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NO NEARER FINAL ACTION.
Hill Opposes the " Intcruention
Clause of the Resolutions.
PATRIOTISM ON A VERY LOW PLANE,
10 Said, When Action 10 Urged on Such
Ground sherman Defined tho
Conference Report.

Washington, March 12.-Senators Shcr-
man and I'm were the conspicuous figures
in the Cuban debate today. the New
Yorker forcibly urging tho mcrccnary
character of the pending resolutions, while
Mr.. Sherman upheld thcm with another
graphic arraignment OF Spain and Gen
cral Weyler.
II was tho fourth day Of the debate on
tho conference report and yet there was
no evidence of near approach TO n
final vote and Mr.. Sherman announced
that he would press for vote at the
earliest moment.
Mr.. liill's opposition to the resolutions
was confined to that feature which ex-
pressed tho purpose of the United states
TO intervene to protect the legitimate In
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COrI.pN,T AGREE.

Galveston. Texas, March IL. - u. F..
Brown chief clerk in the general passcn-
ger agents office of the Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fe, returned this morning from
New Orleans, where he attended meeting
OF the ratio clerks. representing Texas and
southeastern lines which was held for
the purpose OF discussing n division OF
rates. Tor two days the clerks were in
session ana whom IT was found they could
no, reach an amicahlc agreement an adj
1ournment was taken. The result of the
meeting VIII not have any effect upon the
making of rates. Tho question at issue
simply concerns the division OF rates be-
tween lines and affects only the railroads.
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NO SETTLEMENT REACHED.
But tho Venezuelan Case Will Certainly
10 Peacefully Settled.

30 Peacefully Settled.
Washington. March Fit can be
stated positively. Notwithstanding pub
LEGATIONS to the contrary. that no settle
mont has yet been reached Of the Vene-
zuelan boundary question, but accord
ing 10 the best authority matters are
proceeding In such fashion as to warrant
tho belief that there win be u satisfac-
tory outcome II Is admitted that at
present 1t can not be told whether tho
ultimate settlement Of this question VIII
DO Effected as ths result of tho direct
negotiations between Great Britain ana
Venezuela or through tho medium of
somo mutual friendly power. or as the
conclusion of tho work of our own Nene-
zuelnn boundary commission. but In one
way or another "A peaceful aud honorable
settlement of the dispute rs believed to
10 entirely probable In tho end, though
this end may sun 10 lar removed In
point of time. If negotiations directly
between Venezuela and Great Britain are
IN progress tho fact Is not known to the
officials here. who would surely be adj
yised for their own guidance, and as tho
Venezuelan commission Is proceeding
diligently in tho discharge Of IT'S duty
nblo respecting tho actual location OF the
boundary line, aud In this has been as
aurcd Of the cooperation informally, 1t
Is true, as 10 Great Britain. but none the
less olfectuailyj of both this parties to the
dispute tho public expectation seems to
turn ia that direction.
Owing to tho limited number OF ah.
vanccd copies of tho English blue book
containing tho British case which have
been received so far. the commission has
been Obliged to struggle along with one
single copy. which IL, OF course made
qnate for the simultaneous study OF the
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A CANADIAN REPUBLIC.
A Circular Calling the People to Throw Off the
Yoke Creates Excitement


from
Of our
nd
Industrious these
has by
political the judiciary
i
la a
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DAUGHTERS OF PRESIDENTS.

