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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

Mr.. Samuel Kaufman has left for the
North on business.
Rev. DIR. r n. Sedd. OF Danville. was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Eva Mann, who has been quite
sick. is improving rapidly.
Mrs. j. Bell Bigger left yesterday to
visit Mrs. Bowles, of Louisa county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Alcutt, of
Florida, are visiting friends I'm Richmond.
Miss Rosa Ellis is the guest of Miss
Brown, Fenchurch street, Fredericks-
burg.
Mrs. w. s. Triplett is the guest OF Judge
w. S. Barton and family, OF Fredericks-
burg.
The condition of General Raleigh
Colston was not so favorable yesterday
as for several days.
The infant-class Of Fulton Baptist
church gave a lawn-party last night at
No. GLIB Denny street
Mrs. Belle j. Walthall. OF e7 east Leigh
street, has gone to Farmville, to attend
the teachers institute at that place.
Mrs. ]. f. Bailey and children, OF BIG
north Twenty-third street. left Saturday
for a months sojourn in the mountains.
Pardons were refused by the Governor
Yesterday to Amos Sutheriin, from Floyd
county, and Pat. Lowe. from Tazewell
county.
Governor O'Ferrall was over at Dun
dee" Yesterday. looking after the ar
rangements for removing his family
there for the summer
Mrs. e. T. Mann. of Is south Pine street.
left Saturday for Spotsylvania Court
house. where she will spend several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Jenkins.
Misses Eliza w. Goddin and Elise Rider.
ACCOMPANIED by Messrs. John G. Dabney
and Leigh Crutcheldh, left yesterday for
Camp Irene-Nell. King William county.
Rev. Mr.. Vaughan, the southern evange-
list. whose tent in which he was holding
meetings In Manchester was recently
blown down and damaged. will conduct
a series of Gospel tent-meetings In Nor
folk. commencing next week.
An important meeting Of the Executive
committee OF the Baptist City Mis-
sionary Society will be held tonight at
9 o'clock "a the Office OF President Josiah
Rvland IN the State Library building.
II 20 desired that there shall be a full at
tendance.
Professor L. L. Campbell. N. A, Phi. d..
of clinton College. s. c., son of the late
Rev. DIR. w. A. Campbell. OF this city.
has been elected to the Chair OF Natural
sciences Westminster College, Fulton
No. He Is now taking part in the exer-
cises Of the Chautauqua, at Goshen. Va.
A great many tourist wheelmen are
Visiting Richmond this summer. They
eorne principally from the North and
EAST. and generally IN pairs A few days
ago r. Wisconsin and a Nebraska bicy-
cIist registered at Fords They had not
met until they reached here Each was
making liberal use OF the trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
r,,,ure of Pnper-Hanaers.

George S. and ]. Wills Hewitt dealers
in wallpaper. at 20s north Fourth street,
made an assignment yesterday, the deed
being filed in the Chancery Court Clerks
office. The liabilities are $3.50 James
w. Gordon Is named as trustee. Ine
creditors are divided into three classes:
The first provides for the payment OF
the fees made necessary by the assign
menf The second mentions: Rent. $50;
security Bank, $l75; L. w. Hewitt. ss''
george NJ. Cease, s25. Third; Cary
brothers. x&.52: New York Jobbing
Branch, $25Lls; Howell Brothers. sl6l-Si;
jancway & Carpenter. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
TO TEACH IN THE INSTITUTE.
Corps of Instructors for the Next
Session Chosen Last Might.


The School Committee of the Mechanics
Institute. Mr.. Mann S. Quarles, chairman,
held meeting last night, and elected
the following corps Of instructors for the
next session, which begins October LIST.
C. 2. T.. Burgwyn, A. b., c. EfIsrvard;
NJ. Am. Soc. c. f. Principal, and in
structcr of applied mechanics.
Howard l.. Whtlock, Virginia Mechan-
les Institute, instructor OF architectural
drawing-Class A.
Gwynn A. Lyell. instructor Of architec-
tural drawing--Class b.
w. c. holland instructor Of architectural
free-hand drawing.
w. r. Williams, Virginia Mechanics In
stitute. instructor of mechanical draw
ing-Ciass A.
Arthur Scrivenor. instructor OF me-
chanical drawlng-Class b.
William L. Sheppard, instructor Of free
hand drawing.
D. w. DeSylvla. assistant instructor of
free-hand drawing.
A. w. Martenstein, instructor of arith-
metic
James C. Harwood, instructor of arith-
metic.
A. II. Fitzgerald. instructor of arith-
metic
George F. Merrill, A. NJ. Dart, instructor
of algebra-Class A-and geometry
plane
John S. Fleming, M. and c. f.. in
structor Of algebra-Class B-trigonome-
try. solid and descriptive geometry.
II. b. Boudar, instructor Of book-keep-
Ing.
c. H. Urner. Virginia Mechanics Insti-
tute, instructor OF book-keeping-Clas
4.
Il. NJ. Bedford. Virginia Mechanics In
stitute, Instructor OF book-keeping-Clas
Il.
Charles II. Chalkley, NJ. D.. instructor
of chemistry-Classes A. and p.
w. b. Leonard. Instructor OF electri-
Eyeglasses A. and r.
NJ d. Hoge. Jr., NJ. D., instructor OF
natural philosophy, elementary and adj
vanced classes.
William Sievers. instructor Of modelling
and wood carving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
HZe>zxe1S- GM $NtoxM

