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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-09
riny Cen, nollsr. Impo.s.b,c.

Mr.. p. j. De Cantillon. I'm n recent
spcsch delivered in Brooklyn on the
f.aney question. said:
at comes with poor grace from those
who tell us that in England atone the
hone OF international bimetallism lies.
The history of this country shows that
we cannot expect anything favorable to
our interests from England In the war
Of the revolution she tried TO deprive us
of uur liberty: in the war OF 1872 10 con-
troll our commerce. and, recently. her
ATTEMPTED plumber of Venezuelan do
main was supply the beginning Of a still
greater attCmnt at plumber on the West
ern hemisphere. The very nation that
tried to deprive US OF our liberty Is the
very nation toward which we should
particularly assert il now. StutZke and
his followers remained up all night on
Wednesday in the expectation of being
TRANSPORTED to heaven. They were dis
APPOINTED. il is true. but they'll get
there long before AmerIGI will have hi
metalism. II ii waits for England's CO.
opera ton.
"Thev tell MS that Bryan's election
means n h0-ceut dollar. Such Il thing Is
an impossibility in America. When this
country places its stamp on anything,
be il gold. silver copper or brass. ana
saws il Is IL dollar, especially when the
name of the Deity Is engraved upon IT,,
that coin will always be worth 100 cents
in this country, and we can make 1t so
the world over. If. as our Republican
friends tell us. Il mine owner can take
so cents worth Of silver into the minis
and can have it coined into dollars
can make it sobXzgkilujmn ,tvbgk
worth 100 cents. then IL 50-cent dollar Is
nn absolute impossibility. In like man
ner is the charge ridiculous that we can
paw our debts In one-half under free
coinage. If it is true, as they tell us,
that under free coinage man owing
500 can purchase $50 worth of bullion.
and have 1t coined into 800 and thus
uuudate his obligation. does any one
SUPPOSE that any mine owner Is going
to be so much of n fool rs to sell man
$50 worth of bullion, and Sc chin walk
n few blocks and ga 500 For 1t? All
the fools 1t is true. are not dead yet,
hut n man that would do anything like
that is certainly II fool positive
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-09
sene Of the Latest Phases Of the Raging
IS Battle Of the Standards.
|aEY. TOM, DIXON MAKES a BAD BREAK
ne Undertakes TO Tell KIis Audience
10 Vote for Mckinley nnd IN
Promptly Called Down-Many of
she Hearers Leave the church
81 wing the wind-Genereus offer.
New York Times.)

& The Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr. preached
Yesterday nE rning in the Academy OF
Music on '"rhe Political Crisis" He
sccndemned Candidate Bryan and the
:Chicatyp platform and d number of his
hearers left the church. Others who re-
sIaained. but did not agree with the
remarks. gave vent of their
5disaDproval in Misses and shouts Of
isgThnt's false" or You are Wrong.'
ssSMr. Dixon declared that 1t was the
duty of every patriotic citizen to sup
bort the Republican ticket. and said
that the election Of Mr. Bryan would
bring about civil war and 1900, 600 men
would be thrown out OF employment
1.-THE old prophets were not priests,
but statesmen" Mr.. Dixon said, land
Is nv ambition not to be a priest but
like the prophets of old Thirty-six
years ago the nation was confronted by
war of the rebellion, and again we are
sk-ought face to face with great politi-
cal crisis. The Democratic party has
given ND every principle that 1t has
fought for for one hundred years. De-
mocracy sold itself for sixteen pieces of
silver
1T was when Mr.. Dixon was denounc-
ing the free coinage OF silver as Il
t"bunko- steering business that the
demonstration began. Several shouted
You don't know what you are talking
about" One gray-haired, man arose
and eXclaimed: Il won't stand this any
longer" and rushed from the building.
he was followed by fifty others, some
Applying unkind epithets to the preach
ser as they left. The exodus unnerved
Mr.. Dixon for the moment but he was
Quickly treasured by the applause from
those who Endorsed his views.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-09
Sowing the wind.
tspringfield Republican,


Five times out of eight the employer
of labor who undertakes to tell his men
how they must vote hurts his cause
more than he helps 1t. President Ives.
of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern railroad, enclosed In the pay
envelopes of the company's employees
the other day a circular designed to inn
press upon the men the interest they
have in voting against Bryan He said
among other things that the silver policy
would cause the products Of the farm TO
bring a higher price. and asked If they
wished to vote 10 increase the price
of the sack of flour, or the meat you
sbuy?" We are told that the employees
not only denounce the circular as con-
tanning an implied threat. but that the
silver men have seized upon the sections
OF 1t relating to farm products and are
scattering 1t broadcast among the farm
.ers-to the chagrin and alarm OF the
Republican managers in that section.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-09

