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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-31
AERosTATIc RAILWAY.
Passenger Car Pulled Up q Mountain by
a Balloon.

The official stamp of approval has just
been put on the most novel railroad
that has ever been built. a balloon is
to be the propelling power used in car
rying passengers to and from the top
of the Hochstauffen mountain at Bad
Reichenhall, beautiful watering place
in the Austrian Alps.
The scheme is known as the aero
static railway and is the invention of
Engineer Volderauer. He has spent 20
years at work on this idea, and many
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-31

FOR COLLECTOR.
l hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Office Of City Collector,
and would be thankful for any support
that my friends may give me during
the canvass. ]. V. FRENCH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-31
TO THE VOTERS OF THE 9TH
WARD.

/ take this method of announcing to
the voters of the 9Th ward that 1 am
a candidate for the office of alderman
at the ensuing election. / am in IA
vor of substantial street improve
ments. 1 favor the payment of $3.50
per day to laborers on city work. 1
favor the employment of San Antonio
citizens on city work. I am in favor
of the speedy completion of the sew
ers. I am in favor of an economical
city government, but am opposed to
the policy Of reducing the pay Of the
small man, while the big fellows are
left untouched. Respectfully,
H. ]. VOGLER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-31

PRECINCT IS. Commences at in
tersection of Nevada and South Pine
streets, thence northwardiy along
Pine to East Commerce street, thence
westwardly along East Commerce
street to Water street. thence south
westwardly along Water street to
Victoria street, thence southwest
wardly along Victoria to Peach street
thence northwardly along Peach street
to Nevada street, thence eastwardly
along Nevada street to place of be-
ginning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-31

ALDERMAN FOR EIGHTH WARD.
The Light is authorized to announce
w. w. JOHNSON as a candidate for
Alderman of the Eighth Ward. Elec-
ton February, 1897.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-31

The Light is authorized to announce
CARL RUNGE as candidate for
Alderman for the Seventh ward, sub
ject to a Republican nominating con-
ventiOn. Election February, 1897.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-31

ALDERMAN SEVENTH WARD.
The Light is authorized to present
Mr.. VIM. Dohrowolski as a candidate
for election as alderman for the Sew
enth ward. Election Feb. Sth.
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RETIRED OF Living.
i'""absy Sncccsstui Attempt nj Sui.
riuc by mn EliznbrIh Iiix aInn

