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Children In Danger.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
Last evening when on Capitol Hill BE-
tween Maryland avenue and E street
northeast I came up with two groups OF
white children, one boy of sixteen with
a girl perhaps fifteen; the other group
young girl with two boys, all about four
teen years of age. The conduct of these
two groups excited my attention at some
distance. AS drew near to them they be-
gan to avoid me, but curiosity led me to
follow them along II street toward StE,
where l came up with them. The first
group of two had their arms around each
other the cloak Of the girl being large
enough for both herself and her young
lover. The girl IN the second group had her
arms around the necks of the two boys.
and they had both their arms around her.
1t was dusk, between 9 and $50, and when
1 came up to them they changed their at
titude somewhat They all stopped. l stop
ped and locked at them. In the dim light
from street lamp a hundred feet off I
could not clearly see the faces OF any one
of them. By their dress they were of re-
spectacle parentage. That this parentaEe
may save their children from terms in the
reform school and house of the good shep-
herd respectively, l have thus written to
you, and give you the colloquy that fol-
lowed my coming up with them:
well, have you done locking at us?'
mo, / nave not. / have stopped, how
ever, to learn of you if this is the way all
young children behave in East Washing
TOM
mo. 1t is not, but It is the way we be-
have and 1t is none Of your business"
these answers being given in turn by two
of the boys, the arms Of the several sets.
however, being unraveled. as it were.
We'll" 1 replied. quietly taking out n
pencil and a newspaper from my pocket,
you young ladies and gentlemen will. pre-
sumo, have no objection 10 giving me your
names and where you liver
',rhe devil you say" or words TIC that ef-
feet The girls. shriekins. started On a rapid
run toward Sth street and the boys after
them, and then down that street to D.
They may yet be running; 1t seemed as If
they never wanted to stop!
This is written that the parents of these
ami of other childr en- roaming thus III
twilight hours may have their eyes opened
to q danger that lies close to those very
dear to them. "A hint to the wise is suffi-
cicnt" s. w. c.
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FOR sAIE-wIIL SACRIFICE. NEAR 18TH AND
U. rooms and bath. Nice location. Less
than 5000.
no9 W. 8. MnSNIx, 1927 F.
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FOR SALE-2 WORK HORSES; WILL WORK
anywhere; very cheap. F. II. FINLEY & son,
1906 d st. It,
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MISS BARTON WILL. RESUME HER PRIVATE
lessons AID classes il, French. drawing aud paint
Ing Oct 8, at her residence, $40 10th st. NV.
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THE BATTLE SHIP TEXAS
Reports That She Has Received Serious In
iuries in the New York Dry Dock.
The Trouble Said to BE Due to Her
Construction From Faulty
Designs.

According to reports received at the Navy
Department, the battle ship Texas has met
with an accident at the New York navy
yard, somewhat similar to that which the
cruiser Columbia met with at Southampton
several months ago. The Texas went into
dry dock a week ago to be cleaned and
painted, and to remove an accumulation of
sea weeds which had grown in the pipe
gratings leading TO the circulating pumps.
On the 9Th instant Capt Glass reported an
apparent straining Of the ship on the keel
blocks. On the 18th instant further strain
ing Of the ship was reported. and then the
dock was flooded to a depth Of eleven feet,
as far as the water could be admitted with
out danger of disturbing the position of the
Texas on the blocks.
The Damage Done.
1t appears from preliminary reports that
about twenty-one of the bottom frames and
brackets of the Texas are buckied from
quarter of an inch to an inch and half.
while the cement lining of the double bot
tom is cracked in many places. Whether it
will be necessary to undertake to repair
these frames and renove the dents in the
bottom cannot be told until a further exam
nation is made, and to do this it may be
necessary to remove all of the weights of
the ship, in order to draw off the eleven
feet Of water safely, otherwise the strain
might again become excessive. and irrepar-
able injury follow.
The vessel was built at the Norfolk navy
yard on plans purchased from England. 1t
is alleged that the fault in her construction
was in the concentration of enormous
weights in small portions of the hull. When
attention was first called to the defects of
the design of naval board was created.
which went carefully over all Of the calcu-
lations and wo nd up by accepting the YER
dict Of Constructor Bowles, that the ship
could be built successfully.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
Webster Law building, sos st. NV, Washing
ton. DC. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sells
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FOR SALE
NEW WASHINGTON
e113 N st, 11r br, mi,
lot 2Ox12O IT. so. 500
1918 31st st, 11r br &
IF, mi, lot 80. 33x11O
IT ..............$S,5 500
1926 S3d st, Or br.
mi, lot 1880 IT
oft parking. Sc, 500
1928 Dunn ave, Or br,
mi, lot 22.5Ox120
1t .$6, 500
0O44 = st, Sr br, mi,
lot 39.9OxSS. 80 ft$5, 500
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(OID GEORGETOwN).
1892 S1st st, sr fr. lot
41x166 IT to 20-ft
alley ........... SO, 900
B016 Cambridge pl, Or
br, mi, lot 1SX7S IT
to alley. 81, 300
3044 p st, Sr br, mi,
lot 81. 1OxSS.3O ft$3, $50
1923 32d st, Or br, mi.
lot 24x13O IT. SO, $50
342 T st, Ar fr, lot
9x6O IT. ........S1,1 100
q a. Tickling,
1864 32d st. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Issued November 8, 1895.
ESTATE OF GEORGE FLINT, LATE OF THE
District Of Columbia. No. 694S Docket q.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia, holding Orphans
Court, for letters Of administration said es-
tate by Albert F. Flint, of the children of the
deceased this is to give notice to all concerned
appear in said court Friday, the Goth day of
November, AID. 1895, at 10 O'Clock an, to show
cause why such application should not be granted
A. B. HA0NER, Justice.
Attest ]. NOTA McGILI.
Register Of Wills, DO. n0-1aw3t
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THE wEEMs sTEAMEoAT COMPANY.