By VIRTUE OF THE FOLLOWING
-, ueed OF trust to us. as trusees, we
s srn proceed TO sell at public auction, in
door. In Portsmouth, Va, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 10th day of September, 1896. te
W. ~ O'Clock m, the following property, to-
oI I;IW1nALL THAT CERTAIN, PIECE
ings and improvements theron, situated in
South Norfolk, in the county OF Norfolk.
OF Parke l.. PoindeXter's land, duly OF
record more particularly described as fol-
lows nn 81 Bounded on the north by Ohio street
on the east by Decatur street, onthe south
by Jefferson street and on the west by
Stewart street.
ALSO THAT PIECE OF LAND de-
and more particularly described as POL FOL.
at Of sR9nt at the
along Steward street, II distance OF 475
feet, more or less. TO the strip OF land re-
in an casterly direction and along tho
Ill Inc Of the reservation for said
Fros thenee or in less to D. E.
~ direction along u. E. Frost's line
10 feet more or less. TO Decatur street:
street, $40 feet TO Ohio street. and thence
along the northern line of Ohio street 300
ieet TO the point of beginning.
SGALso. THAT OTHER PIECE OF
u
same plat. more particularly described
ms Follows: Commencing mt point at
the northeast intersection OF Ohio and
Decatur streets: thence extending north
erly along Decatur street about 300 feet
or or less. TO u: e. Frost's property; thence
me line OF y. Il. Frost's property $50 feet,
more or less to Ohio street. and thence
or less, to the point OF beginning. ali Of
the above described property being por-
Il. he 6ae1 Tnf
S. Butt and u1 dated March ls SITS 1sss 81 I"
1--WE LOTS with improvements
as sq in South II @orfo G9uasy and
as follows: Commencing at a point on
the west side of cambridge street, dis
Ohio and cambridge streets; thence cx-
tending northerly along said street 40 feet
reserved by said Parkc l.. Poindexter in
MS decd to the Elizabeth Land and Inn
p D., eteri company THENCE in south.
said strip Of land about 4ss e feet tenn" until Il
reaches the centre line of Block s. run
along said centre 40 feet TO the north
western corner of said lot - In said block
southern line OF said reservation 42y feel
one Of the said lots IS tie west side Of q;
cambridge street, another lot is on the
east side of Perry street. another is OIL
the west side of Perry street. another is
Other is on the ives, side S'e Of aI Porii ns
portion OF the same reserved by
said rarke. l.. Poindexter as afore,
said in his deed to the EliZabetI,
Land and Improvement Company. Ref
e,rence Is made TO tho plot of the said
Elizabeth Land and Improvement Com
pany for n further description Of said
property: Deed OF trust made by Parke
l.. PoindeXter. dated the cath day of De
cember. 1894. and recorded In Deed Book
lS,. page $685. Clerks office OF Norfolk
County Court, Va.
a portion OF the above described prop
erty has recently been laid off into Ids
and the same will be sold separately and
not as whole. $40
Terms made known on day OF sale.
FOSTER BLACK
AEVAH II. MARTIN
FRANKLIN u. Gill
cro,c, , Trustees.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

e s IL Ts' 6ss sS ID s y e
gage. Bonds to IN amount therein specified. stio-
ject to the order Of the party therein named, anl
Transferred by such party TO the onier OF sad
Special Masters. In lieu or such bonds with like
force and effect as though the bonds therein
named had been delivered to ouch Special Mas
tiers.
In case any bidder shall fall to make the do
post by. said DEGREES required upon Acceptance
notice or advertisement.
make good his bid upon its acceptance by the
Special Masters. or after such acceptance shall
ing TO the payment thereof or the contamination
OF the purchase. then The sums in cash or bonds
deposited o. such purchaser VIII be pffe.ted as
toward the expenses of resale and towards max
lug good my deficiency or loss in case the prop
erty shall be sold at price less than that bid an
the prior sale. II the Court shall not confirm the
sale the deposit shall be returned to the bidder.
der will be returned to him when the property
shall be struck down. "a
Upon continuation of the sale by the Court the
purchaser shall make such further payment or
payments In cash on account of his bid MS the
csssr mr ms 70 ,ie may drSes ne Pur
his bid not required to I've paid in cash by turn
Ing 10 to be cancelled or credited. as In said de-
creeS provided, any of snid One Hundred Year
Mortgage bonds or coupons: and such purchaser
SHALL lie credited therefor account OF his bid
bonds and coupons out of tho purchase price. i1
the whole amount thereof had been paid In cash.
roads, properties and franchises upon such notice
ms the Court shall direct Ia case the purchaser
thereof shall fail or omit to make any payment
on account of any unpaid balance or the pur-
chase price within thirty days after the entry or
an order requiring such payment
For the purpose of enforcing the provisions OF
the decree, Jurisdiction Of the cause is Retained
by the Court, which retains the right to retake
and resell said property in such purchaser
or his successors or assigns. shall fail 10 comply
with any order OF the Court In respect to The,
payment of any such prior indebtedness or liza
Utilities within thirty days after service OF cepy
OF such order. H
The Special Masters will accept no bid Of les.
than the sum OF three million dollars. For fur
Their particulars reference Is made TO the above
Dated July 9th. 1896.
G. +. BOwDEN,
CHARLES SHARP.
Special MastelAs
Solicitors for Complainant The Mercantile
Trust Company: No. 40 Broadway,
HtsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN SOUTH NOR.
FOLK, NORFOLK
COUNTY,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-09
Cnn,pnign SOLID Shot.

