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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-04
Notes from Petersburg.

Petersburg. Va. Sept 3.--(SpeciaD-
| Mention has been made In this CORE
snondence that two little girls, Henriet-
| IN llazlehurst and Minnie Moore, from
| Marion. o.. were taken up a few nights
since while wandering about the street
| IN search of some friend whose place OF
residence they did not know They
were sent to clearinghouse here
where they have been kindly cared for
| The father of the little Hazlehurst girl
was notified by telegram sent by Chief
of Police Perkinson. of the finding of the
| two girls and of the unpleasant situa-
| ton In which they were placed Last
| night the Chief received telegram
from Mr.. Hazelhurst that money for
tickets from Petersburg to Marion. o.
for the two girls had been deposited
with the railroad agent at Marion This
morning Chief Parkinson called upon
Mr.. j .B. Shaclaln. passenger ticket
agent of the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company here. to see If he had.re-
ceiNed any Information in reference to
the matter. but he had not. Chief Per-
kinson ut once wired Mr.. Hazelhurst of
that fact Later in the day Chief Per-
kinson was Informed by Mr.. Straclan
that he had been instructed that money
FOR tickets from Petersburg to Marion
for the little girls had been deposited
with the agent at the latter place The
two little strangers will leave for their
MONIES Tomorrow morning.
Hon Francis II. Lassiter, Democratic
chairman of the Fourth Congressional
District. received n telegram from Hon.
benton McMillin, member of Congress
from Tennessee. stating that he would
ACCEPT the invitation extended him TO
sneak II the Academy OF Music here on
next Monday night
Mrs. George Cameron, Jr fell from
the porch OF her residence yesterday af-
ternoon and was very painfully iniur
ed. Her injuries were such that n phv-
stefan had 10 be called in to attend her.
Ex-Gov. VIM. T.. Cameron is in the
CITY. The Governor has appointments
10 speak in various places OF the Stnto
this month.
Hon. sydney =. Epes, Register of the
Land office. passed through here this
afternoon from Nottoway Courthouse,
on route 10 Richmond. Mr.. Epes. who
IL candidate for Congress from this
district. told me he thought he would
be nominated on the first ballot.
Hon. w. h. McIlwaine. General Hun1-
lev and Mr.. Oliver, the latter yourg
LAWYER from Alabama spoke at Not
towav Courthouse to-day on The cni.-
rencv question, and for Bryan and Sc
wall.
a little child of Mr.. d. II. jackson. of
this citv. was painfully. but not serious
w. Injured this afternoon at Enporia
Greensvlile county. while gettln, on n
train.
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PORTSMOUTHNEW

at Christmas and Saturdays. 1t will
he a wise move to do so.
yesterday morning Il vicious dog be-
longing to u colored woman on Effing-
nam street. near London. bit a small
chiid quite badly on the leg and arm.
attention of some one passing who
drove the dog off
Inc Nifginian representative had the
pleasure or call yesterday from his old
time friend. Thomas Snow, of Balti-
more. VINO is representing a Baltimore
nn1st. rom Is an old Portsmouth boy
ana was warmly welcomed by q number
or his old associates
ne SiktN days given the Portsmouth
street railroad to remove their track
from Court to South streets has expired
some Time ago and still nothing has
neeii done In the matter. Work OH South
street Will be commenced very soon now
ana something should be done.
Mr.. Beverley secretary of the Y. NJ c.
A. began Yesterday to sell tickets for
me star Course OF lS96-'9I. He hopes to
meei with success and give those who
purchase tickets one of the best course
or entertainments that has ever been
given i'll this city by the association
me young man who has had the typ
hoid fever in the city Jail is greatly i'm
proved. He Is considered entirely out of
danger unless n relapse should set in.
re has received considerable attention
from Lieut. Only, who has kept him
supplied with nourishments for some
time.
During the big fire in Norfolk We'd
nesday night the Portsmouth Depart
ment was called upon by the Norfolk
Department for aid. The steamer Vir-
GINA was sent over about 2:30, but the
fire had been cotton under control and
her services were not needed, so they re-
manned al the ferry until 5 o'clock and
then came back home.
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The Now Sxmnco-uc.