Presidents daughters are quite numer-
ously In evidence In Washington just now
Among those In attendance at recent So
ciai functions In Washington Mrs. Sar-
toris. Mrs. Stanley Brown and Mrs. Me-
Kee, daughters respectively of Presidents
Grant, Garfield aud Harrison. have been
conspicuous. TO this list or presidents
daughters In Washington the name OF
Mrs. Scmple. daughter OF President w.
icr should be added. Mrs. Sempe Is and
has been for number OF years an inmnte
OF the Louise Home. the ideal retreat for
the generosity Of W. w. corcoran. no
founded and named II In memory OF his
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members hut 1t is expected that within a
day or two the malls Will bring suf-
ficiont supply OF the documents from
London to facilitate tho progress OF the
work Meanwhile. so FAR aa the document
has been examined, IL can he stated that
II IN not regarded az bearing out the
promise Of invulncrability claimed for 1t
In London In fact Il IL In many points
regarded as open 10 impeachment as TO
actual historical events reoited
London. March is.-.'rhe under secretary
of state for foreign affairs, Mr.. George
N. Curaon, replying TO Il question in tho
house OF commons today, said tho gov
crnment had no Information as to n set
Element Of tho Venezuelan question hay
Ing been arrived at.
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j. Il. RORR DEAD.

After a lingering Illness James Edward
Robb peacefully passed away at the home
Of his mother in this city early yesterday
morning, and the remains were shipped
10 New Orleans last night for lutcrnicnt.
Mr. Robh was only - .carS OF age. and
employed In the master car builders de-
partment of the Houston and TcNas Cen
trail, where, by his ambition and industry.
he won the esteem and confidence of his
employees ana w9s a favoritc with his as
sociatcs. He leaves a mother three broth
ers aud a large circle of friends 10 mourn
his sad departure
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
CHANGES AT yoAKuM.

~. 114t-NVTIlS AT NOAkUM.
.vaAum, Texas, March 2.-E. W.
~Aefnan has sold his stock of furni-
III nnndertakers' supplies, etc. to F.
kos,daa 'um, who will take charge of the
TINnesS saturday.
N, "A d. podd, dry goods and clothier. has
a ~ Sut ms stock of goods to his father,
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Trains on the 1nternatIonal and Great
Northern and Galveston, Houston and
Henderson arrive and depart at the In
Sue. Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
h The Katy depot: Galveston La Porte
ia Houston trains at San Jaclnto street
fspo,; all other roads use the Grand
rentral depot.
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.,,,,, &c or Tur n AND O.

TROUBLES OF THE ID ANP %
/, is said that one OF the mislahes Vi
the Baltimore and Ohio was 'he NJ gree
ing OF its freight traffic to buiia up 'he
line as a great passenger route me com
many has never been able to make u
nopular through passens limo on an equal
basis OF rates. or on rates when "o No
{{l us1i1S II secured. How poor Baltlnors
un iS OTTO rates have been "a compared
With those received By Us s9 Iysnia IS
Nem ~, ,he fact that its earnings per
shown ey t ira mile Mere so2 1ss :; IS,
ti iI1' by the New York Central ana VIII
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wife and daughter. Ill health and adj
vancing aga have long prevented Mrs.
Sonplo from taking part In social festiyi-,
ties. but her mind Ia clear her MEMORY
knowledge of the history OF the country
deep and comprehensive. II IL not strange
therefore. that this representative or n
period long gone by should not he tho
least interesting of this luartette Of
womcn who Mt different times have lived
IN tho White House.
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sCHOPUNGER & scHAD.

gainesville, Texas. March i9.-Schopun-
H.. schad. hardware merchants. last
|icstatss Ned ne decd of trust. naming c. l..
IctanAiss trustee. In addition to the mer-
|Nations,' N--W In notes held by the First
|sre ,raa nank of Gainesville as collateral.
(le abnn,, erred to the trustee Liabilities
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THE HOTELS,
6he LawIor-Rntes $3.50 and SO per
day. James Lnwlor. Proprictor.

