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The sun., 1898-01-27
NOTICES..

WANTED-Encrgetic agents. either sex. Char
acter must bear strctest investigation. Address
SUN Office,
The sun., 1898-01-27

SHOULD this meet the eye OF any of the rela-
Of Stockport, England, MR.. FREDERICK
BEARD will be pleased to see or hear from them.
Address British Steamship Encrgia, Market st.
wharf New York.
The sun., 1898-01-27

INFORMATION wanted concerning Matthew
Christie, last heard OF Decemler9; will be thank
fully received by his brother DAVID, box 4S5,
White Plains, NY
The sun., 1898-01-27

LUDWIG LANDSHUT will learn of something
10 his advantage by calling room co., VI Nassau
street, New York city.
The sun., 1898-01-27
LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-Slnall hand satchel, containing yellow
/ 4 pocketbook, two rings, stick pin and sum
Of money. on King street, from Fourth to GA
King.
The sun., 1898-01-27
Entries for Today.

sAhlJCs 1of AOuuts
First Race-Five flrlongs. New South
Benefactor Carovcn, The General, Crown
no each; IAgrande. Relief, lO7 each
Mountain Maid. 1O5.
Second Race--I'ive furIongs. Milsten
Congo Dick, Apprentice, W. &. Hard
ing, Fischer, Tim Hurst, Butte, l07 each
Miss Carrie, Edna Bennett, lO5 each
( Third Race--F'ivc furlongs. Artillery
Watch Charm, lis each; Sebastian, Bois
terlols, German, Gowanda, Gold Dollar
! llo each; Dorah Lamar, ll3.
Fourth Race--Six furIongs. Governor
Griggs, Reform, Jonah White, ll5 each;
Gould, A. b. Iade, lI2 each; Bessie
Browning, Belle Fowler, 10 each.
Fifth Race--Five flriongs. Frank b.,
Dan llaager, Intimidad, 10Y each; Lisner-
0ns, Lottie F., Bert, Lizzie w., Ethel
Farrell, Nay, l05 each.
SxSh Race--Five furlongs. George W..
Bailey, Britannia. llS each; Walter o.,
March, Mr.. Waverly, 1l5 each; Black
Bcss, Bclvina, Equity, ll3 each.
First Racc--CrOwn New south, Noun
tain Maid.
Second Racc--W. &. Harding, Tim
Hunt, Congo Dick.
Third Race--Sebastian, l}nistc.ors,
Gold Dollar.
Fourth Racc-Jonah White, Governor
Griggs, Gould.
Fifth Kace-Lizzie W, Nay, Ethel Tar
rell.
Sixth Race Britannia, Belvina, E1ui-
ty.
Paddock Points.
Mooycr was Il supposed good thing, but
to finish second was the best he could
do to THymnre, who was quoted at - to
! in The betting.
Jockeys &. llucston and f. Jones, were
the lucky boys to receive the $50 prize
donated by The booknakcrs for winning
on ten to one shot. The former rode !
TraynIore and the latter Queen Of Berlin. ,
The sudden reversal Of form displayed
by Crown and Nevada Boy, came in for
a great deal OF criticism. 1t was thought
the officials would take some action but
as there was such change in the track
it left doubt in their minds, therefore
nothing was done. j. j. Wilmington
was another to show Il marked improve
lnent over his race Saturday, when he
finished behind such horses us Little
Miss, Miss Carrie and Ferocious, but as
the change of track conditions excuses
,nc it is no more than fair to give him
,he same excuse.
Well, John J. finally won Il race fir
lis owner, sam Hart, but it is safe to say
lc will have to do the same thing many '
lines before his owner is even on him. '
Steve l.. flonnedicu had good day as :,
Ic played Bert and Nevada Boy heavily, ,
'll he ''Lucky Dulchnlan' gave some
i it back t., the B,oknakcrs on account I
4 Charlie h's inability to win the last /
ace. ~
Will Fonso looked winner all over
! his race, but he showed how he i.
frald tine grand stand is going to fall on
i'm by stopping before hc gets that inr.
Some money showed on Bona Vera. as o
nc was backed down from 10 to to & II
the close. She ran like 100 to shot {,
nj was beaten II quarter OF a mile. :;
The entries for THE SrN hand "
ap were ut first thought too LIGHT =
ut now that the track is Liable to be W
)od on Saturday owncrs will b. more T. T.
Hing to run their horses. - -
Dick Baker he winner of the Srhcms ~
1ndicap had a good day at the track as {,
: played Cheer TIP and John =. s.,
Billy Beatty lost several pounds when I'll
Gcen of Berlin passed Will FonSo. 1t "
strange how this stout gentleman
The sun., 1898-01-27

