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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
TWO WHITE MEN INJURED
Assaulted With a Club by an
Angry Negro.
a Gentleman Tells of n Serious Fight
I'm North Carolina Saw Mill
Tho Assailnnt Escapes TO tho
Swomps.

Monday morning, at Aulandcr, n. c.,
on the Norfolk and Carolina railroad,
fight occurred In which two white
men were badly injured and colored
men placed in danger of being lynch
ed, If captured. The affair occurred at
the shlngle mill of Mr.. NJ. l.. Tayloe,
and the injured men are brothers. Luz
Their and Curtis Parker.
1t seems that the trouble began Sat
urday, when Curtis Parker, who as
sorts the shingles, censured jenkins for
scribbling on them. Jenkins took of
fence and was told by Whitcomb Cot
ton. another negro. to do what he
pleased. that he (Cotton would stand
by him. The affair passed over, how
ever, and nothing occurred until Mon
day morning, when Parker noticed a
large iron bar under Cottons work ia
BILE. He inquired what 1t was there for.
and the negro replied For you. if nee
cssary." Parker grabbed the bar and
struck Cotton on the arm with it, The
men grappled. but were separated by
Luther Parker. brother of Curtis.
FELLED WITH 4 BLUDGEON.
Cotton then ran to the boiler room
and securing n large club. returned to
the fray. Luther Parker tried to stop
him, and while so engaged was struck
on the head with an oaken bludgeon by
Walter Lassitcr, Il half brother of Cot
ton.
The blow was OF terrible force and
crushed In the side Of Parker's head.
The assailant then turned to Curtis
Parker. and before the later could de-
fend himself he also md been struck
Just over the left ear, and fell uncon-
scious to the floor
ASSA1LANT HID IN SWAMP.
Dave Cotton also half brother of
Lassiter was mixed up in the affair.
and he and his brother have been ar
rested and are now confined in the
county Jail at Winton. Lasster fled I'm
mediately after striking Curtis Parker.
and has not up to this writing been
captured although Il large posse of cit
liens are securing the surrounding
country in search of him.
IL caught it is possible he will be
summarily dealt with,as his assault
was cold-booded and unprovoked.
Both the injured men are single and
are of good family.
The negroes have all borne very bad
regulations. except Dave Cotton who is
quiet and unoffensivc man.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
LARGE BRICK STABLE,
TO BE ERECTED IN REAR OF CITY
JAIL.

Plans have been drawn and contract
let for the erection of large brick
stable on the vacant lot in the rear OF
the Jail. This lot was recently bought
by Frank Darling, of Hampton, from
Mcssrs. Cobb x Milhado, for $500. Ii
fronts ITO feet on Cove street. 1t was
thought that this lot would be needed
TO properly and cheaply enlarge the
jail. and MeSsrs. Cobb K Milhado of
fered II to the Councils, but the offer
was not accepted. 1t was stated at the
time that the city could afford to hold
the property. as the rents from two
buildings on 1t pay an annual dividend
of per cent. The proposition TO sell
10 the city WAS laid on the table. The
gentleman making the motion. remark
Ing that the city was not ready TO so
into the real estate business. 1t is stat
cd that If the matter had gone to Il
committee that they would have report
ed the property could be secured at
about the price paid by Mr. Darling
Mr.. Darling will erect the stables with
out delay. and il is very certain that
when the City Fathers set ready to
build Jail il real estate is needed. they
will have to pay much more than the
figures named by Messrs. Cobb e Mil
hado.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
EVENING MARRIAGES.
TWO COUPLES UNITED IN BONDS
OF WEDLOCk LAST NIGHT.

