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the is'; week or two German exchange. however
tournament In May.
a Regular SyS Reader. New York-If s...Kt-
.. scbiller, New York.-The strongest cheas players
~ .hs city arc to b. found in the Manhattan Cncss
Dr. d. y, New York.-Tnr Sun cannot look at post.
uons wh.h nre not properly dIagThnmcd
,re lanes M WHion New YORK -lg reply to o-Ro you
Try k-Q II g. and so on.
rhiladclrhia.-Tng sun expressed an opinion on
fapi transit chess last week You right in say.
ing that II Is wood shifting pure and simple.
leuton, N"w iork.-Thr eighth and last game OF
me JanoMski walbr DIT match was published in THE
EaIncs frpn the Brrli tournament will be published
IN nNhef German or American papers,
Chess Club meets at the Central opera House. East
Feibel.
INTERNATIONAL PROBLEM TOURNAMENT.
The st. Petersburg Heituno announces an lnterna.
uonal probl m tournament, with the following
przes; Fir'i 100 francs; second 90 francs; third.
~ irancs fourth go francs. Prof. Johannes Berger
OF Prague and Karl Behting OF Riga have been APP
Judges IL Is ennouncrd that Sicoai MaKImow OF st.
fetesbnrs Will act as referee Tho tourney Ia one
must be soca!Ici direct mates and the pos tons pos
mpie ones They must not have any en- pdssdnt
taking or casting as key moves. Intending
problem, with fun solution, accompanied by
amotto In the Latin French language to the chess
srs em 3. inc Ttung NeWS prospsSt ST. Pe,Srs
also be written on tn. envelope. Entries having the
cate on the postage stamp up to March % VIII be
eeive additional particulars application to The SUM-
PRINCE pADIAS GEM.
Prince Dadian OF Nlngrela is considered TO be one
OF the most brilliant players in the world. The
Brtth ChsSs NdguEfhe gives the following remarka-
Die game, as played between the Prince and NJ
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whltc TO play and mate in tw o moves.

As regards the problem forwarded by corre-
spondent last week and printed In THE suS. IL must
be stated that OF the solvers found the proper
key move. This Is the nrst time In the history Of
"0ur Chess Corner" that THE Sun had md n solu-
tion itself 1t Is all the more TO be wondered at be-
the position is not as dinicult Rs II appears
The composer should feel highly battered at the nom
success Of the solvers.
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nsre ThaR = million sHd = Half OF vlsitsru.
The visitors to the Aquarium In its frat year.
which ended Dec. 0, numbered J, l,035, ,2o2.
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oUR ouEss ooRNER.
rnopLrM no. boe-pr v. MARIN.

