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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
FRA DIAvoLo" LAST NIGHT.

The Gonzalez Opera Company pro-
duCed Fra Dlavolo" to good sized and
very aprpeciatiye audience, which In
cluded many prominent lovers OF music,
at the Grand Opera House last night. 1t
was even more pleasing than the presen-
tation OF SAID Pasha,' on the preceding
night, the members OF the cast having
roles with which they were more famil-
lar, and which appeared to be better
adapted to them. Miss Gonzalez and
Miss Emmett we're splendid, both In
voice and acton, and there was a mark
ed Improvement In the comedy element.
Fra DIavolo" will be rnp@Itcd this af-
ternoon, and "Olsette" Slll be sung to-
night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
THE ROLL CALL.

The roll call in the first branch re-
suited as follows:
Present - Boird Ebellng, Hazlett,
Horkheimer, List. McKelvey, Otto,
Schmidt. Weidebusch, Williams, Zwick-
er, Mcclure; total IL,
Absent Bachman, Dawson, Haller,
Strohel; total, 4.
In the second hranch:
Present-Ah Beckett, Berry, Brad
bury, BUGGY, Connolly, Fair, Hahne,
Higgins. Hoe Kaiser, Kendelberger.
Knoke, McFadden, Meehen. Meyer.
Miller, Nesbltt Paul, WeisgerDer,
Chew Watson: total, 81.
Absent-Arndt. Bronstron. Gartley,
Mcdonald. Megrall. Travis; total, 6.
Minutes were then read In both
Breaches and approved. His honor, May
or Butts, presided in the first branch
and President Chew was in the seconds
chair,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13

The board Of public works introduced
an ordnance making a change In the
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railway COM
pany ordinance In regard to the track
on Fifteenth street. II was recon-
mended that the track on this street
be moved from the center Of the street
five feet north. making Il twelve feet
from the north curb.
City Engineer White was called in
and explained the matter before the
second branch He said unless the
change Is made the south eide OF the
street will be practically impossible in
places The ordinance was passed
without opposition.
The committee on streets, alleys and
grades reported an ordinance giving
W. 3 and Benz. Fisher right 70 con-
struct a side traClS to the Star foundry
on Seventeenth street, The ordinance
was read by the clerk and passed unan-
imouslg.
The committee on claims reported
claims Of Charles selbert for S2SS "a,
and r.. Rail, FOR 1895, overnald liquor
licenses, which were recommended for
favorable action, as was that Of Mrs.
Mary Burns. for $3.50, for the funeral
expenses Of her late husband, who was
killed while In the employ OF the city
In 1882
Tho committee on streets alleys and
grades recommended the opening Of
Merit street, ON the Island. The report
was adopted.
Bncr's Sons Grocer Co. presented n
claim for t26 for damages Through an
overflow into Its cellar The matter was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
FOR THE HOLIDRYS.-
GENUINE CARTOONS. HIGHEST o. PHOTOGRAPHS
to the grades
O7NEILI1, The Photographer, 1905 Market

