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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
Ma,n-Street Grades.

About fifteen or twenty years ago there
was great discussion about the propriety
of undertaking to grade Main street from
Fourth to Eighth.
Nearly everybody said that it ought TO
be done. but the cost and the objections
of some few property-ownersw who believed
that they would be subjected to great
losses for which they would receive no
compensation frightened the City Council
and the scheme was abandoned.
1t will probably never be revived, for the
city is at this moment putting down new
sidewalks. curbstones. and Belgian block
roadways the greater part of the distance.
We can never cease to regret that this
great thoroughfare was not graded when
the matter was agitated. Had it been the
decline from st. Adams Hall down TO the
PACE block would have been so gentle as TO
be scarcely noticeable. Now We have a
steep hill to climb and IL will always be
an obstacle to the extension of business in
that direction.
There Is llttlo or no use referring to
errors in the past unless we are to profit
by them. Looking at this part of Main
street, as we will frequently do while work
il going on there for months to come, we
are bound TO deplore the Councils lack OF
forethought in not reducing the grade
in years past. and We ought to re-
solve TO adopt a better course for Rich
mond in the future. We should fix our
grades in advance of building operations,
and TO do this we ought 10 have large
street-improvement fund and distinct.
intelligent, and progressive policy. The
lack Of 1t has cost this community mil
hons. We cannot afford to go on without
ii. We must legislate and organize in an
ticipation OF our future growth and devel-
opment. and If suitable plan cannot be
secured under our present charter it would
be well perhaps for US to ask for IN amend
ment creating board of street commits
sioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

CAyITyNM w. T., Douglas shoes are
JhU klUN warranted, aud rsffp paW
has hi, name and price stamped 0n bosioal'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
SPECIAL MEETING
OF the Board Of Education OF buckingham
County-A Protest.
fFnr Tho DlapAtchle

n, .ne Hoard Of Education OF buckingham
County-A Protest.
fFor the Dlspatch.I
A a meeting OF the County Board OF
Education OF Buckingham held at the
Courthouse August .. 1890, Trustee NJ. Z.
Tlcan in the chair, the following preamble
La rasoIntions offered by Mr.. Wiley j.
airbard were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Board of Supervisors at
,ho,r ANIMAL meeting held at buckingham
court house refused to supplement- the
salary of the county superintendent OF
schools 70 the amount that 1T has here
tofore done; and as We believe it essential
anJ ,mnortant 10 the school system that
orr superintendent should. give his Office
ali the time and attention that the law con-
templates: and as the present salary Is IN
eufI;cient and believing to be only honest
- ,,av for work that we receive: and be-
i;aryipg ttat the school system should be
entitled 10 recognition in proportion to
the work IL Is doing in educating the youth
81 Tho connty and heartily disappearing
the action of the Board Of Supervisors in
refusing TO continue the supplement;
PesoJred That we. the County Board OK
Trustees, respectfully urge aud ask tho
Board of Supervisors TO reconsider ther
action and continue the supplement- here
tofore granted. =,
2 ResoIrod, That committee Of three be
Amounted 10 present copy of these reso-
Unions TO the Board OF Supervisors. and
that a copy shall be published in the Rich
3. Resoired. That We earnestly protest
against any reduction of the superlnten-
dents salary "a hurtful 10 the school sys-
TEN without bringing any adequate return
to the people IN the reduction OF ther
taxes. GEORGE VI. POLLARD,
Clerk County Board of Education.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
MRS. WILLIAM II. pOWrps

4Vl- will resume her nisht and day clss, =,
stenography ard fypexriting sKFTKNBEkisy
Those Wishing - take lessons all rnI h.r :,
3i5 east FRANKLIN. she refers iby per,nis.'0s. =,
for twelve months Special terms for cIgt, \,
three or more. au fseclftr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
Whispered Conferences.

Our press reports slyly suggest that GER
tain whispered conferences held by the
PENNSYLVANIA senators in the Senate cham.
Der Yesterday with other senators on both
sides Of the house may not have had refer
ence to the proposed compromise in the
interest of good sense and patriotism
touching the force bill, but that then
again they may. Mr.. QUAY is sly himself,
"devilish sly" and we think it more than
probable that they had. We only hope
the outcome will be what it ought to
be for the credit of the Countrywide post
ponement and ultimate death beyond hope
of resurrection of the infamous attempt
to harry and Cypress and humiliate one
part of the American people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
MUSLIN UNDERWE K.


