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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
FUNERAL. OF MRS. EAND.

The funeral services over the remain.
OF the late Mrs. Elizabeth It. Land, re-
lict of the late Bennett Land, were held
on Sunday afternoon from her late resi-.
dence. No. 245 Bank street, Rev. a. S
Lloyd. OF ST. Lukes Episcopal church
officiating. There was n large attend.
ance and the floral tributes were numcr.
In Elmwood.. 4 The following were the
GUS and beautiful. The interment wa
pall-bearers: r. F. Batchclder. Hugh
P. p. Drummond, c. Biuups. Thoma
Townsend. Judge W. II. burroughs and
John McEVhorter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
THE DELEGA rEs ORGANIZE.
Prepare for Active Work at the Roam.
Okc Convent ION

1Iephre 1or ACTIVE Work at the Roam
okc Convention.
The recently elected delegates to the
Gubcrnktorial Convention to he held Ut
Roanoke. held Il meeting last evening at
g O'Clock at Democratic HEADQUARTERS
and perfected their organization
The meeting was called to order by
Captain Washington Taylor. chairman
or the City Executive Committee
Fully two-thirds Of tho delegates were
present, and the organization Of the
delegation was speedily consummated.
Mr.. Robert Il. Cooke was elected tenn
rorary chairman and Major William f.
Foster was elected as the permanent
head Of the delegation. Colonel George
W. Taylor was elected delegate at large
The subject cf railway rates was dis
cussed at length A committee was
then appointed to notify Major Foster
OF his election as permanent chairman
anu the meeting then ad .iourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
cine show several years ago, and re.

cine show several years ago. and re-
manned here for some time.
Here Norfolk sportsmen TOOL, him ir
hand. and he was given a pusilistlc
training Since then he has won five or
SIX fights. and made some reputation
He Is said to have great staying quail
ties. but to be rather deficient In science
Abbott has had considc.nb exps~
ricnce, and II they meet the reault will
be doubtful. 1t the match comes OFF It
will be tenround contest. Marquis or
Queensbury rules, and Abbot agrees TO
forfeit $500 to the man who can stand up
Def4re, him for. the ten. rounds, - !,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

The Rev. Dr. w. J. Young, pastor of
Epworth Methodist church, preached an
Intensely practical sermon at that
church Sunday night on Recognition
on Earth lie says that there are to be
found in back alleys, upper rooms and
Other humble abodes people who go I'M
recognized here. but THAT God Will not
fall to lind them in the hereafter. He
thinks that heaven will have some great
surprises Tor those who get there
The Rev. Mr.. Fisher. OF the Fourth
Street Baptist church, Ports mouth, de-
livered IN address before the B. Y. p.
y. Of Sturgeon Memorial church last
night.
Seaside Union Of Epworth Leagues
have a rally to Port Norfolk tonight.
At the Y. Ar G.. A. Sunday afternoon
the Rev. DR., w. j. Young spoke or the
First Commandment" giving n very
Interesting view or the obligation and
privilege contained therein. Mr. Mo-
daunt Etheredge sang "TIave Courage,
My Boy to Say Mo- and "Shal YOU
Shall T." About ninety men were pres
ent. The Bible class met at night at 7
o'clock.
The Rev. Thomas Spencer OF Peters
burg, secretary OF the diocese OF South
ern Virginia. ofticiated at Christ Epis-
coDal church, this city. Sunday. He
will continue to oficiatc there till the
vacancy in the rectorshfp is filed.
The Presbyterian ministers have sus-
pended their weekly meetings for the
summer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
THE IALLEGHANY, GOSHEN
RRJDGT VA

