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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
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Hawaii, sea girt land!
Strong for thy monarch stanc'
Sons Of the ancient Land.
Stand for your king.
O Thou. who re!en's' above.
Father Of might and love.
Grant tha, THY peaceful dove
Brood DER our land.
Hawails true-horn sons
Cherish the high-born ones;
From old their lineage runs
Guard the young chiefs.
q Thou. who reiGn'st above
Father Of might and love,
Grant that Thy peaceful dove
Brood DER our land
Hawaii, young and brave,
Thine tie myself 10 save
Hopeful thy banners wave
Upward and on
q Thou. who reien'st ahoVe'
Father Of might and love,
Grant that Thy peacefui d"Ve
Brood DER our lana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
Tron sury DeparrIN'NI'
nmc. ~ the Secretary.


Washington. u. G., September s. ~
BY virtue Of authority contained IN eNStne Ia ~
tho Secretary Of the Treasury hereby gives punnc
notice that United States per cent bonds ot tne
face value Of Sltrpl,j6'' issued under acts OF July
1852 and July ? 1854 I'm aid OF certain Pacific
railroads as stated below. and commonly known
as currency Is" will he redeemed AT any tmr
during the month OF September. with Interest 70 70
and Including December g. 1875, less rebate or
one-h hall OF per cent upon the face yalu" OF the
bonds - - no
The bonds are in denominations of 500; &""
and uOoT and were issued in aid Of the fa.Io"lns
M med railroads. Central Pacific Railroad E'''N'
T-nion pacific Railroad s. ~ 90: Western Pacific
Railroad 81 60 so. total. Ni0oi'io.
Packages containing bonds forwarded tor 70,
denption should 10 addressed 10 tn" secretary OF
the Treasury. Division OF Loans and currency
Washington H. g. and the bonds should b" as
signed 70 the Secretary ~ the Treasury tor re-
donpfion " Assigumcn's must be dated ana prop
erIy acknowledged prescribed IN the note printed
on the back Of each bond
Where checks IN payment are desired In FAVOR
q any but tho paye". the bonds Hhould 70
ASSIGNED 20 the Secretary 81 tho Treasury iof "
dcun,ion FOR account 81 - " Gicre m
sert the name OF tho person 10 whose order the
check should be made payable l. GAit.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
FARMERS WIFE BURNED TO DEATH.

Gloversville y. Y. Sept. S.-The large farmhouse
and barns Of Neil Hanson. few miles north Of this
city were destroyed by fire last night. Mrs. Han
son entered a burning barn. and In trying 10 save
the horses her clothing caught Are and she was
burned TO death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

The trims OF the Boston symphony orcnesl.a a
away from home will this season be uuS 0,o
than formerly The management had Iu', =, =,
abandon the concerts in Baltimore wheh II me-. =.
out the seasons itinerary, in order 10 ga" -
give an extra concert each month IN ~" ~
This disappointed the music lovers OF p"' ,
and five gentlemen entered into guar""''' ''.
cIentlv generous 10 persuade the Ha""S''
,o add one to the days OF travel -"
trim the orchestra Will give one concert III p''''
moro IN SATURDAY. one in Washington OH Sionu''y
enc IN Philadelphia on Tuesday. two III ~"
on Wednesday and Thursday and two III p'oo"'' -
on Friday and Saturday.
Rosenthars first concert on his app,o'. "''e
american tour will be given In CARNEGIE ""'
October o. This concert he will suppIe"c"' w.
two rccitals and then start out on your % ~
country Divide Musin viii play LAOS huSS'"',
concerto Mt the festival in Worcester. MaSS'' ''''
month and a new maZlIrka of his own COMP
sltIon Richard Burmeisier, who mas spent wv
GUNNER on Mackinac Island. Is expected 10 rt,"'"
70 New-York in ten days Of fortnight VIII" a
number OF new works for pianoforte' won" anu
voice written I'm his vacation.....M MISS florenoe
Terrell pianist will give recital In Carnegie ma"
cary In the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
CONNIE un prophetic Il predit paria.
En- chantant ma chansonnette aVec celd'
Ahf ca ira "a ira ca ira

