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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton, Market and Ellis Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
CHURCH NOTICES.

ner Twenty-fifth and n streets.-Rev A
J. Sturtevant. Preaching at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 12:15. 1t
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NICELY AND NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms at Eckhardt bldg, Gil X st; all
modern improvements; reference re-
Quired
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TIE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly on the coast Only 81 year.
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THOSE MAGAZINES. THAT MUSIC,
gather ii up and have it bound at Z. w.
Breunings. 319 street. Sacramento.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DR.. D. f. FOX-Ofice and Hospital. Ills
10th. Residence. SIS 18th. Cap. phone, 30l
DR.. c. L. MCGOWAN, VETERINARY
Surgeon and Dentist. 1ockhart Stables,
I015 18th st. Cap. 5i1: Sunset. blk S9i
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DELIHBhE
~ and ENTERPRISING
Sacramento Dealers.

DRIED PEARS. FINE FINE FRUIT; r: n;
I best possible manner. Particularly good at
this season, cents pound. RILEY, Tenth
and E
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PACIFIC GROVE BAKERY.
CARPETS r1ADE OVER.

Are you going to move? Ring up Rivett's
Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, Twelfth
ana .. Telephones 292 and black 9J2 Old
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GOA! DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Tie wood coal and coke PROMPT
1422 j street. Telephone ZSs. Thomas
Coulter.
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COAL AND WOOD DsE P OF

DIS J. street, between Fifth and Sixth-All
kinds of wood, coal, coke. charcoal and
kindling at the lowest prices; weights and
measures guaranteed. Cap. telephone No.
53S. JAMES McCAW. Proprietor.
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FRANK II. SCHARDIN. ARCHITECT.
Pioneer Hall. l0ll Seventh, Sacram .nto
JAS. SEADLER, OFFICE 1913 EIGHTH
street. between ] and X streets
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GENERAL NOTICES.

THE AMERICAN FISH COMPANY AT
724 street has the most complete hsh
and poultry market in the city. Always
carrying everything the market affords
in their line. Tel-Sunset, main, 454; Cap,
GIG.
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THE ASSISTANT LADY Undertaken
Mrs. Ream, has moved to Ills street.
Sunset phone 731 blue.
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TAr1ALES FRESH

day. All Spanish dishes served. Canned
tamales and oysters put up by the Capt.
tola Canning Company. 900 L street.
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IF YOU WANT GROCERIES,, HAY.
Feed. Grain. Wines Liquors or Cigars
try Wingard, 25th and 0. He is all right.
CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY GROCER
les. Provisions Fruits. Vegetables, Hay
and Feed is LYNN'S, corner Fourteenth
and O streets.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST HAY IN THE
Clty at Z. u. ADAMS LOG /
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Mira. Jones. FRS. Reception.

The first OF the fortni giltly receptions
which Mrs. Frederick Jones will give to
hsEyhcaders was held at her residence,
seSspsfi25 TwentySiXth street. last even
ing from $3.50 to 1870 O'Clock.
The hostess selected for last evening
w'ss Mrs T.. Danzenbaser the young
ladies receiving with her being Miss
Norma Norton and Miss jamie Henley
and they made a charming cotorie
Those invited were NIesdames L. Dan
zenbaker. Villa m Francis Cooper. John
Sheldon Jones, Aaron Jeffrey, William
FranciS Ribble, Joseph Charles. Thomas
Sharp, William T. Kirby, John Able,
Frederick j. Norton, Edward N. Eu-
hank. John Elliott. Robert Perkins, G.
C.. Cox, Prosser Harrison. Misses Nor
ma Norton. Jamie Henley, Louise Hop
{ kisls, Helen Dickinson. Ella Trolinger,
julia Waddiil, Mary Turpin, Clemence
Cook, Mary Jones. Florence Jones.
Messrs. Frederick Jones. Harry Humid
ley, Thomas Branan, John Francis Rib
s bile. Thomas Sharp, John Elliott, Pros
ser Harrison, John Able, Edward N.
Euhank, Drs. Joseph Charles, Aaron
Jeffrey and William Francis Cooper.
Messrss John Frank, William Ridout,
Lewis Littlepage. William Morgan Bell.
M. e. Vaughn, William Munford, Ellis
u. Tertf,, DeFord Luck, Taylor Harri
son, Julian fMichaux, l.. Shield. Fred
Sanford. Arthur Mallett, Rufus Powell,
wv. G. Burgess and Berry Wilcox.
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OLD SOL IN ECLIPSE.
Was Visible In the Old World Last
Night.

