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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18
STREET TALK.

wear a nice button-hole bouquet.
Has San Antonio no competent
engineer capable Of taking charge
Of her public works?
There was little spice and gin
ger in the Express editorial col
umns this morning.
A newspaper holding a monopoly
should be thoroughly independent
in its editorial opinions.
Boodlers and bribers generally
size up the calibre of the man be-
fore they make break.
Is the sewer contract too heavy
Job for the Good Government
club to tackle.
The election OF Juan T. Carden mas
or l.. w. Hagy, in the Second ward,
would break into the monotony OF
King Caucus.
The sewer contractors are feeling
a deep interest in the election Of
the aldermen in the Second and
Third wards.
1.-THE people will wake up they
can beat the candidates OF the
sewer contractors in the Second
and Third wards.
II our Attorney General feels an
interest in the late Guatemalan
army he may find a flaw in the
new bonds.
It is the general opinion that the
Investigation of the Keufner
charges will be farce, and the old
man will be knocked out.
Col. "Short Stops" discovered
Sewer Engineer Gray, and yet the
Col. says he has never cultivated
the acquaintance OF the gentleman.
Alderman Beckmann is architect
for the new sewer pipe factory, be-
ing erected by Alderman Mackey,
Gen. Russ, contractors, ct al.
Our able city attorney will read
you the law, and talk about de-
cisions, and what the courts might
do, but has he yet given an opin-
ion?
Mr.. Gray is no doubt very busy
man, but he might extend his &C.
quaintance in San Antonio, 80 as
to take in some Of our ordinary
people.
The 18th of August will be cleo
ton day for two aldermen. The
mayor and council are to be con-
graduated upon the decision to
call an election.
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Gray
will take as much interest in see
ing that our sewer work is done
first.class as il 1t were Providence
r. l., that was doing the job.
No need of hurrying up the ap-
pointmento of a plumbing inspector.
The people are not going to make
any sewer connections until the
sewers are completed.
1t was thought when Mr.. Gray
turned over his plans and specifi.
cations on the sewers that they
were so perfect that our local en-
gineers could handle the job. How
BIZ 1t that Mr.. Gray was retained at
big salary.
Some Of the city hall statesmen
and the old foxes of the county
democracy have buried their diff
ferences in the sewer contract, and
will pull together for an alderman
to represent them in the Third
ward.
Engineer Gray seems to be stuck
on Engineer Trueheart, and not in
love with old man Keufner. Well,
we pay Mr.. Gray very handsome
sum, and we expect from him hon
est, professional services. We don't
care for his personal likes or dis
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18
Caught in q Mangle.

Mrs. Woods, employed in the
White Star steam laundry, had her
hand caught in a mangle while at
work this morning and badly
mashed. She was taken to her
home, at No. 1918 West Commerce
street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18
Not Herrera.
z IS st

The man who was recently sent
to Laredo on a clue that the MUIR
derer, Herrera, was found, and
who was sent for the purpose OF
Identifying him, returned this
morning, with the report that the
man suspec ted was not Herrera.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18

WIN. Cameron & Co., have a
large stock OF building lumber,
sash doors, blinds and moulding on
hand. See them before buying.
Yards cor. Lamar and Chestnut SITS.
and 306 s. Flores street. z IL I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18

