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BOOKS.
II they are not cheap here, WHERE
cheaper The proper kind and shelves
and counter filled TO OVERLOOKING.

BROKEN PRICES ON SETS
Thackeray-l0 volumes, silk repp, Nus
trated. $40 value our former price 500
for to-day $40.
Guizot's History of France. 5 volumes
good type, illustrated, was U.s., for TO-
day sf9S. a.
George Elliot, volumes. was $50, fd
$3.50.
John Esten Cooke, 10 volumes. SIS value
our former price sl3.52; for this sa'
se.s9.
Handy Edition OF Shakespeare, Il Nof
umes. s. value. for $50.
Macaulays History OF England, vol
umes. CSC. 49,
Buiwer. IS volumes, half calf. was s2~
fo- 49,
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NEW BOOKS received here direct
from mi fishers as soon as issued.

BOOKS THAT EVERYBODY ARE
READING-Cameus, Sorrows OF satan
Barabbas, by Corelli; The Red CocAals,
From the Memoirs OF a Minister OF
France, A Gentleman OF France, ~
Lady Rotha; The Little Wizard "
Weyman; The Men OF the Moss nag
The Lilac Sunboanet. The Rarclus'
Galloway Herd. by Crockett; Ihe 81
cyclers, and House-Boat on the syN
by Bangs The Sale OF Soul, l MAJ.
ried a wife, Dead Mans Court u
the Midst OF Alarms, Twentieth-Cen'
fury Series-sll one third on puo'is"
ers' prices. -.
Madison square Series OF Paper-Bound
Novels for ~ he
SOC. Paper-Bound Novels for lOc.
q and Toe Paper Bound Novels for &c.
Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush, sc.
Revised Prayer-Books and HymnaIS
from sc. 10 A.sS.
Oxford Teachers Bibles. A.9S.
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
flags, &c.-complete. sheep not cloin
bound, 81. so value for 69c.
Special from 10 to ii o'clock
Laura richards Books for Children
ASc. value, for 100.
STATIONERY.
Are you wise in the buying OF youi
Paper, Envelopes. &C? II not, you can
buy wherever you please and not knov
the saving. Good judges come to Us.
The quantities we sell keep factories
busy.
Hake's celebrated soc. Box Papers, pam
and tinted. oblong and square Shapes
for 39c.
l5c. Box Paper for l0c. box.
lOc. Box Paper, boxes for BE- -,
Linen Pads, ruled and plain, some paSSSs.
and letter &c. each; nicer grades w
10, 10, and 25c. ,,,.,..
Whiting Pound Papers. In -
Rlue Rose. and Cream, SOC. value -
a pound-Envelopes TO match. PACK
ages for &c.
PROM $50 TO 1880 80,
Pure Linen Bond Paper, ruled ana piai''
octave aud commercial. &C. a pound
Envelopes. packages for &c.
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LACES.

SUCH BARGAINS NEED ONLY TO
BE LIMITED AT.
: All-Over Butter and Linen Colored Lace,
n inches wide, 59c. a yard.
Wide Butter and Linen Colored Laces,
new effects, 12is and l6 2t3c. a yard; a
bargain at 25c.
Butter and Linen Batiste Lace Inser-
ton, inches wide, Is and Csc. yard.
Sold elsewhere at 2S and 40c. yard.
$2.75 All-Over Linen Venise Lace for
sl.75 a yard.
Wide Laces to match, 50 and 75c. .
yard.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
b u TT f r VALENcIENNES LACE
EDGB, a piece OF II yards for Sc.
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COLORED WORsTED DRESS
GOODS.

