one OF the city officials. MIR.
X. B. Munford, 'the Commissioner OF the
revenue, had narrow escape. as he
defeated Mr.. o. a. Hawkins by only
about GO N1tcs. Col. Jlshn S. Hmrwood
was beaten by Mr.. II. NJ. Taylor for
Mayor by nearly fifteen huadrcd votes
This was the biggest surprise OF adj.
1T was generally believed that The re-
sula would be very close.
For the sixth time Mr. J. c. Smith
Is defeated for CITY Sergeant. lie an
nounces that he VIII not run for that
office again.
There was a, warm fight between the
Democratic League fow Good Govern
mcnt and the Democratic clubs for
CouncilmeCn and the latter won Among
the league men defeated for Alderman
was Major lC. II. d. Myers. president of
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Pohamac Railroad company
Col. john Bell Bigger. who has been
very III. is much better and will be
Drovement in tho conditions of Hon.
John T.. Massey, who is i'll at his home.
In Albcmurlc county.
The Imperial Hotel closed It's doors
to-day for lack OF patronage.
Governor Tyler tonight annouC cecl
the appointment of Mr.. a. =. Monta-
que, of Richmond, for Labor C>mmis-
sioncr. He is n young mechanic en-
ployed at the Richmond Locomotive
him FIR many years.
Rev. DR.. George G. Vnndcrsl.cc's
physicians have given up ali hope OF
his recovery
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
MARRIED IN ELIZABETH CITY.

Mr.. William +. Hudgb2rs, of Norfolk
ana Miss Annie Ives Hall, of this ch:y,
were married in Elizabath CITY, y. c.,
Yesterday at the parsonage of the Rev
Louis l.. Williams II Christ Ep!scopal
church. ThSy returned last nigha and
wc'@'' - the hons Of E'he brides noth:r,
No. 'oS High street. where they Will live.
The reas'-n for clopemcnt was ohjsc;iC.a
by tha parents Of bHth parties on ar-
can't Of aga, r'eithcr being y years old.
Mr.. HudGins is n member 0e Ce.r:ral
church The groom is ,st bookkseper
for cotton firm j.. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
IN BIER LEX

An entertainment, VIII be given at
:hl> residence Of Mrs Lell!sons on
Maple avenue. tonight. y special pro
grammc has been arranged for the
occasion.
Police officer Eugene Grim taol, his
place on The force yesterday.
", ut Woodward was give: :h,r,y
days for drunkenness ana dso"lc!ly
conduct.
The Berkley brothers have placed
several LOIS on Chestnut. WASHINGTON
snd Liberty streets. unbu!it on. in the
hands of real estate agent Da a!Dy Cor
sale.
The Street Committee has given
names - the following s:r@c,s: Frs,
street IN the vicinity IL Mapl, ave-
nue. 20 Clifton, extending 1t 10 Maple
avenue; Second street. III the srzmc
vicinity, charged a. PcnmaltCc: ID
street. in Montalent, changed IL Lee,
thus extending Lee strea; 20 ST He!e-
ma; y street to Chestnut extending
Cheetnua street TO st. Helena
The Norfolk and Southcrn's duck
pond will soon subs!dc. They had lab
fIsm the culv ert that they filled some
time ago.
The Street Comm:ttec met Tuesday
night In executive session and ordered
that a survey OF the Ives track j..
made ana the streets be graded so as
to drain It.
Contractor JESSIE Nichols has recent
ly closed a contract with MIR. c. O.
Ives to build a, $4,000 residence on COR
n>r If Ma!n street ard Maple avenue
William Moore. colored, was arrest
a charge Of househrcakinG and steal
ing $40 .'tS.ff
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17

If there is a history Of
weak lungs in your family,
take SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nourishes and invigor-
ateS.
1t enables you to resist the
disease. Even if your lungs
are already affected, and if
besides the cough you have
fever and emaciation, there
IS still strong probability Of
a cure.
The oil in the Emulsion
feeds; the hypophosphites
give power to the nerves;
and the glycerine soothcs and
heals.
soc. and sr.o,, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemista. New York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
C,HALyrilK GNANrE:D.

y dHlr:er was granted in the Hust-
iu"S Coult ycStcrd ~ 10 the Brown D.r,
Goods Company. whose obj"c2 is 10
c-rduct TIN dry goods huSiGess in this
city. Iha officers for the first year are
LOUIS Morris. president, Baltimore.
Md. and Louis Shr!a:. SeCr"tlIrr and
treasurer Portsmouth. Va. The above
and EStenua Shri"r and Augusta
:Sh!ier az this city, constitute tha b ara
of directors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
EA1l!Ep FOR HIS APPEARANCE.

