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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-07
nFRITz" AT THE MAODoNoUGR.
An Attraction That Opens on Monday
Night,
same date.

J. K. Emmett, who is rapidly making a
reputation equal to that of his famous
father will play tomorrow and Tuesday
evening at the Macdonough Theater, Oak
land, in ''Fritz in Madhouse."
The play gives Emmett a chance to
yodle, sing and dance in way that recalls
the Fritz who played to thousands in every
city on this continent. A number of the
songs in Fritz in Madhouse" are of EN-
NETT Jr's own composition, and are said
to have all the elements of popularity in
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Scheel Again Conducts.

The Philharmonic Society will give a
concert next Wednesday at Odd Fellows
Hall under the dictatorship of Fritz Scheel.
The programme will include Schuberts
'Rosamunde' overture, three numbers
from Moskowski's suite, "The Nations, !"
Haydn's lie Midi" symphony, Largo
(Handel) AMI Strauss waltz.
The society will be assisted by Miss
Regina Newman, mezzo-soprano.
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the latest songs and sayings, and new and
the production. Some genuine plantation
melodies will be introduced besides more
solid numbers. The authors have aimed
to make the piece as bright and lively as
possible, and "Little Robinson Crusoe"
will be put up for a rum
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-07

| Originally there were no seats III the
great cathedrals and medieval churches.
| Worshipers stood or knelt The first inno-
walton was the introduction of small pieces
| of cloth to keep the feet or knees from con-
| tact with the cold stone floors.
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Crocker,s New Dfrectory.

handsome City Directory has just been
issued from the press of the II. S. Croker Com
pany. 1t includes map of the city and county
OF San Francisco, is well illustrated, bound and
the present volume, which will make 1t a use
full adjunct TO any library, office, store or home.
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The Great Ysaye Coming.

1t is stated to be now definitely settled
that Ysaye will visit California. He is
booked to open in San Francisco on May L.
The famous violinist says he never ex-
poets to visit America again, and has an
earnest desire to see the Pacific Coast be-
fore leaving this country.
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1.-THE LIGHTNING,s FLASH"

Another Realistic MelOdrama at MOrosco's
0pera-House.
Tomorrow evening Morosco's Opera
house will see the first production in
America of Arthur Shirley's realistic
drama, 1.-THE Lightning's Flash" This
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them that those of his father contained.
The supporting company is spoken highly
of, little Baby Sinnot in particular being
star that never fails to delight the audi
ence.
The sale of seats begins tomorrow at
popular prices. "The Girl l Left Behind
Me" is the next attraction,
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Nav Irwin will be q stellar attraction next
season.
Ada Lewis, the original though Girl" is still
with Peter F. Daley
L.R. stockwel will return to San Francisco
on August IL for an eight weeks engagement
at the Columbia Theater.
Andrew Mack, composer OF more than hun
dred songs, is member of P. F. Daley com
pany, which will present "a Country Sport IN
this city.
Murray and Mack have decided to cancel
their. san Francisco engagement in order to
take rest before opening their next season at
Indianapolis in "Finnigan's Ball"
NOTHING NEW YET
anything new to be seen at the theaters
now?"
"Great Scott, no! The spring bonnets won't
be out before Easter, man."-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Robert Downing is reported as saying; next
season 1 shall go in for producing plays. eX-
pect to have one from Sardou. 1 shall also APP
pear as an Indian in play called The Nara
gansetts.'" But what much more successful
Indian Robert would make ii he could get some
of his too-solid flesh tomelt.
Ever since the Trilby craze began ALI Hay
man, general manager of all Charles Frohman's
attractions, has been studying French He
recently dropped into New York restaurant
with the purpose of making splurge for the
benefit of his friends at other tables, and or
dered his dinner from the garcon in French.
The waiter returned in twenty minutes with
seven kinds OF potatoes.
The performance of my Aunt Bridget"
which took place at Niblo's a week ago, was the
last theatrical entertainment that will ever be
given in that historic place OF amusement.
The old playhouse is to be demolished, together
with the rest of the Metropolitan Hotel prop
erty, to make way for the office building which
Henry o. Hsvemeyer proposes TO erect on the
site:which he recently purchased.
Niblo's Garden was opened by William Niblo
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RIpIoULBS ANGLOMANIACs.
1.-THE Bathing Girl" Which Is Coming to
the Baldwin.

