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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
News Of the City Courts and Of the
Clerks Office Transactions.
JUDGE pREATiS DECLARES INVALID
Tint section of the Ordinnnce Rc.u.
IntinE tho sale OF Liquor, winch
Limits the Widih of streets on
Which IsRrs May be Ioentcd-
other Court Items.

In the City Circuit Court, the spring
term OF which began yesterday, Judge
Prentis delivered an ouinon OF great
general interest as affecting section Of
the Goodridge ordinance. The case is
that Of w. l.. Lintz ads. The City OF
Norfolk, on appeal from the decision Of
the Police Justice. Following is the de-
csion:
The warrant charges that w. L. Lintz
has violated the ordinance commonly
known as the "Goodridge ordnance" in
that he, being licensed retailer OF II
quors, beer, &c, conducted such bust
ness at No. 8 Talbot street. public
thorouShfare, less than thirty-fivc feet
in width, without special permission or
the Councils. &c.
It appears that the appellant has been
duly licensed by the Corporation Court
to do business at No. . Talbot street.
The facts charged are admitted. and
the appellant, who was found guilty and
fined by the Police Court contends in
this court that the provision Of the ordi-
nance under which he is prosecuted is
invalid.
Several questions are raised by coun-
sci, but deem it only necessary to refer
TO one point, which is decisive OF the
case. There is n conflict between the
Corporation Court. which is the license
granting power, and the ordinance en-
acted by the Councils. the license regu-
iutiHS power, as 10 the SultaDlCneSS Of
the place to do such q business.
1t Is perfectly we'll settled by u long
line of decisions which are collected in
lfth American and English Encyclopae-
Ola or Law. page 2lS, that an ordinance
TO be valid, must not contravene the
general law. by the general law the
courts In this State are alone empowered
to grant licenses to sell liquor, and ex-
pressly authorized to determine whether
or not the place is Suitable, convenient.
and appropriate . for such Il business.
(Acts of Assembly 1SS9-90, page 2l5;
1885, page 1852
1t must not be forgotten however
that the Councils In the cities have very
large powers in regulating such bust
ness SO licensed by the courts.
1t is clear then that in undertaking to
determine as to the appropriateness Of
the place for conducting the business,
the ordinance invades the province OF
the Corporation Court. TO this extent
1t violates the general law. and is hence
invalid.
The Judgment will therefore be re-
verSed.
The question a S to whether the failure
Of the Electoral Board Of Norfolk coun
~ to appoint judges Of election entities
the old Judges to hold over and fiji va
cancics will be tested in the courts, It
is said. 1t is expected that Judge Prem
It's, Of the Circuit Court. will be asked
today to grant an injunction to restrain
them from doing so.
The case Of William L. Wolf & Co.
VS.. W. a. Stewart; Judgment for plain
tiff for S4SS.75
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THE DRUmMERS' TAX.
The State Treasurer Has Arranged 10 Haya
the Supreme Courts Opinion.
A MIXTURE OF RELIGION AND POLITICS
''rhnt Little Niger PrcncIlcrn Rc.
ccivcd II Large Cnntribuiion- The
State Frcnsurer Denicstha Tie Dis.
plays EnroritiHIn Towards Any
Bank in Natter OF state deposits.