very pretty wedding was celebrat-
cd at the residence of the brides faith
er, Mr.. w. e. Copeland. No. 209 Fur
guson avenue. at $3.50 o'clock last
night, when Miss Willie E. Copeland
his handsome and accomplished daugh-
ter. was united in the bonds of holy
wedlock to Mr.. Elisha Trammell, a
popular young business man OF Nor
folk. The bride and groom were most
becomingly attired.
Owing to q recent death in the fam
lily the marriage was Il very quiet one,
ana was witnessed only by the rela-
tives and close friends OF the contract
ing parties
The nuptial knot was very impress
sively tied by Rev. Samuel S. Saun-
ders, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church,
Portsmouth.
the home of the brides father.
MYERS-REPHAM.
pretty home wedding took place
last night at the residence of Mr. Ben
Myers. of the Dispatch. No. Mariner
street, the contracting parties being his
sister. Miss Annie Myers. n pretty, at
tractive and popular young lady, and
Mr.. |. ]. Repham. n young merchant.
formerly OF South Carolina but now
4 resident of Norfolk
Inc ceremony was performed by Rev.
H. Benmosche, and was witnessed by a
large number OF relatives and friends
Mr.. Ben Myers was best man, and
Mrs. Jonas Bennett maid OF honor with
little Miss Rae Myers as flower girl.
The bridal gown was made of pearl
coiored tailor cloth. trimmed with tat
ieia, and the bride carried
IN her hand bunch of
Bride roses. The maid was dressed
Ill black satin. with pearl ornaments.
ana the Hover girl was dressed in
white The groom and best man wore
conventional black
The bride was the recipient OF n
number of nice presents. among them
being two checks for good round sums.
kilograms of congratulation were re-
New York.
itei-the ceremony-an elegant sup
per was served under the direction Of
Mr.. Charles Haltzler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Repham will resida NJ
56i Church street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22

bt BRITTdNG1 LAM the residence Of
TappsTSd a1E +, March M Zst at 1880 p m;
Sallie r. Nottingham, aged 3 years
Funeral Will take place THIS (Ncdnes-
day. AFTERNOON at 1880 O'Clock from
the residence. Friends and acuuaint-
ances respectfully invited to attend
DAWLEY-At the residence of parents.
Tuesday night, March 2lst. ut II pa
o'clock. No. IS Henry street after II
severe illness. MARY ANNE daughter
OF Ophelia and Stephen Dawlcy, aged IA
years and months.
Funeral private.
BLOUNT.-At the residence OF his par
ents No. 10 North street. H,intorsv.llc.
Monday. March 90, 1922 al II 80 H. M
HERBERT JAMES. son OFF. F. ana
Sarah c. Blount. aged SIX weeks, one
Funeral THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON at O'Clock. Services at the
The dimpled hands and ringlets of gold
Lie low In marble sleep:
] stretch my hand for Il clasp OF old
But the empty air is strangely cold
And my vigil alone / keep.
There's n sincss brow. with radIent
crown
And cross laid down in the dust:
There's smile where never II shade
comes now.
And tears no more from those dear eyes
So sweet in their innocent trust.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
Who stephen BonsnIKs.

stephen Bonsars book. which reused
the ire of General Joseph Wheeler and
other officers who participated in the
santiago campaign. possesses some in
terest for the people OF Norfolk. for
the reason that it was written by the
son of former we'll known and non
uior lady resident of this city. Mir.
stephen i3onsal, the father of the young
author, resided here anterior TO the la 10
clVii war. He conducted the wholesale
grocery business in partnership with
name of Camp & Bonsal. occupvinr thn
mouse in which Colonel WASHINGTON
Iayior now does business on Roanoke
avenue.
Mr. Bonsal was united in maria pa
10 Fannie Lee. daughter of Mr.. James
y. Leigh, of this city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
sitII workfnS on the Budget.

The Finance Committee held another
meeting last night 10 work on the bud
get and consider other matters refer
red to it by the Councils. The meetings
of this committee are held behind clos
ed doors and very little IS given out
for publication.
1t was reported that members of the
committee said yesterday that they
thought that the money could be found
with which to pay the police the adj
vance asked By them and authorized by
the Select Council.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
Tile SENATORIAL CONTEST
Congressman Jones' Private Sec
rotary in the City.
Feeling the Political Pulse offend.
Ing Democrats In Norfolk The
Forces That Will 10 Arrmyed I'm
the Senatorial Rnce.