the Baldwin,
The present week is supposed to be one
of abstinence from the pomps and varieties
of this wicked world, and though the
theaters here do not close entirely on
Good Friday and Holy Saturday, as is the
custom in so many countries, their man
ayers have apparently compromised mat
tiers by righteously retaining from putting
on any startling novelties whereby the
rigid observers of Lent might be overmuch
tempted to stray from the paths of. self
denial and abstinence from theatergoing.
Easter Mond ay, however, will be marked
by a sudden burst of activity in the theat-
rical world, and the theater-goer will be
puzzled to choose between a number OF
Ii ght and bright attractions.
The Baldwin Theater, which is closed all
this week, will reopen on April Is with
"The Bathing Girl, " of which the Whitney
Opera Company recently gave its first per
formance on any stage, in Denver about
four weeks ago. The book of this musical
extravaganza is by Robert Hughes and the
Girl" pokes fun at those Americans who
are fond of aping the English aristocracy.
1t is extremely modern, and most of the
action passes in New York and Newport.
The costumes in the new extravaganza
are of the seaside variety, and are said to
be pretty and striking. There are summer
suits, bathing suits, outing fannels, tennis
costumes, bicycle outfits, both feminine
and masculine. The members of 1.-THE
Fencing Master" company are cast in
THE Bathing Girl" as follows:
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play has won renown in England as a
melodrama of more than ordinary power,
and it will give an opportunity to exhibit
the versatile talents of Morosco's company.
"The Lightning's Flash" will also herald
the temperance of Miss Nina Gleason,
who will take the part of native Austria
Ian girl.
There are many novel features in the
performance. In one scene the heroine,
adrift in a canoe, is about to go over real
waterfall, but is saved from her perilous
position by the dusky maiden.
The following is the incident upon which
the title of the play is based: Stephen
Merrick, young mining engineer OF Aus
tralia, has a quantity of treasure hidden.
The villain tries to extort from him the
secret of its hiding place, and puts him to
torture, finally destroying his sight, in
stead of hanging him, as was at first in
tended. The hero, blinded and half dead,
is left tied to tree. Suddenly storm
gathers and binding fash of lightning
passes before the face of the engineer and
restores his sight The incident is founded
upon fact, as collier in Staffordshire had
his sight restored by a vivid lightning
fash, paralysis of the optic nerve being re-
moved by the excessive brightness to
which he was exposed.
The cast is as follows:
Stephen Merrick, young mining engineer.....
Observation-Disclosures. II. Coulter Brinker
Toby Gander, a digger, his chum. William Burress
Gordon Garville, an adventurer- $50. E. ]. Holden
Jim Bargiss, keeper of drinking saloon .......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Harry Benrimo
Dick Durham, bushranger ..........W. L. Gleason
Pesirtratus Bum, a scrivener. Frank Wyman
Tom Ballater, deaf as post Leslie
T RoB R EofhsT dggers k p stoe
Bill Guy, bushranger. ......-....... J. Fadden
Zu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nina Gleason
Selma Snack Helen Henry
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Andrew Mack, composer Of more than nun
bred songs, is a member of P. F. Daley com
pany, which will present "a Country Sport III
this city.
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Murray and Mack have decided to cancer
their San Francisco engagement in order TO
take rest before opening their next season at
Indianapolis in "Finnigans Ball"
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L. R. StockweI will return to San francisco
on August 70 for an eight weeks engagement
at the Columbia Theater.
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Miss Terriberry ............ Miss Dorothy Morton
Mrs Jones. Miss Bertha Bayliss
Mrs Braune .................. Miss Marion Langdon
Mrs Smythe ..........-.......Miss Florence Alva
An Old Woman. ................ Miss Louise Bryant
J. Klingsbury Bolts. William Stephens
Lord FitZpoodle. Oscar Girard
Mr.. Ward David Terrence
Mr.. Peal II. Arthur Lieblee
A Policeman L. J. Alden
a oIbcI. i. " bfieu
Salesladies. Misses Tufts Kamman, Previne, May
Statesmen. Messrs. West, Griggs, OBrien
Chorus, including men and women of leisure,
bathers, bicyclists, college Students shoppers and
humanity generally.
The production is made by A. NJ. Hol-
brook. The orchestra will be under the
leadership of Senior a. Tomasi.
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NoTHING NEW ~.
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"knything new to be seen at the theaters
now?"
"Great Scott, no. The spring bonnets won't
be out before Easter, man. "-Chicago Inter
OoaoD
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Nav Irwin will be stellar attraction next
season.
Ada Lewis, the original though Girl" is stu
with Peter F. Daley.
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@S IN SEPARATE SKIRTS; CHEvIoT
dBO.OO. Serges; lined throughout with fns
Percaline; organ-piped back; actual value Sc.
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Nua,da, Evenings ;rc,