Raleigh. n. c., May 1O.-(SpeciaD-
Legislature imposed a $50 license tax
on drummers. The State Treasurer
ruled that as this could not apply to
drummerS from other States it could
not apply to those from THIS State But
some Of the Trcasurer's bondsmen ar
river at the conclusion that ii would
be best for the Supreme Court to pass
upon the matter. So the Treasurer has
arranged with Julius Lewis, OF this city,
1or a friendly suit to test the matter.
die will order the Sheriff to. call for the
tax. On appeal by the firm the mat
ter goes to the courts. Meanwhile the
law will not be enforced. The Treas
urer says the Attorney General is not
here and that lie himself has al at
tofney, so he takes this course.
DENIES FAVORITISM.
The charge is made that The State
Treasurer in the matter OF deposits is
showing favors to particular banks
This he denies He says lie has depos-
ITS in banks al over the State; mainly in
those In which they were made by his
predecessor; that deposits are made in
some new banks, which have deposited
collateral.
me weather IS quite warm during the
day. but is unsea s0nably cool at night
This checks the growth Of cotton to some
extent.
An examination for Tuberculosis is
AS yet no case has been found
TICO-RELIGIOUS WORK.
Yesterday $3.50 was raised for Rev r.
II. ". Leak. widely known in North
carolina politics as that little Niger
preacher Leak" He did good work for
the Democrats here in last Mondays city
election and is thus rewarded. 1t Is a
rather amusing mixture OF religion and
politics. Leak crashed James II. Young,
his colored political opponent, and this
gave him JOY. At a mass meeting yes
terday in Metropolitan hall prominent
white men received the collection FOR
Leak.
The Brotherhood OF St Andrew in the
two dioceses in this State and from
South Carolina and the missionary do
cese Of Ashville meet here next Friday
evening and remain in session two DAYS.
a very handsome chapel. OF brown
stone. Is being built At lockwood Gene
tery mere, and is to be completed August
LIST.
The State Fair horse racing pro
gramne was prepared to-day. The date
OF the fair Is October. THIS year It Is
In the grand circuit beginning. in New
Jersey ana ending in South Carolina,
and SO the best horses will be seen.
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT.
The education exhibit was one OF the
new features OF the last State Fair. I.
VIII this year far surpasS the Grs, one.
Profs. Toms ana Hnwel! will be in
charge. The Raleigh Graded School
Committee makes an appropriation for
an exhibit.
AT the poultry division Of the State
experiment farm all the records for two
years were accidentally burned, so all
that work will have to be done over
again. Mr.. Hcge, in charge. says the
Wyandotte and plymouth Rock fowls
are found to be the best
I r., .,
to-day at Wake Forest and Jailed here
Tor murder OF John Gill
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Red i:.Sf az.

Edenton. N. c., May 10.-(Special.)-
DR.. Darden, Of Currituck county, is here
on visit to his daughter, Mrs. l.. L..
Brinkley.
Evangelist Scheduled. OF Danville,
Va. arrived in this town Saturday and
preached 81 the Methodist church Sun
day morning and evening to immense
congregations. He is accompanied by
MIR. Van Pelt, who conducts the song
service. There will be services daily
during the coming week at II o'clock
n. IN. and s p. IN.
The bank is closed to-day, IT being
decoration day.
Mr.. Louis Hines spent Sunday in Eliz-
abeth City.
Rev. y. w. Burfoot preached at Yeo-
PIN Sunday. Several from Edenton
were present
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police Court,

Ed. Barnes and James Hennessy.
fighting; fined $3.50 each
Henry Williams. driving a passenger
wagon belonging to o. L. Williams. Of
PORTSMOUTH. without a license; dismiss
ed.
Matte Kemp. colored larceny OF a
Dress the property Of Sally Antrey;
fined $3.50.
George Ward thirty days In jail In de-
fault Of furnishing bond for sobriety.
August Lindon. begging on the street:
fifteen days in jail.
Martha Billups and Mary Glasgow,
both colored, breach of the peace; fined
$3.50 each.
w L. Brent. fighting: fined $3.50.
irene Williams. coIored. street walk
ing; fifteen days in jail In default of
lurhishlns bond for good behavior.
Della Gray, larceny OF $40 the proper
~ or e. G. Casey: continued till to-mor-
row and the accused bailed
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A Timely Friend.

With perfect propricty may we call
that excellent remedy, Salvation Oil,
& timely friend This iiuimcnt rapidly
cures rheumatism, neuralgia and pains,
when other remedies fail. Mr.. Jno.
NJ. Hall, Ashland, Va, writes 81
suffered with rheumatism in the ankle
and the muscles connected Herewith.
Salvation Oil at once relieved the sore
ness, reduced the swelling, and cured
the pain. No other linimcnt that ever
used did me SO much good"
:, Sold by
= = ANHSN'S PHARMACY. 400 Butte street
n,6LbRiGD r WEST, PIG Main ST
HTfsT f. ~ n m.9eLMEs & co, &c Main st. .
STORE. 50 - - : : - =. y
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfnlk mud PortnInouth
AlnS 10. Gsa7.
ARRIVALS,