JOSEPH HUNNIS-A native Of Russia, known
here as Joseph Ennis, is required to commn
este with his brother, Major +. iiunhs, st:
Petersburg Russia, or the Consulate General OF
Russia, "A State street, New York.
The sun., 1898-01-27

DANIEL MULLIGAN or Cornelius Carlan, dis
charged from Co. II, 9th U. $. infantry, March IL,
1881 at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-: entitled to prop
erty; liberal reward for proof of death. Address
GEO. A. SMYTliE Counsellor at Law, 1lO Ames
Building Boston. Mass.
The sun., 1898-01-27
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wanted of the descendants OF
Henry Caldwell ONeil, who in 1875 it Is believed
resided at 81 Centre ST., and also Of the descen-
dants of Alexander Met tlurc, who in 1859 resided
at l34 Henry st., both of whom owned or had
some interest in premises Nos. 20, ", "a and 30
Mulberry st., in the city Of New York. FREDE
RICK BELTZ, Counsellor at Law, III Broadway
New York city.
TO the Baron Won Alvcnslebcn, late of Fifth
Avenue Hotel corner of y,rd st., and 5th ave-
New Yorki-You are particularly requested to
communicate with J. d. B. Lewis, Solicitor ~
Bucklcrsbury, London, Eng. Anyone knowing
the address and communicating the same will be
rewarded
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
TIME FLEET ASS E,spgL1SG.

The stGlps OF The Hampton Road.
Squadron have commenced to assemble.
and 1T is rhougllt unal i'm a few weeks
one OF the most powerful fleets of WAR
viii be- seen sun;ahored off OGd Point
Comfort
StDnre rsnle ago The North Atlantic
squadron WIS divided into three fleets
one TO be stationed at THE Nortals>a,,
Islands AT Key West. another to be fol
.!ae defers,. of Hampton Roads. and
the hSNtln!,iTl of the Third has mot been
decided ON but 1T is probable thar it
Will be either off South Carolina or in
Northern waters.
The Brooklyn. which arrived from
Nt+.le Zlltgilf over "A week asso.Welss THE
first of iiit Hampton Roads fleet TO ar
rive at Old Point, and it was a quess-
with the Brooklyn AIT the mouth OF
the Jasnss. but it has been decided
rli.at the bat rlesHlip Texas amid AaSstl :
IN us<-lS sind the cruisers Columbia
and Minneapolis WIFI keep her company.
Tt Us possible that the protected cruiser
New York may ALSO be stationed at
Old Point with the fleet.
Yesterday the second OF the fleet TO
arrive, tine 'battlet:Elip Texas. steamed
SLOWLY into Hampton Roads and
dropped anchor off Old Point Comfort.
The Texas came direct from Key West
where she had been one of the North
Ailauric Squadron. She was expected
i'm time to attend the Launching yes
gar<lay, and great disa1> ,ns.nrment was
felt because she did not get in soon
enough.
The cruisers Columbia and Minnolp-
Oils g re now at the League lsiaHld navy
yard but orders have been Issued trans
fer..:rg them to the Hampton Roads
fleet aC'i they are expected here al
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
Geo. M. Richter.
- PROPOSALS FOR tNu0W JAIL, Fop
ELIZAiBET1H CITY 90 Ca
No. Que IN street, HAMPTON Va