Elizabeth City, y. G.. Nov ps-tSno-
~? Mr.. y. ID. Sykes. one Of Eliz beth
~ mosi promising young men. at
H'tip,ed suicide las, I.,ght about 10
. V!Tck ny shooting h!m:cr through tho
icnu WIN pistol. the ball cntcrinl. nn
ger ne throat on the r!ch, side ana
paSSinE on; on the LET: side OF his face.
under the eye
~ Is believed that he WIN not live
more than twelve hours.
|. l. Though; that he meln. IN .boo,
hiia5clf under the throat so that the bali
Woui" pass out through the ton or h,s
mSIu' pii ~ ;h!S he WI mistaken. nj
IhMf wnuHd.ng himself mortally.
Ks ~ SniSlG" Was 10 doubt Planned. and
~ Hui undo: the Influence Of manor ~
Maco himself for the fearful de"d ,btS
rehE me first tine :hat he has bean
Eh2Na 10 be intoxicated IN several
Ne1.s. 81
!.AS Is not the ,i?st time hr has tried
20 commit suicide. About four years
a@o. on account Of Trouble OF snn,a I,inl
h. took 10 driEliing. and was aimot, ~
,ir uHiaie; but after going 10 the I[cclev
institute he was cured. II was mt This
N,h' ne tIiod to c1mm& suicide nv
fIilsd ''''
He Is NOW in Il most critical condition
ana cannot possibly Eve more than
Twelve hours lie SAYS :ha; he docs not
want To Eve. ana he thinks him.cl ,ha,
Ne "ill not survive this time. as il wa.
S'atcu ihi' morning that he said he tried
bGforr and couldn't succeed b,t bc
would succeed this lire.
j. G. Ha:y, II corn doctor. stated 4,
me Nhr!niln preventative this morn
ilS mat he was with the unfortunate
man yesterday afternoon ana that he
acted "a though he was in the best OF
Spir!'H' ne asked him To give him his
card ana he aid So. lie was with Can
tain Louis llayman ana three OF cour
otner young men lasi nighi. and after
taxing rNo p. .h:ce drinks was carried
nome ny III" young men. and he said
10 ihcn tia; he would shoot himself. and
thrca.
lie MAS employed by Mr.. w. G. Clever
aS book Keeper. ana hl. occupied ,lh,s
npSlii.n for several years always clrry
ing himself in gcntlemanly manner.
and being polite ana gentle 10 every
lie is or one of the most respected fam
HES IN this section. He Is between thir
~ and thirty-iivr yeas of age.
Mr.. w. d. Pruden. of the firm Of
Ptuden. Nann * Pruden. of Edenton.
was in town to-day, having arrived on
tc"s.
NJ. r. p. Nashs s,o.e IN Water
street is nearing completion He viii
move on IN" inst of December hi. stock
"f goods in the .amo. The store reccn.ly
occupied by him VIII he occupied by Mr
j. H. i5inner. who + now occupying one
% i!r. Pend!r:nn's stores. under the Ar
Imam Hotel.
NJ u. II. Freeman. representative of
mo Hampton Lumber Company of
Portsmouth. Va, arrived on the SO
train.
Mr.. -. w. Harris. of Becross. y. c..
arrived on the 40 train. IIarrcn Bros
are now .gnnin. the : t1r, rara,l,.ly aeon
pied ~ MI l.. Il. Horton. near the
20 toiiicc.
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Monumental NJ. l.. church. l.. e. Betty.
IN Sunday school at 9:l5 n M
hing by pastor at II o. III. and $50
e Rev. IL. ]. Roberts wili preach at
Fourth street Baptist church to-day
d; y i. ~. and 1880 p. m
Wright Memorial NJ T.. church. Rev.
j. T. Bosnian, pasto--SunGay school nj
:;l5 Il. II. Preaching at Il q. m. bv
fev. y. e. Gayle and 1880 y. IN. by the
nastor. Revival services will be con-
inued during the week and rev. W. II.
ANVIL. = fornc: u3s,ov. is expected TO
assist in the meetings.
Court Street Baptist church. DR.. 4
F.. owen. astor-Servicas a: this church
so-day as follows; sunday school at
500 a. IL. Preaching hy the pastor nj
y n. IN. Subject, THE Five Masters
OF the American ,'eCpie'' Preaching at
30 y. N. Subject, "Cuilance. Support
ana Refreshing" AL the services viii
be held in the lecture room. as the main
audience room is undergoing repairs
Central NJ. T.. church Rev. George Fl
Ray. pastor-Prea ching at IL a. m. hy
Rev. Or. George ". Carter ana at 7;ao
p. IL. ~ the pastor
Court Street Presbyterian church.
Preaching at II n. III. and $50 p. M. by
pastor. Rev John l.. Allison. Theme a
night, The Crime OF Christendom. or
the armenian Massacres." Seats are
free 10 all. Sunday school at 500 n. m
Young Peoples meeting at u. IN. i'm
lecture room.
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NORFOLK LOCAL NEWS
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mesdames II. V. II. Smith and James
Harris are expected home today from
Il visit TO Washington, ID. c.
Mr. John Flenming. OF Baltimore.
Md Is stopping with relatives in the
ward.
The Earnest Workers OF Central Ave-
nue. Baptist church will meet next Fri
day night with Mrs. K. l.. Holland, on
Central avenue
In the marriage notice contained In
these columns yesterday 1t should have
been Miss Ethel Kathleen Hozier and
not Miss Edith Point. as bride. and Rev.
T. a Robinson and not REV. T. A.
Hail. officiating minister.
Lekies Memorial church. Rev. II. F..
Johnson. ID. D., misunderstanding to-
day ut II Il. m. and 7:45 p. m. Junior
fnWorth League at o'clock y. M
Liberty Baptist church, Rev. w. r.
kceie, MISUNDERSTANDING services to-day
at the usual hours
Central Avenue Baptist church, Rev.
II. y. Dudley. notwithstanding to-day
AT IL a. M and 1:ij y. IN. In the after
noon at O'Clock the recognition service
VIII be held The following programme
mas been prepared for the occasion:
Or. j. j. Hall Will preside
DR.. NJ. r.. Wharton. address of We.
come In behalf of Norfolk and vicinity.
Kew L. y. Robinson. address of well
come in behalf Of other denominations.
hcv e. W Duke Will deliver the
r.arSc 10 me church. and Dr.. T. a..
owen will deliver the charge 10 The pas.
tor. '
Mrs Cora Puilcn ana a male quartette
composed of Messrs. r. j. Anderson.
w - Cartcr. 5. j. Anderson and T.
T.. TuGna. will sing
Monday at > p. m Is ;he limo for tho
Local Board to meet
i.ambcrts Point Presbyterian church
-pubi!c worship to-day at II n. m. and
~ 7. M. conducted by Rev. Harry H..
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Religious.

