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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
CONGRESSMAN YOUNG POPULAR

congressman Young seems to be very
popular at the Nations Capital Satur-
daNS Washington Post says:
a popular member of the Virginia
delegation is the industrious and APP
oroachabse member from the Norfolk
District. w. y. Young. He perhaps had
The hardest fight OF any of the Old Do.
minion statesmen for those honorS that
ne now wears so modestly and so be-
coming the real man of ability. There
where half dozen old and experienced
politicians willing and anxious -, cpre-
sent the Queen City of Virginia and its
surrounding country in the national
nails OF Congress, but MIR. Young, MOTH
ing ahashed by his youth, rushed In
where age, experience ana influence had
arraSed themselves and competition fled
from him as il from the glance OF dcs-
TINY. Though hitherto with no cYpe-
riencc rs political talkcr, Mr.. Young
made decided hit as Il. campaign ora
ior. and probably contributed as much
as any of the Speakers IN tho State IN
rolling up a handsome majority for
Bryan. Scwall and silver. lie is dcserv-
cdlY one of the best liked of the new
members. He is an Apollo In aDpcar-
ahce, stylish in dress and a Chester
ield III manners. lie Is 81 years old ="
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
CHICKEN THIEF ARRESTED.

Last night ahou. $50 o'clock Mr.. Pat
simmons. Waterman at the city market,
detected two colored men Drowlin.r
about the city market. They had n sus-
spicioua looking bag An effort was
made to capture them, and William
Banks, 4 diminu;ivn colorcd man. wac;
taken but his partner escaped. Banks
was taken to the police station, and
when the bag was opened il was found
10 contain seventeen chickens.
Banks refused at frs, 10 give his
nan'c, but was recognized by Detective
ilcppei a. man he had arrested once
before for stealing fish. Banks will
probably get the full limit Of The law
this morning when Judge Tomlin gets
hold OF him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
POLICE COURT.

There were quite a number oH minor
eases in the Police Court yesterday.
They were disposed Of as follows:
James Wilson, six months in jail in
default Of furnishing a $3.50 bond for
GOOD behavior
l.thrrt L'o~nnr. drunkenness and
breach: Coed $50
Petite Smith coloreG, drnHi;; S. ar!
costs.
,irsra Rrvant ana Charles Britt. col
"rcf. suspicion of grand larceny: dis
missed
Thomas Perry. colored. larceny; held
ten days
George Eov!iins. coorcd, assault: con-
tinuch till to-day.
John Trimble, drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct Mt st. EinCenl's Hos
p!tal sunday; fined 81.
Ad9laidc Lee, colorcd, profanity: fined
$50
Rosa Bunch, colorcd. larceny Of n ring
from The residence or Mr. George w.
"!iSnn. No. 200 Granny street where
she was employed; held for five days.
Charles i2asnn. colnrcd, n driver for
The Old Dominion Bottling company,
Fcnchurch street. misappropriaiing col
iections 10 the amount of $500; sixty
days in jail.
Joseph Spadcy, colored. attempting 10
crimina!ly assault Anna Williams. the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, Asso-
CATION.

Large Attendance NJ The Meeting on
sunday Interesting Programme.
There was large attendance on sun
day afternoon mt the regular monthly
meeting Of the Norfolk and Berkeley
baptist sunday School Association at
,,eskieN Avenue church. The president
Hir. NJ. winston, occupied the chair.
me devotional exercises were con
Quoted by Rev. Il. II. Martin.
The various schools submitted re-
ports rs follows:
firrt church, Number on roll, 3oo,
Average attendance. 22I. Collections
Sli3S, Home charities. $G.67. Additions
IL.
Frccmason S:rcc,-Numbcr on roll.
hn2. Average attendance. S55la. Colcr-
Cons, SlG.4l. Home charities 81 cents
Gracc--Nunlhcr on roll. $50. Average
attendance, 9iia. Collections. S5.27.
berkiey avenuc--Numbcr on roll 200.
Average attendance. li3. Collections,
ssh Amount To Orphanagc. $2.Gc
Central Avcnuc-Numbeg on roll, 159.
Average attendance, 81 Collections,
I.6' Amount to OYphanagc, Si.O2
Park Arcnuc-Nlmhcr on roll, 4oG.
ANcras attendance, .GS. Collections,
S95.47.
Spurgcon Memorial was represented
by delegates. hut no report.
Liber;y-Numbcr on roll. rs. Aver
age attendance, 80. Collections. $3.G2.
homc charities, $50. additions, 2.
The meeting was addressed by Rev.
DR.. NJ. H. Wharton ana Mr.. James T..
Winston. who took for their fuhIcct,
The sunday Schoul--As 1t Was, 1t Is
and Should BE"
The Eerkley Avenue school hid pro-
Ni'"d feature &C much interest. in n
representation Of The Voyage OF Life. t"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
EXCURSIONS YESTERDAY.
The City Was Crowded With Many vi.

