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Evening star., 1898-10-31

Our famous 1850 Shoes have no superior
1t any price Made on the most comfort
able and perfect fitting lasts, of the very
hest quality Of kid. They are simply with
out peer at So This includes our famous
w mo dau-s sis Health Shoes,
with natural wool hygienic inner G Z I'm
Evening star., 1898-10-31
Capt. Estes In Town.

Capt. Chas. c. Estes of the 9Th u 8.
Volunteer Infantry, in camp at Chicka-
mauga, was a visitor at police headquarters
today. Capt. Estes is in the city on busi-
ness. and will start back to his command
tonight or tomorrow. He said today that
the health of the regiment is excellent
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Andrew Jackson. colored, forty-fi years
old. living in Temperance alley was
severely injured about the head Saturday
afternoon while working in a sewer near
the foot OF 22d street. He was struck by a
piece of timber and was badly injured
that he had to be removed to the Emer-
gency Hospital for treatment.
Evening star., 1898-10-31
Stations for Light Batteries

Orders have been issued by the War De-
partment assigning stations for the light
batteries which are to arrive from Porto
Rico. c. and F, Sd Artillery, and D. 5tb
Artillery. will go to Fort Riley, Kan, and
b, 4th Artillery, to Fort Sheridan, Illinois.
Evening star., 1898-10-31

We show a line Of Shoes at So that are
superior III style. quality and workmanship
Z" any advertised at S3 80 and 81 Choice
OF patent leEther, Russian rusSet calf best
box calf and sOftest and most durable yicI
kid single double and inyis- 4 z Nm
ibl- cork soles. Our price. spO wv
Evening star., 1898-10-31
l5c.
Black Cloth Cheyiot Over
CATERS, ladies' and mems.
Ladies' DeDt.

To Introduce our exceptionally fine stock
Of Ladies Evening Footwear we shall sell
this week slS styles of One and T7hree-strap
BLACK Ntcf Kid Sandals. White Kid Silk
Ncsting Top OIfords and Patent Leather
strap slippers. excellent 50 G Sn
quality. Special this week ... v sOV
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Boys Finest Hand -sewed Genuine Cordo
van and Best Winter weight Tan Russia
Calf Lace Shoes, double soles, extension
edge and unequaied in Washing SD so
ton ar any price Special this week p6sOV
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Ladies Elegant Hand d-sewed Turned and
Welt sole Kid and best BOX Calf Lace and
Button shoes. with and without cork soIes,
excellent 50 value. Special this Sd Az
" eek .....-..- sOZe4O
Evening star., 1898-10-31
soc.
Women's and Children's
Thanksgiving Black Leg
gins.
Children's DEBT,

Misses and Children's Good, Stout Kid
Button and Lace Shoes, solid. double sole
equal to any $l.50 shoes. This 6ne
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Boys Spring Heel Black Wei Kid, Double
sole Lace Shoes. Golf cut, with wide
BACK stays, regular 81 so quality. q ne
This week y L. y
Evening star., 1898-10-31

misses, Famous "Orthopaedic' uan1
se"ed Welt Lace and Button Shoes, with
wide. comfortable toe. and equal C 1z
to any others 81 shoes This week ~ sO 4
Evening star., 1898-10-31
Situation. secureC

Many situations are secured through the
want advertisements in The Star The cost
is but trifiing. Fifteen cents pays for fifteen
words.
Evening star., 1898-10-31

styles Of Boys $3.50 Genuine Bo.-caIf
nress sbaas snan ana Patent ten leather Sl85
Evening star., 1898-10-31
All washinxton .n Aua,erc.