The following arrivals were reg.
istered at the various hotels this
morning:
MAHNCKE.
J. F. Harris, Seguin; J. M.
Lynch, wife and son, Kyle; Mrs.
II. Seligmann, Marion Mrs. H. B.
Williams, Gonzales; P. B. Hurst,
Louisville; r. Singer and wife, FL
mendorf; F. Edee, Cincinnati; R.
l.. Reuser, Yorktown; w. J. Bowen,
Cotulla; Ben Bean and wife, Gal
weston; Y. Schleicher, Cuero.
MAVERICK.
Mrs. NJ. j. Votaw, Taylor; G. H.
Bristol, Chicago: T. P. Cook, Dial.
las; J. w. Barrett, Houston ; R. T.
Davis, Mayfleld, KY, John D,
Handy and wife, Pearsall.
MENGER.
NJ. Canales, w. McFadden, Mexi,
co; l.. G. Duff, H. NJ. Porter, New
York; 1. w. Burke, Canton, Ga.
p. A. Valley, Houston; Harry L
Monroe, Dallas A.C. Herwifi, New
Orleans; w. s. Carr, st. Louis.
SOUTHERN.
Miss Ruth Phelps, Leon Springs
J. w. Biard, Lawrence Hans, G. G
French, Fit. Worth E. L. Whitsett
Campbellton; Miss Daisy Ptsp.
Leon Springs Miss Lizzie Vaughn
Seguin; II. b. Miller, Hondo City
Jack Hamilton, Mexico City
George Epson, San Antonio.
ARCADE.
j. E. Bailey, Canton, Miss. g. B
Tilden, Macon, Ga; George Marke
London; Claude King, Hartford
Conn. HI. G. Dunbar, Tucson, Ariz
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18

w. T. Matthews was arrested
this morning by officer Mitchell,
charged with keeping a vicious.
dog, which bit a Negro recently.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18
WANTED

Ten harness makers and ten saddle
hands. None but first class work
man need apply. Address
l.. FRANK & Co.
Z Is 81 San Antonio Tex.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals were reg.
istered at the various hotels this
morning:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18
ARCADE.

j. E. Bailey, Canton, Miss. g. B.
Tilden, Macon, Ga; George Marke,
London; Claude King, Hartford,
Conn. III. G. Dunbar, Tucson, Ariz.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-18

az pairs Red Goat Spring Heel Slippers,
sizes s to Is, at 75c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
rhc riunrore las, 1,y1,.

The benefit for Leo Rifles and CITY
Guards ut the Academy of Music lust
night was nttended by IL good audience,
considering the extreme hoat. The
opera, "H. NJ. s. Pinafore," was rem
dered by an Rmntuer combination i'll a
| superb manner. Mr.. JAS. Il. Duncan,
as Sir Joseph. sustained this part we'll
His perfect ease aud excelIont acting
won for him new laurels, being re-
cipient of numerous encoress Mr..
VIII Crowell sang the role
| and elau of PROFESSIONAL his
magnificent baritone boipg used to
great advantage III his several solos.
His Far Moon to Thee l Sing" was
| most appr relatively received by the
audience, who evidenced their nppro-
citation OF this number by we'll de-.
| served encore.
MIR. w. Il. Nicholson us Ralph sang
his part WE'LL
Mr.. Edgar Dawes. as "Dick," was
above tho average amatuer performer,
aud his dance Tin the duet with the
'captain') was an unique terpslchorean
advertisement.
MIR. Doran and Mr.. Dunbar sang the
parts allotted to them well,
Littlo Lottie Pincus, as the MILDLY,
was excellent, and one of the features
OF the evening WAS her dance, which
WAS loudly appIaudsd.
Miss Lena Hofheimer as Josephine
sang aud acted her part we'll. aud made
an exceptionally pretty Josephine.
Miss Sallie Williams as Buttercup
carried of the honors of the evening,
Her voice was never heard to better
advantage and she acted her part with
more case than at first production. She
has bright future in the musical
world. With such a voice aud case
there Ia no such word us fail"
Misc Jessie Pattie as Hebe did we'll
with her part.
Tho chorus. especially the male part,
was exceptionally good, ns it was tune
tul and III perfect time.
10 Prof. Charles Bories is due the
major portion of praise and encomiums
Tor the smooth and well rendered
performance, not only upon this,
but upon former occasions.
Weeks of arduous work with
the chorus and principals were
rewarded by the unqualified success o (
tue: entire representation, which NAV
truly be designated rs the very best
amateur operate presentation ever
seen upon the local stage. The exceed
lngiy clever work of each and every
performer stamps Mr.. Borges al mu-
steal and operate director of no mean
calibre. The stage was under the direc.
ton OF MIR. l.. Nj. Isaac.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
IN THE COURTS.
Police Court, Justice Seneca Pre-
siding.

