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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04

army surgeon who, with his well-filIetl
ambutancc. passed Il bleeding man on
inc held and said OF him. so he could
near IT. If he lives until the sun goes
gown Tomorrow he may recover and
then passed him by We save those we
are sure we can save
The surcst way to cover the multi
tude OF sins Is to save n soul from death
oy converting sinner from the error of
MS way. Even though the case may
seem hopeless. let us stand By the man $
SIDE and labor with him. as the faithful
physician never gives up while life Is
In the body. When the man is saved,
let US forget forever the sin or his past
life, even as our Father does a friend
Oh mine, now Il lovely Christian, was
once drunkard and gambler. Some
years after his conversion, in an en-
perience meeting one night he told the
story OF his former wicked life and
now God saved him. At the close OF
the meeting, his mother. who had wept
many time over his evil career. threw
her arms about his neck and said, 20.
James, how could you say such things OF
yourself? You were always the best
boy in the world So lie forgiveth all
our iniquities,' and rorgcts them So
let us do with our brethren. when they
return to the Lord"
AT the morning service at Epworth
Sunday the new communion service was
used for the first time; in fact. II was
the first time that the impressive SER
vice OF the Sacrament OF the Lords
supper had been conducted in this
cdificc. In referring Sunday to the
several gifts TO the church, the pastor
announced that the chime bells would
be in position by Easter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
THIS MEANS YOU.
Your Past and Your Present Conirasied.
How Terribly You Have. Changed
since Thcn--An Exact Picture OF
Your Present Condition.

How keenly the vision of the m ST
comes nome to thousands. and with how
sharp pantS do we regret our vanished
health and strength! AS in a dream wo
remember our sturdy youth. overflowinr
| with boisterous vitality We recall our
strong and lusty past, when orr ner,os
seemed of steel. our muscles of iron and
our power Of endurance knew no fott-
que.
how different is the picture when I'VE
suddenly find ourselves with weak and
shattered nerves. tired brains and ex.
iiiiusteI bodies, depressed and dispirit
ca, broken down alike in nervous and
physical healthi
we are prodigal OF our powers, vigor
ana energies in youth and carly life
we use them up in business, work.
pleasure or dissipation. and suddenly
,inu ourselves old before our time, pros
trateu i'll health, exhausted in brain and
nerve power. and left without physicaI
energies, cierve strength or ambition.
lhen, like the progiGal, we would re-
turn TO our former condition of strength
and health.
Luckily for us, there is that great and
wonderful restorative, DIR. Greene's Ner-
Eurse bloCd ants nerve remedy, which will
give Hack to the weakened and exhaust
cd system the strength it has lost: the
marvellous remedy which imDarts
strength and vigor to brain and nerves
Vitaii"es and invigorates all the physical
powers ana restores us again TO that
grand degree OF lusty strength. of
bounding pulse and strong physical and
nerve power. which. in ignorance or
lolly, we have exhausted
iere is the proof. Mr.. John G. Mil
roy, who is n foreman OF the Mcriden
Conn. britannia Co. has for wears been
hoted Tor MS enormous strength This
great strength he lost and now he has
recovered II again by using DR.. Greenes
Nervura. .
Over Il year ago" he says, ct suffered
terMD'y from nervousness headache.
lack oil appetite, and that tired feeling
Ri the time. l tried several remedies
oeiore ! started in OH DR.. Grecnc's Ner-
Eur' blood and nerve remedy, and |
round that DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
ana nerve remedy was just what
wanted
w men l first started to use this reni-
eoN l mad fallen to 1G5 pounds. Now,
weigh little over l9S pounds. | have
always been considered about the
strongest man in town, and In order to
Keep up my reputation in that rcspect
! shaii Keep on using DR. Grccnes Npr-
Vura blood and nerve remedy"
Iris greatest and lgrandcst of modi
clnes. DR. Grecnc's Ncrvura blood and
nerve remedy, IFS the discovery Of the
most successful specialist in nervous
Una chronic diseases, Dir. Greene: OF "a
W est 18th ST., New York City. who can
ba consulted without charge. personniJv
or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
DEATH OF p. X. SMITH
The Well Known Young Lawyer Fassss
Suddenly Away at His Homa.
MEETING OF THE BAR CALLED TODAY.
The Business Mems Association APP
points Committee to Attend the
Funeral at st. aInry's Church To-
MORROW Death OF WIN. stevens. an
Old Merchant.

