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GERMANY r4KEs 4 HAND.

Wdrships Sent to Fene<ueL0 to Enforce
Railroad Claims.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. PA special
dispatch to the Sun from Havana says:
The destination of the two German men,
of-war, the SuaDia and the Sorch, which
arrived here on the 22d, is now definitely
known to be Puerto Cabello, Venezuela,
whittier they go to enforce the German
railroad claims. 1t is hiEted that the ma
rines will land and occupy territory if
necessary, which will add Germany to the
complications now existing between the
United States and Great Britain.
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clprocate from the bottom of his heart
Wolcott's noble words, "Blood is thicker
than water" Loud cheers.l That would
always be the sentiment of every Briton.
The two nations were more closely allied
in sentiment and interest than any other,
and while the British looked with horror
at anything approaching fraternal strife,
they looked with pleasure upon the possi-
bility of the stars and stripes and the
union jack floating together in defense of
a common cause sanctioned by community
of sentiment.
He added that while the Continental
nations regarded the sufferings of the Ar
menians with comparative indifference,
the United Kingdom and the United States
felt the deepest sympathy and indignation.
Mr.. Chamberlain paid tribute to the
excellence of the American missions and
declared that the Americans were also in
terested in the sufferings of humanity for
humanity's sake and not for any terri
torial ambition. Mr.. Chamberlain con-
cluded by saying:
would it were possible that instead of
wasting breath in petty South American
boundary dispute we could count on the
powerful support of the United States in
enforcing the represen tations which here
tofore we have fruitlessly made in be-
half of those who are suffering by Turk
ish tyranny and Turkish fanaticism."
[Cheers.]
He concluded by declaring that the con-
dition of Armenia was danger and dis
grace to Europe, but he did not believe
that the resources of civilization had been
entirely exhausted.
Upon the conclusion of his address Mr..
Chamberlain was greeted with prolonged
cheers,
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Conspira cy in Ecuador.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 25.-A Herald
cable from Guayaquil says: Conspiracies
against the life OF President Alfaro are the
order of the day. Another plot was un-
earthed yesterday in Rocafuerte Manabi.
The conspirators-Colone Ruperto Albuia,
Isaac Rodriguez and A. Grivalja-were ar.
rested and placed in jail to await trial.
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WILL GO TO THE BANQUET.
Statesmen Accept the limitation of the
Merchants Asso ociGtfon.

Merchants Asso citation.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 25.-Vice- Presi-
dent Stevenson and a number of United
States Senators and Representatives have
accepted invitations to the annual banquet
of the Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation, which will be held January 30 at
the Hotel Rennert. Among those who
have promised to respond 10 toasts are
Senator Burrows of Michigan, who will
speak on 1.-The Monroe Doctrine; Repre-
sentative DolIlver, who will speak on
Statesmen and Patriotism" Represe nta-
tive Towne, whose subject will be "The
Settlement of International Disputes by
Arbitration. and Repre- Brosius,
who will speak on ''The Paying of Debts. D
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More 6.,IiI.

New York. Oct. 22-The steamship
Lain, which arrived from Europe last
night, brought gold as follows: w. II.
Gresham * Bro. $4,000; Kuhn, Loeb
u Co, $500, 900; Hcidclbach. IclIlehciner
& Co, $10o, coo. ana Latlenbug. Tha!man
d Co. $4,000. Total. $l,Sl0.OU0.
san Francisco, Oct. ga shinnent
of English sovercigns. value about 81.
10000 brought by The steamer Mona
Wal, which arrived from Australia this
morning. is consigned 10 the Assistant
United States Trcasurcr for storage.
The last shipment, Il month ago. was
valued at $l.5OO.C00.
london. oct. 22.-The Globe in its
financial article says:
'Ihe rise i'll the Bank OF England's ;;
discount rate is not likely to AFFECT trade.
though ii Will hurt imprudcnt suecu!a-
tors. for a rise in the bank rate can
stop the American drain for gold the
moment il approaches the danger point.
The money market has still a super
abundance of loanable capital. which is
ohtainablc at cheap rates upon good Sc
curity.
New York Oct. 22.-Gold is in demand
ana bullion dealers quote rates as fol-
lows: Spot delivery. Il per cent. to
arrive II per cent. and calls. ~ per
cent. OF the Sl.S100Oo gold which ar
rived from Europe this morning. 81. 800.
600 has been deposited In the sub-'rrea-
sury. 1t is understood that the Trra
s,iry Will gain $G0OOO0 by the operation.
Eu lion in the open market in London
has declined ia
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a N LSENl In as.

