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Cord wood and baled
LAY at Trainings.
KLONDIKE WALL PAPER

10000 rolls. For 80 days it will pay you
to buy for next years hanging. ssvun.
~;y-fve-cent paper for 40 cents. A
closing out at cost. Large lots belo1v
cost.
LOVETT, Second streek
, 1897-11-03

but such was the lack OF interest this
plurality of IS, 900 over Williams. There
were a few close contests for seats in
either branch of the legislature.
, 1897-11-03
$2OOOoo

SeAilllng'S Best baking pow
der is fresh.
But that doesn't ma,,cY-;t
is stronger when a year old
than any other is when f,.,h.
A Schilling 4 Company
San Francisco gUlt
, 1897-11-03
NEW YORK.


New York, Nov. S.-Tammany's vic
tory in the first municipal election in
Greater New York is a sweeping one.
Following is the grand total of votes
received by the three leading candi-
dates for mayor in greater New York,
complete eturus having been received
from all the districts: Van Wyck,
235 1871: Low, 145.S 75: Tracy. lOl 1928.
Van Wyck's plurality over Low, 49,.
3Os.
New York. Nov. 2.-The rain which
prevailed generally all e the state
had the enect OK keeping oack a great
many Of the country votes all over the
state.
Conceding to Judge Parker demo-
crat, a majority OF 1OO.0OO IN the Great
er New York. 1t Is probable he has
won IN the state.
The returns for assemblymen are en-
tirely lacking In h Greater New York
districts, owing to h large number OF
ed before the assembly nominees are
reached and the results here will prob
ably not be known until tomorrow.
ooe VI NC"
~.
49," M -. ~. 49,. - 49,.
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D .,e"
COLORADO.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 1.-THE election
in this city passed on In the quietess
manner imaginable. The vote Is but
little over half OF that cast last year
Re%turnes from the city up to II O'Clock
indicate the election Of the most, II not
all Of the candidates of the silver re-
publicans. The returns from the state
are too meagre to warrant anything
more than a guess on the result. Al
the silver republican headquarters the
election Of Hayt is claimed by from
1000 to 1000 plurality. while the pop
ulists and democrats claim Gabbert's
election by o,OOO.
, 1897-11-03

One of the ingalls, girls, who is very
proud OF her father, recently attended
a semi-public dance. In the course of
the evening 'says the Kansas City
Times) she was approached by an Alch-
isun young man. the son o: a grocery
keeper. who had known her from in
fancy, though not intimately. He asked
her for a dance, when she replied, as
she drew back a little superciliously:
Il think you are ;he son of cur grocery
keeper, but I infer that you do not know
me. | am the daughter OF the Hon.
John J. Ingalls," ingalls,? Ingalls?"
musingiy inquired the young grocery
man; where have | heard that name
before? Oh, yes, | remember now
Your father was the man who reported
the Corbett-Filzsimm5ns prize-figh!.'
, 1897-11-03