Perhaps as you've never seen 'em Of
feIe before.
Several large lots turned over to the
Cohen Company by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. They're Of
fered you at small percentage OF OIL
ginal cost.
All-Wool Fancy Figured French Wool
Dress Fabrics, in the newest and best
designs, 37Ikc., instead OF Toe.
Pure Worsted Fancy Figured French
Mozambiques, In the newest efects,
G9c. the yard.
Pure Mohair Brilliantine, silk shot, In
changeable granite and other fancy
effects, cost Zoe. to import, &c. yard
10 inches wide.
Lot 81 is a line OF Pretty Wool Dress
Fabrics in the newest Spring Effects
double fold and neat dressy fabrics,
12ikc.-25c. grade.
LOT SO is 81 pieces Of SILK and Wool
Dress Fabrics In all the newest loom
trick effects. 81 and SIS kind. Sc.
yard.
LOT 219 is a line OF Pretty Hair stripe
and Check Worsted Dress Goods, dou-
bic fold, In new Spring Effects, the
price Is 1lc from zoe.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Fine Beaded Jet Trimmings. %-inch-
wide, &c. yard.
Fancy Spansled Edges, assorted colors,
10 and l219c. n yard,
Black and White Honiton Embroidered
Mousseline de Sole, Lace and Bands to
match 69c. a yard.
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TRUNKS.

Full size Zinc Covered for $50
1875 for a Heavy Canyas-Coyered Iron
Bound and Bottom.
s. for the Roller Tray'--the sames that
should sell for 81 20
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OIL-CLOTHS.

15c. yard for the goods that sell at &c
Csc. for the Smooth-Back that should
be &c.
&c. for the. highest grade. that you have
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FOUR GREAT Sal


OF merchandise cs' 9 w All
A0 & potuntes
<f<N@ l-ATA - FROM THE WELLINGTON SALVAGE STOCK
the Meye& Sons ade
Housewae
o eNwYork hadesa esofC lotion
dhrouh
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La
The Touch of Advantage


immab The created and ioed by
anm
leadership thorough
adands peneulvr recognized
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

Complete stock OF Genuine Cellulold
Waterproof Collars and Cuffs.
Mems Best Quality Bleached Pepperill
Jeans Drawers. full cut. figure out
lined. banjo-seat reinforcement, 4sc. a
pair.
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THIS SILK DAY
at Cohen's will be long remembered.
Prices unusual in the Silk trade.

at Cohene will be long remembered.
Prices unusual in the Silk trade.
Black Satin Duchess, with handsome
lustre, 59c. yard; usually SIC.
Black Satin Duchess. the best $40 grade
ever offered. sic. a yard:
Black Gros-Grain Silk, with large hand
some Duchess brocade figures, $50.
for 81 a yard.
Handsome Black Gros-Grain SILK Bro
cades. with Duchess figures. for sc.
Black All-sllk Figured Taffets. q inches
vide. cost, A.as yard usually for
Black Sewing SILK Grenadine. with
handsome wide gros-grain silk stripe
and embroidery figures. cost $50 to
Handsome quality All-Silk French
Figured Taffetas. heavy rustling kind,
IL Dresden and Persian effects. 81
$50 kind.
Dresden Figured Tafreta. in the new
two-toned colorings. the 81 grade. for
80 pieces Of Handsome An-sIlk TWO
Toned Embroidery SIX Taffetas. usual
Handsome All-silk P.aice Tafetas. IN
the newest effects. 4sc. kind; Cohen's
price, &c
FRoM Q TO 10 O'CLOCK
HANDSOME QUALITY HANDMADE
BLACK CHINA SILK for &c a yard.
FROM $50 TILL 10 O'CLOCK
EXTRA WIDE INDIA TAFFETAs. IN
l-RESDEN AND PERSIAN Eff
FECTs. SIC. GRADE. FOR &c.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
500 pieces OF Domestic Goods from
the Wellington salvage sale Is the story
Of to-day
Handsome designs In Real ~ Persian
Percales for S&c.-lzisc kind.
Fine sheer organdies. In pretty designs.
Real French A Percales. with Jaconet
finish, 5&c.-11,sc kind.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
Town or SUFFOLK