Jake Harrison, San Antonio; f, Il. Nc
Reynolds. III Campo; james McLNmont,
2el Rio; William Carlisle. Atchlson,
Fan; W.. II. Howard, Galveston; y. W.
Hunter. san Antonio; \. NJ. McFaddin.
Eictoria; Miss Sallie Ballingcr, Brazoria
!; Wood, Victoria; +. c. Orr, Denver;
Ehar!cs T. Ledden. Chicago; f. c. Fry,
san Antonio; NJ. b. Irwin, Chicago
George + Iiess, Midway Farm; j j.
Keller, St. Louis; c. Chrlsteson. Houston
Z. Russell, st. Louis j. IL. Croner'
Houston; j. w. Butler. Peters Shoe com.
lany; H. NJ. Brooke. Chicago: j. 4.
tyde, San Antonio Fred T. Marcel. Chi
tAso' W, A. kinchlow and wife, Whar-
Ien II, Cohen, BRENNAN; Il. l.. Vineyard
fasle Lake; f., w. wahl. Sacramento,
nt ]. S Wahl and wife, Houston. IL
Dougan, Denver; Il. w Williamson.
IIa ,.' f. c, Henderson. Kansas
klp; T. W. Caldwell and wife, Duke,
s1as; J, a. Morris. San Antonio: l. n
hlsiboro. St Louis: Charles Frenkel'
Ealyeston; 10 w Allison. Houston; n. Nj
Fart jasper; James a. Rodgers, Peoria,
a sol Bromberg, Galveston; Il. II
sloher, New Albany; S. L. Howland.
az n; Antonio; r., c, Irin, Mobile Ala
"; Iharters, New York ,R. p. Gulick,
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by the Pennsylvania. while earnings PEE
freight train mile were N.iie, against New
Wk Centrars sl.S27 and Pennsylvania
yls2i. the figures bting for the year ended
June 30 ls,I
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! D. McClintock. S. Jones. Chas. Bur
sse' Velaseo; II. Morris, San Antonio;
sas,ln; w. \, Dashiell. Dallas: 5. =.
sskaoerry. Corrigan, G. C., Allen. Cal
tlon; W. l.. Johnson, Alvarado; V. Lem
city; b. r. llammett W. w. Edwards
W. wife, 81. Louis: Mrs. T. a. Trost1r
PeMorni Sol Clark, C. Hillyer. New y ork
W. sherman, Aurora; Sam $. Han,
maso; Herman Lobe. New orleans. j. h.
6teter n T. Wilson. S. p. Barry, city;
~. = kirkland. Birmingham; A, w. chill
ess, Dallas; G. w. lSugent, Leggett. H..
Foster, Velasco Geo. DcBey, Chicago;
1 1us suarma, Garden Plain; ii. Tummer-
49, ~ fuilmore, j. G. Wittevreen, Holland 4;
II ssn MarJern. Fulton; Il. NaaStgehoren.
ss sm ihramer Morrison: G. IL. Porter, Gal
sson l.. j. Weeks, Miss j. l.. Weeks,
W,s. York T. W Park, Wgxahachio; c.
a ,sS Sreenville; John Kerkhof: Hol-
v .s,s. X. ). Yocum, ]. n. Taub. l., ]. Cox.
sssce; Louis Y. Mitchell. Washington;
AN amen simpson, Hallettsville; l.. Ford
p aa. X r.. Spa,ilding. La Porte: II. II.
nj az ST. 81 Louis; W. f. Neal, daughter
G, ~ son, Aleyton; S. Smith, city; A. II.
bh,sSer, New York: A. b. Vaccaro, Mem
-'' a. NJ. Carson, Willis.
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Just like above cut. The very latest
shape in the new wine color, of a deep
clarot shade. sold mere only. This shoe IL
ing and sole black, which produces very
nobby effect. All sizes and widths. from
AA 10 Il. ss
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Few Butchins Hou.e.

Her ~ Guerin.
Ecr. Prnprietors.
Re,nodeled and
newly Furnished.
reuua!ed IN all
its appointments
IN tho state ..
To~ac
Tho l. o a o ! ne
-l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20
FOUND HIS COMPANY
Governor O'FerralI Has Proclaimed His
DaSertlOn Of The Democratic Party.
BRYAN MUST RUB ALONG WITHOUT KIM
As V~irginiR'S Chief Executive Says
fie Will support tho Nominees OF
tho Republican Ala Socicty-Bry-
ans Great speech Created Spleen.
did Impression IN ,he Public.

