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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

nomination for alderman from
The third his place was filled 81
the appoin tn,ent o. Erwin I4ercb.
The democratic convention
convened 81 $50 at the Munici
ps1 Court room, organizing 81
the electlon 81 Dominic Burns s
Achairman and Patrick Tally aa
secretary tho following ticket
being placed 10 pominat ton:
For Mayor. a. n. Thompson.
Eor Recorde r, Peter Byrne.
For Treasurer. A. Hawkinson.
For Municipal Judge, D. W.
Freeman.
The convention ratified the
nominations for ward Ulcers
made At the cancuses, and elected
DOMINIC Burns chairman and a.
y. Thomp son secretary Of she
city committee for the ensuing
g IS;
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3 official fights are the meanest,
things on earth sxceptrelIgious
fghts. a man ID politics makes
more enemies, engenders more
bitter hatred, hurts his BUSH
ness more and creates more
trouble and worry for himself
and loses more nights sleep ID
one short year taan be would il
9 life time IN any other walk Of
life. He makes friendsyes
lots OF themas long as helis on
top Of the heap. Today they
greet him Oh al sides with the
glad hard borrow his money,
drink Of his expense, swell his.
bead with fulsome praise; but on
the morrow, after he has gone.
down IL defeat, his friends have
foWa-theY have disappeared as.
mist before the sun. There are
but few to give hfm : sympathe.
tic hand shake, and such acts Of
kindness only add to the sting
|of defeat. He hears the exujtant
shouts Of his victorious enemies
and the sounds burn into his eo,.l
like 9 red hot iron. AS he wall
lows IN the slough Of despond
with THO burden Of sore defeat
upon his shoulders, he tirns
.pessimist and as he looks back
and neditates upon false
promises and false friends he IS
apt to think:
And Whist Il friendship but name,
Acharm that luis to sleep,
A shade that follows wealth or fame
AfiAsiARyae Pho - pafN;a - .,n,,oy.
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-
~ 'ss1''.al go 81 on' enc '
au.ual'1 'is'ce' ~ nomination
" ,ss 1ses'vs conventions
~ peup'e -. known g our
$500, .'Au : = ioi snsA y
aa go se.s.uun VIZ usslre =
go s. S'.'..a1 ps'sl''on lor sn s
susuips yeal. :, !. sos'ne, pol'.'.
- 1;is = 'ous = srene I snoulo
,os ~ .a1en 'nso conslaerasloD
| Dus. eye'y vo'sr snoa1a 1n an un-
ga'seu Inanhsl cast MS VoIe TOT
n,a,,f,ad "a. t,,ae ,t,,,,,e.,t,o,, 3, -
E6lled M an ! voter i ,ea this.
ia has done his dnty = ! citizen,
rha a,.ct;on roo,' 1, ,, i, : 7,,,,a,. =,
alert 1, tb s lana h,t - ,,aa,,,a
q con,na, ;ntall;garca ths AZ
IA at,o,a -. rs.,.fy.,,d ,,;,h 80.
~, ,,o,,a .,,anca f,n y, !, .ha
o,.iaa $50 -; s., 3. ]; =
for political pnrpo ses IS that q
certain candidate for election to
. responsible position will, il
elected, run s wide open town.
ID consideration Of the fact that
any citizen can upon complaint
the enforcement Of state
laws, the repetition of such bun
.combe attracts but little atten-
''o. s.
Hon. Ghas. B Nelson and.
Judge Prince are both in the
sfeldsin opposit ton e the candi-
sdaet of !. W Freeman for the
sermine Of the Municipal Court.
This makes of the udgeship5 :
three cornered fightwith
chances decidedly ID favor Of the
winner s..
e Michan and Wm. y Dor.
nelly are the two persons who
may comp lacently view the mu-
.nicipal contest without fear 81
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1 N rich 81
!, l,cot 81 Isia iIpsuin ha.i
1cce Sted -, onsi BE position
4 j lsubnrs srrlvins hero 81
gflo 81 last,
100 laellis md l,sliss Ne
II achers ii the Duluth
schso ls visit II the city, guests
lof On Emma g. eteyslin1s. ]. {
Our merchants IRE crowdIns
the season 81. tlne indcw dis,
Iplaz 81 spring good few!
weeks more however. md /,
will - suns okss instead 81
frozen ears
licG Gre or has this week
finished several flne new rigs,
among tho nun bsr being ness;
1Iyeries for thu irgiDiaa and
yal eth eash Groc cries, Tower
{ md ron Rang Brsweries.
III Yifginia Cash Meat Mar,
ket ~ Pastoret 4 1Talber has
j undergone many improvements
this weak. notabl d being the.
build ding Of movable refrigera
tor model ofsnea tnsss md con.
VENT nce.
VIM. Nc Donald, 81 Eyoleth,
who led the state 10 avoid ap..
! pearing before the grand jury on
March 3 TO give testimony ID tho
case Of the Stats 50. Michael
Smith returned and went beefora
the Court Monday to make his
! peace Judge Moer took little
! stock in his tale of woe, and
mulcted him fol- s5o, which was
! paid
NJ. and Mrs, T. q. sibbitt en-.
II't'ertained at progressive pedro
| last vening those present be.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Bowling,
Miss Congdon and 81. Barrett,
lEyeleth and Mrs. Geo.
Lerch, Mrs Wool ock, Misses
Stevens, ellIe and Belle Me
Kay and Pratt. and Aessrs. Fan.
Inin9, Pratt, Campbell and La
mont Mrs Bowling won FIRST
prize. the foot prize being duly
awarded Mr.. Campbell
City Recorder Fay was yester
Ida the recipient Of . message
from Mrs. Fay who has been.
Ispending the winter at her home
rbor Vitae, Wis. announc.
liDgtbe death Of her mother
Mrs fhas, Guerin. Mr.. Fay
llsst pr Tisco nsin on the noon
ut ratt acctIng 90
deputy recorde during Ifs al.
sence. be sympathy Of many
friends is extended Mr.. and Mrs.
fa
ixsl 3 Carlson, secretary Of.
North Pole Lod Sc No. 20. IS Il.
g b Of has received from.
|Torstsn Eggen, Sup enis rreas-
|urerso the order, 4 check for
$500 from Tx. benefit fund 81 the
Esocisiy IN payment of the clam;
OF 70. ] Crimson, 4 miner VINO
was killed q the Adams II De
[cember This money IS 70 Sc
forwarded . the mothe 81 de-
ceased. II Norway
Goss. 81 Eveletb, has.
purchased tho building 50. long.
1occupied by the Union G ash
Grocery, and will have same re-.
mod eled atsonce for the accom-.
nodatioA 81 bis new banking IN
Sstituti len, which is understood
may be ready for business early
next month ,rginia may have.
moved 70 Eve eth during the
winter. but We expect an Offset.
permanent y returned during the.
coming season
TEE cOEHENJIONJ.
The city caucuses and conven-
lions 81 the opp ,osing parties.
sFrlday evening last awakened
the latent spirit q political
|patrI otis.p a our citizens, md.
marked the t,eg inning q the
En,nn icipal campaig q
Attl1e ward caucuses the fol-
lowing acandid dates for alderman.
were nontinated
First ward, Smith, re-
pub lean; Fred Eng demo- rat,
Second ward Joel Tornqu
|repunl ican , ohm Michan.
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MI. eernAr VI: Il With Du,
Iluth irtsnds
2 Rossansa ~ 81 Duluth
SATURDAY !,
s.sin \ = ,or By.lsth
Tuesday
Rev. g. 8, than Va On
luth visitor the first. of tho week