Z. S. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall leaves River View Wharf.
9Th street. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at Z
a H., landing at ali wharves far down Mad
dox creek. including Chapel Point and Colonial
Beach, returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, 3 pm. Passenger accommodat lions first
class Freight received until hour of sailing. Tele-
phone 1865.
F. A. REED & CO., Z. S. RANDALL,
Agents, Alexandria. Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPENTER, Gen. Agt.
1y11-tf Washington, D. c.
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Head mi. aud iterl.c,.

Have you consulted DIR. Week, the
celebrated ophthomologist. late of New
York and st. Louis, who is now under
engagement with me? IL not. aud Won
are having trouble with your eyes,
don't fail TO do so. The following are n
few OF the many persons who have al
ready been treated by the Doctor, and
to whom We would respectfully refer
any needing treatment. All examina.
lions free: Rev DIR Wharton. Rev DR.
Hall, Rev DIR Cox, Rev DR. Dnnaway.
Rev DIR Carter, Rev DIR Leak. Rev Dr
Gwinn. Major d Humphreys, MIR w Fl
Doyle, Mr. j l. Winston, MIR WI Fl
Trice, MIR j johnson, MrP O'Con.
nor, Mr. j krnmhoIz, Mr. Thomas Bot.
timore; Mr. S N Brickhonse, Captain
w q Whittle, General Page, Colonel
" d Rogers, MIR II G Meakin and
Captain John l. Roper.
+. b. GALE. Jeweier,
No. l52 Main street.
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BRAN BLETON.

Mrs. e. NJ. Williams. who was visit.
ing relatives at Edenton, N, C.. a
month or two, returned yesterday to
her home with her daughter. Mrs.
Capt. j. NJ. Lakeland, No. 222 Wind
sor avenue.
Mrs. a. L. Pagan, of Claiborne ave
nue., has returned from visit to friends
and relatives at Elizabeth CITY, N. @,
Mra. j. L, Ford. who has been az.
oeedingly ill of lato, is now in u hope
full condition at her home, No. Dos
Windsor avenue.
Mrs. Capt. 4. j. Lanier aud son.
Ly mnn, former residentsof Fifth Ward
but Row OF Lnmbert's Point, left YES.
terday to visit the formers daughter.
Mrs. ). o. Steptoe. Rocky Mount, N. G.
lawn party will be held on the
church yard of Trinity nj. L. Church
tomorrow night.
Complaint Is made by tho author ities
that garbage in many places ia not put
In boxes rs the law requires.
There will bo photograph concert
oy Prof. Hermanoe Thursday night of
Christian Memorial Temple, for Lsnefit
OF the Christian Endeuvor Society of
that church.
Mrs. Annie Odenhall, of SIT High.
iand avenue, hns returned home from a
Visit TO friends IN Suffolk, Va.
FLOWERS on Kelly avenue arc being
interierred with by INSCRIPTIONS per
sons. considerably to the annoyance OF
the owner.
great excursion is expected here
to day from Raleigh, n. G.. under
anspics of the Tabernacle of which
Kew. j. j. Hall. II. d., WAS pastor be.
lore he came to Norfolk. They will
also visit Soldiers Home.
AIR. Joe Etheridgs has taken his
family from No. 100 north ReservoiI
to reside ut $50 south Reservoir avenue
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Ia Did the nu.iuc,,