The Jewish synagogue on High street
near Green. Will be ready for occupancy
on Monday, which Is the beginning of
the Jewish New Year holiday. Rev A =.
l.. Emanuel, a Rabbi, from baltimore,
has been engaged TO conduct the holiday
services, closing with Yom Kippur. or
the Day of Atone ment which falls on
the nth instant. If he is satisfactory to
the congregation he will be retained as
the regular rabbi, upon n stated salary
II not some other rabbi will lbe called
The building, when completed. will have
cost the congrega ton in the neighbor-
hood of $1,000. The lot Is leased OF
the above amount $3.50 has already been
paid, and within another week the con-
sregation expects to raise as much more
leaving a debt of $500, which will be
raised by assessing each member of the
congregation, and by holding festivals
etc. The interior of the building will
present pleasing effect.the walls having
been tastefully paperCd d. Gas has al
ready been connected with the building
The pewS have not yet arrived but
chairs will be used during the coming
holiday services. 1t is expected that
everything will he completed and the
synagogue dedicated within about three
weeks. distinguished rabbi from the
North will preach the dedicatory SER
mon. Ii will he known as the Comfy
Chesd Synagogue. and begins with
membership of twenty. The congrega-
ton has elected the following officers: II
Goodman. president; S. B. Land, vice
president: NJ. Solomon. secretary;
Hastings, treasurer; ]. Smolensky, d
Hart and NJ. Rosen;hal. trustees.
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Cut Rates Go Into Effect To day.

The cut rates on the $. A. L. go into
effect to-day. The fare from Portsmouth
TO Atlanta has been placed al So and all
points beyond Hamilton South and North
have been reduced in proportion.
Upon request of number of our pa
irons The Nirsinian representative visit
ed Mr.. Anderson vest rday and asked
10 be informed if the reduction offended
local travel and ii SO 10 what extent
He said that local travel 10 ali points
where the fare was less than So would
remain as it now is. but all above SIS
would be reduced. and that the reduction
here was made beyond Hamilton, so
that the Interstate law would not be
VIOLATED d. The road expects TO be greatly
b ne!i,tcd by increase in travel as was
shown while the fare was down.
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lie paid Dear for His sport.

Wednesday Mr.. Gray, one of the
street hands. got on a little turn and
assaulted a man named j. w. Warren
and afterwards appeared TO Justice
HAYNES for warrant for Warren'S
arrest. He being drunk the Justice
refused the warrant. Gray became an
-rv and cursed the Justice. who had
him placed under arrest. He was
searched and pistol was found on him.
He was then committed to jail for
drunkenness. fighting. carrying con-
cealed weapons and contempt of Court.
He was tried Yesterday afternoon and
was fined $40 I'm all. Not being able to
nav the fine he was committed TO jail
until his friends can raise the money TO
get him ont. He will now have time
10 reflect over his folly and think how
dear he paid for his amusement.
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E.DENEON.

Edenton. y. c., Sept. 3.-(Special.)-
Haywood Bros. Ministries gave a first
class entertainment last night at Rea' =
Opera House 20 a good sized audience.
We are sorry to hear of the sickness
Rev y. NJ. watson. and hope that he
will soon recover.
The saw-rilis of the Branning Com
pany have been shut down for several
days for want Of logs.
Mrs. t. r.. Byrd has moved into the
Gilbert residence on Broad street.
Several white people went to the
colored Baptist Church last night 10
hear George ". Lee, ID. D., of Washing
ton City, preach
Cotton picking is now IN order The
fields are turning white rapidly
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Suffering for n lrfetime.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism, often
snirer for lifetime. their tortures being
almost without remission. The Joints and
muscles OF such unfortunatcs are in most
cases shockingIy contortcd and drawn
porary relief. the ordinary remedies often
prove utterly useless. Hostetters Stomach
Filters. on the other hand, is avouch-d by
persons VINO have used il. 10 be a genuine
source OF relief. 1t keeps the body cool by
promoting regular habit of body, and
opinion OF all rational Psychologists. oriei-
nate this antagonizing complaint and lis
kindred malady, the govt. Besides this
the Bltters remedy disorders OF the stom-
ach, liver and nerves, prevent and eradi-
icate retnittent and Intermittent fevers
promote appetite and sleep and are highly
recommended by physicians as n desira-
BILE medicinal stimulant and tonic
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-04

Some time during "Wednesday night
some one broke into the store OF Mr..
Goodman on Scott street between Wash
ington and Green streets and carried off
a number of articles such as meat. to-
bacco and other stuff. No fastenings
broken. showing that the thief must have
entered through the rear door by means
OF Il key. Several tracks Wee seen
there yesterday which showed that there
was more than one connected with It.
There must be several gangs of the Sc
people who are doing the stealing and
1t seems almost impossible 10 catch
them
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President of Battle Abbey Ron.