The City Was Crowded With Many Wis
itors All Day.
excursions rom several points flooded
the city with visitors from the interior
yesterday.
The Atlantic Coast Line brought in
n large number OF holiday makers from
Goldsboro, n. c. They landed 1T the
Norfolk and Carolina dock and shortly
afterwards another large party who had
arrived from Elon College, y. c., via the
southern railway We're landed at their
dock, just adjoining.
The Sca.board Air Line brought In
quite | large party last evening from
points on its line
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
UNDER Nriyy MANAGEMENT.

Mr.. J. S. Odend'hal. well-kncwn In
Norfolk and vicinity, announces in this
mornings NirGinian that he has as
SilInei the management Of the Mansion
House, that popular and we'll known
hotel. situated on Union street, a few
doors from old MarXct square. Mr.
odcnd'hal desires his friends and the
public generally TO understand that he
Will run the house iirst-class in all par
ticniars and will be pleased to have
them call AMI SEQ him. In addition to
IN" rrsular hotel table. meals will be
'rrnish"d IT all hours day and night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
Did You F. YER

Try EiHc:r!c Ei.ters as . rcmcilv 70,
your troubles: II not gat Il bot Il now
ana set relief. This medicine has l.,,
found 10 he peculiarly adapted 10 ths
relief and care Of III female COMPLAIN
"XaEiinE Il wonderful direct Influence, i.
I:iE!nG stFcn%.A ana conc - the or,
CONSTIPATION. Headache. Faintjnr smell.
or are Nervous. &iecpl2ss. F.Xcl.ahle
Melancholy or troubled with dizzy rpcus
Electric b!ttcrS IN The medicine you need
Health and Strength ar" guaranteed by
its use. Fifty cents and 81 a: Eurrow
Martin * Co.'S drug store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
RESOLUTIONS
In Memory of Martha viola ncrn,cy

Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God to
remove from this, the Young Girls So
clctE OF the Chestnut Street NJ. j.. church
one of its best beloved members
Martha Viola Bcrklcy, and while
suDmiSsiVcly bowling to the de-
cree of an nll-wise Providence, our hearts
are sad ana we miss the happy face and
merry voice now silent forever There
fore he ii
Resolved l. That in the death Of Martha
N:Cla ficGklcy Cur society has lost Il mos
faithful. earnest ami devoted officer: ono
WHO. having been identified with II from
It's organization, has ever been n cheer
III, Willing worker, anxious in this as in
All other relations of life, to do her whole
duty Truly II may be said OF h;>r sure
~ she hath done what she could
iCSOivcd, =. That we extend the atrick-
cn family our sincere and heart felt SYM
pathy IN this their great hcrca vAmrnt ,
ana while feeling that tile cloud thai
rests upon their hearts casts its shadows
also over ours" we would say "Wcrp
not; she Is not dead, but slccpc;h"
Resolved. = That these resolutions he
placed on record, that copy be sent TO
the family and friends, also to The daily
papers for publication.
Mrs. J. II. WILLIAMS.
Miss Annie Roach,
Mrs. G.. r. Gibbs.
Miss Matte lIcndrcn
Miss bessie Doug lass
:. Committee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
NOTICE. VETERANS.