- PROPOSALS FOR iNtl0W JAZZ. ro1,
L ELlzAiBE'T1H CITY co, VA.
sealed proposals will be received at
ne County Clerks office for the cree
!ion or a new jain until "Wednesday.
March 81. 1898, at 10 o'clock "A. M
Fans and specifications can he seen
ny applying to the clerk OF the County
Court of soid county at his office on
ana after Wednesday, March is. 1895.
All plus must be accompanied by a
certified check for 10 per cent. of the
amount OF said bid as a guarantee that
the bdaer--sh ould ne be succesasf11l-
VIII! enter into "a contract with the
county OF Elizabeth City, actins,
through the Board OF Supervisors, TO
erect the Jail according to the plans
and specifications fer :he amount set
forth in the bid. -
The successful bidder or bidders will
De required to execute bonds for the
faithful performance OF the conditions
OF his or their contract or contracts,
as fellows: The successful bidder for
the building will be required to execute
bond in the penalty OF 1000, and the
successful bidder for tli%, iron and steel
work. as per specifications, will he re-
Guired TO execute a bond in the penalty
Of $4,000.
And the Board reserves the right to
reject any or all OF said bids.
Teste: II. II. HOLT,
nllS 21-24 IS. Deputy Clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
THE new CAR LINE
List Of Streets It May
Traverse:
FRANCHISE APPLIED FOR
Vessels of the acw Squadron Assembling
In Hampton Roads. Drill Grounds
for Battery +. Other
~. Matters.

| One OF ple moist Important meeh;n ss
OF 'ihe town collrcil 'tsha't haas been ilelI
Tor some time was called "Wednesday
might, and All the members We're pres
,yil,. After the USUAL ROUTINE. business
t'iit- btmly TUNED la THE matter for THE
consideration of which THE meeting was
called. .. ~.
| y franaris. was asked for by he
| ssIecsl'i.: railway company of which MIR.
M. Ne. lnSihlS is PRECEDENT, and the pro
posed route of the comp tny's cracks
| through Hampton was explained to the
council. .
1t has for some TIME been well
known that Il rival company ITO MIR
DaminS's had under nlsiiieaation the
| construction of an electric read from
Newport News 10 Old PoiuA. but every
pn- WAS Wondering how Mr.. LngaNqs
proposed to get his Line through this
city, any many said that i'll would be
impossible for hSin to do So, since Mr.
Darling secured The King street FRAN
chise. .40.
After considerable, debate rf the
subject the Franchise MISTER Was turned
over to th.. committee ordinances
for action. and that committee Will ne
port at the next regular meeting of he
counc! 40. 0.
1T Will be of great interest ut the
people of this section ITO know the route
which Mr.. Ingalls, VIII fuir,w to get
through Hampton. if hts fr>arltlhte is
l
From THE corporation lir,e down ,Hul
street across Arr1estead avenue: down
Nlelrcst. avenue ITO Kings Point: thence
across Hampton creek. passing in fronT
of CTal,slrpnlNeaquh's .Apto1-ney Culli-ars
lot to Hope street; thence to King
street; UP King street ITO Cutet street;
along Queen street over Fl selpton und
Old Point railway tracks ITO Wine street;
along Wine street TO corporation linn
IT'S. a
1t is understood :Hlat the new road
Will be run from Newport News a'lons
the beach Of Hampton Islo<lds to Hemp
TON through Hampton avs described
end from rhiare 10 olsl Flno!rl't over very
much the same route AS that used by
Mr.. Dars,ns's- company.
It has been ,state ed tTlett the fare from
Newport News to this city Will be
5 sand il, THAT event it is lillely that
the Newport News, Hampton and Old
Point company will be compelled 10
drop ITO that price also.
1T is Thought THAT work on the new
road Will be commenced as soon as
the Franchise is GRANT ed, and as every
one seems TO rfligl4S this will be done
at t4ie next nlee'.intg of the council,
II; is Mkely that the road Will soon h-
started. T,le service with be up to slaIt1
Fin every particular and very quick time
w,tl be made ON The runs. Through
cars from Newport News to Old POM
Wei be a feature.
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BALTIMORE NJ ARK nTs.
BALTIArOaHaEl March