MIR. Peter Navior Smith, one of the
best known young lawyers of Norfolk,
uied at MS home, No 80 Freemaso
street, Yesterday morning at 1876
O'Clock, OF pneumonia, aged thirty-threc
years. Mr.. Smith had been sick but Il
comparatively short time. but was taken
win relapse Sunday night. which end
eu with MS death as stated The de-
ceased was /; son of Mr. Peter Smith,
the well known Main street dry goods
merchant and leaves Il young widow
ana TWO children He was educated n;
81 Mary's Academy in this city and at
Georgetown College
he entered upon the practice of his
profession In Norfolk in 1856. and at
once TOOK Il prominent position among
the young members of the bar Besides
practicing IL the courts OF this city and
State he had practiccd before the SUI
prtnc Court Of the United States;
AIRS. Smith was formerly Miss Edith
Martin, of Silver City, New Mexico
Mr. smith was prominent member
oil the bar. being Il commissioner in
chancery OF the Law and Chancery
Court, which adjourned yesterday in
respect to his memory y meeting of
the Bar of Norfolk and Portsmouth will
be held this afternoon at ) o'clock in
lie Law and Chanccry Courtroom to
take suitable action on his death. The
funeral will take place from St. Mary's
Catholic Church tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock.
Thomas II. Wilcox. President Of the
business Mems Association. has APP
painted the following COMMITTEES To at
tend the funeral of Mr. Peter Y. Smith
who was 81 member of the Association ::
non. Nj. Glcnnan Judge w. y Portlocl;,
Judge I. S. Garnet, and Mcssrs. NJ w
Talbot. x. Il. Cooke. Walter Sharp,
w. y. Young, George c. Billups. Thorn
as l.. Dornn, w. Thompson Barron.
Mr. William Stevens. Il venerable and
weii-known citizen. died Sunday morn
ing at the home Of his son-in-law, Mi.
X. r. Jacobs. l06 Mariner street, in the
SOth year OF his age. He for many years
conducted the hat business here and
acquired considerable property. He
leaves three sons, Messrs. John, Richa rd
and Fred. Stevens. and several daugh-
tiers. His funeral will lake place at !.
p. m to-day from the above residence
Mrs. Annette Mullins, wife OF Dr. j.
b. Mullcns died at her home, on Frcde-
ricl! avenue, Baltimore. last Friday.
AIRS. Mullins was Il sister-in-law Of Capt.
j. G. Mullins and Mrs. w r. Meredith.
OF Norfolk, and granddaughter of the
late o. w. Edwards. of this city. She
also had many other relatives in this
section.
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Monthly Meeting of tMc aEcEicnarce
E:l,EHrii, E.cn.IIc.

The first monthly meeting OF the Nc
kcnGrec Epworth League was held last
night In the auditorium of the church.
with u fine attendance. and fine pro-
Erammc. which was as follows: Chorus,
by the Epw0Eth League choir: prayer,
by y. Mercer. Aoutinc work received
tirs; attention. comprising excellent re-
ports from the various departments.
showing the ine results of good or
EHniHat!on. Prospects Of history of the
church Mr.. a. Lawrence iiarwen was
elected treasurer in lieu OF Mr.. Willie
Kew, resigned. instrumental duet hy
Mrs. G. Il. Isiliups ana Miss BurhaGc, o;
Nova Scotia: voca! solo by Miss Gill;
lecture by pastor. rev. L. II. Bennett,
which was both instructive and enter
tanning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
Minister'S Meeting,