Sunday AFTERNOON Il fire started ia
the rear of II b. Wright's store,
$40 Church street, aud spread rap
idly up tho ceiling to the second
floor, which was occupied by Mrs.
Nlollle Roberts. s drcssmaker. From
1 second story Of 3i6 the flames
spread 20 the adjoining house, occu
yled by Mr.. t. Pruschanskin.
The apartments OF Mrs. Roberts
were completely Quilted aud her
household goods, SIS well rs n mum
Der Of dresses belonging to custom.
ers, were consumed. Mrs. Fish. the
mother of Mrs. Roberts, Ind mar
row escape through the blindlue
smoke, MS she was removing n sick
child. Her clothing caught fire, but
was put out before much damage
was done. This family lost every
thing and hive no insurance. The
stock OF groceries Of Mr.. Wright was
total loss, his damage being about
SeUO, which WAS insured.
Iruschanskin's furniture is almost
total loss and his stock badly dam
aged, amounting to probably 81, 900,
on which he had no insurance.
The buildings were owned by
Mr.. LagorH aud were damaged
about $1,000, which is covered by
insurance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
MUNYON'S MANY FRIENDS
All Approve His New Ideas
The Eminent Professor Ably Sup
ported in His Fight for
Humane Methods.

Urs Esynor. OF 792 East One II-ndrod
and Forty-iifth street New York city,
Gays: II have suffered terribly from Dys-
Sepsis in tho worst form. Tho iightcst-
diet produc ed death like sickness.
Ad led to this | HAD severe attack of
atheumatism. with swelling OF tho limbs
an excruciating pain. My heart became
Hueetcd and was sinking so rapidly
from exhaustion that my physicians
Eavo my Gaze up as hopeless. at this
Zine Ar. Kaynor brought mo some of
aiunYon Remedies and encouraged me
30 try them The benefit from their use
vas Miraculous. ! Approved III once and
vas out OF danger in a few days. My i'm
prOyemCnt WAS continuous and now
can thank PROFESSOR Mrnvon Tor Il COM
ptete aud wonderful cure
munyon's rheumatism euro IL guaraG-
sccd 10 cure rheumatism Ill any part Of
she BODY. Acute or muscular 1heumu-
SIN cured in from one TO five DAYS. Il
nevor fails TO cure sharp. shooting pains
In the arms. leSe. sides, back or breast
or soreness i'll any part OF tho body i'll
from Que to three hours. Ii is guaran-
Seed to promptly cure lamenoss. stun and
FNollcn joints, st II back. and all pains m
rhc hips and lOin5. Chronic rheumatism,
rciatica lumbago or pain III the back IL 8
49, edily Curod
Munyon HON opathic Home Remedy
Go, of Philadelphia. puts up specifies
for nearly every disease. which are
sold by nll'druggists mostly for p cents
bottle.
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LOCAL NEWS CONDENSED.
Large Ideas Compressed to Suit
a Busy Man.
A CARGO OF BIRTHSTONE,
Book Of Job Discussed. Sent On
to Grand Jury. A Slight Fire.
Fleet of Schooncrs. Char
ter Granted. Common
Council Tonight.