Police Court, Justice Seneca Pre-
siding.
j. II. Miller, colored, cruelty to ami
mals; 81 and oostu,
Frank Davis, colored, larceny; three
months in Jail.
Reddy Christmas, colored, assault;
continued.
William Bullock, white. profanity
dismissed.
Charlotte Odom. colored, assault on
w. ). Hayes; continued,
Percy Graham, white, criminal libel
and publishing obscene literature; sent
on to grand jury.
Ii. Q. Bronze, white, abduction; con.
tinued one day.
Emma Gay, white. house of i'll fame /;
S2O and costs.
beary Stnpleton, white, asloep on
street; dismissed on payment of costs.
j. ID. McDermott, }. Il. O'Donnell,
A. Anderson, white. drunk; 81 and costs
eaoh.
Nelson Basmore, colored. drunk; dis.
missed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
ATLANTIC CITY.

Miss Lillian Whitmore, of Lake
Bradford, who has been visiting friends
OF the Ward, has returned homo.
MIR. Charles 5. Eley, druggist, CT
Millville, Penn, is visiting Mr.. &. II.
Hostetter on Avenue a.
Miss Bell Smith, of Colley avenue.
was expected to leave last night for
Maryland.
Miss Emma Robins, of Temperance.
vile, Eastern Shore, Va, spent Tues
day with Rev. J. L. Rontten's family
on Poole street.
Rev. j. Il. Routten went TO Old
Point Comfort yesterday on business
trip.
The official Board of LeKies Memo
rial will meet at the pastors study to-.
morrow night at p. m.
Miss Sarah Dey has moved to G. II.
Fentress. No. 30 Poole street, where
she will reside in the future.
The w. G. Il. U. will meet with Mrs.
Capt. Paine, avenue b, at o'clock to.
day p. M.
The medal contest will not come of
tonight. indefinitely postponed.
Miss Ensign spoke to large au.
dience last night on the lawn of Colley
Memorial.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
Iseud 'ani. mud ss.ricr,.

Have you consulted DIR. Week, the
celebrated ophthomologist, late of N CIV
York and st. Louis, who is now under
engagement with me? If not, and You
are having trouble with your ewes,
don't fail to do SO. The following are a
lew OF the many persons who have al :
ready been treated by the Doctor, aud
to whom We would respectfully refer
any needing treatment. All exsmina.
lions free; Rev DIR Wharton. Rev DIR
Hall, Rev DR. Cox, Rev DR. Dnunwey,
Rev DIR Carter, Rev DR. Lsnk, Rev Dr
Gwlnn. Major ID Humphreys. Mr. w II
Doyle, Mr. j l. Winston, Mr. VII II
Trice. MIR j J johnson, Mr. p O'Con-
nor, MIR KrumhoIz, Mr. Thomas Bot.
tlmore; Mr. 5 n Brickhouse, Captain
y Whittle, General Page, Colonel
w Is Rogers, Mr. H O Meakin and
Captain John l. Roper.
+. Il. GALE, Jeweler,
No. 1872 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
Death OF Tnnda.u. :. Gray.