Get your coal q lswkin
sons
Dr. <. own retur med sat
urday evening from three
weeks visit q his old Virgini,
home. q: $50
Mrs. 7. q Rey ds. who has
been 9 guest Of Mrs. \. sib-
bltt. returned Saturday 70 hel
home - West Sup q.
a. N. Chisholm, the Hlbbina
banker and Insurance. hustler,
attended to business here The
first q the weels.
]. Peters moved his stock III
West Superior, Wednesday ani
Iin future yll make that point his
Iheadq ssrs.
Bishop Morris Il, i Duluth
will conduct divine services q,
I6t paul's Episc opal e hurcl
|Thursda evefing April 6tb.
Hawkinson can iii YOU
coal bin. See him.
George Jacques. al engineeror
THE 2. N. q n was found dead
Iinsbed ct 2 rec tor .satalrda y morn
ling. Deceased was B8 years 8:
age. Cause Of death Is given q.
heart failure.
Invitations are out for The
Easter ball TO be- tend Tered 81 tht
Virginia Gun Club on Monday
evening next. Mnsic By the Vir.
ginia City @ stra, and q roya
time is anticipated. s.:.
Services Of the Swedish NJ. b.
Church at SOC this evening Al
7:3o Sunday evening. regular
services will he conducted s.
Rev. 0lof Nelson, d The Re.
surrection I,
fl1e oyster and co Hse social
EkeBaerstl ss
stsvedish Luth eran church at Tie
Lunds Iroln block T tuesday even.
ing was well attended and was 1
social and financial success.
Miss Emma G; Stevens enter.
tained at whist We nesday even
ing IN honor Of her guests The
Misses Nc Ia of Duluth Those
In enhance were Misses VOL.
ley Ober and Pratt llessrs3
Freeman, LsrcI Il, Fannirg,
ia uoIn. Pratt and G mpbell.
800
The new E own Hall at5 Fayal
IS % be form ally opened o. Fri.
day evening next, April 7th, BY
musical entertainment followed
sby. dancing Invitations 70 same
have been issued, tickets being
placed 81 81. 90. &.
Louis Kah1o has obtained tho
range agency from the Chicago
erjforn Carl BON Co. Tor their
Champion md Supsrb Liquid
,Carb onic Acid Gas beer pumps,
. neat invention which readily
recommends itself 70 the trade,
News reaches us Of the acct
dental destr Of a a Is who
with his fai,1il em'oyed 70
Seattle 8 year since, ~ being
struck By d rock from 4 blast
Wells was e rlnsrly ianIfor
ct tho high schoo bull ding and
the sympathy Of eli ID with Tho
Dereaged famliil
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
BREEZE Nn,rrIrhs


