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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL L S T A T +,
NEAR THE CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS, VIRGINIA.

OF VALUABLE Il Il ~ l. L S T A T e
NEAR TINE CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS, VIRGINIA.
BY vrthe of the provisions of a GER
tam deed of t,uSt bearing date on the
10Th day Of October. 1892, executed to
ME as trustee, by TIE North Carolina
ami Newport News Company. and du "
recon 1ed in the Clerks office of the
County Court of Elizabeth CITY Coun-
ty. Virginia. in Deed of Trust Book 5,
page 443 default huN.ng been made in
the payment Of the debt therein Sc
cured, at the request Of the benvtic,a airy
hereunder. 1 shall sell at puiblic auer.e n
to the highest bidder. on
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
t'EBRUAkDI. 1898.
at IL O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises, tbe
toEo"lng property. to-wiS:
All those certain us lots s!tuateN on
Hampton Reads near Newport News IN
the County of Eliza beth City County
State of Virginia, known and desgn4-
ted On a plat or map OF the lands of the
Newport News Company. made for salt,
Company by Braxton. Cha ndlec & Ma
rye C.Vi! Engineers, and reCordaI in
me Clerks office OF Eliza beth City
tcunty. Virginia. by the following fig
ures. VIZ: Block 3+-Luts Nos. to q
inclusive: Block 25-Lots q to 40 in
elusive: Block 15-LotS q to 40 inclu-
sive: Block 7-Lots l to "a inclusive;
Block 6-Ihyts l 70 9 inclusive. and Lots
49,
20 inclusive; Block 16-LUts l to 20 m
elusive; Block 35-Lots l to 8 inclusive
and Lots % to 80 Inclusive: and BLOCK
34-Lot 80. said lots being situated .r
me streets ana alleys as laid down ant.
named IN said plat. which IS hereby
made a part OF this deed.
TlIENNlS-CASH.
VIM. p. DIISAUSURE.. Trustee
Sac adjourned for two weeks-to 15ti
lay Of Fehruary ~. 1898
WM. p. DeSAUSSURE,
Trustee.
February s. 1898
Sale further adjourned :or to weeks
20 March 1St.
Sale further postponed for ten days
to March II, 1898.
March 18th. 1893.
Sale further postponed to March Ath
1928. ncrnmcncing at 100 p. NJ.
March 18th. 1895
Persons desiring further information
and wishing to see the property VII
al. on Powell Brothers & King. WIKI
VII furnish maps and give all desire
particulars. Office in basement OF G Il
zens and Marine Bank building. corne
Washington avenue and TWenty-sev
.nth street Newport News, Va.
janctf
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~ AlArISSIONERS' AUCTION SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
NEAR TILE CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS. VA
and Equity Court OF the City Of R.ch-
mond, in the suit Of e. NJ. CEutchNell
WHo sizes and etc. p aintiT VS.. New
port News Company ct ais defenlan ts
on December 18th. 1897. We. the under
signed. will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH Path. 1898.
at 1:@o O'clock P. NJ, the following
property, tO-wit:
Lots to II, excluding .. Block No. 3.
Lots is TO 81 in Book No. 3, all of
Block No. t. all of Block No S, all of
Block No. It, all Of Block No. IS, Lots
10 10 % in Block No. 6. Lots u to 40 in
Book No "a, Lots q TO 40 in Block NJ.
IL, all of Bio k No 10. all of Block No
20. all OF Block No. 81, all OF Book No
", al OF Block No. %. all Of Book No.
80, al. or Block NO. 40, all III Block No
Al, Lots 10 to "a in Block No IS, Lots
16 to 33 in Block No 49, all OF Block
No. A. all of Book No. 40, Lots 10 to
~ in Block No AZ. Lots 80 and 10 IN
Block No 60, al. of Block 6l, all ri
Block No. g. and Lots 10 to 90 in Block
No. 46 as designated on map Of the
property of the Newport News Compa-
ny made by Braxton, Chandler and
MaTye, engineers, and of record in the
clerks office Of the County Court Of
Elizabeth City county.
TERMS CASH.
These lots lie Immediately on the
electric car line from Newport News to
Hampton, some of them facing on the
cor line and others on Hampton Roads.
Tbs section Is rapidly building up and
offers exceptional advantages 10 invest
ors. The lots are from 30 to 30 feet
front with a depth uf 1872 feet ana IS
and ~ foot alleys in the rear
w. ?. DeSAUSSURE
Z. E. MONTAGUE,
Special mm.ssaoners.
March s. 1898.
E. f. Crutchfeld who sues
aho etc... '.............. Plaintiff
Against
Newport News Company ct
as 49,. Defendants
IN the Law and Equity Court of the
City of Richmond.
!. r. +. Winston, clerk of sax court.
certify that the bond required of the
special commissioners by the decree in
SAID cause Of December II, 1897. has
been duly given.
Given nnder my hand this Goth t,ay
of December, 1897.
p p. WINSTON, Clerk.
The sale win be conducted by POW
EiIiI BROS. & KING, who viii furnish
maps and give all desired information
Parties desiring further particulars
WEli please call at their office in the
basement of the Citizens & Marine
Bank building, corner Twenty seventh
street and Washington avenue.
mar 10-td.
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In visw OF tic fact ina; Minister Polo
has f1qnl it necessary to ask the mean
Ing Of Uncle s,lGn's extensive war prep
arathns, o5.ere must be some reason
for the assertion that the Spanf,,as az.
ignorant. If their distinguished .dr,Dh,-
mats are 50 dun Of comprehension,
what most be the condition Of the
common herd!
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1888 Barton. J. NJ, Saloon. 2ai ST.
262S Barrett & West, Real Estate.
1886 Burgess, W. G., Druggist
1884 Boyenton, w. Scott. Real Estate.
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N.
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Won<fts;~ Will never cease! The Ken
Saoky Legislature has endorsed Mss
Christine Braa1ey's proposition to chris
ten the kentucky with water.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
"LADY" LAWYERS IN FRANCE.