The grand opening ball at Allegheny,
Goshen Bridge, Va, will be given next
Friday night, July 23d. The Virginian
acknowledges the receipt Of an invita-
ton to the same through It's manager,
Mr.. j. c. Timberlake. The Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad has made the special
rate Of one fare for the round trip for
this occasion. good from Friday, the 23d
TO Tuesday, the 9th. All the society
people Of Norfolk are invited to partici-
pate and 4 most delightful time will be
the result.
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Sunday questions ana Answers,

a. Fill the and fill the from it, and
pour the IN the s. Pour the in
the " gallon cask, and fiji the again
and fill the from ii. You have the 4
gallons in the 5 gallon cask
g. Two men can do s3me work in 1e
days. How long will it take each one
If It takes one ten days longer than the
Other.
9. II ave you seen our
Ladies' Tan OSfords. IS. 4oc
Ladies' Patcn: Tip Oxfords, IS. zoe
Ladies' Cloth Slippers, is. 35c
Ladies' Cloth Caters i-S soc
Ladies Carpet Slippers, Al .... 2Sc
MEMS Carpet Slippers. GIL. ..... 35c
Men 5 Iennls OXfords .G-1l.... $500. 35c
MEMS Congress Caters, 81 ..... .G5
HELLER'S SHOE STORE.
ca Bank ST., Opp. Courthouse.
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CAMP MEETING AT L12rrLEToN

l-tttleton. n. c., July 17.--(SpeciaD.-
Evangelist ]. II. Edmundson will con
duct Il camp meeting at Enterprise Bap-
tlst church. near Littleton. N. c.. begin
ninE August LIST. continuing ten days.
The camp ground is situated in bcauti-
fnl grove with an abundant supply OF
cool spring water Littleton is a beau
tiful town, situated on the Seaboard
Air Line. near Weldon, noted as a
health resort. Special railroad rates
VIII be secured for this occa Sion
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
w. II. III. Trice & Co.,
4 Reel Estate and Renta. Agents, Corner
3S Bank and Plume streets,
FOR RENT.
RESIDENCEG-

sEssS RESIDENC F,3-
IS Riley ST.. 337 Duke st, 229 York, " Col
IlleBe Place. 1851 CRANKY ST.. 1ol Farmland;
II st, 81 Holt ST.. s112 Rilhy St, 10 Arlington
Place, So7 Church street ,,'",'''- -
S$566 BRANM BI.I2TON-l4 N. Grnydon nyc-
b nhs, g. Maltby nv enua 122 Claiborne ave.
$&44 FLAHS-412. 261 Church stall Church
Sst., G3 IA!gh St. % and q Talbot 80 and 30
i b. MIX. =
from OCTOBER. 1st-s2 Grace St 9n
sYor.x st., ST Colonial avenue, Client, 10i
Holt So.
Us srO RIES-5s3 and. 5s5 Main St. corner
Water. Sand Madison sts., {527 Church st.
( 81 Com nlcrce ST., q and % Talbot. 2lS
Church ss: 81 Queen ST. 55i Church
ss& OFFIC. tS'--SS4 Mnin St, 2ll Main ST. In
City Nnti,I WAL Bank. u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
HER BURNS PROVED rArAT,

a week ago Mary. the little 4-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. turner
who live near the corner of C.umber-
land and Cove streets, received yer,
severe burns while playing with fire ir
the door yard.
Every effort was made to save her life,
hut her sufferings were ended by dealt
on Sunday night. The funeral will be
held at the residence this morning at /,
O'Clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

II The Jefferson. Richmond. Va. is con
Quoted strictly upon the European plan
4 for the summer IA months, with cate
charges as moderate as any first-classs
restaurant in the State. GQod rooms
can be had for $3.50 per day and up
wards. 3 "a: jy10-1m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

3 If you want 10 spend a delight full day
on the water, take steamer Nor thamp-
ton, leaving Bay Line wharf at 200 a..
!. m, daily, except Sunday, for trip to
Mobiack Bay and landings on W, astein
shore. Fare 81 for the round trip. Meals
90 cents each. jy1H~tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

Barton & Eckoff. the musical team at
Ocean View this week are the most
finished artists ever seen at this resort.
Their instrumental solos and duets are
OF the highest order, while their comedy
seems spontaneous and keeps the au-
d1encc in roar Of laughter.
~ u. e ,.!5.5r. sa.. Esss e. 80 -
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ssil;-

~ 1~o->~
Rt:EDY.-At her residence, No. 1871 Hen
ry street, Portsmouth, Va. on July 18TH.
1897, at II m. ADEI.ih AGNES, beloved
months.
Funeral with lnd,licm mass from 81.
Paufs Catholic chapel THIS (Tu, ,s,,avl
MORNING; at 10 o'clock Friends arI ne
iua:ntanccs are invited 10 attend.
baltimore Md) papers please coyE.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
HE Will REMAIN HERE
Rev. Or. IA. B. Wharton Rsconslders His
Resignation Recently rendered.
BALTIMORE CHURCH WILL NOT GET Rim
The Eminent Iinpitst 91iniatcr De-
ciaies TINT no secs His Highest
Duty lIere-News OF tho Sunday
Services i'm Various City Churches
DIR. YounS's strong. Sermon.