While Americans slept last night the
great astronomical event of the year,
the solar eclipse. about which astrnn-
nmers have been talking for months
past. too place.
This eclipse was not visible in any
oart of America, but it was visible as
A total or partial eclipse over the
greater part of the eastern continents.
The path Of totality, which is about IS
miles wide, began in Central Africa, in
he Congo Free State. crossed the Ara
oian Sea, entered India about $50 miles
south ofNBombay, and. passing thence
n northeasterly direction through
Hindoostan and China, ended near the
southeastern boundary OF Siberia. The
eclipse began January % at +:46 A. NJ.
Greenwich time, or January q at 1916
P. NJ, st. Louis trne-at which hour
me sun is rising in Central 1Africa-and
.nded January % at 8: 53 A. M, Green
ixie;h time. an hour at which the clock
1T St. Louis indicated 1883 A. M. while
n the northeastern part of China the
sun was setting. The greatest dura ton
IF totally at any station was , min
ltes, 1914 seconds.
The most favorable stations for OBJ
serving the eclipse were found in India,
where the total phase occurred about
midday. when the sun was in the very
best position for observing.
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AT the Churches Tomorrow

Services will be held at the various
Churches tomorrow as follows:
First Baptist church, Rev. c. c. Cox
pastoI-ServicSs at II A. NJ. and 80 P
~. Subject in the morning: "Home
Misstons:' in the evening: Christ as
\ Friend"
FIRST Pr shyteyian church, REV. E. T
Wexford. RESPONSIVENESS a, IL A. NJ
ard $50 P. NJ.
Thirtierh Street Christian church
Rvv. w. R. Motley, pastoT-Services a,
II "A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ. Subject in the
morning: GOA is Thinking Abcalf
YOU" in the evening: "Apostrcphised
Alison"
Washington Avenue. NJ F. church
Rev. Is. r. Lipscomb. rastor-Servces
1t II 4. NJ, and 7:30 P. NJ.
st. Pauis EPISCOPAL church. Rav. ]
q. Ril'hle rec:or-Se,vices at IL A. NJ
md 1880 P. NJ.
Second Baptist chur: h. Rsv. Thomas
]. .Mockay pastor-Se-vaces at II a. NJ
ar,i 1:aG P. NJ Subject in the morning:
Does the Baptist Church T. ach Clrse
Communion and Why?" in the even
ing: 'Ya Shall Know the Truth
E;Eestnut Avenue Myttlcdtst church
Rev. NJ 5. Colonra. Jr.. pastor-Serv-
ICES at II A. NJ. and 1890 P. NJ. Subject
in the .ntnrainS: Anxiety" in tbs, ev-
anins: Jesus, the Only SAVIOR
st F%ncents Catholic church, Rev
Father ["M1L&s f. DonahoA, pastor
Low mass at A. M; high mass al
1890 \. M. vespers and benedIetion al
$50 p. NJ
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TO ELECT OFFICERS.

business M.n's Association Nearly Year
Old.
On-rFebruary 16 the Business Mems
Association VIII round out its first an
niVerSary.
1t is proposed to celebrate the occas-
ION by giving banquet, and at Tues
day nights meeting of the aSsocia ton
the preliminary arrangements will De
made.
The association has a large member
ship. and the banquet promises to be
one Of the most notable events of the
year.
One o fthe most important matters to
engage the attention of the associat ton
Tuesday night is THE selection of off,
GERS for the ensuing year. City Treas
nrer ]. NJ. Curtis, whose term as presi-
lent VIII soon expire, has made an ideal
executive. Mr.. Curtis, 1t is understood,
will decline reelection. though he has
been requested by the leading members
to remain at the head. However since
it is generally understood that Mr.
Curtis viii not allow his name to be
presented for reelection, the members
have been casting about for his success
Sor.
There are a number of important Of
fees to be filed, including a board of
directors. Heretofore there has been q
fight for tie SacrGta ySh:p. but it is not
thought that tMr. c. Aylett 'Ashby, the
incumbent, will have any opposition.
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LIVE PIGEON SHOOT.
First Event Held at Point Breeze Yesterday
Afternoon.