ST. Louis Republic: The indianapolis
convention was very considerable in its
choice of candidates. 1t selected two old
men who have no hopes TO be blasted
and no careers to be checked.
Chattanooga News Palmer and
sBuckner means an attempt to throw
Illinois and Kentucky to Mckinley, but
1.-THE scheme will fail Personal popu-
ilartty counts for nothing this year.
s Rochester Union and Advertiser: The
indianapolis convention has lifted a
great weight of apprehension from the
regular Democratic ticket by it's nomi-
nation OF Palmer and Bucllner, and
gives the ticket OF Bryan and Sewall a
Sbuyoancy and a prospect of success shat
az would be deprived of If the disaffected
Democrats were left in disbanded con-
dition and open 10 temptation 10 vote
Tor Mckinley and Hobart.
Chicago Dispatch: Look at Mexicor
shrieks goldbug contemporary. Mex
;ico Is free silver country" And after
you get through looking at Mexico take
q good look at Spain and Turkey, both
of which are doing business on a gold
bnsis.
Kansas City Times: General Buckner
as Used to playing losing game. In
war, he met Grant: in peace he met Joe
Blackburn, and when his hand was call
ed he didn't even hold ace high
~ f,t.fs g5s4reH
Brooklyn Citizen: The decoy platform
adopted at Indianapolis is more notable
for what 1t omtts than for anything ii
contains. IT Is precisely such state
ineTt OF purposes as might have been
expected from Representatives of the
Standard Oil Company. the Sugar trust
and the various other monopoles which
arc alarmed by the candidacy of Bryan
and the platform adopted Ut Chicago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
BRAN BI.ETON

Mr.. IT, z. lard. Of 100 North Reser-
voir avenue. calls attention Ito his furni.
ture notice in the want" column.
Subscribers wishing to have The Wiz.
gilman mailed to their address at Their
summer resorts can do SO with all conve.
ntence by leaving their requests al
Branch Office, 200 Clay avenue.
Captain B. II. Barco, OF the United
States Life-Saying Service, is on a fur.
Tough TO spend some weeks at his home
NO. ll9 Windsor avenue.
Mr. M. EaSon, former resident of the
ward, has removed his family from
West Norfolk to his Old stand: corner
Kelly avenue and Brambleton avenues
and gone into co-partnership with Mr.
Horton, his former clerk, in the grocery
business
There will be rehearsal for "Chil.
dren's Day" services at McKendree this
afternoon at o'clock and also at to.
night. Only the Infant Glass at u
m The morning service tomorrow viii,
be devoted to Children's Day.
tuesday OF next week will be big ex.
cursion day In the Fifth Ward. Park
Avenue Baptist Sunday School going tc
me Soldiers Home, and NIcKendree und
Trinity churches to Newport News.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Matters of Small Moment About the CITY
Very Briefly ChronlGlad.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES
A Full and Concise Record or the
Minor Events OF n Growing Sea-
port City Laid Bare to the Many
Renders OF the Newnioat of Nor.
folk Papers.

