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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
The Southern Itntcx Telephone Com.
H many. .srsE

Norfolk is to be congratulated upon
the possession Of that NOSE necessary
aid to a modern commercial center, a
strictly u~p-to-date telephone system,
the management of which IL so well dis
cipiined hat connections seem to be
made automatically, rather than by the
intervention of human agency. The
Southern States Telephone Company Is
the name of the system referred to-.
With exchanges In Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Berkeley and Suffolk over 10000 calls are
answered I'VE this system daily. and
there IS never a seconds delay with any
of them. The equipment is modern in
every detail, with metallic circuits, long
distance Instruments and independent
connections. all Of which Is given to the
public for one-half Of the former cost.
This company is rapidly extending Its
lines in all directions, including Old
Point, Newport News, and trucking
sections.
The management Of the local exchange
is under the direction of exceptionally
competent and experienced men. The
officers OF the company are Charles T..
Fink. president: l.. D. S:ayke. v~!cc-presi-
dent; Fred. S. Axtall, Sec etary; Charles
Y. Fink. L.. D. Sta"ke, j.. S. Q. Collins,
Executive Committees; William Pannill,
Superintendent.
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THE FUBLIC BUILDING.
Chief Constructor Hamilton HeroO Obj.
tanning Data.

Chief constructor Of the supervising
nrchiteclut's Office in the Treasury De-
partmcnt, Mr.. II. r. p. Hamilton. vas
here yesterday in consultation with Mr..
Leroy II. Shields, collector of customs,
regarding the erection of rhe new public
building to be commenced.
The law permitting other than govern
ment architects to furnish plans and
specifications for government buildings.
has Just gone into effect, and the Treas
ury Department has decided that Nor
folks new building shal be the first to
be erected under the new system. Mr..
Hamilton is here Obtaining data, such
as the size, location and surroundings of
the lot, nature of the foundations that
Will be required. etc, which will DE fur
nishad to the architect by the depart
lneilt. MI. Hamilton spent some time
this afternoon viewing the site at the
corner of PLUME and Atlantic streets.
He will he here several days. The new
building is to cost $3.50 900. in
cludes the lot, which cost $40, 600.
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weapon, however. being OF only 22-cali-
pre-. did not accomplish WhatAAmmon
desired. II Blanchard was only slight
~ mconvenlenced by the leaden psi
arrival at Montevideo, some weeks later.
BROUGHT RACK FOR TRIAL.
Immedkatelyafter the shooting Blanch-
ara was placed In Irons ana confined In
the lazarette. Upon arrival OF the bark
at Mohtevideo ne was turned over to
the United States Consul, before when
he had q preliminary examination. He
afterwards lay in The common jail at
Monterideo for several months, await
ing transportation to the United States
for trial. When he old United States
cruiser Yantic was ordered back 10 this
country from the South American sta
ton. to be mustered out Of service, he
was placed aboard her, heavily ironed.
and brought TO Hampton Roads. where
he was delivered to the United States
Marshal and brought to Norfolk. a
preliminary examination was held be-
fore United States Commissioners Ackiss
on the 22d Of June m blanchard was
~reinanded to Jail to await the action Of
the grand jury, which meets at AleXan-
dria and where he is now being tried.
a curious coincidence In connection
with this crime is found in the fact that
CAPTAIN Peterson, Of the bark, having
been her master for fourteen years, de-
clded Just before her arrival in, New
York, on the 18th of June, that that
would be his last trip and he would
spend the remainder Of Eas days at his
home In Brooklyn. When nearing Sandy
Hook. he gathered UP his instruments
and effects prcpnrat tory to leaving the
ship which had so long been his home.
Upon arrival at New York lie resigned
his command and three Or four days
afterwards suddenly expired at his
home. in Brooklyn. of heart failure, in
the Goth year Of his age. An all i'm
portant witness was thus summoned to
aDpea at another and higher court.
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The Grandest Remedy.