Richmond, Va. Sept. l9.-(SpeciaD-
The Democrats to-day are all talking
anout Mr.. Bryan's meeting last night.
IheY express themselves as much pleas
ed. l have not heard OF any converts
made. but Mr.. Bryan's talk has appar-
entity encouraged and strengthened his
followers.
Mr.. BRYAN was up early this morn
ing. He arose at 6 o'clock, took break
faSt and was OFF at Z on his trim 10
washington. On his way to tho d.rot
the crowds on the sidewalk cheered him.
Senator DAME went along with the
noIi1nee. AZ Ashland the train stopped
Tor hve mintes. y gentleman occupied
fonr minutes in introducing Mr.. BRYAN
10 the crowd and the candidate took nm
Inc remaining n minute IN making \
speech.
Governor O'Ferrall has authorized the
announcement that he will vote for Pal
Haer and Buckner and the silver Demn-
eTats mere are terribly mad with him.
IneF are tryinE to persuade members
or his staff that they should resign To
snow their d~isapproval of his political
course. AS already stated the Govern
or will preside at the Buckner meeting
next Wednesday night and will her exe
plain more fully why he cannot vote for
BRYAN.
h Republicans held another big
rally here tonight. 1t took place in
'front.' of the City Hall. The speakers
were Gen. Adam King. OF Brooklyn, and
Col. j. Hampton Hoge.
The Republicans are no nearer reacb-
ing a solution of their troubles in the
Second District than they have been for
some time past. Mr.. Dyer, despite the
nhorts to IL him down, is still i'm the
ield. and there is every indication that
ne intends to remain until election day.
IL Is said the Dyer people will agree to
nothing short of a new convention. and
ms the opposition is not willing to give.
me telegraph wires are kept hot with
messages bearing on his subject.
me pickpockets arrested here last
nieht were before the Police Justice to-
uaV ana their cases were continued untn
next Wednesday. The Justice thinks
,hsV nave the men who have been fol-
lowing BRYAN over the Col. A.
,. Buford was one of those whose pock.
cts were picked.
Mr.. Allen Potts, a young LAWYER rs
TINS city. and Miss Gertrude Rives q
sister OF Amelia Rives. will be married
at castle Hill on October 18th.
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MATHEWS COUNTY.
Is at White Heat-A Joint
Debate.

Mathews. Va. Sept. 19.-(SpeciaD-
The weather for the past last few days
has been fine for the oystermen,
Judge Wright has been holding Cir
cult Court here this week.
Several of our citizens went to Rich
mond Yesterday TO hear Bryan speak.
Among them Judge Taylor Garnett.
CHRISTOPHER Garnett, J.. Boyd Sears, DR..
l.. ). Foster and others.
A DEMONSTRATIONS Club has been
formed here. DR.. L. S. Foster, president.
and p. r. BogGs. secretary. About fifty
names have been enrolled.
Last Monday was court day and O
large crowd turned out to hear the polit-
zeal speaking. Marquis Jones, of Glou-
%cester. led off with an able exposition of
the Chicago platform and especially of
free silver. Col. Popham. of Rappahan-
mock. replied feebly in behalf of McKin-
lev. He was followed by that eloquent
Young orator of Lancaster. Thomas
Downing. who wiped him off the earth,
80 the crowd said. in a rafting speech
of an hour.
In Mathews silver Is at a white heat.
even the small boys have the club yell
ana YOU can hear most everywhere,
"RiD Rah! Rir. Free Silver!
Win we will, you bet. Bill-Bryan."
Last night a large warehouse and
barn belonging to John Divan, of Hud-
gins. were burned. The loss was con-
siderable. as the warehouse was full of
goods.
a negro working at Kirkpatrick's saw
mill Yesterday had his arm cut severely
DIV a circular saw. Amputation was
necessary.
Mrs. j. l.. Harrison. of Atlantic City,
VINO mas been summcring at her moth
ers. Mrs. v. Browns. near Cricket Hill,
returned home yesterday, much improv-
ed in health.
Mrs. Z; n: Williams n her daugh.
ters left for Baltimore on Monday Mrs.
Williams has been summering at her
brothers. Capt. Robert Sears.
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ARE READY TO WORK
Comfy Democratic Executive Committee
Organizes and Is Ready for the Flight.
KILLING OF KNIGHT WAS UNSUITABLE
The Coroner's Jury q Yer.
diet Rt Last-weeIk of Prayer Ser.
vice-Women Have II Row-Wil-
liam A. Young Will Rpeak tn suf-
fOIk-soulhnmpton Court.

