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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
MIR. PHILLIPS DEAD.

Former Wcll-known Hamptonian Dies
in Williamsburg.
News was received in the city yes
terday Of the death of Mr.. Henry y.
PHILLIPS, a wellknown former liamp-
tonian, Who died in williamsburg, dur
ing Wednesday night. Mr. Phillips will
be we'll remembered by many Of Ha,np-
tons older citizens as a man who was
noted for his liberality and general con-
geniality. He left Hampton several
years ago and removed to Philadelphia.
where he remained until several months
ago. Failing in health Mr. Phillips re-
turned to mis- mother state and located
at williamsburg He has been gradual
~ growing weaker since his return 70
Virginia, and the announcement of his
death WAS not unexpected.
Deceased did good service in the Con-
fedcrata army. enlisting With Rich
mnnd company when in his teens He
was good and true soldier and had
UP TO his death been a lover Of the
south and the cause for Which he
fought. He never married, but seemed
u delight more in helping others bv
giving OF his worldly possessions He
was a!fable and was in the truest sense
NirGinian Of the old school lie is,
survived by two brothers and two SIS
tiers all " whom reside in Richmond!
They are: Mcssrs. Joseph and Walter
Phillips and Mrs. Wall and Mrs Ben
jamin Batkins. Mr.. John T. Gidlinss.
OF Hampton is a half brother or The
deceased. The large number of Phil
lips living in the county are also :elat-
ed TO the decea seI
Mr.. Phillips was an honored member
Of st. Tamnary Lodge and Hampton
commandery Of Masons, who Will send
a sEeclal delegation to Richmond TO-
DAY TO representthe lodges at the flu
neral services. The delegation. will
meet the remains Of the deceased at
williamsburg and accompany them to
Richmond. Arriving in the Capital
City, a1e funeral services will take place
from the depot and the intermcn, will
be in lakewood cemetery.
Mr.. Phillips was up TO the Tina q:
his death Il beloved member Of the First
Methodist church.
St Tammany Lodge held a special
meeting last night and Messrs. II. {.
Rees and {. W. Belts We're delegated 10
attend the funeral. Mr. Phillips also
held a membership in Wyoming Tribe
]. @: X. NJ. and that lodge met last
night and decided to send Messrs
Frank Moore and II. D. Owens as its
representatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
OLD POINT GAYETIEs.
Dance to Be Given at the Chamber.
lin To-morrcw Night

lin To-morrow Night
Manager Alan T.. Campbell. OF tho
Chamberiin Hotel. has determined to
again lnaugurate the popular Saturc,a \
night dances. Which has been the source
or much enjoyment to the young pao-
Ile o. this section. The first If the
dances Will begin tomorrow night. when
the entire Fort orchestra is expected Is
furnish the music. 1t is thought many
OF Norfolk's young society people will
attend The. dance tomorrow night. This
will be the first Saturday night dance
since the reUpenirg of the popular nos
telry, and a large crowd will no doubt
take advantage Of the opportunity ar
forded them to spend pleasant even
ing
Many guests have registered at both
the Chamberlin and Hygeia Hotels in
the past week, and as the weather
grows cooler many more will undoubt-
edly come.
The fall season Will open about De
tober 10, and already quite numbe.. OF
prominent people from the North nave
engaged apartments for the season
either in the Hygea or Chambcrlin.
while the season may not be as large
as last season. Old Point certainly vii!
resume its old time style within the
next ten Or fifteen days.
The work of preparing the hotels for
the fail trade is now Well under way.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
RRIEE NOTES