Precursor Street Baptist church
'rcnchinE AT IL Il. m. and 80 u. m.
ny The pastor. Rev. NJ. Is. Wharton. d.
- -. Morning subject. The Cast on
Christian Lunatics."
Memorial Christian Temple-Preach-
ing at II a. m. and $50 p. IN. Sunday
school at $3.50 II. m. Christian Endeayor
at 6:30 y. NJ
Epworth NJ. t. church Soutb-ser.
vices to-day at II IL. m. ana 7:30 ~ m.
irenchng by the pastor, Rev. w. ].
Young, y. ID. Morning subject ";rhe
honeymoon Of the Soul-and AS.er-
YARDS; evening subject, Afraid to Say
Yes. sunday school at 9:15 n. IN.
Church of Christ--Rev. X. G.. BAN.
Der viii preach to-day. morning and
evening, at the usual hours. Y. p. @.
T.. viii meet nj 6:i5 p. m.
al the First Lutheran church preach
ing by the pastor. Rev. j. l.. Shenk, at
II a. m. and I:SO p. IN. Subject in the
morning. Safety. Certainty and EN-
Things"
Queen Street NJ. Il. church. South.
Kew j. W. Moore, pastor-Services at III
a; m. ana $50 y. IN. Morning subject,
subject, AN Epidemic OF Suicides. 3
iipworth League at 4 y. m.
Centenary Nj. l.. Church, Rev. w. III.
Edwards Observation-Disclosures Mt 9:15
a. m; preaching at II Il. IN. and 1880 D. m.
nec.urG wednesday, at 7:45 p. M; Ep-
worth League Friday 7:45 p. m.
Liberty Baptist ching nv
the pastor. Rev. w. II. Keefe, at IL n. m.
ana I:3o y. m: Sunday-school at 9:30
n. m. In the w. c. II. u. hall.
Grace BAPTIST Church. Rev. l.. r.
Wright notwithstanding ut II n m
and l:i5 p. M. by Rev. |. S. Bowler. of
Wnverly. Va. Morning theme. "Enthu-
evening. Almost" Sunday-school at
y..0 "a M, oA o.
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Roll of Honor OF West Norrolk,s


Inc following il the roll of honor of
the West Norfolk School for the month
nj November:
+ Studles-Senior Class: Claude C..
Dennis. Misses Allie y. Garris, Al. Ada
Gwynn.
intermediate Class-Robert Il. Hosier,
Frank w. Ernest. Misses Bessie D..
Garris.
Junior Class-Willie Il. Hudson. Geo.
4. Thews. w. Jasper Garris, Herbert
y. Crutchlow.
Primary Department-Her Hosicr.
John II. Raby. Bessie Ward Susie
Shackleton, I:sSie berry, Hattie lieag-
ney. Emma Raby. Ruth Owens. Mamie
Torbul. Lulic Wright.
Deportment-Willie L. Barrett. Geo.
y. 1'hews. Misses Lizzie y. Brown.
Mary 5. Bunting NJ. Ada Gwynn. Lizzie
Jakeman. Allie O. Garris, Flora ".
rhews. Creathic Hill, Nena Shacklcton
Observation-Disclosures y. C'rutchiow,
Claude q. Dennis, w. Jasper Gurris.
Robert II. Hosier, Herbert Hosier.
Harry Johnson. Willie Perkins, Willie
foindcNter. Luiic Wright, James Hud-
son, Melville Farmer. Andrew Craig,
Charie Perkins. Johnnie Raby, Hamp-
ton Farmer. Reuben owens, Misses
Mary $. Bunting, Bessie ID. Christian, l..
Bertha Christian. Mile q. Garris. l..
I5ernice CARTS. y. i-Iiian Gwynn. Lola
Gwynn, NJ. Ada Gwynn, Nettic L..
keyes. Nena Shaclleton. Flora ".
fhewS. Katie Adams Nettie I.atirlcr.
Emma Raby. Edna Holmes. Bessie
Ward, Susie Shacklcton, Ruth Owens
Luie Wright, Ella Hobbs. Essic Berry.
The names of the pupils who come
under the head of attendance were mot
absent Il single day, nor tardy single
time.
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q is S MI III nJ EMS