Suffolk, Va, September 1e.-Nanse-
mond county's new Democratic Execu-
tive Committee met to-day for the first
time since their election and perfected
organization by the election of J.. p.
Booker as secretary. ]. E. West, who
was chosen as chairman of the county
convention last Monday. presided. The
result Of the meeting was the formation
of plans which will put Nansemond's
Democracy in better fighting shape than
1t has been for many a day. All
the positions are filled with energetic
and earnest men, who appreciate the
Importance of the issues at stake. and
who. being thoroughly aroused, Will put
in some telling blows before the third of
November.
Precinct committees were to-day ap-
pointed at every voting place, except
respective Bryan and Sewall club COM
mfttees will act in the capacity Of pre-
cinct committees.
Two weeks hence from to-day, at 3
m, there will be a Bryan and Sewall
lub organized at Holland.
During the campaign there will be
under the executive committee aus
$pices speeches at Suffolk, Whaleyville,
Cr.fendon:s, Holland and Cypress
Chapel. The speakers will be of State
n national reputation. In addition,
local orators will address meetings AZ
other points. Several young lawyers Of
SUFFOLK are expected to shortly take the
stump for Bryan and Sewall, and
Young.
JuSIIFIABLE KILLING.-The cor
onerss jury has at last delivered it's
yegdi2t They reached a conclusion to-
day,a I'M the result was what everybody
e8pected-justihable homicide. They
found that James Knight had come to
MS desth near Suffolk, on August %,
1896, at 3 a. m. from the effects of q
pistol used by James Matthews. They
fnrther declared that the shooting was
J~nssifable. This verdict move all
responsibility from Detective Matthews,
% iar as the Jurisdiction of the coro-
ner.s jury goes. 1t s>yili not likely be
snvestigated by any other tribunal, as
I verdict L. a virtual e~xoneration.
WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES
mere Tlll be a week OF prayer next
week under the auspices Of the Metho-
satst Epworth League. The services will
snesln Monday night nt the Main street
Church. Leaders from the
feayses eas7,ches viii be appointed to
N
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have this day appointed Paul +. H,nwd
a. my agent to conduct thebusiness TO In.
hHoWh as the Southern Equ,plncu; Com
pdl!;thc object OF which Is to deal In Flee
ssric materials and Supplies of ali kinds AZ
a. Z" sank street, IN the city of Norfolk
Tor " ring houses and buildings for n,crt,icn
lighting. n VI 30 StyySEE!ic
N va sept. Is. 1876. sel9-2w
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TOWN OF SUFFOLK