a largo fleet Of schooners WAS in
Hampton Roads yesterday morning.
The revenue cutter Hamilton is
undergoing repairs at Graves ship
yard.
There was q we'll attended meeting
OF the Third Ward Democratic Club
last night.
The Common Council will meet
tonight and Will again act Oh the
new liquor ordinance.
Fanny Rice will appear at the
Academy of Music February goth
for the benefit of the lIiks.
Judge Hnnckel granted Yesterday
charter to the ST. Joseph's (coi.
ored) Benevolent Society.
Mr. &. w. Adams, who for the past
two weeks has been confined to his
home by sickness, Is convnlescent.
Bishop Randolph preache ell AN able
sermon to Il very large congregation
ut Christ Church Sunday morning,
There was slight fire IL kitchen
III the rear Of row Of frame houses
on Brewer street Sunday afternoon.
The Methodist ministers held n
meeting yesterday OF interest, which
was well attended. There were sew
eral visitors.
These who are to take part IN the
cantata OF Belshazzar met last night
ut O'Clock at the Freemason Street
Baptist Church.
Frank Peace, who is under in
dictment for felonious assault wns
Yesterday bailed III $500, with Frank
Stlth as surety,
The Chamber of Commerce will
hold an adjourned nunual meeting
this evening at G:30 O'clock to com
piete organization.
Mr.. John Houston, Il mariner, OF
New York, was yesterday married TO
Miss Lille Havener, of this city, by
Lev. +. ". Ritz, Jr.
The book Of dob was discussed at
the nesting OF the young people at
the First Baptist Church last night
by DIR. Black well, OF elizabeth City.
The British steamship Saudhill,
Capt. Williams, has arrived from
Girgentl, Italy, with 10j tons of
birthstone Tor the chemical works
at Pinner's Point.
John Il. Thomas, who broke into
A.'S StpA VI ILL. L.. "a. L. ~ y.
2U2 Main street, and stole five gold
watches, was sent on to the grind
jury yesterday by the Police jus.
tlce.
At the meeting of The Baptist
ministers yesterday resolution was
adopted, expressing the sympathy
Of the conference 10 Rev. j.. i. Love
on account of the death Of his IA =
Their.
The first meeting OF the partici.
pants i'll the kirmess, shortly to be
given i'll this city, was held ut the
Masonic Temple yesterday after
noon. 4 full ATTENDANCE was pres
ent.
Judge Hanokel having decided not
TO set aside the verdict of the Jury
imposing IL fine of SlO0 against q. \ d.
Mcrrell tor violating the liquor law,
capias was Issued for hts arrest
yesterday.
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FACT.
The Kind Of Sheep He Used Combs
On.

The Kind OF Sheep He Used Combs
On.
An old dilapidated son of Liam
strolled into one OF our prominent
uptown drug stores yesterday and,
after Galnly trying to purchase two
cents worth of "compathetic" pills
and finally paving five cents for a
dose. he. III saunteriuG ont, sped
case Of combs and requested To
see them closer.
The obhging clerk handed him
severn! Of the cheaper sort ard, after
trying strength on bis thumb, Uncle
Josh remarked:
Desc yer amt strong enough to
comb sleeps wool.
Clerk-"Cortalnly not. Thov are
intended for people, not sheep"
Unolo Josh Amt they? /
thought they was"
Clerk --"Non don't mean to saw
you comb sleeps wool, do yon?"
Uncle Josh-"Oh. yes, Boss; in
cose does.
Clerk "Why-I-you don't say
so? Why DO you do it? What kind
grass"
"Uncie Josh-"No, BOSS; dose
dat Craze on corn bread and III"
lie clerk tumbled.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
THE GIRLS HOME.
Annual Meeting and Election OF
Officers.