Vest artaw morning Captain John w
tiappe: and Mr.. Charles T. B!anyl.
"a uHscl for Everest Wa!pr Charged
'Mth feloniOusly assaulting Mr.. Ben.
L. Cherry, carried him hrf0na Judge
~ S, Watts. of the Hastings Court,
on II writ OF hs,beas corpus. and he
wac ballcd in the sum OF $500 for his
appearance before Justice GeOre :
Ainsworth on March % to answer the
cha SC. his father, Mr.. George
Walker. becoming his surety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
dOE ELLIOTT AND HIS PNRAMOUR
BEAT ELLIOTT'S WIFE.

Joe I:llioat and Baby p"gram, his
paramount, last night met I!lliot;'s wife,
ana because she chast.sed him for
being with the woman, they bea. her
numerically They were arrested and
carried before Justice A:nswo,th who
gave Elliott tifteoG duys and the wum-
an ten days. They will have SINE u
think over their troubta.
Late last night Elliott pvid his fine
ac:d was released. The woman will
serve her zinc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
ANOTHER WORLDS RECORD
llID Is LIN

jacksonville, Fla, March ia spc-
c!al 10 the Timcs-Uniun and Citizen
from Bellaire, Fla, says:
TIN. iriplct team composed Of Iiiser.
Gard,"cr and Mailer, attempted to-day
Il, break ;'hc worlds rco,Td run OF one
hour. In fifty -na9c minutes hfty-fvc
seconds they made twUaty-cight miles.
breaking TIN. former record OF twenty
six and threc-quartcrs miles ana hay
ing five seconds - spare.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
CHARGE OF EarnEzzIyEMrST

Several months ago Martha Taylor
ccircl. gave Albert Mason $50 wish
which TO buy her hi on Queen street,
The lot was gcvcr bought and Mason,
ii IS alleged. never accounted for the
money. Yesterday he was arrested on
warrant charging him with cmbeZ
element. lie VIII have hearing some
cine duri.g the week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
FUNERALS YESTERDAY.

The funeral Of Mr.. Thomas j. Mcn.a-
que. whose death was mentioned YES
terday. took place from the Friends
church. on GrC:'D street. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Frank
Hall. aftsr which the remains wers r:-
TERED in Oak Grove ccnr:Hery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
SALE OF 4 RESIDENCE.

In this issue Mr.. John G. Mem yer,
auc:iOneSr. with l.. r. Watts, NJ y.
Eastwood arh V. j. Nav, trustees of ST
Johns church, VIII offer for sale nj pub
lie auctio.i OF Friday, March 2ath. II
front = the court house Il COR, the rest
q rec on ;he north end OF Middle street
formerly ESsh as parsonage. For
particulars, ste, see ad. in this issue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
MAY HAVE \ HARD TIME OF IT

\ Washington spcc;7l ia Yesterdays
Richmond Disoa tch. says:
Mr.. Samuel l.. burroughs. appointed
postmaster i'-r fOrtsm u.h, may he
reported from the committee along with
Mr.. Knight, hu; as he is k::lnwn Ia have
several o,'ami=s pltting against him, h
Will he for;uSntc If he gets his confir-
NATION any time within The next three
or t-ur Wceks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
1NNITATION RECEINHD.

Grimes Battery has received arr !nvi-
tatiOH - attu1d TIE unve.lirrg Of 4 mon
umcri 10 The sigNcrs of tbs Declaration
OF Ind apendencc ut Charl"tie. y. c.. CT
May Goth, SOS. the occasion BEN. the
1871 ARMY rs"ry OF the NJ ckleriburg
Declaration of Independence. The com
pa.y has decided 10 att>nd p,' wi;led
tina; This country has no ..rouble with
ss-,n IL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.

III this issue Mr.. ". l.. Is nj rr.noun-
css tina; he Is selling n1r IN Excelsior
OH 2ll Gasoline company the highest
fire test o.! :h2t IS IN the markc;--,ive
gallons for - cents. which cannot be
S'd ny any Gaze Use fNr .lc sam price
Patent pump cans ?ur,,'sha Il with OIL
Orders can be left ut places :,.,ncd in
al. Read al. and leave v--ur ore r.