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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-04
Personal Mention.

Heber Stone, of Brenham, is al
the Menger.
Miss Louise Saur has returned
from Austin.
j. w. higgins, of Waco, is at
the Mahncke.
Charles Lane, of Devine, is at
the Mahncke.
P. III. Tansey, OF RockpCrt, is at
the st. James.
Judge c. A. Kellar has returned
from Springfield, Ill.
Judge Walling has returned
from Sherman and other north
Texas points.
Mrs. Barnes, wife of Col. G. NJ.
Barnes, is expected home tonight
from Houston.
Atlee McCampbell and L. s..
Smyth, OF Corpus Christi, are at
the st. James.
Miss Emma Lipps leaves next
Thursday for Cincinnati to attend
a conservatory OF music.
Capt. Jos. Shelley came in town
yesterday after long stay at his
ranch and met many friends.
Mrs. S. Deutsch, accompanied
by her daughter Miss Carrie, have
returned home from an extended
visit to New York and Chicago.
Mr.. Silva Heiman, vice-presi-
dent OF the Edgewood Distilling
com pany, left over the Southern
Pacific yesterday afternoon for
California.
Mrs. C.. Hensely and daughter,
Mrs. A. j. Guerrero are expected
to arrive this afternoon from st.
Louis, where Mrs. Guerrero has
been spending the summer.
Miss Katie Common leaves for
st. Louis tomorrow night, and
farewell dance will be rendered her
by her many friends at Burke's
hall on Austin street tonight.
County Judge Jonas, County
Treasurer Uncsheid, Commissioner
Salliway. Messrs. Frank Arnold,
Robert Fresenius, Henry Hoecke,
Ed Seffel, Ed. Hoyer, F. Villanal,
Chas. Dietrich and Sheriff Camp
bell spent yesterday out in Look
out Valley at the Beck place.
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BELL CHRIsTENED.

st. Patrick's Catholic church
bell was dedicated yesterday after
noon with impressive services, the
bell being christened st. Anne"
The sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs.
M. ID. Monserrate, w. G. Sullivan
and Mrs. d Sullivan, Thomas Con-
roy and Miss Rosario Callaghan,
Albert Bitter and Miss Annie Bit
ter, ID. w. Masterson and Miss
Mamie Close, Thomas Connors and
Miss Lydia Dunn, Thomas McGee
and Mrs. Capt. Bulls, T. Morgan
and Miss Florine McQueeny and
Mrs. w. II. Hammack.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-04
FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
Number of Cases Increases, But Few
Deaths Reported-Money for
Board of Health.

New Orleans, La, Oct. AT 10
o'clock this morning two cases and no
deaths were reported to the board of
health. 1t is anticipated numerous
cases will be reported today, as on yes
terday, because the board of health
is no longer sending it's experts to
see all cases reported. When the fever
first was reported experts were order
ed to carefully diagnose each case, but
the board no longer considers this ne
cessary. To visit each case experts
would have to abandon their own prac-
tice entirely. AS matters now stand,
diagnosis of physician called in is
taken as determining the nature of
the case. 1t is therefore probable
many cases of trifling type will be re-
ported. New Orleans members of the
Legislature and country members who
can get here, and the city council will
confer tonight on giving more money
for the board of health. The state au-
thorities will provide through fiscal
agents if the consent of the legisla-
ture can be obtained. The Marine hos
pital is today disinfecting 12S carloads
of freight for Texas, via New York.
The steam chamber disinfecting
plant for the mails was tried yester-
day at private office. Newspapers and
fabrics were thoroughly disinfected.
The board of health will discuss this
evening the arrival of 800 Italian i'm
migrants. An offer has been received
by the board to provide a plantation
remote from the city, at which immi-
grants may be landed, and taken care
of until it is safe to let them go to var
! ious points to which they are destined.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Mission Blues and a picked
nine played game OF ball on
East End yesterday afternoon
which resulted in favor of the
Blues by a score of 90 to s. The
feature of the game was the bat
terry work and excellent fielding
OF the Blues.
Batteries for the Blues; Diener
and Sears, for picked nine, Saur
and Heye.
A game OF baseball was played
at st. Louis college at West End
Yesterday between the st. Louis
and st. Nary's teams, which was
won by the former by a score of 81
to 9.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-04
GEN. H. p. BEE.