superinducei by exposure during the
war and the burden of "tbree score
years and ten," Mr.. Thaddeus s. Gray
departed this life at his residence on
Randolph street yesterday morning
at B o'clock.
In the days of 81 "Thad" Gray was
IN the prime and vigor OF his manhood,
man OF undaunted courage aud. as a
sol dior, he made a record of which his
children may be proud. In the sadest
and most dangerous times he was
bright. he was genial and generous
to o fault. loving father, u devoted
husband, faithful aud devoted friend
and last, by no means least, a self sacri-
icing and devoted son to his native
State.
The deceased entered the Confeder.
ate service in 1861, his first service be-
ing at Sewell's Point, under Captain
William Lamb. of tho Woods Rifles,
at that time. who defended Sewell's
Point against the attack of the United
States steamer Monticello, Captain
Eagle, before breastworks or fortitica-
tions were erected at that point. Upon
that occasion Gray acted as gunner, in
charge of one of the pieces belonging
to the old Blues Battery. He suisse
quently joined tue Twelfth Virginia
aud afterwards the Independent Signal
Corps as special scout. Here he
done yeomun service and piloted into
our lines at Black Water u goodlY purt
Of u galvanized regiment, under q
Col. Diamond, who enlisted them for
service out of the Confederate prison.
ers III Northern prisons. They took
advantage of the first occasion to
strike for their homes and tiresides
and joined their old commands.
AS u scout "Thad" Gray wac bold,
venturesome aud fearless, and in order
TO carry out the measure of his msyte-
rious work he allowed himself several
times to be arrested, and was impris-
oued 10y both sides. Particularly 30 in
defining the location OF Burnside's
corps ut Annapolis, in which he en-
listed es blind to cover his sincerity,
to wait opportunity and report to the
Confederate authorities.
In 1864 he Joined the Confederate
States steamer Macon aa O masters
! mate at Savannah. and assisted in the
capture of the Water Witch. No
Drawer or truer man than "Thad" Gray
ever lived. He was the sergeant champ
of the South and would take any risk
for his State.
toi VIC phet slA years ue las DceD
engaged rs al efficient clerk OF Mer.
ritts Wrecking Company, where he
was houored aud respected by ell who
knew him.
The Pickett Buchanan Camp. his old
comrades. did oil they could do for his
comfort during his sickness, and
furnished him every attendance, and
all the time he was i'll Capt. II. Sey-
mour, the agent of the Merritt Wreck
ing Company, kept him on the pay
rolls, visited the house almost daily
and rendered every assistance to the
deceased's family,.jt being an estab-
lishrd custom of the Merritt Wrecking
Company to stand by their faithful
employees lin sickness or in death"
The deceased leaves a wife and three
children. having heen married twice.
His youngeet child Is q haxen h.aded
tot OF about years of nge.
The officers and men of the Merritt
Wrecking Company will turn out as q
tribute of respect TO the memory of
their old friend and associate. Notice
OF the funeral ater.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
BRAN BlETON.

Miss Frances Ensign will talk TO the
| young people of this ward in the leo
tnre room of MoKendree at g O'Clock
Friday night instead of Saturday
! night, as first announced. All are in.
vited to attend.
Mrs. j. w. MoFarlsne and little
daughter. Venable, who were spending
three weeks ut their parental home,
Bay Side, Va, have returned to their
home on North Marshall avenue much
improved in health.
Tuesday evening about O'Clock,
while several boys were bathing in
Haynes cove. east Of Ohio bridge, one
of them, named Howard Hall was
taken with cramps when beyond his
depth and was only rescued as he was
going under the water the third time.
A lad named Anderson hearing his
cries went to his assistance in a boat.
and after some trouble succeeded in
saving the unfortunate boy. Those
who saw the rescue were loud In tn cir
praise OF the timely act of young An.
derson.
Campostells bridge has become an
unusually popular resort owing to
electric street car facilities. 1t is very
refreshing to get the breezes from
Eastern Branch.
Strawberry and Ice cream festivals
nightly at Brambleton Hall under
auspices of the jackson Light In.
fantry.
The ladies OF the Christian Memorial
Tomple had beautiful night for their
lawn party, which was quite success,
last evening.
Tho regular meeting OF Inasmuoh
Circle OF "kings Daughters" will be
held at Mrs. Southall's this Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. Business of
importance.
a very interesting affair came of ut
the residence OF MIR. and Mrs. Russell,
on south Park svenus yesterday after
noon noon IN the marriage Of their daughter,
ley, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
Real state sn,.. ics,erdnv.

