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FOX'S NATURAL ENEMIES
The Hale & Norcross People
Preparing for Another
Fight.
Pointed Excerpts From the Statements
on Motion for a New
Trial.

The Hale & Norcross Silver Mining
Company is preparing to make vigorous
legal fight for new trial and also against
NJ. W. Fox $803 900.
The motion for new trial will come up
for hearing in few days and in the mean
time the attorneys for the defendant cor
poration will perfect their statement and
bill OF exceptions.
The statement has already been drafted
by Messrs. CARRIER, Bolt & Bishop, Lloyd
81 Wood and w. e. F. Deal of the attor-
neys for the defense and submitted to
Messrs. Baggett, McKissick and E. s..
Pillsbury, the legal representatives OF M.
w. Fox in the million-dollar fight.
According to Judge Hebbard's decision
Mr.. Fox looks to the Hale & Norcr oss Sill
yer Mining Company for about $780,
W hich the court said had been wrongfully
kept from the plaintiff Fox by the de-
fendant corporation, the means used hav-
ing been described heretofore at length.
In the statement of the Hale d Norcross
Company it will be objected that the court
had no right to allow the introduction of
| testimony by which to prove that the ores
of the Consolidated Virginia Mining Com
pany and the Overman Mining Company
were worked up at a percentage of 80 per
cent OF the car sample assay, whereas the
defendants made return of 50 per cent.
In the Fox suit it was contended that
the ores were worked at the percentage as
quoted above, and that the return to the
stockholders was 30 per cent less. The
court, instead of allowing the full car
sample assay of 80 per cent, Which would
have brought the judgment up to some
thing well over a million, allowed 67L
percentage, or $S03, 900, for the plaintiff.
The defense will claim that the ores, the
car samples OF which averaged so per cent,
were from different mine and taken out
subsequently to the ores under contro-
versy. An objection will also be made to
the introduction of the oompany's books
showing that ore mined or car sample of
So or SO percentage had been returned at
81 and 81. This objection will be made on
the ground that the ores were taken out
prior to the controversy.
These are the essential objections, and
they arise in fifty or more forms in the
statement now being prepared. In short.
1t is claimed that the testimony on which
the court based its decision in favor of
Fox for nearly $1,000,0 900 was irrelevant,
inadmissible and calculated to mislead
the judicial mind.
1t the motion for new trial is denied
the case will be fought by strong legal
forces In the Supreme Court.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-09
Shooting at Alameda.

The California Tournament Association will
hold it's opening shoot on its new grounds Of
Alameda PointJuly4 a and 5. All clubs and in
daily invited to attend.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-09
Sued for Life Insurance.

The estate OF John H. Knarston has entered
suit for $4,000 on a life-insurance policy held
by him in the Connecticut Indemnity Associ-
alton. Payment was refused on the ground
that Knarston was not insured IN that com
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-09

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRANCIS00-FOot Of Market Street (Sip ST.
+7:15 900 HOGAN. +1:oo +2po ta:eo
400 1900 %s:ooP.M.
From 0AELAHD-FoOt Of Broadway- $500 500
10ooAM. 1890 100 tano 800 t4oo
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for Morning. for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. Saturdays only.
Sundays only
~ NF~-1--- 1,r,-- Clatr v4fobka
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