MI. X. b. Erccvc. merchant, az Chill.
howic. Va, certi:ics that he had con
sumption. was given up 10 die, sought All
medical treatment that money could
procure, tried all cough remedies II.
could hear OF. but got no relief: spent
many nights sitting up in Il chair: wn.
induced TO Try d.. Kings New y. scOyarV
and was cured by use Of two bottles,
tor past three years has been %stttendiuu
10 business, ana says Dr. King's New
Discovery is the grandeSt REMEDY cvcr
made. as Ii has done 50 much FOR him
ana also Tor others in his com ntuHitv.
DR.. Kings New Discovery is qua -antegd
Tor Coughs. Colds ana Consumption. 1t
don't fail. Trial bottles free att Bur
row. Martin & Co.'S Drug Store.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
nv. Asel"sfo Of This City, Carries OF
IL the Gin.ics.

....I. asS SAlS cS. 2. -NE... ..H
Nlr: ". a.. Agelasto won the singles oe
- nnal sets In the tennis tournament
~ LSnchburg. played on the Ctr and
IN. against Mr.. Washington Reid. n
portsmouth. as antagonist. The score
WAS as follows: 81. Sc. 4--6, G-1. G. l.
me AEelasto brothers. w. A. and Aloy.
ioSt III the doubles to Evans and Black
well. or Bedford City. Reid and Itob;r-
son. OF Portsmouth, won In the final
doubles. Thus Mr.. w. a. Agelasto is the
champion OF Virginia for the year i'm
s.hEiea ana Alessrs. Reid and Robinson,
bles. wv
The weather was very warm and tnc
,.Aertlon was great for Mr.. Agelasto.
Alter playing Mr.. Reid for some time
nc tainted from the effects OF heat and
c2Eeltion combined. After he revived Mr..
AL'eli,Sto continued to play till he had
wor tie Championship Of the State.
After the games there was 2 meeting
or the layers, the majority Of whom
agreed th,et Norfolk should be- the place
for the next State tournament. They
expressed hle opinion that this would
he the most suitable place. Since the
institution Of these championship meet
tngS all the championships have been
held in this section of the State. The
Country Gu contains ssome excellent
layers, and there is interest enough in
the game here to make the m eeting
successful.
One of the members of the club says
that there would be no difficulty III ex-
citing sufficient enthusiasm in the club
to invite The players here But the
difficulty Is to keep the players in such
81 state Of practice that they can Ell
durc the hard contests in, such no
weather.
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<iRircrS Elected.

Norfolk Lodge No. q, Jr. O.. L. \. NJ.
has elected the following ofiice-s: John
II. Trimyer, il, past councillor: George
NJ. Baker, councillor; l!yiand c. Diggs.
vice councillor; w. 3. Barton, assistant
recording secretary; G.. T.. Hunt. re-
cording secretary; Fl. S. iTcntrcss5, iinau-
cial secretary: Gibson Jones, TIRE asurcr,
William II. lantTip. warden; 6. 3.
Ncister, ~conductor: w. l.. Berkiey, in
side sentinel; w. II. Mullen. OutS.tlc sen
tinei; ]. Richardson, trustee; John Z.
'rrimyer and c. T.. Hunt, rGpre:;enta-
tives to the State council. which meets
III Lynchburg in October next.
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INTELLIGENCE
News Of the City Courts and oil
Clerks Office Transactions.
GETS 10 YEARS FOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT
And Even Thcn ISickson Was Only
Saved from tho Gnilows by Two
Jurymen-Alnu ArraiEncd Charged
With Robbins H1is Own Wife-Clin.
fonia Case on In Ecdernl Court.

William Nickerson, colored, who is
only II years OF age, was arraigned in
The Corporation Court yesterday. He
had to face an indictment alleging crfmi-
a assault upon a little 9-year-old girl
IN Atlantic City Ward some time ago.
The court assigned Nickerson's de-
feTse to Walter Fl. Land, who worked
hard for his client. s,.rh evidence, how
ever. was conclusive and ten of the jury
were for hanging. a. verdict wsls. how
ever. rendered fixing his punishment at
ten years in State'S prison.
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Z. VI. &. "A. non, Races r,.is s:r.n,n .