Wright l;ros. tobacco company will
say on August LIST:
= Attention, Confederate Veterans: For
the relief OF disabled comrades, whu
fought so bravnly and so MOLLY in dc
Tense "f the Lost Cause" we will CON
TRIBUTE TWO (2) 'C)NTS per pound
ON our sales for one year. Of our Lost
Cause &C. S. A.y tobacco To the dis
bbled CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS. ar
to mr. fund .hcy msy namc. The sales
TO each State will be kept separately.
and majority OF the camps voting are
to decide what ;'nrtiShior fund shall re-
ceice our contribution.
= LOST CAUSE &c. S. As" tobacco
Is II tough. delicious and lasting chew.
We ask that %Iu Will give It - trial
and IL 1t suits you. buy no other.
N"-or 60 cents Per 3JrEd mcnrs that
If 100000 mon vii! use rve pounds each
ofs"LoGt CaUse" toaacco this year, that
we VIII PAY XOE 5000. Remember,
that every plug you huy helps 10 pay
a pension 20 some disabled veteran of
one of ;he craaGaet and ncblest armies
thai c"cr defended 4 flag and country.
WRIGHT BROS. TOBACCO co.
Norfolk Office, sc Roanoke Dock,
Mai. J. T.. NJ. wight. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
sunday Questions ana Answers.

A.--Gno 20, tine other 20 days.
Off cats can catcl. 10 rats .n :
minutes, how long will 1t take 30 cats
20 catch 100 rate?
Q-Wherc can YOU batter yourself?
Ladies Tan House Oxfo-ds, IS. Sac.
Ladies Dongo!a Patent Tip Ok
lords. 49,. dSc
LADIES' Dong1la Dress OxfOrda. 81 CSC
Ladies cloth slippers. tS........ .;5c.
LADIES' Cloth Caters. u.s.. 49,. SOC
Chiid' strap slippers, SIS. SOC.
Chl!ds' strap slippers, SILL $500. Coo.
Misses Strap Slippers, 12-2... &c.
oh!,u" IAN fhtton, 6-S ...iSc.
Ch:!h; ran Button, Si.-ll.... 80. 63c
M.SS@J Tan Button, 1913. 75c
liELLER'S SHOE STORE,
Ga Bank street, opposite Courthouse
Eiatu.eucc is curs1l By Dacchntnrs Pill
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
w. II. II. Trice & Co.,
Real Estate md Rental Agents. Corner
Bank and Plume streets.
FOR RENT.

RESIDENCES
SIS Riley St. 1877 Duke st. 900 York, 70 Col
Iege, Place, 357 CRANKY ST., l2i Farmland,
ST.. Of Holt St. 1T2 Riley St, 10 Ariingto on
Place. 307 Church street.
BRANfBLETON-1h y. Graydon ave
nue.. 80 Maltby avenue, I'D Claiborne ave.
FI.ATS--ll2 3Gl Church st. All Church
ST. CO High st., % ana p talbot. 50 and -
Bank.
FROM OCTOBER 1st-Sc Grace ST., c27
York ST., Colonial avenue, Client, l0l
Holt 81.
STORIGS-5S3 aud 5S5 Main st, corner
Water and Madison SITS. 5s1 Church St.
~ Commerce ST. q and ~ Talbot, 2l9
Church St. 81 Queen ST., h5i Church.
OFFlCiIS-SSi Main st, 2li Main ST., in
CITY National Bank
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
NORFOLK COUNTY c. z. UNION.

1T .NNIIUIN N9NH NlII tINN T.IWIH-
Vo" Union me: in Norfolk on sunday
afternoon at Tho Disciples church win
President y NJ. i.ler in thu chair. The
Unions zero al! represented except Cot
ley Memorial Presbyterian OF Nl:toik.
ThoYe VAS = fair attendance. The ic-
pn!t Of tho Executive Committee. cUtliu-
u!; the WORK connected with INC Dia,F:ct
Convention. VIII! il meets IN Ilr:sIanu !,
Angus: @Iaa. ana me state convention
which meets In Norfolk on September
30th, was adopted.
The mex: meeting of The Union Will be
held at ;hc Cour: street Presbyterian
church. Portsmouth, OF The fourth Sun
day in August.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
IN TRANSPORTATION CIRCLES
Movement OF All Kind of Freight Heavy
"A NrNY Shin