NJ Trouillot. ex-minister of the coll
onies. and advocate by profession, 10
the president OF the parliamentary
committee appointed to examine the
claims of the lady lawyers who want
to be allowed authorization to plead i'm
courts OF justice. The exminister and
his colleagues on the committee are
thoroughly i'm favor of the admission OF
women To- the bar. They do not see
why n lady advoca,e should be pre-
prevented from practising her profess
sion. since there are women who have
been empowered to heal the sick or to
act as professors and teachers after
they have passed stiff enumerations and
obtained high degrees in arts
and science. Accordingly. Mile. Jeanne
Chauvin and those who. like her. are
clever and studious enough to wade
through the pandects and the codes in
order TO obtain degrees and honors
from the faculty of law are now grad
ually advancing toward their uesired
goal. The bigwigs of the Palais de JUS
ticc. animated by professional motives,
may be against them. but they have a
strong backing among the Legislators
and can includ" on the list Of their
champions the names of influential pol
iticians like NJ Leon Bourgeois. NJ
Deschanel president Of the chamber
of deputies). NJ. Poincarre. and others
who have held high office I'm the state.
and are still eligible or available for
important administrative posts i'm the
future.-Paris Correspondence OF Lon
don Telegraph
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
SAVINGS BANKS IN SCHOOLS.

1t does not need reference to the we'll
known maxim. Just as the twig Is
bent the tree inclnes," To show the i'm
portance of inculcating frugal, saving
habits among children. Practically,
however. in most schools this is a mat
ter of precept only, and even that is
not lin most cases made prominent by
proper insistence. The difference such
habits wisely directed may bring about
in the lives of children IA certainly vast
enough to make the subject OF inculca-
ting habits OF thrift and economy
feature In the public schools. This has
been done in many OF the schools OF the
city. as shown in the Daily News yes
terday, by the establishment or the
penny savings bank system. through
the aid and cooperation Of the teach-
ers and certain banks. The system is
so arranged as TO require but little time
on the part Of teachers and principals.
The Tilton School, up To last June. had
savings amounting TO $500, the system
having been I'm operation since the I'D
OF March last. one OF the immediate
and gratifying results in that school of
the saving habit. according TO the prin-
cipal, has been the practical abolition
of gum chewing and cigarette smoking
results I'm themselves worth all the ex-
ira time and attention given by the
teachers 10 say nothing of the benefit
financially and physically To the chill
dren hemselves.-Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
SOLD ARTS TO SPAIN.

"Thcre are a lot of queer inside
stories connected with the war said
a northern visitor i'm the lobby of an
the very oldest of the lot. / don't care
To call any names, but the facts are
these: Late last summer certain
manufacturing concern, one OF the big
gest i'm its line i'm the world received
quite a large order from the Spanish
government for supplies to be sent to
Cuba. There was nothing remarkable
in this. because Spain was at that time
liberal customer in the American
market, but il already owed a pretty
good stiff bill TO the house i'm question.
and there was some doubt about filling
the last requisition. However. the stuff
was finally sent on promise of "A 90-day
settlement i'm full. That was in Sep
tember 1897
When the 80 days elapsed a small
payment was made and the balance
promised directly after New Years.
Some time in January there was an
other small payment and another big
promise. ON February 15. as you may
happen to recall. the Maine was blown
to smithereens in Havana harbor, and
in the swift succession of events that
followed the bill was simply ignored by
the Spanish authorities. That, very
briefly, is the commercial history of the
case, and the house now finds itself in
n peculiar predcament.
1T is possible that IL might get its
money by an appeal To the president.
but as most Of the stuff furnished to
the Dons was used as munitions of war
against our own troops il is reluctant
to make the claim for fear of exciting
popular prejudice. The amount in
volved runs away up into the thou
sands. but they figure that il would be
more than offset by loss of home trade.
So they have concluded To keep their
mouths shut. and charge Ii up TO profit
and loss. Funny situation, isn't it? The
facts are exactly as ] have stated
them. New Orleans Times-Democrat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
CHINESE ARE GOOD TENANTS.

There are lots of things which can
undesirable class" remarked a WELL
known real estate agent. but IL can
also be said to their credit that they
never fail To pay their rents. In the
past ten years | have rented a great
many buildings Of storerooms to China
men. and In no instance have ! failed
To receive every penny that was tn be
paid me. and promptly at the promised
time. The kind uf property that china
men use for laundry shops is about the
lowest grade OF property and much of
IL is badly out of repair They are rath-
or careful about renting n place and
never 90 so until they have inspected
IL a number OF times and consulted
some of their countrymen about TAX
ing II: but once they say they will take
n place. they do so without fail. and
plank down the rent in advance and
pay II regularly I'm advance. | have
spoken To several Of our local magis-
tratcs on the subject and they have
assured me that they have never had
a Chinaman sued I'm their courts for
non payment Of rent.
"As I understand u. Chinaman
never opens "A laundry business unless
he has cash enough on hand or at his
command To insure the payment Of
three months rent. even " he does not
take i'm penny over his counter. and
that when he once locates IL Is his in
tention. " allowed to- do so. To be per-
manent. n me- work comes 20 him from
the public his laundry friends see to
IL that he has enough To- do so that his
rent Is paid. His Chinese friends are
very diplomatic in sending him work
u is always sent I'm the night and taken
away also at night. Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
How's This (?

We offer One Hundred Dollars RE-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by halls CataIrh Cure.
RJ. CHENEY a co. Props. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known T..
Y. Cheney for the last - years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable I'm all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. ----------
WEST & TRUAx. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo, q.
WAID1NG. kINNAN a. MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. "a.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal.
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price
,5c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
VICTORIA VISITS HOSPITAL.

Near Southampton, I'm England.
built under the Queens especial pat
ronage for the soldiers Of the British
Army sent home wounded I'm her wars.
1t is jokingly asserted that II the whole
army were to be sent home Netley
would be big enough TO shelter them all.
1t is the very abiding place Of health
and comfort.
Ii stands with it's countless wings on
a high, grassy plateau. in the full sun
shine overlooking the glistening waters
OF the Solent. Inside are an army or
surgeons and nurses, and every appli-
ance for the cure and ease or the IN
valid soldier.
A few months ago the Queen visited
this hospital. and was pushed In her
chair through the crowded wards, stop
ping now and then TO speak 10 some
poor wounded fellow.
At last, at the sight of one pale-faced
lad she stopped before his cot. and
asked a question concerning him Of the
Governor. He had been shot through
the lungs in Africa, having thrown
himself before his captain TO defend
him, for which act OF bravery he had
received the Victoria Cross.
The Queen looked at him In silence a
moment, as IL questioning how she
could further recognize his valor. and
then extended her hand to him
"Good-by, my friend she said.
Her chair was rolled away, and the
Queens visit was over; but the young
sergeant was thereafter marked
man among the other patients. Many
of them had won crosses and decora-
tions. but the Queen had laid her hand
upon this young man and called
friend. AS long as he lives Englishmen
will respect him who gained this honor.
Youths Companion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
HIOh PRICES AT AUCTION.