or attendant procured by the said owner
or user until said engineer shall be exam
ined as provided for in this ordinance. In
all cases licensed attendant shall he pro-
cured within ten days subject TO tho eX-
amlners' approval.
ARTICLE V.
Section l. There shall be three grades OF
licenses, namely: First second and spe-
oial, each 10 be designated by different
colored seal OF the city. The first grade
shall be over seyenty-hye horse power las
per Watts rules. or eighty pounds per
square inch of steam. The second grade
shall be OF less than seVenty-tlVe horse
power or eighty pounds pressure per
square inch. A special license Is TO be
given where the examination Is upon a
special plant. and shall entitie the holder
to serve In no other plant OF any descrip-
ton without another examination regard
ing the plant he wishes TO take charge Of,
Section !, The fees for examinations
shall be 81 and shall be renewed yearly,
except where the holder OF the special
license desires TO change, which is herein
before provided for. All holders of license
are required TO have them posted conspic-
uously in their places OF employment.
ARTICLE vi,
Section 3, This act shall not apply to To-
comotive or marine engineers unless run
ming stationary plants within the limits OF
this city; nor to heating plants carrying
pressure under Afteen pounds per square
Inch.
ARTICLE VII
: Section /. It shall be the duty OF the ex-
amlner to revoke the license where he has
ample proof that the holder Is careless,
negligent In the performance of his duty,
liable to lntoxication while on duty or falls
TO perform the duties necessary to the safe
operation OF the plant, or who deliberately
refuses to perform the duties necessary
to operate the plant In which he Is en-
ployed, without due notice TO the employers
as to the time OF his resignation.
Section @ The board of engineers shall be
called. in each case OF difference between
employer and employee, TO decide where
the safety OF the plant Is concerned, and
their decision shall be final.
Section Q, No person shall be eligible for
an examination for first or second class
license unless the applicant has served at
least three years undor q competent en-
gineer, and shall hold certificate from
such engineer and two ether engineers
holding licenses. Provided, however, that
all persons operating plants when this law
goes into effect shall be exempt from this
section.
Section 5. All engineers and attendants
shall stand an examination within three
months after the board OF engineers has
been organized.
The ordinance was referred to the or
dinance committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
GAS BOARD ELECTToN.

While the second branch was engaged
in transacting routine business Mr..
Higgins moved that the. rules be sus-
pended and Joint session be held for
the purpose OF electing the gas trustees.
Mr.. Ali vigorously objected and re-
marked sareastieally that business
should be transacted while there was a
quorum on hand. Another might not
be had for six months" he said. The
motion was passed and the first branch
was notified without delay.
Mayor Butts presided and Clerks
O'Brien and Watkins called the roll
Thirteen first branch members and
twenty-five OF the second braeh re-
sponded
Mr.. Ali nominated Messrs. y. Buck
man, Julius Pollock and John Water
house, who would give excellent salts
faction. Mr.. Higgins named DR.. Ford,
Messrs. Buchanan, Ford and Pollock
were the Republican caucus nominees
and Mr., Waterhonse was brought
out to cater to dissatisfied Repub-
leans, who declined to support DR..
Ford, The ballot feai,ed as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
MANY MATTERS
Were Considered at Last Nights
Meeting OF Council.
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES
For Board OF Gas Trustees were
Elected in a walk,
REFUNDING LOAN ORDINANCE

CAME UP FOR IT'S FIRST READ
ING, BUT WAS LAID OVER UN-
TIL THE NEXT MEETING OF
COUNCIL THROUGH THE oBJEc-
TIoN FILED BY MR.. HoE-THE
FREE GAS IDEA GETS A BLOW
FROM MAYOR BUTTS = AN OR
DINANCE REGULATING STA
TIoNARY ENGINEERS LII
CENsEs INTRODUCED - MEM
BERs OF THE FIRE COMMITTEE
HAVE A LITTLE TIFF - FIRE
ALARM SYSTEM TO BE REGU-
LATED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
THE RIVER MARKS.

In the second branch Mr. Higgins In
PRODUCED the following resolution:
whereas The river marks only OK
tend downward to the two.fcst mark,
and
whereas There IL dlrcrcnCp OF 10
Inches between the three and .Iuur-toot
marks and n inches belwccn'the three
and two. foot marks. therefore
Rcsolvcd, That the city engineer and
board Of public works are ordered 20
mako them accurate from four feet to
zero
The resolution was passed In the sec
ond branch, bot In the FIRST when Mayor
Butts called Tor the vote there was no
response Tor ol against aud the mayer
declared the resolution knocNcd out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13

Sections Z, s, Q and lO-Dehne duties of
the commissioners, etc,
At the end of the first reading Of the
ordinance Mr., Hoe objected, and under
the rules the matter was postponed I'M
I'll the next meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
.Eiected.

Mayor Butts declared Messrs. Buck
man, Ford and Pollock elected. They
are the old board and the choice OF the
Republican caucus. Mr.. Waterhouse
received the votes Of the eleven Demo-
Gratis. Messrs, Hahne and Williams,
Republicans, declined to vote for Or,
Ford,
The joint session was then dissolved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
ROuTINE BUSINESS.