The Eastern Branch or Elizabeth
river, between the Norfolk and Western
railroad b:idge and CampoS:ella bridge
will be the scene OF the Y. NJ. G.. 4.
boat club races at 5 O'Clock this after
aeon. Tie irat race Will be for double
SOULS. Prizes. medals 70 The winners.
Also single sCuil races and Il swimriiu:
race. Tnc races Will start al the Norfolk
ana Western Bridge and finish at the
Sainpo%t"ili. No admission to the boat
house eNcep; by card. +
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United States Court.

:. Tn the United States Court yesterday,
Judge w. II. Brawley, presiding. the
trial Of the case Of Caleb Goodwin VS..
the British steamship ClintOnia, was be
gun. The case will, in all probability,
consume several days. The C%lintnnia,
1t will be remembered, WIS one of The
vessels burned ut tho Newport News
fire. and tho suit is for salvage. The
ClintOnia WAS sold and the money
placed in bank. Whatever amount the
court awards the l!bcllant will come out
of lat u
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suin:ay 'sAaswcrs ana cncss,os,>.

a. $685.. OK.
Q.%When the hour and minute hands
are exactly together between 5 ana G
o'clock, what Is the time?
What better opportunity do YOU
want?
LadiaIS. Carpet Slippers, 3-s ........ zoe.
$Ladit Cloth Slippers, IS -. ~. 35c.
Ladies Tan Oxfords. 2-S, SOC.
Ladies Tan OXfords, IS ............4 doc.
Ladies Patent Tip ONfords, .40c.
Mems Caters, 81 ~. ~. 65c
HELLER'S sHOB STORE,
rr64 a1tlk street. Opposite Courthouse.
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TO visit Here.

The Mother Abess OF the English Cath
Ole ~Sls:erhood Of F'ranciscans Mother
Mary Agnes, Is in Baltimore upon a viSi-
tation to the three branches Of the orGcr
located there. She Will also Visit Rich
mond and Norfolk. the only other cities
In his country in which houses OF the
or6cc was located.
Mother Agnes arrived In this country
from England on Saturday. )
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
HNicN as RcnI E.at:,lc.

NJ the Real Estate Exchange yo5ter-
day the following property was sold:
ly G. II. l~'errall & Co.-Land with
improvements in Maltby avenue, Bran
bltton ward, to Judge Spaldins, for
$500.
by Byrd. Baldwin & Co.-Land and
building in Brarnblcton avenue. Bran
bicton ward, to J. J.. Hubbard, for 81. 800.
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Police S:u,rrt.

In the Police Court yesterday T. S.
was nrraii;Jled t,n the charge
or attacking his VIE, wi til whom Tic
no longer lives, as she wa,; passing by
me Norfolk and Western tracks. i'll
Brambleton. Wednesday night and taxi
lhG, her money by force.
MT. randolph. who appeare,' for the
wire. asked Ia fine and il lprisoH-
ment be imposed. and at thai point
who was standing nea / his
VIE tainted and fell to the floor He
was committed to the jail hospital for
i've days for medical treatment. At tie
expiration of that time ne will be d:s =
charged IL he agrees to leave the city.
DonHahue's exhausted condition was
brought on by drink.
ALLEGED CHICKEN THEE.
Tuesday night Tom Field, colorcd, who
keeps a stand In the City Market. had
n of his chicken coops robbed of elcy-
en- fowls. Wednesday, as Sam tiuttin,
colored, who is employed by Field. was
on his way up Cumberland street, he
saw Robert Harris, colorcd, selling the
stolen chickens to II. Mccoy, colored,
VINO Keeps a store at No. 315 Cu!nber-
land street. He told Field what lie had
seen and Field reported it Mt police
Headquarters. Mccoy was arrested, vi
harris could not be found. The mat
Ter was examined into by Justice Tom
lin Yesterday morning, but no case being
20 NV hSaitSL LSSoS >, ~ NLS us
charged. Field did not get his fowls
ecaus he could not positively identify
them.
ASSORTED OFFENDERS.
Sam G%oldstein. carrying IL concealed
weapon fined $21 and thirty days in Jail.
Archer Campbell, asSaulting Lucy
Moore: fined 500 &C.
John Griffin. colored. assaulting Sid
ney Wilson. 4 colored woman and q
partlytic; tined $2G.50 and thirty days
in iail.
Kelly RutIin. colorcd, larceny Of AS
cents. the property OF Ida Lloyd, col
ored: thirty days in Jail.
Luclus Banks, colored, larceny Of a
So. so pair Of pants, the property of Arm
istcad Martin, colored; thirty days in
iail.
Bill Johnson. colored, larceny Of two
bottles Of beer; sixty days in jail.
Charlotte Small, cOlored. abusing
Lucy Boston, colorcd; fned s11. 90. APP
pealed 10 the Corporation Court. and the
prisoner bailed in the sum Of $50, with
w. II. Land surety. .
Charles Boston, colored, beating his
wife. Lucy Boston; fined S1l.50.
Omega Wrenn and Rose Stephens,
appearing on the street and visiting q
bar-room improperly attircd; ned $1.5O
each.
James Harris, colored, abusing and
assaulting Mary Webb, colorcd; fined 50.
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AttnCNeti hY Ncrii~O.