The lola sale In France. at which a
little table was sold for more than 200
times it's value. recalls many instances
OF remarkable bids at auction sales.
Zola's table was worth CA 16s., but the
first bid for IL was 91, $50 and the auc-
tion became probably unique in the an
mails of sales by being closed after a
single bid.
II Is not the first time that a table
has been sold for such a remarkable
sum. though II is probably the first
time that such an article has fetched
such big price. Cicero's table was
put up TO auction after his DEATH but
the highest bid was $3.50. Another his
toric article. for which an enormous
price was paid, was Catos purple robe,
which Nero bought for e6,S00. The
habit worn by Charles XII. at Pultowa
was sold for G22,000, and cup used by
Napoleon went for 81 guineas. The
hat which Napoleon wore at Eylau was
keenly bid for at an auction by thirty
two persons, and was knocked down at
G75.
Mr.. Quaritch. the famous bookseller,
recently advertised two of his rarest
volumes for sale for f10.250, sum
which may seem ridiculous TO most
readers. Mr. Quaritch, however, once
bid G4900 for Latin Psalter and
f3,900 for a Mazarin Bible at an auc-
tion sale.
Five hundred and forty guineas for a
snuffbox suggests that the bidder was
verging on madness, but enuffbox
from the emperor OF Brazils collection
was once Knocked down at this price.
Another. supposed TO have belonged
To Marie Antoinette sold for 800
guineas. bids OF so and 100 guineas be-
ing quite common at snuffbox sales.
A vase In the British Museum was
Knocked down at 900 guineas; and two
yiolins-a Stradivarius and a Ruggari
were sold at a sale for G760 and
fl,2S0 respectively. A violin bow by
Tourte was sold for G44, and the auto
graph of Sir Isaac Newton once drew
a bid of G64. An admirer of George
w. few years ago bid ELS for walk
ing stick which belonged TO the king.
A silver penny of William the Con-
Queror's reign was sold nine years ago
for f32, and a half-crown of the reign
of Queen Elizabeth went for E44.
Lord Fitzhardinge once bid 4,500
guineas for calf at Lord Dunmore's =
sale. The previous highest price for a
bull was 1000 guineas. bid at a Sale at
Ketton. Lord Fitzhardinee's bid was
the highest ever made i'm England, but
IL has been beaten-of course in Amer
ica-an Englishman having bid the un-
precedented price of Gs.l20 for bull at
Utica 20 years ago.-Tit-B Bits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
r1ORAL: DRINK WATER.

"My opinion is that people do not
drink as much water during the fall
and winter season as they should, :"
observed a well-known physician to a
Star reporter, cor or as much as is
positively necessary for them having
health in view. There are thousands of
people who do not drink one glass of
water during the entire day: people,
too who drink from three to six glasses
daily during other seasons of the year.
Water is as necessary during the cool
as during the warm seasons, and those
who keep up their usual quantity re-
gardless Of seasons are benefited there
by in their general health. 1 do not be-
lieve in gulping down water just be-
cause IL is convenient to drink 1t, but
/ do believe that drinking a regular
liberal quantity of water each day is
demanded by the system, and that
what are known as water drinkers
have. on the whole. much better health
by so doing. There are many people
who have such a horror of growing
stout that they never drink drop of
water except that which goes into
their coffees. teas and soups. and
many Of them carry IL so far as to give
up these so as To avoid using water. /
have yet to see the man or woman who
has been made fat by drinking water,
while | know many who have grown
stout by avoiding 1t. The kidneys cam
not properly work unless there are liq-
uiGs consumed. stimulating drinks,
beers and the like, may furnish the
liquids but the stimulation they cause
and which is unnecessary for perfect
health more than counteracts the BEN
efits derived from their use. Take any
of the animals and il will be found they
drink regular supply of water every
day in the year: that is. when they have
any choice in the matter IL is a pretty
safe rule to follow the habits OF ami
mails. | am sure none of them grow fat
on water alone. e."-Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-14
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow cough 10 run until IL gets beyond the
reach OF medicine. They often say. "Oh, IL
VIII wear away" but I'm most cases IL wears
them away. Gould they be induced 10 try
the successful medicine called Kemps Bal
sam, which Is sold on positive guarantee
To cure, they would Immediately see the ex-
ceIlent effect after taking the first dose. Price
25c. and soc. TRIAL SIZE FREE. At all druggists