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The age-herald., 1899-03-17
~THE PLAYN

"Heartsease," with its pathos and hu- nor, with its breath of English life, and, best of all, with Henry Miller in the lead- ing role, came to O'Brien's last night. The play had not been seen before in Birming- ham, but every one who saw it last night will hope MT. Frohman will have 1t booked for another season through the south. The piece is cleverly put together without the usual nasty points of present day plays. Every act has its strong scene, and at the end of the third the curtain had to be raised five times in response to the vigor- ous applause. MT. Miller was good in every respect, but the supporting company can almost be classed as an all-star aggrega- ton.
 Beginning Monday night the Peters Con- edy company, headed by Phil w. and Net tie Peters, will open solid weeks en- gagement at OBrien's opera house, which will certainly be welcomed, for there are no greater repertoire favorites than these purveyors of enjoyable fun, mirth and mu- sic. This season MT. Peters Is producing an entirely new repertoire of farcical com edes; the scenery used is all special, and the supporting company the strongest and most complete of any repertoire company in existence. This company has been re- ceiving excellent praise and the most flat tering newspaper criticisms all over the soutt this season.
 The opening bill will be "Knotty Af- fair" Monday night. and beginning Tuesday afternoon daily matinees will be given. On Monday night ladies will be admitted free when escort holds one paid thirty-cent ad- mission. The night prices will be 10, 20 and 30 cents. and at matinee 10 and % cents.
The age-herald., 1899-03-17
FRESHMEN ARE "A WEARING
 OF THE GREEN' TODAY

curing event in Ireland. as it Is in all lands where there are Irish hearts that pulsate with love of the fatherland.. In the green est and beautifulest isle of the seas 1t is a holiday for all the ia thful, and even for them that are without the pale. Men of low degree and men of exalted rank alike wear the green. Nowadays, very happily, there is no politics in the wearing of the green" sometime forbidden of the law Arstocrat and peasant alike wear the green, and all Ireland, irrespective of creed or dogma, is come to recognize the pre- eminent virtues of the ilustrious St. Pat rick.
 It is wonderful to observe the tribute which Ireland pays to the memory or St. Patrick. In the north the stern and relent- less Presbyterianism alone holds aloof, but elsewhere all men enter into the spirit or the day. There is green everywhere. The glorious green hills, sloping to the pearly streams, reflect in the murmuring waters the blessed story of the blessed saint, and all men and all women of all degrees in life wear the shamrock and praise God they are Irish.
 It is beautiful beyond compare-the GUS tom of celebrating St. Patrick's Day In Ire land. Old women. young women, girls, old men, young men. boys, walk the roads and streets with punches of shamrock. and ev- cry passer-by who wears not the famous little plant Is made to wear 1t. It Is day of joyfulness in Ireland, and no man who has not spent St. Patrick's Day in the Green Isle can have any sort of concept on of the broad humanity of the nobly gener- ous spirit which that day brings forth from the Irish at home
The age-herald., 1899-03-17
GEN. WHEELER IGNORED.
Requested to Command the First Divi
 ion of h go P rade.

Washington, March 16,-The committee on invitation for the Chicago federal building celebration today called upon Major Gen. eral Joseph Wheeler and extended to him an invitation to command the first division of the grand parade. General Wheeler thanked them for the honor conferred upon him and promised that if he were in this country at that time he would be glad to serve in that capacity.
The age-herald., 1899-03-17
Steamer Seized for Smuggling