The Rev. DR., NJ. b. Wharton Will not
rel:nIuish the pastorship Of the Free
mason Street Baptist church, of this
city to accept the call Of I3rantley
church OF Baltimore, Of which his
brother, the Rev. H. NJ. Wharton. is pas
tor. This decision lle announced to his
congre CATION at the Sunday 1nornlng
service.
1t will be recalled that the call OF
Brantky church was a very flattering
one. ltwas to the co-pastorshlp OF one
or the largest Baptist congregations in
this country and Dr. Wharton would
also have been editor in chief Of the
"Evangel,' a religious journal or wide
influence. The doctor said TO n Virgin
ian man yesterday: Il decided to cut the
cables and burn the bridge behind me
and do my duty as I saw IT. Therefore
I submitted to the Frcemason Street
congregation my resignation, which they
declined to accept then considered
what they said, carefully and prayerful-
ly, and as q result decided to remain.
J. am very glad indeed to see clearly
as I do that my duty is here, for love
Norfolk and my flock.
The letter read by the doctor Sunday
was as follows:
Norfolk, Va, July IS, 1897
To the Freemason Street Baptist
Church:
Dear Brethren--I have been notified
by the committee of your action dcclin-
ing to accept my resignation and re-
guessing me to withdraw the same.
have considered the subject thoughtful-
~ and prayerfully, and have como 70
the conclusion that 1T is my duty, as It
Is my pleasure, to accede to your re-
quest, and remain with you Praying
the blessing Of God upon our entire
membership and with love Enfeigned
Your sincere pastor.
NJ r WLTA RTnN
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r. - - '-----------------------
No No Paw.

That is the way AL druggists scl>
GROVES TASTELISS CHILL TONIC
for Chlls and Malaria. 1t is simply Iron
and Quinine in a taseless form. Chill
tMen love It, Adults prefer it to bitter
n:auseating tonics. Price, SOC.
lie oG-OnlI-a2f ------
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
"a FAMOUS LAND ! SUIT
Important Decision Rendered In the LoyIlt
Case In BrambIeton. s3
AN APPEAL WILL PROBABLY Be TAKEN
Over Three Hundred Parties nrc In.
tcrcstcd-The Properly Enyo,vcd
Is Very Valuable una slle titles 10
Many Homes arc Ancctcd-EuIl
Text ofthe Decision.

one OF the most Important suits that
mas occupied the attention OF the Nor
Iolk courts for many days Is that Of
Outten w 1<oritt, iii chancery, in the
Court Of Law and Chancery. This af-
lects some OF the Most valuable resi-
uence property i'll Rl,ambleton being
the section lying between hose avenue
on lale east and a line parallel with ana
i-b rect beyond Clay avenue on the
west. Hamiin avenue on the north. and
line parallel with Clayborne avenue
ara half way between Claiborne and
Willoughby avenues.
Inns suit arises out OF the decision OF
the court some time ago in the matter
OF the heirs of Robert Lovitt thc Misses
LovfuD by this they were declared to
ne the rightful heirs Of one-halr OF the
property formerly held by Henry and
ROBERT Lovitt. This brought up the
question or division OF the realty In
VOWED and the present holders through
Robert Levitt commended that they
should not bear the entire loss. but that
the holders Of the property bought from
iienry Loritt should bear an equal share
with them. This was claimed because
the Loritt brothers had originally en-
tered into q partition decd III which they
coFenanted not to disturb each other
III the possession Of their respective
A't'i l liz ilOlue!S OIL Tie Henry JLONitt
property claimed that their half Should
not be disturbed, as Henry Lovitt was Il
rightful owner, while Robert Lovitt (un-
der the decision Of the court in favor OF
the Misses LovitD was not AS this
contention would force the holders OF
the Robert Lovitt half out Of their prop
crty, they claimed that this disturbance
was violation OF the original cove
nnnt between The brothers.
The present suit was then brought in
the Court OF Law and Chancery to set
tie the question, and yesterday Judge
Martin decided that the Henry Loyitt
property should not be taken In the
division Of the property, but that the
robert Lovltt half should go to the
lloVitts (AIrs. Hattie Levitt Land and
Mrs. Mary LoNitt, mother OF Miss
Levitt, dcceased) now claiming under
the decision Of the courts already re-
lerred to. There were some 300 part rs
10 the sntt-the present holders OF the
two pieces OF property. An appeal vii.
doubtless be taken. The attorneys In
the case were Messrs. Taylor and Loyal
for the holders Of the Henry Lovitt
property, and Messrs. Heath, Nicely,
/ Crocker and Allyn for the holders Of the
Robert Lovitt half
AS the matter Is one Of vital interest
TO many Of our citizens, we herewith
present the full text OF the decision OF
Judge Martin.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
THE DECISION.

