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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-16
! Galbim g. Srirr.
Der @r Senatpr bon O6iO in 9{epz
0ort an ben 6oLgsn elmer Srtdlz
turg QeItorben.

tur1 Geltorben-
gen 0ort. Is. 9t3em6sr. -
GrgSenutpr Galoin g. 8rite ponObio
itar6 Gsute Ndfnittag in ieiner f;eiis
cen 0o6nung an Den 5otgen elmer Grz
tGltung, pel6e er iid5 in ooriger Do4e
3uQe3oqen fatte. Ssit leBtem Gam
tag mar er bsttldgsrig.
S1r. 8rice nurbe 1845 in Ssnmdrf,
g., ais SpEn einss 9reS6Dteriunerz
@eiIfi6en Qe6oren, Ituoirte Die Ge6te,
mutte cen 8ir9ertrieg in sjnem
G6;o'er 8eQiment nit, uno nuroe
ipGtar in Cincinnati gum garredu 3uz
qeniTen. @r nuhm Damn aI5 Demo
frat t6Gtiaen 2lnt6eil an Der BOlitit
urb nuroe i'm 0intsr 1890 sum Bun
oes[enator ernG6lt. 2(m 4. Uldr3
1891 nu6m sr !einsn S;B i'm 8unOesz
ienote elm, rpel6en er feds SATIRE lang
inne6atte. Setn RahfoLger mar Sol.
9. 6orater.
Seit ieinsm 2lustritt aus benz SRndt
1T er nur ieltsn in WaI6ington gene
fen, fpnosrn piOmete Ith uu5i6lieBz
lia Ieinen 9ripdtQeIfdften in b:eiig3r
Staot. BIS 3ur 3eit, in pet6er bic
osmotpatF6a 9artei 6reiIilber 81 ifz
rem S4laftrufe npu6tes mar 8rice
Der 5FU6rsr Ie;ner 4urtei in ObiO, az
Rin BON oann ar nt0m er teinen Qnz
tfeiI ma6r an Der BoLitit. Gr mar an
oielen GiItn6aE1 llntsrnehmungen
interei1irt unb gait ais U(iaionGr.
Sine 0ittps unD me6rere erpafiene
Rinoer 6etrluern iein 6inI6e503n.
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SnItimrrcftrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-16
Grndrtete 0ffftren3en
anil den Gnq lauo un0
u 2lmeritu.

Qorbon, 10. 9e3em6er. - Der
gerl;nar Correspondent Der Zines
telegrop6irt: yUldn fam niat um6in
Die TDr9fdltig periAIejerte 5enoen5
na6 m03.i4en 0iffertnBen in Der aug.
pGrttgsn Qclitit Der Der. Stadten u
grob6ritanmtr1s gu Iuhsn, patr.
5une6men. U}dn ernartst 6;er, oaf
bic 6arOeazpcGtit 6eioer J&uticnsr
5ufiinfti5e gonf,itte perurIc6en niro
nift nur ouf CUBA unb Gen gf;lippi.
men, jpnoern audi in Gentual= UNI
SiO Qmeritd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-16
Qnge6li6e5 2tnti = 0repz
fus 6 Q m b lot.

2OnpOn. 10. 9eRmber. - Die
o0dilD Neps" megOet Die GnI6sduag
zines G.ompLots. I'm 9renfus gu oarz
binOern 9ari8 2u erretfen. IS puros
ing 0ert QsieBt. aL5 0ie 8a6ridsinz
li6teit 3uirIt auTtaut!e, DaB Der &dT=
Ias;onsbpf oen 8sfangenen 5uriid6eruz
fen piiroe, unio ss pur0e Don Der 9iga
Der 9atripten, bic unter 6ii6rung oon
pau. Derculeoe Itsht unD stpd 300,z
600 UlitQlieoer 8d6It, in's Nert ges
ieBt. Die Witg.iebsr er3ielten 8efe6l,
Ii9 gum 6anpeln 6ereit gu Ralten. Die
2i9d IeBte Ii4 nit ben Offi3iersn in
&r6inouTg, pel6e 4rmeecOrps, Brit
gaDen unoRcqimenter 6efebGgten. ytur
elmer oieIer OfTj8iere FAB Iih Deranz
!oBt, Dem &riaQs Depdrtement BON
Dem @ipmplot Utitt6eilung 80 MAIDEN.
Ss mar Oies osr S6erit zines Regi=
ment5, peI6es Habe Der 9Hn3e Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-16
Ser Jricbensbrrtrag un6 ui6t in
gCalBingtOn empiangrn.