The first live pigeon shoot of the sea
son took place at Point Breeze yester-
day afternoon under the auspices of
the Newport News Gun and Fishing
Club and was witnessed by a large
number of local sportmen.
Ihe first match was between Mr.
Robert X. Frankford AMI, Justice b. B.
SeInmes. two of the city's expert shots.
BreeGh loading guns were used and .ha
rise was at thirty yards, five birds be-
ing liberated for the sportsmen. JUS
uce SeInmes won the match by a store
Of five To four. MT. Frankford killed
all of his birds. but the last one fell out
SIDE OF the limits. Justice Semmes was
challenged to another shoot. This time
they tied; the score standing five to
tive. On the next triad Justice Sernunes'
eighth birt' fell deed in a tr. e ,tside
Of the bounds. While Mr. Frankf,r;I's
tell dead at .lle crack of the first ba rrrI
Mr. frankfort was declared tao winner
oy score of thirteen 10 twelve.
Thu e mark s1Een to * mart in the sec
end match. They We're MessgS. S. s.
Archibald, c. w. Robinson an.i SER
geant E. w. Milstead Attorney Rob
&nsOn was declared the winner, as the
score stood: Robinson, !, Archibald. 3:
Milstead, 0.
IT is understood that weekly shots
will be held in the future.
Tor next Thursday afternoon ma ten
mas been arranged between Mr.. Frank
ford and Justice Semmes. This event
VIII be watched with interest, as fifty
birds will be used ana bl.h are crack
shotS
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OFF cE tF RIB, r .AsrEn.
Movement to Place 1t Under Cont roll OF the
Governor,

Governor,
\ movement has been inaugurated to
effect change in the method of ap-
pointing the harbor master at this port,
so that he Will be named by the Gov
ernor of Virginia instead of by tine
Judge of the Corporation Court. as at
present.
There are several stories afioat as to
che reason for giving the Governor the
power to appoint the harbor master.
One rumor is to the effect that the
present incumbent. MIR. C. r. Hoskins,
aas adhered so strictly to THE letter of
the law in the discharge of his duties
hat The agents Of the shipping compa-
s.ies would not object to having a
change made in the office.
Another story about the harbor mas
ter fight and one which Is going the
rounds with no little activity is to the
effect that Mr.. Charles w. Reynolds
would like to have the office and is
using his influence in favor OF the pro-
posed transfer of appointing power
from the court to the Governor.
At present the judge OF the Corpora
ton Court appoints the officer in ques-
ton.
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is NOT a CANDIDATE.
Mr.. l.. P. Stearnes Says He Is Not in the
Mayoralfy Race.