Miss Florence I<irbin. a popular young
lady of Georgia. returned to her ho:,a
yesterday. after delightful stay Of
ten days with her friend. Miss Mary
Wooufin. in East End.
Mrs. G. L. Iglehart. who has been
the guest Of her son. Mr.: j. p. Iglehart.
in West End returned to her home in
Columbus. Ohio Wednesday,
Mrs. Fannie Smith and daughter.
Miss Bessie Smith. who have been Wis
:tlns relatives in Augusta county. re-
turned 20 Hampton last night
Mrs J. S. Booth. Of Salisbury. n c.,
Is the. guest Il her niece. Mrs G. X
Sin lair. Jr.. Of near Hampton.
The Police Court had an off day YES
terday, no eases having been disposed
Of. ~
All the ladies interested in assisting
me iiremen TO attend the Virginia state
convention. at Roanoke. ars ask,,} !,
meet in the Y. NJ. c. a. Hall this af,cr-
noon at . O'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
Mail Was Loat Win the Morgan civ,
Ey Telegraph.I

WASHINGTON. Sept. o1-Gcncr,1
Otis has informed the War Departing. n;
mat the six or eight days mai! sen, by
the transport Morgan City was lest II
the wreck of the vessel.
AdJutant General Corbin SAYS that
tne War Department will be a BILE to
trace all the official mail that vas sent
TO the philippines on the Morgan CITY
Dut there may be some difficulty in
nndlns out what was sent in the way
W prlVhlc letters to soldiers IL. the
Philippines
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
THE RANIAPO CONTRACT.
Mazet Committee Hears Stateme nts Com
----- mending st.
(By Tele graDh.)


NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Corpol atit
Counsel Wha'en. Justice Charles ]
TluaN, President Silas Is. butcher III
Engineer Peter a. Nostrand. We're Il
WITNESSES put on the stand today at II
Mazet investigation Of the affairs oe Il
Rampo Water Co.
Corporation Counsel Whalen, who vi
expected by Counsel Moss to appear b
fore the committee two days ago. ma
a point Of his willingness to appa
without subpoena. The corporate,
counsel stood by the Ramno Water co
tract, explaining that he had ma
some changes in the original copy. a
declared it was a perfectly legal doc
ment BY which the city's interests va
Well protested. .
HAD SOME ARG U,MENT. !:
The witness and Counsel Moss Ii,
some argument on the nature of +
cues lions put to the witness and I:
corporation counsel evaded many Of
questions, refusing to reply in dctin
terms. Regarding his opposition to
motion TOR permanent injuncti
against the Rarpo contract he mere
said: II had to oppose it,"
Justice TruaN said he was a stoc.
holder in the Ramapo Company and liz
III a conversation with Richard Crpll
about two years ago. he told Mr. Cro
- y was q to''pu Lining. ne SlaleCt al
that some OF the amendments pronos
70 the original contract We're made
him.
President butcher was called for t
purpose o. ascertaining Whether
Fad Yet learned the whereabouts Of /
TonlranES secretary. in whose posss
sion the books Of the company We
said to be.
HAD OPTIONS.
But he had not so learned. He {,
manned in the committee room for q (,
minutes after Engineer Nostrand ~
called as 4 witness. Mr.. Nostrand H.
IN his possession the options Of I;
Ramapo Company. but he refused
surrender them to Mr.. Moss withc
the orders Of the president or board
trustees. MI. butcher refused to ri
the desired order. In the course Of /.
argument that followed between Con
sci Moss anc: the witness regarding t
turning over to the Mazet comnItt
the papers. President butcher left +
room and Mr. Moss ordered that Pre-
lucnt butchers action be entered
the record.
Other witnesses examined TODAY :.
% Go with the building codes commit
sion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
streets Report Shows Markets TO be
Unusually Active.
BY Ts.legraph.)