Halifax, N. S., March 16.-The Canadian government officials have seized the Beaver line steamship Lake Ontario, now under charter by the Atlantic Steamship com pany under the claim that the steamer was landing dry goods belonging to Den- yer, Col. woman, on which the duty had not been paid. The agents of the vessel were required to give bonds and the ship was released.
The age-herald., 1899-03-17

cers. The following gentlemen were named to serve two years:
 Sovereign adviser, o. A. Falkenberg, of Denver; sovereign clerk, John T. Yates, Of Omaha; sovereign banker, Morris Shep- pard, of Texarkana, Texas; sovereign es- cort, H. M. Simrall, Jr.. Vicksburg Miss. 1; sovereign watchman, B. Wood Jewell, or Manchester, la; sovereign sentry, D. E. Bradshaw, of Little Rock; sovereign man. agers, c. c. Farmer, Mount Carroll, H.. {; Philo Truesdale, Port Huron, Mich; A. C.. Tine, Norfolk Va; Gov. R. B. sherman, Vinton, Ia., and c. J. Erwin, Chippewa Falls. Wis.
The age-herald., 1899-03-17
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions as to Just What
 the Remedies Will Do.

Munyon guarantees that his Rheumatism
 Cure will euro nearly all cases of rheuma- tism in a few hours; that his Dyspepsia Cure vii cure indigestion and all stomach troubles; that his Kidney Cure win cure % per Vent. of all cases of kidney trouble; that his Ca tarrh Cure will cure eatarrh no matter how long standing; that his Heads che Cure will cure Any kind of headache in . few minutes; that his Cold Cure will tniickly broak .uD any
The age-herald., 1899-03-17
Baron Russell to Succeed Herschell

London, March 16.-Baron Russell. of Kill lowen, lord chief justice of England, has been appointed to succeed the late Baron Herschell on the Venezuelan arbitration commission.
The age-herald., 1899-03-17
woodmen Elect Officers

Memphis, March 16.-Today's meeting of tiIe sovereign camp, Woodmen of the the World, was devoted to the hearing of committee reports and the election of of-
The age-herald., 1899-03-17

He is making a strong race, the first name on the official ballot.
The age-herald., 1899-03-17
IN THE COURTS.
Henrietta McRea Pleaded Guilty to
 Manslaughter.

In the criminal court yesterday Henrietta I McRea, the negro woman who 1t is said | beat her 12-year-old daughter to death | with an iron poker pleaded guilty to man l slaughter in the second degree and took a sentence of thirteen months imprisonment l in the penitentiary.
 The woman admits that she used poker on the girl whom she claims aroused her anger by repeatedly visiting houses of ill., repute against her council She says that she had no intention of killing her. nor does she admit that death was the result of the chastisement which she admins tered but that the girl died from pneumonia con- tracted from exposure
 The mother was indicted on the charge of murder in the first degree, and employed B. M. Allen to represent her. A proposition was made to take a thirteen months sen tence rather than stand trial, which was agreed to by the solicitor.
 Circuit Court
 The hearing of a petition for a writ of mandamus to compel Probate Judge J. P. Stiles to issue whiskey license for the city of Ensey which was set for hearing in the circuit court yesterday, was continued until
 
 fore Judge Coleman. Judge Stiles was en- gagged in his own court yesterday and could not appear but filed his answer, citing the act of 1884, on which he bases his refusal to issue the license.
 United States Court s.sfs Among the indictments returned by the United States grand jury was one against Oscar F. Myers, formerly storekeeper and gauger at the plant of the Alabama Distil- lery and Feed company, charging neglect of duty and aiding and abetting in remov- ing spirits from a government warehouse on which the tax had not been paid. It will be remembered that the officers of that company were recently arrested in connec- tion with certain alleged violations of the revenue laws. Meyers disappeared about the same time, but few weeks later sur rendered to the officers and made bond be- fore Commissioner Cornish to answer any indictment which might be returned by the grand jury.
 City Court
 In the first division of the city court the case of Mrs. M. A. Stewart vs The Louis- vile and Nashville Railroad company for damages is still on trial
The age-herald., 1899-03-17