wees'k Visit 10 Mgs. John Z. Brady, on
North Green street. left last night via
LAY Line 10: ,Ecir homo in the City of
CaUrcEeg
The b!as for the purchase of city
bonds VIII be opened on Monday night
These who want q good investment had
better Set their bias in nn time.
Two well known yo0ng men had Il
scrappinS match last night M Crawford
street. They We're arrested aud bailcd
ioi their appearance an Monday
The E!ka are making big prcparat lions
Tor their Lodge OF SORROW ana request
tne members OF The entertainment and
memorial committees to be present
Attention is called TO the advertise
'2ent of home fpr icut No. ala North
street. either furnished or unfurnished.
Per advertisements ana cali as directed
1t is said mat not II half of Il crop
81 corn was, raised Ia Norfolk county
TINS year The irst haif of the season
Ms loo drT ana the las; half too wet
ne members of Portsmouth Lodge
80. i6. i. of p, are requested to he
irtscu; At the meeting Monday night TO
meet the Grand Lodge officers OF the
state.
~ little blind boy end his brother from
Soifolk amused quite Il number Of pco-
PIE Yesterday by singing Oh the streets.
iheN were quite successful in their tcol-
!ectiop..
Msss:.'. Phillips. Watson ana company
Filled i.9 TarirGgeS on their trip 10
North Carolina. The weather being 80
of them home
in another column Messrs. Il. G. Hume
x lSEo. give Notice that :ha are offer
ing new Christmas goods at half thc
regular price. They request an cHami-
nation Of the same.
Henry White. colored. is i'm the county
iS'i upon charge of having broken into
house Of man named Wilkins. On
Deep CrccH road. with the intention of
killing for revenge.
Tic farmers are praying for rain.
.ESy gay ;hat li0'c is running up to
sprouts and tina, unless some rain comes
soon it will go to seed. They cannot
Plnn' their cabbage or anything else.
Yesterday morning Mir. VIM. Rowan.
while playin" with Il small terrier dog
belonging To Mr.. cd. Johnson, was sew
crely III; on the back of his right hand.
The wound was dressed b. Dr. George
II. Carr.
The entertainment at Deep Creek Fri
day night for the benefit of the Metho-
dis, church in tina: village was n grand
success. quite 4 number of people from
Portsmouth attended and speak i'll high
terms of IT,
During the past year Monumental IL
#. church raised. for ali purposes.
church expenses, conference collections
ana curtaiiint- debt. over $1,000. an aver
age of more than $ll per member. This
is splendid showing.
Two small boys were locked UP in the
city Jail Tor day yesterday for shoot
ing sing shots in the streets. The
Mayor gives warning TO all boys who
use ;hcn that they must take the con-
sequences OF the law il they continue
To L &c tnem.
IN UNSUCCESSFUL attempt was made to
burn ;:n uuuccuriCd house On queen
rect extended yesterday morning
bout o'clock. II was discovered by
me caiorcd men, VINO were comin.
~ their WORK at the Seaboard All
Line warehouse, and vas put ont before
m.Ch damage was done.
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EIfl:StON.

Eden;on. y. G. Nov 2S.-(Special)-
Therc were Only two prisoners I'm the
county jail-onc white and one colored-
and judging by their actions those cvo
were not altogether plea sed with their
place Of abode. for some time during
last night they made their escape by
picking hole through the brick wall.
Al this writing the officers have nc; any
clue 10 thei. hiding place.
Mr.. William Badhams residence has
been completed.
Mr.. w. o. Hazard left to-day for Nor
folk.
Mr.. John Old, of Norfolk, is in town
on business
Af.cr spending several days here. the
guest of her sisters. Miss Upton left YES
ierday for Camden, her home. accompa-
MED by Ms. IL u. Williams
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TIE RECORD OF a DAy
A Summary Of Happenings Ni..ii4J Of
More Space Than That Given.
PARAGRAPHS ,PERsOaAl aED OTHERWISE
Mention Of tic Confines n:.d, G"iaS"
oi People ruu Eitu.v-Accomn'" of
Events of E,:tc,exi TO srnuy s:rad.
crs-'Ta:,ics z!incas.cd on ttc $ircet
xnsi in Of.;cr. and tlo:a@s.