The report of City Clerk Charles H.
Watkins was read by that official,
showing the condition of the city's
treasury ON October Y. as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13

Section 4--Providcs for an annual levy
to cover interest on bonds, and after
1906 n levy sufficient to pay annually
onc-twenty- OF the debt
Section 5-Recelver to deposit monies
In local banks at best obtanable rate OF
interest
Section s-ProVIdes Tor payment OF
bonds after 1906
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13

the fOllONinE city licenses were
granted on Recommendation of the
committee on petitions and remon-
strances: +. j. Ford, auctioneer: Ed
ward Frank, Charles Litton, F. J.
Heaiy and William Horstman. These
were passed upon favorably, The petl-
ton of Angle Strong for liquor IL
cense at 81 Sixteenth street was re-
jected.
The committee on accounts reported
having examined the books OF the city
clerk and city receiver, which were
found correct, Engineer Whites bill
OF Sc 20 for street car fare was not al
lowed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13

sii9626 50 S293,S9O IS $l25736 q
10 Cent Levy. contingent Fund
appropriations
City Collector Hall reported collec-
ton OF taxes as follows:
Fifty-cent levy .."....,....."A2,2 PA 81
Ten-cent levy ................. 1863 II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13

Rortlon I In case tho owner or user ~
amy boiler shall Tor any cause he deprived
81 the service al licensed ougluecr, at at
tOndant, no shall place u competent man
In ohnfge. then notify The examiner NJ
once The examiner shall Immediately ~.
piei In procuring n safe man for tho plant
Temporarily, or 10 APPROVE Of the engineer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
EX-AUDITOR. a. NOBLE.
! Former Roanoke City Official Under
Arrest al Norfolk.
CLAIMS HIS ACCOUNTS ARE CORRECT
Lax aIcthods in Municipal Affairs Mt
Roanoke May Explain why the
Hills md Warrants DO Not Tally
MIR. Esten Randolph Retained 10
Defend Mr.. Noble.

Yesterday Mr.. w. A. Noble a resi-
dent OF Norfolk for the last five months,
having learned that the Roanoke au-
thorities wanted him for alleged detail
cation. surrendered himself to the Nor
folk police authorities. He expected to
shortiE enter the employ Of the Nor
folk. Old Point and Wlloughby Spit
Railway company. but expressed him
self as first desiring {. run and Impair
tihl investigation of the charges; pre-
ferred against him.
He for five years filled the office OF
auditor of the city Of Roanoke, and re-
signed that office shortly before coming
70 Norfolk. The Mayor caused an in
Vestightlon Of his books by two experts
one of whom Is said to state that there
are no Irregularities, while the other
says that there Is "a shortage OF 81, 200.
ar. Noble has retained as his coun-
SCI MI Eslcn Randolph, OF Norfolk.
who was City Attorney OF Roanoke
While he was City Auditor
HIS EXPLANATION.
HIS explanation Of the matter Is that,
while Auditor he, TO accommodate the
holders of city warrants, and with the
speCtai sanction OF the City Council.
look up q number Of city warrants
ana issued to the holders !, larger mum
ncr or city warrants of lesser amounts.
out OF IN equal total. For instance,
the holder Of n hundred dollar city
Warrant would desire It reissued to hin,
as I'VE twenty-dollar warrants, and
when duly sanctioned by the Council
ne would so reissue them. lie states
that he neglected to preserve the old
warrants SO taken up. This practice
resulted an the present complication
bills for which there are no warrants
and warrants not covered by bills OF
Ike denomination. Mr. Noble states
cmphatically that when the amount OF
DIS and the amount OF warrants are
totalled they will be found to agree. OK.
actly, thus proving his statements tc
ne entirely true and his accounts cor.
rect. Ilc intlmates that the action
against him is the result OF animus
against him In certain quarters.
| NOBLE RAILED
About $50 o'clock last night Mr.. w. A
Edwards, Of the Public Ledger, Mr.. J.
Esten Randolph, attorney for MIR. No
Die, and Police Justice Tomlin, appeared
at the police Station, and Justice Tom.
lin admitted Mr. Noble TO bail in the
sum OF $500, with MIR. Edwards as
surety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
THE SCIKOOI. BOARD.
oia IoHcherS Ne-Elccfed md NEuch
Other cuisines Trnnsuctcd.