hLkcK-NINE rfKcKs.
on Q q KITS on Q II and d; u on K 81 Ps on
. KIT 2, n 2. n 4. x And q.
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Y
d s and Slf 2.s 2n.' on ' anu Ii ~ on e'@
wHrE-ELEvES rrEcEs.
White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 5s4.
s-ssP3R:s sP-K.Ghk P;sQ1Bs mate mate.
q &, 2sS s. %sse:
az Gs'f
iR-Bs any other; I. a.Kt<K3eh, ,fIKt; s.R-B5. .mate.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM No. 595.
L9--RRss.S;I,9G;: 9;aKs s6 tEtD1r: n,,s mate
I.@-RR R-St5 q ol;s Oh o mate.
iS-kk .S1f;:ss. k;:s SS-ks S-k !. mate mate:
!:S--kkss:. SS--Sss;;ss kk'-SSS ks-Ss: mate mate:
i.3-Rs.P R; 9. Kt Z p b .. mate.
i.S-kkss. R.bixaSr Rs 6;a + K. %nss; mate.
solution to the extra problems I P-Q 0. K Kt4 4,2.
k'KK r. k1lg RR mn,s nate k-Kt o.
Correct solutions to problem No. so4 received
from Maass5 New York, York Sorres, You Are
Just in Time. New York; Fred Garter. Boston: Yet
n IS. Brooklyn' SroveI,s Ill n Dsnoury; Conn; H.
Correct solutions to No, 5a5 were received from
MausaG New YSrs just n Tms New YoTk
Yon Are. Brooklyn; S; stemler, New York How Easy,
Brooklyn; Fred EnRel Brooklyn; X. $. Walters, New
York; Fred Carter. Boston: Yet Another. New York;
Growers LII. Danbury. Conn. w Meyer, New York;
II. W. Barry. South Boston. Mass: Elek Emil New
York; Squire Pucklez j. Sketehlets. Sea Weed Hill.
S. l.; Patrick Schmeche heimcr. Sapleton. s. l.; Ed
win II. baldwin. Atlantic City, ". J.
!. G. Tolies. brooklyn. forwarded an additional
solution to No. 500.
Irving Chaplin OF Middietown Conn. sends the fol.
lowing original problem to THE Sun:
BLAcK-rwELvE rizcEs
KonKo; on KRe: Kits on b and R 5; Ps
on r 8. Kt 8. 9 B z. Q c. Q 8. X 2. X d @. and
Kt 2,
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POSITION AFTER WHITES FOURTEENTH MOVE
BIAcK-FoURTEES PIECES.
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The Misses sutro. who appeared here nrst two
ago. have since been in Europe. Their charming en-
semblo playing II well remembered. Attention Is
respectfully directed to the fact Pol Plancon
three new songs
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Fl. g. M. New York.-Your position received
during last week and will receive due consideration.
STUPID New York.-THR Sun will try TO help you
out next week.
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willing no should have. That is the way 1t
works.
Right at the start, for instance. you find your
self in trouble; On second thought you imme-
dbbsteiy recognize The OF giving hin i'm
esS saS Res o III. mouth aSG every "a ne
mother knows that printers ink is an undesira-
BILE addition to dby's menu. Also she knows
she 10 not quite sure what, but old rags recur
to her mind with great prrsistency; Tho news.
paper will not thereiored do. 80 baby's mind must
OF course the nearest thing is the cherub's
rattle. This has been selected on strictly scen-
tihc principles, and is daily sterilized 10 pre-;
serve its hnrmessness. But II ought to appeal
TO any baby of ordinary intelligence that one
rattles. too. As your baby does nave ordinary
intelligence. this vie" Of The case strikes him At
and baby allows himself 10 be diverted while
he oa With wbsn ths nsy he Ur
gives you the affair of the iukstand and the
newspaper. He fxes his affections and his
travels the road OF ali things in babyIand-the
road TO his mouth. Then you remember the
grimy hands of the ca boy who brought you
thai dollar; a cashhoy with-weIl. there Is no
lime for details. This Ia the time for diversion.
You must divert baby's mind once more. And
Even when the little rascal Is naughty. and
knows II, you must not punish him. You must
quite boy now, ana as Tor you; you ought to
be an adept in diverting by this time. When he
siaps his little sister you Rnst fivSTt his mind
hair You must distract h!s attention, His com
pNny win thank YOU; When he marks all over
divert him by telling him how lead pencils are
manufactured. 1t Is great theory and great
practice. The results ought to he both fearful
The Cultivation Of children is doubtless q fas.
| einGting employment, OF much more scientific
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
YACHT TowED ny A sAwF1sn.
captured After Carrying tho nont
Some Distance.
(FIoridn Times-IJnion. !