Following is Judge Martins decision:
This is a suit in chancery. brought
by Outtcn and others, aSsignees OF
Henry c. IIovitt against said Henry c.
Levitt, Mary d. Iovitt and Hattie T..
Land and the nssignees of Robert c.
Lovtt. 1'he bill sets forth the following
facts: On the Sth day or February.
1876, Robert G. Levitt and Henry c.
Levitt mad.. n deed Of partition Of q
certain tract OF land mentioned in the
Dill, alleging that they owned the said
land rs joint tenants equally in fee,
and allotting to each one-half thereof
by metes and bounds. The deed is a
pure deed OF partition, containing no
clause Of conveyance. nor even OF re-
lease, but mutual covenants by Robert
c and Henry c. Levitt At the time
of the making OF that deed the Lovitts
had n vested estate in said land for
the life Of tlrer mother. and each a
contingent es,'t,te to one-half thereof III
fee depending upon his surviving her
Robert died before his mother, and at
her death his G state ended Henry be-
came the owner OF one undivided half
In fee, and subsequently Mary d. Levitt
and Hattie l.. Lar M became the owners
Of the other undivi ued half in fee in the
manner shown by .:he bill. Henry con-
Veycd the lots app ortioned to him by
-, 80. ~, ~ w 'u,.' - 70. ileil.lo!lsn
49,, ~. ~ '"t ,.,, '.,u soli ca
49, ~ ,' %tnef
.;et. - W - ne psa'ii-
" - *,,.' ,-..o - On
15iit o.. - 10
M, -, ,sa !; !. 70 .eS ., -,
'''h S>it..e V"e y
-, ~. ''tu L. .'l,,a' ne
- i; w. ~ ,"nS t.e ;. NJ, % S'L.u
:p 80 - ~ ''.,.' ''liuI'cu -
~ ~. ~ h,hiii III -
u'..l 80 y ~ -. 'G lols
-. -; 49,; ~ ~ s i.Iiii
~ '','' " IN 'A1iot
~, y. l, n,.lu 49, ,iH 90 ~ ,o.s 80
-. -" GIN neiS "a
me dcfehdants. who are assignces
from Rrnert, demurred TO the bill and
tie question arises upon TINS demurrer
IL tne dceo or partit!on contained no
covenants shouid nave no DOUBT what
ever IN the matter Tor as such a deed
IS SIMPLY oeiinins OF boundaries, and
ar t d warranty Oh Alie' heSther Henry
.l'oNitt nor ms grantees would be IN any
~ ~,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
By the Young Mems Society Of Queer
Street Church.