Mr.. William Edward Lancer and Mrs
kathrenc IISpcnbacl Smith were mar
ricd in Phocbus Thursday.
There We're no cases in the police
court yesterday morning.
Miss Sarah Turner, of Norfolk. is til.
guest Of Miss Bulah Schermerhorn, on
King street
Miss Su2cc ELAN left yesterday for
Roanoke, where she vii! spnni tie sum
mcr with her sister, Mrs. II. w. Hin.
Mayor Hope did not name the COM
mittees OF the new council Yesterday
He will probably make his selection to-
day
Miss Rcbecc2 McarS, who is attending
the Southern Business College. at Nor
tolk, is here TO spend several days with
her parents on Queen street. Miss Will
lie White accompanied the young lady,
and will spend Sunday as her guest
Mrs. Frank G.. Roche, who has been
the guest of her mother in Ports inuu III
for some time is expected TO arrive
home this *ycnng
The funeral services Owe. Tie remains
OF the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward will take place from the
residence today at / o'clock
Charles Candy (coloret), was an
pointed constable Cor Hampton district
yesterday by Judge Baker r. Lee.
candy has been in office several terms
and has made a very good officer.
Miss Lizzie Watkins leaves this;
morning for a ten days visit 10 VIII
liamsburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
THE HORSES ENTERED.