FAIR DIRECTORS.-The directors
OF the Suffolk Fair ana Agricultural
ASSOCIATION had meeting this after
noon In the office of the president. Mr.
u. w Nurney. The finances OF the as
SIciat lon were discussed and the presi-
a .s. anu secretary authorized TO nego-
tlate loan. There Will be another
meeting shortly
COMPLIMENTARY OYSTE1, SIP
fillt-Mr. w. y. McAnge. q large oys-
Ter packer. last night gave an oyster
supper to the clerical force of the Farm
o!s Bank. Luscious hivalves. prepared
IN every style, were served and enjoyed
kEl-EASED ON BOND.-Tom Far
ueh ana Willie Ford. two of the ALLEGED,
Whaieyville miscreants, were today re-
leaseu from the county jail on an order
rom Judge kilby. They were each
piaced under personal bond OF SEQ
Ihe evidence against them is said To
ne weak. They are represented b. las
L. l5urges
DIED IN WAvELY.--A telegram re-
ceiNcd In Suffolk to-day announced Tho
death OF Miss Mamie Marnble nj wnv.
eiiN. Va. The deceased is a niece Of
County Treasurer $. n. ELLIS, who left
on the cannon ball train this afternoon
for that town
Some advanced degree work was done
iast night at Il meeting of Welcome
'SN ~. oo' NHlElltS Oh f'ythiaS.
MI L. >. Chapman. Il former Suffolk
merchant. has taken IL position with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Grain Elevator
Company. of Newport News.
owing Ia the lack OF an audience OK
Priest Slattery did not lecture last night
at the City Hall Theatre. The engage
mehtS Tor this afternoon and evening
were cancelled and Sattery has left
town.
The county Jail in southampton Is IN.
occupied, there being no criminals I'm
custody.
y panorama of Bunyau's "Pilgrim's
i'fusresS' Will be given at the iSaptIst
church next Tuesday night for the ben
eli Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
saturday being u national holiday in
hohor OF Washington's birthday, the
usual public buildings will bn closed.
me "no-fence" people will have an
either meeting in Suffolk on Saturday.
February 2ath.
Miss Mamie Lassiter. daughter of ey
Mayor G. w. Lassiter is visiting friends
in Portsmouth.
Mr. l.. j. Dardcn. of Isle of Wight
county, has recovered from Il protracted
illness. and was to-day in Suffulk.
MIS-. George Talley, Of Norfolk. who
had been the guest of Mrs. George Bow
en- Tor week or two. returned home to-
day.
y letter received here from New York
states That Mai. c. w. Wright is vet
vi ana confined to his room.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
IN OLD MANsEMOND
A HuStllng Reporter fer Widely Read
and Up-tO-DliG Newspaper
SYSTEMATICALLY SITS SUFFOLK
And In Rewarded b3 Securing an
Interesting Batch of News Death
oil DIR. Jesse ID. Rogcrs-Arreste ed
on the fraiu- RclrnSca ON Bond
Fnir t0rs-Pcrsonal.

Suffolk. Va. Feb 2l.-(SpeclaD-Mr
Jesse w. Rogers, Il Venerable citizen and
eX-Coufrdernte soldier. died this morn
ing AT O'clock at mis- residence on
North street. Mr.. Rogers has been in
an Invalid state foT several years as 4
reSuH Of partial paralysis but ,ahvsi-
clans ascribe death 20 have been caused
from hcm"rrhagc OF the stomach. The
funeral took place at / O'clock this after
noon from his late home. beini; conduct
Ell by Dr.. w. W. Staley, Rev. y. G..
Newman ana Rev. II. II. Butler. The
remains viii he taken to his former
home, ncar WhaleyvilIc. Tomorrow for
intermcn. The deceased was I'll years;
OF age.
ARRESTED ON THE TRAIN.-A
telephone message was received in Suf-
Iok about 10 o'clock last night request
ing tile arrest of Il man who boarded
the Norfolk and Western train in Nor
FOLK II $50 y. IN. \ detailed dissertation
was given and Police officer Dennis met
he train ut the depot here. lie WAS
not long in locating The man. whom he
Immediately placed under arrest. The
prisoner gave his name as William
i\ain lie was put in the station-housc
and will be held for the authorities in
Norfolk whore he is wanted.
PROPERTY CONVEY ES.-The
Toll wing bargain ana sale deeds were
To-Day pnt on record in She County
Clerks office: j. T. !iarrcll and wife
!" SARAH T.. Nic:lols. &ais acres in C'y-
press District, $3.50: g. w. Nurney and
wiie to w. II. Jones, one lot on Morgan
street. $li0; ]. y. Nichols ANA wife 10
j. u. liarrcll. 33I. acres In Cypress Dis
trict. 500; Beverly +. Baker. trustee. 10
i'rch'is Franklin, 1921. acres in Cypress:
District. SlG5; fieniiS Franklin and wife
10 y. d. Milteer. one lot on Liberty
street Suffolk $3.50: G. o. Hunter. of
ohio. to Samuel NJ Thompson. of the
same State, two tracts in Cypress Dis
trict, 81 and other valuable considers,
ton
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
NEWS.