En- chantant ma chansonnette avec cela
All! ca ira, ca ira, ca ira
(Which has about this effect in English PROSE
I'm these days the prophets are forever repeating
II shall 90 on, Despite the directors. every'nn"s
shall go well! on enemies shall remain confouhueu
and we shall sing Haelujah! II snail go On
Boieau. formerly priest spoke Ike proPhe''
he predicted tina; which gayly sing IN ID! "'
song. that they would say. 1T shall go on
BY 1893 this verse had been added
An, On ira, ca ira, ca ira.
Les artist 1crates a IA lanterne.
All. ca ira. ca ira, ca ira
Les aristOcrates on les pendra'
La liberte tromphera. -,
Malgre les tyrans tout reuissHa'
All ca ira ca ira. ca ira
f"r, shall On NJ, The aristocrats 10 the lamp
nosts, 7, shall go on, Hang the ar!stocrats' LID.
erty shall triumph In spite OF tyrants' All s""''
be well, 1t shall go on!)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
MUSICAL COMMENTS.
A PEACE HYMN IN PLACE OF A WAR SONG
MUSIC FROM HAWAII-THE STRANGE
STORY OF A FRENCH POLITICAL
sONGNEwS NOTES AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Tribune in ts illustrated supplement to-day
offers Hymn OF Peace to all the peoples most d.
rectly concerned In the war which has come TO 50
glorious a conclusion for the United States It's
words OF kindness to Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii.
the Philippine Islands and Spain will surely
awaken a response similar In sentiment throughout
the dear country which IS the object OF the con-
Guiding apOstrophe. The hymn Is one that ought 10
live only for tho sake Of the poem. but also to
perpe;uate the music, which Is that Of the Ha-
waiian national hymn under the monarchy whose
fate has now been irrevocably sealed by the an
nexation OF the islands by the United States. The
original hymn written by King Kalakaua and
set to music by the Governmental bandmaster-a
German. The new version may well take place
by the side OF the hymns and songs which give
voice TO the patriotic emotions Of the American
people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLTCATIONS

The Sheriff has received an execution against
Joseph Stern clothing manufacturer. OF No %
West Four,h-st from Platzek. Stroock & Herzog
for 81 56s In favor OF Meyer A. Bernhcmer on a
deficiency Judgment growing out Of the sale at
foreclosure OF the house No 3ii East One hun
dred "A nd twenty -fourth-st. Mr. Stern was for
mery n partner In the firm OF Stern. Bernhcmer
& CO. but withdrew I'm April 1897. to go into bust
ness for himself At his office II said that he
was out OF town. and would probably be back In
n few days. Surprise was expressed by the en-
ploye, over the judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

The second week Of William Gillettes engage
men at the Empire Theatre. and all the rest OF MS
time at that house. will be devoted TO the war
play Secret Service" New-York theatregoers
know what this play Is. and need hardly be 70
minded OF its dramatic qualities or or the coheuy
that brightens its scenes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

Stuart Robson will begin his first full week nj
WaIlacks Theatre, in Augustus Thomas's new play
1.-THE Meddler" tomorrow. He has had haf a
week already. The whole engagement Will De
CHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

II the reader would enjoy BIT OF eopue -,
the subject let him read Micheets ues0''P"''
the making Of the Champs de Mars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

Deputy Sheriff Radley has received an attach
ment against Narcisco Bodo for 500 In favor OF
f. Steiger & Co. and It was served on a steam
shin company TO attach 100 hides which had iist
arrived here from Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
TO REDEEM PACIFIC BONDS.
SECRETARY GAGE ISSUES AN OFFER 10
SHAREHOLDERS - HOLDS GOOD
THROUGH SEPTEMBER