A false alarm OF fire was turned in
yesterday morning from box No. e.
Kit Johnson, colored, was arrested last
night. charged with assaulting Henry
Harris also colored.
Miss Terry, OF South Boston, Va, is
visiting Mrs. j. d. Hank, at her resi-
dence in Norfolk county.
During the past week 30.048h tons of
coal were shipped from Lambert's Point
by William Lamb & Co.
The schooner Walker Arlington,
which was libelled last Monday, was
bonded yesterday in the sum Of $4,000
The price of tickets for the Epworth
League excursion to Lynchburg will
be 1925, instead of s3.75, as stated yester-
day.
Albert Gwalty and John Riddick, COL
ored bicyclists, were arrested by Officer
Fen;resS last night for "scorching" on
Charlotte street.
The Mems meeting at the Young Mems
Christians Association tomorrow will be
addressed by Rev. Thomas Elgar, of
New York, subject Wonders in the
Dark"
The funeral of the late Louis Kern
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence. on Falkland street, Rev.
Dr. B. Emerson conducting the services.
The remains were inferred In the He
brew Cemetery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20

Ladies' 'fHERMSDoRF BLACK"
Hose, full regular, usual price I7c.
pair, our price y lie.
Gents Irnoorted Fast +" HERMS-
DORF BLACK - Half Hose, in a
regular way they're worth TIC. our
price II lie.
Ladies, Tan Hosiery, fast colors,
double heel and toe, l5e.
Ladies Plain Tan Hosiery, full
regular hosiery. double heel, toe and
sole, 25c.
Tan Drop Stitch Hosiery for ladies,
double heel and toe, regular 25c. grade;
our price zee. pair.
Ladies' Two Thread Isle Hose,
double heel and toe, opcra tops, (all
shades) fast black boot for 25c. pair.
Gents Laundersd White Shirts, Soc.
Gents Colorcd, Nesliece Working
Shirts, 25c.
Gents Trimmed Night Shirts, 39c.
Mems Golf Hose, Soc. pair.
All Linen Collars for men Zoe.
each, 8 for 25e.; all shapes in standing
or rundown.
Ladies' rundown Collars (hish
cut), ~ lie.
Cents 35c. Baibriegan Underwear,
25c.
Gents Bathing Suits, (all wool) So.
A Good Bathing Suit for gents, S9c.
Star Linen Paper, two sizes, I5c. ID.
Envelopes to match, Sc. package.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
HISTORY REPEATED.
Mon Who Have Made Their Mnrksn md
Marks Who Havo Made Their Men,
Norfolk, Va. June 10, 1896

ASSN'
Editor Virginian-rhat history repeats
Itself. we have received within the past
Few days Nadded proof. One cannot help
remembering In reading Of the shaping
OF McKinleyis destiny by the plutocrat
Ohioan. Mark Hanna, that Caesar had
his Mark (Antony) and William of Ger
many his (Bismarck) and the spectacle of
Piatt forcing Hanna, as the dispatches
told, to swallow the gold plank in the
Republican platform has also its parallel
In the following bit of Roman history
Platt poses prettily as Orestes and the
image OF Hanna, as the late head that
was forced ito swallow the hot gold, which
though good for him was none the less
disagreeable. sticks to the memory like
mucilage.
The head and hand of Ciassus were
sent ITO Orestes and the victorious Par
THAN soldiers were amused with a bur-
lesque imitation of Roman triumph.
Orestes allied himself with the Armenian
Artabazes and during the festivals that
ensued the head OF the murdered Cras-
sus was introduced ITO give point to the
defamation of am actor. Among other
insults TO this bloody trophy, the story
runs. that motion gold was poured into
the mouth of the avaricious Roman.
CITIZEN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
special Sunday Trip OF Hay Line
Steamers on July 9th

To accommodate the people of Norfolk
ana vicinity desiring to spend the Foutn
and Sunday, July 9Th, in Baltimore and
vicinity the Bay Line steamer "Geor-
sia' VIII leave Baltimore Sunday night
at $3.50 p. m, arriving In Norfolk Mon
day at 1880 a. m. Excursion.sts will
leave Norfolk on Friday nights regular
BOAT 80 july The steamer Alabama"
Will make n special trip, leaving Norfols
on Sunday, July 8. at $50 D. NJ, carry
ing Baltimore people, who will spend
their holiday in Norfolk. as we'll as pat
rons who wish Ito go North Sunday
night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
Eoys, GOSPEL Army.

Every boy in the city is earnestly in
vtted to be present at the meeting of
the Boys Gospel Army tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O o'clock ait which time Rev.
IhomaS Dlgar, of New York, will talk
to the boys about Boxes" which will
no DOUBT. be very interesting. Mr. Elgar
mas had q very varied experience in
visiting 50 many of the cities of the
united States that he has a number of
very interesting Illustrations which he
tels TO the boys IN very touching man.
ner All boys are Invited to the meet
ing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
In THE POLICE COURT,
Only n Few Cases Disposed of by His
Honor Yesterday.