| At yesterdays meeting of the Presby-
] terrain ministers Association the atton.
ton OF the body was called to the 1nol 6.
ufes before the Legislature repressiue
sunday transportation and gamhling
ana the Following paper was adopted:
MS association expresses It's out
spoken and unequivocal testimony in he
llalf OF any legislation that will restrain
the transportation companies. whether
railways operating lines in whole or in
part In the limits of this State, or steam
snip lines that navigate In the waters
OF 'his STATE, from engaging in any
transportation or traffic. in the shipment
or any trains, cars or vessels on the
LORDS Day, excepting such as convey
passengers and the United States mails
And with reference TO these exceptions
this association expresses its outspokcn
protest against the Government for re-
curing the transportation OF its mails
on the Lords Day.
This association further expresses its
outspokcn and unequivocal testimony
in behalf of any legislation that will
remove gambling and the temptation to
it from within the borders OF the
State"
at the Methodist Minister'S meeting
Rev. Mr.. Rutledgc. of the Disciples
Church, appeared in the interest of the
bland bill. and the following resolu-
ton reported by Il committee. consist
ing of Revs Messrs. Bennett, Edwards
and Rawlings, was adopted:
Resolved, That as the Methodist
Preachers Meeting of Norfolk, Ports
mouth and Berkeley we most heartily
second the sentiment expressed in the
Bland BILL now pending before the
Legislature. to prohibit Sunday work in
these cities, especially in regard to the
work of the transportation companies"
Nothing Of special interest was done
ut the meeting Of the Baptist preachers
Encouraging reports from the churches
were received. however. the First Zap
fist reporting seven new members and
one profession. The reception of new
members was also reported from some
of the other churches.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
a.nstiucrn,le Parties.

One OF the largest masquerade parties
That Norfolk has ever seen will take
place tonight ut 1870 y. IN. All persons
VINO are invited should witch the daily
phperS IN case of Il postponement. If
the weather is extremely Lad on to-
night, some future date will be chosen,
when fair weather Will prevail, but If
the weather is slightly Ciisagreca BILE the
party will be formed and carry out the
regular routine. The Holt and Walk q
street crowd will meet ard mask at No.
i" wake street. promptly ut T:30 p. m.
ana join the lHrambeton crowd at No
7O3 Highland Terrace and proceed down
town, to make numerous calls
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Saks q 60. t'o,nsny 20 Norfolk.

Messrs. a. Saks q Co. the famous
clothiers of Washington Baltimore
and Richmond. have leased the store
NO. 100 Main street. next door to I'm
stadter's, al present occupied by Gold
man d liofheimcr. which they Will re-
model. opening about March LIST another
clothing and furnishing goods house
Goldman & Hofheimer are closing out
their stock. having 10 give up the store
ON FEBRUARY 10th. when alterations OF
the store will begin.
SakS u GO. are cntcrprisinE nccn
whose reputation as clothiers is national.
Their coming is another evidence of
thefsttcnt!on that is being attracted to
Norfolk
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A CHARMING ENTERTAIN NJ EMIT.
RJinHli Fustieu-c Teachers nnG Pupils
ri t'rccInuSon street G'n.,rch.