(Via Sausalito Ferry).
from San Francisco, Commencing March 20, 1SSa
WEEKDAYS.
for Mill Valley and San Rafael = 7:OO. "S:OO
*9:15 1O:lb, II AS, A. NJ: *1:46, 3:zO AID
5:15 50 100. 6:35 p. NJ
Extra trips for san Rafael on Mondays, Wednee
Gays and Saturdays at II 80 p.
SUNDAYS.
For NIL Valley and san RafaeI-rS.0O, $500,
%l0:O6, IL 80 "A. M %&l2:S0 81 80, *2:15, <4;OOs
6:30, 6:45, $3.50 P. II. Extra trip TO Sausalito ~
IL 100 A. II.
Trains marked run to San Quentin. Ss12330
r. n. does net run to Mil Valley.
THROUGH TRAINS.
1;45 p. n weekdayB-CaZadero and Vs. stationA
300 A. n. Sundays-Cazadero and way stationA
eNV A. n. Sundays-Poiut Reyes ana way stagi0nA
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ARE AT WORK
Examlahg the Towns Accounts With Nal.
c. W. Wright, Late County Treasurer.
A MARRIAGE THAT FAILED TO COME OFF
The License Was Ready Rns Circum.
stances Forbade the Consumn,a.
lion of the Ceremony-Death of
Col. J. l.. Macheary's Fathef-Coh.
vtcss Conveyed to Penitentfary.

Suffolk. Va, July 23.-(Special)-Hon
y. T.. Booker, member OF the Legisla-
tive Committee appointed by the last
General Assembly OF Virginia to pursue
some Investigations among the oyster
grounds bordering on the Chesapeake
Bay. has returned to Suffolk, the COM
mittee having suspended their work till
August 10. The committee Is composed
OF two representatives, respectively,
from the Senate and House. the other
members being Senators George w.
Lecato and James N. Stubs and Dele
gate Howard Hathaway. Prolonged
disputes Involving years of wiaugling
will be settled before final adjournment.
EXPERT EXAMINATION OF AC-
COUNTS.-Messrs Norfleet and With
ers. the committee appointed by the
Town Council to employ the services Of
experts to complete the records regard
ing their settlement with Major c. w.
Wright, eX-Treasurer, have engaged T.
A. Balm. Esq, Of Norfolk. That gentle
man began the discharge Of his duties
last night, having examined a number
Of documents. He Will be assisted by
Messrs. Britt and yanderslice, the ex-
pcrts who previously made the exami-
nation. and the report on which the
Councils settlement with Major Wright
was based.
The report was delivered to the Coun-
Gil. who In turn gave 1t to the ex-Treas-
urer's attorneys, when the compromise
settlement was agreed upon. The Com
monwealth's Attorney, Z. e. Holland.
Esq, felt the necessity of the data as a
part of the criminal evidence in the case
now pending, and made a formal de-
mand on the City Fathers at special
meeting held this week. After lively
discussion a resolution providing the
appropriation of 5000 on so much there
of as may be needed for the completion
| of records was passed by q vote of 5
60 3. The examination will be pushed
with vigor.
"a CYCLONES RAfViAGES.-Mr. John
Letcher Gay, a lumber dealer. who re-
turned to-day from a trip through Prince
George county, reports having Witness
| ed the most remarkable and disastrous
evidences of last weeks cyclone which
swept though portion of that county.
At one place a residence constructed
from heavy and substantial timber was
uplifted and taken away, the jolsts and
posts being broken and twisted into
splintels and strewn over the surround
Ing country. OF ten persons occupying
the house at the time only two were in
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BRAN BLETON.