BE. for nice Ladies Corset Cover;
25c. for a high-neck Cambric-tucked
front and embroidered neck Corset
Cover
29c. for low-neck Corset Cover. made
of fine Cambria, Hamburg en-
broidered
Acc. for "a handsome Y front and back,
elegantly trimmed in two rows OF
embroidery lone of the incest Cor
set Covers made)
25c. for beautiful SOC. Chemise, Ham
burg yoke and beading, or trimmed
in pretty lace
See our four-tuck Ladies' Drawers at
90;
3Sc. for Ladies Drawers, tucked and
Hamburg embroidery;
SOC. for the sec. quality
See the astonishing SOC. Mother Hub
bard Gowns. tucked and beaded
yoke, with Cambria ruille
CSC. for tucked and pleated back Gown.
embroidered ruflie:
6 handsome Gowns left that were s.. 80
YOU can buy them for 8.
6 Bridal Trousseaus that were S6.9S
now 1859;
Bridal Trousseaus that were go now
S6-these contain 3 pieces;
Bargains in Pillow Shams, all thrown
out during the inventory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
Everything Goes wrous

Ia the bodily mechanism when the liver gets out
Of order. Constipation, dyspepsia, contamina-
ton Of the blood. imperfect imitation are cor
tain - snsus. Butts = easy to prevent these
consequences and remove their cause b. .
course Of Hostetser's etomsch Bltters, which
stimulates The hillary organ and regulates its
sctton. Tho direct result 4 . disappearancs Of
shoulder blade, tia nAussa, hsAdachss. yellow
mesa Of the shins furrsd look Of NE tossps. ana
sour odor Of ne besaih uhica chasassseiss lives
complaint Sound digestion and srssslas habit
Of body ere blessings sise secured By u uss Of
this celebrated restorative Of health. vnich In
6sas gaAss1tss II 6sfeky from mAisria cpl
1890 ;; q "a isissss,ss ~ ssss!ss sss
s'ssp .Aals-Wfv3g&Du
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
GENTLEM EMS FURNISHINGS.

&c. The biggest &c. worth you ever
heard Of, for 1t takes the choice of every
Gentlemans Teck Scarf in our house
that has been from l2lc. to 25c.; some
few were Acc. and &c. They are slight
ly soiled in handling.
l0c. for a Gentleman's full regular-made
English half Hose-no better to
be bought for 25c
&c. for 25c Gauze Vest;
&c. for good pair Suspenders;
80 dozen odd-sizes of zoe. Collars. sc.
warranted
Our CSC. Unlaundered Shirts for to-day
and tomorrow Acc. only-three to
customer;
Soiled Night-Robes, Sl.4S quality, 73c.
now;
See our 35c. Boys Unlaundered Shirts
Manufacturers samples Of Gentlemen
Colored Half-Hose. no two pain
alike. lie. for the soc. quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

provo a saint and Statesman one whom,
( week before, they held 10 be something
quite the reverse. This may please Mr..
0uay Just now. II has the charm Of
novelty, but We do not believe that II Will
strengthen his position in his party.
The Democrats do not approve Mr..
QUAY "as saint and statesman" but they
venture to hope that he has determined to
lead better life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

So far as the public can understand
hypnotism and mesmerism are about the
same thing. and it is interesting to note
that the French Government has positively
forbidden its army surgeons to practice it
ON the soldiers.
Many of those who allow themselves to
become subjects" are injured in health,
mental and physical, and it Is impossible
to ascertain where any good is accom-
plished. At the recent meeting of the
British Medical Association at Birming-
ham it was conceded that the use of bypo-
tisr ought to be confined to medical men.
and its practice for purposes OF amuse-
ment OF gain prohibited. Public mesme-
rism-medlcsl, philan.hropic. or CONNER
cial-was pronounced degrading and dis
pustingn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
EXCURSIONS. sc.