British stmp. Lord Kelvin. Steel. Mo-
bile TO Amsterdam, to William Lamb &
Co. Agents. Coaled and sailed.
British stmp. Palona. Holttun, New
Orleans. to Rouen. to William Lamb G.
Co, Agents. Coaled and sailed.
German stmp. Romuius, Gordon, New
York. 10 William Lamb & Co, Agents,
for cargo
Schr. G. a. White. Connor to William
Lamb & Co. Agents, for coal.
Schr. Howard Il. Peck, Hamilton, to
William Lamb & Co. Agents. for coal
Schr. r. and 7. Hargroves, Risley, to
William Lamb & Co. agents. for coal.
.Schr. William F. Collins. Fullerton.
New York. with 400 tons birthstone.
Schr. Charles w. Alcott Johnston,
New York. 10 James river, light
Schr. Grace Van Dusen, Lee. Phila-
deiphia, with coal
Schr: Henry p. Ravens. Walton. New
York, light.
Barges y. and w Nos. and S. Sol
taire and San joaquin. to William Lamb
d Co., Agents, for coal.
CLEARED.
Schr. Clarence Holland, Holland, Pc
tcrshurg, light.
Barge Davie Crockett, Hoboken, with
coal.
Barge Western Belle, East Providence
with coal
Schr Emma r. Angel Trip. E. Bos-
ton. with coal.
Schr George P. Davenport, Mcleod,
Portland, with coal.
Tug Volunteer Baltimore, with two
bargcs in tow
more, with barges Daisy Bell and Thos.
2. Strann
Barge Glide and six Tyler barees for
North Carolina.
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as s.lFAX.

Halifax, N. G. May 10.-(SDecial)-The
concert which was given at the court
house last week was repeated Thursday
night with the programme somewhat
changed. and the attendance was equal
~ as large as the first night.
Services were conducted at the NJ. +.
church yesterday by the Rev. +. T..
Rose.
Mr.. Brooks GriZ2ard, Of Roanoke Rap
IDS. was III town 4 short while yester-
day.
Quite a good catch OF rock fish was
the Friday night f1shcrman's luck.
Work on the Gary dwelling has
stopped for awhile.
Mr.. George Gillian returned home last
week from Edcnton, where he had been
at the fisheries.
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FOSTER BLACK,
ALNAiI II. MARTIN,
FRANKLIN ID. GILL,
mali-tds Trustees

g ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN RE:RK-
- LEY .--FulSunnt to tho terms OF z dead
or trust to me rs trustee, dn!cd January
10Th. 1888. and dniy r"cordcd and at The
request Of the. narty thcicby secured.
VIII OFFER for SNic by Public auction In front
OF! or ne Eotlolli county courthouse, on
O'Clock m, The Following property:
THAI VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
IN l'crkley, with frontage OF 1?2 LILO feet
bounded on the east by said road: on The
south hy the lot owned by j. ". White
hurst IN his lifetime: on the west by cove
or branch OF the Elizabeth river and on
the north by the lot formerly owned by
Herbert and others.
Also an undivided onc-fourth interest
in two certain parcels Of land III Washing
ton District, Norfolk county, Va. One OF
said tracts designated as a." ana the
other as NO. t." on the plat OF land be-
longing to the heirs Of Nathan el 'rutcm,
deceased, Parcel "a contains Gas acres.
and IS located on tbs. NORTH side al tho
turnpike road. Parcel mo. G. contains
2.S9G acres and Is likewise located on Tho
north side OF said turnpike road. This
property is offered in GROSS Gnd not by the
acre.
TlIRMS:-onc-th third cash. on.-third in
ono anG one third n two years from day Of
Shic; deferred payments TO he evidenced
by notes OF the purch ser bearing interest
from date and secured by deed or trust
which Is to he written. rccored and re-
leased at the cost Of liz. purchaser.
.na2-tds
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Nottceto Mariners,

HUDSON RIVER WRECK BUOY
DISCONTINUED spar buoy
painted with red and black horizontal
stripes. which was established in the
hudson river on April 30, 1897. about
3oo yards OFT Morris street wharf, err
scy CITY, y. j.. to mark the wreck Of q
s , cahal BOAT, was taken up and
discontinued on the Sth Instant ;rha
wreck has been removed Liberty Sta
Tue. 5. ". Is s.; Castle WlliaS fabstarf.
;: by o. Is e.; Trinity church spire IN.
~, S. r. by L. Is Z.
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Law ma Ghnnccry Court.