a New Ship. ..,,
Things arc very active In transportI-
ION circles here just now. All the
WharveS. yards and docks of the rail.
way and steamship companies are like
Doc hives of industry
The Old Dominion Steamship compa-
NY which recently enlarged and improv-
Ell It's Facilities here. is doing a rushing
business. The new steamer Princess
Anne. OF this line. is expected on Fri
DAY, and all or the clerks and steve
doreS are filled with expectation and
anxiety to know how she comparcs
with the jamestown and Yorktown
she is said TO be larger and faster than
either of her sister ships
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
ANOTHER EXCURSION.
The First Baptist Church Will Give One
Soon.

The First Baptist Sabbath school
which scored quite n success on its
richmond excursion, has engaged the
steamer southampton for an excursion
an" dispatched special agent up the
James river few days ago 10 select
the best place for 4 DAYS outing Az.
Ter visiting Brandon, Tetterton and
other places Of historic interest, Pow
hatan Villa the property Of Colonel
Daniel Stone, was selected. 1t is IA most
beautiful spot. situated on n bluff 100
rect above the water. with an abundance
of shade, cool water, etc Further an.
npilnccments viii be made when the
arrangements are complete
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
StNrltiir SIINHr

Mcssrs Greenwood & Ero. have been
receiving weekly choice lots OF solid
s!lVcrware made necessary by the I'M
usual demand created by their success
1ul midsummer special sale. Purcst sill
Yer made put in spccial price sales. and
MANY are awaiting themselves 10 pro-
cure strictly first-Class goods at nomi-
la! prices. More kodaks and supplies
r"celNei i'll that very active depart
1nuut
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DR.. L. B. FREY.

Rooms and Q. NO. 35s Main ST.,
Norfolk. Va. SPECIALTIES:
Diseases OF Ego, Fear. Nose,
Throat, Chest, Stomach ard
Bowels. Especially CATARRH,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Dea fness,
Headache. etc. Hours to 1890:
2 TO 7 p. nj. CONSULTATION
FREE. Medicines furnished.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES TO
ALL WHO BEGIN TREAT
MENT DURING THIS MONTH.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27


GAN'I"-At the residence Of grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Townsend,
No lis y. Park avenue Monday. July
ssh. 1857. ~ o'clock T. III. DONALD
BisE.WER infant son OF Waiter ana the
late Esther y. Can't, AGED . weeks and
4 JaVS.
Thc funeral viii take place from ahnvr
residence WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
nj $50 o'clock. Friends OF the family are
invited 10 attend. iy.7-"t
Ledger please copy.
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II you want 10 spend 4 delightful day
ION the water, take sicame, Norihamp.
ton. leaving Bay Line wharf At 90 a
m, daily, cXcep; Sunday, for trip 10
Nobjack Bay and landings on western
shore, Fare 81 for the round trip. Meals
90 cents each. tylS-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
COMPRESSED coal, COMPANY

Yesterday charter was granted by
judge ilanckel to the Compressed Coal
company" The object or the company,
as expressed by the charter, are as fol-
lows: To acquire, hold. use. sell, mort
gage, pledge. manufacture under, grant
licenses under, and otherwise employ or
DISPOSE of inventions, improvements.
letters. patent, patent rights. licenses
and other interests in patents rela ting.
10 artificial or agglomeratcd fuel, to
binding material for the same or for
other material or substances, to machin-
cry Tor use in connection Herewith, or
10 any article, process, art, etc"
me company is empowered to hold
real estate To the amount Of 500 acres.
The capital stock may be $25. 900 To $500. :
600. in shares of 500 each. The principal
Office is TO be in Norfolk. The officers
ana directors are all from New York
CITY and are as follows: Charles w.
kohisaat, president: John II. Davis,
VICE president; Clarence a. Blanchard,
treasurer and secretary. Directors. the
above and George Il. blanchard Alfred
II. Brown and John NJ. Shufrins. The
annual meetings OF The stockholders will
be held on the first Monday OF each
August.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
Ey"nims sxrnrss"u,o ola r,i,,

Steamer Northampton has resumed
he" tri-wcck!y excursions 10 Old Point
leaving lay Line wharf on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays ut 1:Sa u. m.
returning FROM Old Point At 30 D. IN.
Fare % cents for the round trip
4 iylS-.i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
News Of the City Courts and Of
Clerks Office Transactions
COMPRESSED COAL COMPANY CHARTERED
Suit or tho IT. Il. q. r. vs.. +. IT. Camp
for the balance Due on n Note
Libcicd Tug'TIcnry Christinn sold
jobs Children short = Annie
Cohen Has Troubles OF Her own.