QBai btngtDn, .. g., Is. DEG.
- Der BortIaut 0es 5risbens 8erz
trays lit nod niAt bier eingetroffen,
uno pa8 8riegs : 9spartement miro
hierourh Dardn ber6inoert, bic ipaniz
i8en 9efangenen, peI6e Ti4 in N&a=
Mia in 6dn0en unierer Sruppen be-
finoen, gu entIafen uno na3 6auie 81
i6itau. 9d5 9epartemeut bat nod
feine oTfi3ieqe&snntniB Der 8eOingunz
gen, nel9e Der 9ertrag binT6tlih Der
gefangenen Spanier ent6Glt, uno Die
6GnDe Tino i6m in 6Olge Defen gez
6unDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-16
StCr(il(a
Si(6CrlOO0rGn.

Die W}anniqfaItigteit ber
aus Sterling : Sil6er 6trgez /
ftelten 2(rtitel iIt 10 umfangz
rei9, DAB Der 8eriu9, sir2
2iita CUR 2tubd6lurg OsrieLber
aui3uitellen, nur eine 8iirOe
fir ben 2eTer Isin rpiiroe. 5oi@
letter 2(rtilel. 8Gmme, 8iir=
Iten Spjsgsl ur.o Utanicure@
Stute iino Elm She'll beriel6en,
pel6e S3Sbre 4ufmertIumteit
nerOienen - niGt aQein sin5ig
aus Stsrlinq1SiI6er, TonOern
e6enfau5 in ben n3uen G6enz
bol8 Waaren, nit Sterling
tSil6erz8eI6laq uno 48er5iez
rungen. 8leiosrz, 6utz, 6aars
uro U}i(itdrz8iirfen Iino BE-
fOn0er5 prG6tig in DieIen nsuz
urtjqen 0aarsn. Sterling
Sil6er Wlaren fir ben 8u=
reduz9e6rauh umfaI7en Disle
@rtifeI fiirU}dnner, pel6s ben
@mpfGn9er erfreuen perben.
i5erner f0nHen mun6erlsi
prG6tige Sa2en an 9feiIeflaz
i6en, rSSS1rs," 8onbonnieren,
3uoerz, 9uOerquoitz, @aIez
fine. Sal6sz uno 9omabez
Dozen ais 6enunoernspert6e
'8slfante uu5geIu9t perOen.
StsrGinqsS; S;l6erpaaren fir
ben 'Si,6erIhrurf, ReHe Re
ceiTutrs uro Soiletter : Slid
bsiteben aus elmer 9rOBen 2lu5>
na6l bon niiBtifRn 2(rtiteln,
Ip!pp6( fir 0dmen, ME fir
6erren puIIeno. &etten, Spdnz
gen, @eGdnge, Gbateldine5,
Strei66ol5OoIen, S6ubb0rz
ner, Scarf uno 5utzgtdOeln. /
/ 5ailIena&nopfz9drnituren fir
iunQe U&Go6en uno 9dmen.
2tnf &n0pfe. DUMB 8eas"
uno arbere 2trtitel fir peri0nz
Iifen 8s6rau6 itnO ni4t Te6r
foItIpieiig aus Sil6er, bod
quite Il. iu6itantisGe 8eI8erfe,
tpel6s Die @ert6I6dBung Der
gmpfdnger DerOsnen,
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st Il & lamb.

Qonbon, Is. 1a3embsr. - 4us
6ie1iqen rmrO 9etsrs6urgar Oue,,sn
perl1utet, oaB 3pii6en 8ubtano un1o
8rpB6ritaanien nihtige 8erhanoIunz
cen 3ur Q0funQ Der 6:reiti6en 6ra9e
Inn @anqe 5ino, ioa 9iuB!onD gu Der
GinIiGt qetommen iei, Dap e ni6t
i'm StanDe fein pUroe, Dem ieBt bro
6sr0en 3uiammengs6eH Gn8J1no's,
0eutT6Lano'8, Ger Der. Staaten uno
2yapun'5 erfol9reitsn DiDeyitamO ents
gsgen3uieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-16
THE VINEYARD,
3. s. SrteoenwarO & @Ontp.
100 uno III GurS=@utam= Str.
ggeibli6c Gltr.s. Sclgpb0u l43I
S6rcj6t lutgtn 4rt5li;.
Sie Federation Of 2abur.
So3ialiItiIf)e OppoiitiOn gegen bic
@ieoererpGblung oe5 9rdIiOenten
8ompsrs.-55ragen iiber 6rauenz
ur6sit uno GrpanIipn.


@ieoererpGblung oe5 9rdlioenten
8ompers.-6rugen iiber 6rauenz
ur6sit uno grpdnIion.
&anius Gitn, O}o., Is. 9a3.
- Die 0elsgaten, pslfe oas Io3ializ
ItiIAe @lemsnt in Der y6ioera!ion Of
2abpr" Dertreten. nuren bis 1 llFr
6eute friib in SiBung, nm einen San
b5Outen dus3upd6len, pelher 6ei Der
9rGIioenienpabl segen Den jeBigen
PrGiiOerten 8ompers ouTtreten ioI.
Sic einigten iih IhlieBli8 auf 6rant
g. @p6in aus Bolton, aQein OisIer
peigerte Ii9 ent!6ieDen, Die gtomina=
tipn gu atceptiren. Die So3iulilten
pollea nun beute Hu6t siren petteren
@autus 6alten. sic 6eanIpru6en, 800
BON ben 2300 Stimmen i'm GpnOent
8u ControItren.
5n Der gsItrtg2n SiBung bes @pnz
pentS Der y5eoerution Of Qabor" err
flGrte 8rdiipent 8ompers 6et ber Dis
fulton Der frage ijoer 6raueEar5tt:
,Oie 6eDeration lit immsr fir Die Or
qdniiutipn unD 2nerfennung O8risniz
ger6ruuen 9etpsIen, pel6e 0ur6Hotbz
penoigteit 3ur 2tr6eit ge3pungen Itno,
3ugleih muB lie iebp6 Odrauf beite6en,
baB oieIe 5rauen nift Die ndmltfe
9lr6eit fir gertngeren 2o6n perri6ten,
nte N&Gnnar.~ Ojeie Qeuberung
pur0e nit luutem 9eifaQ uufgenpm>
men.
; Der Gonpent rdGm 8si4liiife an,
pel6e gsgtn Die tiir3li4 Dom ulnter>
buuIe Des Gongreiiss dngenommene
.Qlnti Scalping 8iQ" proteItirer unb
bieGinfii6rurg elmer gintommeniteuer
fprDern.
oyn Der 6eutigen SiBung fanb cine
lunQe rnO 6iBigs Debate ii6er Die 81
baniionsfraae itatt. Gtii6s 0elegaten
paren fir @rpunIion, anOere Odgegen,
unb nisDer anDere ertldrten, Die 5e0e=
ration Tpue ibre 8erbdr'Dlurgen duf
z2lngelegenbeiten beiarGnten,
uno poliFiI&e 6rdgen aus Dam Spiel
ldhen.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
NEGRO DEFECTIVE.

a negro named w. r. Harrell applied
to the chief of police yesterday 10 as
sist him In having arrested in Norfolk
a negro charged with stealing mans
coat in this city 4 week ago. He ex-
hibited IL card showing that he was a
member III good standing of detec-
tive agency OF indianapolis, Ind. The
chief notified him, ;has he did not rec
ogniZe such detectives ana he would
have to have Warrant 10 arrest his
man.
The negro after being secured by
Captain lyman to assist him, went to a
number OF residences where things had
been stolen, showed his badge, and
claimed to be q detective. and said
that If they would give him small
sum to start with that lie would rccov-
er their property. He was cry persist
ent with Mrs. Nichols, who lost some
jewelry, and snid he coull sonn get Il.
Complaint was made ut the station
house and the man wls arrested for
pretending to be an officer when lie ha !
no authority. He seemed 20 he very
indignant at his arrest. Later n negro
named Henderson. from the colln-y, was
arrested by Constable Huyoa:t for III =
tending 10 be 4 detective He was car
ried To the county Jail and was ra!.el
tor MS appearance today.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
REMOVE T,HE RITHE1sH

Mr.. Ednor-po you not think that
the Street Committee or someone elsa
should make the constructor of the
PNshian Castle remove the old shed
that was built in the center of the
street on Court street for the stone
cutters to work under, and for him or
someone else TO have the broken stone
taken away, so that the street can be
cleaned UP. The CUTTERS are stopped
up all the time with broken stone
Which banks the water there. No one
is using the shed now and the building
is nearly conipl e;ea; consequently the
rubbish should be taken away and
make the street more preSentable. be-
sides removing an obstruction that IS
in the way OF teams. &c. BY calling
the proper authorities attention to
this matter you will greatly oblige.
To,A &c, COURT STREET.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
PORTSMC) IJTFI N EVYS

yesterday morning by officer Hoof-
magic. He had a bag OF coal on his
back and could give no satisfactory
account OF where he got It. He was
Gommitted to jail for ten days, as
a. suspicious character.
Yesterday morning lady who was
on her way to market, while passing
down Columbia street. was set upon by
large pointer dog, and had her dress
torn very badly. The dog just dellbe-
rately walked up to her, and without
any cause began tearing her dress. He
had TO be driven on
Two photographers were out practlc-
ing yesterday on every pretty baby
that, passed in carriage They took
lis picture and asked the nurse where
It's mother lived. They will put up
thelr pictures and sell them to the
chiidren's parents. This is quite a novel
way or doing business.
Yesterday morning u number Of
eoiored men were unloading schooner
or oysters at Parkers dock. One OF
the men accidentally slipped over
board and came near being drowned.
lie had on his heavy oyster suit and
could not swim. Some of the men
pulled him out. No damage except n
good weitting
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
Wonderful
Developments
POINT

26 acres covered with warehouses, 20
miles of yard and switch tracks large
cotton compress. over 200 dwellings and
stores. over mile of river front devel-
opcd, electric cars introduced, electric
lights put up. belt line established. with
large yard, piers and warehouses, con-
Meeting all roads now entering the port
and two hotels erected. All this has been
done in less than two years, and the
place is yet in it's infancy.
No place in the entire United States
today offers opportunities equal 10 those
of Primers Point.
No effort has been made Mt boom,
and real estate is consequently selling at
n very low price indeed. compared with
prices at other points not having one
tenth of its advantages.
Buildings are going up all around, and
are readily rented at prices paying from
IL per cent. to is per cent. Now Is the
time to invest, as prices will soon be in
creased
Lots sold on ensy payments. For prices,
terms. etc, enquire of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
APHORISAIS.

He who forsees calamities suffers
them twice over.--Porteus.
Getting into debt Is getting into a
tanSlesome net.-Franklin.
To live Is not TO live for ones self
alone: let us help one anothar.-Men-
ander.
We inherit nothing truly but wha
our actions make us worthy of-Chnp-
man.
Accuracy is the twin brother of hon
esiy: inacculacy Of dishnnesty-C.
Simmons.
When we are out Of sympathy with
the young, then I think our work in
this world Is over--Ci. Macdonald.
Make but few explanations The
character that cannot defend itself is
not worth vindicating.-F. w. Robert
son.
Let us be Of good cheer, remembering
that the misfortunes hardest to bear
are those which never come.-Lowell.
If there is anything that keeps the
mind open to angel visits and repels the
ministry Of evil. it is pure human
iovc.-N. =. Willis.
When q man has been guilty OF anv
wee or folly the best atonement he can
make for II is to warn others not to fall
into the like.-Addison.
The meanest. most contemplate kind
OF praise is that which first speaks well
Of Il man, and then qualities 1t with n
but. Henry Ward Beecher.
II is q sad thing to begin life with
low conception of 1t. 1t may not be
possible for n young man to measure
l!fe. but 1t IS possible TO say: az am
resolved to put life to It's noblest ana
best use."-T. T. Munger
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
before the courthouse door OF Ports
mouth. ut II o'clock m,
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1898,
Those splendidly situated building lots
on NCrth Court street. North Dinwitlic
street and a boulevard fronting the E:lIz-
abeth river
There are six lots each fronting 30 feet
on Court street with IL depth Of ii3 feet
more or less To an alley 10 feet w.de
rive lots each fronting 30 feet on Din
widdie street. running back 10 feet, more
or less TO Il l0-foot alley.
Four lots fronting the water on II houlc-
ward extending from Court to Dinwlddic
street.
Three lots on said boulevard 90 feet.
and ono lot 30 feet. all having depth OF
lac feet, moro or less. 10 an alley 20 feet
wide. '5-r
Tcrms-One-thlrd cash, balance In ono
and TWO years, drawing 6 per cent. inter
est, and deferred payments TO he secured
by deed of trust on the pronerty ut the
expense of the purchaser. The purchaser
may pay all OF the purchase money In
cash or anticipate any Of the deferred
notes.
u plat of the property may he seen Mt
the office Of the auctonecr, No. i2G High
street, where any Information desired
may he received.
JOHN c. NIEMEYER. Auctloneer.
dc3l-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
The Greatest Discovery Yet

w NJ. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, H.,
Chief" says I'VE won't keep house
without Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. EN-
pcrimemted with many others. but never
got the true remedy until we used DR.
Kings New Discovery. No other RENE
d. can take its place in our home. as
III it we have a certain and sure cure
for Coughs. Colds. Whooping Coughs.
etc" Ii is idle to experiment with other
remedies. even II they are urged on Won
as just as good as Or. Kings New Dis
ctvcry. They are not as good because
this remedy has Il record of cures and
besides is guaranteed. 1t never fails
10 satisfy. Trial bottles free ut Burrow,
Martin s. Co.'s drug store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
ROLL OF HONOR

Second District: Second Intermedl-
ate-Emma Williams.
FIRST lMermediate-,NIary Curtin,
Mattie Murden, Ethel Only. Katie
Prinsle. Fannie Petet, Dean Scott. Jo-
see Taylor. Elsie Vincent.
Third Primary-WIll,e Ives, Elmer
Thornton, Eta Curtin, Rosa Horst,
Hazel Parting, Marion Peele, Lena
Taylor
second Primary-Tiuccy Watson.
Bertha Emmersan, Jennie Mitchell,
HATTIE Parker. Fannie Rosenthal.
FirS'a Primary--Fannie Manning,
L0HiGc Aliltier, Raymond Peterson. VIII
lie Richardson.
Fourth District: Second Grammar
Rosa Talbot, Bessie Hope.
second rmedliate-Virglnius Butt,
Oracle Armistead. Kittie Barrett Lois
Brewer, Leone HUT, Evelyn Robert
son.
First Intermediate-Nina Brett. Ma
ME Enn.Ss, Lorene Matthews, Fannie
Spindle.
Second Primagy-Read Wilkins, Yer
ncn Christie. Frank McLean, Gene
We've Balance. Hillie Hudgns.
First Prlmnry-Goldic Finch, Rosa
Hoofnagle, Eddie Taylor, Charlie La
mar, Carroll Culpeppcr, Harry Gold
stein.
Fifth District: Grammar Grade
Wilson Pendletcn, Fannie Turner,
Neddic Sanford.
Third Prlmury-Lina Tabb, Este
Beasley, Annie Robinson.
Second Primury-AEncs Manning,
Margaret N!emeyer. Sidney Morecock,
Elmer Myers, Ashton Porter, Allen
Williams
First Primary-Clarence Belsley,
Bert billiard.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
ONE OF THE BARC;Es LA1rNct,rn

Some time ago Mr.. II. A. Hutch!ns.
IA well known young ship carpenter.
took contract 10 build three harges
20 feet long for tho New York. Phila-
deiphia and Norfolk railroad. He Sc
cured Hoagland's wharf. and has been
working steadily on them. and We'd
nesday he launched the first one very
successfully, and yesterday began work
on No. . These barges will be used m
carry freight around the hnrbor from
Primers Point, etc. They rAlcct much
credit on the builder. and it goes 10 show
that Portsmouth mechanics are equal
to the emergency at any and all times
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
p1ST1NG U1SHED GENTLEMEN IN
THE CITY

portsmouth was honored Yesterday
ny Visit from one of North Cardinals
DISTINGUISHED sons Governor Russell
He had been North. and was en- route
nome, Having half an hour to spare
before the train started he and another
gentleman walked UP High street as
far as the monument, stood there u few
minutes and then returned to the train,
which they took for Raleigh He is
rather fine looking gentleman and
has pleasant appearance. 1t was no,
known that he was in the city In time
10 give him a warm welcome.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
RoRIsMoUTH ADy PoRTs MODS a|s
Sellli-AnnuaI CIeariii
Clothing gga ems Furnish
: ings and Hats
See Window for the Greatest Bargains Ever
Fine Clothing in the South. ss5
MEMS UNDERWEAR / n.

~, DERBY Ribbed Balbriggan, heavy weight v
ma heavy weight merlnos. ali coioSas N
w Stn. Wc and TIC, now S25cs9
ro mems rs,, Canton sa FLANNEL Drawers
:, Mems v no Wool Ribbed, glove hitting WORTH
Mems Fancy and Natural II Cofors "a a III sf
wool; worth sl.25. now SOC.
me famous Glastenburs Pure Lambs
y @sS 90 n single {, and a. double
81 P 70 p s'!k Plush y lined worth ana
I IneGr'e Mo SIX /. sn q Pure
FANCY BOSOM sHIRTs.s
5;olore, Bosom; worth soc. now go.
T1Wnloreu iioSon: worth 75c5 now 69o.s
qay sn wo aas1 o ana ts yeTy Guess
White Shirts. Numbered and aunih1ndefs
cd, Use. and upward. 9i:S; sssf
GLOVES. a
MEMS Heavy Dogskin walking Gloves,
were Ihc., now 50c s l534s s.S}
Mems Fine Kid lined and unlined; 4
worth sl.2o and sl.5o, now $50. 49,
NECKWEAF. H =, 4, :kSss
~ Tecks. tufts and Fo,ir-in- hands, vera 4
Ties and Bows. were &c.. now 1so.g
HOSIERY. KS NJ ss$I Isl
Mems Heavy Bnbrlggan. In black aria
tan; worth lbc., now Sea- for CSC.
EXccllent quality, black and tan, s15o.E e Il
The famous shawknit Hosiery, iii 4 OK Il
bl1od, may, gray, mixed and black 25csss
natural and black: worth 35c., now $40. s5ss
;, AZ A. shapes that were s1.25 and $3.50. now y
$780, now sl.5o. s7Tss,, s.;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
THE CON MrTrEE AT WORK

Mr.. Wilson Butt. secretary OF the
w0rkingmen's committee. received n tel
egram last night from Washington.
signed Falrless, Mcdonald and Kizer,
which stated that the committee had
met the Secretary. and their interview
was very satisfactory, and he expressed
a desire to talk with them again tn-
day, consequently they would not he
home until Sunday. The telegram said
they were very hopeful of success.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
GROCERY STORE ROBBED.