HOYTS "a BUNCH OF KEYS
"a Bunch OF Keys Is one of the farce
comedies that never grow old. 1t be-
longs to the c.ass that Is abreast with
and represents rne best impulse of the
times. Its popularity has been phenom-
enal and II should continue TO be; per-
sons who believe the world Is growing
no better will find nothing to encourage
them In this belief In THE Bunch of
Keys" II will be seen al the Academy
OF Music next Monday night only. The
sale of seats will commence tomorrow
morning No advance In prices.
EMILY BANCKER.--This talented
and beautiful actress, aided by her own
excellent company will present Our
Flat" a comedy by Miss Musgrave at
the Academy OF Music on next Wedens-
day. and Thursday matinee. On
Thursday night, "A Divorce Case" and
the one act piece. COMEDY and Trage-
dy" VIII be presented. "Our Flat" Is a
comedy of broadly farcical character,
likened to CHARLES Aunt" for the
reason that It makes people laugh long
and loud by the simplicity and hdi-
crousness Of its story. II was written
by Miss Musgrave. and has had a
great success In London. some 700 per-
formances having been given there al
ready. with prospect that the limit OF
popularity VIII not be reached for some
time to come.
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|BY GRAFT SHIPMENTS
The Tremendous Movement of Cereals Had
Had Its Effect In Norfolk.
ELEVATOR FACILITIES INADEQUATE
sfannScr Graham, of tho North Ameri.
can Transport Company, Says
Another should Bc Built Here
Promptly TO Avoid AZ GIut iu G rnin
Movcmcnt Through This Port.

The glut of grain shipments that has al
most congestcd transportation lines and
terminal facilities all along the coast has
had Its effect at Norfolk also. Being
among the principal grain ports of the
country and leading those of the Atlantic
Seapoard. this Is of course natural con-
sequence of the vast movement of cereals
10 European markets that has taken place
within the past few days. During the
last week shipments from this port have
Increased very greatly and ships enough to
carry the mountains OF wheat ana corn
awaiting In cars and elevators for ocean
transportation, have been difficult TO OBJ
tain.
ocean rates have also been advanced in
response to the increased demand and the
TRANSATLANTIC shipping companies and
steamer lines are reaping u rich harvest
although they are worked night and day
to dispatch their vessels and prevent the
accumulation of hundreds OF thousands OF
bushels of wheat at tbs port. Most OF the
lines have had TO employ extra help dur
ing the rush. which just now 1t appears,
is at Its height. Night and day shifts work
constantly IN the holds of the big steamers,
loading the cereals at the elevators, bot h
here and at Newport News, and the office
forces of the lines are worked all day and
until the wee smd' hours.
Manager Graham, OF the North Amerl-
can Transport Company. in speaking of
the rush, said TO II Nirginian representa-
i've yesterday: Indeed we have had our
hands full. Every ship of ours on this
side. and every one that II was possible for
US TO charter on quick time has been
pressed into service and sim the shipments
IRON the west roll in by the tram load
| every day.
Il he elevator facilities here are very in
adequate TO the demand upon them. One
elevator while 1t was sufficient during the
infancy OF the grain trade from this port,
IS by no means sufficient TO properly nan
die The tremendous Shipments lnaI pass
| through tins port.
The Norfolk d Western has promised
us an noGltlonal elevator for some time
ana they shouiu Dulia 1t ut once"
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Athieten TO Enterlnin

A number of the memb ers OF the Ath-
le'ic Department of the Young Mems
Christian Association decided last nigh;
TO give an entertainment on Friday.
November 9th. for the benefit OF the AS
ISOLATION. The Tyrolean rrouhadours
have been secured, and a fine affair NAV
be expected. The company consists
of the Swiss Warblers (two ladies' and
Two gentlemen). and MIR. Elmer z. Ran
som, the prestidigltateur.
Mr.. a. w. Hawks says that Mr.. Ran.
som Is In many respects the equal of the
celebrated Hermann.
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This is one place, at least,
where suggestion is invited
and criticism invoked. Both
gratefully acknowledged. even
if unpleasant. Both thought
fully considered, if not APP
sroved. A perfect store is not
The result oil six weeks effort,
but years Of labor.
Why shouldn't this one be-
gin growing in that direction
now?
Few people take a look at
those Doylies at sc. a dozen
without buying.
Still fewer come Linen hun
ting and fail to get it.
Some, Of course. not many.
Joseph Brown, 2lO Church
street (neW number).
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Local Isreyifich.