NAayoEalfS fSnce.
E,x-Collector OF Gus toms l.. p. Sttarpes
denies that he is candidate. fol the
Demotratic nomination for mayor The
Daily Press did not state that Mr.
Stearnes was a candidate for this office
but that his name had been mentioned
in connection with the nlyolalty, and
SO it has, though Mr.. Stearnes was not
aware of it. With the exception of Mr..
Moss, who has declared, his candidacy,
it is not known whether the other gen.
tlemen whose nam have been MEN,
toned VIII enter the race. but their
friends are trying to bring them out.
ATTORNEY "A. c. Garrett also says he will
not he candidate for this office.
The following communication was re-
c4iyed from Mr.. Stearnes:
Editor DAILY, Press:
Kindly permit me. through the coll
umrs of your paper. to state. in an
swer to an article in your ISSUE of this
morning, that sit is all mistake"
am not at present aspiring to the
mayoraty or any other political offite
GT honOrS
The man is not seeking the OFFICE
nor does he want the office to seek thu
man. in this instance, as applied to my
self
l am content, al present. to stand
With tie rank ana file of my party and
occupy the plain position of contrib
HtihS memb n ther5OT. Being grateful
ly mindful Of the recent honors bestow-
ed upon me- I am satisfied to take q
back seat for a time, at least
1t is my fixed purpose to try as hard
as possible to ken out of our coming
Democratic family readjustmenI" OF
candidates. etc But after the no.nrn ma
tons are made I shall do as have al
ways dine, without one single exczp-
ton, since I cast my first vote for Hor-
ace Greedy in 1872, Loyalty support my
party nom inees
No. Mr.. Editor. you can erase my
name from the elgtbL., list OF mayor
atty asprants. May the best man win.
Very truly
r. p STSTS JorLIE>S
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DISORDER IN FRANCE.
Two Journalists Fight 4 Duel Over the
Dreyfus Case.
(Ry Talapraph


fBy Telegraph)
PARIS, Jan. 21-,M. Varvint e.litor
# lie Journal. and M Adialbar1, a
writer for Les Drots the lhomme.
Fought duel With sw,rls today IN ac-
count of dispute arising ont OF the
Dreyfus case. NJ. Vervoirt sustained
three flesh wounds and M. Adjalber;
was wounded in the forearm The sec
1nds stopped the fight.
PARIS. Jan. 21-TakinG ADVANTAGE
Of the fact that this was the day for
The ballot!ng of Conscripts in the Fifth
District. a mob of people. wearing the
2onscript's tri-co1or cockade, para De /,
the Latin quarter uttering their usual
'ries. but they were severely handle !
md dispersed by a strong detachment
IF police. Forty of the participants IN
he demonstration were arrested
Three experts in handwriting, whom
Emile Loia. charged with making false
'.eporte at the court martial Of Major
Count Esterhazy, will( it is announced
7ne the novelist for 100000 francs dam
ages.
HAVRE. Jan. 2I.-Red placarGs were
posted here today denouncing the Drey-
russians. and Inscribed with the usual
'ries against the Jews and in favor o.
he army and the republic.
- ~ ~s
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TENNESSEE S.EINATORS,H1P.
(RN TEl.arrI1a nh

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. al.-Ff-
teen fruitl5ss Eslllots We're taken tonight
in the D mccratic Senatorial caucus
The last ballot eft the situation ahout
the same as ON the first one. During
the taree nights the clucuse:s raw been
n session, 81 hNiFots havz been taken.
During the balloting tonight an attempt
20 break IN 'Millin's LINES was made by
the transfer of votsS to TAYLOR from
Tulley so as to g&Ge Taylor % votes
but a sta m. EIDE Was not caused, AISNi1-
lin losing only rne vote. TIL 37th and
last bal t: McMilNn. So Turkey, 81:
Taylor. 80
The Taylor gains come from Turley.
On one ballot McMilin received ~ votes,
his highest poin The caucus meets
again tom orrow afternoon. but talk of a
long de..llCGk Is incl,. Il sing
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Plymouth Running for the c. s o.