Policeman GuynE, Of B7amblctou
Ward. was attacked by vertigo ycstcr-
day morning bou 1850 o'clock. He
had lust Etiighted from a M..in street
electric car at The corner Of A~ad;ngton's
lane when he fell in the street. He was
taken to the st~ation-house and received
medical attention.
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pcn.n 81 wr. .,n;sn .cn.rr.s.

Ali. John FentveH'. OF Ccnicrville, Nior-
folk county, dicd "Wednesday aI;cfnc,on.
He was siXty-siX Gears OF age. lie 7Hus
related to Mr.. Isaac +. Ecntrcss, whose
place on Main street ia closed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09

There Is q time for everything; and
the time to attend to q cold IS when II
starts. Don't wait till you have Corr
sumption. but prevent 1t ny using Il
Minute Cough Cure. the great remedy
for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubles. j.. NJ T..
Trotter, Truitf & Smith ana Il. l.. VII
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No Cure 40 Paw.

Ihat Is the way all druggists sell
GROVES TASTELItSS CHILL TONIC
Tor ChiilS and Malaria. II is simply Iron
ana G!!ulNlne In Q taseleSs form. Chill
dren love it. Adults prefer it to bitter
nnuseating lonics. Price. soc.
je 26-OeG-52t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


i!iANiIHG-Iu the city Of Norfolk, Va.
iHly Z. 1857. nj a:30 O'Clock y. m, Miss
NARY Il. n. B!.AMIRE, daughter Of the
late Capt. f.. II: ElaIlirn.
ll"r remains were taken to her sisters
residence. Mrs. t.. Is. IIlamirc. corner OF
tiraydon and Moran avenues Client, from
whence The funeral cUrtcSc viii start
THIS N'riday) AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock
for Trinity i. Il. Church. Portsmouth,
where the funeral services will take place
nj ) o'clock. Friends and acuuaintances
arc respectfully invited to attend.
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sneninls For .1,is weex.

SIX cabinet photographs, 1925; six
s.fayorlte photographs, &c.; -four diamond
photographs, Soc. We give one hand
90. 3. S. CAMPBEsLL.
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Evening Excurs,on 20 e,yd s,o;u..

Steamer Northampton will resume her
tri-Weekly excursions to Old Point Mon
day, July 5th. leaving Bay Line wharf
Hon Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
at 7:30 p. m, returning from Old Point at
1880 p. m. Fare so cents for the round
"trip. fs 49, ~ 4-ti
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1fseyou want to spend a delightful day
on ifthe water, take steamer Northamp-
ton. leaving Bay Line wharf at 700 a.
m, daily, except, Sunday, for trip 10
:Mobjack Bay and landings on western
shore. Fare 81 for the round trip,
S& ME jyt4-.f
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Stcrliur silver.