forty, who constituted the party en-
barked on one of the Clay-street cars a.
the Imperial Hotel. and besides ~.
Christoforo Colombo Band. had on board
nlenty of cigars and liquid refreshments.
Two walters were carried along TO dis
pense the refreshments. and, with many
cheers. the car started on its trip. All OF
the lines were traversed, and the party
was given rousing reception all around
the city. Red lights were burned the
band was kept almost continuously play.
ing. and the gentlemen who composed
the party enjoyed themselves TO the fuii
extent. About three hours was spent In
making the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

Hon. d. f. Salmon. chief of the Bureau
of Animal Industry OF the United States
Department of Agriculture at Washington,
will arrive here to-day or tomorrow. ac-
companied by his wife. and after spending
day or two in visiting the points OF in
terest In and around the city will go TO
North Carolina, accompanied by Mr.. Fred,
C. Brauer, Jr.. who took such an active
part in securing the release of that State
Chief Salmon comes South 10 look tho
roughly into the manner OF handling the
quarantined cattle. and into other matters
OF interest to his department The party
will visit Salisbury and Asheville. the lat
ter being their objective point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
WAS HONoRABLy DISCHARGED.
Sir. Beck, the Photographers, was
Released at Crewe Yesterday.

Released at CreWe Yesterday
The Dispatch last night received from
it's Crewe correspondent the following
special telegram:
officer Henry Harper arrived here TO-
day with ]. w. Buck. OF Richmond. VINO
was under arrest. charged by $. c. flip
Din. OF this place, with having IN the taii
OF 1894 stolen lot of Photographic appa-
ratus. The case was tried before Justice
W. c. Butler this afternoon. who hon
orably discharged the accused, and gave
him a certificate 10 this efect
An account of the arrest OF Buck was
published In the Dispatch. In CONVERSE
lion with your correspondent Buck stated
that he had been advised to prosecute
Flippin. but that he did not think ne
would do so. as he could gain no more
than ne had already accomplished he
further said he bought the gooos, ana iei.
morally bound to pay for them. winch ne
would have done had his business peen
Sufficiently successful. lie also SAID tnas
he would do so at some future time, ppl
that there was considerable dintrehce
between the amount claimed by fiippin
and what he Q3uck) considers IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
Arrested for Hou.e-Brenking.

detectives Gibson and Hall arrested
negress named Lucinda Green yesterday
morning on the charge Of house-breakins.
The woman effected an entrance INTO tne
house OF Mr.. p. Grimes. No. POI west cary
street several nights ago, and stole a
ccrs,derable quantity OF clothing and
yaluables. The case was given TO MI.
Gibson and resulted In the tracing OF the
nronertv 10 the woman. who admitted her
guilt. and will lie given hearing THIS
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
Mr. wiIliams noinx well.

Mir. Robert Williams. the iineman OF the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company.
Who had such frigh.scl fan WEDNESDAY
morning. was resting comfortably yester-
day az the Retreat for the Sick.
Dr. Jacob Micheanx, the company ply
stefan. assisted by DIR. II. J. oppenn'mef'
set both legs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
snrnined His Knee.

The ambulance, with Dr. Lyme In
charge. was called at $40 o'clock yester'
day afternoon TO the corner OF seventi
and Broad streets 20 attend t. Nj. hofD
a white workman who had fallen a uis'
lance OF 10 feet with scanoid USED u
the construction OF the large brick build
ing 10 be occupied by the Messrs. Arnold
R~others. DR.. Lyme found that Korb mao
only sprained his knee. He was treated
ard left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
ouen-Ajr Reception.