DEATS THEM ALL,
I'D AND PROBABLY THE LAST,
GRAND CURsION-SrRAMER ARIEL.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP TO NOR
FOLK, OLD POINT. and NEWPORT NEWS.
ONLY sL5Q ROUND TRIP To VIRGINIA
BEACH
NO TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS.
TOMORROW Saturday, NIGHT. August 10,
MOONLIGHT on THE JAMES.
Look at this schedule, Leaves Richmond
Saturday night. August 10Th. at 10 O'Clock sharp :
arrives at Newport News at q A. NJ. Old Point at
IA. NJ, and Norfolk at s A. N. Leaves Norfolk
sunday at p. NJ. Old Point at 5 z. IT.. and New
mort News at $50 y. NJ. Arrives at Richmond at
i230 o'clock sunday night. Tickets also good 10
return the following Tuesday, August 18Th. Ample
time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach, Ocean View,
Hampton, Soldiers Home. &c. Ladies saloon
reserved for them exclusively. Elegant meals
ana refreshments on steamer Beats them all.
WE 90 RAIN OR saINE.
sus-st VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

Thirteen minutes have been chopped of
the record for stcaming across the Allan.
tic. and the leadership is transferred from
the Inman Line TO the White Star. This is
the result of race that ended at Sandy
Hook the day before Yesterday.
The log of tho Teutonic shows That she
covered 2, SOC knots in five days nineteen
hours and five minutes. and that of the In
man ship, New York, indicates that she
travelled 2,7ol knots in five days twenty
two hours and seven minutes. Both YES
sells beat their own best previous runs. and
the Teutonic smashed the record Of the
| City of Paris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
LESTER ENDORSED.

BE IL resolred by This meeting. That the
course of our present representative IN
Congress, the Hon. =. G.. Lester. is hereby
most heartily endorsed and approved. and
while we desire our delegates to go to the
district convention which meets at Rocky
Mount on the 2sth of August untramelled
and free to act as they may deem best. for
the interest of the Democratic party OF the
Fifth district, after a full and free inter.
change of opinions with the delegates OF
the whole district we deem il not i'm
proper or impolitic to express the firm be
lief that the denomination of Posey u.
Lester will be the best and wisest that can
be made, the one most likely TO give salts,
faction TO the great mass OF the people OF
the district, and one that will beyond all
doubt insure success at the coming cleo
ton in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
A Virginia Centenarian.

lit is not one Of the secrets OF census the Dis
match would like 20 know the name and address
OF the oldest white person listed by tho enume-
rators IA Virginia. Was any white mao or wo-
man found who claimed to be a hundred !-Rteh-
mond Dispdteh.
Mr.. Robert Speer. of Speer's Ferry, ten
miles west of this place. is one hundred and
three years old. Sam. Dykes (coloredD. who
lives on Little Moccasin, near this place, is
one hundred and eighteen years old. Is
there another county in the State of Vir-
GINA that can beat it?--ScoH County Ban
Rer.
Very good; but where is the evidence
that either man is of the age stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
EDUCATIONAL

NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE APP.
IN POINTED 20 eli The gscan' CHArp M
NATHEaA TICS IT kICFMJSD O 5fIPcs o.,
ths noxt session tJvits wriiten sppne .,!on. nd,
testimonial, until the tfH vF sEfTExBgR. Al.
dress r. PukYgAk, Chsi man u ITO psrai,,
Richmond, Va. ,3Y.Dssss'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
WRITTEN OPINIONS.
ARRIVING CAPITALISTS
Admit FarmvllIe's Advantages as Field
for Investment.


for Investment.
rCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispacth.l
FaRMvILLE, August II, 1890.
The mornings train brought goodly
number of capitalists. Among them are
the following gentlemen: w. II. Pace. f.
X. Stamps, F.. B. Barbee, W. Smithdeal. OF
Raleigh, n. c.; J. s. Steward. of Alfalfa,
Ala; j. d. Whitaker. l.. l.. Cochran. ii.
Il. Campbell, of Fort Payne, Ala, and
George West, of Birmingham. Ala. also.
j. G. Cassell, division superintendent Of
the Norfolk and Western railroad. These
gentlemen are conservative and far-seelng.
and at once acknowledge the natural adj
yantages of Farmville and the district adj
iacent for liberal investment. The fore
noon has been spent by them from the
time of their arrival in riding over the
fields Of coal and ore, and in visiting the
famous Lithia.
PERSONAL.
Colonel Il. b. Berkeley is confined to his
home by reason of severe sickness.
Misses Myrtis and Edna Davis are home
from their visit to Cumberland county.
Mrs. A. Ii. Porter returned Yesterday
from York county. Her son. MIR. Willie
Porter, who Is medical student of Rich
mond. accompanied her.
Another hop was given at the Mckinney
House last night. Informal. but greatly
eujoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

BY recent order of the War Department
Companies i and of each infantry regi-
ment are to be consolidated with the other
eight companies.
The explanation is that so many officers
are detailed for the recruiting service, as
military instructors at colleges. &C., it is
seldom that the necessary number are
present for duty.
The public has been of the opinion that
the United States'has more officers than it
knows what to do with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
ORKNEY SPRINGS.
sHENANDoAH COUNTY. "a.