Silveri is attracting The attention of the
world at large. and Messrs> Greenwoods'
superb stock Of manufactured siiverWare
8ofiered at midsummer prices IS attract
ling the buying public In twin cities"
and outlying; country, making that stock
;syerySactiVe. You get at Greenwoods'
adnst$n;hat YOU pay fOr,,}}an.dS confidence
sasbeasts them the large patronage they
hold. a SS @
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises at 4:53 a. m. and sets at 7:27
y. m. High water at 5:22 a. m. and 5:52
p. m; low water ut 1915 a. IN. and
1:26 .. m.
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$LGrand voices at Ocean View this week.
AS tenor George Preston is hard to
neat. jul3-tf
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Or. Week, eye expert. is located per
smaHently. Examinations free. +. II.
Gale, new No. $40 Main street.
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Norfolk and SSld Point.

Nj sSyeet car conductors will sell
tickets To-day and hereafter at nfty
cents Tor the round trip. This includes
street car fare in Norfolk. Sixlecu
trains each way daily. jeS-tr
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Ho! For Virginia Beach.

Grand Excursion and Picnic to Virginia
i5taci WEDNESDAY,. July 18th, 1897, for
the benefit OF the Orphans of ST. Mary's
asylum. Amrsrrnents in abundance to
ming, Runnin. ana Jumping Matches and
other athletic contests. Tug Of War. Nor
1olk vs. Portsmouth. Band in attend
ance. Splendid music and Dancing. Re-
TO caDtivatc the most epicu-
retn caprice at city prices. a special din
ncr BY connoiSScurs Of the culinary art
for p cents. Trains leave Virginia Beach
depot. ,Bramblcton, according to regular
schedule. Nine! trains to and from the
leach. You cam leave and return ut al
most any hour Of the day. Tickets, adults.
SOC: children under IL years, 2bc. Contri.
buttons OF refreshments can bs left at St.
Mary's Orphan Asylum. jy7, g. 1.I811
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narrow ya,,c,,c,cnn.ar acou

500 pieces a: lac, l9c., 20c., CSC, 35c.,
SA0c., CO., a dozen yaius-just received at;
} LEVY BROS.
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T. #. ROGERS,
ROOMS I'll AND 21a CoLuMRrA BUILD
1NG GRANNY STItEhT.

s ING GRANNY STItEhT.
sS$% ~ EGIs Hf.NI.
rEDwclling No. ~ Tnzeweli street.
SStDWell!ng No. 1873 Butte street.
IS flat NO. 20 Charlotte street.
FlSDwellinE No. 10 Cumberland street.
dwelling No. 126 High street.
Dwelling Nos 200 York street.
Dwelling No. 2Yt Duke street.
D1Weinng No..34SE Boush street.
" AAWeiins No. Al; York Place.
"a dwelling los street.
dwelling No. 4S7 Main street.
4DWeiiing No. 525 Main street
AZ 0"e!iihE NC IS Cumberland street.
dwelling house No. 24l Bank street.
Dwelling No. IS Shields street.
:, dwelling No. Q Dartmouth street.
Warehouse So and 81 Roanoke Dock.
StoSe No. Al Charlotte street.
Store No. 81 CRANKY street.
Store 50 Commercial Place. 'S
.# Storo No. 554 Church street.
STORES Nos. 146 and Al Commerce.
81 stores Nos 2l5, .and 2l7I Church street
l Stores Nos. 125 Water street.
SiIceS Granny and Commerce streets.
Sfftces No. 1876 Main street.
dau over Nos. 251 and 255 Main street
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Among our aSntton Men.

Heat intense and very dry in Texas
and the southwest; showers in Georgia
and Alabama.
Temperature and rainfallAis rs fol
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- =. I ~ usc FaHlolIs are ftcorus
ea Tor the past - hours:
Maximum temperature "a
temperature ..... "a
Normal temperature :. .... rs
Departure from normal -. minus 4
Departure from normal since jan
- Isl 10
Is..iItd,, uurihs past a hours $500. .06
Rainfall since July 1st ne
Mean relative humidity ..., "a
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
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REPORT.
~s'orccnat ma Genera Conditions For
s-n 1#.# #s#s" To-day LEFtH a@EE&E sGtE