The treasurer's report was a YER,
lengthy document, IL follows:
, 1897-11-03

The marshal was instructed to en-.
force the law. but that official raised
the point that il was a state law and
was therefore beyond his jurisdiction,
He would, however. see the county at,
torney and make complaint as a citi,
zen. On motion. the city attorney was
directed to draw an ordinance cover,
ing the matter.
Mr.. HasSett, on behalf of C. II. UOus.
ton, made application for a permit to
raise the roof of a portion of his place
on Grand avenue, in order that the par
titiOn might be moved back.
This was deemed a violation Of the
fire limit ordinance. and after consid>
cradle discussion the matter was drop
ped.
Mr.. Hassett then called attention to
the Holiday building. which had been
permitted to go for months in viola,
ton of the law. but was informed that
the iron was now here and hat it was
the intention of the Holiday company
to put it on without delay.
After some talk about ashpits. the
council adjourned.
HAD AN EYE TO HER COMFORT.
The drama was approaching it's eli
max. The hero and heroine were
excited. They dashed wildly from side
to sid" of the stage. They painted for
breath. There seemed no escape, and
the excitement of the audience was
rapidly nearing the point where it
bursts into raptuous applause. the cur
tain goes down and the hero and hero.
inc %relinquish their mad rush for es-
cape to appear before the curtain with
sweet smiles and an attempt to hide
in%ordinate pleasure at the reception
accorded them.
OF course, the heroine was saved.
They always are, and as she reclined
half %fainting in her rescuer's arms,
gasping for breath, she exclaimed, as
any woman under the circumstances
would have exclaimed:
"Oh, do bring me Il drink. | am so
thirsty"
Before the statuesque hero had time
to relieve himself of his sweet burden
and declare: Love | am at yOur SER
vice." an old gentleman, whose appear
ance, belied rurality, spied the boy who
passed water to thirsty ladies in the
audience. Strangely enough he paid
no heed 10 the lady, who had announce
ed in no uncertain terms her desire
for a drink. The old man watched the
boy for a moment, as if expecting him
to respond to the demand from the
stage. But he did not, and the old
fellow, full of excitement from the
thrilling scene, half arose, and, turn
ing to the water carrier. exclaimed,
with a shake of his fist: Young fell
Ter, hain't ye got no Give
the lady a drink"
The curtain went down before a loud
smile, instead of amid the silence of
awe.-Detroit Free Press.
, 1897-11-03

LOvETT. Second stresk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
NEW nAIhnGAD ENTERPRISE.
~ VIII Fuf Hnlcfgh over Two TIours
SGHrcr IN New York.

lt is proposed to move Raleigh two
hours nearer to Washington New YorI,
ana other northern points
Ana what is better still, II is not only
proposed, but 1t will he done at once. Al
radS $2,Oto.oaJ of the bonds for This
scheme have been placed and Yesterday
me charter was granted by the Secretary
The corporation Is to be known MS '''rhc
oiu Dominion and Carolina Railroad Com
phhy, with II capital stock of $4,000 This
ToId Is to run from Merry Mount, on the
virginia line. In Warren county, to Ridge
way, In North Carolina, II distance of
about ten miles
inc directors OF the company arc: Peter
nrlund, Copenhagen, Denmark: Charles;
ilnil DAYS, Petersburg: Richard u. Davis,
pctcrshurg: II. a. Boyd, Warrcnton; John
Is; Davis, Warren Plains.
Or. Arlund has II controlling interest I'm
The company owning g74 OF the l. 600 shares
subscribed. In all there AFRO 5000 shares
10 be subscribed to.
This charter is simply nm extension of
the charter into North Carolina of tic
Richmond, Rlacktonc ana Southern rail-
road, and the building Of this tcn-m!lc line
Will connect Richmond and R!dgcway d.
reCtly almost by nm air line.
Work Is to commence inside OF sixty
days
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10

The workmcn recently called in the
navy yard We're very much surprised
at quite Il heavy discharge that took
place Thursday night in the censtruc-
ton department. as II was understood
;hat work would commence at once on
The Newark. which has been brought to
this yard for repairs.
The appropriation for this purpose,
however, is NOT available, and as the
"th"r reFair work was completed, there
was nothing 10 do but discharge a
portion Of The force.
The necessity for this is much regret
ted by Camnandnnt Farquhar and the
other officers Of the yard.
For Il week or more 1t has been ru-
mOrcd that the Newark might be order.
ed Ia New York for repairs. There
seems no foundation for this ut present
stii IL might he VOL for our business
men ana municipal bodies 10 take some
action To confer with our representa-
lives in Congress and in the Senate with
Il view OF securing as much work as
possible
The political struggle that opens with
every administration for the division of
places ana the overthrow Of The Labor
Beard. while charges Of discrimination
against certain men in making dis
charges have not been made as alleged
|; is said the foundation for this ru-
NOR originated with an acquisition to
that effect from one oil the forcmcn
against the outside master shiptittcr 1T
is understood his explanation 10 the
commandment was entirely satisfactory
II the Hon. w. \. Young keeps his
seat in Congress. as IS more than likely,
it IS hardly probable, with a Republi-
can administration. lie viii have much
Influence with making changes without
the consent of c&-CunEruSsman BuWden
who appear Ia be on top in dealing out
I'll" patronage in this section. If the
rules OF the Labor Board are conformed
with il is hardly probable for the next
two years at least there can be much
influence cXcrtcd by the leaders of either
political SIDE in making changes.
The best policy 10 pursue would APP.
pear Ia he q passive one. and all hands
pun together and get as much work
as possible. 50 as To give all 4 chance
NJ. james Harrison. who has been
engineer OF the commOdores launch for
about twenty years, was yesterday dis
charged from service, his term of ser
vice having expired He will rc-enlis,
and be sent TO Port Royal, S. c., to run
Il launch down there.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
THE SCHOOL. BOARD.
mo Regular Monthly Meeting ncld
p.nSf Might