MIR. W. r. Fentress, auctioneer, sold
at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday
for a. Is. Seidner. special commission
or the following city property: House
and lot No. 90 Bermuda street, to John
/. HarRrove for So, 725; No. 10 CLAY
street, to +. "a. Wright, for 81, $50; no.
81 Queen street, to Peter Burns, for
SOD. At the same time and place the
same auc.Ioneer sold for l.. Harman
son, tho widows interest in certain
Hawk street property to II. L. Page,
Tor $40. and the residue interest of
heirs III same property for S205, to the
came party.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
Goorge w. ChiIdn.

LIE VIRGIN1AN has received a very
handsome pastelotype OF mir. Childs,
which has the appearance of hoing an
on painting, sent out by the Eureka
Chemical and Manufacturing Company.
OF La Crosse, Wis, manufacturers OF
",Bnco.Curo," q remedy which permits
the use OF tobacco while taking cure
Tor the habit. The cure can be pur.
chased OF all leading druggists at 81 a
oox or three boxes (thirty days treat
menl at So 80.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
'GTY'S HEALTH PROTECTORS
Meeting Of the Board Held Yester-
day.
Ordered to Leave the City. The In.
spector Given Assistance During
the Summer. The Streets OF
the Fourth Ward. Called
10 Account.
The Board Of Health met yesterday
with Or Landlord In tia chair

The Board Of Health met yesterday
with DR.. Landlord i'll tho chair.
The Sanitary Inspectors report for
the pest week showed 81 nulsances, Of
which 4G had been abatcd.
There was q long discussion as to
whether the odor from n crab factory
can DO considered nuisance and the
matter Was placed i'll tho hands Of
Drs. Vance aud Dspuy, to 10y it before
the City Attorney, III order to learn
from him whether this crab house
scent is such nuisance as the Bonrd
of Health ought to deal With.
The Sanitary Inspector reported that
be bad ordered nbated a nuisance on
West Water street. arising from Ly
mans hide establishment.
Mr.. Johnston moved that the pro.
prietor be required TO move the bust
meas ont of the CITY.
Mr.. Williamson thought that all the
Board could do wonid DO TO require
that the place be kept in good sanitary
condition.
Mr.. Johnston's motion prevailed.
Mr.. Johnson reported Denly street
in a bad condition.
The Sanitary Inspector said that to
deal with snid street lie should have
come help aud the Board ordered the
employment of two men and horse
and cart for general sanitary purposes
during the summer.
The arrests in the Fourth Ward
were reported In very bad sanitary
condition.
The Street, Sewer and Dram Board
reported that it would be contrary to
law to empty the drainage from the
gutter at the Queen street market into
the O ty sewer.
DIR. Dupuy reported that the work
OF clearing the ponds In Client of
water was about to be commenced.
The Sanitary Inspector wns directed
to confer with the Street. Sewer and
Drain Board, with a view OF having the
garbage collected every day.
Mr.. williamson thought it sad com :.
mentary on the Street Board that the
garbage is not collected In better
shape, various kinds being mixed, and
he thought that if tho said Board can't
do their work they ought to got out.
The secretary was directed to notify
the Street, Sewer and Drniu Board to
properly dispose OF the garbage col.
looted.
All properly approved bills were
ordered paid, and the Board ad.
lourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06

Percy Graham, editor of the cuckoo.
weekly sensational paper. which has
Just made lts appearance, WAS before
the Police Justice yesterday and sent
or TO the grand jury at the July term
of tho court, charged with circulating
obscene literature mud criminally libel
ing Police Detective Wynn. He has
employed Mr.. Sam w. Small as ooun.
sci. He was bailed in the sum Of $500,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
Court of saw nnd Unnmcery,

E. w. Reid vs. tho City National
Bank and A. II. Nash; suit to recover
81, coo damages for injury by reason OF
the defendants protesting check with
out presenting it for payment. The
jury could not agree, and were ad
Journed until Monday to further con-
slider the case,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
70 4;

GRAY-At his residence. No. 10 Randolph
street "Wednesday morning. at 3 o'ciock D.
OF his age.
The funeral will tile place from the st.
fanls Episcopal Church, FRIDAY. June
ill.,. at O'Clock p. M. Friends and a.
Iunintances are resp ctfully invited to
attend.
SHARPE "Wednesday. .Iure 5tb. 1909.
MARY a. l.. SHARP. widow of William w.
Sharp. in the s6th year OF ner age.
FnnerA! services Mt 81. Pnu.'s Church
THIS iihursdsy) AT ERNoOA, at G p. m.
Please omit flowers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
The High temperature in Norfoin
Yesterday.