The Stars Wanted Help and Situations"
columns are carefully read by thousa uds
daily. Fifteen cents pays for fifteen words
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Ladies' Fine Kid Box Calf Lace and But
ton shoes. better than ary others C 07
advertised 81 qualities. This week y .O 4
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Mems strictly hard -sewed dOubie-sO gen.
time Cordovfn. winter tan, and best Ameri-
can calf lace shoes and CATERS, extension
edges. and equal to any So so ad- CD AZ
vertised shoes. Special this week. apAsFO
Evening star., 1898-10-31

200 pairs of mems casco calf lace shoes
triple sole, extension edge. bulldog G n AZ
toe, regular 81 values. This week y y
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Dozers Of styles fine hand made black and
russet box-c calf, Eng. ennmel Cordoyan and
fatent Leather Shoes, tIat are equal to any
u Shoes sold in Washington. G dN6N
Our price. DID sWVV
Evening star., 1898-10-31
Csc.
Infants Hand-sewed Black
Dongola Button Shoes.
Mems Department.

Men are fast finding out TINT we carry the
finest shoes and ark the least for them. This
accounts for the big irUease in our mems
trade
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Genuine black and russet vici kid Slippers
in Opera" and Everett styles, kid lined
and excellent $50 values. This MS,
week. ....... YONs
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Here are the ffnest Shoes ever made for
Men They are made by skilled artists who
are post-graduates Of the shoemaker's art.
All OF the finest leathers newest and most
comfortable shapes, and equal to any
Shoes made to order at 81 and S. GR EN6N
Our price ...................,.. SS.UU
Evening star., 1898-10-31
4 Dc.

This week only for the
2Jc. BLACK and Tan Wei
Dressing.
Evening star., 1898-10-31

Silver Tea Set.
Here's one of the most extraor-
binary offerings that has ever been
possible TO make:
Four-piece Heavy Silver-plated
Tea Service, quadruple plate on
white metal-will wear a lifetime.
The set consists of Tea Pot, Spoon
holder, Sugar Bowl and Creamer.
The shape is one of the very newest
patterns, and the satin finish, with
the bright cutting, makes an exceed
ingly rich and handsome effect.
There isn't jewelry house anywhere
which wouldn't deem it was giving
you a bargain in this service at $40.
We've so of them-that
go on sale tomorrow CO OQ
Western SectoR-3d Floor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
PORT Paragraphs.

The small boat, Emma Jane. Captafn
Frank HaEues, of this city, dis IA. wreck
or Wash Woods The Enna. Jane was
engaged dus' carrying oysters. According
10 her SHIPPERS statement, he left Rap
palhaunock river Sunday for james nj
YER When he got out in the bay a
heaVy fog overlook him which CAUSED
MIN to lose Gds course. and the next
thing The knew he and his little vessel
We're two miles south OF Wash Woods
Life-Savdng station, tossing about on
the big waves. He cast enchor and the
seeing his pred.cau,ent
vent out in t'l1eir surf boat and bnou gfht
him and his crew of one ashore.
The British steamer Acme, Captaim
MOTHS, from Pascagoula, February 18th,
via Newport News, February 25tl,.
which aar1Wed ait Antwerp ON Thursday
last, lost par: OF her deck load I'm a gale
the previous day.
The torpedo boat Rodgers went on her
TRIAL trip i'm 'Hampton Roads yesterday
On board Were Comm ander WilMaur, II.
Emory, Lieutenat Hillary p. Jones,
Passed Assistant Surgeon Won WeGder-
kim, Passed Assistant Engineer Price
and Assistant Naval CVonstructor III
d. Gilmore. The trial was in charge of
her from Baltimore, and Nesrs. Cole
man and Mack were i'm Charge of the
engineering department aibeand The
Rogers passed cut of THE Capes and
averaged about INVENT y-five knots an
hour. She will Eqkely be accepted by
the Government
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COFFEE AND wARsH1Ps.