Bulletins from basket ball game at Stone's tonight.
The age-herald., 1899-03-17

form of cold and % on through the entire list of remedies, At hn dfuggists, & cents . vial
 If you heed medical ldvice write PrsH Munyon, 150o Arch st.. Philn. It is absolutely ffse.
The age-herald., 1899-03-17

of for the North Pole" in Sundays Age-Herald. Look for it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Old Dominion Steamship Go. s Lines
at i:Q0 p. m
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION
UNSURPASSED.
'arc. Including meals ana siateroom

Fare. including meals ana siateroom
r ogtah rp dmited to so day:j...$ $ 500
10" tickets ami reservation OF state
rooms apply at ticket office. ~? Main
street. or at general Office. At wharf
ships leave Old Point for Norfolk sun
TIME sGHEDuLE or STEAMERS
ASc , and and v IL Dare. sailing
daily e%ccpt Sunday. ircm Company
i0E OLD PoINT-At GLE ara 1915 a.
M. .;i5 and 40 y. m; Portsmouth. G;39 ana
100 a. m. ard 3:O5 y. m; BAY Line wharf,
Norfoik at G:i5 and 80 Il. IN. and 400
FOR iAMPToN-At un5 a III. ana
$40 and $40 y. m; Portsmouth,. lQ:o' a. IN,
and 1903 - m: Say Line wharf at II 30
FOR Ni:WIoiir NEWS AND SMITH
rlELD-At 2:31 p. M: Portsmouth. 2H5
roiii w WhR ;:G ASH So hPAs 81 RIVERS At
c;,' u. m: Portsmouth. Geo =. M: lay
FOR >oRTli RIvER-on Monday
Wednesday and Friday Mt Gin u. m
Portsmouth. G:Se 4. m; Bay Line. oi5 u
For. SEVERN RIvER-or Tuesday
Thursday ard Saturday At Gl5 a. m.
Portsmouth. G:3o Il. m; Bay Line G:iJ
For BACK: rooUoslN ANp YORK.
RIVER LANDINGS AND CRAB NECK
ON Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
G;l5 a m: Portsmouth. GO a. m. Say
Line. 6,ia a. N. Returning following dty
,-Fpi! NANSEMOND RlVEi, AND SUI
FGlN-At 300 p M: Portsmouth. $40
y. IN. Connect ne n Suffolk with Suffolk
and Carolina railroad
Freight for Mare. East. :;or,h. Severn.
Back. Poquos!n. York ami \auscmond
rvcr landings must lie prepaid.
All schedules subject TO change without
notice
.Freigh. for Washington and New Bern
y. G. received at.5,nd delivered from
Norfon; ana Southern railroad depot.
Freight rece we'd daily, except Sunday
until $50 y. III.
NJ. II. CnowErI.. Agent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

w IN s,StsEs.

Windsor. Va. April 2i.-The Demo-
cratic primary. held yesterday. nomi-
mated and re-nominated the following
ticket: County Clerk, y. T. Young;
Commonwcalth's Attorney. II. Il. Boy
KIN; Treasurer, J. w Roberts: Commits
sioner of the Revenue, Q. J.. Batten;
treasurer, II. y. Edwards. There were
sixteen candidate for the five Offices.
District officers will be nominated next
court day. May 1st.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Richmond. va, April ga diamond
ROBBERY wa committed here yesterday
Though the fact was not made public
'ss;lntil to-ia While the Wild West pa
4 fnde ~ as passing in front of the biz
\ 1ewelry establishment OF ID. Buchanan
4 * Son. No. iii East Broad street, a
ciarical looking stranger entered and
& asked a salesman to show Aim some
4 diamonds THE salesman set before him
q small tray cSntainng several thou
sand dollars, worth of stones.
The stranger as is customary. was
closely ssattbed but while he was ex-
nrnining theA diamonds two other men
1 entered, whNsh distracted the sales
ss;s5i1an' attention a few minutes later
ssa clerical-Appearng stranger said he
ppld take certain gem, and asked
it he lat daside for him. Until 3
look at W Doh hour he and his wife
: chi
= y man hs d net been gone q minute
whe3 fine stone was discov-
a. b ma ssttg The salesman ana
n I38 ciianan determined 10 do
Z 4 q ta1{ iFs5 Work, and proceeded
s 4 - : ~ 01tgoing trains. When
2 Il 81 FOR Newport News
SIS aIf,s buchanan recuS-
] s. q th Cir. Buchanan and
5 - n with him.. At Fort
III - - = Il E9t ntfsand swivcd the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