The funeral of the late Gen. H. p.
Bee was held this morning from St.
Marks Episcopal church at 10:3O
O'Clock, Very Rev. Dean Richardson
officiating. The funeral was very
largely attended by the friends of the
family. Albert Sydney Johnson camp
Confederate Veterans, was also well
represented.
The pail bearers were as follows:
Honorary-Gen. W. M. Graham, Gen.
w. H. Young, Gen. d. M. Poor, Major
John A. Green, Hon. Columbus Epson,
Hon. j. l.. Slayden, Samuel Maverick
and Daniel Sullivan.
Active-R. B. Green, Hal. King,
James Simpson, Duval West, w. B.
Houston, E. w. Richardson, A. c. Pan
coast and John Sehorn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-04
TWO GREAT MEN

Great Representative w. H.
Simms, of the Red men, will arrive
home tonight from Philadelphia,
via New York. He is returning
from attending the supreme lodge
meeting which has just closed in
the former city. ENS3
Thursday night Natchez tribe
will hold a meeting in its wig
warm on Soledad street when both
Mr.. Simms and Great Prophet
Gould will deliver addresses.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-04

son street car line was able to be
out for the first time yesterday,
after being confined to his bed
twenty days with sore foot, sus-
tanned by falling from a car.
Lotus Lodge No. SO, X. OF p.
will work in the Esquire rank to-
night.
Ida Wright, aged Is years,
died in the city hospital yesterday.
Deceased leaves q husband.
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OFF-HAND.

o. c. Guessaz shot his score with
rifle at 200 yards range, fifty
shots, yesterday afternoon at the
rifle range hear Limburger's gar
den, in match with Capt. +. d.
Payne, of Cincinnati, before wit
nesses, Capt. Payne simultaneous
ly shooting his score at the same
terms in Cincinnati GuessaZ made
a total score of go points out of
1850, off-hand.
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QI0l Hunters

Herman schultze, Jr, and friends
baged %.
Mr.. VIM. Rahmsdorf out at the Sa-
lado saw one and killed it.
Charles Hummel opened the season
with quail hunt yesterday.
w. A and Harry A. Wurzbach spent
the day in quest of Bob White"
R. A. Arthur and S. d. Price bagged
a nice mess of doves and quail.
A party of hunters bagged $50 quail
some miles from Lyle on the 1. & G..
N yesterday.
Frank caldwell and Roy Cushman
saw a large covey of none and were
too sympathetic to shoot.
T. w. Campbell was out yesterday
with his young and promising pointer
dog and bagged nine quail.
George Chabot, A. Grosenbacher,
Earl Scott and S. Veith, went down
the Sap and brought in a nice lot of
birds.
w. T. Schumacher went out with
his gun yesterday and bagged a few
birds, just to show Dan Bitter that he
could SnOOt.
Alderman Kilgore was out near Lytle
yesterday got 9 out of a covey of
about one thousand which flew right
against his gun.
Nat Viliareal says he saw two large
coveys on his ranch, but his gun went
off accidentally and frightened even
the grasshoppers away.
Captains Goldman and Foster and
Lieut.. Lassiter, of Fort Sam Houston.
spent the day at Marcelena, on the
Sap, and report good days sport.
The flight of doves along the line of
the S. A.P. is reported as unprecedent-
ed. One can stand along the railroad
reservation near the cornfields and use
500 shells in an evenings flight.
Eddie Lager, chaperoned by his
uncle, Mr.. Rudolph Laager,went out on
the Medina to kill time and birds yes
terday and succeeded in destroying
more of the former than the latter.
The two succeeded in bagging forty
doves and twenty-five quail.
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PROMINENT LAWYER DEAD.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 4.-Mr. War
ner N. Bateman, one of the best known
lawyers in Cincinnati, died suddenly
at the Riggs House, this city, today.
He arrived here yesterday apparently
in good health, but this morning was
taken suddenly i'll and died within
half an hour.
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BIG OFFER TO CHILE.

New York, Oct. IA dispatch to
the Herald from Valparaiso says:
1t is stated here that powerful syn
dictate of German bankers has offered
to the Chilean government loan of
500 OO0, 900 in gold at 4 per cent for
the completion of public works and
railways.
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THE CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Cattle: 10
cents lower. Texas steers $2.70@$S.90.
Sheep: Steady to 10 cents lower.
st. Louis, Mo-, 1880 a. m.-Cattle::
Weak; Texas steers s2.75@$4.25.
Sheep: Steady.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-04
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS

Washington Oct. 4.-The president
today made the following appoint
ments:
VIM. r. Finch, of Wisconsin, to be
envoy extraordinary, minister pleni-
potentiary to Paraguay and Uruguay.
To be United States consul-James
1. Dodge, of Indiana, at Nagasaki, ia
pan; Geo. w. Dickinson, of New York,
at Belleville, Ont; Alvin Smith, of
Ohio, at Trinidad, West Indies, and
Percy McElrath, of New York, at
Turin, Italy.
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THE POPE VERY SICK.