iOfluCIlCE- 4
One Of the remarka bic phenomena of
trade at present is reflected by Brazil's
sale OF warships to this country. A
careful examination of it prompts the
suggestion that the South American
republic had fiscal rather than friendly
reasons for disposing OF the vessels. The
price of Brazilian coffee has noW fallen
lower than it was ever quoted before.
The figure ON regular contract deliveries
is cents per pound. An immense crop
has been gathered, and this fact is now
bearing the market for the product ar
over the world. Brazil, which reflects
am export duty. upon it. has actually
bten put in'bo financial straits by the
reduction in price. The loss of revenue
became so serious month ago that re-
ports were in circulation in London
that the interest could not be paid on
the country's debt in April Since the
deal. by which the United States takes
the Amazonas and It's sister was carried
Though. the news has come that the
coupons Will be taken up. The Ameri-
can noEey has enabled the nation to
make both ends meet. But, If coffee is
to continue at 5 cents, what is Brazil
to do? 7I5lI14
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NEWS F,ROM HAVANA.

1tAV AN "A, March 23.-BiShop Manuel
Santander y Trrtos, the bishop of ,faa-
vana, has ccnsecrated the central relief
station and also the Lee Orphanage. Tile
paid high tributes to Lois Klopsch. the
special commissioner, for his system OF
Relief work, and seemed greatly pleased
with ALL the arrangements ITO help THE
poor, as we'll as the orphans.
La Lucha. in an editorial Under the
caption of Expectation in: the world -
maintains that the American court of
inquiry, owing to the shcrt time it wes
on the Maine disaster
American naval officers says La
Lucia, ''arta not likely to decide against
brother officers. The divers could not
give expert testimony owing to the fact
that the machinery was Embedded four
feet in tho mud. 1t DIS greatly to be re-
GREETED that more time anu care we've
not given to the prepare ton Of report
for which the whole world waits. and
WHICH Is hlesay to change the entire
feelings OF part of the American peo-
pie towards Spain and Cuba"
La Lucha publishes also an interview
with General Lee. which quotes him as
saying that he knows nothing of the
nature of this report, but is satisfied
the disaster until he heard the shock
In the lharbor.
Gunner Morgan left for the fest at
Key West today. With him went the
rava. divers Fisher, Runduuest and
danz. the helpew. This leaves two navy
divers and five civilians on the contract.
me body OF white man was found
IN the forward part Of the wreck today.
1t Will probably be identified by marks
en- the clothing when the latte. has hen
d.sinfected- The. body was sent to Kew
West on the O!iyette -!
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WHAT M'KINLEY WILL DO.
UaanAraity OF Opinion as to the Course
He viii Pursue.
(By Telegraph.)

U1anHnity OF Opinion as TO tne course
He WdM Pursue.
(By Telegraph
HAVANA, via KEY WEST, FLA,
March 2S.-The Associated Press bulle-
tin with reference 10 the Transmission
of the full report OF the court OF IN
CURRY to Washington was read to the
principal consular and naval Officials
here, and also to the best known cor
respondents. There is surprising unan-
unity of opinion that the proba Die
course of events Will be that President
Mckinley will transmit the findings to
Madrid with q note saying that the
Maine disaster was the eliminating
point Of state of affairs that must
not continue to exist; that the United
States Is unwilling to feed indefinitely
hundreds OF thousa ndS O. starving wo-
men and children. or that the commerce
of Cuba be utterly destroyed: that the
war must stop; that the United States
Is willing to act as arbitrator and to
use its best endeavors to arrange
plan TO which Spain and the insurgents
might agree.
II Spain declines mediation, as is
proha Bile, and seeks to put Oft a definite
settlement. President Mckinley. 1T is be-
rieved here, will transmit the note as
sn ultsmatum, together with the con-
sular reports. to Congress, where the
indie pendence OF Cuba will be declared
In STRONG terms. Then, II Spain insists
upon war, she must declare it. These
views are interesting as being the opim-
IONS of those here on the ground as to
what is likely to happen within the
nextfortnignt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
CRISIS NEAR At HAND|
Continued from First Page.}

reau OF ordnance. today awarded con-
tracts for supplying about 1900 cast
iron projec,iles for ssa coast fortihca-
tL:Sns. AS rapidly as completed they will
be shipped 10 the yarcIs places at which
they a.,s needed Two Virginia coanpa-
MES were given the contracts, +ha
Petersburg Iron Works and the .Ireu--
gar company. Of Richmond, the awards
beng dis trFbuted as follows:
1s7 ten-inch solid shot and T45 twegvs-
inch mortar shells, the latter of 300
pounds each, to the Petersburg COM
pany, end 165 of the 12-inch mortar
shells Of 800 pounds each, and 500
twelve-inch mortar shells Of LOCO
pounds each t., the Tredegar Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
',:ARTDR goryRr MAR 3

sSf,rs 49, hNmr SsstIpityss
= SAVANfSAH,s a. March 2s-In the
animation OF the b tsxne7,f s.ne,ineery
George K. Wisner, of Detroit, was con
tinued by Colonel Barr, j1ssaaTg advocate.
whose examination has now lasted
longer them the direct examination, BY
the defense. So 80 49, 81 :,
Many engineering details OF the work
and points IN the construction of con-
tracts and Specifications were gone over
His examination will be concluded by
the court tomorrow. s;ssil. 81 :, !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
WASHINGTON

!. WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The mon
itor Terror was today ordered to sal.
from New York to aoln the North At
lantic fleet at Key West.
Csscaref5 stimulate liver. k,1nevs and
snweis- Never sicken. weaken Or gripe
1Se. l4aaaE k4isaAlz6If IHsaN1a@sSass@
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Marine Miscellany.

LONDON, March 2s.-Arived: Chick.
ahonriny. Newport News.
GENOA, March 21.-Sailesd: Ethel
burga. Hampton Roads.
SHIELDS. March 22.-Sa'Med: Borg
vin. Hstmpton Roads
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A Happy woman

NEwsBoYs, TO SELL
the special Launching Edition Of
the Daily Press. Apply at the Of
dee this morning at IL O'Clock
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ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS.
House. LAST of Vessels Now In Port.
Other uMarIne Items.
Weather Forecast
(By TeAgraph.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., March %
Forecast for Thursday: For Virginia,
threa tening weather; probably showers
northerly. -
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Steamship BJorgvin (Nor.), Laadln,
london.
Schooner A. A.. Shaw. Fall River.
Barge Brooklyn, New York. Sss1
Barge Majestic, New Haven,
Barge Astoria. Providence;
barge Marion, Allyn's Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
vessels Sailed Yesterday.

Nrr+,, A,lis.d s,,:r>.:>
Schooner a. A. Shaw, Allyn's Point,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

TT HE STEAMER s. a. McATsr.
-, wiz leave Newport News with both
freight and passengers for Petersburg
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ABOUT 1:1s "A. HI, and Will leave Newport
News Tor Norfolk every TSesay, Thurs
day and Saturday about $3.50 P..s
W9N keaya Norfolk evezy MONDAY.
Wednesday emo Thursday at g. A.. NJ,
sharp. J. w. PHI4IIpS
q Owner. s
~ LID DOMINION sTEAMsEalP CO.
" DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
aEW YORK AND VIRGINIA. POINTS:
The elegant passenger steamship0:
Jamestown, Yorktown, 1nyand0tte.3
Princess AIzne. Old Dominion, leave New
York every day except Sunday at 1863
p. N. for Norfolk and Newport NaHp,
touching at Fortress Monros on tho
south bound trip. "a es 5is d
. The ships OF this nns leave Norfolk
TOT New York direct every night at 7:so
A short. delightful and ipy4eosaesas
voyage. : - :
B1rst- class, straight. snc1u&tna
nleaas and berth !. !. (. +. !; /. q a.
F1rst-cdass. round trip. tncIrd-
ing meafs and bert b ), :. $500, "a 90
Steerage withoslt subsisteneS. /. &. A 80
Steamer Luray arrives hon SMITH
Held and leaves for Norfolk daily ex-s
cept Sunday. at $3.50 A M. Returaina
leaves Nortoa' fsor Bag Line wharf
svet0 GAP except Sunday g q F. Dr.
NJ. 3. cEsekW!EI. lsena. y
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While You Rest

q U asaaU q UW akW -
Do little thinking about
the cost of gas lighting and
cooking. With gas at SLIGO
per Thousand, you get Ct feet
for one cent. You can get "a
candle power for five feet of
gas properly burned in good
burner. This makes you a
first-class light of "a candle
power for five-sixths cents per
hour, or light equal to an
average electric light for
about ! cent per hour. Again,
take an improved Welsback
burner, consumes 8 feet per
hour. gives 80 candle power.
Just think, al 80 candle pow
er light for cent per hour,
Ponder this over, It is the
cheapest artificial lighting
agent known. II you are not
convinced, call at the Gas or
flee, 2713 Washington avenue,
and we will prove 1t to you.
AS to cooking, gas at 81 per
thousand is not half as ex-
pensive as coal at $3.50 per
ton, or wood even at the pres
emit prices. Coal oil and gaso-
line are not to be mentioned
in the same week as gas for
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We Invite You
SOLID INVESTMENTS
AND
CHEAP PROPERTY,
LOoK!!
AN Is ROOM DsW,ENNnNG

AN Is ROOM DWELLING
Three stories. just completed, situated
on TWemty-'fifuh street between War
Wick avenues. When THE proposed
wick and Jefferson ave1,lues. When the
proposed overhead bridge is built across
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad tuacks,
it Will make this street a. thoroushfere,
thus enhancing the value of tllis prop
erty. New rents for $500 a Gnorsth-
Price, $1,70O Cash.
THREE STORY BRICK STORE AND
= FLATS.
This store is rsituated right On the
business center OF our city, Washington
avenue, has all modern conveniences,
gas electricity. both hot and cold water,
sewerage, ana lis newly built RENTS
for Gease. different tennantS) S1,AOo a
yea'r- Over Is per cent. on inv est1n en-.
BUSINESS LOT
A conner lot ON Washington avenue,
one OF the most desirable business
j lenfds i'm THE city. price,
$4,000.
RESIDENT LOTS
Facing the river above the Dry Dock
$780, East End, 5000.
Offices No 1876 and 1877, rwenty-fltth
street. Phone connections with Hamp-
ton. Ord Point and Norfolk.
Established 1893.
We solicit your patronage
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

NOW FOR The launch
ccoutinued from tlrst page,

to alandtstfn the cars were dmmeta,ate
ly surrounded, and the crowd pressed
eagerly forward TO catch a glimpse OF
ohe visitors. q s
In Governor Bradley they sew "a. tn,r,--
ican hooking So1ttier1ler His Nyf1kte
s1eudh hayb and hits whole dress enpd de-
meanor Indicated tine section of tjlf.
country from which heS came 1T cam
not be said tTuthf ully that ti1x> Govern
or is a handsome man. He DIS pleasing.
tionad. He did not evince surprise tnaat
his reception was so unoShsntatipalS
II some one ftad bl1ndered' The did
not ihetray his knowledge of the fact.
With THE gentlemen OF his staff die
walked through the curious crowd
straight to the Warwick Hotel, uaisimg
his hat lin auswer to handG1erctfefs THAT
waved him welcome. At the hotel, as
has been stated, he met President Orr
cutt-
Persons aTboqTt town yesterday seemed
to labor under the impression THAT Gov
ernpr Bradley Fad been snal'hbe'd, but
such a; report has NO Foundation in fact.
The circumstances ahe strictly as
Scate.d above.
Miss Christine Bradley, who whQl
chIisten THE Kentucky. arrived last
evefling, coning vita Toi'c'hrnond fI'oGn
Washington, where she its attending a
school for young ladies. Miss Bradley
was accompanied by a1er mother and
Miss Anna Webb, of Paducaih, KY. She
was met at the station by her father
and taken to Hotel Warwick. AT the
hotel Miss Bradley was greeted by her
n1allds OF honor, who nItrived with the
guIbernat ortal party. They are:
Miss Alice Castleman, OF Louisville.
Miss Sallie Bronsto1, of Lexington.
Miss Lillian Stege. Of Louisville.
Miss Abbe Ballard, Of Louisville
Miss Mary E. Gatewood OF Mt. Sterl-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