One OF the most delightful entertain
mcntS OF the season was given to d
crowded house ut the ITreemaSon Street
Baptist Church last evening. The
large lrcture-roum of the church was en-
t!rcly filed and much of the standing
room was taken. ana there was not
he slightest abatement of interest on
the part OF the audience from the initial
piano solo, rendered by Miss Isabel
Price To Tie closing recitation given by
special request, by Miss Mary Jordan.
The entire programme was rendered by
the teachers and PUPILS of lty!and In
:'tltutc and too kind words cannot be
spoken Of the character OF the work done
there, as WAS entirely evidenced by the
|rocitations, piano and vocal solos: The
accomplished lady principal. Miss l.ulu
Butt ilitS ample cause to feel proud of
III" work being done there and the com
munity in general should he i,lad there
is such an institute In our midst Fol
lowin= IS the programme in full
t'iaho solo,. ...... ...... tSclcctctb
Isabel Price
Reading. Mr. Travers First Hunt
Mary Jordan.
Vocal Solo. "Tho Bunch of violcts.".
Frances pnshicll
Recitation, The Little Pilgrim.
Petite NelHe May Eal.cr.
Tho SET Of Turquoise. ct. L. AlGrch
DranatiG Pcrsonac-Count of Lara. \
Poor Ho5ienan Beatrice, his WIFE;
Miriam. n 1Inid: Page
Miss Burt
Reading Games Whtcomb RilcvD
"a THAT Old sweetheart OF Mine
90 How Inst my Lover"
Miss Cooke
Vocal Soio....... Mission of q Rose"
.........,.......- ............. (Cowcn)
Miss Burt
Piano Solo ........... ,....,. tSciectetD
Naomi Elev
III" rsci;a;ions were the principa,
features of the evening. The sciectiors
rendered by two Of the pupils deserve
special mention that OF little nellie.
Mas i'akc: scarcely eleven years old.
vet rcCi.n. with ali The ACCOMPLISHED;
grace II matmer years There was u
vim a1t %rhcn and suggestive aud
delightful naivcress in the recitation Of
Mr.. Travcrs' !'irs; Hunt" and also i'm
tire humorous Home. Sweet IIona
given as IN encore by Miss Jordan.
Two OF the teachers also recited Miss
liuri showed power that closely Dor
d"rcd on the histl ionic while ncr char
act.r dclineaiton of the more serious
sides of life as well as the portrayal of
the humorous was heartily Appreciated
MISS cr'k comHlet"ly charmed the an
dicncc by e%uuiSitcly dclincating ,ha
srntler feelings and emotions of life
INC music was excellent ana seldom
mas there been an entertainment given
I" more apprcciativc ana dcl;rn. o.
audience. Ryland Institute will aIv.,vs
have a warm welcome from ,hcsr vic
heard the entertainment last nigh.
There %ill hc a full-drcss r.cinr;o1
Tea given NJ Fre"nlaaon Street Ean,iet
Churcn Friday. February l4th. and col.
cn:ai costumes will he used Tho event
II is xpectcd, will be Very pleasant. All
are inViied.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
sInss Meeting Of c'.nrc,.cs.

There VIII be Il mass meeting of
CHRISTIANS of every denomination at
the freenason-Strcet Disciples Church
to-hn,Et At O'Clock. The. object of the
meeting IS to endorse petitions 10 tho
Legislature of Virginia urging the pas
sage ofthc Rinnd bill, prohibiting work
Ing on Sundays. The promoters OF the
meeting express The hope that every
Christian will cooperate with them in
their movement by being present. The
meeting is called under the auspices OF
me TideWa'er Union of Christian En-
deavor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
Fun nj the skn,t:,- E,sn,x

Wednesday, night will be a lively one
nj the skating rink. three novel events
making up laughter provoking pro-
Erammc. The first Will he an awkward
race, participated In by persons who
have never before been on skates. A
corps of physicians Will be on hand with
IL bountitul supply OF bandagos and lini-
inents creased pig will be liberated,
me chase being open to all. and the pig
becoming the property of the person
who catches him.
There will also be Il race between
Young men from Norfolk. Portsmouth
and Suffolk
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Enrccax: FOR February.

Stormy weather north of the 10Th
parallel and along the American coast
north Of Ilattcras. Strong westerly
and no,thwcstcrly gales along the trans-
Atlantic steamship routes. with occa-
aioa2l periods Of strong winds and fresh
Gales from the northeast. Occasional
nofthcrs in the Gulf OF Mexico. Fog
ut Intervals on the Grand Banks and
near the New England coast. but not
In EXTENDED areas. lccburSs and field
ice OF Newfoundland and on the Grand
Banks
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ERIE &EDlG!Al co.
DueEsLo, NY.
w. Il. n. TRiCE e GO.
SReal Estate & Rental Agents
90 RANK STREET.
20 e REN \.