An open-air reception was given by
Rev ]. 2. Tyler, the former pastor OK
seyenth-street Christian church. last eve
ming al Forest-Hill Park The reception
was given from to 10 o'clock. and many
warm friends Of the pastor were present
refreshments were served by one OF the
church societies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

One OF the Maia-street electric-cars yes
terday afternoon. while vending It's was
10 the baseball grounds with load
cranks on board. went on NJ a sansen, OF
the bi1l betweea Jefferson and Madison
streets. and caused considerable excste:
u.ent for awhile. The axle Of the forward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

CLEVELAND. O.. July 23.--rhe Cen
trail Labor Union met last night 10 dis
cuss the Brown strike. Afterpa score OF
radical speeches had been made Il was
decided by unanimous vote to boycott
every firm In Cleveland which furnished
employment to members OF the State MILF
tia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

truck broke and the front OF the car was
precipltated 10 the ground. The heavy We
hicle rebounded into the afr like a think
OF life. and ere the passengers or the mo-
tormen had time to think. twas on the
sidewalk damned up against the trees. 1t
rolled back sufficiently to block the tracks.
and cars bound both ways were tied ND
for almost an hour A wrecking crew
from the shops had TO be sent 10 the scene
OF the accident, and they finally got the
car back on the track and to the sheds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

NEW YORK. July BIN the dry-soods
market there Is no change In the charac~
ter OF the general demand for either pot-
ton or woollen goods. There are sufficient
buyers In town to impart some activity
10 proceedings. II they were disposed 20
40 business. but the purchases at best are
consined 70 limited quantities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

Trolley parties have recently become
the popular fad in Richmond. and almost
nightly Observation-Disclosures cars pass
over the lines of the hichmona hahway
ana Electric Company. but last night
saw the first stag trolley party ever
given in this city. The jolly crowd OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

Mr.. Brthe - S -
MIR. p. A. s. Brine. treasurer OF Lee
Pleasure Park. has not yet returned from
New Haven, Conn, whittier he went TO
collect money due Mr. II. Lee Lorraine
by the management OF HercuIaneum. He
reports that the show has met with bad
luck I'm New Haven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

l gig fi-- ot-@
70 pairs OF Three-Button Donxo,a k,o
"a IA. 1--+i-2. 3---5, 4-51-2,
pairs OF Springfield. Patent-lseat1e
stran Sandals. sizes 10 is, Is, ~ Ia
LIZ. 10 i LOT ~ Misses Tan Button shoek
that are worth s2.25, for $50; sizes I'll -
"a pairs of Chfldren's Strap Sandals.
sizes s to II, for -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

NEW YORK, July 23-(Special)-F. w.
chr,s-ian. Fifth-Avenue; s. ID. Crenshaw.
imperial: G.. Jones. Morton; J: 7: smith,
Continental; C. II. Vaughan. st. Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
COMPANY will be given prompt attention,
ana. the style OF work and prices WIN -
sure TO please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
Meygi& '.s's':s's' : .. !s,sss;
|yBt&a a. 80 for Half Holiday.
HALF ADAY REMNANT SALE.

asortmen and remnsuts
+ 1oclOk dav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24

To Raise a Bryan and sewau FInss
Next Tuesday night. at Twenty-Rssb
and NJ streets Bryan and Sewail ,sA3
raising will take place under the auspices
OF the Thlrd-Precinct Democratic Club OF
Marshall Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24
INCOMPLETE ASSORTMENT BOYS
SUITS.
BROKEN ASSORTMENT SHOES.


The following sizes OF our $50 ana Viz
Dongola and Russell Oxfords tor "e..
"A 81 l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-24


Hanna f. Fucner has been commits
stoned postmaster at Atlantic, n. c.
new pOst-ofnce has been established
al Tamesa. Franklin county. Va, with
Cordillic c. Smith az postmaster
Changes in star schedules have been
made In Virginia as follows:
Abingdon 20 Lebanon-Leave Abingdon
daily. except sunday. A. NJ: arrive Le-
banon by 2:s0 +. M: leave Lebanon daily.
except Sunday, 10 A. NJ: arrive Abingdon
BY 800 L. NJ.
Dumpcreek TO Birchleaf-Leave Dump
creek Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday.
100 A. NJ: arrive Bucu by 1916 a. NJ;
leave Bucu Tuesday. Thursday, and sat
urday. 1915 y. NJ: arrive Dumpcreek by
$50 T. Nj: leave Bucu Tuesday. Thurs
day. and Saturday. 1919 p. M. arrive
Bifchleaf by 800 =. NJ: leave birchleai
Tuesday Thursday. and saturday. ''So
A. NJ; arrive Bucu by 1915 A. ~
The following order has been issued 10y
The Possmaster-O General:
"Onice Of Postmasfer-Genefai
Washington. ID. C., july 20 1870.
"OsdeF No. Az
section so Postal Laws ana fiegn'a'
tons Is hereby amended. in accordance
With tho provisions OF the act OF congress
approved June s. 1896. 10 read as foilo"*;
That nathalie matter OF the fourth
class shall embrace all matter not EN-
traced 81 the first. second. or tniro class
which is not IN itf fern or nature uap's
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
REVIEW OF TRADE.
FHere is S.ittle Encouraging tn the
Outlook