MISS ELLA Kramer, OF elizabeth City,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. j. II. Banks,
on East Claiborne avenue.
MRS. j. L. Gregory and children, of
south Mozart avenue, are at Virginia
Beaeh for the special benefit Of the in
FAINT in the family.
The matter to which the attention of
the Local Board was called some tim,
ago with reference to certai improve
ments around Branmblcton Station
shoulG interest n large number of resi-
dents In the Fifth ward The paper
signed by the residents In the vicinity
or the Norfolk. Virginia Beach and
southern Railroad Company's property.
asks that Hamlin' avenue be kept clear
OF opstiuctions; that the lurntable pit
De- made less dangerous TO the public:
that an electric light be placed in the
yards, and that the sidewalk on the
Park avenue side of the premises be
paved The app Rrance of things gen
orally In the yards OF the said company
show badly for Brambleton, and the
matters herein specified certainly require
prompt attention. The board referred
the paper to the Street Committee to
TOOK INTO and report at the next regular
meeting. MeSsrS. A. S. Cooper. C l.
Jones and c. H. Spann are on the com
mittee and they will consult the rights
and interests of all parties concerned.
weather permitting. the Kings Daugh-
te!s VIII nave lawn party this afternoon
on ms vacant lot at the corner of Park
and Highland avenues, the proceeds TO
pe USED for the poor who are now sick
IN the ward. This is a most worthy
cause and should be literally patronized
by a generous public.
Mrs. a. c. Pizzini has been sick a
number of days 1t her home on Pollard
avenue.
me Helpers of the Poor will hold a
lawn party on Claiborne avenue, near
Rose. tonight.
M, WI. M, L. Bright is Ill at his home on
West Corpr Nv avenue, No. All.
a havr!de ito Ocean View. enjoyed by
a goodly number of young people. had
It's Headquarters at the residence of the
MISSES Flick, 1913 Gibbs avenue, last night
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Y. &. A. sfATTERS.
What the Association is Doing-New
Boats Added 10 the Fleet

Two new boats have been added to
the fleet owned by the association and
are now at the clubhouse. They are
sliding-seat outriggers and are calculat
ed to give the boys lots of pleasure
The Y. NJ. c. A. whee!men held post
poned run last evening, leaving at $3.50
o'clock.
The New York journal and the Rich
mond Dispatch have been added to the
reading-room list.
DR.. Young, Of Epworth Church, will
deliver an address on Midsummer
christianity" at the associations audi
torfum next Sunday afternoon. As the
Doctor will have something to say about
cycling most of the Y. M. c. A. wheel
men will be present.
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seauently they are purchasing ali nine
raj. timber and unimproved property
from Bristol Ia Knoxville
newman Erb Is agent of the company
which own ninetytwo per cent. of the
STOCK IN the Norfolk and Western, and
have given notice to the small stocE-
holners to come and take part in the
-reoreanization which Will be held with
in ninety days.
when the reorganization of this is
complete. OF which J. II. Inman will be
one of the leading lights. they will ou,n
tho Norfolk and Western and all it's
branches. touching all the West Vlr-
Sinia coal and coke properties, s. A. &
Q railroad. Bristol and Elizabethton
rallroad. the Cranberry and Big Stone
ian furnaces and iron properties as
wei as newly acquired timber and min
erai properties through Cooke and Sc
Vier counties
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Town OF SUFFOLK