SUMNER RESORT for health and Plsss1v,,ee W.
Tho finest climate 10 the mountains OF y, ,,.r
GinisA Climate vsry saiubrious and irs 70 IN.
foga Average nssu temperature very ""
ring the entire summer mopthA -,.a
Tho large number OF Different spr'nss In :
and controlled By ths company mss ..c,,on
popular resort OF ell this highly-fa'ofs'
Of the United StAssx n,,.
Pure spuue-vassr perfect drslnast or IA
dies and gentlemen. bowlin s-ai e'sv rsInIas
courts, largest winning. pool In The ~ ss,snd.
etc. Good livery. excsiisnf orcnesnso - 100
auee during the summer. Hotel ~ he nceee
acreo VI extent ombrscing some u
mountain SCENERY In the country.
For circulars aad tnsns address u.,ssae
" N-eodlas E.W. RvANs n.---.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
DR.. PRYOR'S WILL
Admitted to Probate-J. Il. Epes. Execu-
tor--Dr. Sydnor's VIII Also.
Observation-Disclosures OF the Richmond Illapatch.l

tor-Dr Svdnor's VIII Also.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatrh.1
BLAcEsroSE. Va, August IA. 1890.
The will of Rev. Theodorick Pryor, ID. d.,
was admitted to probate on Monday last
in the County Court of this county. Mr..
James +. Epes is the executor therein
named, whom the Doctor had known init
mately from his infancy and having such
confidence in his integrity. rare intelli-
gance, and business qualifications, direct
ed that no security should be required on
his executorial honda well-deserved
compliment from high source.
Arather strange coincidence was the fact
that the will of the late Rev. 4. W. Sydnor
was probated at the same time.
DoCroEs' DoISGs.
DR.. l.. Il. Spencer, OF Manchester. will
locate here in a few weeks for the purpose
Of engaging in the drug business. He is
having erected neat and substantial
business-house.
Dr. W. J. Harris, OF this place, has
been called to see Misses Lucy and Clara
Booth, who are i'll with fever ut their
home, in James City county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
THE ENGINE AND COACH
on the Track on the Rock Alum Narrow
Gauge-Two Persons Hurt.

Gauge-TWO PerBonS Hurt.
Especial telegram TO tho Dspatch.l
GOSHEN, Va, August H.-As the Victoria
and Western train was on Its return trip
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs this
morning about o'clock one Of the brake
beams on the engine came down. throwing
the engine aud coach of the track.
Engineer Robert Curtis and Fireman Layi
were very badly hurt. There were about
twenty-five passengers on the train. none
of whom were hurt, but were very badly
shaken up. Superintendent Brown re.
ports that everything will be all right and
trains will be running as usual by O'Clock.
This is the first accident on this road sincs
it has been under the present manage.
ment. Several Richmond gentlemen were
in the wreck. but escaped without q
scratch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

Reading notices 10 reading matter type. I've
lines or less. 81; 10 noDpariei loaded, 75c.
Card Of rstcs for moro space furnished on APP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

The CALIFORNIA Republicans. while de-
handing force bin for the protection OF
the negroes of the South, insist that the
Chinese shall be absolutely excluded from
this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
POLITICAL.


Take this thing Of pensions. told 3
eatbssing Of Union eoldiers not long ego
That Z " yebelg hed known how many of
them NJ hsd crippled We would hsvs raj
ss :Is sSss = sas% es ,s y ~ w gs y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

Only fifteen cases of insanity are traceable
to the Johnstown disaster, so says the re-
port of the Pennsylvania State Committee
on Lunacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

sr,rv and J. W. Lawuon. Of Isle Of Wight.
are prominently mentioned;
BEN. Cross (colored), aged about thirteen
years, was run over 10y Dy ars S.d 90 h mg
one Of his legs being crushed.
on' - ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15

1t is admitted. semi-of1cially. thai the
population of France, If not actually de-
creasing, is at a stand-still
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
UNIVERSITY 0E YIRGNLL..