New York Dec. 1S.-Bradstreets TO-
morrow viii say:
lCieSaic Grade conditions of small
or volume than expected practically
the only activity in whole sale lines bpina
~ groceries. candies. fruits and nuts
ne Wealher has interfered with season.
ap!e business. which at many centers IL
smaller than in preceding years. in that
larger proportion of purchases are of
Il cheaper grade of goods
The downward tendency or prices
pointed out fortnight ago is continued
MS includes quotations for hides,
Whlch caused boot and shoe jobbeis TO
restrict purchases. anticipating cuts in
prices Tor shoes: steel rails with a drop
OF So ton owing 10 the dissoIu ton Of the
pooi: steel bilets with a drop OF S. %
on the failure OF the combination. and
beasener pig iron, owing II the general
tendency Of iron and steel. Cotton, too,
Is lower on confidence in larger crop
IMAM expected; print cloths as produc;
OF that staple, ana because of the large
stock of the same. Steady or nracii.
caily unchanged quotations are reported
Tor pork. lard, coffee, and sugar Wheat
and rosin are higher. Al the South the
0ecine III the price OF Jaw cotton may
ahect country merchants who are. still
carrying that S.aplC. An increased
WHEAT acreage j. reported from Califor-
mia.
Total bank clearings for the week have
not changed materially. Increasing only
ABOUT per cent compared with last
week. When Coutrastcd with The cor
responding period las; year this weeks
zeal shows falling on of nine per
cent
L. 9. Dun x Co. viii say tomorrow
IN Their weekly review OF trade:
>"Cuban reports, unusual closcncss Of
money in Germany, ana thu decision
that there viii Toe no action on The tariff
nj TINS session. have not really changed
lie situa;iOm but have been talked
about a Il they might change H. TIN,
holiday trade is generally large though
| a! some points more confined 10 cheap
goods than usual. and The influence of an
increase in the working force : fit in
other WAYS. But until the new year
the only material changes expected are
! such as prepare for large business
next year
The demand for goods in this country
falls helJy the increased production and
ne market i weak in tone vi II pr.cea
Of some iohhers in blclched goods
shsrpIr rsduced. Speculation IN wool
ma halted. The control OF the Mcuntl IN
ION Messahi mine has been Ia cd ~
, .iitv ye7rs or purchased by the Carno sic
| Interest from Mr.. j. u. Rcckefeiler. the
/ ore 20 be shipped by his new steamship
line ON the lakes, ana by the new rail-
way which the Carnegie company /
building 20 Lake Erie Tht: with the
erection of sixteen new open hearth
furnaces, making ihl y-six. ensures
enormous Increase Of product At e..-
trenc low cost, ana will affect all comb
Failures for the week have hcen SS1
in tile United States. agalns; 30 last
YEAR and II in Canada. against - las:
year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
= SIN ATOYiI.AE. LIE
is;: :ho woman Got the Pension All
Right.

\ WASHINGTON ~ patch describes !
inGui3r leak of lee Station thai was
brought % light by The passage In t.r
Senate OF private pension bill. ReDre-
eutat.Ve Fowler, of New Jersey. intro
duced asst Sc, ION 4 bill 20 grant pen
sion OF $50 per month TO Mrs Eliza q.
Fyne, which was referred 10 the Com
miiJte on Iuval!d Pensions In March
Nh Mcclellan reported the bill favor
ably 10 the House One week ia:cr ii
was pas. el by the House and sent to
the Senate. on June LIST Il was referred
days later Il was fav1rably reported and
placed on the pension calenda:, where
ii remained stan designated 4 : Hou g
bill $3.50. Until! to-day. when. among
some. fifty others Of the same nature. ii
was passed The record shows that on
June iQ;h, Nh. rgow.he!. Of Mis- .ouri.
from the Committee On Enrolled blll:.
reported this bill a. House as truly
enrolled |; -W2s Tie eupon signed by
Speaker Reed. by Vice President Stew
euson, $ President OF the senate. and
~ President Cleveland on the last dav
Of the session, although Il never passed
the Senate ut that time The Commits
sionar of Pensions placed Mrs Pyne's
name on the pension roll and she has
since then drawn hcr pension Of 500 per
month. while the original bill under
which ,hi, pension was granted until
recently siumbered on the calendar of
ihe Senate. The Senators now have
quite 4 problem confronting them. i'm
how to make their journal tell the truth
The journal says it passed June 18th.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
Publications RECEIVED.