The grocery store Of Mr.. C. c. Mat
thews, at the corner of South and
Pearl streets, was entered Thursday
night and robbed OF groceries. The
money drawer WAS broken into, but
only small sum was secured. The
store woss entered through the ret,7
doorway. the lock- being pried from
tine door.
Thursday night some one attempted
10 rob the residence Of DIR. J. ii. Ennis.
who lives on the corner OF Fort Lane
and Emmett streets, in Park View.
Before they succeeded In getting In a
large Newfoundland dog belonging to
the Doctor made his appearance and
ran them off. This Is the third at
tempt to rob this house. and each time
this dog has played a prominent part
in the transaction.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
NAVY YA,I,D ,N0rr,c

To-day will be pay day at the navy
ward.
Mr.. NJ. T. Phillips, of Washington. d
c., has been appointed as yard apoth
'ecary tn fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Mr.. Cnson.
The Fern came UP to the yard yester-
day. She viii have few repairs mad
before leaving the yard
y number of men have been work
Ing overtime on one of the boats ~,
the ward.
There IS no truth In the rumor that
the Terror will be transferred to IN.
New York yard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
BY John c. Niemcyer, Auctioncer.
Trustees Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE,
IN THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH.

IN THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH
Under AND BY VIRTUE OF \ POW
Yer given TO me under the sixth clause of
the Will OF John c. Hyslop, / shall az
trustee, offer for sale at public auction
ut II o'clock m,
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1898.
Before the courthouse of the city OF
Portsmouth, the following described prop
erty, tO-wit: sHE-
l. THAT CERTAIN HOUSE AND LOT
situated on the southeast corner OF Sec
ond and Wythe street. fronting % feet
on Second street, with n depth or I20 feet
OH Wythe street.
9. THAT CERTAIN HOUSE AND LOT
described rs follows: Beginning on Cook s
lane NOW Wright street, 100 feet north
from the intersection with Henry street;
thence running west so feet: thence north
wardly 70 feet: thence castwardiy 50 feet:
thence southwar'lly 20 feet TO the point of
beginning.
g. THAT CERTAIN HOUSE AND LOT
described as follows: Beginning on tho.
east side of Fifth street at a point 100
feet north from the Intersection of Hen
ry and Fifth streets, fronting 90 feet
more or less. on Fifth street, with n depth
of so feG1. more or less.
TermS--CaSh.
LEONARD IIYSLOP. Trustee.
JOHN c. NIEMI1YER, Auctioneer.
ja4-td
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
WEAK AUEN-HERE IS HOPE FOR
YOUt

You are fearfully depressed and dis
rouraSed by weakness, nervous de-
b!lity. exhausted powers and vigorless
condition. Do you know that the great
specialist, DIR. Greene 80 West 18th
street, New York city. is the most sue
cessful physician in the world In cur
ing this class of diseases? His mcdi-
cincs are the most healing strengthen
ing, invigoratinG. He can maize you
again vigorous man. You can consult
him by mail free. Write him without
delay. 1t costs nothing to get his opn-
ion and advice by letter. and wiring
to him wsl probably lead to your
cure.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE.

Today at 12 o'clock Mr.. John c. Me
meyer will sell at public auction in
front of the courthouse that very de-
sirable residence No. % North Din
widdie street. The house !s compare :
lively new and was built by one OF the
best contractors inn this city. 1t has
eigh. rooms line room, bath room and
closets. sewerage. heaters, gas, Sc.
and iss rented 10 a good tenant For
particulars. be on hand at the sale and
you may secure n bargain
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
ARRESTED FOR STEALING J,
PISTOL

a negro named James Matthews was
committed to the county Jail last night
upon charge of stealing pistol from
a man named tiarrell. He will have a
hearing this morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08

Bonds issued to administrators ruar-
dams. collectors, cashiers and Others
occupying positions of trust also to re-
spcnsible contractors at reasonable
rates. JOHN l.. WATSON.
de19-3m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
ARRESTED FoR STEALING. 4 70 ,

Some time ago negro named Grant
stole Il coat from Mr. Frank MIXERS
office, on MiddlG street. and managed
10 keep clear of the law until ycstcr-
day. when he was Rented out to ON
GERS Warren and Huyhert, who mr.
rested him. He admits the stealing.
He viii have a hearing this morning.