BY Trlegraph)
NEW YORK, September 22.-Bral
,fet's tomorrow viii say:
satisfactory trade and price condi .
pns still reign. SO few. in fact. are
e reports of poor trade that favorable
ports may almost De said to be uran
.ous. An expanded volume Of fall
ade is indicated by the aggregate OF
INK c!earings for the Week. wnile re-
)rts frcm some markets point to the
eS1test rush being over. Prices as
rule maintain all their former
'engt!2, decreases being few ana rel
lively unimportant. In several lines.
c:ably the cereals. cotton. petroleum.
ara steel, the tendency has been
:!Sard higher levels. Cotton has Been
!tab!y strong and active Short crop
inmates are becoming more generally
TRENT and bearish estima ties Of maxi
J I'm yields have been practically dis
Fded. more especially as it is claim
that agents of English sDinners are
nVy buyers al the South. and 1omes-
\ manufacturing conditions are known
i De in a high degree favorable.
4 EjAIyY DEMAND FOR EXPORT.
STEADY demand fo. export and con
ence in all of this years wheat crt.n
;. ne needed, have proved stimulating
!. the face of heavy receipts and adj
.;ttedly large present supplies. Posi-
,etty Of war in the ,Fransvaal, too, has
I'm an additionally Strengthening
fture. IRON and steel are higher on
,uera'te volume of new business and
{ steady placing of orders indicates
i',,rease in values we'll on into the md
:, Of the next year. Pig iron. how
FIR, is nearer parity with con
t,nption, the ultimate effects Of en-
faced quotations upon demand is nor
cs settled. and imports from abroad.
ole not likely to be Of heavy volume
nediately. are a feature which may
';stFe to be dealt with next year.
che scarcity Of beef cattle is re-
tied in still higher prices, and
angth is shown in domestic h,des |
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
When You Ride Your Wheel

Always shake into your shoes Aliens
t'oot-Easc, a powder for the feet. 1t
keeps your feet cool, prevents sweat
ing feet, and makes your endurance ten
TOD greater. Over one million wheel
people are using Aliens Foot-Ease
They ali praise it. 1t gives rest and
comfort to smarting. hot swollen. ach-
ing, feet and is a certain cure for in
growing nails. At all druggists and
shoe stores, Csc. Sample free, Address
Allen S. Olmsted. LIE Roy, N. Y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
Assistant Ca4hier Fi,bert Dies
cHV -TeleoraDhA

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept 21-Thc man
Who under the name .'Waltyc, Law
ton, yesterday inflicted fatal injuries
upon Frederick FiE5ert, the aged cash
ler OF private bang in Pa!atina, a
town near here died today from a gun
shot wound sustained in the struggle
with Farmer Pagge. who tried to res
cue FiFbert from his assailant. Fllbert
is still unconscious
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22

young widow, of twenty-five The mar
riage is to take place in the city OF New
port News next Sunday, and owing to
the vast differences in the ages Of the
couple Will likely attract Il number Of
the, friends to witness the ceremony.
Beth parties are residents of Phoebus
but Mr.. G!acking's former home was
in Philadelphia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
COMING; WEDDING.

Gro2m-clcct so: Bridc-to-hc %. TO o.
cur in Newport News.
County Clerk II. II. Holt yesterday
issued q marriage license to Mr.. Chns.
GlacknE, who has lived for sixty Win
tiers and equally as many summers,
and Mrs. Clara 3. Weston, q comedy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
For Sale.

Large Farm on Hampton river, ST
acres. House and outbuildings; one
half mile from town, $4,000.
Lots. Cottage sites on Chesapeake
Ray. 5oX125. Terms easy.
Land not improved, SIS per acre, near
Hickman's old school.
Lots on Holt, Chapel and all streets
in West End.
20 NOT IN IT"
Three Lots. East End, on car line,
-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22

auction sale five nice dwelling
houses on the premises. Twenty second
street. between Chestnut and Roanoke
avenues. Thursday, September 2str, at
922-td IRWIN TUCKER &. co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
At Less Than
Fac;toryPrices
Some great bargains in
Shoes and Hats.

This is. a most exceptional
opportunity, in the face Of
the marked advance in all
grades Of woolens and cloth
ing. 1t will be to your best
interest to call on us and in
spect our stock before buy
ing your fall outfit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22

Speaking figures on our Bed Lounges
this week, such as you cannot afford
TO pass. j. a. BUXTON & CO.
J-2l-"t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22

Auction sale five nice dwelling
houses on the premises, Twcnty-sc.oaJ
street. between Chestnut ana II oanok;.
avenues. Thursday. September 18th, al
r. NJ. @
9-.2-td IRWIN TIrCkEp e. f.0
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22
Jas. M. CUMMING,
% East Queen Street,
Hampton, Va.
For Sale.