MIR. j. 81. Cobb, publisher of tho
Mirror, at Broctop, N. Y. says: "For
nearly two years the Mirror has been
pnpiishlng the advertisements of
Chamberlain's Remedies. A few DAYS
ago me writer was suffering from a
power trouble and resorted to al old
remedy which did not prove eilica.
cions; nnally he tried Oham be rlain 3
conc, Choiera and Diarrh9a Remedy
ana Two uoses did the business, check
gists.
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Or. JACKSON ACQUITTED.
He Was Warmly Congratulated. The
Verdict Applauded.

Verdict Applauded.
The argument in tho case of Com.
monweslth VS.. Dr. S. X. jackson, was
begun in the Corporation Court yes
terday morning.
Commemorative Attorney Baum
went over the evidence OF the case.
without making any effort at aevere
prosecution, the most notable thing he
said being that he believed that only
two bsinSs-God aud DIR. Jackson
know what caused Mrs. Butlaud's death.
He thought that DR.. Jackson should
have declined to have anything to do
with the cnse after the statement made
TO him by llr. Butland, husband OF
the decensed, prior to Mira. Butland' 9
going to DR.. Jnckson's office.
Mr.. Bnum was followed by ex.So.
licitor General Goode and Judge
Brooke for tho defense, who made
strong speeches, Insisting that the
Commonwealth had made out no case
OF nil, and that tho defense could safely
stand on the evidence introduced by
the Stnte alone.
Tho jury was out about fifteen min.
utes mud returned verdict of mot
guilty"
The verdict was received 10y the spec
tGtors with applause, which the Court
promptly checked. DR.. Jackson re-
aaived the warm congratulations OF his
friends present:
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New >"rk Truck MARKET.
BY Southern Associated Press.

New York. May 2S.-Musk melons,
Florida, barrel. S2,a2.5O.
Strawberries, Norfolk, :; North
Carolina, 10oal5c; Maryland, fair, Sea
100; Eastern Shore Virginia, 7calOc.
Asparagus. extra, dozen bunches,
81. 5Oal.75 others. S1.al.SO.
Beets, Florida, orate, 75oaSI. so;
Chnrieston, 100 punches, 81. 5OaS4. GO.
Cuoumbers, Florida, crate, 75casl
basket, Sl.al. %; Charleston, SI.50.
Cabbages, Charleston. barrel, crate,
81 .50al.T5; North Carolina, barrel.
crate, Sl.25al. so; Norfolk, SlaS1. so.
Peas, North Carolina, half barrel
basket. 60n75c; bushel basket, SO
a65c; do Norfolk, half barrel basket,
75caSl; Eastern Shore. basket, SI.al,25:
Virginia, large box, 75oa9O do Eoen,
ton, half barrel, G0ca90o.
Potatoes, Florida, fair to choice.
barrel, S3.O0a4. barrel crate So. OOa3. rs:
do Savannah. fair to CHOICE
S3.OOa4; do Charleston, do, SO. OOal; do
Southern seconds. barrel, 81. 25a2. %.
String beans. Charleston, wax. .bas.
ket. 5OcsSl.25; Georgia, wax, crate, SOC
aS1; green 50ca75c.
Squash, Florida, marrow, barrel
crate. $2.0oa2.50; Charleston white,
basket, SOC.
Tomatoes, Florida, fancy, ripe. car.
lers, Sl.4.5on4; green, S2a3.
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Deeds Recorded.

The following deeds were recorded
yesterday:
Heptasophinn Classified Building
Association to II. Q. Williams. lot and
improvements on the east side OF
Reservoir avenue, near Bond street,
81, l05.
Same to same, two lots on the north
side of Hishlund avenue, near Gibbs
avenue, Sl.920.
G. q. Barclay TO II. b. HarwelI,
property at tho corner of Hamlin and
CLAY avenues, 2,50S.
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CHEVIO1' SUITS

A watch dog" will frighten
thieves. but for wonderful money.
saving THE HUBS $40 WHIP
CORD CHEVIOT SUITS are
better than thousand "pups,"
"hounds." mastifIs" or any other
kind OF "animal. A "Dog"
costs nearly the same all over
the world-but when you put $40
into n WHIPCORD CHEVIOT
SUIT at THE HUB you're get.
ting something that would cost
you from SIS to S25 elsew here.
dogs" sometimes fail, but the
$40 WHIPCORD CHEVIOT
SUITS are always rsliable-made
of the best fabrics and by expert
tailors-neat, stylish and perfect
titting-and the beat projection"
OF all-THE HUB has but ONE
PRICE on everything-the low.
eat price in town-and Salts.
FACTION IS ALWAYS GUAR.
ANTEED OR MONEY RE.
FUNDED.
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Tho Washington street Cnse.