The Board Of School Trustees held its
regular weekly meeting yesterday after,
noon and disposed OF a great deal Of
business. =
The members present were CAPTAIN
" a. S. Taylor, chairman: Messrs,
i,hfnplln. Winston. Moran, Ruffln, Tay-
Tor. Norris Minter, Bell, Whitehead
ana bunting; also Superintendent Do
Die, and Mr.. Bald. or the High School.
The question OF having the School
board represented by the Common
wealth Attorney without the necessity
or paying that official extra for such
service was brought up by Mr.. Doble,
VINO offered a resolution providing for
an act of the Legislature defining the
attorneys duties, SO far us the board IS
concerned.
Bills aggregating s21812 were APP
proved. This amount Included a fee OF
Sleo TO Commemorative Attorney
Duncan In the Fourth ward school case,
the court having decided that the fee
must be paid.
Superintendent Dobie road his an
h'ial report. of which the following is a
summary: Total enrolment or schools,
2,2S9; average attendance. 2,0S6: drop
pea during the year, 1875; vacant seats,
ool. Grammar school certificates
awarded: White, Sc; colored. 49, These:
Sc white pupils now have the privilege
" ell tItc thigh fScnUOl.
MI Galn, principal Of the High
School. Stated that he thinks the attend
sanoe next year will be far BETTER than
for the year just closed
superintendent Dobie made an inter
esting report as to the cost Of the tuition
Of pupils Of the public schools On DIFF
fcrcnt places, rs follows: Alexandria.
&c cents; Danvi!le, ST 0S: Frederick sburg
81 cents; Iynchburg, s105; AIanches-
ter rs cents: Norfolk, s1.oS; Pc.crsbure,
SO cents: Portsmouth. 50 cents: Rich,
mond. Sl.%i Roanoke, S. cents; stauri-
ton, &.04; Winchester IS cents.
While in executive session the board
disposed OF the following business:
All of the Old teachers. regular ann
substitute. We're re- elected.
Application for positions as regular
teachers were reviewed from Mr. r. l..
Dobie, Miss Keeling, Miss Coggin, Miss
Miller, Miss Warshan and Miss Stevens
Filed.
Miss Crandall applied for the position,
or teacher OF clocutiOn and physical
culture, but the board decided that the
! finances would not permit Of the election
| OF such an instructor for the schools
during the coming year
| Miss Nelli" Can't was elected an as
! sistant in the High School at a salary
| Of $500 per session.
| Friday after Thanksgiving day was
| made q regular holiday.
| 1t was decided that hereafter FriGay
and Monday shall constitute the Easter
| holiday
Miss Miller was elected n SUBSTITUTE,
| teacher IN the Fifth ward
JanitOrs were reelected as follows
! G. H. Hickman, High School; c.. c.
! Lewis. Fourth ward
| Adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
ON To 'rOROSTO.
SoNthGrn EpwOrth B.enguers 2.envc
To day for tic NMcrm,. NOmtnfDna.