A fine mare for driving or otherwise
In excellent condition. Kentucky bred.
About five years old. Makes a very
good appearance in harness Apply to
\ GORDON BROWN. Agt..
oitlce' Court street. opposite Court
house.
Hampton, Va, Sept. -, 1899. 9-14-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-22

IRWIN TUCKER & co. (.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
ANCIENT LANDMARKS DISAP.
pEAHINGi
The Navy Yard and the improvements
That Have Been Made There.

1
Since the beginning OF President,
Cleveland's first administration the an
Gent landmarks Of the navy yard have
one by one given place to such i'm
provements as have tended 10 the mate
rial advancement of the trades and
professions practiCcd by the architects
ana artisans from the earliest days of
It's history. About one OF the first i'm
nroNemcnts to be made during the pc
Rod mentioned above WAS the con-
struct!on Of Y dry dock-a dock or mod
crn dayS-one that would accommodate
our largest ships. To build this docl;
on tho site selected. nCCessitated the re-
inoval Of tho saw mill located at the
lower end of the yard for half n cen
fury. Other improvements followed
the opening Of the now dock In rapid
succession. new additions being made
to the machine and boiler shops.
The placing of the order for the con-
struct!on Of the battlcship Texas and
the cruiser Raleigh brought about the
present up to date iron shlpbuildins
plant In the yard. which IS conceded
70 be one Of the finest I'M this country
For many years the various trades in
the several departments throughout the
yard have each been presided over by
it's own foreman and WAS conducted BY
ihis method uutil several years ago,
Mhcn tor reasons of economy AMI ne n
makers and sparm8kcl-' were merged
into one department Under the super-
vision OF thc foreman of The spar-f,aiI K
crs. aud by this sort OF rctveuchmcnt
II is supposed that the government has
saved 70 considerable sum OF money.
But matters. 1t seems. We're not TO stop
here. anothec and more economical View
Of thc situation having presented itself
10 the Navy Department. orders We're
ISSUED TO bring the spnr-mnicrs. coon
or:. block -m1kcrs ana mill men under
the control and Immediate supervision
Of the foreman of shipwrights. Mr.. w
+. Smith. who. in addition TO WORKING
th's largo force Of men, has 10 keen
each mans time. Now the last, but
by no means the least OF improve
nlentf, which have been IN cOntempla-
tion by the department. for some time.
and which is pretty well under way. is
the BRINGING Of these several shops IN
close proximity. rendering the service
of these tradesmen idore efficient
Under the new plan It is proposed to
utilize the masthouse for the shops
The lower floor viii be sub-diVlded.
giving the splr-makars the south end
the cuoptvs and hlock-makers viii Occur
pF the central par; of the building.
T 51 ro Tx s o15 rh,, VIII r. use
the shop IS to be at5ei up
with everything in tho way Of modern
wood working machinery. which VIII
materially a.d in the expedition of
Jhoir work.
The pattern shop VIII be removed
from over the boathouse ana located
over The shipwrlghts shop. Machinery
for their use is now being INSTALL
Ell in the new quarters. which. it is ev-
pectod, will be ready for occupancy at
Al early day. There are other i'm
provemcnts talked Of. but rs yet have
taken no definite shape. and Of these
nothing can be said a this time,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
IN THE SACRED EDlrlcus
Where You can Hear the CLAD Tdirss
~ EL.lt INV E.-laA.