The steamer Plymouth, owned by the
Winthrop Steamboat Company, Of Phil
lde'Iihia is now unnins between New
rort News ana Norfolk on the Chesa-
oeake & Ohio route, in place of the
Louise, which is now at the sh;pyart,
for repairs
The plymouth has been working for
+everal weeks past for the New York.
Philadelphia & Norfolk railroad and
vas only secured by the Chesapeake &:
Ohio people after considerable trouble.
The Plymouth is steel steamer OF
2S.47 tons gross. 142 feet in length and
20 feet in breadth, and was built las,
year at Philadelphia.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mr. T. B. Huston, of Toledo, O., left
for his home yesterday afternoon.
Should he succeed in dlsposfng OF his
! business interests in that city he will
nently identified with the firm of Ed NJ
Holt &c Co, With whom he has BE- eli
connected since December 1St
Mrs. Mary futile. of Richmond, is the
guest of Mrs. H. w. Langhorn.
Miss Florence Steele has returned to
her home in Suffolk, after a visit to
friends in this city.
Mr. L. S. Cottrell has returned from
West Point, where he has been visit
ing for the past week.
Mr.. Thomas s. Lane, of Philadelphia,
returned home yesterday after a short
visit to his cousin. MIR. P. McPhee.
The New York Journals steam yacht
Buccaneer put out from Hampton
Roads Thursday afternoon for Key
West, but owing TO the rough weather
she was Obliged to return and anchor
off Old Point. The Buccaneer sa,;eI
yesterday morning.
Miss NerSie Jordan, of Norfolk. is
visiting the Misses Garnet, on Thir-
ty-escond street.
A mission of st. Paul's Episcopal
second street, with REV. Joseph F.
Mitchell tcolored). as rector. ana serv-
ices will be held tomorrow at II A. M,
and 1:30 P nj.
Mr.. r. w. Crosby is visiting friends in
Snithflsld.
Nearly all the physicians in Newport
News atten1ed the banquet OF the Sea-
beard Medical Assoc:a ton in Norfolk
last night.
The East End Whist Club has been
organized with Miss Louis. French as
president ant' Dr. w. F. Greasy as sec
rotary and treasurer The club met
Thursday evening at the llolne c,f Mss
Neal!e Robinson, on Chestnut av nue..
Mr.. Clarence Bartlett has gone to
North Carolina to spend 4 month with
rela tives
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Newport News Va Ian 81 1898

NeWD0ft NeWs, Va, Jan. Y. 1898.
My Dear Sir:--You are not easily
fooled into reading advertisements, but
y fore You know it you have read that
Twenty-ssventh street and Roanoke av-s
enue is the place to get building mate
rial. stoves and tinWare chiap. Also
caskets, collins and Funeral Director
at easonaR,le rates Yours truly,
ia 22-25 w. ri. K HOLT.
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Don't forget to take in clever Joe OFT,
The star Gazer," tonight at the
,pera house. as it will positively be his
sareweli appearance here. From the
present rush for seats, standing room
will most likely be the case again. so
buy early or you may miss the show
jao2it
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"If you've been looking for anything
OF this kind. this is about the kind of
thing you've been looking for What :?
Why new Building supply and under
taking establishment. Where? Twen-
ty-seventh street and Roanoke avs nue..
Who? W. H. X. HOLT.
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TERSE TELEGRAMs.