EASTERN CARoLlNA DI IS, y nm
r,Isg' IJKElCHT LINE AND OLp Do
IlffH2iOE line between all points North
and East Via Norfolk and NorioiH <. ar nn q
Sot.:hurn Railroad and Eastern NoF'"
NI fr@..ht received daily at p m. and
forwasdcd promptly at low lniG:, 80 .,a
For further informatlor GpIi55' ~ ~ IN sna
General Oficc OF the ~ y . - - 90.
Norio."' i II c. IIUDGIN9.
G.,enesta' KIN, IfT;Gi General Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BETWEEN NORFOLK AND
f f%a,5%s VIRGINIA BEACH. 9 s:s.sa..

aud
CURRIrUCK DIVISION.
With stcaupe,s forming the
EAST VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA
Line"
Cormcrl" Pettits North Carolina Limo
and Benefits North Carolina i..neJ
SCHEDULE IN Et'FECT APRIL. %, 1899
MAIN LINE no NORFOLK.
LEAVE NORFoIll,
Daily except Sunday:
6:i5 IL m. mixed
1915 Il. m. fast express, stops only mt
Kenpaviiic. LHnnhavcn and
1880 p. m. local express
S:!5 p. m. local express.
C:uo =. M. local express.
SUNDAYS
1915 a. m; East express, sttops only a;
1850 ~ m. local express.
$40 y. ma. local express.
Goo b.. IA. local express.
LEAVE VIRGINIA. BEACH.
Daily except Sunday.
SID a. ~. lot,h express
400 u. IA. fast express, stops only at
Nemp vile, l.ynnhavcm ana
CCcaaJ.
T:i5 p. m. louW express
1000 p. m. through express.
j 100 a. M, local express.
200 y. IN. Local express.
1870 i. IN fast express. stops only nj
y tmpsNlIie, lynihtNen and
Ccclua.
7:l5 +. M. local express.
CUHRlTUCK DIVISION.
LEAVE NORFOLK. VA
Daily cNcclt SunCay-l0;0l a. IN, mixed:
e:O5 u. IN. local cypress.
LEAVE MUNDltN POINT. VA.
Daily except Sunddy-7:S0 Il. M, mixed:
200 p. m, local express
Nj steamers other than curri;ucl
Sound steamers. arrive ana depart from
pier Nc. l Udjo.nins clyde LIMO Water
street, Norfolk. Va.
Tha!ns stops only On signal at !m,cqme-
dia,e stations TO take N or put on pas
senGcrs.
T. T. HOLLAND.
Supcr.ut -ud"nt.
". T. AS!IBUI;N.
Gen. l'rt ANA lass. AIT.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
MOE RICHMOND. pETEHsBURG
Il CT,ARcNONT. OLD POINT,
NEWPORT NEWS NNDJAME$ RIVER
LANDINGS DIRECT BY

DAYLIGHT
Virginia Navigation Company's Elegant
Saloon steamer ARIEL leaves Clyde
wharf. Norfolk. eNgry ~ itsDAY.
THURSDAY and SATt RDAN at .. m.
touching at Portsmouth. and Newport
News going and returning. arr.v.n" at
Richmond about $50 y. IN. connecting
with all evening trains.
Fare 10 i;ichmcnd. 81,
10 Richmond and return. S95o.
no Richmond. scconG-cIa$s SlOo.
Tickets much cheaper tnan any other
route to Richmond. Petersburg. Wavc.iy
IIicksford and stations on Atlantic ana
Danviilr railroad and all points Via
Tickets for sale at ticket agencies OF
Wallie x Son. IL. Brandt. and on board
Freight received daily Sunday EXCEPT.
ed for all above named points.
lAML,S ". ii ca ItRICK.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
"Fair Grounds" Liquor Dealers
Fight to Retain Licenses.
rooms from That sccfion-Dcmo.
erals from Isle of wight Nominate
Oniccrs-ycis TO Go 10 Rcuniou.
Especial to virginian-pilot.