Washington. Sept 3-Thc Secretary Of the Treas
NV today issued tho following circular Offering
20 redeem the balance OF the bonds issued to the
Pacific railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The season at the Lyceum Theatre has opened
auspicousy with The Adventure OF Lazy Ursula
which f. II. Sothern. Miss Virginia harheu anu
their connanv are pIavinR. II is romantic drama
OF the sort which Mr. Sothern's admirers have
learned TO EXPECT and to desire, and II VIII douo'-
less have prosperous career
Daiy's Theatre is melodous with the strains OF
'Tbe Runaway Girl" The favorite actors OF the
company which is usually employed In the lighter
pieces at this house are admired as much as
ever in this one and a pleasant, entertainment IS
provided for the warm opening nights OF the sea-
son More serious pieces will follow, but 1t Is ex-
pected that the present one Will nod the stage ioi
a considerable time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

There Will he three little plays at Keths Union
Square Theatre this week. Francis Carlyle re-
cent recruit from the regular stage. VIII bring n
company 10 play "Chums." by Thomas Frost
Hayes and I.yttor with some assistance. will pro-
duce "A Wise Guv." sketch by George
Cohan. Isabella Urquhart and her company re-
main for another week 10 present I'm Durance
Vile" Batty's trained bears and the three Brook
Inns two foreign acts imported by Mr.. Keith
which will have ar American hearing. and the bio
graph and the rest OF the bill will be up 10 its usual
standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
Following is the original text of the Hawaiian
hymn Hawaii pono" with translation into
English made by Henry L. Sheldon:


!. Hawaii ponoi." with translation int
sh made by Henry l.. Sheldon:
Hawaii ponoi
Nanai kOu Moi
IA la nj Ali,
he AIN.
Ma ku In nj .
IA me hameha
IA IA O pale
Ne IA The.
Hawaii porO
Nanai ma III
Napu q null Kou
Ma pOki
Ma Ku la nj
Ia me hameha a
Ma Ia va pale
Me IA The.
Hawaii ponoi
II IA lahul
q Kau hama nui
T. u!
Ma Ku n In nj
IA me hameha
Ma IA MA pale
Ne Ia The.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

The naval show at Madison Square Garden mas
furnished the public with interesting exhibition
Of war vessels and naval tactics and reproduction
Of the battles OF Santiago and Manila. The per-
formances are given twice day The naval snow
has hut three weeks more to run at the Garden
The final performance will he given on Saturday
September "a. after which date the show VIII be
seen other cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

John Drew returned from his European travels
last week. His opening at the Empire Theatre in
The Liars" will follow the present engagement OF
William Gillette. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

George II. Broadhurst's farce, What Happened
TO Jones'" will be played at the Harlem Opera
House this wee<. beginning with a Labor Day mat
inee tomorrow This amusing work has frequently
been In various city theatres. and needs no
comTen; or descriodon. The company presenting
It VIII be approXima ely the same as when II was
first played AZ the Manhattan Theatre q year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

Francis Wilson and his new company will one,
the season at the Broadway Theatre. on septembe
49, in The Little Corporal" II is the work O
Harry B. Smith and Ludwig Highlander Mr. WI,
son will offer a counterfeit presentment Of Ma
poleon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

Miss Julia Marowe has just returned from
Europe. where she has been spending the summer.
She is to open her season In Cleveland on Septem-
Der 20 in Countess Valeska" She will produce a
play about December She will also play
Romeo and Juliet in the OF the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

The Metropolitan Permanent Orchestra will end
its season al the Madison Square Roof Garden to-
night. the programme Of the concert being as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

The programme for the coming week AZ Roster
e. Balls music hap Is diversified The main feature
Of the bill is furnished by 1shas octorooHs thirty
men and women In ali, who Illustrate life I'm
Darktown. The -Four Emperors OF Music" with
new selections. are retained. Then there Ak
tell and Howard. contortionists and equiibrists;
the Putnam sisters, with songs and dances; BERTHE
Pryme soubrette; Mile Barbe Paue and Diker,
French grotesques, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

The Old Homestead" IS again thoroughly estab-
lished the Academy Of Music II nothing had
happened. good deal has happened since this en-
tertainment first presented here. but Il still
goes on. with little change as II Is possible for
u play and the organization that PLAYS II to under
20 in such space OF time. There will be special
matinee tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

The second week Of the engagement OF "A Day
ard Night at the Garrick Theatre will begin to-
morrow. The best impression Of the farce Is made
by Otis Harlans negro song about a rabbits foot
which is clever and excecntiy hits the taste OF the
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

Augustn DAILY has engaged Miss Adele Richie
for his company. and she will appear in some OF the
musical pieces at his the ire this season.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
HOSIERY.