lei damages repaired which she sus-
tanned In collision with the schooner
'alc' ihe Southery presents wrecked
appearance. Two lifcboats, her smoke
STACK and multitude of unmeu,iona
pie marine appliances were DESTROYED
npeEe geek, besides the tremendous
preaK from the deck down TO the hot
tom of the fourth plate
me remodelling and fitting up of The
Srucrdl Offices * about completed This
nu'iaing presents Il splendid appearance
III We oilice arrangements Good tnstc
Bile. oDse' W.
Mrs II. W. Catlin. Twenty-savep,h
s,Itel' gave an impromptu card panty
,.. nuiSuaE evening Whist and euchre
Were" INDUCED in TIL late hour aftar
Wh!ch refreshments were served ar,er
"h!ch Inc company was RECALLED nv
SWEEP music. vocal and Instrumental
airohesseI We're Mrs. Greathead Nrs
Robert w. Perkins ana Mrs C'a,iin
hniong the guests present were Miss
,."SN iha!nas. Miss Ida Burch. Miss q
,,. me. .. Richmond: Miss Smith. of
ashinGton, -. G.; Miss Halle ychh
Miss Virginia Robinson, Miss LouJse
rf"mcn Miss Eliza i3dmunds. Messrs, !
y. Wamhie, ID. II. Burch. w. II. Coy
~. l.. l:dmnuds, Geo. Mcdonald and a.
ID. Hopkins -
PERSONAL AND NoTEs.-H X
Newton returned from Richmond las.
night; '"S''
- G Huntington Republican Club
Mi Sivr dinner tonight in honor or
me birthday of the great patriot ana
Father Of our Country.
quite H. -
Several lodges will attend the varions
o"''ches tomorrow morning in a body.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
The Crisis In France.

II docs not appear that The Consti:u-
lion OF the French Republic mahcs any
provisions for or even concentrates thr
emergency which has actually arisen cr
a division between the Two Chambers of
the Legislature. in which ono takes sid, ::
with the Ministry and he other against
II. In the present case the ultimate oh
jrctire" of the Senate is probahl; moi,
IL" Premier. but the President. thourh
1t ~ true that the existing Ministry
constitutes the grievance of the S;ru;;.
Tho Senate in France has In fact III
TILED the same function in the econ ~.
OF the Government that our own S..,tn:a
was meant 10 fuliill ana has inilru t.,
fnhli-lhc function, namely. Ur Il con
ScrNatlN" ana even somewhat inert hotiy.
mat could not he moved To husty action
ny the impnlsivrncss of IN" Chamber o.
Deputies. The trainers of our Constit,,
ton never considered the cmcrr.nr,.
which was actually arisen whereby ,bn
cXiSencirs OF Il political party shc,It
induce II II admit as SOVEREIGN St,tn
mere mining camps and cattle Ranches
ana the representatives. of these enter
prlses be sent To tn" Senate To cnpeti
tutc distinct danger to the puhli,. g..
curly. ana In convert the senate frnn, ,
conservative into dangerous and rrvn
body.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
Strong Suspicion Existed that There
Vas sa cannlhaI In The Family.
saARGE WAS EASILY DISpROyEN.
Fish That Adopts Very Novel
q and Quite Unique Method of Pr"-
fccting lts Startling Dis
covcrieS Made by AEnssiz Du-
s ring His Famous Trip.
copyrighted. 1896. by c. f. Holder)
- ny c. +. HOLDER.