Many out OF town Epworth Leaguers
We're noticeable on the streets Of Nor
folk yesterday. They will to-day. with
Norfolk's large contingent, leave via
the New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk railroad, for Toronto. Canada, to
be in attendance at the national con-
vcntion Of the Methodist Epworti,
Leagues Among those who leave this
morning are the following:
Or Norfolk-Rev. William Fl. Ed
wards, Rev. w. II. Atwill. Mr.. lloyd
Blick, Miss JAMIE Tucker Miss Nettis
Pitts, Mr.. Ci B. Ferebee Rev r. H.
Bennett, Miss Carrie Lambert. Miss Eva
Sanderson. Miss Katie Baxter. Miss
Nora White. Miss Daisy Powers, Miss
Blanche Bonncy, Mr.. Bruce Simmons,
Mr.. J. w. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Harrell, MIR. j. w. Bassett. Mrs. Charles
Gurley, Rev, w. G. Bosgs, Mr.. w. j.
Vesey. Harry Vesey. Rev. J. d. Langley
and sister.
Bennett. Miss Nettie Bennett and MI.
T.. S. Bennett.
Or Farmvlle-Miss Mary Paulette
and Miss Ruby Vcnablc.
Or Kellar, Va.-Rev. e. Z. Harrcll.
Rev: J. l.. Bray and Mr.. l.. J. Hyslop.
or Princess Anne, Md.-Rev. G. r.. AL
de:son and Rev. II. T. Beauchamp.
OF Franktown, Va.-Rev. w. III. Rob
er1son.
OF Berl1ley-Dr and Mrs. EIalstead.
OF Danville-D. II. Tucker.
OF Princess Anne, Va-Nl.ss Mary
Ferebee and Miss Ida Shelton.
or Lynchburg-Rev. ]. c. Reed and
Rev. Ernest Stevens
or Amherst county-N1r. and Mrs.
Bucker.
or Richmond clty-N1r. Gilbent 1.
Hunt.
or Portsmouth-Rev L. r. Re.ty, Rev.
J. Il. Bosnian, Rev. w. r. Proctor, and
Mrs. Rugby.
From other Doints-Rev Asbury Chris
tian, Of Lynchburg; Rev. w. b. Beau
champ, of Richmond: Rev. w. r. Crow
der. Eastern Shore; J. F. Cecil, Wythe-
Vile.
The party Will receive additions at Old
Point, Hampton and other places along
the line. representative Of the Penn
Sylvania railroad will meet the party I
Cape Charles. and accompany It to
philadelphia He will give ali desired
Information, and do all in his power for
he comfort Of the party Through
coaches will go from Cape Charles to
Niagara
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
Virginia Military In.titutc.

This old and famous institution at
Lexington, Va, has ever fully justified
me wisdom Of the legisla tors Of Virginia.
II. organization and government 1t is
military. Its courses OF instruction are
Scien tific, technical and military. It's
ideal is exact discipline. and thorough
instruction. The result Is highly
framed body Of self-reliant, efficient
men. who make their mark in whatso-
ever profession or occupation they en-
Ease. IN the American supplement- Of
the encyclopedia Britannica is al article
on Military Academies, Mai Gen. O. O..
howard: says: Among the most no.
table military schools of the United
states is the Virginia Military Institute.
lt ranks next to that Of West Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
Among our cotton szen.

Hot and dry weather in the South
west continues.
Liverpool future market advanced
partially one point, closing quiet. Sales,
10000 bales.
The Government weekly weather re
port says in the Eastern and Central
portions of the cotton belt, crop shows
Improvement, while Texas, Missouri and
Arkansas are suffering from drought
Danger of short crop In Arkansas.
New York future market advanced
from l3 to 10 points, closing firm; Au-
gust, LAY; October, ITO to I'll; January,
7.13 to iii; sales, 77,dOO bales.
New Orleans contracts advanced Is
points; August, I'll
United States port receipts are GIL.
against 1,4S1 last year, and 433 in 1896.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
Y. N. c. 4. Exc.,r.inn

The Virginian readers are asked not
% forget the \. NJ. G. A. excursion to
Old Point and the Canes on Friday evan-
ing next. The elegant steamer Pocahon-
'as mas been engaged for the occasion.
and Will leave the wharf Of the Southern
1oalIWay Company at 7:I5 O'clock The
eNcurslonists Will have an hour and q
nan at Old Point and a fine musical
programme will he presented for their
Refreshments will be
served on the steamer at modera t,s
prices and the(strect cars will meet thn
steamer on her return. Let's all go along.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
' II. II. Trice 6 Co.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents. Corner
Bank and Plume streets,
FOR RENT,