Paris, Oct. 4.-The Depeche Colon
iale says the Pope has been seriously
i'll three days and his attending ply
sicians fear a fatal issue.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, Oct. 4.-Weather for
Western Texas: Fair in southern
portion; threatening with show
ers in northern portions tonight and
Tuesday. Southerly or variable
winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-04

Mr. VIM. Lawson, general freight
and passenger agent of the NJ. K. &
T., celebrated his Seth birthday ami
versary today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-04

Sheriff H. C. Purl, OF George
town, Williamson county, was in
the city yesterday at the South
ern.
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EDES'Y ON.

Edenton, \. c., Jan. 91--tSpccial) y
We are glad to see Mr.. l.. j.. Johnson,
who was seriously hurt hy iircworlS =
Christmas. able to be on The street again.
Mr. J. +. COniold, OF Elizabeth City,
district agent Of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company, is in town to-day.
MI. Y, r. Jones ana family are on Il
visit to relatives a Winston, n. c.
Mr.. II. L. Cheshire IS having his resi-
dence, recently purchased OF Mr.. Ii. y.
Mitchell. improved.
Mrs. White, Of HEREFORD, is the guest
of Mrs. Jacob Wool on Queen street.
We were visited hy II ligh; snow last
night. 1t has been quite cold here, but
Ii is warmer to-day,
MIR. y. \. Martin, Of Norfolk is in
town this morning on business
There We're thirty-onc arrivals at the
two hotels Tuesday. Travel is on the
increase.
Mr. w. L. Brothers, OF Suffolk. passed
through Edenton Yesterday.
ii Is painful duty to announce the
death of DIR. Walter l. I.eary. who died
last night nj > O'Clock a his home on
East Queen street, after q long and pain
.ul illness, surrounded by friends anil
his loved ones.
Or. Leary has been one of our mos.
prominent and successful druggists 70!
several years, during which time 'ht
has made for himself many warm
friends. lie had a warm and sympa-
ihetic heart. and will i've greatly missed
ny the poor, as We'll as by the entire com
mnnity. The fanny of the deceased have
our sympathy in this dark hour of irou
bic. DR.. Leary was m odd Fellow ant
that order will participate in the funcra
services, which will take place io-mor
row afternoon.
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win A. knH these pictures dollar The Vrga arrangement
low of
hesNi1ab v
~ wien mounted and framed handsome
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nothing 70 say as to Wntson's litter at
tack on him yesterday.
THE DIsPENSARY mn.

The dispcnsary bill of Senator Grant ap-
plies only TO Wayne county, not to the en-
tire state. lic was asked why he did not
draw a bill for the entire state. and REPLIED
ne woulu wait and see how the Wayne
county blll Jared Ills speech in its sup
bort VIII lac Interesting, rs l,c VIII say that
Mr.. Wallace. president of the State Liquor
Dealers Association, had sent him word
that II he Put the bill through he (Wallacc)
would have Senator NOlcptt defeat nm
i"r Scrgcant-at-Ar of the United States
Senate Grant said lie laughed at this
throat as Wolcott was one or his best
friends.
The large Holt cotton mlll ut INyettcs-
vile is complete ana almost ready To begin
work Tho now mill mt Mt. Pleasant.
Caharrus county, has begun operations.
The boting POpuiists have appointed the
following committee to confer with the
Republicans and see what ARRANGEMENTS
can 10 made: Mctaskey, Early. Brown,
Bryan, NarbrouGh. Cannon, Barker ana
Wakefield. Senator PrItchard was inn
plored not 10 see the minority slaughtered.
lie said lie would see that they did not suit
FER.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE OF ASSIGN
MENT.-Pursuant to n deed of assign
ment from VIM. ). Harris and Percy c.
PetTie, executed the 2Ist day of December
1896, TO me as trustee. have taken churg.,
of the stock Of floral goods and all other
CRANKY street, Norfolk Va. also the en-
tire floral garden. hot houses, fixtures and
.appurtenances formerly held by the said
Harris 4 Petrle at Port Norfolk Nor
thereof VIII proceed 10 sell the said stock.
gardens and appurtenances by retail or
In lots to suit; an persons Indebted to
the late said Harris Il Pe,ric will please
make prompt settlement to me at my OF
flee, Main street, Norfolk, and all per-
sons haying, claims against the said liar
ris 81 Petrie Will please present same.
duly authenticated, al my office us soon
a competent agent has been apnointod
10 tre c9n nnG n the business at 50 CRANKY
of any Kind Will do well 10 MAKE their
purchases at that place. \ complete IN
ventory OF said property has been made
ana may be seen ut my Office at any time
by any person concerned.
I. W. EAsoN.
oecEs-u TrusteA
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GEO. w. DEFY,
j. W. HUNTER,
u. r. BORbAND.
Trustees.
w. NJ. HANNAH.
Auctioneer.
ja2l-tds
BY John G. Nlcmcycr, Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-HY VIRTUE OF y
certain deed of trust made TO me, as
trustee by Beardslcy ~ Sperry bearing
date the 9TH day OF August. 1888. and duly
OF record in the Clerks Office OF the IIust-
ingS Court of the city OF Portsmouth, I
snail sell a. public auction. on TUESDAY,.
the 2nd day of February, 1897. ut L. o'clock
ON SAID day, ON the premises in the rear Of
Inc coal and wood ward o! Messrs. w. * j.
Parker, No. 7G91ll Crawford street. III said
city OF Portsmouth, all the contents OF the
electric plant heretofore used by the
southern Electrical ConstFuctio ion and Sup
ply Company for furnishing electricity
throughout the said city for running cleo
trio fans, etc, consisting of one Westing-
house a-h. y. dynamo, one Edison G-h. p.
Dynamo, one ampcre meter, one volt meter,
TWO tightening arrestcrs. two amrerc
switches, one water meter. the wiring
throughout said city lTtlonGing to said
company, etc; all of said machinery, etc,
being in tirst-class condition and good us
new.
Property may be inspected by applying
TO MeSsrs. w. IL j. Parker, or 10 the under
signed LEO JUDSON
jal2-tds Trustee
JOHN c. WHENEVER,
Auctioneer
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By c. II. Ferrell & Co.. A1ctIonoers.