Odds and Ends OF Ladies' and Children's
Stockings to be closed out before invcn tory
regardless Of value and price.
Laiics' Black Hose, Hcrmsdorf dye, dou-
bic sole and high spliecd heel, best 40
guage, our 25c. Hose; sale prcc, I9c.
Ladies' Fancy Boot Top Hose, test Isle
thread; the new Persian tops, always sold
for soc, sale orice. 39c pair.
Ladies' Black fleece lined Hose, euaran-
tecd fast black and stainless, hose that
would be cheap for I7c, sale price, 2 pairs
for 25c.
Childrcn's Black Flccecd Hose, double
knee. absolutely fast and stainless, a r,eu-
lar I7c Hose, sale orics, pairs for 25c.
One lot of Manufacturers Samplcs Of
High Grade Fancy Hosiery, in strpcs, tar,
tan olaids and checks, this assortment
comprises the entire Iot Of samolcs Of one
OF the largest in ':ters aud we curchased
them away under pricl, so ofacc them on
sale at the following ridiculous prices:
SI.25 and S1.39 Hose for 89c.
US Quality for 49c.
Soc quality for 39c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

ae-ineh Black Novelty Settings, 35c
grade, 25c.
4o-insh All Wool Novelty Sui,inss, SOC
grade, 39c.
rs pieces Of Black Pompadour Jacquard
Suitings. Use grade, clearing price, 49c.
50-inch All Wool Black Novelty Suit-
tngs, with granite effect, sold at S!.O0, spe-
eial price, 7ee.
44,ineh All Wool Crcpon, sold at e2Kc.
clearing oriSe, AS.
52-ineh Black Broad Cloth, SIPS grade,
crice, 81.
'5S-inch Fine Black silk waro Henrietta,
never sold under 81, special, S2e.
!. 4e-inch Black Silk Warp Henrietta, SI.50
grade, soeeiai, St.J9.
45-ineh Black Ali Wool Henrietta, SIC
grade, Soc.
y. 5e-inch Black Heavy Cloths for Capes,
for 81.
4s-inch Black All Wool French Serge,
/. at Soc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
DIR. uNNcuErTs R,EcIrAr,

The music loving public will have an
opportunity 10 again hear the noted
pianist, Dr. Henry G. Hanchett, the
coming week. pr. IIanchett will give
three rccitals. one each on Thursdav
and Friday afternoons at 3 O'Clock and
Thursday evening at s o'clock in the
hall OF the Norfolk College for YOUNG
Ladies' under whose auspices the event
VIII lie given. The vocal soloists who
will assist are Mrs. w. r.. Brooke. Miss
Elizabeth a. Taylor. Miss Ethel Nicely,
MISS Mary Is. Ewell. Miss Lucy Alice
Jones, Mr.. j. Ircdcll Jenkins The ac-
communists Will be Messrs. Newton
FltH, w. ii. Jones and A. +. Koerner
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Brlefest Possible Mention Made of Many
Matters of Interest TO All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything but
Something About Mnuy Things
4 photographic View Of Life I'm
Norfolk in ITS Mnny md Vary.
ing PbnseE Briefly Noted.