ne school Board held their regular
nuhlhly meeting last night, with the
iioiowihs members present: ID. a. VIII
, =, president: George r. Trant, las
H. ~. iIh', James c. Proctor, T. y. Bill
!SoiE' K. =. Glover, T.. O. Young. w. ID.
M:nter' VIM. +. Lawrence.
inc minutes OF the last meeting wrrc
read and approved.
ne committee on School Regulations
reported that the COMMITTEES >hnd de.
80" % give an additional medal to
Two scholars in the Second District
they having the same AVERAGE IN ~
't"H' the action Of the committee In
"EmeiEig the extra medal was anprovcd
ny committee on Buildings and Sun
.i..c% reported having had the bell i'm
o!'r = afth District School hung. etc, /
cC&t OF SIS On motion, the renori
OF me committee was adopted.
Inc Finance COMMITTEES submitted
tneiF report showing the amount Of
money necessary Ia run the srhonls for.
i"a, w to be $17,5ii.O9. From this Is
10 De deducted A.+ii.21, whic, the state
provides for; The amount to b., furnished
oy the city to be Sl3.l59.7o
On motion, the clerk was instructed
10 ASK the Council for sail amount.
ne Superintendent; suDmirtrl mis- re-
port lGr June. showing ths number rf
Sehoois III operation. etc. liz asked that
ams schools be connected with the sew
'''SN t'aNlcn. On nDttpn, tho
renort was received ANA filed.
The clerk submitted his r1pnr. show
ing the number Of warrants isSu.,J dur
ihS the month. etc. on motion. tho 70
port was ordered 10 be fled
y communication was received from
MISS llarper, asking that stcnography
be taught in the schools ana that she
be employed as teacher.
On motion. the clerk was instructed
10 notify her OF the receipt of her com
munlcation and to state that the board
ana not deem 1t advisable 10 Introduce
any new methods In the schools at pres-
cnt
lowed "
The next business was the election of
olhcerS Tor the year. MIR. Williams va
Gated the Chair and asked The Supcrin
'endent to take his place.
MI -. y. Williams, the present IL
cumbent, was placed in nomination and
was reelected unanimously. He made
n few appropriate REMARKS on assuming
the chair
The next business was the election of
clerk MIR. w. a. Culpepper, the pres
en- incumbent. was rc-clecaed.
The president reapro!ntcd all the old
committees for the next year.
On motion. the clerk was instructed
10 send Il communication to the Council
asking them to connect the schools with
the sewers during The holidays
On motion, adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
I'M BERKELEY