RY VIRTUE or y DEED OF TRUST
- made by rhos. IL. Moran to me. as trtis-
Tee, dated the I'D day OF April 1895 and
recorded in d: b. 1872, p. IIG, Clerks office
OIL the Norfolk County Court. and at the
request of the creditor therein secured. /
VIII ON SATURDAY, the 3lth day of
January, 1891. AT l. M, al the Real Estate
ENchanSe, No. 23j Main street Norfolk
Va, sell ut public auction. the following
property:
THOSE FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF
Ian ID, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated In the county OF
NorIolk and State OF Virginia. near The
city or Norfolk, known and designated as
lotS numbered twelve ~, one hundred
anu twenty-seven Q2i); one hundred and
twenty-cight tl2O: one hundred ana TWEEN
ty-nine U2o on the plat of Underwood"
which said four lots. considered as one
front on t;Ie North side OF Gait street, ana
are bounded as follows: on the north by
property belonging TO the Norfolk and
w esterl Railroad Company, on the north
east and east by the property of r. H.
Mast (deceaScd); on the south by said Gait
street, and on the west by lot numbered
one hundred and thirty QSO OH said plat.
TERMS CASH.
c. II. TERRELL.
Trustee.
c. II. FERREIL ~ co,
1al'-lVt Auctioneers.
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shipping NEWS.
concluded from Seventh Page,


schr Warner Moore, Crockett, to
Nm Lamb " Co. for coal.
Schr Clara c. Randall, Welsh, Rich
lnond, TO VIM. Lamb t5 Co, for coal
Schr. Silvia Hall, Low. New York,
light.
CLEARED.
German stmp. Capuia Muller New
port News. TO finish loading.
British stmp. Cheniston. Smith. I.eith,
by Newport News. to finish loading.
italian bark Michele, Cacoce, Mar
sala, by Bell. Irvine Il Co, with 259, 200
pieces white oak wood.
Italian bark Adele, Capiero, La Ro-
chelle, by Norfolk and Western rail
road. with $40 tons cannell coal
British stmp. NIassapcqua. Frank
land. Liverpool, by North American
Transport Company. with 1920 sacks
Hour, 400 sacks starch, % cars logs and
lumber, 3,417 bales cotton. 30 hogshcads
bales bark extract, l6 bales copper
scraps, 1 case copper scrap, hogs
head copper scrap, 10 cars steel billcts.
1.450 barrels ochre, 100 tons spelter.
British stmp. Nymyhaea, Munro.
Glasgow. by North American Trans
port Company, with $1,000 bushels corn.
Schr. John II. Williams, Notion. New
Haven. with lumber.
Schr. Charles T.. futile, Bowen, New
Haven, with coal.
schr Fannie Stewart. French, New
York. with lumber
Barge Mercedita, Boston, with coal.
Barges Vastly and a. 3. Mitchell.
Bridgeport, with coal
Barge Majestic, New Bedford, with
Port New York.
ARRIVALS.
Schr. George Nevenger, Phillips, Nor
folk.
Schr. John Pierce, Crowley, Virginia
Schr. John j, Ward, Wilson, Virginia.
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BY ii. L. Page &c Co, Auctloneers No 90
Banko street 90
Sale of Delinquent Stock.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NNSS.REOLk TI9RMINAL LAND