1ured. The cyclones track at that point
extended over only q narrow territory,
| but so terrible were its ravagps that
hundreds of persons from n distance are
visiting the scene for curioshy's salts
| faction. Large trees were twisted OFF
and carried away by the wind. and brick
pillars were removed from their foun.
dations.
A MARRIAGE POSTPONED -W,l.
liam Thomas. white, and Willie Picott
expected to be married yesterday and the
license was duly issued. but the fates or
dained otherwise. An unforeseen occur
renee prevented the contamination of the
ceremony and the nuptial permit was
returned unexecuted.
COLONEL MlACDEARY'S FATHER
DDAD.-Col. j. H. Mncleary, n member
of the Town Council. has received the
painful intelligence that his aged father
is no more. The Colonel left on the 5:O7
train this afternoon for the scene OF the
demise at Middletown, Dol, and will be
present at the interment. which will oc.
cur tomorrow.
TO tLAfY IN F,RAINKLIN.-The local
ball team, accompanied by a party OF
rooters will leave for Franklin at 3 p.
m. tomorrow on a. special train. Law
son. of Lynchburg, Will twiri FOR Frank
lin. Bruner, late of the Portsmouth
State League team, Is expected TO off,
ciate for Suffolk.
CONYIOTS CONVEYED.-The four
convicts sentenced to the penitentiary
at the last term of Nansemond county
court were last night taken up under
the charge Of q guard. They are: Fred.
Washington, Jock Jones, George Snow,
and Alex Sumner. The latter is only
about twelve years old.
IMPROMPfU GBRMAN.-A number
of young people tonight had an i'm
~, M M ", ht,a Ill N
Good music was furnished, and the par
Elephants enjoyed the dance until A. late
hour
Mrs. George w. Truitt and son While.
expect to start Saturday for Buffalo
Lithia Springs. where they will recupe-
rate in health.
Mrs. Lucy Simms and daughter, Miss
Sadie Slmms, who had been guests of
Mr.. c. Il. Minton's family for several
weeks, returned to-day to their home in
Madison county, Va. They were ac-
companied by Misses Leila. and Eunice
Minton.
Mrs. Isaac Smith, of Scotland Neck
n. c., is visiting the family of her uncle,
General l., s.. Baker, Main street.
| Mr.. N. Il. Haigrove. of Wilmington,
n. c., arrived in Suffolk to-day for n
visit to relatives.
| The Commercial Hotel to-day mt On
another bus
John L. Savage to-day conveyed by
! deed to John Ola dwell liz acres of lam,
In Cypress district; S1l5.
The regular monthly meeting of the
county supervisors scheduled for 10
| day was postponed. There v,,s no i'm
portant business, all urgent matters
having recently been attended TO n, a
special meeting 9
The Tom Smith Camp Of Confederate
veterans has adopted handsome rc-
versible badge. bearing on one side mn
J SXcehent photograph Of Colonel Thoma s
w. Smith, commander.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Matters Of Small Moment About ths City
Very Briefly ChTonlcled.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES
A Full aud Concise Record or the
Minor Events OF Growing Sea.
port City Laid Bare TO the Many
Readers of the Nswsiest of Nor.
folk Papers.

DIR. j. j. Jackson Is a visitor to his old
home in Centerville
Miss Bette Butt has returned from her
visit to Great Bridge.
Mr. Hosea f. Maxim, of this CITY, has
secured patent for thermostat.
Ut: M. E. Douglass, of Danville. is the
guest or DR.. Noah jackson. of this city
Mr.. Walter s. Barnes, formerly OF
Norfolk, died in Baltimore Wednesday.
The ferry steamer City OF Portsmouth
resumed her place ON the line yester-
dty.
A skeleton was washed ashore between
the Princess Anne Hotel and Cape Hem
ry yesterday.
A moonlight excursion to Mathews
county was run last night on the steamer
Northampton
The Epworth League Of Cumberland
street M. q. Church held an Interesting
meeting last evening.
Mr. Allen Jenkins, Of Richmond, was
here yesterday, the guest OF his brother,
Mr.. ]. Iredell Jenkins.
An excursion party of about 400 per-
sons arrived from Matthews county yes
terday aboard the steamer Northarnp-
ton
Rev G. B. Hudgins, who has been the
guest of Norfolk friends for some time
past. returned yesterday to his home in
Athens, Ga.
Mr.. Isaac Myers will conduct the new
dry goods store shortly ito be opened IN
the Umstadter building for Mr. G. b.
Crfttenden, of Tampa, Fla.
The Maryland oyster cruiser. NAV
Brown, is In port with a, pleasure party
from Annapolis aboard They will re-
main here for several days
Mr. p. b. Lewis, one Of the clerks of
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany, has been very sick for over a
week with typhoid malarial fever.
Rev j. PRESLEY Barrett, pastor Of the
Memorial Christian Temple, of this o!ty.
addressed the Christian Sunday School
convention In Nansemond county yester-
day.
The Almshouse Committee has award.
ed the following contracts for supplies
Coal, to George w. Taylor 4 Co.; wood,
to John Braithwaite; provisions, to John
Stroud.
Tho Southern States Telephone Com
pany is makingl rapid progress In its con-
struction on Plume street. Nearly all
the excavating on that thoroughfare has
been completed
Mrs: c. E. Zeiler has returned from
Norfolk and Richmond. where she spent
pleasant time with friends and visit
ing places of interest around Norfolk
and Observation-Disclosures World.
The Southern States Telephone Com.
pany had big force at work last night
laying their principal line, composed OF
fourteen ducts across Main street 10 con.
meet with the Roanoke avenue line
Grand Dictator George L. Carrie
Grand Reporter WilliamH H. Bailie Crane
Chaplain II. NJ. Hope and Supreme Rep.
resentative r. r. Prentis, of the knights
of Honor. paid an official visit 10 the
lodges of this city last night
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Among onr COTTON Wen.

Rains in Georgia, Alabama, and the
Carolinas. Scattering showers in the
Southwest.
Liverpool future contract market
closed quiet, 2 to 3 points advance. Spot
cotton advanced l-32d
Bar silver In London unchanged,
3l1a per ounce.
New York future conhjact market
very active and nervous. August con-
tracts declined to 6.S6, then rallied to
$50; then declined points. Market
closed barely steady. l to points de-
cline on Id crop. while new crop adj
vanced to 3, points; August, SIS; No
vember 63246.33: January, 637@6. as.
spot market advanced Lilo
Southern markets unchanged.
Port receipts yesterday were 2s2
bales. against sos bales last year, and
66l bales in 1894.
one pale new cotton each at Calves
ton and New Orleans Six bales nov,
cotton at Houston. Tex. against none
last year and so new bales in 1894.
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Last summer one of our grandchildren
was sick with severe bowel trouble. Orr
doctors remedies had failed, then W.
tried Chamberdain's Collie. Cholera a ma
Diarrhoea Remedy, when gave yerv
speedy relief we regard 1t as the very
t>r bowel omplaints.-M z. @. Cree
Dry, Frederckstown, Mo. This cerfatn1y
Is the best medicine ever put on ths
market for dysentery. summer conhpla m,
collie and cholera infantum for Children
1t never ,e ladis 10 giye prompt relief when
printed directions are followed. MANY
mothers have expressed their sincere
gratitude for the cures It has ELECTED
For sale by all druggists
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
NORFOLK ACADEMY

"a PRIVATE school for boys and young
men. Last session our students raI,gsd IN
age from 10 TO FL years. DastiiicstyS tea,
lures OF the school arc - S 80
]. It's modern spirit.
z. It's broad curriculum. sFs
:. It's 1udicious discipline.
g. the social standing OF its pupils
.. the continuity OF its ingtructf6r,
through both elementary and secttt,-
dairy grades without change Of fesach-S
ers. '-i''ses> - " s - tASss7
g. IT'S college-bred teachers (all Tn4n.S y
Its moderate charges. T,F
us two-acre playground.
8. it's success "a
10. local sentiment ~
Fifteen years ago 1t was said that Tho
people OF norfolk, Portsmouth and vicir,-
ny would not support a modern school for,
boys or q grade above the Eramnlar
school.. The Academy has disproyen the
charge. Last years graduating clasa
was the largest In fifteen years. III, tie
Two highest classes there were twenty-five
Catalogue ready August 10. The an
pllcat,on blank in each catalogue should
DO niied out and returned to the UNDER
signed without delay. Seats not re-erl-
Gagged by former pupils on or before Sent
VIII be open to new applicants. 49,
On the opening day, Sept g. navy pipiisj
VIII be examined for classfication Baeka
ward or diihdcnt pupils may consult the
i,rmcipal privately at his residence, ef6
Frtemason street ---s-', = -
ROBERT w. TUNsTALL, d. A.,
JyA-f su .w-l0w Princinal
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The new store, which Is being built on
Cooley avenue for Duncan Bros. is
nearing completion.
There Is much sickness in the ward at
this time.
MISS Monroe Calls Is quite sick Mt her
home. on Colley avenue.
Mrs. James Thornton was reported as
improving yesterday
Little Roy Griffin is quite sick at the
home of his parents, on Forte street.
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ffOIIlE! j I ! J! !!
p EANORHTE
| \ RESC,RT pTEqDN
II FOR WEAs< yvDREEN.
HELP wANrEp.
FOR WEAs< yvDRg EN.


ROARDERS WANTED-A short drive TO
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs: lovely
mountain scenery; fine water; plenty OF
ice. Chickens. milk and nice Vegetables
spec atty. Address Mrs. A. M. HART.
Waterloo, FNauquier county, Va 3y23-1w
SoARDERS wANTED--A. few summer
boarders can secure good accommoda-
tons at Rylahd Institute by applying to
Mrs. ANNIE NJ. BUTT, at the Institute.
three minutes ride from Norfolk. thirty
minutes from Ocean View and forty
from Virginia Beach. je24-w .su.fr-tf
WANTED-Recruits for the u. S. Marine
corps. wanted-Able bodied, unmarried
men; between the ages Of a and 80 years.
free. For further particulars, etc.. apply
or address, the Commanding Officer,
Marine Barracks, Navy-yard, Norfolk,
Va. 3y4-3m
wANTED-FOR CASH BUYERS-Gro-
Gerry stores, lunch rooms. saloons, drug
stores, coal yards, etc. No publicity.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, West Build
ing Main and Church streets. 1e24-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOSEGAY-FREE-Do you chew
tobacco? If SO. send me your address on
pie of the Improved double thick Nose
gay free. A larger piece for the money
and better quality than ever. T. B.
WADDILL, Agent, Box 81, Norfolk, Va.
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NOTICE OF CO-PAR1NERSHIP.

a co-partnership was entered into on
July 2Ist, 1896, between A. b. WALKER
and FRANK J. CORWIN, both of this
city. for the purpose of conducting an
ART SCHOOL in its various departments.
Their temporary location will be 40 Wood
street
Portrait Painting readily learned by a
rev and unfailing process; Tuition very
ced pupils at good salaries. Agents want
ed. For full Information apply to
WALKER & CORWIN
Sy24-3t 90 Wood ST., Norfolk, va,
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A child Enjoy,

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effect Of Syrup of Figs, when In
need Of a laxative. and If the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow It's use; so that
1t Is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
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poaih OF Mr.. Thomas =. wn,ker.

MIR. Theodore F. Walker, a well-known
ent very generally esteemed gentleman,
died Yesterday morning at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Walker was 40 years OF age and
was printer by trade, having held
positions on several newspapers Of this
city. He had. also. an honora BILE record
as a police officer. having been retained
by the FrehiDitlon Commissioners, as
well as their Democratic successors,
RIe leaves no family.
ihe funeral will take place from A.
f. Hall & Co.'S undertaking establish
msnt at 3:se O'CLOCK this afternoon and
teal Union. of which the deceased was
q member.
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$50 CASH buys a Waverly Bicycle worth
flee. jylo-tf
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II you want to save 25 per cent. on
Furniture and Mattings, call on H. Vert.
ht!mer. st Fass'. 1876 Church street. White
enamel beds a speciality this week.
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FOR SALE-Horse and buggy in good
condition; will be sold cheap: is a good
driver. Address HORSE AND BUGGY,
Virgin.an. jy23-3ts
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can be accommodated with q front room
and board at q reasonable figure, at 2S3
East Main street.
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FOR SALE-A we'll built residence on
Wood street; sold for no fault; too large
bath and all the modern conveniences:
lot 2iisxll5; a splendid opportunity for
anyone wishing nice home, with OPP
ton on two lots in rear. 40 feetXl20, on
which can be erected three (2) nice
tenement houses. For terms, etc, APP
ply on premises. No 60 Wood street
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FOR RENT.
FOB SALE.

YACHT AND BOAT FOR SALE-Pleas-
boats for sale at upper end Levitt ave
nues, OF address Lock Box No. /. Nor
folk, Va. je34-su, film
FOR SALE-Two Double Wagons; good
as new. Address WAGON" this office.
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