OUTING MAGAZINE .-This monthly
wears u handsome dress. Its contents
are supGrbly illustrated. and include
Redcoat ana Continental. The Game
Fishes OF Florida, y Tramp on Snow
shoes bicycling in Japan, Quail Shoot
ing in Snow. After Caribou on Snow
hoes. The Passing of ZaXtia, Christmas
with Trapper Lewis. Hunting for an
Arctic l1arder, lceboating on Beaverdam
Lake. Through the Land of the Mar
sei!iaise, LenH's World Tour Awheel.
me National Guard of Maine. and the
usual editorials, poems and records of
ai important sporting events.
Cooley S.--This monthly begins tho
l@ith volume and open with Winter in
the American Snow-lands: Modes and
Manners Of Seventy Years: Elsbeth
the story ot i Little Grey Dove: Gerai'
aire, The Revolt Of Martha Scott Run
en- Hughes continues his Music in
America with q critical analysis of the
work OF t'aarlcs g, Converse; and Bean
mont Flalras: AXIS OF the dramatic
work IN Giile;te's Secret Services; The
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
Town OF SUFFOLK

"Ching-a-ling" Vocal Class
Recitation-"I'm Getting too Big to
Kiss" $4,000. Verna Wilson Halstead
Vocal Solo-'I Love and the World is
Mine ....:'...:........ Clayton Johns
Miss Florence Diggs.
Sara Katherine Beamon and Annie
Louise Twitty.
vocal Solo-"Gavotte in Gray. .Regi-
naid De koven.. Emma Belle Williams
hecltation-'A line's Love Song" Emma
cunning Banks Minnie Olivia Broth
Vocal Solo-"winter Lullaby. De-
r,, Nu.ei 49,. ............. Lucy King
Chorus-"The Happy Hunter" ;. Kucken
Vocal Class
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
schr, J. w. Fitch. Kelly, St. Jago, with

schr. J. W. Fitch. Kelly, st. Jago, with
coal
Schr. r. and T. Hargraves. New
Haven, with coal
Schr. Lucy Wheatley, Taylor, New
York. with lumber.
Schr. John II. Bracewell. Benson, Suf-
folk to New York, with lumber
Schr. j. w. Vapderman, Ketchem.
YORK river. to load wood for Philadel-
ph,a.
schr. e. c. knight. Crowley, New
York. with lumber.
schr. George Clark. Bartlett, New
York, with lumber.
Barge General Mcclellan. Hoboken,
with coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
schr; Mary Graham. Medley, New
York. light.
Tug Volunteer, Baltimore, with three
barges in tow.
CLEA RED.

Br. stmp. Vedra, Prout. Hamburg, via
Newport News. by North American
transport company. with 1914 bushels
corn.
Br. stmp. Lambert's Point. Humph-
ries. Liverpool, by North American
transport company, with 1880 pounds
packing house products, 4,I47 bales cot
ton, 1O2 barrels -four, 46 tierces tobacco,
l02 barrels bark extract. 3 cars popular
lumber, cars oak lumber, 5 cars ash
logs and 1,421 steel billets
Br. stmph. Oceana, Macdonald. New
port News to Hamburg. via Norfolk,
with 1000 sacks flour, Is cars walnut
logs, l car cherry logs. cars poplar
logs. car gum logs and 1 car walnut
and gum logs mixed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port or Norfolk and PorfsrnOuth
December 10. 1896.
ARRIVALS.

Br. stmp. Sheikh. Newey. Newport
News to Liverpool, to finish loading
Schr. T. w. II. White, Crowley. Wash
ington, light.
adelphia, tight.
Schr. Fannie Stewart. French, New
York. light.
Schr. Thomas ]. Shyock. Insley. James
river to Baltimore, with lumber.
Schr. Frank Herbert, Morgin, James
river 70 New York, with lumber.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
Linen HAHDKET.CA|EFS.

Plain and henstitchcd. all sizes
and qualities. with or without
initial. with colcred borders or fee
cpioftd centres. most appro- EH,
rriate and always acceptable ~
Christmas present Prices lOc. I5c,
2ac.. 35c., white the very hest 20 for
IOc