SO pair mems hand sewed Russet lace
SHOES In coin or ballg dog toes. Regular
Value $500, will go at $3.50. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

Up pail mems Hand Wedted genuine
GAIT COIN toes. in lace or congress. Reg
ular price $500, will go at 81 .98
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

l67 air cbildren's genuine Dongela
Pasent Leather tips, ajl solid leather.
Regular price Use, win go at 45c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

81 pair Mems Satin Calf solo leather
shoes- Regular price S1.50, will go at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

For neat dwelling of five rooms
above shipyard. $500 cash, bal
ance to suit purchaser.
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$4,000

For new dwelling, to be- COM
pieted Within ten days. imme-
diately on car line, with six
rooms besides bath, and CITY wa
ter. $780, cash. balance to suit,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

For g store; seven rooms above
renting for $50 per month, elise
to Electric Car Line. Terms, $500
cash, balance easy payments.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

u = ,l5 and: inadequately fed The
sa sli o1ic.als do most of theiu, fighting
beng done by those Of i.fferior grade'
4 VI III vne contrary. the insurgents are
I comfortably clad and s1ndkr strict <Ts-
sa. Ihey occupy a large part .yf the
5!aasiano, and could. In Mr.. Galinger's
J, nsusllent, take Havana or Matanzas
astbough those cities could not he i,..,d
( for lack Of navy. ~ - 1'' ~
. Inc NJ, scenes In the streets OF Havana
are narrowing beyond description PanN
Pre- IN want and suffering are every
'5w WI seen. IND walking skeletons meet
srss, IN ~ every hand. Naked children
saEt,atet and ragged women, and dis
sasea and starving men throng the
streets. THE hotel bbies and every n,ace
] Of Ix1blie resort p'>e
Many have refused to believe that
sreaI government was wag.ne war. az
% instead of war of hon
81. yet such is an absolute fact. vis;,
vas paid to the orphanage which is
s -, 1Huer the care OF Miss Clara Bar
D. eontains now about 50 children
a e 't every one o, whom is q Victim,
81 .. starsat. ION. DR.. Lesser. one oy Miss
IL, y. $ assistants. has had experience
S..f phe Armenian and Indian fanines
stysit he declares thaa the famine In Cuba
~; m worse than that in Armenia.
ue.aaied STORY OF a; visit to las
y ossas, ashe place where A(ile retsone,am-
tafasscs dai:y assemble to get food was,
: alsa given A few weeks ago when Mis-
'sartcn discovered THE place there was
20 % people lying on the floors. many OF
sslem esabhrely nude. and all suffering
eaie paHrgs OF starvation. Much mas
sseeai stogie by the Red Cross Society
W aaaeVfate the condi tion OF Those who
staaa a@SiaHn, but scores OF men, women
al,d Gcaratdren are yet There. glal1St and
ts'fl ATHEIST as a ssaseleton, many OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
Hats.

a special lot OF mems black ana
brown derhys and fedoras, consisting OF
$3.50, 500. $3.50 values, win 20 at So -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

For a new building with fifteen
rooms, bath. latrobe, and city
water. renting at s35 per month.
Above shipyaTd. Terms $500
cash, balance to suit purchaser.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

116 pair ladies' hand turned a na no., !
Weited IN Patent Leather or Kad Tim
an the newest styles. Irregular pres
$500, will go at 81. 98. -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

to a atandStiM che cars Were Immediate
~ surTounded, aal6 the crowd pressed
eagerly Forward TO catch a glimpse OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

For beautiful new house with
Il rooms and bath, coal cellar
and pantry. i'm, the most desir-
able part of the city. to b. COM
Teted by April LIST. Cash, $1,000.
balance easy payments.