Much Interest Being Manifested in the
Coming Races al Rroadshore
Much interest is being manifested in
the races which are to take place at
Broadshore Park July IA. Already a
large number of owners of fine horses
have entered their animals and the day
Will undoubtedly be one Of real sport
to lovers of the track
The following is the list of horses en-
tered by Secretary 'Silas Daougherty up
to this date:
RUNNING RACE
Ginger owned by Carl Phillips, Eliza
beth City county
Lilly y, owned by w. J. Daougherty
Hampton.
William J. Bryan, owned by ]. Saw
age. York county
Money, owned by Capt. VIM. Stores.
York county.
Split Wind, owned by Not Known,
Phoebus
FREE TROT OR PACE.
kornock, to represent Hampton, own
ed by Pete Bowden.
Fox, Newport News, owned by Bos-
well family Of Gypsies.
Baby Clark, Phocbus, Link Clark.
Grey mare, owned by Capt. Landrum,
from Cobbs Creek, Mathews county.
Sorrel horse, owned by Mr. Webb
from Gloucester county.
GEN1sLtDMI1N'S DRIVING RACE.
Pap Joe, owned by Joe .Webber
Hampton
Amer, owned by Bob Frankford,
Newport News.
General Drew, owned by Mr.: Drew,
Newport News.
Mary Mark, owned by Jeff Crandell,
Elizabeth City county.
Karl Russell, owned by Mr.. Gowler,
Hampton.
Brown horse, owned by f. c. Leach.
Brown colt, owned by A. Is. Nuckles,
Newport News.
Wafel, Jr., owned by Mr. Nettles,
York county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
ENJOYABLE CONCERT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cloves Eentertain
Their Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gloves Eentertain
Their Friends.
An enjoyable concert was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gloves. Of Rich
n.ond, at the Buckroc Beach Hotel last
night. They were assisted by a number
Of Hampton's local talent and the even
ing was thoroughly enjoyed by the
guests. The program rendered was as
follows:
Piano duo "Gulop de concert" Schulor
Miss Addic Richter, Mr.. ]. G.. Ratbun
Vocal duett from ''1l92,'' Pflucgcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gloves.
Contralto solo, Lullaby" Nannah.
Mrs. Gloves.
Tenor solo and Octet Seek We the
Lord Roberts.
Mr.. r. r. Richardson and chorus.
Soprano solo. "A Dream" Bartlett.
Mrs. r. c. Rces 5
Solo. Golden Moon" Denja.
MIR. w. J. Nelms.
Soprano solo, Pauline" Richardson.
Miss Laura Dobbins.
Male nuartettc, "l.ulalie" Giffe.
Messrs. r. X. Richardson. j. G.
Rathbun, J. F. Richardson,
G. M. Richter Jr.
Contralto solo, "Rocl Of Ages Remick
Miss Matte Richter.
Tenor solo, Ave Verum," Mullard.
Mr.. T.. Gloves.
Bass solo ASLEEP in the Deep
Mr.. George NJ: Richter Jr.
Duet, Happy Birding" Abt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gloves.
Tenor solo, Loves sorrow Shelley
Mr. w. j. Nclms.
Duet. 'Larboard WATCH
Messrs. f. Gloves and G. M. Richter.
Accompapists, Miss Addie G. Richter,
Mr.. j. G. Ratbun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

Cures for Inaom0fn.

In the matter of Inducing sleep much
depends upon the individual One per-
son will find 4 hearty meal before bed
time conducive to sleep, while another
thinks that an empty stomach is the
best plan in order to obtain sleep. A
cold bath, rubbing the hands in cold
water, q wet towel applied TO the tenn
pies are all helpful to good nights
rest. Some persons think that the ONLY
way to insure steep is to fix the mind
upon some real or fancicd object, while
others think that to count from one on
ward endlessly will weary the brain SO
that sleep will come.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Convicted in County Court for
the Murder of Alice Harris.
THE CASE TRIED YESTERDAY
Races at Buckros Park. DIr. and Mrs.
Cloves Give Contest at Buckroc.
Directors of the Bank of
Phoebus Will Meet.

Edward Price (colorcd) was given
one year in The Penitentiary for the
murder Of Alice Harris in the county
court yesterday.
The case of Price was called in the
morning and the entire day was con-
sumed with it. The jury, after being
out a few minutes returned verdict
of involuntary Inanslaughter and fixed
his punishment us given above.
Tho work OF -empanellng the jury
took but a. short time and the taking
of testimony was begun and concluded
at 3 O'Clock. The case was submitted
comprising the jury were: A1cssrs
j. B. Birmingham, IL. n. G.. Carson w.
p. Council. Is. Il. Elliott Jr.. a. f. Ran
some. L. a. Blake, Henry Whiting Cir.
Wyatt, S. Il. Johnson, II. N. Ecrnthall
and r. L. Tennis.
The crime for which Price was
convicted took place in Phoebus
last April, Price and the woman We're
lovers" and on the night the woman
was killed She had been attending Il
cake walk With another man. On their
return homo Price was standing in the
yard. and in some mysterious Way the
woman was KILLED by a pistol in the
hands Of Price. The pisoner claimed
that it was an accident. but he was ar
rested and taken before Justice L. 3.
Furness. who sent the case up to the
grand jury. He was indicted and given
hearing in the County Court at the
last term. but the jury failed to arrive
at a verdict.
Just before the jury repaired to the
jury room the counsel in the case
agreed upon an agreement to fix the
punishment Of the colored boy ut Six
months in the county jail and So line,
but the jury refused to accept It.
Messrs. f. +. Causcy ana T. L. Sclater
represented the prisoner, While Com
monwealth's Attorney Montague look
ed after the States interest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
IN A FLoU,RrsHrNG CONDITION.
Meeting of Board Of Directors of the
Rank Of Ioh0flh,lS