Justice Burroughs had very disa
greeable case before him yesterday. A
young white man was the prisoner, he
was charged with visiting "A house on
Washington street and his wife was the
main witness. She was represented by
Mr.. s. w. Small and MIR. Morris up.
penred for the prisoner. The husband
was fined S22.25. The case against the
resident of Washington street was con.
tinued,
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To the Citizens of Norfolk.

Having bought the Drug Business of MI.
Hoffman. No. 2OS Main street. resp eotfullf
ask snaro OF your patronage. hope at eie
honest dealing.
Nv ,tock OF DRUGS and TOILET AR.
IlCl ES Id complete in every department.
Special care and attention will be given the
fRESCRlPTlON DEPARTMENT. and phy-
sicians prescriptions or family remedies,
whether brought or sent by children or SER
wants: will be promptly aud carefully pro-
pared. ]. NJ. Il. TROTTER
los Main st. Pharmacist
my23.iw
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so .ico court.

The following violators were dis
posed OF in the Police Court yesterday:
Samuel Leggets, assault on y. Ii.
Lee; continued to 10Th.
W. Ii. King, colored, assaulting Jake
Addison with knife; dismissed on
payment Of costs.
u. Kenney, assault on Q. Il. Burn.
ham; fined Sl2.25.
Ernest Savage, Lee Harris and 9. A,
Moses, all colored, gambling in house
on Brush's OF Wrenn's laue; first two
sent on to Corporation Court and latter
uismlsSol.
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Police lm.pcc,ion.

The Norfolk police were inspected
yesterday on City Hall square by tho
Mayor. Acting Chief King was in
command. There wero present forty.
four patrolmen, five officers, four
waRonmeu aud two turkeys. The men
presented a very creditnblo appear
anoe. After inspection the force was
photographed,
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worlds CoIumbinu E.no,,,,o,

was of value to the world by illustrat-
ing the improvements in the meobani.
cal arts: and eminent physicians will
tell you that the progress in medicinal
agents has boon OF equal Importance.
and as IA strengthening laxative that
Syrup OF Figs Is far IN advance of all
others.
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Pleas Reelected.

Judge Martin yesterday, in the suit
OF Rev. MIR. Kenmy against the Pilot
Publishing Company, Rev. Sam, w.
Small and Rev. w. q. Lindsay (the
Onnncock case). rejected the plea made
by MIR. Small OF constitutional priv.
lege- the liberty of the press-uud his
plea OF the same nature IN the Quimby-
Pilot suit was also rejected. Other
pleas were filed.
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CITY l.tcsIlses.

Commissioner OF tho Revenue Dew
publishes notice of great Importance
IN another column. In it be warns
those who have not paid their license
tax that penalty OF per cent. will
added on the 3lst instant and he has
no power to remit it.
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PnsInffic. Nn1lc.

To morrow being National Memorial
Day the city postotlioe will observe
Sunday hours. There will be no bust.
nese transacted at the money order and
registry windows. The mid day col.
lection and delivery by the carriers
will he omitted
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Locnl Me,eorrIoQ,cnl Dn,a.
Iron "a HOURS ENDING O'CLOCK LAST NICE
U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

i'o" 81 hoona ENDING o O'CLOCK LAST SIGHT.l
y. y. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BuREAU,
Local Office. Dodson Building,
NORFOLK, Va, May "a, 1895.
Maximum temperature 78
Minimum temperatures. .... 90
Normal temperatures deducted from 20
years observation GO
Departure from normal. 3
hccumulatei departure Tor the month SO
hccumuiatei depai ture since Jan. -374
Precipitation, III inches. - 90
Total precipitation since LIST OF the
month. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
j.. j. GRAY. Observer.
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ME uRNs.S
HEApoUARTEs OF