Annual Meeting and Election vi
Officers.
Tho annual meeting of tho Girls
Home was held Yesterday in the
parlors of the home at il o'cl och
IL, m.
The reports OF the retiring officers
were read and approximation which
the meeting went into the election
OF officers for the ensuing year, with
the following results: Mrs. Wm.
Lauder, president Mrs. Luther
Sheldon, first vice. president; Miss
Ield, second vico president; Mrs.
Il. White, third vice president; Mrs.
Cohn, fourth vice PRESIDENT; Mrs,
Joseph Lane, fifth vice president
Mrs. Hnllett, treasurer; Miss Amelia
Brouehton, corresponding secretary
Miss Bertio Ames, recording score
tary: Mrs. John Old, chairman En-.
Pertaining Committee; Miss Reid,
chnlrmnn Press Committee; Mrs.
Nlmmo, chairman on admission
Mrs. Cecil, chairman Finance Com
mittee; Mrs. White, in charge OF
home.
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NoIicc TO- 1,nr,.,..r

Notice is given by the Lighthouse
Board that light vessel No. 81 has
broken away from her moorinus.
about twelve miles south southwest
erly OF Davis New South ShoaI
She will be replaced at the earliest
practical moment. This notice affects
the list of lights and fog signals. At.
antlc and Gulf coasts, 1874. page 81
No ZIG, and the list of beacous ana
buoys, second lighthouse district,
1871, pAge u,
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Executors sale Of :, to;trgo Lot of
Fihufcd Oysters III York River,

Va.
II. r. Warren, executor of Bar
nett Jones, deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction, at Mt. Folly.
IN james City county, commencing
ut II III. 10 day, hundreds of bush
els of oysters planted on some of
the best grounds III Virginia. On
Thursdays the 9TH instant, lie will sell
at Buslck's Point. in York county,
Va, where Capt. Thomas Lucas re
sides, commencing ut Il m, Capt.
Barnett Jones unexpired lease of
twenty five acres of oyster ground
ut the mouth of Queens Greek, with
the oysters on same, supposed to he
10000 bushels, between three and
four years old.
Second-Ihe unexpired lease of
fifty acres of oyster ground near
Iron Point, having on it about
10000 bushels Of oysters. three years
old.
Third-Ihe unexpired lease for
tue residue OF the oyster ground in
York county which has been assign
ed to Capt. Barnett Jones. contain
ing scattered oysters.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05

Mrs. Emily Inorne, who resides
Mt Toledo, Washington, says she has
never been able to procure anv
medicine for rheumatism that re.
iieyes the pain so quickly and
eftectunlly es Chamberlgins Pain
Balm, and that she Has also used it
for lame back with great success.
For sale by MI druggists.
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NmiIh lsIIcrcii.

The following suits were yester-
day entered III the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Court Of Law and
Chancery:
Il. j.. Briggs VI. G. S. Briggs, for
the recovery of debt of 1896. ".
Marine Bank VS.. q, S. Briggs, for
debt of 81 300
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05