take charge during the several services.
The public is invited.
WOMEN HAVE A Row.-Sarah
Booth and Mary Webb a a misunder-
standing which resulted In n breach of
me peace. a general lively time and
row were INDUCED in, and many ugly
names applied. Mayor Brewer heard
me case this morning, and found them
ooth guilty. Sarah was taxed So 0
ano mary had to pay a little more-s6.
ihey VIII take a second thought be-
iore entering into another ARRAY.
ma NENT CONGRESSMAN COMING
~ = Hon. William a.
Young. Democratic nominee for Con
gre:s from the Second district of Viz
ginla. was seen This morning in Rich
mona by the secretary of the Suffolk
Bryan and Sewall club, and in response
10 an invitation to deliver an address i'm
Suffolk under the clubs auspices Mr.
Young readily complied. His campaign
mas not yet been thoroughly outlined
ana ne cannot say just what time he
VIII come. The candidate expects to
speak in CORTLAND Monday.
PLEASANT GERMAN.-The young
men or Suffoik gave a delightful GER
Inc dahce was continued till early this
morning. Prof. AYERS string hand
furnished good music.
SOUTHAMPTON COURT.-The Sep
TEMPER term of county court in South
ampton, Judge J.. B. Prince presidinng.
VIII onven Monday. There will be n
large crowd present to hear political
speaking, in addition to regular court
attendants.
Rev. j. f. Love, at the Baptist church.
Sunday, Will use the following tonIcs.
IL a. m. THE Gospel and the Poor;
8 p. M, Checks on the Bank Of
Heaven"
Miss Lizzie Booker has returned
from a visit to Churchland, Va.
Prof. f. w. Huffman. Of Newport
News, Is being entertained by Suffolk
friends.
Mrs. NJ. a. Gregory. of Oxford, n. G
arrived his afternoon to visit her
daughter. Mrs. j. F. Love, Franklin
street.
Mr.. George Walton. manager of the
Virginia Manufacturing Company. re-
turned this afternoon from a three
weeks trip among old friends in the
New England states. ~
Rev. c. c. Cox. OF Newport News.
VIII assist in the revival services to be
held this week at Drivers Church.
Miss Susie Gillian. of Halifax, n. c.
arrived In Suffolk to-day to visit Miss
Llzzie Baker. prior to opening her
schooi in Isle OF Wight county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20

THINK OF THE PLEASURE, GREAT.
EST ELEVATION. BEST DRAINAGE
COOL SALT WATER BREEzEs, BEAU
IlFuL PARK AND WATER VIEWS.
FISH. OYSTERS. CRABS, BOATING
AND BATHING RIGHT AT YOUR DOOR
IF you LIVE IN VILLA HEIGHTS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20

a CITY WHOSE TRADE INCREASED
IN TEN YEARS FROM FoRTY-EIaHT
MILLIONS TO NEARLY A HUNDRED
MILLIONS DOLLARS OUGHT TO Be
ALL RIGHT. YOU WILL BE ALE
RIGHT. TOO. IF YOU WILL PUT YOUR
MONEY IN VILLA HEIGHTS LOTS. 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20

A GLANCE AT OUR MAP WILL CON
VINCE ANYONE OF THE DESIRABLE
ITY OF WATER FRONT HOMES IN
VILLA HEIGHTS. ACT PROMPTLY
AND SECURE CHOICE LOCATIONS
PRICES Low. TERMS EASY. CALI,
ROOM 47 COLUMBIA BUILDING
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20

1T IS GENERALLY CONCEDED
THAT NORFOLK WILL GROW RAPID
LIZ UPON A RETURN OF NORMAL.
CONDITION AFTER THE ELECTION.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY REAL. Us
TATE AND VILLA HEIGHTS is THE
PLACE. GO OUT AND WALK OVER
THE GROUNDS
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THERE WILL BE MANY REGRETS
OVER NEGLECTED. AND LOST oPPoR-
TUNITIES TO SECURE LOVELY WA
TER FRONT HOMES IN BEAUTIFUL
VILLA HEIGHTS. NO MORE so pref
TY. CHEAP. NEAR AND ACCESSIBLE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20

France has kept 200, 900 IONS of coal
stored at Toulon since 1893. to be ready
In case war should break out.
n Duke OF Norfolk has purcha sed
FOR $4,000 a site for a Roman Catholic
College at Oxford
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20

THE GODS HELP THOSE WHO
HELP THEMSELVES" HELP YOUR.
SELF TO SOME OF THOSE CHOICE
LOTS IN VILLA HEIGHTS AND You
WON'T NEED ANY MORE HELP.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20

Smokers of Kansas CITY have taken n
the stogie habit, the cigar dealers are
complaining of a reduction of their
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