BALTIArOTaTt March 2i.-F.our-
Quiet: unchanged.
Wheat-Du! and lowHe spot nnd
month 9SA M9Sl@; April 9S5s @p9Szs; May
?9W99A; steamer No. . red SiA 0D95;
southern wheeI by sample 954$l.00; do
on grade 4M 0I9SA.
Corn-Easy; spot and month 32M q
SO; April 33@3sh; May 1875 0p533lA
southern white corn 3s@34; do. yellow
32l. M3SH
Oats-Dull and easitr; No. . white Sc
@34; No. = mixed 3n@3lk
Eye-Easier; No. nearby 55l4 0I,55i!
No. western SEX @56E
Hay-Dull; cho.ce timothy $12.5odD13
Grain Fheights-Little more inquiry
fcr parcel room; steamers quiet; un-
changed.
Sugar-strong; unchanged.
Butttr-Steady: unchanged.
Eggs-Quiet: unchanged
Enthusiastically; unchanged.
Lettuce-$l. 50@1.75 per basket.
Wh.skey-Unchanged
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dull; 20. 2 yellow corn.
29@s; No. 2 spring wheat, Ss@J1:
No 8 spring wheat, So; No,
, red, l014; No 2 corn, 2SM4; No.
, oats, 25i; No. . white, 3lGh31a; No.
3white, 27s@eS; No. 2 Rye, 4os; No.
2 barley, a4p43; No. 3, ~: No 4, =;
-; No. flax seed, 11sW121; prime
timothy seed, $50; mess pork per
barrel 9.62i@9.G7a;!a lard per 100 pounns
4 95Gl4 .974; short ribs sides Uoose),
. 50! Qn5.1U; dry sa!ted shoulders
boxed 75W4.S5; shorJ clear sides,
boxed. 4.25 195.i0; whiskey distiiiers
finished goods, per gallon, 119a.
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THE w1NDoM AND HAMILTON

To Be Transferred From THE Treasury
10 the Navy Department.
rSi:pa armed vesst!s, the pick of the
revenue cutter service. incll.IlLMg two
nea,ring complexion. are to be trans
felvad from The Treasury Department.
TO the Navy Department. They are to
be used on THE ATTAIN I'll" coast The Yes
sails 10 'be transferred are THE MinninS.
,the WtuIaa,n, anu the Gresham of this
first rate: the Woodbu1'v the Hamilton.
and the NORTH, of the second rate,
tine Hudson THE Guthrie ahd THE CaAu-
met. Of the tNlEud class.
The Win{io'm AMID Hamilton are 'bot'h
we'll known in these waters. especially
the former. Both of these revenue cut
tiers were 1T the launcilints of the keaT-
sarge ana Kntucky at Newport News
yesterday. One or the other OF them
f,s NEARLY always at Old Point Com
| fort.
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The small bo.alt Emma Jane. befort
reported as stranded at Wash Woods
y. c., weatlh-red the blow and put ~
the csppes "Wednesday morning With al
sails set
The pu11lic schools CLOSED yeste.>l:,!
to al!ow the children TO attend TINS
laiM,chin.g at Newport News.
Attorney Francis +. Ctrusey Vent t.
Washington las: might Oh business.
a number of gentlemen of Thus City
report having their pockets picked a
the launching yesterday.
The Newport News, Hampton anf
Old Pu:M Rt,il'wuy Company ray
through cars from Old Point to New
port News yesterday.
Several gentlemen of Hampton at
tended The banquet given at THE Cham
oe1iin Hotel yesterday by tlhe Newpor
News ShiTrbui!uing and Dry Dock Com
pany officials.
The yacht Lady Anne arrived IL
Hampton Roads "Wednesday, and afte
leaving Ord Point Went TO Norfolk
where she is now anchored.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO March 24.-Plit es on the
hoard of trade today continued on the
down grade. Fine weather ard war
tal!l We're about the only factors. For
cisn markets shbwed no inclination to
sympathize With the decline here, blu,
no support was given TO anything eX-
cept May wheat. which was taken care
Of by Letter Moksrs.
Wheat declined 14@1A cents. the at
Ter in July. Corn declined &c, oe 8
l4c and provisions 50iT1. cents.
Th@- leading futures ranged as fol-
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GOES TO KEY WEST.

The Double Turre,ed Momstor Pur tan
to Leave Hampton Roads.
Secretary Long has ordered the do1,-
bic tCrrcted monitors Puritan and Ter
l-or to Key Wes.. where they will re-
irforce the squadron in those wat = s.
The Puritan and Terror take the place
OF the batt1eshiTps Massachusetts and
Texas. recently withdrawn from the
squadron at Key West.
The Puritan, by many experts, is re
garded as the most formidable fight
ing machine of her class in tine navy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
Everybody says SO.