5s RESIDENCES
n IS Riley St, 337 Duke ST, go York, 70 Col
iSlege Place. S57 CRANKY ST., 121 Farmland.
Est, 81 Holt ST.. 172 Riley St. 10 Arlingto
Place 307 Church street.
sss4s :RRANiBLETON-l14 N. Graytlon ave-
nue., 80 Mnltbyg avenue. 122 Claiborne ave.
ssiSs FLATS-4l2. aG1 Church st ,34l Church
Il st., s. High ST., % and II Talbot, 30 nnd 90
&F,ROM OCTOBER 1st-S2 Grace ST, e27
York ST., Colonial avenue, Client, l0l
Holt ST. 7N ~
Sa STOREs-5Ss and SIS Main St, corner
Water and Madison SITS, SGT Church st,
&S7 commerce ST., q and % Talbot PIG
Il Church ST., Gl Queen st., 554 Church.
Main St. 211 Main ST., in
n City National Bank :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
Shoe Stores Enrlx Cfoaiur.

All shoe stores on Main street will
close at 6p. m. from July 18th to Septem-
her 1st, Saturdays excepted A petit
ton to that effect was circulated within
the PAST few days and was signed by all
the Shoe firms on Main street. This
move is to be commended, Will give me-
chlnics and employees some leisure for
recreation and VIII work no hardshlp
upon buyers when these learn, which
they soon WILL that they must shop be-
fore 6 y. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
Ken IiSIr Tr.,ligrlt.

Inc managers Of The Ch;lutauqua
nave made arrangements with Mr.. John
+. Ciumm, OF Washington. d. c., To
give his celebrated illustrated lecture on
Zen 1inr' a; The Academy OF Music
Tonight. This version Of ''Ben Hur"
Is an entirely different enc from that Of
Dr, Rodgers, which was received so
faVo!9hlI here last weeis, and has been
presented 81 al OF the large cities with
Ere,tt success. Seats can he had by ap-
Diving nj the Academy Of Music box
Office. Price % cents TO all parts OF
the house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
EXCURSIONS.
10 +! For Virginia Beach.

Grand Excursion and Picnic to Virginia
heach WEDNESDAY,, July Nth. 1887 for
Inc henCht of the Orphans Of ST. Mary's
HsElum:, Amusements in abundance to
cnhrm the htful fancy. Baseball, Swim
ming, funning and Jumping Matches and
other athletic contests. Tug OF War Nor
folk vs. Portsmouth. Band in attend
ance. Splendid music and Dancing. Re-
rean caprice ut city prices. a special din
ncr By connoisseurs of the culinary art
depot. Brambleton, according to regular
schedule. Nine trains 20 and from the
Beach. You can leave and return at al
most any hour of the day. Tickets, adults
Soc: children under - years. 25c Contri-
buttons of refreshments can be lefh ut ST
Mnry'S Orphan Asylum. jy79,1113l4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
BANK oFfrCEI,s ELECTED.
rwo concerns Gboso Thosr boards or

il d . ra % - 49,
fs5aE irecfOrB. S4s.s - SlIs. L Z ;t5,
u The stockholders Of the Marine Bank
yesterday held their annual election OF
officers, which resulted as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Reid, w. w.
Gwathmey, b. p. Loyal, James II. Boz
rum. Washington Taylor, Thomas Tabb,
M. L. II. Davis, Richard c.. Taylor; w.
w. Chanlberlaine and Walter H. Tay-
Tor. The directors met and reelected
Colonel Walter H. Taylor president &
AT the meeting OF the stockholders Of
rectors we're elected: +. Z. Barry. B. T..
Bockover. Is. j. Elliott, r. p. Weight,
b. G. Pollard, F. NJ. Whitehurst, j. w.
Hunter. r. w. Santos, Fred. Greenwood
Cary p. Weston, and N Beaman. Fol-
lowing the stockholders meeting the
directors met and elected Mr.. N Bea-
man. president, and MIR. K. B. Elliott
vice president. A semi-annual dividend
or four per cent. was declared.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

The Hub" has purchased the entire
stock of Andrews & Parker, and will Of
fer !: beginning Saturday morning at
nearly fifty cents on the dollar OF their
prices. If you've any idea cf buying
q new suit o; new furnishings. wait and
see the extraordinary values that will
be offered. The whole stock Is this
seasons choicest goods. r was 4 stroke
Of enterprise for "rhc HUB to get
them. 314 Main street. jy 1921