Where YOU can Hear the CLAD T1irgs
oc Great 10y To-day.
Wrigh aiomcr.al ~ l.. Church Hr
l.. l.. liIukcnshp, pastor Sualfy
school az 9.lj u. IN. tto8chiug t- III
n n- tud p. ~. by Rev. l.. L. Bans-
ford VI Dauylle, Va.
Central Nj. T.. Church, South. Rev
t. =. beadics. tor.--SuudaY school
a, 1913 u. ia. Vt II q. IN. the docva ot
the church VIII be opened Cor thn re-
ccVtion of ucW members followed by
y SERMON 10 young Christians hy tAo
PASTOR y 200 H. ~. a prayer aud
praise WCctiu- Viii be conducted by
the pastor especially for the haneit of
those Who have oecn converted dur
ing the REVIVAL NeviNai services a, s
u IN.
South street BAPTIST Church, rev J.
w. Mitchell pastor. sunday school ar
$3.50 a. M Preaching at II u. m. 10y the
pastor. Preaching AZ S p. ~. by Rev.
l.. Il. Dudley. of Norfolk.
Morumeutal.-Froa ut II a. IN.
by Rev. Or. W. J. Young, of EpWor,h
Church Norfolk. Annual sermon of
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety at I:i5 by pastor. Subject: "Je-
sus OF Nazareth Passing by"
Services at Court street Baptist
Church to-day-Sunday school at $50
a m. Preaching at II a. m and p. m.
by the Rev. w. $. Leakc. Of Peters
burg. Va. The doors OF the church will
bc opened both mornina; and evening
for the reception of members.
The First Presbyterian Church. cor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
MOUTH LOCAL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS7
ALL SAINTS Oh gEx


The New Episcopal sahTf I'll 81 * - )
View Ready For 1crnH ~
There stands on the Ger nef 1|F5
Hatton streets, Park yieyys
beautiful Episcopal Chfirc H. iii ii "a ttA555s
just been completed at q ce4k II 5 qqees4
and which has been chris 1ss'x 4 re-
Saints" 80: 3. IL 81 81
church. which succeeds $ Hsa3
Chapel, an Episcopal mis- lon ta57.
lished some years ago. an f1afHtAibed,
by Trinity Church, witch fseI8 - uRtly
proud of its offspring, Will he cS1erEd
for religious services. the RE b.
tunsten. rector OF the mot lieS fHuyck;
conducting the services :;
Last September work on 8 Sainfesstf
church was Degln by the cont ractor.
Captain :. X. HutchinS. who I'm shed
the beautiful little building s. bout one
month ago. The LADIES' Guild = oS - Is
saints. then took charge. IND Acs i've
preparations for the operinE s. n hiehI
rushed 10 successful completion. the
first thing to meet the eye bang q
handsome carpet, which, OF soufse,
adds materially to the general interior
attr7ctiYeness of the chupch. <E
The building is of wood. but arch-s
a seating capacity OF about 200. Tbs;
interior wall coloripg is buff, harmon
izins with the hard pine calling OF
the vaulted roof and other interior
wood work.
The communion table, pulnfts chair
reading-desk, prayer-stand. the organ
and baptismal font have been ssspplied;
by Trinity Church. The font Is espe-'
caliy interesting from It's long iassocls
alton with Trinity Church &c having
been used there from the ear days
OF the congregation until Replaced s.
few years ago by the present halndsome
memorial font.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
- MNYAL ANl,ANIAI.

The death claim Of tho late y III.
Richardson, of which mention was
nude In Yesterdays issue, VAS paid by
Ocean Council No. 1865. Royal Area.
NUM-, IF which the deceased was Q mem.
Der. in the short period Of thirteen days
from date of death. This is a record
characteristic OF the Royal Arcanum
and Ocean Council in particular. as TO
dispatch in the payment Of death
claims.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK AT--
900. A. j. PHILLIPS