NORFOLK, Va May 2gth, 1873
A 1IENTloN, COMRApES-NOU ARE UEpER,.
~ r.qne LEI !" as nb, at The hail of iii. "a nm
'hI> l"tdl sda,) AFTERNOON rs :: O'clock
OF t,e oo:er' anec OF Confederate Memorial u, Y
All 'ncmh IS of he Camp. 9th unlfor,n,d and
part. by orarr Of ' anu ''"e
WALTER 4. EDWARDS,
~ u Comnunder.
t' - 'ACheoN' AuJntdni. mv29-lt
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Sterling silver belt buckles 81. and
reduction on all better grades. Sterling
silver waist sets, sleeve buttons, studs
aud collar buttons, 75c set; side combs.
QUO pair. Summer goods special this
week. Chapman d Jakemap.
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a beautiful line OF Belt buckles lust
IN. New patterns. Chapman & Jake
man.
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Damages one Cent.


The damage snit OF Peter Miller
against Henry Wrightson to. recover
$1,000 for false arrest and Imprson
ment, came up in the Court of Law
and Chancery yesterday. The plaintiff,
"a little boy six years of age, was nr
rested and locked up at the instance of
Nr. Wrightson, charged with stealing
wood. Before the Police Justice the
charge was dismissed and suit was
entered in the name OF the little bow
Peter Wright. MIR. John G, Tilton
represented the plaintiff and Heath.
Herman IL Heath the defendant The
jury fixed the damages at one cent.
vyocK End Oue-HaIr tntu Ijckctx IN
Gkesnponks and Ohio Mountain
sstsoris.
Commencing June let the Chesa.
5peake and Ohio will place on sale at
Norfolk and Portsmouth week end one.
hall rate tickets to the following re.
sorts, viz; Goshen, Milboro, clifton
Forge, Hot Springs, White Sulphur.
Fort Springs. Allegheny, Anderson
and Natural Bridge Station. These
tickets will be during the summer sold
as one fare for the round trip for all
sFaius Of each; Friday and Saturday.
good for return following Monday.
H. Il. BROOKE, Passenger Agent.
f27.ss. Oalce Atlantic Hotel
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t;afiipbcfI

is making special inducements on all
his fret quality photographs; also on
fine crsyon aud color portraits, l72
Main street.
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OFFICE OF W. W. DEY,
U 'MMlssIoNHr OF RyvENUI.
K" MA hhEr BuILDING, CiTY Hal l. Ave.
NoRroLK, Va. May ~. 1895.
NOTICE AS TO CITY LICENSES,

Al! persons doing buslnes, in the CITY of
Norfolk for which a license is required BY
city ordinance passed April %. 1895. mr.,
hereby notife | that a penalty OF FIVE PER
CENIUM on the amount o. said license tax
is required to be added by ne if the Same is
not paid on or before the 31st of May. 1895.
farties interested are urgently requ ested
to Obtain their Licenses before that date. as
the requirement is absolute. mil have on
discretion in the matter or power to remit
IL. W. w. DEY,
my29.3t Conmi,piener of Reyenuo.
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We have the nigh. shirt at the right
price. Nichols Il Wallace, 1859 Main
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Bridal Presents.
a large and complete line at bottom
prices. Chapman Il Jakemap.
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wEATHEu I,EPo,sl'.
,forocnst for To-day.
wAsnrNoros. b. c., May rs, 1895

easter y winds.
For ,So1h Csreiips;, Fair; warmer;
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Newest Disoovery"-Ext. teeth no
pain. N. Y. ID. Rooms, 1872 Main.
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FaSt srtc thbfe rratin Tor the N.st.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway
Company are now running their fast
vegetable trains, and will receive ship
msnts at their wharf in Norfolk daily,
except Sunday. for all principal points
west. Freight should be delivered be.
fore o'clock .. IN.
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Strawberry aholt.oake a Macs.
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Is the strongest Life Insurance Com.
pany IN the world. A. MYERS,
Manager.
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See 81 values for 600 in neckwear.
Goldman & Aofheimer+ 400 Main street.
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Agents for the Libbey cut glass. The
finest cuttings for The lowest price.
Chapman d Jakeman.
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The committee of arrangements OF
Pickett Buchanan Camp, Confederate
Veterans, mot last night and made the
following arrangements for the obser
vance OF Confederate Memorial Day
Tomorrow:
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Il. D. HoTCHKIss.
General Freight Agent.
r. f. HUaHEs, Agent, Norfolk.
my23-eod ct
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The Eqnitsbie Lite Aa,urance soci
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If you want watches, clocks, jewery
or silverware call on Brown & Wolf.
successors to 8. r. Smith, IL Bank
street,