A'lantn. Ga. Sept. 3.-W. ID. CbipIev
, /" a'e I,n OF the Board of Trustees Of
nc confederate Battle Abbey noJ,.
n nia.n as the Confederate Memorial Nv INV
stiauie' was called by business from iho
pntio ni meeting Of the board at Look :
r"i mountain and learned while in A.
, OF MS election as president of tho
ri,ar The trustees who. in connectinn
, ,n me president. constitute the Exc
IulNe committee. are General w 81
IHckson. or Tennessee: General Briggs
Oh hentucky: General Ross. OF TnSos
Point. Vi west
Solonei Chipley said to Constitution
renorter that he earnestly supported
Ne Jackson for the presidency. but
LIS hcalth prevented his accepioncn
y ne oifer to him was a general surprise,
~ seemed impossible to accept. but I'M.
IT, me conditions very possibly he
,uea was already at home with him and
ne was already laying plans which
would bring early returns or he wouId
ter hand ga De'
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CAROLINA

phias Pa, September LIST. at O'Clock by
the cape Charles route from Norfolk.
ne Is or yellow complexion, three or
three and one-half feet high good hair.
ano about eleven years old. His name
Is charles Flusser Keen. He Is a negro
boy. He left here In the care of Il lady
VINO was going to Boston. She promised
TO see that he left Norfolk all right: but
ne ne laiied TO arrive In Philadelphia on
Tuesday morning 1t is moi known
where he Is. VIII you please make en-.
quiries In Norfolk and send him TO No
l243 Fulton street, Philadelphia, Pa.
And oblise. ="
Yours truly and humbly.
j. w. MCDONALD
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SOUTHERN IROGREss.
Business Conditions Better Than ,,,
Other Sections

Bnltlmore. September 3--ln It's weekly
~, n'S ST vi Soutncrn Industrial conditions
; ,n MMaimiactnrers Record calls attention
10 ne lnct That railroad earnings. iik"
punk clcarings, emphasize the fact thnt
BUSINESS conditions I'm the South nrc hot ,
Yer tnan in other sections. The net rarn-
LIE .nSS ,i me south are better than In other
scc'!ohs' Inn net nrnings Of the rnilronas
U. tne united States for tho FIRST al
months OF 1876, as compared with thr CO..
rrSsppnuinE period OF 1895. show IN tho New
I'm the Middle States Il dccrens" nT = 90 :" ~, =,
cSmt: nnd the anthracite systems n do
Greas9 o. ioG5 per cent, with an increase
n rn me Miduic Western States OF go per
l.2i per cent: I'm the Northwcstnrn g, ", ",
80 per cent, while In the South Tho In
wc cn ~ iSUS per cent. and In the South
Sat STrm is,h per cent. the Southern md
other sections " oa"S vi any
Among the industrial enterprises r.,or, :
~ ,,,i ror INC week kcrc the closing OF n con
tIo,oOo at Anderson. s. G.: for tha do Nv 1oS'
micIt Oh b:on horse power; for Tho tr,nrr
i i,,nSion OF electricity; Athens. Aala' viii
0c5: wo ierr w works at cost OF about ,I5-
water, Fla: 5000, 900 gold mininr ro,,,',,
DelhE organized for the devcinm,nnnnn;
Hi u Eolh mine in GeorEin: Northwrei. ~,
mil in Mliiepie nnG building a large lumber
Ms Ms; been Incorporated at Wrst pn,n,S
im.SS'' 100000 paving brick comnuuv ~.
pS onio rEa nized at San Antonio 'rex :,
iarging ,hcir TO-, 90 OF GLASGOW. Va. are .n.
barrels per day. the Southern' 'I ~ x, aoo
IN nliany VIII erect u 5000. 900 office h,iidin
inc Nv VIII, prieahs: two $4,000 school hiiId
pl5ns hn,o p ,ci erected In the same city.
ih,eu DuildIhE In Atlanta: a si5oG0 Con-,
'"So VIII De erected in Wise cunty Vn
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HusYin-s<onrt.

This court met yesterday and the fol-
lowing grand jurors were sworn: :. =
Armstrong, foreman. +. H. Larkin. Il. ..
Bohlk!n, X. .. Mules. c. Il. Lash. a.
T.. Cherry. II. O. Cuipcpper and Ambrose
X. Williams. and found the following
true bills: John Murphy, a felony: Ed
ward Gunter. a felony: Joi dan Wilson. a
felony; Charles Neville. 4 felony; Charles
Wilson. a felony; Eslie Mathew ". a felony;
l:slle Mathew. 4 felony.
The jury was then adjourned until
this morning at IL O'Clock
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Gold Reserve.