Norfolk United Royal Arch Chapter
NO. had work in the cryptic degree last
night.
"!s. b. L. Hargrove. aged sixty-five.
died at her home near Churchland yes
terday.
The rciitting OF the Corporation Court
room progresses very slowly. Judge
Hanckel is still using the Circuit Court
room.
The Misses Massie. of New York city,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. T.
Sol!es' NO. "a north Park avenue, Bran
hleton.
DR. Richard +. billiard, volunteer OBJ
server at Edenton. n. c., was In the
cVity yesterday and visited the Wea1b-
CT Bureau.
The Merits wreckng steamer VIII
nam Coiey towed up the barge Harcrly.
with cargo of ties. from the stranded
bark Litchfeld yesterday.
The telegraph lines along the Goa st
which were destroyed by the late storm
nave been replaced, communication be-
tween this city and Cape Hatteras /,
now established.
Mr.. Waiter f. Williams. thirty-s:x
years OF age, OF No. &C Wood street. died
YESTERDAY morning after a lingering Ill
ness. The funeral will occur to-day
from the residence.
Tuesday afternoon, while Judqo tanc
kel, or inc Corporation Court, was out
cycling. he rode into a ditch b,uisinr
himself quite badly. He. however. at
tended his court yesterday.
Briefc
Rev. DR.. Royal. OF Princess Anne
county. Is conducting services for Rev
Mr. Beckham, OF Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church. Bramblcton. The
meetings are attracting considerable at :
tention, and many professions have been
made.
The Catholic Fair continues I'm spc.
cessful progress in the store on Main
street next to the Citizens Bank i,
is for the benefit of the church or tho
Sacred Heart. York street. Yesterday
was 'children's day" the afternoon he.
ing set apart for their visit to the fair
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Washington. Oct "a telegram from
Capt Merrill Miller. of the cruiser Ra-
leigh. received at the Navy Department
this morning. announced that he had re-
lcvcd the Newark OF filibuSter patrol
duty at jacksonville. Fla. Yesterday
and that vessel had sailed for Hamilton
Roads. The Raleigh ut once put to sea
for a cruise down the Florida coast ia
terminate at Key West next week
Capt. Miller does not mention the Three
Friends or the Dauntless
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An Enjoyable Reception,

a reception rendered Miss Sadie Mark
Of Charleston. S. c.. who is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pincus. of No. lI5
Butte street was quite enjoyable. The
guests were Misses Belle Smith of
Washington. D. c., and Belle Goldsmith.
of Denver. Col 1t was a full dress af.
fair. about thirty-fye couples part!ci-
pating. The Chariot Race from Ben
Hur was rec!ted by Miss Belle Gold
Emiih. a champagne supper followed.
The rooms were decorated with palms.
ferns. and h!ysanthemums. The music
was furnished by Professor Prices Nav
al Post orchestra
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THE PoOL CONTEST.
Dozfer Drew First Blood I'm the Three
Nights Series Last Evening.

The first night of the continuous pool
contest between Dozier OF Norfolk and
Gregory Of Baltimore took place last
night at the Walters Building on Main
street.
Both players put up a good game
Dozier played steady game. and the
score stood as follows.
Gregory: . Z % rs 81 40 GO 65 81 IS 81 9S
1l3 ia III i$1 1872 1873 139 143 l57 16O 1G5
174-total, ia.
Dozier: IL 20 IS Sc IS As 81 63 6s 70 81 100
liz l26 14O l49 16O l61 III $50 1874 2o1-io-
tai, POI.
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ALLEGED LARGE ROBBERY.
Cornorntion Cour1

The Corporation Court was engaged
again yesterday in the trial of Henry
Scott, colorcd. charged with criminany
assaulting n small colored girl named
Marietta Walker. The case was given to
the jury al 1920 o'clock and after con-
sidering 1t for some time they were nd-
journed over till O'clock. when they
again met. At $3.50 no verdict having
been reached. the jury was adjourned
until this morning.
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iARI.y MoRNING FIRE.
&. j. WhitehHrsi's Grocery store <iuit.
cd This Nornfn.=

me alarm OF IRE at o'clock this
morning was caused by the burning OF
the brick building at the corner of Butte
and James street, occupied as a grocery
by c. j. Whitehurst.
The department responded promp.lv
bur the fire had gained such headwnv
before the alarm was turned in thar the
building was badly gutted.
The blaze caught or the first floor ar,,
it's origin is unknown.
No Statement, { of loss or Insurance
could be procured owing to the latenesg
OF the hour.
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Social club Chartered.

Judge Hanckel yesterday chartered
the Oystermens Social Club. the object
Of which is TO promote literary and ply
culture. The capital stock is placed at
not less than $500 nor more than 81 900.
The officers are. president, John Carter:
vice president. Charles Gale; secretary.
Samuel Wright; treasurer. Abraham
Sparrow; financial secretary. Moses
Keeling. These officers constitute The
board of directors
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Property Transfers.

Thos W. Phillips. ct ux. to Margaret
S. wilkins. property on Sycamore ave
nue., Mayfield consideration $1,000.
b. Mayo, ct ux. to John T. Mayo. two
lots OH Princess Anne avenue; consider
alton, $500.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast ana General Condition.. For
| To-day.

Washington. Oct. %. 1896.
- Virginia: Fair In the morn
4 FAIR ing; threatening weather, prob
ably showers In the evening
or night; warmer; easterly to
southerly winds
North Carolina: Followed in Western
portion by local showers in the af;er-
noon or night; southeasterly winds;
warmer
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mo VERDICT RENDERED
The Jury In the Scott ASSAULT Case Ad.
lourned Over UAtlI To-day.
A VERY MEAGRE POLICE COURT DOCKET
Justice Tomiin IL Having Good
Time While tho city behaves It.
seif-Most of the Cases Before Him
Hesteriny Were Trivinl in Char
acter-Ciub Chartered.

Justice Tomlin had a. short and unin-
teresting docket yesterday, which he
disclosed of in short order. The minor
cases were as follows:
Alice Thompson, colored, drunkenness
and fighting; fined $3.50.
Sam Hardy, colored, drunkenness
and resisting an officer; fined $3.50.
John Griffin, colored. assaulting w. H.
Council. colored, at the Old Dominion
wharf; fined Sc.
Kate Bray. colored, abusive language:
fined $3.50.
w. I'll. Holmes, colored, obtaining S.
under false pretences from David Sim
mons. colored; continued till to-day.
SERIOUS CHARGE FELL FLAT.
Hilda Hubbard and Dora Peoples,
two white women of 81 Church street,
were arraigned on the charge of enticng
young girl from North Carolina here
for Immoral purposes. 1t was shown
that the girl had written n letter here.
which stated she had been whipped by
White Caps and she wished to come to
Norfolk. therefore. her arrival here was
voluntary. Justice Tomlin dismissed
the prisoners.
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
Lille Barnes. a negress. was stand
ing at Smith street and Smiths court
yesterday morning when n negro man
assaulted her and robbed her of $3.50
The man IS known to the police and he
will be apprehended.
ALLEGED LARGE ROBBERY.
William Hendricks, colored, of No
30Gk Butte street, complained to the po-
lice that he had been robbed Of S25.75
which he had in his safe at his house
He is stevedore at Lamberts Point
and is said 10 be worth considerable
money Incidentally with the loss OF
the money his wife disappeared. and
the police are looking for her. Several
arrests have been made and the officers
hope to recover some Of the money
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On October 26th. the Old Dominion
Line will run the last Sunday excursion
to Old Point for the season. These
trips are discontinued for the dull sea-
son only, and will be resumed in early
sprinE. oc22.9t
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Nothing Nfnue EounI.

Our $500 patrol shoes for wear. ease or
comfort. Made with three distinct soles
and each one of solid leather and well
put together. We have them in both
lace and CATERS, suitable for black
smiths. carpenters. oystermen. wharf
mechanics.
A record is kept of all purchasers of
this famous shoe.
HELLER ONE PRICE SHOE STORE
as Bank street
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Crnwrord.a cnse Con,,,n.,

81. Louis. Oct. ga. the request Of the
Digald Crawford. charged with violatInr
the corrrpt practices act nv intimida ting
rnent. In regard to their political nrefer-
erres: vas continued until October ~
lairiedn a ocsmvsir Wos OFF jr7sa Ben 4
II YOU want good pair Of glasses see
DR. Week 1852 Main street.
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vote.
Tho regular weekly meeting OF the
Bryan and Sewall Silver Club will be
held tonight at Richardson's Hall. All
the members are requested to attend as
important business is to be transacted.
Colonel ". c. Elam and other prominent
speakers VIII address the club, and the
limit OF twenty minutes for each speak
er VIII give an opportunity for several
TO be heard. and will vary the entertain
ment OF the meeting.
The very latest in buttons In this city
is one bearing Very excellent cut of
Hon. w. a. Young, the Democratic can
didate for Congress, surmounted by the
legend, I'm u Young man. Are you?''
Messrs. w. \. Young, John Whitehead
anu L. T.. Montague. the latter Of
Hampton, will address the Democrats
of Hampton tonight. :
William Thorogood. of the Third
Ward Republican League, colored, has
returned from New York, where he has
been TO consult the National Commit
tee relative TO the situation.
n meeting OF Thorogood's Club has
been called for Tuesday night. and either
the gold Democratic nominee or the
straigh, Republican candidate will be
endorsed.
There will be q Democratic rally at
Gilmerton Saturday night Mr.. Mar
snail r. Peterson and Mr.. Isaac w
Eason both of this city, will deliver ad-
dresses.
Messrs. Edward Campbell and Ed
ward Walker addressed an audience of
hfty persons al kempsville last night.
Colonel William Lamb and Dr.. Wise
spoke in Princess Anne county yester-
day.
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PORT CALENDAR

sun rises, GEL a. M: sun sets, 5:18 p
m. High water. 0:51 a. nj. and 10:06 p
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SPECIAL NOTICES

5000 TO LOAN on long time. Fl. c.
HOGGARD & CO. jali-tf
BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK, OR
European plan. with or without rooms:
new number lis, old number 1O9. Church
street. oc2l-3ts
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EE-NOSEGAY-FREE you chew
tobacco? If so. send me your address on
q postal card, and ] will mail you sam
pie of the improved double thick Nose
gay free a larger piece for the money
and better quality than ever. 7. B.
WADDILL, agent, box go, Norfolk, Va.
iv13-tf
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meteorological Dafa.
U; s. Department OF Agricultu

Q. 3. IJepartmeht OF AgricuIture,
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Oct. 90.
The following observations are re,
corded for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature ..........,. 63
Minimum temperature .......... IS
Normal temperature .......... 60
Departure from normal ......minus 4
Departure since January ..pus ISL
Rainfall in "a hours ...
Rainfall siI CO October 1.......... 1.39
j. ]. GRAY, Observer
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William n. Portlock, Colonel r. C.
Marshall. Colonel K. r. Griffin, and
other prominent gentlemen occupied
seats on the stage.
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Tomorrow IS registration day. Sci
that you are registered II you wish tc
vote.
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LOCAL pOIIrICAI. CHAT.
Tho Kinetcscopic Developments Orthe
Campaign I'm this Clay.

Ex-Candidate Deyer was in the city
yesterday.
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FOR SALE.


FOR sALE.-A heavy il karat double case
god watch. cost sIa0o. Sold for no
fault. purchaser may have privilege of
easy payments II desired, provided sat
iSfnctoi references are furnished. Price
on tir.e sih. cash $40. Address WATCH
care V.rGinian. scS-tf
FOR SALE.-The desirable residence lot
on Corick avenue. foot of Bermuda ST.,
fronting on Mahone's Lake. Price and
tennis reasonable. Apply TO c. W.
koolage, l0S1a Bermuda ST. au5-tf
FOR SAI.E.-Wel built residence on
Wood street; sold for no fault: too large
for owners family: eight rooms and
bath and oil the modern conveniences:
lot 2IiaXll5: splendid opportunity for
anyone wishing a nice home. with OPP
ton OH tive lots in rear. 20 feet MO. on
which can be erected three CD nice
tenement houses. For terms. etc. APP
ply on premises, No. GO Wood street.
my5-tT
FOR SALE have for sale OH easy terms
a good farm ut the growing town OF
Winfall. y. G.. on the y. & s. Railroad.
Apply to II. S. ELEY, Berkeley. Va.
ocll-tf
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT.-Newly furnished rooms,
electro lighted, with OF without board
permanent or trans ent; charges mod
ate. THE SPENCER, new number 49,
old number 100, Church street. oc2l-3t'
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Always In season. Hori,ine' Steamed
Horctny (Hu'led Corr). Elegant lun IN
D. Milk. Qua5s SEA ~ cents.
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T.an,p Sale.

This week at Johnston China Co.'S
One hundred lamps a. and below cost.
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ARGUMENT FOR GOLD

Concluded from Second Page)
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LADIES - CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroyai tins Diamond brundi
ere tile best. safe. Reliable. Take II,
other. Send 4c., stamps, for partIcu
lars, "Reiief Cor Ladies'" in letter b;
return mail. At druggists. Chichestes
Chemical Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
mh2o14taT
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$1,000, $500. SLIGO AND OTHER SUMS TO
lend on Norfolk ard Portsmouth real es-
tate security. HUGH c. DAVIS. Sc Main
street. oc20-lw
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western part of city, with use of bath
terms moderate. Apply 81 Yarmouth
street, new number. SEQ