y young colored man named John
Jones. on Thursday. went to the nshboat
of w. Brhttenham at Campbelrs wharf
and presented an order for 100 fish He
took % of them and after disposing OF
them sent pal back for the remainder
MIR. Brittenham became suspicious and
had Jones arrested. The other fellow
escaped. In the Police Court the former
was fined So and costs for the theft and
in default of payment was sent to jail for
so days.
SUFFERED FROM ALCOHOLISM.
T. c. Folly. a white man, was picked
up on Butte street III an unconscious
condition Thursday night by officer
Hamilton. He was sent ito the police
station, where DR.. Speight attended him
and pronounced him suffering from alco-
holism. Yesterday morning in the Po-
lice Court he was fined 81 and costs as
u drunk.
William Nelson. white, drunk; fined 81
and costs.
Il. r. Mitchell. white, drunk; dismiss
ed.
Godfrey johnson and Mollie Williams,
colored, breach Of the peace; fined 81 and
costs.
James Johnson, colored, assault; dis
missed.
John Jones. stealing; fined IS and
costs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
title y ~
! ~ Money

goes a long way in this
store and you know it
we are anxious to please
the people and it pleases
us to know that they are
pleased We never let a
good thing go by where
IN we can save you a
dollar or two it's a part
Of Our business policy
and we know you APP
preciate it.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
Pickedun Sen.

Captain Buchan, of the British steam
ship Deramore, which put in here for
coal. reports that on June 10th at a. M,
in latitude 20 degrees 81 minutes north,
longitude 30 degrees % minutes west, he
picked up the captain and crew of thu
abandoned barkentine George Davis. of
Windsor. n. S., from Turks Island to
New York, loaded with salt. The crew
We're brought 10 Norfolk and the Dera-
more sailed yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
HEART DISEASE RELIEVED I'm an
MINUTES.

DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief in all cases of Organic or
and speedily effects n cure. n is n neer.
less remedy for palpitation. Shortness OF
IsSIIeatn, ,Smotherins Spells. Pain in Left
Siut ana all symptoms of Diseased
heart. one dose convinces. Sold by j.
W. Burrow, Main street; u. c. Cannon.
6 Eute street. a. Il. Heistand Atlantic
SitS. mylG-sa-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
COrnoratIon Courf.

Norris Rosenberg was arralgned.
charged with obtaining wood under false
pretenses. but owing to the sickness OF
the accused the trial of the case was
postponed.
The caS5 of Leon Salzberg, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, was tried
and the defendant acquitted.
II. III. Baker, Jr., qualified as guar
dian of Samuel II. Debrill; bond 81 GOO;
r. II. Baker surety
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
Meteorological Dnta

U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Norfolk. June 10
Local meteorological data for the "a
hours ending at p. M last night:
Maximum temperature :. 90
Minimum temperature. "a
normal temperature deduced from
"a years observation. N
Departure from normal. 4
Departure since january 1....... 166
Rainfall in "a hours. :. ....... .09
Rainfall since June 1.... :. 49,. 5.S2
j. J. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
Court Law and Chancery,

Mrs. G. f. Stennett qualified as guar
dian of Walter Powell.
Mr.. r. ID. P.iddy has instituted suit
against the Norfolk Street Railway
Company for 5000 damages for the loss
of a leg caused by his being run over
by a car on Malone Lake trestle last
October
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20

Mothers will find Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy especially valuable for
Group and whooping cough. 1t will give
prompt relief and is safe and pleasant.
we nave sold it for several years, and
IL mas never failed to give the most
perfect satisfaction. G.. W. Richards,
Duquesne, Pa Sold by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
W H. H. TRICE & CO,
Real Estate, Rental and In
SuranCe.
A+NH' s6o 20 BANK ST.
INSURANCE.

ANoOttANCE.-
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"a naaEriner, l26 Fenchurch St, SO Bermuda
Go cumberland, 81, 60 Mariner, lG9 Duke
- s, York St, 10 New Castle. loo Chapel, 3.
TRS ,Sta mouse Granny street extended, 226
Sute ST., July LIST, IS and 20 Dartmoutb
October LIST. 119 York street, Octcber ItH'
o to hew houses ISe Probys Court lis York,
FLATS--l21. 1I9 Bank ST.. los Mat, :.
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corner James and High, corner One;
a s,l Granby, 32l, 1923 Main St, 335 Church
fSsrees, LSs Shurch street. corner Park and
D Large store 252. 254 and 25G Mater streAt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20

The Virg!nian acknowledges from Mr..
A. G. Lewis, agent Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, the receipt OF a very pretty
descriptive pamphlet of this famous
summer resort.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
Opening Hon ocean view

The grand opening hop OF the season
saturday evening, June goth. Guests
anu tneir frleIfds cordially invited. Music
by Naval Post Band" Last train from
Ocean View y o'clock. ie17-zt