On Sunday night about 1870 o'clock
white man was arrested OH an Ocean
View train, charged with pulling the bell
rope and ringing up fares. He was
taken to Justice Hawks house for trial,
but as His Honor had retired, the man
was released with warning. Some
lime ago the pulling of the bell cords on
these trains was Il favorlte diversion
with young colurcd men around the sta
ton. but Il few trials In the Police Court
made 1t less popular.
CASES BEFORE JUSTICE HAWKS.
This morning Robert Hayes. colored.
VIII be arraigned before Justice Hawks.
he was arrested by Constable Carmine.
oil the county, on Il charge of stealing
corn from Mr.. Claiborne Kicks, a farm
err who lives just beyond the Campo
stella bridge, the theft having been COM
mitted on last Friday night.
Yesterday Henry Eggleston and y. w.
Crowson, colored, were arraigned before
Justice Hawks on charges of wife-beat-
Ing. They were put under bonds to keep
the peace in the sum OF $50 each
On Sunday George Carter, co!ored,
assaulted James Bright, also colored,
while the latter was sleeping at Heath's
BAR. on the Cottage Toll bridge road.
bright says that Garter kicked him in
the eye. He received a painful but not
serious wound. and as Carter squared
the matter with him, the warrant was
Withdrawn and the case dismissed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

IIiakey and Nelson II Ocean View This
week are repeating their suct css Of last
season They are comedians of ,:hc
Eighcat order, and they never fail to
clici! rounds CT a..plause with their
con:ortiNn and lrrmania work Their
specially is novci. meritorlous and en-
pertaining. iy25-lw
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast nnd General Conditions For
To-day.

Washington, d. c.. July &c, 1897.
For Virginia: Rain: no
RAIN change In Temperatures; high
casterly winds shifting to
- southwesterly
For North Carolina: Rain,
probably clearing In western portions
tuesday afternoon or night; southwest
erly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

Six cabinet photographs, sl.25: six
favor!tc photographs. 15c.; four diamond
photographs. boc We give one hand
some water color with nj orders over
400. l. =. CANlpBESLI.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

il-year-old daughter OF Minerva VIII
iiams. colored: continued to to-day.
JOBS CHILDREN SHORT.
The case Of William e. johnson, COL
order. embezzling fumes to the amount
or 1880, the property of the Rising Suns
and Daughters or Job. ST. Johns Lodge
NO. 10. of which he was treasurer, will
come UP to-day In the Police Court.
ANNIE COHEN IN TROUBLE.
Last evening Annie Cohen was arrest
eu lor using violent and profane Ian
suase on the street. knnie got into
some dispute with a male visitor and
VIII tell His Honor all about IL In The
fo!ice Court this morning. She gave
bail and was released.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

No {IIrc-So I,uy

That Is the way all druggists sell
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
for ChillS and Malaria. II IS simply. I-nr
and Quih.nc in u iasclrss form. Chill
drSn love il. Adults :rcfer it to bitter
nausaati ting tones. Price, soc.
je 26-CcI-52l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

d" y'ir eyes burn or hurto Arc Won
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses, in most cases. will afford relief
Sec DIR. Week, 80 lIain street
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METEOROLOGICAL DATA.
u. S. Department OF Agriculture.

y
weather Bureau, Norfolk, July &c.
The following obscrrn tiuns are record.
ed Tor the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature ............ %
minimum temperature ....... u
Normal temperature ........ so
departure from normal ...... Plus 8
bepar'uie from normal since jan
rainfall during past "a hours :. Ira &C
khinfall since July LIST 2.42
Mean relative humidity ........ ~
]. J. GRAY. Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
PORT. CALENDAR.