The Hon. r. a. Daniel and family, OF
Ware,ley. are the GUESTS OF Mr.. T.
Pritchard. on Lee street.
Miss Mamie Collier, who has been Wis
iting Miss Eddie Phillips, on Lee street
left for Newport News yesterday
Mir. Dock Grimm, who has been attend.
Ing the Southern Business College, left
yesterday for his home at Whitley
where he will srend the vacation.
Mr.. G. G. Palmer, general manager OF
the vapor stove exhibit, on Chestnut
street, Will close his place to-day.
Mrs Frances Hart, corner Washing ION
and Mulberry streets. who has been very
Ill for the past several days, has much
improved.
The Uniformed Rank Jr. o. u. 4. NJ.
OF Norfolk, came Owe: in a body last
night to visit the Thomas JEFFERSON
Council of this place.
y party wen. out last night TO attend
the revival ii Providence Christian
church.
Children's Day services viii come off
at Main street Christian church at II
y. NJ. next Sunday.
Rev. w. S. Long. ID. D.. OF Fsanklin,
va. II conducting a revival meeting at
Providence Christian church, near South
Ncriolk. assisted by Rev. w. J. Lame,
of Suffolk.
FUNERAL OF MIR. FENTRESS.
inc funeral OF the late John Fentress
'.uN pace yesterday morning nj lC
o clock from his late residence ncnr Cen.
terrille. ana was largely attended by rel
atives and friends. The services were
conducted by Rev. C. ID. Crawley. OF
south Norfolk Circuit. assisted by REV
John I. West. at the conclusion of tho
service the remains ware conveyed &c
the family burying ground at Mouni
l'lcasant. The following. gentlemen act,
ca rs pan bearers: Lee Lodge OF Berkeley
Is. CT r., j. II. Jacobs, William Nick
Woodhousc, }. Il. HUMPHREYS, and Curtis
-. old; Mes'Srs David and Fletcher
W right, William Curling, and Major w
III. ithcridgc
Hon. John NJ. Berkeley and wife hay,
gone TO the mountains of North Clrollna
TO spend the summer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
what tic r'rS'"sa" Wont" Ane 10

The FirShian would Ike to see work
begun on The Portsmouth electric road
1t would Ike 10 see some one establish
II bath house.
lt would like TO see all the proposed
bonms around here materializc.
II would like TO see the belt road
started.
1T would like to sec all the proposed
improvements at Timers Point start.
1t would like to see everyone sub
scribe to The NirSiniau
Ii would like TO see work in South
street commenced and completed
1T would Ike TO see the dust kept
down.
1T would like to see the street sprinlt-
Ter visit all parts of the city.
IL would lik,. 10 see the water COM
pany give lis more water.
1T would like to see about two hun
drei men put 10 work layinS the water
main between Portsmouth and Lake
kilhy. ana work them night and day.
II would like In SEE tho cutters kept
in better condition.
1t would like to see High street have
good sweeping once more.
IT would like 10 see the Old rlckcty
| horse cars ont of the way.
1t would like to see the City hall
used for city officers. ~ IT should he.
1T would like to sec a government
building put up here.
ii would like TO see all dogs that run
nj large nuHzled.
1t would like TO see some of the hi
cycle riders mere careful in regard to
pedestrians comfort.
1t would like to see q man who will
wait politely for IL train
II would like TO SEc tho Port Smout h
opera house completed before the next
season opens.
! would like To SEQ the rurnors pub.
| ished by The Nrg!nian yesterday all
come true.
1t would like to see some Of the
sneak thieves captured.
1t would like IL see some of the oir!
| houses that are n disgrace to the town
torn down.
1t would like 10 see some Of our MGR
chants get out of their lctharGy and
advertise so that people will know what
! they have on hand.
! 1t would like for excursionists to STAY
! on this side of tho river
| 1t would like for the public to know
| the value of printers ink.
1t would like 10 see tho number of
/ mail carriers Increased.
| II would like to see the streets In tho
condition they were before the sewers
| were laid
Il would like for the people who re-
ce!vc their pay to-day To spend 1t ut
home and help our merchants.
1t would like tp see the names Of
streets put on The corners rs ordered by
! the Council.
| II would like TO have the people who
yell through the streets at all hours OF
The night confined
| 1t would like 10 have new names adj
acd tn It's list Of subscribers.
1t would like for those who intend
10 leave the city to send In their names
al . l,f, tN1, -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
a srcc,n, prize ror.ne cn.,r,crs.

me Winchester special In Yesterdays
baltimore Sun says OF the ilremen's na-
rade In Winchester yesterday: ",rh,.
parade was one of the largest even seen
III Winchester and as the companies
PASSED the Judges stand they ali pre-
Sentcd a handsome appearances From
he cheers that each company received
by It's friends along the iinc Of march
II was evident that the judges had TO
10 some close counting to bestOw the
prizes upon the deserving ones. It was
conceded by all that they performed
their duty Faithfully when the prize for
the largest uniformed company was
given to the First Hose company. of
Hagerstown. Md, and band. This prize
was S50 For the bcsl equipped com
pany in the parade the judges decid sl
upon the Chambers Steam Fire com
Dany, Of Portsmouth. Va, and the Sol
diers' Home Band. This was q special
prize OF a handsome silyc--mnuntcd Ian
tern. The prize to the largest hook and
ladder company in the parade was
awarded to Empire Hook and Ladder
company, of Carlisle, Pa. Tonight The
various bands present are giving open
air concerts in different sections OF the
town. while the frcm@n, moi entirely sat
siiicd with the parade to-day. are Civ
ing the good people of Winchester pa
rhde No. .. They are using tin horns
and trumpcts Of every description In
stead of bands
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10

A IittlIc MfxedI.

In our yes ei'day issue q statement Twas
made that Justice Rutter had sworn out
n rrant againHt Constable Stafford 70.
abusing him and shsLkinE his fist in the
justices face. and that the Justice also
said that MIR. Stafford wac drunk. In
this we were little mixed. Mr.. Rutt.r
says he did not charge Mr.. Stafford with
being drunk, but that MIR, Stafford
charged him with being drunk. He
claims that no man ever saw him drunk.
Mr.. Stafford says he had reference tG
years ago. when he said he had seen
Mr.. Itutter drunk and not of late yeais.
The matter was called before Justice
Rutter yesterday. MIR. Stafford waived
an examination. and let 1t so to the
County Court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
POI T5NIC q % 4 II ~ u M S
ci1 larcn,, nax r.crcI.es.

The following programme of the Chill
arenss Day exercises was rendered to u
large audience at Calvary Baptis:
church Thursday night:
Hymn No. 27l. Praise Him." ~.
scripture Reading, Matthew xxi, Zig,
by superintendent.
Prayer by the Pastor.
Hymn. No 4o7, Loving Kind
Address, "Children OF the Bible. -
Willie Higginbotham.
lynn gnr1r; No s24' "softly and Ten
Address, little Moses BY His
C9orgic Bensten.
Recitation. That's Baby 49,.
WORTHY Hutchinson.
Address What Manner of Child
Shall This BE? ...... .....
John Cattenhead.
Recitation. Sound the Loud
Virginia Woodward
Hymn No. SIS, Peal Out the
N3tchword 1850. .......... --
Recitation, THE Burial Of Moses"
Mamie Sib"y
Hymn No. 40, "Oh Wondrous
Address, "rhe Child Samuel -.
Bcttic White.
hymn No. 59' Il Heap Thy Wei
paoi,ni,,, - &c, '.'... .!.... "
tsSSls1tbt', 'odlnucl
Ellie Sadler.
Hymn No. iS9. Pass i on"
recitation. The Bes. Medicine" -
Louisa Rodman
Hymn M. 500. Close 10 Thee.
Au1rc:a on "Colpo,tage and sunday
schools" MIR. w II Carney.
Mite song Eight Llttle Girls
Collection
flynn NO. COG, 10y to the
n'!lo ---
Address, The Child jesus
l'ennie Shepherd.
Recitation, Christ is Born" -.
JcEae Culpeppcr
Hymn No. 33l, "Ch:iSe Eccciycth
Sinful Men"
Recitation, Jesus, the Shepherd"
Lonsdllc Roper
recitation, The Youngest May
Come" ..... ......
Fannie Stafford.
Hymn No. GAG, Come to The Saw
louf $3.50. ....,
Recitation. Golden FIarps Are
Sounding 49,. 49,.
-Four Little Girls.
Sohg by Jessie Woodward
RECITATION, "Chr.:tians While
BERTHE Davis.
hymn NO. 6l9. Grown Him"
Benediction
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
SmuggIcd Tobacco Seizeu.

New York, July 9.-Customs Inspectors
To-day seized two lots OF smuggicd to-
pacco worth about $4,000. The first
seizure was made ut n hotel. corner Of
Dry and West streets, where several
bales of Sunpatra tobacco were found
l.atcr 100 small packages of choice
lear tobacco were discovered hidden
aboard the Red Star Liner Southwark
1t is believed that the tobacco WAS
SmuSsled into this country by members
of the crew of the steamer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
& Watch Thief Captu ed ana Given
six SeouthS

Recently number Of wc:kmcn at DIFF
fercni houses that are being built hnyC
been robbed of their watches. small sums
OF money, and other things that they
leave In their clothes which they hans,
around the building wildcat work. Two
well known gentlemen have lost watchc,;
within the past ten days. and have never
recovered them. Yesterday Mr.. Mckay,
carpenter. who was working on Ftth ,r
iSradg's house. on High street, hung his
pants mp in the back part OF the build
ing while he WAS 4; work in the from;
part. About 9 o'clock he flw Il ucgsu
man in The building. who had a cigarette
In his mouth. smoking. He went 10 the
man and told him he could not smoke
around there. The man said all right
ana stood there for a few minutes and
then went out. Mr.. Mckay said some
thing prompted him - 50 hook after his
watch He did so, and found Ina. II was
gone. He ran out and saw the negro go
down Dinwidd.c street and turn INFO
King. He followed him until he reached
Crawford street. Then he callarci him
Officer Winingdcr came up I'm the mean
time. Mckay told tho officer he believed
that the man had stolen his watch The
man denied it, III: OF being searched the
watch was found on him. IT" was ca.
rirh 20 tilc station house. Court being
IN session, he was given a trial. lie adj
mittcd having the watch on his person.
but alid that while in the house a small
boy came UP To him ana put The watch
In his pocket. and never said = word
His Honor gave him sly mon! liza in toil
He gave his name ns Wiliam Williams
and said he came from Berkeley. bu,
Lieutenant Onlv'.s sc,u:ini2ing eve.
knew better. He searched the rec0rj
ana found that his name WAS lin J0ncs
and that he had served six months rn.
rohhinS Mr.. Oaks ill several years ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Aunt Rnciiel's Horchouud nnd Eic.
pnplnunp.

Combined with Speers Grape Juice
and Rock Candy for Public Speakers
and Singers is being prescribed by
many prominent physicians, which is a
guarantee of its purity and its eniciep-
cy In curing pulmonary complaints. II
Is used IN preference to Cod Liver Oil.
and in many cases the curative results
are quicker and more permanent. For
sale by all druggists. Price % cents
and IS cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Crash hats, all sizes.
CHARLES r. WELTON & co.
Commencing M0u.sny Morning, Jnme
l4th.

Linen homespun suitlng in navy blue
and linen shades. just the thing for BIZ
cycle suits, at 7iac. per yard, richly
worth 121ac. Viola crepe cloth in light
shades, regular price lac. our price 81, g.
Just think, oil silk foulard, l9c. They
arc worth zoe. y new lot polka dot per
Gales. This week will he our banner
week for low prices
A. r.. PHILLIPS,
/ 500 Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
In Receiver. IVnu,Is.

Richmond, Va, July 9.-The ]. w.
Randolph Company, dealers in books
and stationery, went into the hands of
receiver this evening, Colonel j. V.
l'idgood being made receiver. The pro-
cecdng Is an entirely friendly one to
wind up the company's affairs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
TyIcr Carries Manchcster.

Richmond, Va, July 9.-Manchcstcr
elected tonight her delegates 10 the
State Democratic convention to be held
at Roanoke. The result was that the
delegation will cast ~. votes for Tyler
and Y vote for Ellyson in the convcn-
ton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
FOB SALE.

Eight lots on London street between
Pearl ana Cooke street, 30Xll3 each; also
twD lots on Glasgow street, ndjninint.
above lots in the rear. Can he divided
into eleven building lots. Price, s3,200--
N.Soo cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months. JOHN. L.. WATSON, ~.
je29 800 High street, Portsmouth, Va.