lf1orldl TlmeS-Union)
The sloop yacht Bull arrived in the
haroor on Sunday night. She had on
board John P. Roberts, OF ChioaTo: W
j. Purcell, OF Washington, and Charles
CHRISTIAN, Of Miami The party had
Deen on q cruise through the keys for
the last two weeks. The cruise extend
ed as far as Flamingo flats and Cape
Saoie' Wnere they went to procure specl-
mems Of birds, fish, etc. for the National
Museum. Washington.
~ thrilling episode Of the cruise was
the capture on Saturday, March 18th, of
q sawftsh measuring eighteen and q. half
Feet Cruising off NIaduro Key, they
o,ille upon the huge fish. and Roberts,
VINO was Keeping q sharp lookout seized
q harpoon and sunk 1t deep into the
monsters body. Quick as a flash the
lish darted down the channel, making
the line whiz out OF the boat Roberts
whose hand was burned from the rum
ming line, called to Purcell to take q
turn around the mast. The latter had
no time to do so before the end OF the
line was reached, SO he seized It with
Roberts. who had nearly gone over
BOARD. and together they managed to
nold It until Christian contrived to
the boat down the channel.
christian Unanswered the boat into
shallow water, and here Roberts put the
grains into him again Then the fish
Hlauc 'nlnES lily, throwing In his frantic
rage, sand and water high into the air.
Roberts contrlvcd to get caught in the
line. and was In an instant pulled over
board. Il distance Of forty feet from the
boat. Being an expert swimmer he got
back without any damage The towing
process again began, this lime with two
lines. and the cruisers went flying down
the bay like sports behind Il spanking
team of stations After a full hour Of
this the big fish grew weary and was
again hauled alongside. when a. big load
of buckshot was put into him. Still he
was not dead, but very weary. Roberts
then performed the dangerous feat or
getting on his back and placing a line
around his huge jaw. 1t then required
the combined efforts OF the three men
to haul him on the sands, and here he
began to slash about again. Purcell got
q cut on the foot that he Is nursing vet
The men. after sizing him up, decided
that he was pretty dangerous Gus
toner. and might have cut their boat in
two with one stroke OF his saw He was
eighteen and half feet long, about four
and q half feet across the body, and his
saw was five and a half feet long The
head was cut off to be mounted Be
sides this one, the party captured and
got the saws Of four others over fifteen
feet long and twelve smaller ones.
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MTsJames Wigs was called by tele.
gram 70 his home. ct Williamston. N o..
70 ms, bedside Of his sick mother. ., az
.Ei&st might was the second evening ~
the commencement Of the Military IN
stitute. The Juvenile department., IN
der Miss Maggie Tatem, ENTERTAINERS the
overwhelming audience in suoh a. man
ner that was pleasing and reflected
much credit to their instructress. =
Tonight Will be taken up by soc,ety
representatives and the rendering ~
medals and diplomas. -
Iherc VIII be n social Friday night a :
Mr.. Fry's, on Pearl street. given by the
Christian Endeavor Society. All arc
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Bertha Spady, Of Crittenden, yn
is visiting Mrs. Edward Steele. on Berk
ley avenue.
There will be baptismal services to-
day at the Twin City ferry at II o'clocl,
from Main Street Christian church.
The Bralnbleton team played the
Berkleys yesterday. Score: Berkeley. =
Brambleton, 0. The game was foresited
to Berkeley. The Berkeley team was un.
der the command Of Captain Parker
who led them through. Gallup put The
ball In the air and Rudd did the catch
ing.
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Science ma the Mosquito.
(Boston Transcript.)

Boston Transcript
There are four truths respecting the
mosquito which modern science has
established:
l. y mosquito can not live in air free
from malarial poison. Untanted air
has the same effect on him as healthy
community has on n doctor. It deprives
him OF patients. and he must go to less
favored localities to practice
2 The lymph. which. flows through an
automatic valve when it inserts Its pro-
boscs. contains q modified germ Of the
malarial fever, and, according to the
well-settled law Of incubation, the in
PRODUCTION OF the weak germ renders
harmless an attack by the strong germ.
i. The mosquito never swallows hui
man blood. 1t can not. The fact that
its body becomes discolored and swclls
while brobing is caused by the discorola-
ton Of the lymph In contact with the
blood and the muscular effort Of Insert
ing the probe.
4. mosquito VIII never insert its
lancet in person not susceptible to an
attack Of malaria. In this respect IFS
sense is more accurate than the most
skilled and experienced pathologist.
This also proves not only its unerring
instinct. but that It never wounds UNI
necessarily. Its thrusts are those Of a
skilled and humane surgeon, and even
more unselhsh. for hope Of fee never
uuckens him, nor does the malediction
OF his patient deter him in the fulfill
ment Of his duty
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THIRD DISTRICT,
Princess ROullfc.