Street Church.
The Young Mems Society of Queen
Street Methodist church gave q very
pleasant entertainment last evening The
lccture-room was we'll filled with their
guest to hear the address Of DR.. Johnson
which was the feature Of the evening
The following programme was rendered
~ i'ili 49,. ........ congregation
Prayer .............. Rev. J. w. Moor
SOLO (Alr. Bergman AccompanisD -
Miss Weaver.
Address ...... Rev. DR.. II. T.. Johnson
ANNN'l
Miss Wilkins and Mrs. Pulien.
Piano and Mandolin Duet --
Profs Fitz Jones and Turnbleson.
Solo accompanied by Prof. Schuster)
Mr.. l.. Frank Jordan.
.Sc!cCtloHS
BY Atlantic City Musical Club.
DoNology.
EeEedicton .......... Rev. D. r. Merit.
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises at sol a. M; sets. 20 p. m.
High tide. 1:21 a. m. and 2:02 p. m. Low
tide. 1888 a. m. and S:21 p. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
SnccinIs For this week.

8& Six ca binet photographs, SIPS; SIX
favorite photographs, 75c. four diamond
pnotogra phs, Soc We give one hand,
some water color with all orders over
s 400. B. S. sCAMPBE$LL.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
WEATHER REPORT.
forecast nnd General Conditions For
To-day.
Washington, July 10, 1897.

i Virginia: Thunder showers;
I southeastern winds.
= North Carolina Showers;
southerly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

No need Of Il hot kitchen Buy a gas:
ralrs,, Cheaper to run than a coal stove.
Just as cheap as oil and NO DANGER.
Call,iat Gas Office. i..15-7t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
WoNGo WILL MEET ABBOTT.
The Plucky Red Man Thinks lie Has A

The Plucliy Red Man Thinks He Has a
Chance on That British Gold
The Firginian yesterday received a
letter from Frank Wongo, stating that
ne Is ready to accept Stanton Abbott's
challenge published in The Eirginian OF
Wednesday last, and meet the ex-light-
weight champion Of England when the
latter is In Norfolk. Wongo is former
member OF the Cherokee Indians, OF
North Carolina. He was brought TO
Portsmouth. Va. With an, I(psdiap. lnedI,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
/ ocean, view.

ff5atss Miles e Raymond, who made such
I pronounced hit at Ocean View last week,
ARE retained, and this week are doing
i another speciality equally as pleasing as
Sstlle Baby in the Cradle" jy 1S-5t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
Sterling silver.

#sS III essrs. Greenwood e Bro. have in
srluded heir immense stock Of sterling
Set1Yer5ins their nidsumme rs spe cial sale
3an q unusual Inducements offered In 1t
5SEs we'll B az jeWelry. watches, and dia-
siinonds. The expected supplies Of East
ma MS for kodakE have come to hand.
@and hey are offering the new Falcon
$500 camera, which is the best ever
produced for the money Kodaks and
supplies are the same price ail$over the
gcoun Try. q nd no deviation For the best
Al fheir several departments call at No.
4 bs N o. In isl reet,EneWsnufnber. 31St
;SsS Dr. SEX, eye expert. Is located per-
ss,nanerlt iY,5s 1Ixa nations free. y. II.
aless New m u $40 Ma in treet. 81 sE
Sss HSa 3r. OK 4 about you II eyes. ~ All
1885 tese bed are Euarnn tesd #
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ocean view Attractions.

G$84 die Miles limitation Of "the baby in
: the era de- at Ocean View this week Is
8simply immense. He is a most excel
lent black face comedian.
81 !zs4$ lNTsE a 7 -gsfSs Nv 1917
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

22ss5 Miss Daisy Raymond, Of the team Of
Miles and Raymond, al Ocean View
( this week, was formerly a resident Of
q Norfolk 53El IN ADJ jy 1877
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Norfolk ana ola I'oiut.

All street car conductors, will sell
tickets to-day and hereafter at fifty
cents for the round trip. Th s includes
street car fare in Norfolk. Sixteen
trains each way daily. jcStf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

"a Tor the past % hours: #a,
Maximum temperature .............. Sc
Minimum temperature .............. 81
Normal temperature ...... ........ 20
Departure from normal plus
Departure from normal since Jan
uary 1st ...... $3.50. ........ plus %
Rainfall during pass "a hours ...... .02
Rainfall since July LIST ..............1 lao
Mean humidity ...... .............. 81
j. ]. GRAY. Observer
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ssSssSoss ssssssasx>aA
|aiz 5 den 5
B. Eagle. B|'R Ii / 5
1 Con DEN SEQ EiEaK. &
& FOE go yEaRS 4
!; 5szEs kEa0IAf kAssKYf c0D. y
q . nc II S.
aRoOAS 2ll AND ZIP COLUMRIA BUILD.
ma GRANNY; STHEhV.