me annual week of prayer will begin
tomorrow
Mr.. l.. V. Atwood is III at his fathers
home. on Charlotte street.
Reserved seats In the balcony only
40 cents for the Liliputans.
The Christmas carol service ut Free
mason Street Baptist church will be re-
peated Tonight.
DR.. William Il. Pryor, of New York,
son of Judge Roger y. Pryor, of that
city, is In Norfolk.
Norfolk Will be well represented al
the Drumners' Convention at South.
ern Pines next week.
Mr. Ernest Staples, of Richmond, is
= new Stehographcr in the Office of
me Ola dominion steamship Line.
Meihofial services will be held at
SnriSt church to-day In honor OF the
iate rector, me Rev. Q. 5. Bartcn. ID. ID.
MT. j. u. Hilton. OF the New York,
rhiiaoeipnia ana Norfolk railway. has
returned from a visit TO TarhorO, y. G.
MISS Mary is. Ewell, who has just
returned from visit TO South Caro-
ma VIII sing at Epworth church to-
DAY
Passenger traffic on the Old Domin-
ION steamers has increased so that tho
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Bargain seekers will enjoy visit to our
Gents Furnishing Counters next Monday.
Below Is list OF the many bargains for
you:
Bargains in Mems Mems
Heavy Undcrshirts, value, 3ec, clearance
price, i5c. Only garments.
Mems Jersey Fleece Lined Shirts, value,
Soc; clearance price 29c. Only 81 gar
mcnis.
Mems Heavy Ribbed Shirts. valus 75c;
clearance price, 3sc, Only Is garments.
Mems Jersey Wool Lined Shirts, extra
quality at 81. clearance price 75c. Only IS
garments.
Mems Combination Shirts, value 81;
clearance price, sc each. Only gar
mcnts. ~
Mems Jersey Ribbed Shirts and Drawers,
IN latest blue AMI old gold, value S., Sigh,
iupcrtcctions make them SIC piece.
Bargains In Mems Working Shirts
Mems Heavy Madras Cloth Working
Shirts, SOC value; clearance price. &c.
Boys pcrcale l.a,indcrcd r<egligce
Shirts. 50c value; clearance price, 3gc.
Only S garments.
Brownie Ovcruils. Dress your boy up In
the morning with Il pair OF our Brownie
Overalls-its economy" price, 25c. per
pair.
Bargains III Mems Fancy Shirts Mon
arch Shrts--you know the brand and tho
price, 81: clearance price, &c. Only 0
Shirts.
Another lot Of about 3 dozen Fancy
Bosom Shirts, value TIC: clearance price,
zoe II piece.
Bargains In Mems Gloves. Mons Scotch
Gloves, Zoe value; clearance price, &c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Special one lot Of Ladies' Jersey Ribbed
Vests. j7c grade, l2Hc. @
One lot of Ladies' 25c grade of Vests,
ice.
Ono LOT Of Ladies Vests and Pants, in
ribbed and flat, SO, grade, 371Zc.
Ladies' Union Suits, SOC; 81 grade, &c.
Ladies' Scarlet Vests and Pants, 75c
grade, sec.
Ladies Scarlet Vests and Pants, sI.OO
grade, now. BIC.
Ladies' Natural Grey Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants, clearing price, SIC.
Ono lot Of Infants Wrappers, 25c and
30c grades, Ioc.
One lot Of Infants Wrappers, Csc and
4sc grades, I5c: See and 62Hc grades, PC.
One LOT OF Children's Union Suits, 25c
Chi'drcn's Gray Vests and Pants, In al
sizes, 25c.
Childrcn's Scarlet Underwear, Vests and
Pants, in all sizes, have clearing prices or
them.
One lot Of Childrcn's Vests and Pants, in
broken sizes, SOC grades, oricc, Sic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
ALTA MILO CITY.

Master Herman Armstrong will be de-
lighted tomorrow evening with the
company OF his young friends attend
Ing reception given at his home BY
his parents, corner Poole and Central
avenues.
Miss Estelle J. Warner, of Baltimore
Is on visit to her sister, Mrs. S. r.
lronmonEcr, of Poole street.
Mr.. Willie Benston, OF Avenue A.
VIII start to-day for Richmond Ia
spend several days.
Mrs. NJ y. Ralyal. of Colley avenue
has returned from n visit to her for.
mer home In Amsterdam, N. Y.
Mr. T. l.. Lee, of Colley avenue, re.
turned Thursday, having spent the
holidays In Isle OF Wight county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
FASTER CAR SERVICE.