store corner Park and
Il Brambleton ayes; pa Main street: ~, 81
IS Commerce street. a Bank street: new
sSetore on the corner Queen and Granny
I street; 800 Church street; stores under
Y Gladstone Hotel. store corner james anu
saHiEh.
~ FlHts-196, 1aS Church street: liz, 12i
i Bank all modern improvements: lt0 James
86treet: several desirable rooms $50 Main
astreet. los, 2iI Main
i s Consequences Butte strent:. 80 pUEc
SEtreet; 119,171 Duke street: lU Holt street;
20 and u Wake; 81 Holt street: q Mariner
sstreet; 65 Queen street, 81 and {? Mariner:
8go and 1ul Yarmouth street; houses Holt
Sstreet. POS Butte street: % North, February
415, .96. Desira BILE residence Granny street
SeXterded with y acres of ground.
81 iBrambleton-103 Levitt avenue: III Res
%erVoir avenue; 2T WillOurhby, corner
shouse; 30. i0S 400 Park avenue: 20 Kelly
gayenues 34 Highland
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Initial Key Rings.

The latest novelties as they come ont
in the jewelry line, if of any worth
are introduced by the Greenwood Bros.
who carry a strictly first-class line of
all goods pertaining to their business
Another new and useful article is the
combination wood lead pencil with
silver mounted trimmings, embracing
rubber and Sharpener. You can he sup
piled at The Casket with n ten cent
watch key to diamond worth hun
dreds of dollars. Prices lower than
Baltimore or New York
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
Ar e,aiccr he..a,,i,a,i.

Officer Sherman last night attein 3ted
TO arrest two sailors on Church street.
ncar Main. when he was assaulted by
one Of them. who struck him Il power
full blow In the face. The man escaped
and ran off, but was recapturcd by the
officer. who landed both of his men in
the police station, where they were lock
ed up for Il hearing In the Police Court
this morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
TO Gusa snproyc,acm,a.

President NewEass, of the Atlantic
and LSnvillc railway. is expected to saiI
from London for this city the latter mart
OF this month. When he arrives tho
imDrovru' en;S along the line of his roa,,
will be.pushed forward with energy. Mr..
NcwEaSs Is grca; railroad manager,
aud bclicvcs.in having everything on his
road in the highest state OF efficiency.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04

Grace Episcopal Church. colofed, on
Cumberland street, was crowded to It's
utmost capa city Sunday afternoon the
occasion being the confirmation IF nine
persons. The impressive service was
conducted by Right Rev. y. NJ Rau-
dolph. of this Episcopal Diocese. assist
ed by Rev. Mr.. Morrison, of the United
States navy, and the rector, Rev. Mr..
Rla kf
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Sale gsoa.:,nn s.c2i,.

III another column Mr.. u. Laflcr gives
notice that he las bought the s,oci.
OF groceries i'll the store No. co Bank
street, from w. Il. lIoaryth. trustee,
and has appointed MIR. VIM. Norman ns
his agent to conduct the business Mir
Hoffman announces that the stock will
be sold at cut prices, the imported and
fancy goods ut cost.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
Burruss. Son & Co..
BAN KA.H1.RS

n Commercial ana other business paper
discounted.
n Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
35ACity bonds and other securities bought
yand sold.
Nyite6
sSRInterest allowed on time deposits.
ay Safe deposit boxes for rent. Charges
smoderate.
IS. Draw bills OF Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe
Isl Letters OF credit issued TO princiuaI
2Cities of the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
~ gst"zaSe:S,
-
Norfolii HuilEitt and Irrrntnn.