we beiieve this will be the most
gratifying house which has vet greeted
this charming opera and the Golfers of
the hospital treasury be largely argu-
nented Come out tonight and give
Our Bonnie" such q reception as She
mas never yet received and winsome
Nltty Clover a perfect ovation. The
seats are selling finely and there is every
indication OF rousing house. The
M. DIS of Portsmouth must certainly
feel Eratitied that the prospect Of a
hospital is SO close upon Them, with the
continued efforts to raise money for
That purpose, and we feel sure Of a
stfong desire on the part Of Portsmouth
TO 40 all she can to aid so laudable an
object. The souvenir programme for to-
night are 50 dainty and pretty we want
everybody to have one as token Of
remembrance. See that you come and
get one
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Attempt to Rob a Dwelling.

Tuesday night an attempt was made
ny negro man to rob the dwelling
house of A1r. w. II. Harding, who re-
sides in Brighton. The thief cut a Stat
from out the blind and then unlocked
IL and took them off the hinges. He
then attempted to raise a window. The
noise awakened Mr. Harding. who was
sleeping just above the window. He
jumped up, grabbed his gun and went
to the window. The burglar must have
heard him when he got out Of bed for
he started off IN q full run. Mr.. Hard
Ered two shots at him, but with what
effect he could not say. However, it
would not have been well for the man
to have returned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
BERK .EY
~

One of Berkley's leading couples was
married yesterday at ST. Paul's Episco-
pal church, on Chestnut street-AIiss
Oracle Morgan to Mr. G. l.. Caskey.
Rev. Robert Gatcwood oficiated Mr..
John Is. Morgan acted as best man and
Miss NJ Gstele Butt as bridesmaid.
Ushers. W. j. Heard, Hon. r. A. Mccoy,
Frank Mccoy and J. G. Morgan. The
church was decorated very elaboratcIy.
Each one acted his part very creditably
After the ceremony the hacks made
their way for the Old Dominion dock.
er for Washington. Their tour will DO
through the North. after which they will
reside in New York.
The Woman's Christian Temperanc
Union will meet Friday afternoon at the
residence Of Mr. G. D. Williams, on Null
OF Indiana. will he present to lead the
meeting. a good attendance Is desired.
Mr. Ernest Cunningham came home
from Newport News Tuesday night very
sick.
The Improvement Board met last
night at Mr.. Alvah Martins, on Berkeley
avenue.
Miss Lizzie Oyerman, Of Elizabeth
City. ~ c.. is visiting Mrs G. D. VIII
liams. on Mulberry street.
Tuesday evening was the first of the
commencement exercises Of Berkeley
alllitiry institute. Ehc evening was
desirably set aside for the lecture given
by one Of Norfok's promising
lawyers, Mr.. Hugh G. Miller, to the lit
emry classes. Mr. Miller took us ba elk
four centuries and carefully led us
through the centuries Of progress Of old
Americans advancement In arts, lnsti-
tutions OF learning, literature and in
ventions: through the war OF '61, and
how our fathers, for their rights, min
gled their LIES blood and flesh with
the soil of every State, from Maine ia
Texas. After the address the sThatian
Society and his best girl, presented to
him with two very rich bouquets the
faculty and societies offed them to Mr.
Miller.
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4 O'CLOCK SESSION.
Capt. xyl.ittIe's Address.