While Norfolk yesterday ives not the
warmest place III the United States,
still the mercury climbed to II very
dlsagreeable height and the heat was
very great. About the best thing to
DO under the circumstances IS TO rest
under the breeZes OF an electric fan
n. Il. Cobb. % Roanoke avenue, can
furnish ANYTHING in the inn line.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
Corporn,iom Oomrr.

In the Corporation Court MolIie
Hogw God, charged with keeping q
house of i'll fame, was found guilty and
lined 50 and costs and given ono
minute in Jail.
John Whitehurst, colored, assault on
w. A. Hill. was fined $40 and costs.
Court then adjourned until to NOR
row morning OF IL o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
Now YORK TRUCK rInrx,t.
BY Southern Asaooiatea press

Dy southern Associated Preaa.
New YORK, June 5.-Muskmelons
Florida. barrel. SEAS.
Cherries-North Carolina, barrel.
3calO. ~
Blackberries-North Carolina, quart
5ca10c.
Observation-Disclosures, each 6Ocas1.
Gooseberries, prime, quart. Tease.
Huckleberrles = North Carolina,
quart, 5calOo.
Pesohes-Georgis. carrier, S2a5.
observation-disclosures and Della.
ware, quart, 3csl0c. Eastern Shore,
Va, 4a8c; Norfolk. 2a5c.
Asparagus, dozen bunohes, 5Oca
$1.25.
Beets. barrel crate. 50oaS1.
Cuoum bers-Florida. crate. 5OcaS1;
Charleston, S1a1.5o; Savannah. crate,
75oaSl.25.
S3caSl: 90; North Carolina, do, 6Oca9Oo;
Norfolk, do, 75oaSl.00.
Sl.0O; Maryland. 75caS1.OO Balti.
more, small basket, 6Ooa75o; Norfolk
basket 75oaS1.0O.
$3.50.
Potatoes, Southern Rose, So. 25aSs. %;
do Chill, red. $2.25as3.0O; white,
81. 2oa$3.O0; poor to fair, Sl.OOa
$500; do, seconds. 81. OOaSl. so.
String beans, Charleston wax, bas
ket. 75caSl 20; green, 75oaSi. 25;
common. 30ca60c; Georgia, crate, 50ca
Toe; basket, 50caSl. 90; North Caro-.
lina, wax. basket, $l.00aSl 80; green,
Sl.00aSI.50.
Souash-Florida. marrow fy orote
Sl.50. ~
Tomatoes-Florida. choice, S1.5O; do
common, do Sl.00aSl 20 per crate,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
y SMrDflkInS a q.

Not at all, when you have seen the
bargains we offer. The public are
estonished; IN fact, so are we, but we
intend to keep the ball rolling. Read
last Sundays VIRGINIAN for prices
then come to our store. Nons ever
disappointed. We advertise bargains
and have them. too, when you come
for them. All prices as advertised hold
good for the balance of the week.
Levy Bros, ia Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
fuucrui of MRS. Is,ncK &C.

The funeral of the venerable Mrs.
Margaret Black took place from the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. j. ID.
Cabler, No. 40 Bank street, yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock and was con.
Quoted by Rev. DIR. Armstrong. The
lnterment was in Elmwood Cemetery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-06
Charter Granted.

Judge Hanckel yesterday chartered
the Merchants and Mechanics' Loan
ana Investment Company. w. Fl.
Cutchin, OF Portsmouth. is president
.. NJ. Jordan, of Norfolk. vice presi
dent; a. w. Conway, Norfolk, score.
'ary; w. j. Sheph, d, Norfolk, treas
nfer. The cnpital stock shall not be
less than So, 600 or more than $40. 600.