Suffolk. Va, April GA fight is be-
ing made before County Judge lIilby to
have every barroom removed from Suf-
folks eastern suburb, llnoln as the Fair
Ground. There are now seven saloons
there, and to close them would mean Il
number Of persons thrown out OF en-
poymcnt. That's enc reason the fight is
SO hard to have the licenses retained.
Another reason is the proprictors have
an aggregate OF some $1,000 worth of
liquor and liquor fixtures on hand.
The case was not finished when court
adjourned this afternoon. The owl
denoe was concluded and argument
VIII begin Monday. The attorneys are
Judge Y. ii. RaWleS for the "diys" ana
S. T.. Everett ana j. L. Burgess for the
vets" About forty witnesses were ex-
aTincd.
The "drys" had presented u long pc
titiOn to the court
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

i4A-> ~ 'D1NV11.Ir HAII.wAY.
Z, NA,rnuLE ~ EFFECT MA s.h. iSas
,.it,rf foot OF Matthews strcc AZ s.2G
=, Nest Norfolk. al 80 a. ~. for
- ,,I.iiie an! intermediate points. afr.Y.:!,:
i1'N,'iit,.ile at 5..5 y. m
-. -, so. .--pIily except Sunday.
,>,rCoik $40 p. II N'sc %orfsl-
yS M. arr.rirG At Do"Y.i.s At 5Oj
o'clock a. m. s~,, So. o.
TRAIN no a.. q .'S1lolS az iO:l1
, G9flv except Sunday.
TRAiN 10 arrives al Norfolk at 5.,o
P,g'TIitf%S 40 8 connects Ct Dcun!stor
rt'nct on viih :Scrfcill and Western rail-.
yeld for Durhnu ana irtermedlatc Doiais
TIsAT\S NOS ~ - : connect ~ Jef-
frcss Junction and i}anyi,.e for aN ponts
on rho southern Railway system
huffman sleeps between BHnVlnc nr6
Aahcvillc. Atian.A. Jacksonville. Memphii
ard New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked a,
Wakes agency and conpury's wharf
Norfolk. and at Emmerson 6 Watson,
agents al Portsmouth
Steamer City OF Chester touches at "
=. p. and \. r. Il. wharf on outgoing
WM X. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
CIIAs. o. HA1NEs. General Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
rJ1, yvEeC NOKTOrK ~ -,

n, HE WEST NORFOLK AND PIN.
p. & \. wharf daily. Sunday oxcepted NJ
GEO a. m. a. m. $50 a. NJ. 1920 a. m
Il m. so p. N, 2:a0 p. M. p. m and
$50 p. NJ. making the round trlD in 90
minutes. Phones. now and old. No 100
j. w. PHILLIPS. Owner. ta2S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