The writ Of habeas corpus In the case
or Michael Traver. OF North Carolina
VINO is In the city Jail as an absconding
debtor. was argued In the Court Of Law
and Chancery yesterday, and went over
till Wednesday.
Mr.. James Graham, Jr., agent for the
master and owners Of the steamship
Bridesmaid, has entered suit here
against the United States for saving
the Winter Quarter Light Vessel No 45
which was found adrft in the Gulf
Stream on December so, 1896. The
amount claimed Is $4,000.
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AsCEION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY II. l.. Page &, Co.. Auctioneers. No %
Bank street.
6 ALE AT AUCTION, or VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE. ON MARINER
STREET. IN THE CITY
.W ON Nnp1,nJ t.
OF NORFOLK,

by virtue or Il deed Of trust made by
h ta,,h, a. - keefH on the 18th day Of Sep
temDci' 1871, to Joseph r.. Spratley, trus-
Tee, now deceased, 10 secure 10 tie Mer-
chants and Mechanics Savings Bank OF
here fter mentioned, shall, as substi,
,uted trustee. under the said deed pro-
e seq 70 sell al nublic AUCTION, to the high
IN the city OF Norfolk, on
THURSDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF MAY.
the following valuable real estate. sI.u
ated on the north side OF said Mariner
street. ana bounded as described as fol-
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
Win NJ me double brick tenement numbered
- ana ~ thereon Gold nulnbcrs.) situated
on thc north side of Mariner street be-
Sinning at i, point thereon Distant fifty
t t%o n rect ten INCHES. more or less. from
and Mariner streets, and running thence
eastwaidly, along Mariner street, thirty
Two ieGt; thence northwartliy, in limo
SO. ninety-threc feet two inches: thence
N line parallel With Mariner street or
WardlE In line perpendicular to Mariner
inches to the point of beginning. il being
Hcyed by Matthew OK eefe to Joseph r..
Sprn tleE, trustee as aforesaid. by deed Of
TERMs-one-thill cash. and balance
upon credit OF six, twelve ana eighteen
months, for negotiable notes in even
amounts. carrying interest from the date
Of sale. and the title 10 he retained until
the notes are paid: or, at the option Of the
purchaser. :. deed Will he given him, aud
q deed OF trust taken 10 secure the de-
ferred payments, but all conveyances n
this event mus, be paid by the pure haser
including release deed. when one is
given
WILLIAM II. WALES. JR..
Substituted Trustee.
III. l.. PAGE & CO.,
ma1l-tdS Auctioneers
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AUCTION SA,.ra-rsrrr,nED,Y

T FCSTt,E'S SALic.-BY VIRTUE or,
CERTAIN deeds OF trust, executed 10 me
Ey e, II. Harper. ". a. Galloway, NJ IT,
GSiili i.,. X. a; Thurman. l.. W, and ".
a: l.. Wittrn and \. W.Spint}lc. the dererr-
co payments on the purchase price Of here
inaIter ineniioncu lots all Of which Is due,
Clerks office of Norfolk county court,
ana default having been made by the said
the hcnecares. will proceed to sell ut
public auction a. tile Real Estate EN-
change. In Norfolk City, VA. al twelve
me lots, viz Lots numbered 2. O. 10. ~
-. " AMI Y on map OF lots Of w. II. II.
rice. which said map is OF record IN Nor
folk County Court Clcrk's office 'rhc
LOIS are fully described In said map ami In
Geeds from y. y. Witten aad II. W. Spin
die 10 the rnrcha scrS.
TEItMS--ALL CASH
WALTER NJ. PIERCE.
ap23-TuS Trustee.
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SIGNS OF STRENGTH
(Conciuded from Seventh Pare,
mand. Dressed hogs, 4Rc. per pound.
Lambs 607c. per pound.
Peanut ,sSIirl<Ct.