Sun rises, SOC a. m. sun SETS III p.
NJ: nigh water, 1888 Il. m. and 7:i4 p.
m: low water, 1:42 q. m. and 1:19 D. m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

Raymond and Clark arc new faces nj
Ocean V.sv this week. Miss Clark has
remarkably sweet voice, and Mr.. Ray
raond so.tiy :,as no equal as an aero
Sstic com=6inn. You cant afford to
ns1aS SeetnE thcr1li 1Y20-1M
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~ l:E:'sH<e:S.


headquarters pickctt-B buchanan Camp,
Confederate Veterans
Norfolk. Va, July 27th, 1897
A TTENTION, COMMUNICATIVE REG
~ Elnr monthly meeting of this CamE
will be held In It's hall THIS Criicsdavl
EVENING at o'clock. Full attendance
requested. by order of
GEORGE NJ. TODD
First Lieutenant Commander
T. B. JACKSON. Adjutan. jy27-lt
Ledger copy,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
THE ELKs VS.. T.. IT. CAMP

Yesterday. IN the Court of Law and
Chancery, Judge Martin heard. without
Jury, the case Of the Norfolk Lodge of
liiks VS.. i. III. Camp, treasurer ct al.
rms is Il suit TO recover 1851, the balance
due on note of over 81, 200.
The endorser OF the note, Mr. A. s.
Martin. raised the objection that the on
dorsemcnt was not binding incsmuch rs
1t was made on Sunday The matter
was taken under advisemcnt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

See DR.. Week about your eyes. Al
1lnRraa nrascr.had era Tuarantoad.
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KID" LAWRENCE HEARD FROM

VIZ I1!H " VENUE TItNJuIJ tIfOM
some time ago kid Lawrence was
arrested here on n charge OF stealing an
ovcrcoat. and Justice Tomiin gave him
two months Jail sentence He an
pealed, gave bail and the Corporation
Court reduced 1t to ono month. He was
absent when the case was called and on
the issuance of capiaS for his arrest.
he fled to parts unknown The. report
now comes that he has just been ar
rested ut Baltimore on a charge of
stealing IL gold watch and VIII lie tried
there on that charge in the Criminal
Court.
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T. f. ROGERS.

ROOFS PHI AND PIP COLUMBIA BUILD
ING GRANNY STItEhr.
loK Ri.NI.
B Dwelling No. - Ta2cwcll street
Dwelling No. 1856 Bute street
Flat No. % Charlotte street.
Dwelling No. 10 Cumberland street.
Dwelling No. l.6 High strecI.
Dwelling no. go York street.
Dwelling No 3iS Buusii street.
Dwelling No. II York Place,
dwelling l4S Duke street. ~ H.
Dwelling No. Isl Main street.
Dwelling No. 5.J Main street j.
Dwelling Nc. - Cumberland street.
Dwelling No. Is Shields street.
Dwelling No. & Dartmouth street.
Warehouse 80 and q Roanoke Dock.
Store No. 81 CRANKY street.
Store 81 Commercial Place.
store Mo-. a5i Church street.
stores Nos. ~ and AZ Commerce.
Stores Nos, al6 nnd 2l7 Church street
Stores Nos. 125 Water street.
Offices CRANKY aud Commerce streets.
0ftecs No. 1876 Main street.
Hail over Nos. 25l and ?55 Main street.
FOR RENT.
1000 feet of Ground Floor
Space, with Power: will be d.
vlded to SUIT tenant.
FOR SALE.
Lot on Franklin avenue. West End Land
Company. Price, 100000 cash.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
ICE CREAM )!

There nrc certain things that we do and
certain things that we do not do We
manufacture our ICE CREAM from the
best mutcrial that can be bought We do
not go round begging people for their
orders.
II Is we'll known even hy Washington
md Baltimore people that YOU have TO
travel long distance to get as good ICE,
GREA NJ as YOU get at LNNGRAI.L s.
We do not make false statements in our
advertising to gain trade.
L. Langballe's Ice Cream Depot,
Established 1854. Church street, oppo-
site rllolt street. Both Phones G53
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

Lot on Franklin avenue. West End Land
Company. Price, 10000 cash.