|sIs III, q port News tho police arrested
II rj5er, fW no gave his name rs Jo-
[Ffsi II az fnla u, The other two mon
!eSe allowed to go on TO Norfolk Cor
Nome reason,
Hal tmaf was prought back here to-
Had the police here been
sspron ntly NOT fled all three men would
salfsyv: be IN Jail. An effort viii be made
I'D get the two men who went on 10
sasoriolls.
q Ia AlETao DIST CENTENNIAL.
s The anniversary; OF the foundation OF
sssdethodisIn In this city one hundred
mars ago SyiI lSbegin att9:SD tomorrow
sHarnInt Z. and Will continue until Fri
sd The exereIses Will be held on diff
.aerent d ays it Centenary, Trinity and
Stroud Street Ghiirches One OF the
,2qlest fttins ois OF me celehfa-
iphswisl be the meeting e. Broad Street
sGhurch Sunday fternoon at O'clock,
~ han n q dir or one hundred voices.
'ffsasicd under the direction OF Mr..
kkssharles II ford, viii sing the songs
)Stsiig AZ century
\: ne cerenao nies will be participated
III sEly tlle r4aoetd stinguished ministers
int fl til In the tinited States, in
; g Isb6n a: Wilson, Rev. Dr.
54ess II oss, aapower an me church;
Rec ois. Jfifnssf tkinl, A. c.. Brown
AFs 81. Johf,so ii. NV. Young, ". q.
stafrs w g W llsIfior and William L. Ed
sssds and otfi rs J2roinincnt laymen
q: sss will AXE part Will he MIR. John Z.
Branch Col Al . IS. Bnford, Captain
'HSllln Lamb and ct hers
.sS ReFs u. II Z. Mastin, Epastor Of Trinity
S3isasc b, this morning received the fol-
St93y lnEs tel egranl:
shop Gall " aslit e SICK. Unable
sc leave his bed sannet come to Rich
Z -
Is Signed) GALLOWAY"
/: g mere M be a very large attendance
of Tie fethodi Efss EGf this and other ci-
tses repa rat 3siS are being made 10
Srtaili the sfvis iters. "a special loa-
IIsssreSiof the ceisbfasion will be the
jssEsss herring OF tie 4spwort,l League So
Es DEL AND ON COMPANY.
81 11e nlost NJ, fjt,r aflfS cbarter granted
10 ahniond ffis5 b lf;sn time was OH
S5 IN the I9stsz and Equity Court
4 4&sS III osil mr. Isiie name OF the new
IrS /, 81 9 { h3 fchipond Standard
& Es1ise ana IRON company" which
S9sfied for The prrpose OF mining
Z s 6 ron or nyerting coal nto
4 Ore iI1Ao ron and Pr iron
8 81 Isl as: 81 lYother SHARES
III s. and stee, Z capitol stool;
ssi mo nv SIS 10 50 900 goo. d!vid-
s " NJ Sh3r fs az 81 90 each The com
s III d tf0 Ssacres or land. The
4, iii d ellsrgc for the
n III as 81 81 10 y
sss fed isrs5r, Jr., Of
SIS vice resident, Corb!n
Sss & NIl5K e s5sy, Tr eso.
p If & III Svsliyn, OF New
III btiyc named
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
'HIVI0ND
IllRS LETT TER
IiIIsgls|s II q Bold Diamond
Robbery.
"a RcBBER CAUGHT

1sFo srnn a.sarded win Suspicion
SIS 4 ca. Con Z sssten with inc Crime. Go
( ss norfolk-A Grent ncthouis,
centennial tecttns Tomorrow At
Il! tssnoon, atI Witch BssstnsuIsnca
s DiyInes viii spea,s : steer nnaIron
ssonpnnYs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
wEsTBoUND No No.

.paiiy except Sunday. Other iir,c d,iI.
g., - DAY Express DAILY. (Parlor Car
81 Gi, llj,Ihno"d and Pullman Richnond 10
Con"ects ut Gordonsviilc Tor Orange
way north OF Orange
~ "-bAli-f. Pulimans Old Point to
Cincinnati and louisville.
nicais SerNc0 on Dining: Cars on Nos I
anu west OF Gcrdonville
chesapeake and ONO arrive, NJ Norrolk
i-.!o = m. and 1905 p m. ArrivcG at Ports
""outh i2:io u IN. and $50 n.
or iuIihcg Information amy to
Il, WILCOX. Ticket Agent. or
r. W C0ltD. Passenger Agent.
Norfolk. Va.
john y POTTS.
Asst General Passenger Agent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Norfolk Z H1SliDII0l SIelTl10li Go