Farmers. market quiet and steady;
fancy da 2ssQ2Ac: strictly prime. 2l4 q
2asc.; prime. 2@2hc.: Spanish, Sic; low
grades, 1ia0lAc.
Hand Picked-Fancy, 3M@3hc.; ex-
s eras. 21s@2Mc: third grade, &C.; No. /
spanish shelle6. 4a.c.; No. Virginia, 2h
02Ac.; No. 3 Virginia, &c,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bide are invited for the work Of level!ng
ana grading the property OF The Willough-
py Reach Company al Willoughby Spit.
Information furnished at the office OF
W. d. Pender, Secretary
Right TO reject any and all bids reserved
THE WILLOUGHBY BEACH co.
lna9-3t
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Sp0ltHn.

Captain Steel. British Steamship ord
kelvin. reports having spoken Ameri
can schooner Fred. A. Boland on the
9Th instant, heading North Latitude &c
degrees 20 minutes: longitude "A degrees
20 minutes r-- - 80
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CAROLINA

white and one colorcd--arc in the field
With the exception OF that ward the
old board were renOninated and will
be reelected without opposition
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids are invited for three miles OF plank
walk at Willoushby Beach. Plans and
specification Will be furnished al The office
Of w. u. Ponder. Secretary
THE WILLOUGHBY BEACH co. :
maG-3r -
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Ply VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF a
=, - certain deed of trust executed by N.
r. Tatem 10 the undersigned trustees,
dated The nth day Of February, lS95. re.
corded IN the Clerks office OF Norfolk
county Court, In D. B. 1872, y. I57. we viii
Norfolk County Courthouse door on
FRIDAY, THE 2lST DAY OF MAY, 1897,
at II O'Clock m, the following property
to-wit: AN undivided onc-fourth interest
In two certain parcels Of land. in WASH
ing on Magistcrial District, Norfolk Coun-
", Va. One OF said tracts designated as
;" and the other as mo. g." OH the plat
OF land l.:lonS nS 10 the heirs OF Nathaniel
'Iatem. deceased. Parcel ~ contains
. iSll acres. and parcel NO. G. contains
39Ge acres, both parcels are situate On
the north side Of the turnpike road.
TERAlS--GASH.
FOSTER BLACK
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Cnnpbc,l'. pho,osrnn,,.

Before going elsewhere to have pho.
tographs made call at my studio and see
ne quality and prices Of my work
Campbelra, 340-344 Main street,
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NEpriue Miscellany.

Port OF New York, May 9.--Arrived,
schr. Edward Smith. Mclean, Norfolk.
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AussrIOS SArEs-.r,.,s nav

- r. IL age q Co.. AEcttorcera, No. g
Eank strec.. n = 80
MISE s,St, HOUSE AND LOT, NO. a7G YORK
WI: al IL lII lNeW nunber) AT AUCTION
~ oe sola at public auction on TUES
M M May nth, at Il O'Clock M, at the
~ S3c dtHui Estate and Stock Exchange,
M NJ A aTe VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
i Tn,i,s 2 -, OH street, Between Rotsh and
hna KITCHEN lot 80 by 100 feet. III -
nfI : Ss S-ome. Third CASH balance in
cured by deed of trust on the pronerttv'
II. l.. PAGE &, co
.'o-toS ~ 5&E#s}sF AucIiOncera @
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BY Tic Morris Auction House. Ct and e,
New Market Place. e"''s' 70

] AEGE SALE OF FINE FUT,NITURD
-, =. carpets. Rugs, Drugsets, fine Deco,
iateu ware, PICTURES, Stoves, Pianos Or
sans, Lace Curtains. Portieres, Spreads.
etc, etc. az our auction house THIS (Tues-
pecially invited II. r. M0RRiS
it " ii1-lt Manager.
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lna2-tds