Street Railway Will Run Swifter sche-
dulles in Suburbs. st5s
On and after tomorrow the cars on
the Norfolk Street Railway company
VIII be run on foster schedules than
nave heretofore been observed In the
suburbs. and the resident of the ont.
lying district will find himself getting.
TO his office and baole home in better.
time than ever before since the CITY;
FATHERS cut the speed OF the cars down
to five points," THE rapid transit
vehicles will bowl along toward LAM
berts Point and near tho powcr-house.
however, at the seven point gait It IS
hoped by the street railway people that.
after n time the Councils may permit
faster schedule inside the city limits
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
WORK QUICKLY DONE.

a transformation, little less than
marvellous, has taken place at The FUR
niture stores Of John Willis. Jr. On
Wednesday last workmen began tear
me out the backing of the windows.
tearing down the partitions between the
rooms up stairs. and following them
Inc painters and papcrers. Night ana
day the work has been going on. and
MI. Willis Is about ready for business
again. People will hardly know the
Store. so great the change and i'm
provement. There has been a complete
turn over. special room In The front
up stairs is now given up to the splcn-
G!d stock of parlor furniture. The
changes were made with the prompt
ness and energy characteristic OF Mr..
Wills. These qualities have been cx-
hih!ted In the quick building Of the
great business don" by him. II is
worthy OF notice that all the largest
successful merchants arc Virginian adj
Hcrtisers. Some OF them use no other
medium.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02

Bargains In S,,spcndcrs. s hersa Ri, q
Brace clearance price, 8 for s5e, OIL J
dozen. y SfS ~ sSs SSssSS
as Mems 25c Brace; clearance pride:
Only 8 Dozen S. 3. as,,SsNs
H bargains In Neckwcar. Mems BAND B
BOWS. lmperlnls. Tccks and -Four. d r
mana searfs, 20c and SOC value: cleardhss
price. 15c a.tf 81 SSi5F isf II
Mems Puffs. Tccks and Imperial scarfqsS
6oc values; clearance price. a9c.S ji,S
bargains In Mems Hose. SIen's Black
ana Grey Mixed Half Hose, sc per patr 4 w
Mems Brown Mixed White Heel arisiSSS
Toe Holt Hose, l5c value clearance price,
8 pairs for 25c. ~ tsii
Mems Black or Tan Half Hose, 12,,au &
value; clearance price. pairs for 25c. isss
Mems Black or Tan Half Hose, double i
sole ana heels, new French shape, 25c svalsi
nc. pairs for t5c 81 4 ~
bargains IN Meme Handkerchiefe. MEMS 1
fnncy II. 5. Colored Border Handker4 /:
chiefS. &c KIND; clearance price. 4 for $50. u
Mems Fancy H. s. lInndkerchtefs, coI4s$
orcd border, 1oc value; clearance PRICE q y
for 25c. " {.;sS2 81
Mems Half Hem IT, S. Colored Border
liandkcrchicfs, l2Iac value; clearance &
price, for 2Jc 10; AZ IsiI$,T n
Mems Pure Linen TAPPED Border Handss
kcrchtcfs, pc value; clearance price, FOR 4
50c a :, s5's Il !. 95ssE
bargains In Bicycle Hose Every pairs
OF Bicycle Hose must DO sold during this
Clearance Salc the $I.0o, STIkc, e75o. COO
values are marked soc to close-Any ono y
using a bicycle will do well to examine s
this lot IS $50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02

terday Deputy Marshal Cross took
them out for walk.
The telegraph messenger boys--both
western Union ana PCstal-wcre re-
memhered very pleasantly yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. +: ST. John ut their home,
on Freemason street, where the boys
gathered upon invitation
j. Fred SarE, Of kemrsvillc who took
lot OF horses to Europe In the summer
ana disposed of them there has lust
shipped forty more horses by the Oli
dominion Line TO New York. thence TO
Antwerp, for distribution to various
cities IN Belgium.
KEY. Carl II. Grammer, d. d., accom-
panied by Mrs. Grammer, arrived in the
CITY yesterday. While here they will
be the guests OF Mr. w. w. Old. Dir.
Grammer will preach In Christ Epis.
copnl church to-day. He has not set
siEnliled his acceptance OF the call.