Tho rcw au1 powerful iron pa!ace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
INGTO% and NORFOLK vii! leave
daily rs foi,o"s:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
5olgstTo NORFOLK.

s 3eIsH fivaraation was in pro-
tilef men came up and took
"A Rid 0iiEersation They are be-
TIL tSgo men who helped
"a Der set the diamond at the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Tickets on sale 1t u. & o ticket Office:
y 4 c office. a; w r Wakes and
co,npany's Office on wharf.
For further Information apply
ID. J. CALLAHAN.
Telephone XL Agent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
HeTCh0lS' Z Miner 5 TRANSPORTATION Go
plREcr RoIJTG

FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
i,or Boston Mondays. Wednesdays ana
Fridays at SOC y m.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY. Thursday and Satur-
90 FAEEs 10 BOSTON AND pRov1-
DENCE.
Tirs.-ciass. including meals ana
statcroou berth ......... ....-. SO. %
intermediate. including meals AT md
tabie and saloon statcrUom BERTH. IS q
Stccra-c including meals ana bunk. s. 80
Pcrishahle freight sent VIA lrov.deucc
forwarded 10y carly train to Is siou ana
a. thc same rate a ny direct steamers 40
For further inform alton AMY to
j.. H. WRIGHT. Agent No'io'E Va.
4 H. STtEBl rs. Ass ITaiNc Aigr
" r. TURNER. Cen. las NEtnt
- WHITNltY. Tr1ftc Aflui-er
General Offices. Ba.iimoit. M-.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

The following retail LICENCES were
granted: William J. Norileet. foot Of
Main street: William !. Gray. Rid
dick; John d. Luke. 1G7 Main; 7. W.
Brnkley, i2 East Washington: !. G.
Bell. Commercial Hotel: &. L. Broth
ers, II East .Washington; Il. &. Butler,
4 East WGshington il. \. Powell, Myr-
tic; Samuel NJ. Morris. Chuckatuc'l;
William -. Holland. yellow Branch;
t. Il. Wagner. l1veretts: Jesse w. lIol-
land. Holland: Townsend Phifer Exit:
4 w I2nllnIl IEunl, hmm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

tHo=foih Il, Carolina yn1Iroa..,
IL EFFECT JANUARY 18Th. 1880
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

! ~ ssss-sWhy he had not
r [9ffsiIa. File replied that
Norfolk and would
and get the gem.
nen taxed him with
chnrge the straug-
10 enied5 even Offering to
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-07-27

ID. n. Pickerel, of Clinton. Mo, an
old acquaintance OF a. L. Churchill
and Jno Davi>,i is in the city yesterday
in the interest of the Ely Walker Dry
Goods Co.
II yonr brain won't work right and
you miss the snap, vim and energy
that was once yours, you should take
Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t cleanSes the
system and invigOrateS both body and
brain. Sold by Chapman x Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mcclure and
daughter, Miss Gertie, left for their
home at Eden, No, Tuesday morning.
They have been visiting their daugh-
ier, Mrs. o. ID. Neville.
"Rough Rider" "Viuita Flyer. ="
smoke" and "Catchey" are four
brands OF cigars made in our city by
VIM. MCGOWAN. He has bought prop
erty here aud deserves encouragement.
The mayor and city marshal have
undertaken tue task OF closing up
some OF the bawdy houses OF the town,
and have on trial this afternoon a
person charged with that kind Of an
offense.
StOlen-s20 Reward-Dapple iron
gray mare, Is hands high, years old,
branded 2-x on right shoulder; shows
Percheron stock; mane heavy and
short, dividing itself on the neck. SIS
reward for horse. $40 for horse and
thief. Address J. L. BankstOn, Box
l49, Vinita, l. L. Il IS