Meeting of Board of Directors of the
Bank of Phocbus.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Directors of the Phoebus
bank was held last night in the bank
building. the following members being
present: president T.. M. Tennis. L
c. Kaiser Governor p. II. Woodlin.
james w. Cumming. a. Hcinickle, f.
f. Causey and Nelson IS. Groomc.
The report of the board for the past
month showed the bank to be in a
Furnishing condition and that deposits
of $4,000 had been made. The report
was unanimously approved
Mcssrs. f. NJ Tennis, James NJ. Cum
ming and T.. G. Kaiser We're made a
committee to examine the Securities
ard count the cash now in the bank,
which they did after the meeting
They We're highly pleased over the con
ditons of things. finding everything
correct as reported.
After transacting some routine bust
ness the board adjourned to meet ono
month hence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Stale Cake with Bananas.

Slice broken cake into small pieces,
end put it in a glass dish with alter
nate layers Of banana sliced. Make the
following sauce: Cook in a double
boiler a mixture Of half cup of milk,
half a cup Of water, one even teaspoon
1ul Of sugar, half a teaspoonful of salt,
and heaping teaspoonful of corn
starch diluted in cold water. When
done, pour it over the cake and bananas,
and when it is cool, cover the top with
whipped cream, or the beaten white Of
an egg sweetened charlottesville
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
For Sale.

Groom House lot slx225, on the Water
Sun Set Creek, $2,lOO.
Furnished Cottage at Buckroe Bcaci,
for rent.
"A acres between Hampton and New
port News. Well located, si2,0 900
53N2O0 feet on Queen street. Two
houses. rooms each: ono rents for $40
per month; other SIS $500
Big bargain in four lots on MALLORY
street near Soldiers Home bridge. Good
saloon site.
Farm one and a half miles from town.
- acres and house, Barn and stables
Good fruit. Terms easy, $4,000.
]. v. BICKFORD,
Phone ~. Hampton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
A Fashionable Desk.

One of the most delightful novelties
for woman's den is {; Delft desk. It is
rather small affair of White enamel.
decorated in blue. White desks painted
by hand in water colors and oils arc also
novelty. For white and blue bou-
aoii' nothing is moro fashionable than
4 little immaculate cabinet artistically
oouqueted with punches of blue yiolcts
and forgct-me-rots. These desks have
but one drawer and this boasts silver
handles monogrammed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
28()()StO(;k
70 Be DISPOSED Of
By August3Ist

1Iavinr decided ~ - o,,t ~
yin con,,no,,co +,,i~ o,ora;
To close out NV entire stock of ~.
Gan cont.,
cans shoes trunks \. n,.;,o
vii, ,n,,.a ,,ic,. ,,,,,,- l, !. 49,,
needs no comment as nv ,a,,,.
:, .h,- ~, 49,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Foe tho Student Cyclist.

The salt water bath has been long ex-
toiled for its virtues, but only the
bruised and battered wheelwoman,
who has met an obstrepcrous cabman or
an eNpressman tenacious of his rights,
can fully appreciate the hot salt water
bath. Boiling water made briny by sea
salt and applied to stiff muscles or black
and blue spots gives almost instant re-
lief, and hot salt bath makes the vic
tim Of over-exercise timber and ready
for new fields
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
BROKE HIS COLLAR BONE.

Mr.. Skinny Wood. Il popular young
man,met with a painful accident at his
brothers bar in Phoebus Wednesday.
Mr.. Wood had occasion To go to tho
back room of the store. when he slipped
and fell. breaking his collar bone in w.
places. DR.. Vandcrslice was called in
and rendered the necessary medical at
tcntion. and the unfortunate young man
was made as comfortable as possible.
He is now at the home of his mother
Where he is doing Very nicclN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Lease Of Six Inches Of Land.