;# A strong suspicion existed that there
was Il cannibul III the family: indeed one
morning the sensational announcement
Ras made that Alcibiades was devolr-
ing his children.
y Alcibiades must not be COMPOUNDED
with the noble Athenian Of that name.
as he was member of the Stickebach
fish family. Very highly colorcd at the
period of which this recital treats.
II AT the time this tragic announcements
was made. Alcibiades was in much
trouble. lie was in a fun nuptial sash
of highiy-tintcd pihks and reds. and was
standing guard over a family OF myriadi
of young, which the mother had de-
serted frcm the very first. From the
time when Aicibiades had been tlshed
out Of neighborlng brook ana deposit
ed in glass prison In II den, he had
shown himself courageous, indeed. chiv-
alrIc; and to believe that such a parent
had turned cannibal was beyond conf
prehension. Happily to relate, care
fui investigation disprovod the charge,
despite the strong circunstantial evil
Sence. When reached the glass aqua
rum and admitted into II beam OF
sunlight from the curtaincd window, l
purposes, devouring his progeny: but
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
THE EDGECOMB TELESCOPE
Two silassc. Which Are Thought ,o
He ESac, Duplicates
CNew York SUM


The wonderful penetrative power ana
scope OF the Edgocomb binocular tele
scope are rendering rare and Valuable
ana To research in that line. the two OH
1ert glasses in this latest construction
hcinS pronounced so perfect in quality
ana likeness that The eminent maker
hlmself. Alvah Clark. declares his in
ahliitN TO discover the least defect ar
Inference between them. These glasses
ar" of six and tivc-sixteenlhs inches
aperture. and ninety-four inches rocus
ana III TINS latter element they do not
uilicf ny l-lNh of an inch So perfect
Is me parallel!Sm secured and mnintnIu-
ca thai they arc considered unrIvalcd
~ any other object glasses in the world
iriShattc eycpieces bring the pencils of
iiEht traversing the two great tubes 10
WITHIN The proper distance apart to DO
received by the eyes. and by the same
means Inc image OF the object viewed il
presented In the natural. or ''rieht-sdc-
up position. the instrument bcins; thus
Sillteh equally for terrestrial ana celes-
tiAn uses. Zach eye. by this arrange
mehi, receives an image formed by a
SIN and ono-quartcr inch telescope OF
pciirct defining power. In practice. a
minute spot of ligh, 80 feet distance is
exhibited by the reflector. clear ana
bright. with every detail OF it's dial per
iectiN defined, as in Il gold watch.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
NEWPORT NEWS.
interesting Letter From That Pro.
grc>siEc Siiy

src>sirc tiy.
Newport News. VA. Feb. 9l.-(Snecian
In THE CpuRTS.-Iidge Atkinson
was on the bench yesterday. hui the
Commonwealih's Attorney. H. X. New
ton, failed to appear on the part of the
Commonwealth. MIR. Newton wen, to
Richmond on business tn. 10Th instant.
and for reasons best known TO him
sell failed Ia return in time TO prosecute
the commemorative business in court
lis Honor therefore, adjourned court
Till 10 Il. IN Monday
POLICE COT RT.-DanlGl Sullivan.
charged with stealing 81. 30 from Fclphis
Salv"n. Twemtythird street, was dis
missed
Joe Harrison, colorcd. charged with
stealing I'm ovcicoat from Hubbard Do
gan, culorcG. dismissed
John Cronghan. profanity; s3.75.
WI Ellington, profanity; SITE. and
cher minor cases We're appropriately
disposed Of
Il. hurry. y. Mooney. T.. 4. Donovan,
NJ. Murphy ana 7. Bowan. deserving
sailors Of the Columbia. were taken
aboard during the morning by Deputy
sheriff Barclay. The account Of their
capture, published on the 2lst. was
considerably "Vcrdrawn. 1t was stated
that these men held five days leave
al absence from an official OF the Brock
lyn Navy-yard. The captain of the Co
lrmbia siicniousiy denied this and said
that they weit "ranted but twenty four
hours leave ri absence. being positively
instructed TO r"por; III the end OF this
time. The statement that they We're not
drunk could certainly no: apply To all
OF them. since three of the number had
10 be loaded into Il wagon and hauled
to the station. ana the offer to hire !,
boat TO 80 aboard was as reasonable
as I" oifcr TO buy town without money,
since tho boat crews could not pull Il
boat through The prevailing storm. Six
;hr-hodics of the schooner Lyman NJ.
:Aw made u number of c!fnrts TO get
aboard and after being well nigh frozen
were forced 10 abandon it.
IN THE CHURCHES MORROW.
st. Nincrnt's Catholic Church Rev.
Chas l.. Donuhus, pas,or-F First Mass,
q. m: SUNDAY school. 9:30 Il. m: Sec
ond mass. 1890 a. M; vespcrs and bcnc-
dictiuu. , t. m
St Ttul's Episcopal Church Rev. i.
i. ifihhlr, uGstor-Sundav School. $50
a M; morning services. II o'clock; even
inS services. 5:50 o'clock
NJ +. Church Rev. q. w. Wray pas
t"r--Sn'day school $50 a. M: morn
ing services. II o'clock: evening SER
vices. 1:;!0 o'clock.
flfSt BAPTIST Church. Rev. G. G. Cox,
rasi"i Sunday School ut $40 Il. m
morning services, II o'clock: evening SER
Nict~. 80 o'clock, viii bc held in the
interest Of Union Mission.
flrSt PRESBYTERIAN Church Rev. T.. n.
wexford pastor Sunday School. $50 Il.
M lsrlning services. II O'Clock; young
people PRAYER meeting. p. m: regular
evening services. 7:30 O'Clock
hrist'an .u J.. Thirtieth Street,
Rev. Motley, pastor Sunday School. $50
Il. M morning services. II o'clock. The
Christian iindoayor Society viii meet
At : .. IN Regular evening services al
80 O'Clock
SHliNAiiD NOTES.-St Paurs pro
peter hlhd"S were pat OH Yesterday ant,
A"F painting ana other repairs are abau,
:, inHsted. she will be Heated today
!! NJ Tide is sufficiently high
~" steamship Sauthery arrived ~.
zee "e9dock during the norma. 10 have
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22