MIR. w. j. Gardner, chief clerk Mt
the, Lexington Hotel, Richmond,
Va, recommends Quratol for skin
diseases. lie has used it with sue.
cess
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W ASAi = ~ y ia tO4l htAltl. AILfG II Y
the palms OF the h.uus aui other mart.
OF th body. Hood Ssrsapati.la. lilo
great bloot purifier. cures salt rhcum
HOODS pins aro the lest aftcr-dinne ar
PMS assist Digestion, cure headache 2jc
>ubscrihrr. NorfuIi. ANA I'ort,
mouth Telephone f:>ciun.c.
llease add to Your list the follow.
ing names and nuiAbers:
100 Bnrrow, j ", residence.
7lG Field. Or /. L, residence.
Gil Southern Machinery Compa-
ny.
700 Rowland Commission compa.
ny.
5l7 Small, Sam W, residence.
5l9 Powell, Il t ~ Go.
5i6 Hothcimcr, NJ < co.
jJG Ola, w II.
7G2 Newton Mrs Betty I, resi-
7S2 Hughes, Robert NJ, residence.
7Si St. Nlnccnts Hospital (Bath
DepArtment.
60 Reynolds, J NJ n Co.
I63 Union Milling Go.
CHS Stewart, a y, agent.
1O7 Styron Fence Co.
rs Cannon, Edward j.
1S6 Johns Brothers.
TO5 Baird, Edward Il. Tr.
700 DeJarnette ~ Strudwick.
76l Meeklus. j q Jr, X Co,
736 a ~ ID Ry Go.
167 Friedman, III.
7S3 Lawrence ~ Holmes
552 Norfolk X Carollnu Chemical
Co. -
100 Jenkins ~ Page.
2l2 Ramsay, Mrs Q &, residence.
40 Gale, } d, residence.
5oS Todd, John II, residence.
'SI Carpenter a leebIos,
G32 Water Work. Pumping Sta
non,
PORTSMOUTH.
9l2 Parker, j 7 y Bro.
1911 Jones, Geo W, residence.
$50 Hitch, Frank.
1872 Bendall ~ Walton.
j. W. CREWS, Manager.
fcb3 2t
iiOma= lsicc nntrd.
Ltun
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Now Nori, 1rnlo ounr,c,tc.

Lovers OF good music will have m
opportunity to hear n first class
performance at the Y. NJ. 9. 4. Hall
To night by the New York AIulo
Quartette, assisted by Miss Marion
Short, delightful reader, who has
won golden opinions from some OF
the best cities i'll the country. The
4uaricite sung al Gruuoy Sire ct
Methodist and Irecmuson Stree t
BAPTIST churches Sunday aud great
ly pleased those who were present.
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\ $t,in,vuy Piano.

Possessing a lovely singing quality
OF and an artistic touch, can be
bought for 500.
The Hume MINOR Co..
l0i Main street.
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lrWin's Twin City Express

VI. 7. IRWIN & CO. pROPRlETORS.
CFFlCE 1851 WATER 81. NORFOLK. VA
Ample facilities for hauling ANYTHING
10 and iromGnywhere in the three cities
2eiephone No. i. Charges reasonable
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A|ANTED-Ar Once, FIFTEEN WHITE
" stone cutters piece work work ten hours
pr lay; arm - TO $50 per day. y. Il. COOK,
iej-iw7
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iiouG= isicc nntrd.
Five thousand bushels highest
market price. IL. T.. Owen, 275.
277, 279 Wtaer street.
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THE PRESS CLUB
Organized Yesterday, With Mr.. j.
a. Daloy as President.

q. Dalov as President.
About twenty members OF the
newspaper fraternity OF Norfolk aud
Portsmouth gathered in the ollice
of MIR. j. III. Marshall, real estate
operator, III The NIRGINlAN build
ing, yesterday afternoon OF 1 o'clock
TO complete the organization OF the
Norfolk end Portsmouth Press
Club.
Every paper in the two cities was
represented, md the outlook for "a
successful organization is very good.
AT the beginning there will be about
thirty five members.
After the adoption of @ consti tn
ton and by laws the following OIL
GERS were elected;
MK. j. y. DALBY, or THE vlRd1NIAN,
president; MIR. Charles Il. Bland. of
the Portsmouth Star, vico president;
MIR. Hugh NJ. Murray, of the Land
mark, treasurer; Joseph IL. Mar.
tin, secretary.
The constitution provides that nc.
tive members must bc connected
with the press of Norfolk or sur
rounding towns as editors, publish.
ers, proprieiors, reporters, artists.
correspondents or business mana
gers or accredited correspondents of
newspapers published outside Of the
city.