A lease Of six inches Of ground at III
Franklin street, Chicago, for 81 years
and one month, from May ], 1899, was
recorded the other day. It runs from
George L. Barber to Hiram 3. Peabody,
and is for an annual rental OF $45. The
property has depth Of 81 feet, and
comprises the party wall between 1T
chs lis Franklin Chicago
Wmes-Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

on the Dan. The cause of Mrs. Clai-
bofne's illness was not stated in the
message. Capt. Claiborne will leave
this morning for Danville. The i'll
lady is also the mother of MIR. w. G.
Claiborne, of Newport News, who is
now at her bedside.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
B. NJ. A. MEETING; MGSlDA;y

The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Business Mems Association
Will be held Monday night in the asso-
cation rooms in the Holtzclaw Build
ing There is Il considerable amount or
important business 10 be transacted at
lhis meeting and it is the hope of the
association that every member will be
present on the occasion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

BOOKER & BRITrON-Rcal Estate
Rental, Collection and Commission
Agents and General Auctionccrs
CITY lots; also farm lands for truck
ing purposes in the counties OF EliZ-
abeth City, Warwick and York North
l>ing street, OF rosite postol1icc, Hamp-
ton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Y. NJ. G. a. NOTES.

Rcv. J. It. Whitley will address the
Young Mems Christian Association
Sunday. at 5 p NJ. on Mr.. Schmelz's
lawn. His juhject is Our Young Men,
their opportunities their temptations,
their refuge" The address is especially
to young men, but the ladies arc COR
daily invited to come also.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Unhappy Parent.

NO." said the father to his undutiful
son, II can't ask you to respect me.
When I think whose father l am, l
don't respect myself Indianapolis
Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
STEAMSHIP

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
" COMPANY.
Daily service Between New York and
Virginia Points.
The elegant steamships JameStoW
Guyandottc, Princess Anne and Old
Dominion leave New York every day,
except Sunday, ut 3 p. H. for Norfolk
ana Newport News. touching at Fort
Monroe on the Southern trip. Ships
leave Norfolk for New York direct
every day, except Sunday, at 1880 p NJ
Ship leaving Tuesday carries freight
only.
A short. delightful and invigorating
sea voyage.
FARE:
First class, straight, Including
meals and berth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
Round trip. first-class, including
meals and berth 90
StccraSc. without subsistence. 450
STEAMER LURAY arrives from
Smithiield and leaves for Norfolk daily,
except Sunday at s A. M. Returning,
leaves Norfolk from Bay Line wharf,
every day. except Sunday. at p. M
All business between New York and
Newport News transacted at Pier g.
All business between Newport News.
Norfolk, SInithGeld. and local points
transacted at E.ier a, foot Twenty fifth
street.
M. b. CROWETT AGENT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
+ or Sale.

Three lots at 'EMerrinlac" on railroad.
corner and next two. cash, 1919.
-Four lots at iiVervicw. one block
from line. Corner and next three
$500. Terms one-half cash balance six,
twelve and eighteen months.
One house ana lot at Rivervicw. five
rooms. Rented for $500 per month.
Price, 5000, onc-half cash balance to
suit.
Two lots 1T "Otlcy" 10ox15o, one block
from car line and facing the same. Cash
$780, time, $3.50. O.-I1a7T cash, balance
to suit.
One piece 1ioxl39, Fulton street and
9. & O. railroad Phocbus. Cash $500.
Will divide to suit purchaser.
One house and lot--Shell Road near
Gatewoods Corner, five room house. lot
50X150. Price $1,1O0 One lrair cash. bal
ancc to suit.
Ono waiter front lot, "Buckroe." 5oxl35.
$500. Onc-half cash. balance six, twelve
and eighteen months.
Two cottages, Buckroe, one block
from water front. $3.50. Onc-llaIf cash,
balance six. twelve and eighteen
months.
One corner lot Buckroe, one block
from water front, $3.50. Onc-half cash.
balance six. twelve ana eighteen
months.
Can arrange to build on easy terms
for cash purchasers OF any Of the above
lots.
For further information address.
TT. S. THOMPSON.
Real Estate, Rental ana General lnsu-
rance Agents,
'-S-lW Hampton, Va.