RUSSELS. Jan. 21-There was an, exs
citing seine in the chamber of deputies
here to!ay. NJ. DembEon. socialist, ysso
fnEy ATTACKED the President OF the
tloGse. ~ Bernaert. accusing him of
haNng received, police spiss at his
mouse during the term OF his premier
nip. Amid considerable excitement th..
suspension CT VI. Demblbn was yoaed
by 81 ayes to q nays. Then. as the
deputy refused to withdraw the Sitting
was suspended. 2
SAS'DlSKY. O., Jan. 21-one hun
drd fshermen's huts on the ice in Lake
~; Il. scn Putin Bay. were sweet aWay
IN last nights gale. Two hundred men,
women and children narrowly esctI Ell
death by the Ice breaking w ana car.
rying thSm r"t into the lake. They
werS rescued after a long and terrible
night with the elements
BRUSSELS, Jan. e1-While a cage
onta'ning fifteen miners was being
lolsted IN the shaft OF the Bonnie Es-
lerance mine at Wasnen, In Hainauf
ne cable broke and the occupants Of
"he cage We're dashed to pieces.
NEW YORK, Jam. 21-Policeman J..
J. Hannigan. who was found guilty of
assault in the second degree for shoot
ng young Charles fMcNally, on Thanks-s
slvins day. was today sentenced to f,yo
Years imprisonment at Sing Sing. Me-
Marty, who had beer playing foot ball
n the street. ran to escape arrest,
vhereupon Hannigan shot him in the
eg.
PORT TOWNSEND. WASH, Jan. q.
August NickerSon, a sailor died here
ifter living eleven days with q broken
1eck. Nickerson, who was a sailor ON
he American bark Caryphene, while
a al 1e,x
ell from the main yard through
hatch 10 the hold. a distance OF 4S feet
CHICAGO. January 21.-In the case.
II Chris Merry, a pedlar. charged with
wife murder. the jury today returned a
Ierdidt OF guilty. His alleged accom-
olfce. Smith, was found mot guilty.
CHICAGO. January 2l.-The Illinois
'perators voted unanimously in favor
If the gross weight scale. About so per
'ent. of the miners have been demand
ng this. and it will without question be
adopted.
HAVANA. Jan. 21.-News received
rom Manzillo reports an important en-.
;agement between the combined Span
sh column and numerous rebel bands
n Sabana and Yara guiana. The insur-
rants were dispersed with one dead.
Three Spanish soldiers were killed and
light were Woundtd.
BROOKLYN, January 21.-Charles
iilhery, aged 50 years, was found dead
his morning. at his home on Carlton
avenue. of asphyxiation from the bed
pillow.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The steamer
MunAsAcent, from Faya1, arrived here
this morning in tow OF the Swedish
steamer Oscar IL. from New Orr
/ ans. The Munif:cent's propeller was
lost. The captain reports heavy gales
LONDON. Jan. 21.-The British
steamship Mareca stranded at st. Cow
ms Head. off the coast of Wales to-
| lay. She went ashore In a heavy fog.
! Thirteen OF her crew were saved, four
| We're dewned and six are still missing.
| PARIS. Jen. I.-Basiin. marine en-
+ sineer and inventor of the roller steam
BOAT is dead.
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Police Court.

The following cases We're disposed Of
3y Justice Brown in the Police Court
yesterday morning:
August Romer Pat Farren, Charles
Norris and James Conway charged
with vagTAncy; each sentenced to serve
ten days in Jail.
James Campbell, drunk; fined 81 and
costs.
Robert stratton. drunk: fined 81 and
costs.
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Deeds Recorded .

&c. T. Uzzell to f. j. King, trustee:
consideration, S992
Chattanooga National Building and
loan Association to ]. A. Fields; con-
sideration. $2.400.
z. NJ. Rraxton ct ais. trustees, to
Lucy F. Moss; release deed
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Launchine Of the pa. Ii. ships.

The day the Kentucky and Kearsarge
are launched Powell Bros. & King will
sell 300 lots at auction at Merrimac,
on car line. and on Hampton Roads
water forpt. Maps and fun Information
can be had by calling at their office.
"a A-tf. ri
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corrnration Court.

Very little business was transacted III
the Corporation Court yesterday, minor
cases being disposed of.
~ C. r. Morgan was granted an ordina-
ry liquor license. He will open a saloon
on. sf' wenty-third street. between Vir-
ginfsssand Warwick avenues.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-22

A few CENTURIES ago 1t was claimed
chat the earth was fiat. Later 1t was
discovered that it was round. Recs nifty
advanced theory has 1t hcEcw. AN
boiler, boiler, hofler' but TWenty-sev-.
enth street and Roanoke avenue Is
solid" on goods. priess and services.
10 22-25. w. H. 4. HoIiT
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The death rate In Newport News is
said to be second lowest1in the STAT.
hut when needed, w. II. K. Holt can
furnish fine baskets, cheap eoffins, F.u-
neral Directors service 9, hearsas and
carriages at reasonable rates. Twenty
seventh street Gear l;ne) and Roanoke
avenue ia 22-25.
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Il Happy Woman

Is the housekeeper who buys her coal
and wood from the Warwick Coal and
Wood Co.. Twenty-eighth street. ia Il IT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-22
,all;; II you can't call

II
Phone; If you cant phone
Write: IL you can't write
Sen'i' soma one to
Twenty-seventh Gear linel and Roanoke
avenua when yDu want good Under
takers s5rv.ces. ia PES.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-22

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys nnd
bowels. Never sicken, weaken as gripe.
l0c. -. .aass laasAia lsssssasIa@
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