ON Monday from 1880 to 1l.No o'ciorf 10
yards 10 Il customer. Andre. ccsGin C1t, -si.
-. I'd.
Fra,t OF Loom Cotton. &C yd
ch:na SILKS i'll all the latest oo,-is.
aud Black and Black and Grecl. the l,
u--sn. they are IS ;u-hes wide and s1ul
thips beautiful -5c. III.
y tasty assortment of Colored Lawns.
. e 2niCS ard in.Ues az Sc. Sc.. i
T. 81. auu up.
\ now ARRIVAL of Guded. Ox.dia.d. SI-
VcI and Plain Slack Buckils. from .,-. typ
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
MEMS uNpEKwEAR.

anything at Any Price" IS our motto
IN this department. from the Csc Balbr,g-
!Sun 10 the $3.50 silk.
HATS.
Nor Mems. Boys and Chldren's. from
tho .5c Sailor for tho child to the swell
dress Hats for Men 80 do@. straw Hats
now on exhibition.
MEMS sulRTS.
fast color Working shirt a, Soc.
Ma percais with collar attached or .
Sc.aiai' co.iars at 5lc.
We SIN have ~ dozen OF those J. X iu
Pink " hitc and .3iue. At, SOC. They would
I've good value ~ <l.c0.
\ biz line of White Madras and SILK
EosomS AT toe
We have line Of the Grcst spun SILK
Madras ana French F!anncls at $.co.
The Marhat2n and wilson Bros lie
Boss' Blouse Waists. SHIRT Waists. end
even Ncsligca shirts :or the it.ic fellows
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Another report is current that the
brewery to be built In Clnctnna III. Q. i Isl
being promoted by the Pahst Erewing
Company OF Milwaukee. Wis
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

The Board of Trade OF Hazicto pas
IS endeavoring to secure tia focla lon az
a SILK mill in that city add ! IS nom
raising funds for tho purpose.f lSSs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Men S. Boys and
ChiIdren's c!alhiilg

is to mlssse chance OF your 4
coming. RsoS at i the follow Ill ID i IS =
heard of bargain prices: * Z
Men Suits, strong ard diIss,tS
wholesale price si.0a, sole plis
Msn's Suits. well made. 8 %
Wholesale price 500, sais i5fa
Mems SUITS. all-woor nags i.
ana etfotsss, lnc acme OF petsts eSbi
Wholesale price sli.0o, RAJ Il
Boys Suits. ages Il to
fancy caSSimereS. whets isi54
$50. sale price. si.SS Y z s 4;
Boys Suits, ages u to 81
fancy checks END nl1ilis.s " 81
price 500. sale py:Scs y ~ 1:
ChildreIEs suits. y u
YEARS. Nsetl lnade. <, n.
Children's Suits got,sl IS
Ss!igS ~ Plain aud faIlcss ssEsSSSss; -
wholesale price $500. sal stsr! tissa5S3sa3
ClItreiEa NDrc satits {af3f;
and We'll made. Nitel tf9ssS ID
SO per Dozen sale fii'.scss }}33
Chlld7sn'A Knee Isst 81;
naked tweeds, wnoiesa ta 81
. per dozen. sale p.!ce Il ST &;
Childrenis EEeef I'IHt IS
II years. fancy nat 8 4. -;
} wholesale pric5 5ie.
Mems Pants. fan;sy 10 81
black and blue clsS iaI - sas s;.|$
price 300. sale p.its 81 &
Men's Parts isnssI 50 ;3'
, tancd seams. fli!i tui Y. 4 &
whooiessiis price sa.eos s +,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

George Whalen and
directors in the Syracuse GsearI
pacco Company. which VIII m
ture in that city with $3.50 Goa b
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

The Goughnour EiectrsdSi Il
may construct an addition Is; +
ut Canton, O., which Will 54 3
making dynamos md otsf9t Is
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Peter Eckle, OF Syraesi -
II. III. Nye are interested
Bros Steel Company lilo e.
stood, has decided TO
making steel bars, also Il
Syracuse. 8 rs =
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
So 20 90 PER CENT. Less

than what otsisz houses ask sprr;'
tho same goods To miss this sal
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

We hcueht . GROSS OF But;ermi,k - GU
this .al sale al cents per ia. catli c..i