Can't. w. G. Whittle delivered an in
teresting address last night before
Stonewall Camp, to Il room filled with
ladies and N-Confederates. 1t took
about an hour to deliver it, but It was
very interesting and was full OF ex-
ploits of the Confederate courier, Shenan-
uoah. The Captain read his address
with a great deal Of feeling and received
the best Of attention, those present be
ing deeply Interested. At the conclu-
sion of his remarks a vote of thanks
was extended him for the interesting
evening and the pleasure he had given
his hearers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
Commission ori.uuncy.

a commission OF lunacy. composed of
Justices ]. ". Rutter. Dan Lopez and
a. II. Hawks, with DR.. e. +. Trultt, Of
the county, assembled al the county Jail
yesterday morning and examined into
the mental condition OF Charles Chap
man. colored. now confined in Jail, and
adjudged him insane. and ordered that
he be sent to the asylum ut Peters
burg.
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Enncra, Of Mr. stephen Elliott.

The funeral OF Mr.. Stephen Elliott
TOOK place yesterday afternoon from
the residence Of his parents. No. 40
county street The services We're con-
quoted by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, assisted by
Key. Mr.. Bosnian. The remains were
ihterred in Cedar Grove Cemetery
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
Work Commenced.

The Virginian can point with pride to
the fact that the unsightly dangerous
condition OF the pavement in the buck
sters market vii! be fixed to-day, and
that tSere will be no more danger IL,
WaikyS through there. The Council
ordered the work to be done and yes
terday the chairman Of the Street Com
nittee ordered It to be commenced right
away
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
Specials for To-Day.

Fine Drinking Roasted Coffee 15c. per
Mound. Just look Finest Imported Gin
ger Ale. 10c. per bottle Don't forget this
Is the lowest price ever offered. Also, re-
member our Vermont Creamery Butter "a
fine as can be made, csc. per pound A
trial Of this. will convince YOU OF this, fact
Hooper's Fatal Food Is sure death to
water bugs and roaches give it trial.
Seven bars Circus Soap, Zoe. S i 4
G. w. HUDGINSs & co. ~
Both Phones 134o IN -. :
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$4,000 Coupon Ferry Bonds
FOR SALE.
Office Of the City Clerk,
Council Chamber.
Portsmouth. va, June O.,

FoFIS1HOutH, va, June ;h1S97.
The city of Portsmouth, Va. offers for
sale S25,0 900 COUPON FERRY BONDS,
payable In thirty (3O) years from July .lst
1887, bearing interest at the rate OF per
In January and July. These bonds are In
d de- on Of Slo9 and $500. there being
from city taxes, and can be registered.
principal and interest or principal only,
at the option Of tho holders.
Sealed proposals addressed to ID.
THOMPSON Jr.. City Clerk, will be re-
ceivcd until June 1G. 1887, at p. M, for
the purchase Of these bonds, the city re
the bids.
Communications other than proposals
should be addressed to
J. DAVIS REED,
3u3-td Ch'mn Finance Committee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03

HAVING THIS DAY PURCHASED
- from Bernstein. Cohen &: CO. and Lett
B Bros: Of tBait,more Md, the stock Of
High street, shall continue the business
heretofore carried on at that same stand
and respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the public. Mr.. s. Goodman has been APP
pointed manager Of store
ju1-5t O. GOODMAN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
Bonds for Sale.

In another column the Finance Com
mittee offers for sale S26, 600 worth of
ferry coupon bonds. which are to run
thirty years, from July 1st, 1897, at s
per cent. interest. payable semi annual
ly. See adj
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
Questions ana Answers

DO you only want to pay about 81 80
for suit? II that is all we'll give YOU
a chance to purchase one that is worth
$1,000 DO you want to pay about $40 for
a suit? Wen furnish you one that
you'll have to acknowledge is worth
$3.50 TO SIS.
BltESLAUER & ANTHONY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03

DR.. de Bossy. Of Havrc. who has just
died at the age Of 102 years. was the
doyen Of French doctors. Up to the end
Of January he gave consultations and
attended patients regularly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
4 SiRSA in Prices.