there are social functions known a..
preakN sts, ana the talk must he
somewhat interesting and clever or they
Would nave long ago died out. But
Hhcse breakfasts" take place Mt noon
ana the buckw!cnt cakes ana fish halls
nave been privately and ndividualIy
served TO the guests some hours before
ana SO these are breakfasts in name
only.
There Is. too. another evidence ,h,,
me animal nature has the better OF tho
SPIRITUAL usually ut the breakfast hour
In the circumstance that the IIrcnrh
VINO could not bear to - conversational
auli NJ meal, take the first one in
heh How very clever they nre
ana what reputation for ,inCoilinr
gehiality, puickness and fascination
ms one custom perhaps has given tn
mem. we believe that the most GLOW.
.ns description of a brilliant talkcr
Wouid he mat he Cor she) was so n:
the breakfast table -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
ETIQUETTE OF WHIST
Nine ILtuc Rules for Card pi,xe,.
70 RcuIcmber.

ne established code of whist otioua,tn
contains the Following rules which nrn
formulated To rcprcss or prcyon, ca,-
thin lmproprictcs Of conduct durir,.
me progress OF the game These rules
49,, "u"!'teu ny the third American
Whist Congress -
- NO conversation should be INDUCED
III curing the game except such as IS nj
ioMeu oN the rules of the game
- NO player should In any manner
Mhh'''er give any intimation as to the
S'a'e OF ms hand or of the game. or Of
"PProval or diSapproval OF a pl.y
~ payer should lead until the
~ tItrk Is turned and quilted
v y" player should. after hayin.
itu n winning card, draw a card fr,n,
ms n"hu Tor another lead until his nort
Hri mas prayed 10 the current trick
'. No player should play a rnri in
.nH III" hhrr so rs call particular AZ
lennon 10 1t, nor should he demand ,s,.,,
ne cards be placed i'm order To attrac;
me attention OF his partner.
VI No player should puruoso,, ;
penalty because he is willing In ~,
i"r II, nor should he make n sacnnI
revoke III order 10 conceal one. nra,.io,,s
~ made. - e> 'ous
VII No player should take advon.
lase OF information impaired nv his
iariner through breach OF etiquette
f.r,;, it"S 81 Should object 10 re-
ltIrlhs disputed question of fac, :,
a. nystahucr who processes himself nm
a'iI,s III the result of the game and
apie 10 decide the question.
IN. ByStanderS should no. :, ~
il. cal! attention to or give arv
inlimatlon concerning the play or ~.
sage OF the game. during the MAY -
Il hahd' They should not look over -.
tahd OF Il player without permiss,n,,.
~ ,'I , should they walk around the table
10 look at the different hands -For,u