~;ascarets Candy Catl.artic, the "a ost WOE
.erful medical discovery OF the &c, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, ). OF gently
and positively on kidneys, liver an bowels.
,leansis'e the entire system, dispsl colds,
snd b;iiousness. Please buy ard try a boz
Il q. G. G.. to-day: 10. 3, 50 cents. Sold arr
c,I,rnn teed to 7,:r" w I'll .ri:TTists-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25

DON'T Tobacco spi: AID Smoke Ivrr Lita Away
y yen want TO quit tobacco using easily
ARD forever. be made we'll, strong, magnetic
the wonder worker, that makes weak rer
strong Many gain ten pounds in ten DAYS.
Over 10000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of you,
druggist, under guarantee to cure, sc O,
sl,M. Booklet and sample mailed free. nd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF the provisions OF a. GER
tain deed OF trust, bearing date ON Au-
gust Il. 1895, executed to us as trustees
for the Olt Dominion Building and
Loan Association. OF the city OF Rich
mond. Virginia. by Laura E. Brewer
and HaAnk G. Brewer, her husband.
and duly recorded in the clerks office
OF the Corporation Court for the city
OF Newport News. Virginia, In deed
book No. 2, page two hundred and thir-
ty-one, default having been made in the
payment Of the debt, monthly dues and
interest therein secured. at the request
OF THE boa I'd OF directors OF the said
Old Dominion Building and Loan Asso-
Cation we WIZ sell at public auctio n
to the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, 31sT DAY OF MARCH,
1885, at 1870 o'clock a. M, on the pre-
misses. uhe following property, to-wit:
Am thet certain lot. piece. or parce.
or ground, situated in the city of New
port News, Virginia, known and de-
signated on a certain map entitled,
Map OF part OF the city OF Newport
News made by c. VI. Rraxton, civil
engineer. copy OF which was filed in
the clerks office of the County Court
The 18TH day OF October, by the lot
| number twenty rne (2l) i'm block num-
Der six (6). being the same lot ur par
Gel OF ground conveyed to the said
Laura e. Brewer by ]. G. Jones and
wife by deed dated August 8. 1896, to-
gether with al. and singular the buad-
lngs, Improvements, rights. privileges
end appurtenanceS unto the said lot be.
longing. pr in anyw!se eppertalning.
TERMS:-For as cash as to as mucf
| of the proceeds as may be necessary t,
| pay the expenses OF executing thi.
| .J,,
payable on account nf the indebtc,,nes,
secured by aid deed OF trust; and O.
10 the residue OF such purchase money
ii any there be. upon such terms as t.
cash Or credit as We may deem beg,
The credit payments. il any. to be Sc
cured by Len an the property.
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON
| and. r. G. BICKFORI
Trustees.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Market Quotations From the
Leading Business Centers.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Money on
ca. easy a, lk2@lA per cent; last loan
l12 'er cent: prime mercantile paper
4RM3H per Cent; cterling exchange lr-
regular al $4.S324 G4.S4 for demand, and
at S4.SotsGp4Sl for sixty days; posted
Sme,,cial bills s4.S0@4 .S01a; silver certisi-
Gates 55sa Gp56A: bar silver Sc: Mexican
dollars as; government bonds weak;
STAT bonds duE; railroad bonds heavy.
NEW YORK, March 24.-The stock
market today was alternately feverish
and std gnant, closing at the lowest w. tn
the losses confined to factions in the
railways. but ranging f!om l ITO 3 points
elsewhere. The local securities, includ-
haitian. and Constituted Gas and Su-
gar and the Erange.s We're the feet
ures The Cuban situation was TIE al
important factor today as it has been
for long time in the markets Hue
tuati%ns. Prices rallied sharply at the
would be more delay in dealing with
the Cuban question. London, after am
easier opening, closed better, bst the
sales from that qulrter were Largely
in excess OF " sterday's purchases. TIE
change of attitude of foreign financ ars
toward American securities was used
by the bears to hammer the internal
tionai shares at frequent Intervals. The
pressure against St 1ul. New York
Central Louisville & Nashville and
Union Pacific preferred resulted IN re-
cessivyns of over point as com1uted
with thu nigh prices established In re-
cent trading. TIE weakness Of Spanish
tours abroad did not escape obs rva,tion
as I was coupled with the announce
nent that the Spanish flotilla was pro-
ceedne westward.
The total su!4S OF stocks today wer,,
3o2 500 shares .
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Avoid