NoFtoiH ,:uilsiits and Investment 90
N"rf0,i:. Va. Jan. 2nth ISM .
T 1E ANNyhL MEETING or THE
StoGEho!uGrs OF the NORFOLK
!, itpi% ~ AND INVESTMENT COM
!-NS VIII he hGid at the Office of Myers
X CO., d Main street. TIlURSDNY. fSch7
ruaIy 18TH, at l. O'Clock
Jh"o-2W Il. NJ. HENRY. Secretary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04

Messrs. Horace S. Peed and jaime.
IN. JORDAN have formed n co-partner-
ssffsfl1p under the firm maine Of +. NJ Peed
"A Son. 10 conduct the ship chandlerv
sard chip supply business at Water
Sgtreet and Roanoke avenue
80 october LIST. 1888. se30-su.tu,tf
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f>KE.D


,SMITil-Monday morning at 1915
pFTi2R TER. eldest son OF Peter and
Mary G. Smith.
The funeral will take place from St
Mary's Catholic Church WEDNESDAY
MORNING at 10 O'Clock
R1stmorc aapcrs copy.
MAY0-SudG"nlv, of heart failure, on
Saturday February LIST, 1896 AZ hi; resi-
dCucc. No. lili Rhode Island avenue
Washington, -. c., GEORGE. ITPSiil'R
MAYO, aged So years. He was the third
son of the late Peter Foythrcss Mayo and
I cab CustiS Epshur.
Internent in ST. Marys Churchyard
Hartford county. -Maryinnd
richmond Dispatch please copy.
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wl:ATznI:Is IL nI,oisT.
Forccnst s"r.'ro-dnv.

Washington, D. c.. Feb. 3, 1896.
For Virginia and North Caro-
FAIR lima: Clearing early in the
morning; warmer in eastern
portions; southwesterly winds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
A MUSICAL TREAT.
organ Recital nt Christ Church, Veg.
tCrdnN Aftcrmoom.

The thirty-ffth Of Professor Nfillers
oehghtful organ recitals took place nj
christ T.. r. Church yesterday afternoon
at 1870 o'clock
Mr.. j. j. Miller, the organist was ne
sisted by Miss ~. n. Boswell sonrono,
MISS Helen s. Quimby, violinist, and
Herr Mcttlte 'cellist.
me following programme was render.
i. Premiere Senate. op. ~ (Alcx. Gull
mum. Two morements-Largo e macs
toso and Allegro.
:. TRIO for organ. violin and cello
Adagio CA. Fesca)
). The Templc March
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
NOTICE OF BAR MEETING.

There VIII be meeting of the
M Ne Of the lars OF the cities Of
February 18th, at O'Clock y. m. nj ina
.lw.and Chanccry Courtroom 10 take an
proprl"te action upon the death OF
PETER y. SMITH. fcls-1,
Ledger COPY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04

rs On account OF stock taking Frank TT
ssiale, the jewelcr, will sell Diamonds
sis6atches and Fine Jewelry at cost dnr
sing the month OF January.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
PORT CAIENDAR

= OIt1 SAbCNDAN.
pun rises. Gus a. M; sun sets, 5:3i D. m
Hlsh water, 1888 a. m. and 1885 D. m:
10" water, G:5i Il. m. and 7:O5 ID. IN.
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Lecture ut the Norfolk Cooking
school. lS5 Frecmason street. Tuesday
hisht ut o'clock. Admission. 25c.
feb ait
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dedicated to DR.. Hopkins.
q i2iin Solo Rhapsodic Hongroisc.
op. 10 on. Hausci)
o. 'o Overture 10 "I.ohengrin" Or.
y, MhHhei) 'b) Scene Orientalc IL X.
hrorEep' 'G Chant Seraphiquc. by re-
quest, ClicX. CiuilmnnU.
D.. soprano Snio-"fcatcn Hath shed
a Tear Of. Tuckcm, with cello obi
cato.
Z. Fanfare. US I.e,nro,,s q
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Irlse Cor.ect Th:ng

rs Dor correct Thing IN specks ana eve.
sa92sses call on DR.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
! CHINA DECORATORS

MRS. JENNY DELoNEY RICE
sssaches all the latest Partisan f.si,n. 3,
Emma PalntinSs, Tapestry. Pastel. Watmr
saSSGS5qTTS ana OIL Paintings. NORFOLK
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10 Cure ~ cola ouc nav

Take laxative Rromp Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
TO cure. Csc.