There are three new preachers III the
city.
Ne;,aer OF The courts were in session
yesterday.
The repairs 20 the Newark E'.N Q "a
been completed.
Rev. Mr.. Wateriield Will address the
Y. NJ. &. a. to-day.
The regular afternoon hop YVES given
at the yard yesterday.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Sniitnie!d, is
wishing friends IN this city.
Miss Beulnh 'GebO Is visiting Miss Nell
lie Carr on Washington ssiSet.
Miss Grace Eunfn!d has returned
from an extended visit To Spiaoi
a number OF ,ramas shot IL . man
Friday night near the rou:dn7uss.
The Order Of canon Was rot institute
eG Friday night; bat Will be very soon.
Rev. Dr. Carter is III the clay aHd viii
probably preach at Central Church this
Mrs. j IT. Lawless continues qui;e III
nj the residence of her husband. in
Richmond.
Mrs. lyman. aged SO years. mother of
the Chief of Police, le.t Yesterday Tor
San Antonio. Tex.
The ola, sales house Gu County stree;
IL being torn down TO make room tor
modern building.
Chicken thieves made = raid on two
places IN Brighton ana one IN PreniiSs
Place Friday night.
The case Of Rogers, charged with
murder. will be called again tomorrow
In the County Court.
Rev. Mir Roberts, the new pastor Of
the Fourth Street Baptist church. will
III his pulpit to-day.
Mrs James d. Brady, Of Petersburg.
arrived In the city Yesterday on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Nci.cughlin.
The Southern road is doing an inn
mensc business 1t looks like IL small.
army of men axe ct - IL there.
The City Council M-a take some &C.
tio,, In REGARD to the sanitary condition
OF the jail when they meet Tuesday
mint.
The ladies' of tic preabv erian church
viii give "Ka.nlow Wea" Tuesday
uirht, at which cake and cream Will be
served.
Asa Saunders an I'D offender who
Wa son. t.. z ~ Two s. an- il the peni-
tcatia,y Mas carried IN Richmond yes
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GUNS ro,HrHD sEawAnD.
Mortar Eaifcry NJ Fort Monroe
NcndX for Armament.

Fortress Monroe has been ranidlv
moderniZed in the past few months.
Since November LIST the work has been
pu he'd 10 such good advantage that the
Tni. i NY prepared to dispute the pas-
Ee of Hapmton Roads with any fleet.
The l0-!nch guns are practically ready
Tor use, and the mortar battery emplace-
mcnts are complete.
The platforms are now ready 10 receive
The mortars OF which there Will be six
teen.
y railway IS being built from the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway tracks in
order to transport the guns 10 the bat
terry. The track will cost about 1000.
and j: vii! run along the beach to the
fort. where a cut has been made in the
covered way Through this cut the road
VIII run to the Chesapeake and Ohio
tracks The battery Will be in position
by January LIST, 1897.
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A Life Saved.

Marvellous cures of throat and lung
affections are made daily by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Miss Annie Swan.
Petersburg, Va, writes: MY brother
was attacked by bad cough and cold,
and it was thought he had consump-
ton. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
used, and to our great surprise it made
him well and hearty. There is no
better cure in the world than this
syrup" DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is
sold everywhere for 25 cents.
Sold by
LANNON'S PHARMACY, 24O Butte ST.
ALERED r. WEST. PIG Main st.
fiGityi r. MIG n,.SSEMEs & GO. &c Main st:
STORE.
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Nnvy-yard Notes.