q R0OAS III AND ZIP COLUMBIA BUILD.
tatS ING GRANNY STAEhV.
% s;sS5; 81 81 ssis AihN1. ei.
s Dwelling No. u razewell sttect,
SOS Weliing GHo.slaS BLte street.
5sSSS Fiat No. 20 lCharlottes street,
S${ss58 Dwelling NO. 10 Cumberland street
sEI Dwelling No. 12s High street.
II l Dwelling No. 200 York street.
s5g OWelltnE No 2y4 Duke street
s2tS5f dwelling No. 3lS Roush stl Get
3.5 rs 4 4SSWeiEnS I. NO. Al York Place
s$ dwelling 1873 Duke street sl +li
81 dwelling $No.4S Main street sf
W DWeilins, No. S25 Main street
iiIIMeiiinE NESS Cumberland street
mouse No. H4l Bank street.
3BweI1insgs ~ a. as Shields street
iWnrehouse 81 and 81 Roanoke Dock.
i store No 81 CRANKY street.
{: Store S. Commercial Place.
4 store NO. b5& Church street
4 Etpcea Nos. 45 and Al Commerce
55E Stofes NOS 2lS and PIT Church street
II STORES Nos. 125 Water street. ~
Granny and Commerce streets
Isl SS gaIS NO. IsG Main street.
Y, Hal over Nos. PSI and 255 Main stree,
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% III FOR RENT.
\. 44 ,,lO-F0-otf of Ground Floor
Space, with Power: will be d.
3ylded to SUIT tenant.
For SALE

~ Lot on Tn nlSli.l avenue, West End Land
company. Frice, $600.Oo cash.
- synagogue on Church street nearly on
posite2 Freem SONY q. good chance for n
good Inv eE tnlent fIt3g2 ~ - -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
METEOROLOGICAL DATA.

u. s. Department: Of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk. July 10.
The follc wing obserVGtIons are recorde
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-03
CIRCUIT COURT.

In the Circuit Court, before Judge
Hervey yesterday morning, George
Baird introduced petition asking that
a rule be issued for Charles Martin, re-
curing him to show cause why Baird
should not be given custody OF Della
Wilson. a 13-year-old child. A previous
order Of the court gave the custody OF
the girl. who is an orphan, to her uncle
Baird. who alleges she was stolen by
Martin. and given to her grandmother,
with whom she has been making her
home for some time. Judge Heryey
granted the rule. and when Martin ap-
peared in the afternoon he was fined for
contempt. The child was very much
affected by the action of the court, and
tearfully protested that she did not
want to leave her grandmother.
A judgment for $1,000 for the plaintiff
in the suit of Kyne VS.. Wheeling and
Citizens Railway Company was en-
tered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
dividuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
dividuals.
Mrs. VIM. Riggs, of Marshall county,
is visiting at DR.. L. L. Riggs.
Miss yesterday, Of Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Fannie Kline, of North
Wheeling
Ernest Young, of Washington, Pa, is
visiting DR.. L. Riggs, of South Chap
line street. Mr.. Young will leave to-
day for Lushton, Neb., where he viii
teach school.
]. f. Cree, an attorney Of Wells
burg. was in town yesterday on bust
ness.
Miles Sweeney. of South Market
street, is confined to his bed and In q
very serious condition.
John Burke, of Cl2rksburg, is Wis
ting his cousin. Thos. Spellman, Of
the South Side.
VIM. Klevies, son of Chief Klevies,
has been appointed engineer at the Nj
agara to succeed Edward Carr.
Mrs. Stephen Waterhouse, jr., who
has been critically i'll, is somewhat bet
ter.
Work will be commenced immedi-
tely to rebuild the Riverside foundry
and mill shop burned down over
week ago. E. NJ. Holiday & Co. yes
terday sent a lot of lumber to the Riv-
erside.