" Washington, July s., 1897.
FAIR Virginia and North Caro-.
lima: Fair, except showers on
the coast; southeast to north
east winds.
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"e'ecf Excursion 10 Sia.nrn EnaIs,
Ti.rSNiE. July 18th.

a personally conducted tour to Mia
i.al'a rails, Buffalo. Watkins Glen and
Geneva Will cay NorrolE TUESDAY.
july 18TH, Via Baltimore and Wash:ny-
log steamers. thence Ni., the picluy-
tSIuc Baltimore ana Ohio and I.chigu
valley route. C!rSr connections will
q" with 4 through train. with Pullman
i'lr.or cars attached. leaving WASH
in&t"n al $40 and Baltimore al go, 4.
m. reaching Niagara I'ltls-at II y. m.
Inc same day. This affords Il magnif-
cent opportunity to take an attractive,
Instructive and economical vacation.
rare for the round trip from Norfolk
via Baltimore, $1l.5b. via. Washingvon,
$500.
S~toD-overs will be allowed on the re-
turn trip at Mauch Chunk iGlen Onoko>,
EuIdet; lthrce miles from Watkins
Glen. stage coaches meet all tr,ins).
Geneva, Rochester ana Buffalo. These
tickets will he valid for return trip
eleven days from Norfolk, including day
OF sale.
For tickets, etc, apply to ARTHUR
6. LEWIS, Southern Passenger Agent.
La Main street, Norfolk. Va. under
Atlantic Hotel. j~y2-cOd-6t&I3
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Attractive sid. trips to Toronto and
Other roints nay be made from Niagara
Falls At a snail cost. The excursion
rate from Niagara Falls L Toronto is
81. so.
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W. ii. II. Trice s Co,
Real Estate and Rental Agents, Corner
Bank and Plume streets.
~ y. ~. .&Ess@ I'LL -

FOR RENT. Ir
RESIDENCES
IS Riley ST., 3S7 Duke St. 200 YORK;, 70 Col
9egs Place, s57 CRANKY ST.. 12l nnkland.
S \; v saolt St.. ~ Riley St, 10 Arlington
s&BRAMBLETON-l14 N. Grave On ave-
nue.. SO Maltby avenue, 12 Claibc rne ave.
FLATS-412.; S6l Church st. ,3!l Church
st, IS High st., % and = Talbot. 10 and 80
FROM OCTOBER 1st-s2 Grace ST.. os7
4Hork ST., Colonial avenue, Gh,.nt, 1Oi
nSTORES-sS3 and SS5 Main St, corner.
tiMater and Madison sts.,,. 527 Chu rch at.
us1 Commerce St. p and % Tai bot. 2IS
3NChnrch ST.. 61 Queen ST., 5t Churc h.
Us. OFFICSS-3S4 Main st, 2ll Mairt ST. in
City National Bank,
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meteorological Data,

u. s. Department or Agriculture.
weather Bureau, Norfolk, July 8.
Tie following observations are record.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
is Il REHL CH4MBER OF HORRORS

There is a veritable cham Der of horrors
here in san Francisco, not a copy of Nine
Tussaud's shiyer-producer, but a place
quite as bIood-curdling IN its own wav as
that celebrated aggregation of reminders
OF evll-doers and their evil deeds.
There are no wax figures here, how
ever, no costumes, no rapesiried walls, no
scenery to add to the grewsomeness of
the exhibit. Only the exhib itself,
which IS arranged without any eye to ar
tistic effect, but is poked away il boxes
and cupboards and odd corners, where ii
Will take up as little space as possible, and
vet be easily accessib bic when access to it is
desired.
And such a queer conglomeration of ar
es as it is! Not interesting at all at
--s- sight, for IL consists mostly ofold har-
res =es-couars, and saddles, and bits. and
spurs-and ropes, and poles, and prods,
and goads. and planks, and clubs, and
knives, and axes, and hammers, and such
things, and not an article IN the whole lot
is bright and new and attractive-!oc king.
In fact they are all just the opposite; but
their interest is due to the fact that every
one of them IS stained-stained with the
blood OF a tortured dumb beast, who has