The repairs to the Newark, except n
little minor things. were completed last
night, and she will be ready in n few
days to take her place with the fleet.
The Amphitritc will go ii the dock on
Monday to have her bottom cleaned and
few other repairs.
1t was thought that there would be
10 money for December. but late yes
terday notice was received stating that
$4,000 had been allowed for the construc-
ton department outside OF Newark
This will keep quite q number from be-
ing discharged as would have been the
case II the money had no; been allowed.
The hop yesterday afternoon was a
decided success.
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100 S'cr,Is forlnc

The greatest bargains of the season,
LOCO yards all wool Covert Cloth reduced
from sixty cents to ,tWenty-five cents
per yard: l.O00 yards all wool Plaid Dress
Goods reduced from sixty cents II TWEEN
ty-seVen cents per yard.
These goods are Very stylish, and sup
ply limited. y useful souvenir to all
who purchase to the amount of 81. 90 ASK
to see on: navy blue ana black all wool
,erges, ~ yards wide reduced from 80
to SIC pc. yard. Terms cash
y. J. PHILLIPS,
Under oxford Hall
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shooting on I.ouaouSrrcct

David Harrcll, colored. swore out n
warrant for the arrest OF n negro named
Ioseph Foreman. charging The latter
with attempting to shoot him. The
shooting took place Friday night on
London street extended, none Of the but
lets fred taking effect. although one of
them passed through the skirts OF n
woman VINO happened to be near Har-
Eei'. me offender was arrested. and
Will have a hearing Monday morning
before Justice Haynes.
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Y. ". G. a. .Sofcs.

The meeting to-day will he addressed
by Rev. II. Y. Waterhold pastor of
ovens Memorial church. The soloist
VIII be Miss tdmuEGa. who will be ac-
companed by Miss i.awless Mr. John
II. Hall will have charge of the song
service.
The Ladies Auxiliary viii hold their
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon al
1 O'Clock
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"'oIam:hr. or ,.,e peer ana the pcr;.

On Thursday. December I'd. the above
oieEa VIII be- presented in the new Opera
itouSe. Nhleh under the decorators,
hands, is fa*; nearing cor1plc;ion. Tho
ladies who occupy seats in the orchestra
VIII come without hats. The ushers.
Messrs. Walton. Eut;. Flournoy ana
Elliott. are arranging to seat the crowd
without any confusion. and the pros
poet is certainly ilattering for u grand
success financially and socially. For
prices. etc, see advertisement
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Justice Haynes Court.

Comono Hewlett was fined 81 ana
costs for being drunk and disorderly.
In default sent 10 jail for ten days.
Jessie Davis for fighting, dismissed at
cost OF warrant.
ConiouS Hewlett. for resisting and
using abusive language to officer Elliot,.
tined 50 and costs. In default sent TO
Jail for twenty DAYS
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lrissinnnrf Service.

An interesting missionary service will
be held in Trinity church lecture room
this afternoon ut o'clock. There will
he essays on Alaska by Miss Mary
Clark. Miss Augusta Maupin and Mr..
Sanford Cook. and brief readings By a
member of the Woman's Auxiliary.
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Furniture sale.

In orde: TO close out The business the
entire stock of furniture, sewing ma
chimes, carpets. mat;iugs, oil cloths,
rug, robes. baby carriages. lamps. toilet
sets. pictures and frames. lace and che
Mile curtains. and a complete line of
house furnishing goods Will he sold re-
gardlesz of cost. Sale now going on.
G.. s. BELL, Manager.
PA High stree.
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what presiacnt hoffman saws.

"Mr. j. T. Harris. Harris Springs. s.
G.: will say that in my opinion the
Harris Lith!a Water is by far the best
! ever used. 1t has done mo grea: deal
Of nd ana think IL a III i valuable
remedy" Sold by NJ. L. Dodson. Drug
Gist, Atlantic Hotel, Burrow, Martin 4
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-29
CITY BONDS FOR SALE.
Office OF the city clerk. !
Council ChamheY- . ~

r oersP 9SG oE ss1a IN Va "a Nov 49, isss
! He CITY OF F saSisS SHoHHn ta Vaa
and Grading Bonds of the Fifth Ward.
1890. and bearing interest at the rate 81
', per cert. per annum, payable semi-aIi-
bonds are denominations Of 800 ana sSis5
Sthere being $1,000 in 800 and s., 900 in s5c0S.
are exempt from city taxes, and can 81
cipal only. at the option OF the holders -
=, Seaied proposals addressed to ID.
ceived until i MoNbAY N s5slf iss &c rs-
m, for the purchase or these bonds. Hi
city reserving the right to reject any or
=, Communicatlons other than proposals.
no1s--td Chairman of Finance e. COMMIT nMI t.,.