Getting insured against fire in a poor
company. Take out a policy in our Of
flee and You will be sure OF your money
IL you are unfortunate enough to be
burned out.
even miss such a small amount each
week. and can rest easily at night,
knowing that your home and place OF
pany.
MARYE & BOYNTON,
GxE.. /. 2RAxTuN BUERaNx7.
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WATSON DECLINES TO ACCEPT.
(By TeleGraDn)

ATLANTA, GA, March 24.-Hon.
Thomas E. Watson, who was nominated
for Governor one week ago by the Pop
CMSts. is cat in an opsn letter today
dee Firing to accept the honor. After
saying he could not be elected no mat
ter how the ballots went, he announce
that he is out of po..tics fer good
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25

DRILL GROUNDS FOR BATTERY II.
Owing to the fact that there is no
p.a,ce at Ola Point for the Fort Riley
troops 10 dl'.ll on. the captain of the
BATTERY has been making inquiries as I.
"a suitable place for the movements Of
hits command outside Nf the government
reservation. The Captain mas two plsic-
Us in vew--one AT Bucknoe lSeadsh ami
the Other at 'Hamptom Roads, between
this city and Newport News. The bat
terry was taken TO Buckroe "Wednesday
and an inspection of lilat place made.
Today. 1T is Thought. they Will go ~
Hampton Roads and look around ou I
there for a suitable place. The bat
terry Will Very likely ctu;np at the place
selected for the drills.
Battery f, Of THE Fourth .Artilley,
has about tl1l1'ty-five horses and
four cannon. OF course there is no
place ait Fort Monroe where such a bat
terry could be drilled, hence this actaoT.
lis taken. 1t has not been decided which
site will be selected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25

the Back River road the Fox Hill road
and the railroad.
Lots, 80 and more by 1eo feet and
more. i'm this tract. which is as level as
a table and TIE water IS as clear as
orystal. and absolutely pure.
You can go to it by any road west
of Hampton. which WIFI bring you to
the intersection of the Back River and
Fox Hin roads $50 feet from the rail-
y ad track. ON the Back River road, L,
the right. is where this square is acres
is located. Surveyed by +. "A. Semple.
civil engineer. There are twelve hous IS
TO be erected, and &c houses promised
to be Fbui!t. Drainage assured. There
are six wide stleess and enc broad ave
nue.. $50 elm ARD poplar trees to he put
out at once. Each street has 10 foot
lane in the ysar.
We are selling these dots, the first 7s
at half price; a $500 lot for $780,
50 or $40 down, and IS or SO per month.
giving an, agreement and guarantee to
each purchaser upon the payment of the
fun sum a gualantec OF complete title
in fee simple by deed of general war
ranty. clear OF al eneum ORANGES what
soever. Pause and think Of this grsat
offer. VerV ueSpar,t fn11v
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 24.-Cct,on flu
lures closed steady; sales 100, 900 bop 5;
March $50: April $50; May 5.S7: J,l..t.
5.SS' July 500: August 500; Septemba II
5.93: October 5.92; November 5 .92: De-
cember 5.N; January 596.
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,,,,sl. fJIi,.N -.

Schooner Alice. HM,brroI; Norfolk
St,i.spGn|-r Agnes f. NJ unseen Ros,ron
Schooner Governor A.nes. Boston
Schooner w. r. Downs, New Haven
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
REp AIRrNG rHE MACHlAs.

AT THE Charleston navy yard at BoS-
ron. Mass, nl,'e1hin'..Es. boiler makers,
etc. lllVe been buSily engaged III tile
work of repairing the gunboat Manhlas,
aulri the REPAIRS are pro crossing rap
idly .N
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
Vessels Sailed Yesterday.

Steamer Inslralema CBr.), Glasgow.
Barge Sarah a. Staples, New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-25
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
Weather Forecast

Weather Forecast
(By Telegraph)
WASHINGTON. March 24.-Forecas st
for Friday: For Virginia, rain. followed
by clearing weather in the interior;
colder; northerly winds
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.