Washington. September 3-The Urea
sury gold reserve stands at SOB, 03I lj3 The
days Withdrawals at New York were ssGI :
800. The treasury circulation shows thar
on September LIST all kinds of money in the
United States. outside of what is held in
the trasury aggregated sl.53g 1863. G3g or
S2i.iS per capita on an estimated popnla-
ton of ll.Ci5.p0. As compared with Sen
TENDER LIST, 1895. the circulation shows n
decrease of Sill. il3.39i. During the month
of August. however. the circulation shows
an increase of S2i. 26G 49,. made up largely
from the trcasmrN loss OF gold -
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steel sIii,s shat no.u.

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. 3.-T3ve,y iaill in
Thomson Works of the Carnegie Com
panv. at 3raddock. suspended opera-
tions indefinitely last night. Lack Of
orders is given as the Gauss OF the crs
pension.
at the Carnegie Comrnny's 3raddoc,,
plant are in blast. Thu report Il. cur-
rent that ST.: Of the seven are to be
banked soon.
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TIE NEW SECRETARY.
David X. Francis Takes the Oath M
SecretnrY of Sfnfe

Washington, September 3-Ex- Gov
Francis. of Missouri, took the oath OF az.
nee "a Secretary of the Interior at 1890
to-day The oath was administered bv As.
Soclate Justice Harlan, OF the United
states supreme Court. in the private room
OF OF Secretary Carlisle in the Treasury De
Phrlmcnt. There were present Secretaries
Lamont and Carlisle. besides several nnre
paper reporters. In the afternoon the new,
secretary visited the department and
nhdc Inc acquaintance OF the assistant
secretaries and chiefs of bureaus To-mor
row MI Francis will begin the active dti-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In

Perry Faison, coiored. was arrested at
West Norfolk "Wednesday. cha,ged with
breaking into the house of c. w. Harmon
and stealing number II articles. He
WAS carried before Justice Owens court.
who gave him hearing and sent him
on to court
Robert Lewis. colored. was arrested
upon charge of breaking into MIR.
Abram Billiards. place. He, too, was
sent oh to court
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-04
Che Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs.
under all conditions. make it their IA :
vorite remedy. To get the true and gen
uinc article. look for the name OF the
California Fig Syrup Company, printed
near the bottom of the package For sale
by all responsible druggists
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Denth on L,,,leC h,ld.

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd baltimore will regret to learn
of the death of their little boy. Vincent
Walker. which occurred yesterday morn
Ing. age 10 months and 81 days. Vincent
was one of the twin babies and was the
pride of the family. His funeral Will
take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from their residence, Sill High street.
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For Three Years He Suffered - CouIa
Hardly Breathe at Nigbt-0ne kostrll
Closed for Ten Years.

Mr.. A. M. Ramsey, of De Leon, Texas,
was n sufferer from Catarrh in it's
worst form. Truly, his description OF
his sufferings seem little short of mar
Vicious. Instead of seeking his couch,
glad for the nights coming, he went to
it with terror, realizing that another
long, weary. wakeful night and
struggle to breathe was before him.
DE LEON, Texas.
GENTS / have used nearly four bottles Of
PIP; p was afflicted from the crown of my
has cured my difficulty of breathing, smother
ing palpi,ation of the heart. and has relieved
me of all pain. One nostril was closed for
ten years bat now can breathe through il :
readily.
have no. slept, on either side for two years;
sleep soundly in any position all night.
am so years old, but expect soon 10 be able \
that was lucky enough to get u. P. p, and Z
heartily recommend il to my friends and the +
Yours respectfully,
THE STATE OF TEXAS, $
County of Comanche, 80
Before the undersigned authority, on Sfia
day, personally appeared a. NJ Ramsey, wE3,
foregoing statement made by him relative To-
the virtue OF P. P. p medieiEe, Is true: ~
Sworn to and subscribed before m. this,
NJ. LAMBERT, N. p, Ne
Conanche County, Texas.
CATARRH CURED BY P. p. p.
e. ippman's Great Remedy where ALI
other remedies failed.
Womans weakness, whether nervous
or otherwise, can be cured and the
system built up byP. p. p. A healthy
woman is Il beautiful woman.
Pimplcs, blotches, eczema and all
disfgnrements of the skin are removed
and cured by =. Il. +.
L. +. T. will restore your appetite,
build up your system and regulate yot,
in every way p. p. p. removes that
heavy, acknowledgements feeling.
For blotches and pimples on the
face, take p. p. y.
Ladies, for natural and thorough
organic regulation, take Il. p. P., Lipp-
mans Great Remedy, and get well at
once.
Sold by al. druggists. IsSS
ipPMAN BROS. Apotaecnries. Solo rseps
Ap0man's Block. savanashs O.
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winton stores Burned.