RY VIRTUE or a DEED OF TRUST
- executed by a. G. lIudgins. to The I'M
derS!gncd trustees, dated August 10th,
1922 recorded In Tho Clerks office OF tho
County court Of Norfolk county. Va, in
y. r. laa, page 5l7, whereby tie property
hereinafter described was conveyed TO said
trustees TO secure the payment of Ger
tain bond therein mentioned, either as q
Whole, CT in monthly instnllment rs !s
therein mentioned, and default- having
been made In the payment Of said bond
as therein provided, and the undersigned
having been requested by TIE Board OF Di-
rectors OF the South Eastern ];uidiu, and
Loan Association 50 10 do. viii offer for
sale Mt public auction, ri tic Rra! Estate
Exchange, 2aG Main street Norfolk Va
Oh the llth day Of MAY, lS!,; ut ~ o:cio.i;
"a, the following described property:
ALL THAT CERTAIN PlEi,f; Or PAR
GEL Or LAND, with the buildings ard
improvements thereon. lying a: on ncnr
I.ambcrt'a Point. lIorfo!l rui;nty, Va, con-
sstinE OF lots lG and II in Block 10. rs IS
designated on the plat OF tho property az
the Lamhcri's Point Investment Company,
duly, recorded On tic OFFICE or the CLERK
OF the county Court Of Norfolk county
Vn.D together with hi ii,c privileges ana
appurtcnances thereto belonging;
Sad property IS s!iuatsl IN the north
II. & w, II. y: lcad!n!, 10 I:rnbcr.'s i'o.rt
Knitting M.!ls aud the Rowtlrn Ferry
Eoad, the Improvement uron which cna-
sist Of dwelling h olsc with Il store .Ec-
meath, nnd al necessary outbul!ding3.
3 TERMS Cash 1855 lSsa,l rs
Il; ". WII!TEHURsT,
lH. sE@sf nEtIIIt1S J. MOTIF NC31S ASS ls=&g9
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NOTICE..

THE GREENWICH INSURANCE
COMPANY, of New York, hereby gives
nollcc that II has appointed Mcssrs Bur-
cess u Dcy, OF No 2i5 Main street, Its
agents for tho CITY OF Norfolk and vicin.-
~ In place or Mcssrs. ID. Humphrey &:
On the 2gth OF April last, from which date
the,r authority to act as Agents OF this
Company ceased. Mcssrs. burgess & Dcy
alone have authority to cancel policies
make cndorscmentsn or transfers. or per-
form any act relating to the Compary's
business IN Norfolk - -.
IS na9-10t laI $500 :. -. Il
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u MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE P0sToFFIcE NORFOLK, VA
sve MGn ~ XEN Gng 3aIs oyer Of Bright New
which we will sell at the following Low Pricesor one week
only-conmencing Tuesday morning
No. no Mems Me, Suits at $2.4s; worth $500.
NO. NO. Ten,s Suits at 1928; worth $3.50.
No. MEMS Suits, Fine Blac ok Worsed SIS 49, worth 50 So
TO Mems suis Imported Worsed 81 q; worth $3.50
Mems Pants, 4ec., zee, 9ec., S1.2s, sl.48. $Ios
NO. w 6pyS s. SuS, dong pans Il 10 - years, s1ss
s2.2S; worth s475 9 = = sea's'
No. Boys' Suits, Chevios and Tweeds Il to 10 years
I, $4.98; worth $3.50
No. Boys Suits Homespun and Novelties, II to 10
Chldrens Wash Suits, ages to years. 2ec worth 75c
Ch!ldrens Wash Suits ages to wears 39c worth 81
Chlld s Wash Suits ages TO years, &C.; worth
500 pairs eac nc Chdrens Knee Pants &C. Co. &c. 19c
we cannot begin to enumerate in this small space-tne
IMMENSELY OF our stock which has just come to hand and to
dwell upon its individual merit but call your attention to No
in our list Of Mems Suits at 1898 It's marvel Of chean
Mesa wonder Of the 10Th century Same hjng annies f.
our So OF Boys },s and nd C q gn Suits
weather eye-and will maintain them to the end We cannot
impress upon your mind focby the importance Of comns
F Manufacturers you get Clothing at
n reaching SUBSCRIPTIONS clothed with rich promises bat
desperately deceltu-the air is pregnant with them -Four
Baes have called today and said they We're nisled
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