TO THE STOCKHOLDDRS a., ,rt,1,
NORFOLK TERMINAL, LAND - -
p,,, SOMtAN1 OF NORFOLK, VA
annual annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
N no Terminal Land Co.. of Norfolk
W. ned In Norfolk. Va, July Both. 1Sa5''
anu anu 1l29 of the Code OF Virginin OF 1857. The
T ;1,a s, oil stock standing ON the books of
me, me company in the names OF the parties;
i IN below will be offered for sale
~ me Norfolk Real Estate and Stock E;y-
cnanEe. no; 256 Main street Norfolk. Va
calls due thereon, together Win ininn,ast
on same to date of sale. Sale will begin
at 1,, ~ O'Clock m, March Ind, 1897.
TI1Ei ESTATE OF II. G. YATES RAJ.
ANCE DUE ON 10 SHARES. 25.7i
All persons interested in the foremoin,-
notice Will do what is necessary to protect
their interest w. H. Ii. RALEIGH.
,o President Baltimore Md.
JNO. ~. WELSH Secretary.
Baltimore, Md. ja2S-we, tbs
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WITHOUT A RIVAL,

Annual Sales more than 10000 Boxes
Csc. ct Drug Stores. or Will DO sent by U. g.
nseh's' u. L. ALLEN CO., 365 Cana, ST., Neg
iork, post paid upon receipt Of price. Bon,
FREQ upon application. N''N
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!. THOSE CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND
with the frame buildings thereon, situated
IN Barboursville, Norfolk county, Va, and
fronting each % feet on south side of Leo
avenue and running back between parallel
ines l20 feet. one lot Is the western two
thirds of lot No, 80, and the other is the
eastern two-thirds of lot No. 80 as desig-
mated OH plat of Searl's land
Deeds of trust from w. +. Lee and wife,
dated March IL, 1898, ana recorded on pages
"a and ~ Il. IT'S, Clerks Office Norfolk
County Court.
2; THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND.
with improvements thereon, situated in
PORTSMOUTH, Va. and bounded as follows
Beginning on the north side of Lincoln
street: $50 feet from n. W. Intersection Of
Lincoln and Sixth streets: thence west
along said street 40 feet. thence north par
allel with SIXTH street 100 feet; thence east
4? feet. and thence south 100 feet to the be-
ginning on Lincoln street. Deed OF trust
from Henrietta Patterson and John Pat
terson, dated April Ii, 1896 and recorded in
- ltnstings Court. city of Portsmouth, d. b.
TERMS CASH
GEO w. DEFY,
j. W. HUNTER,
T. r. BORLAND.
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Duh HEROES =.
Am-AND
80 OUR FT Ace Y
9eau'1ui Souvenirs OF the Lost
Southland Home


sad s h6f Tans and gives but faint idea leaders
@ 'ne5nS Lee ] uegard Joe Johnston Sidney Johnston Gordon
Morgan rdee ' 0' o'i''' ~ i"' bragg, Fnce
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BOUND EAST.
Schr, George L. Dudley, Wilson, Nor
folk for New Haven.
Marine aIisccIInny,

The revenue cutters Hamilton and
Morrill, are said to he Watching the
Lnurada III Hampton Roads
ihe steamship Algoa, which was dis
abled while on her way TO this country,
has completed repairs and sailed from,
the Azores for this port
The steamship Fort William. bound
from England to Norfolk, is now n
month overdue. and fears as to her
safety are entertained
The tug Chownn, which was expected
to arrive from North Carolina Tuesday
nlEn'. ala not reach port until yester-
day on account of the heavy weather.
Icniorpuuum.
British stmp. Callingham passed in
the Capes ut $50 Il. IN. for Newport
News.
Stmr kanawaha passed in at $40
FOR Newport News.
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p URSUANT TO THE TERMS OF
three deeds of trust TO us and at the
request of the party secured. we will sell at
pubic auction, at the Norfolk Real Estate
on MONDAY, the Isl day OF Februa ry 1897
at II M. the following pieces of property: