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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19
OYERCOAT ~OYERBOARD.
dropped from u Land Craft That Never steps
TO Pick Anything Up.

Afre engine turned out of a side street into
Columbus avenue. the other day, with the
tender hard after 1t, both going on the dead
Jump. The men on the tender were putting on
their coats as the apparatus swung around the
corner. There was a moment when the tender
touched the rails OF the cable car track whe n 1t
was necessary to hold on a little. In that
moment an o~vercoat went overheard.
Did they stop to pick II upf Just about as
much as they would have. stopped TO pick up a
horses on the dead jump, and left the o%vercoat
lying there in the street, same as though they
hut il was lust as safe there as 1t would have
been on the Il eman's back. He might need 1t
for comfort going TO the tre and coming home.
but IL was perfectly safe TO leave II there In the
street. as far as losin IL WAS concerned.
1t is even probable that the man who picked
a. mn WAS rather proud than otherwise of the
chance TO care for II and return II to the engine
house. For that 10 the way tho citizen OF the
town feels toward the New York nremen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19
y.D.u VIII, Make Hsr Own R,nss.

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l6.-The Japanese mill
tary authorities have decided to adopt a new
rife, to take the place Of the Murata rifle. which
will be- manufactured in Japanese arsenals.
The new rifle will have tho smallest calibre of
any army rifle. measuring only SO milIllimetres,
against 6.65 millimetres OF tho Italian and
Dutch rifles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19
Novelties from Fresh water.

The Aquarium has received as a gift from A.
r. Fuller of Malone. N. Y, a number of miller's
thumbs, the first of these fishes to be seen in
the Aquarium; q number of red-bellied min
nows, these also being the fret OF their kind
that have been exhibited, there; a number of
nevis and leeches, several kinds OF water In
sects, and some small spotted frogs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19
An Adags Knocked Out.
rrom the Washington Star

FFUW ITO WUoVtWVFUW TUT
"Love Is blind" murmured Mr.. Meekton regret
fully.
THAT'S nonsense" replied his wife. when . girl
falls in love with a man she secs magnificent quail
ties in him which none OF her family can make out
and which become wholly obscure even 70 her In tho
course Of . ysAE or 90"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19
suaOsthInE IL Over.
From tho Chicago Daily Tribune.

From the Chicago DGiID Tribune.
She (arrayed for the theatrel-Sorry TO have
kept you waiting so long, Mr.. Spoonamore, but
iT has taken me longer than usual 10 get ready.
Hook like a fright IN this hat, too.
He vaguely DESTROYS OF saying something com
plimentaryEI liant the-er-faulto Of that lovely
hat, / Am sure, Miss HAnkinB0n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19
Grammar asa AIphnbs, DO Not OsiAOaGs.

FTom the Chicago TTfbunS.
Prsoooious JuveniIe-Mamm1, IL isnt good gram
mar to say after I."isit2
His Mother-No, Georgia.
Prsoocious JuyenIls-Well. The lsttsF ] comes afteT
I WhiOh v wrong. ths grammar ss q al0AA6sss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19

The troubles OF the ltey. DaVld i. Howell, Tor
who last week WAS fined Us for assaulting his
wife, are In n measure traceable to the monu.
into the case. st. Johns has had a hard time
since the death Of the Rev. E. <; Fowler In the
early seyenties; after a rectorship Of more than
church since then, and all OF them have had
trouble. The church has two endowments
Greene. The other is from the estate of d. b.
st. John, and under his Will the FUND reverts TO
his estate NJ Y th ao eMeTG% w g9es W 10 t6e church I pscioF t iSo
years ago, Bishop Potter having decided that he
could settle it's troubles II any one could.
had retired from the choir, OF which she had been
the leader for years, He wanted &c, get up some
s sRS %sla %q Mss. nj Siy sae to 1f Ssip. 's N.Y. fad IA assS;
and ey.Juage Bush had been y%es!srSmen in tho
Eiven's return 10 the choir both were turned
down, and vestrymen friendly to the Niyen
Of The Luddinston faction sbsented themselves
from services. Rector Howell Threatened to
strike their names from the roll; They got an
ground that the matter, was one for an ecclesi-
astical court to deal WITH There the matter
T Tsf% friend sS t To the ss% Siv Msi family nSTy.' the hSq m SsSSns {
Seaped up fDr Him. Ths local neyspSpsrs Ssgs9,n
Johns revived the bitterness OF the monument
beating. the matter was reported to Bishop Pot,
ter. Mrs. Howell began a suit for $4,000
against Mrs; Greene for alleged alienation Of
her husbands affections. MONTICELLO began 70
talk, and owing to the practice IT had In me
monument row, 1t was not long In starting
MIR. Howell and Mrs. Greene have been watched
by men and women with opera glasses, spy
glasSSSss s. and GGsS marine SoG GiaSSs SSo baSn V timsd 20 Snd
s s.s fSiRE recorded BY Rsit I Dozen persons. TSs
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dig the placer found that day. And these poor
mand was law, kept the secret we'll, for these
placers have never been discovered. One OF
them hem who was Va t mnrr her e a. q b thS dbnrS woman nam
them Door, and he would. tell her about finding
the gold and what the father said; how they
BY It that they would never, dig il or tell where
1t was. When this man fell sick and died: his
wife married an American. an employee of the
him what her former. husband had told her
about the mine. And he and Others went often
e look for the ground, but they !. meyer found y.
Then there is the lost placer of the Missouri.
owned a little bunch Of cattle and also q placer
claim on Silver Creek. not far from Helena.
The cattle were Increasing and the placer was
paying fairly well, but not enough to satisfy
Kcise. So one day he started off with saddle
and pack outfit 70 hunt richer ground, leaving
SSaostRinnssh S was 80 heard "a Of y Kei.e ea until the b %foiioWins
spring, when he arrived at Fort Benton on the
first steamboat, having boarded 1t at Fort Cope.
the Missouri above tho mouth Of MIX River.
1t was said afterward that he visited Fort Cope.
land several times during the winter, going
there for supplies, and that on one of ihese visits
he pointed toward the east. but a little south of
the river valley. and exclaimed mysteriously:
When Keise arrived at Fort Benton, he
brought with him $4,000 in gold dust, and
meeting there. the Keefe brothers., old friends
very rich ground down the river, and urged
them to t0in him IN working 1t; While they sei
he told Lepley that he had discovered the rich
est placer down the river that he had ever seen
Sell all the cattle and the placer, john b,
me IL you can't sell them. give them away
but by all means como with me. We can max
more ., out sS,s o th "a ground In a week than we cal
But John LeplsS was cautious. TO whiOh trSi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
LOCAL RREvITIEs.
Minor Mention of various Matters of
Interest

Street Inspector Butt is Ill with the
grip.
Justice Tomlin has returned from
Maun's Island.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Bond are the
guests of friends in Petersburg.
Thc battalion drill az postponed from
FRIDAY night to Tuesday night
Professor Belle22a gives his weekly
soiree at Mon;ciiorc Hall tonight.
Mrs. ,. EckhauS, of Baltimore Is visit
ing Mrs. Ike Adler. on Fenchurch street.
Commissioner w. w. Dcy has recover
ed from his Illness. ana is In his office
again.
The old officers of the Norfolk Bank of
Savings and Trusts were reelected yes
terday.
Mrs. Cecil of the corner of Butte ana
Boush streets, is I'm Baltimore, visiting
friends.
The Workingmcn's Club of Norfolk
vii! shortly apply TO Judge HanckcI FOR
4 charter.
Miss Mamie Reinach, of Baltimore. is
the guest of Mrs. Jonas Bennett, in Mar
liner street.
Pokey Barnes and her baby were at
fractions at the Butte street Baptist
church last night.
Mrs. Duval. who has been visiting
friends here, returned TO Baltimore last
night on the steamer Alabama.
The tug DR.. j. y. Witbeck, of New
York, wasl ibelled yesterday by MIR. NJ.
J. Russell TO satisfy a claim for supplies
Rev DR.. II. II. Lacy, of Lynchburg.
VIII hold services at the Broad Creek
Mission on the 9th and 2S;h instants
at s p. m. and at Emmanuel Church
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
T HE
FILIBUsTERER
Startling Story Told BY One Of the Grew
Of The J. J. Ward,
SAYS THE vlRGlNIAa'S STORY WAS TRUE
and Declares thnt the Ward Loaded
IL Schooner with RiHcs ana Am
&c hunition for cuba Plans for
Loading Another Cargo Frustatc,l
by the Ytrgininn's Publication.

Last Sunday Captain McNally. of the
barge j. Ward, OF Philadelphia. told Col.
l.. IL. Shields, the collector of customs.
mat the vessel, then lying at Turner'S
wharf, on James river, thirteen miles
above Newport News, was then engaged
IN loading lumber belonging to
the a.. l.. Shepherd lumber company,
or Richmond. that his cargo would ali
be aboard by about the last OF this week,
anu that he would then return with 1t to
Philadelphin, going the inside route.
Yesterday the barge j. Ward was
towed TO Primers Point and the captain
concluded contract TO transport car
go OF lumber to Wilmington, Del
Ihe reason given for the change OF
plans by the captain is interesting, and
inliy corrohorates the story OF the
WARDS mission In these waters, as pub
hshed by The Nirginian exclusively.
so IT WAS ALL TRUE!
Last night Il seaman from the Ward.
who would OH no account hermit tho
use of his name, stated positively that
me Nlrginian's account OF the Transport
tntion by the barge of arms from Phil
aaeiphia to Hampton Roads to be ship
peu 10 cuba was absolutely true He
stated that the craft left Philadelphia
over q week ago with 6l0 cases OF arms
and 7i9 cases OF ammunition: that these
were brought into the roads, ana on
night about the 18th instant Just in
SIDE The CapeS were transferred to n
three masted schooner whosc name he
refused TO divulgc.
BECAME ALARMED.
The next day the barge then proceed
ed to Newport News. and discharged the
coal she carried in addition to the arms
anu munitions. 1t was while she was
lying nj this port that the captain and
men became greatly alarmed by Th,
Nirgininn's publication of the story OF
the voyage, but after waiting n day or
two they We're towcd up 10 Turner's
wharf, thinking everything had possibly
blown over.
JUST 4 BLIND.
lhcS were mistaken, for Sunday morn
ing they were hailed by the revenue
cutter Hamilton. and n short while ar-
ter Collector Shields came aboard. To
MN the Captain told the story given
above and In the hold the collector even
saw portion of the cargo of lumber the
commander said lie was loading.
Inc seaman from whom the rcpresen-
tatiVe OF The Nirginian obtained the
story of the Ward. said the captain had
intended to take aboard cargo of arms.
which were To have been brought down
IN lighter from Scotland wharf. five
miles above. He said the arms were to
arrive over the branch line OF the Nor
lolk ana Western from Wakefield to
Scotland wharf. When the vessel was
loadcG II was planned to have her towei
down the river and bay TO the canes ana
there transfer her cargo to II Cuban
bound schooner
But the publicity given the bargc's
presence IN the roads made it Impossible
10 carry out the scheme, and as n con-
sequence the barge was lowed down 10
finn"r's Point, and is loading lumber
for Wilmington. Del.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
Corporation Court.

Judge Allan r. IIanckel presided in
the Corporation Court yesterday heard
the appealed case of George Brooks, in
dictcd on the charge of robbing j. c.
Perry's grocery store. in Brambleton
ward. on December 9th, last. He was
acquitted. When Brooks was arraigned
in the Police Court shortly after the
robbery. upon the same charge, he was
released. but MIR. Perry and others aD-
peared before the grand jury when It
met this month, and u true bill was
found against him.
Judge lianckcl also dismissed the case
of John Primer. who had been fined ST.
in the Police Court for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and who had appealed
his case. Il4
Il. NJ Allen and Walter Edmonds were
appointed appraisers on the estate of
Stephen H. Randlctt in place OF j. c.
Womble and w. NJ. Hannah
Joseph Reilly, n native of ireland, de-
ciared his intention of becoming Il cit
lien OF this country.
Theodorick a. Williams and w. w.
Starke qualified TO practice law in this
court
Ellsworth Cooper. carrying n conceal
ed weapon; fined $40
John Whltchurst. bailed in the sum
of $500, with David L. O'Connor as
surety.
Walter II. Taylor qualified as executor
OF the estate of Ellie Barrett. giving
bond in thesum Of $4,000, with r. c.
Taylor and J. c. Taylor as surety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
Epwonrr1 ORGAN RECITAL.
Attractive Programme for lovers Of
Music CANS Hecu ARRANGED

,,., Ii,o-night at o'clock Prof Koerner
reritais me lruiln OF ms series of organ
vbich liz, a. EPWortn NJ. r. church. at
Lens Mn, III WI ne assisted by Miss
n Sro niay Eamonds. soprano; Mr.. w.
nnsed o Nv a, baritone; luartette COM
lie p u MISS Mary y. Eweii, Miss Sal
j. IredcIi Inn,.irs. MI. L Il.n ana Mr.
nj, eta osn XII MISS virginia Roper,
ist anu MT. CharIes BorJes. violin
trhi- ro,.,
decas as ,eci,ui promises 20 equal Its pre-
tivenesr NJ POM II, Oh merit anu attrac-
rare treas NJ ~ $500 ~. ogtn gwen
win - - ~ Ioi "Iti leCilals ana
to,t,I, ~ uouut, turh our IN 1uii force
lor "a Ito III rf 49,, ~ a. az PoNu-
and IL po,.,a .ne WIS oi McssrS koernor
80 -! tIc PItceu!hS entertain
nranso - % suei! rtiiracter as to m
opportunity nffers ia ''e''e' ei
Following is the nrocro pn,o IN c,I,.
O,.~o, ca,.a 80 '"''
'''''I ~. IN minor
Crave ,-mntil'.ciSSphii l'ari hoidy
E So NitEFo inlestoso NiNace,
= A, r!,. ns Hu -tnSsro Nodera'o;
~, "''s' w.! me- 1900. -. suck
Inc countess happy stars
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
Marriage Licenses.
Miles j. Portlock and Katie oliver.
Rcan,iu. with Smiles

are the countenanccs of people who have
found speedy and thorough relief from
Nous troubles through the ala Of Hostel
tel's stomach lsitters. Such countenances
are very numerous. So are letters from
great FAMILY medicine. Among the signa;;
OF ustrcsS thrown out by the stomach,
bowels ana liver in a state Of disorder are
SICK ncadachc, heartburn, nausea loss of
apnetite, sallowncss of the skin and eye
balls. and an uncertain state of the bowels
Ihey should be needed at once. If the
Eitters are resortcd to, the woe bcgone
look which accompanies sickness will give
way TO cheerful looks produced by renew
cd hcalth. II you are drifting on the coast
By simmoning the Bittcrs to your assist
ance. 1t Will keep you in safety
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
snnrcmc Court Dccssinns.

The clerk OF the courts has received
from the clerk of the Court of Appeals
dccrecs az that court in the cases If the
Boston Hover company VS.. the Carman
Lumber company, ct ais. md alfred
li.nJamin x Co. VS.. Mary H.. Madden.
Ttesc affirm the DEGREES OF the Coz pora-
ton Court of this city. In 1892 the
plaintiff i'll the former ease sued to re-
cover n BILL but the claim was not sue-
tanned and the suit dismissed In tho
other case Alfred Benjamin. in 1891,
levied upon the estate OF Michael Mad
den to recover q judgment. Mary T..
Madden claimed the first eight to the
estate and the court sustained her
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
ROBBERY OF A SAILOR
His Companion Makes Off With $40
of His Hard Earnings.
SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS IN JAIL
George Washington, Coiorcd, Sent Up
for Thcr-Acquitsed of tho Perry
Robbery = Appear In Concealed
Weapon Case Sustained by Judge
Hanckcl-Other Court News.

Justice Tomlin having returned 10 the
city. presided in the Police Court yes
terday.
The case of Arnold Berg, charged
with the larceny of $50 from John Po-
kelar, was called and the justice, after
hearing the evidence, decided that the
prisoner was guilty and gave him two
and Tuesday night they entered the
Continental saloon. at the corner OF
Main street and Roanoke avenue. when
Pokelnr gave Berg $50 bill to change
for him. thinking it was 81 Pokelar re-
ceived the change of Il dollar and Berg
kept the $40. Pokclar did not discover
his loss TIL he reached his boarding
house. Berg took an appeal from Jus
lice Tomln's decision, but in default of
bail he was committed
OTHER POLICE COURT CASES.
George Washington, colored. selling
stolen property to b. Levine; continued
for five days and the prisoner bailed
Mary Hyman, colored, malicious pros
ecution; fined $3.50.
Harry German and John Allen rs
sault; fined $3.50 each.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21

Kenpsville, on the 2Sth at II a. m. AMI
10Th at { y. m.
switch track has been laid by the
Noriolk and Western on Water street
from Commercial Place To Nebraska
street.
Mr. w. K. Martin. of the Martinique
row Drug company, left here last night
for n business trip to New York and
Boston.
The office OF the Commissioner of Rev
enue and City Collector are being deco
rated tastofully with paper hangings OF
emerald green.
Deputy United Stntcs Marshal Cross
mas returned from. Accomac and North
cumberland counties, where he served pa
pcrs In the suit OF Il. s. Flood vs.. c.
a. Lewis & Co.
There will be n meeting of the inter-
uenominntionnl circle of the Kings
daughters January 21st, ut y. IN.
Thursday, ut the Girls Home. All are
invited to come
Mr.. a. IL. Mason, representing the New
York Life Insurance company, with
headquarters at Hagcrstown Md, who
mas been the guest OF Mr.. j. J. Mulcnre,
returned home last night
1t Is said that Mr.. Hunter Wing ex-
poets to build Il handsome block of ten
brick residences on the Williams tract,
which lies on CRANKY street extended,
beyond the new iron bridge
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
Intcrcsting 40 y. NJ. e. a. members.

ON Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week n musical event of more than
usual interest will occur in Association
han, the occasion being the appearance
OF DR.. Henry q. -Hanchett. Of New
york, who comes to Norfolk by invita-
ton of Profs. Fltz. Miller and Koerner
TO give n course of three musical lee
lures. That the lectures will be of rare
merit is vouchcd for by those who know
DIR. Hanchett as n lecturer and as n
pianist. The lectures will be delivered
night and Thursday afternoon Among
those who Will render vocal selections
for the occasion will be Miss Ethel
Nicely. Miss Ewell, Mrs. w. n. Brooke
and Miss S. Kindred Williams and
Messrs. lredell jenkins and w. D..
Crowell Members of the association
can secure two cards of admission to
each lecture by calling at the office on
or after Monday, 25th inst.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
What a we'll kn0WnBr0.
ker Writes III Con
Germs you !!
Norfolk, Va, Jan. z, 1887.

Dr. l.. j. frey: 80 ''. :, to9sx IS
Dear Sir-aSince you commenced treatinn
me, me ior CAIAkRii l have gained Yary3
nluch IN weight and my general Health IL
very much better UP TO THAT TIME
r 7 6SIu rs Z Rn FROM a SERIES OF
CREE FROM COLDS. / HAD ALSO A.
lG0NTINU0uS INCLINATION q n q.
CLEAR MY THROAT. After you had
TIE COLDS ENTIRELY AND HAVE
MA Al2, NONE FOR THE PAST THREE
CLEAR MY THROAT HAS Also Al
MOST ENTIRELY Disappeared g III
am SO wSi pleased with your treatment
That intend 10 place one OF my Children
soon under your professional care si
Respectfully sis5
l. S. ID. SAULS,
81 York Place. 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
James LilIiston ASSIGNS.

James Lilliston. doing business in At
!antic City ward in the name of the
Babiyn Coal. Wood aud Ice company,
made an assignment yesterday with a.
>: HouGhton. trustee, conveying all of
ms leans. office furniture. scales and
tools used in the coal business. The
only creditor named in the deed is the
bloomington Mining company, Of New
York city. for Sl,99212. with interest
from September 2Sth. 1896
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21

In the Court Of Law anu Chancery
Yesterday Judge w. Il. Martin heard
the following cases:
Ferdinand Haenselman VS.. S. a. Frer-
son et ais; Judgment for 500 with in
terest from date; capias dismissed.
Henry Nick. Balm qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of Emily Balm
under bond OF $4,000. with Mex q.
Balm surety
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
Artin rho,onranhx-

The latest in style and finish is the
new bas-relicf portrait made only by
Campbell. the widea wake Photographic
They cannot be described, but must be
seen to be appreciated. They are now
on exhibition at his studio, as Is also his
fine line Of water color cabinets.
3. S. CAMPBELL,
340-3i4 Main street,
Jan lott Ballentne Block
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
what prcsiden, sIotrmnn

OF the Seaboard Air Line, says:
Mr.: j. 7. Harris. Harris Springs, S.
G.: will say that in my opinion the
Harris Llthia Water IS by far the best
me great deal of good. and l think 1t
q most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ. /.
Dodson. Druggist, Atlantic Hotel, and
Burrow, Martin &s Co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
Cut Prices I'm Cotton.

&c. yd. Androscoggin A Cotton.
GIac. yd. Fruit OF Loom A.
&c. yd. Utica Xxx A Cottons.
Muslin Underwear below cost. Sale
now in full swing; every piece marked
at less than actual cost. Such prices
never before seen on fine Muslin Under
wear. LEVY BROS,
344 Main Strapt
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meteorological Dn,n.
y. $. Department OF Ayrlcnlln,

~, ~. >. department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Jan. 20.
"a ne ne following observations are record
cd Tor the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature 20
MAlnimum temperature .... 10
Norinal temperature deduccd from
"a years observation .. A.,
departure from normal MUS /
i'epar,ure from normal since Janu-
Rainfall IN "a hours .... ne
hain os snow since January .. 90
j. j. GRAY, Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
WEATHER REPORT.
Forccnst nnd General Conditions For
To-day.
washington, Jan. 81. 1857.

Washington. Jan. 81, 1897
:;: ::;: ::;:::.
> portion Thursday night.
Nor,h Carolina: Fair, preceded by To-
ca rams, winds shifting TO westerly.
colder In the eastern portion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21

AGENTS WANTED-To sell the new pro-
cess Iron Contraction Diamond" the
experts; also electro-plated Watches.
Spectators and traders can make big
money: valuable Information free. Ad-
ja9-2wt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
Low nntcs to Old pnint

On and after January 18th the Balti-
more. Chesapeake and Richmond Steam
boat Company will sell tickets TO Old
Point at 20 cents one way, so cents round
trip. William Henry Tayloe, District
Passenger Agent. jan17-4t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
Critically Ill.

Mrs. d. p. Dunbar. of this city, who
has been an invalid for number Of
years, has recently suffered another
stroke of paralysis-the third-and her
condition is very critical.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21

Thousands of good places under the Nc
kinley Administration in every part OF
the country. DO you want one? The
Mid Winter edition of the NATIONAL
RECORDER will tell you how TO get n
post on: Send five cents I'm stamps to
ton, ID. c. ja2O-Gt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21

THE PARLOR CRATE AND MANTEL
HOT WATER HEATER for heating res
licences, Flats. Suites of Offices and Rail-
road Stations by One Fire, and Radiators
on same floor or above. Consumes no
more Fuel than n Fire Place Stove. A
Fortune In this for every State. Licenses
and Rights for States. Cities, Towns and
Counties. Don't apply unless you mean
bus ness. ALVA HUBBARD Baltimore
Md. General Agent for the United States
ja21-ltt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-21
SHIFTS Entered.

American Net and Irvine company VS..
\. H. Joynes and V c. James; In as
sumpsit: damages $50.
". G. Williams & Co. VS. Steve Budd
In assumpsit; damages 500