We have reduced prices Of men ana
childrens clothing to such an extent
that you cannot help but buy if you see
them Go they must, and 90 they viii,
LEVY & JACOBS,
200 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
End NtnpI,t Isnftl

Mr.. j. *. Smith. treasurer Of Naval
Lodge. knights OF Honor, on Tuesday
paid to the widow OF Mr.. W. d. Rob-
ertson $4,000, that being the amount OF
policy held by her OH her late hus-
bands life
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03

FOR SALE.-Stock and Fixtures In store
NO. CHS High street for sale Apply on
premises. or at 600 Washington street
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Princess Bonnie.

OPERA HOUSE, THURSDAY, JUNE Srd
General admission. 10 cents; gallery. 25
cents: reserved seats, so cents. Tickets
on sale Wednesday at w. L. CRUN1P'S. Fl
4
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New lot Bicycle Caps.
w. +. VJRNELSON s. CO.

See our new negligee shirts. lust /,
Charles Il. Wclton & Co.
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FeCFR TSkUO Ut II ~ EMS
Roll of Honor In the Public schools
for May.
s- 80 cEIfsnhJI, nJcpDrryr al.a

Third misunderstanding Williams.
Laura Friedlin, Minnie Only. Bilisoly
Hudgins, Willie King.
First Grammar-Lester Markham, Su-
| sic Porter. Margaret Palmer.
Second InteTmediate-Lilly Riddick,
| Jeanette White.
First Intermediate-Em Wuliams.
Clifford schweicI<er Mary Wilkerson,
Hilda White.
Third Primary-N1ary Curtin. kitty
Murden, Fannie Pe.tet, Katie Pringle,
Ethel Only, Josie Taylor, Edna White.
Second Primary Samuel Boyce, Wal
| ton F'lythe, Richard Warren, Anice
Armstrong, Ruth Boyce, Elise Funston,
| Wortley Jones, Jennie Manning, Mary
| Maupin, Hazel Partin, Lena Taylor,
Mary Williams, Sophie woodward.
First Primary-George Betty, Roland
Long, Linda Balm, Leila Betty, Elsie
Bishop Lena Morris, Jennie Mitchell,
| Frances Sharp.
First Grammar-Bessie Hope, Foster
| Staples.
Second Intermediate-Bi nford sadler,
Della Bullock, Nellie Gayle. Pauline
Pearce, Annie Pruden.
/ First 1ntermediate-Lois Brewer, Bes-
| sic Bennan,, Emma Martin, Frank
Brewer, Robert Taylor.
| Third Primary-Marie Ennis.
! Second Primaly-B.uce Mcdonald.
Annie Myers, Lula Tatenl, Minnie Rob-
| ertson.
First Primary-Genevi Balance,
Julia Spindle. Hillie Hudgins, Frank Nc
Lean, Read Wilkins, John Poole, Clyde
| ROane
| FIFTH DISTRICT.
Grammar and intermediate Grades
Everett Bensten, Bessie Niemeyer, Eva
Whitehurst. Fannie Turner
| Urinary Grades-Winfield BROMLEY,
John Lawrence. Sidney Morecock, Ash
ton Porter, Leila Gary, Virgie Arm
| strong, Agnes Manning, Margaret Me
| meyer.
| THIRD DISTRICT
! First Grammar-Joseph Thomas, Ell
| dora Hail.
| Second Intermediate-Rosa Solomon.
| Ruth Anderson
Third Primary-James Stanback, EN-
ma Turner
Second Primary-Cornelia Stokes Ed
Matd MCCOY, Jerry Thomas, Robert
L
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d.. Week. eye expert. is located per-
m2Hentiy. Examinations free f. II
Gale, l52 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03

Odd sizes made to order and hung. Re.
iElgerators, mosquito nets, at ]. s. Craw.
ford's Furniture and Garnet IIo,,se
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03

WANTED-A respectable white woman to
40 cooking and general house work for
small family. Apply ut 600 Crawford St.,
after o'clock. i13-3t
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oys' and Childrefs Straw Sailors.
w. i. VIRNELSON & CO..