SHARIOTTI~NfLL Va
1irfy serfntn session Begins N.' IHt Na..H"H
Science. Lss. Hcticiuo aut fuafls y. 'itlI rnr.
40 Mechanical Enginserinf. iarrti.rT F1.k
Phvti-s. HioIogy, Anatomy. lis'0'.rf. Ian..H
Knaussflag snt Assayilg. rfpifU'f h"n N..t
tuiflou la The litcfaFf ard Slfat r. flff.f
siire. As Above Wa. N. Th0rlol, llA.rra ff fIt.
lily 6-dooiijy i9,SAu 3-eoltNuil
rtv 4-uIV 4yfsEAu fxfHI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
ALLIANCE WARE HOUSE.
Charter Adopted and Petersburg Selected.
An Alliance Candidate.

Cnbrtcr A0Opteu ana fctcfsDurk SoicCteos
An Alliance Candidate.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. II
PETERSBURG. Va. August IA. 1890.
A meeting of the representatives OF the
alliances in the several counties adjacent
and tributary to Petersburg was held here
to- day in the hall over the Tobacco Ex-
change. The counties Of Chesterfield,
Prince George, Dinwiddie. and Sussex were
represented, aud delegates from other
counties would have been present also but
for the fact that very brief notice of the
meeting was given. Another and fuller
meeting, however, will be held hereafter
for the confirmation OF the action OF IT,
day. A charter was adopted. and it was
decided to establish cooperative or al
lance warehouse in Petersburg as the
most central point for this section.
Mcssrs. Frank Clements and Butler Ma
homo invested 5000 in Salem real estate
short while since. They sold to-day for
$1,000 cash, thus netting 1900 each.
Other Petersburg investors made hand
some pro6ts.
OFT FOR TAzEwELL.
General William Malone and his son
Butler Malone left to-day for Tazeweil
county, where both Of them, the General
especially, are largely interested IN pro-
perty and tho improvementsin contsmpls-
ton there.
his reported hare that Il any nomins:
ton for Congress h made IN The Second
distfact thu Farneee' Alliance VII presa
ono q their representative y The oon.:
otcsion the names q Dr. - " Holt. os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
FRANK HUME TO SPEAK OUT.
He VIII Not he an Independent Candi-
date for Congress.

date for Congress.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspstch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August "a, 1890.
Itisannounced. and from good authority.
that Frank Hume will publish card in a
day or two stating that he will not be an
independent candidate for Congress, and
that he never intended to be. If he does
SO General Lee will have no opposition,
and his election will be a walk-over. as the
Republicans only hope of electing their
candidate was 10y taking advantage
of split in the Democratic ranks.
Indeed il is very doubtful whether they
will put candidate IN the field, even 1t
Mr.. Hume does announce himself as an
independent candidate, "a it is understood
that Hon. Park AGnew will not enter INTO
the congressional race again, and he Is the
only man in the district that would have a
ghost" Of chance. SO that IT seems That
General Lee will go into Congress without
opposition.
WRITTEN OPINIONS.
The County Board of Supervisors OF a
meeting Yesterday made no definite plans
for the improving of the county roads. but
passed resolutions asking the citizens Of
the county for written opinions as 10 the
best way to improve them. They also de-
termined to publish the annual accounts
of the county and adjourned until the 18th
instant. when the road question VIII be
taken up again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
MEETINGS.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
IA stockholders OF tho WAkM.sPRlNd s-s Al
LEY COMPANY will De held at the once OF inc
company, in Pace building. Richmond, "a, al IL
NJ. FRIDAY. August ~. 1890.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
iy 29-td {. L. WELLFOkD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
SISSsILLlEsIja|;I

Orer 50 ProfSssors anL 90 ..9as,, ..
Academic. Llfrflfurs. G.r. fna4.H INI. 60.
Throls xcai. frce tuition aud free Oh Il We t.s
law. f-nf Professors. Ner luiilast. l-rf
Medical. H1se rli acrnmrHffarra 90 r-.f D. fr b.
Mental. Flll itCa ~. er. i'.nf fllQrr1f nrF N =
pharmaceutical flh t0uflr ~ i1ltfl .'ill.
Fnairsering. Caifses n DIfll. Ne Al. FlHk
~sr'ny snl Manual lclhral -sy Tao iii ns. - a
x5.c...e..e address Hiis Williams, Nashville, lra3
ga. 81 .....ss..H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-15
OCEAN-vIEW HOTEL.

This weli-tnown SEASIDE RESORT 10 now
open 20 the public Eighs mites from Norfolk.
BATHING unsxcsiisd, perfect security, no aa.
on the Atlantic coss,: posu Win All equipment
supplied Tue JENKINS TRASsFEK cohPA-
NJ. In Norfolk. will give special attention 70 eu1
guests. Address
nv 22sm OCEAN Yisw "