Winston. n. c., September 3-Two M ,,,o
arrest stores in Warsaw county. \. e..
We're burned last night. and others were
utni'Eeu ny IRE. Tho principal losers
We're Z. Il. liussey. general store, building
and stock Loss. $4,000: Insurance. S70ss
i nmd %. Best. general stores. loss. 5000:
s s.i,S1n SUI $500. Other losses aggrcgatr
s;.n'. WIN no insurance. The fire was
started by rats and matches
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Don't Fall.

$500 yards refulgent silk. reduced
from loc. and l2h2c. to sc. per yard; !, 900
yards vrape cloth at Sc All parasois
q greatly reduced pricec
"A. j. PHILLIPS.
80" High street,
CLder Oxford Hall,
Portsmouth Va
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THREE FRIENDS OffAGAIN
The Little FIibnster sIipa Out Of
Jacksonville Hnrhor

Washington September 3.-The Tr4a-
sury Department is Informed that Tho
steamer Three Friends slipped out of Jack
Sonville, Fla, last night
She was loaded with arms and amrnuni
ton. and her destination is supposed to be-
some Cuban port
TIE United states revenue cutters have
been instructed to look her IN
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The Efieu.

Or selling $40. $3.50 and SIS suits for
$3.50. The idea is preposterous. but we
know our business. These goods have
got TO be sold no matter the loss
BRESLAUER e. ANTHONY.
ia High street
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Specials for To-Day.

Just roceived-n fresh lot OF Prepared
Ham. l2,sc. per pound. Also Al fine lot oil
of being bothered with Water bugs, Hoop
ers Fatal Food will certainly Kill them.
We only ask Il trial. and IL not as repre-
scented money refunded. Fine Blended
Tea. 25c. per pound. Fresh lot of our
Cracked Java Coffee only 23c. per pound.
Phone 1910.
C. w. HUDGINS & co.
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BLANKETS. BLANKETS, BLANKETS

This Week at Lawrence a. WeIton.s.
Entire new stock at special prices for
q few DAYS only. Terms Cash to all
LAWRENCE & WELTON,
Portsmouth. Va
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The author of THE Silence of Dean
Maitland" whose pen name Is Maxwell
Gray" is. in private life. Miss Mary Tut
tiett. daughter of doctor a: Newport,
Isle OF Wight. Miss Tuttiett is an inva-
lid and does most OF her writing reclining
on q sofa.
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J. y. Crawford.

the High street furniture man. has re-
duced prices on his refrigerators. door
and window screens. Big bargains
await you.
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WHERE Is THE BOYc
An Inquiry Concerning n Missing
Youth.
Plymouth. n. c.. Sept. 3.

Plymouth, n. c.. Sept. g. 1896.
To the Editor of The Virginian:
Dear Sir-On Monday. August 31st
1896, ! sent little boy to Philadelphia
Pa. by the Norfolk and Southern route
He should have arrived in Philadel.
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ACCIDENT POLICIES for BICYCLISTS

Every B!cyclist ovnv Is years should
have one of our Special Accident Policies
for Wheelmen. $500 per 81 900; $500 week.
ly benefit! Call or write
JOHN l.. WATSON,
Portsmouth. Va.
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Suits at Cost.

All goods marked in plain figures for
q few days longer
LEVY e. JACOBS. 200 High Streat
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Young's and Imperial Guaranteed
Stiff Hats for fall. Best on earth at
Charles r. Welton & Co.
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PORTSMOUTH Apu,s.

FOR RENT-A fine store on High street
suitable for any business: owner will lit !
II 10 suit renter Apply to II. l.. PAGE
~ co, 3l5 High street. se3-lW
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~ witt . NIeIIeyeT' RuctIUTetT'
r RIGHToN LOTS AT AUCTION.

To satisfy II deed of trust I will sell a [
public auction.at Y o'clock m, TUESDAY.
september Sth. 1896, before the courthouse
of Norfolk county. In Portsmouth, those
most desirable lots IN Brighton. situated In
Block No g. beginning nj the corner of Eff
bingham and Henry streets. and numbered
3. q. Z. and Q. and In Block No. %, fronting
ON IIflinghnm street and numbered 49, 81
20, % and q.
MRS. A. a. ALEXANDER
JOHN C. NEIMEYER,
nu2I-10t AuctiJneer,