Mr.. Lester Garnett, OF Matthews
y. Jones. member OF Congress from the
First Virginia District. was in Nor
folk yesterday feeling the political pulse
of the Norfolk Democrats on the Sena
torial contest. The Virglnian-Pilo,
learns that Mr.. Garnet called on a
number of prominent citizens who were
supporters of General Lee, and are
therefore thought to be anti-Martin
What his summing up of the situation
here Is was not given o1.. Enough is
known however. to note that MI. Jones
has his eye on Norfolk and his friends
Mil make fight in this city.
THE FORCES.
The contest for the Senai orstip is CO.
ing TO be lively if the opposition to Mr..
Martin DEVELOPS any considerable
strength. Senator Daniel is known to
favor Senator Martins return to the
Senate Governor Tyler is reported to
De friendly TO MIR. Jones and Attorney
General Montague, and eX-State Hon.
Il. Walton Moore, both avowed candi-
dates, favor him as second choice The
Lee tolloWing in part can naturally be
counted as anti-Mar;n. This is a
strong influence against which will be
a1rayed the strength of Senators Mar
tin. Daniel and majority of the county
chairmen and prominent members OF
the Legislature.
Some leading Democrats state that
Senator Martin is stronger to-day with
the people. especially in the Second
Congressional District. than he was
when elected Senator. He has been or
ganizing his friends pretty thoroughly
for some months, and his forces are
well in hand. When Mr.. Jones for
mally announces himself a candidate,
he Will likely arrange to canvas the
state, and Mr.. Martin will then render
an account Of his stewardship.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
VALUABLE ARrTX,IIBIr.
RARE ETCHINGS, STEEL ENGRAV-
1NGS. OIL AND WATER COLOISS.

Lovers of art in Norfolk will be in
OF Paris. who is now stopping ut the
Monticello. and who has on exhibition
at Nusbaums fine collection of
genuine first proofs of etchings. steel
engravings, With water and oil colors.
reproductions by famous artists of the
famous masterpieces of modern paint
ers. and originals from the brushes of
artists of international renown now liv-
ing. n Nirginian-Pilot representative
was given Il first view" yesterday of
this collection and noted among the
etchings reproductions of The Slave
Mart and HThc Royal Galley" by c.
Delaut: I'm the Heart of the High
lands" and Going Home by Slocumb:
The Dispatch Bearer" by Alphonse de
Ncuvllc.
In Steel Plate--"The Day After the
Feast" by l.. kraus. is a good example.
In Oil-"The Capitulaton at Ulm,'
by George Hyon. Salon exhibitor of
1896. Is n historical study of great force
ana value, reminding one of Messon-
ner
The water color work of recent
French artists are we'll worth a trip to
see. as they show strongly the present
semi-revolt In French art against the
tmpressionist school and the reversion
To the days of lie Petit Trainon in
inquire painting, and the Vatican school
win It's Sensuousness minus its flag
rant rlsQueness. Norfolk needs a
purely art store. with exhibition hall.
such as can he found in every large
city North. and OF which Williams &
Everett. Doll * richards and Turner.
III Boston. are fair examples
Exhibitions of this sort need ONLY the
encouragement of such an established
nan. or room, To multiply in number
ana improve in quality, drawing the
best paintings here for display and
study. and creating a nucleus around
which strong artistic taste would rap
idly develop.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
THE TRIAL SATIsFACrORv.
NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW
RAILWAY COMPANY'S NEW
BOAT

MIR. d. N. Hagerty. general superin-
tendent of the Norfolk and Ocean View
railroad Company. has returned from
IT'D TO New York, where he went to
witness test of the steamer Vigilant.
mat his company recently purchased.
He says the steamer is a beautiful hoa
anu 'hat the test proved perfectly sat
isiactory. He has made his report to
PRESIDENT r. Lancaster Williams. and
~ Is iikeiy the boat will be ordered here
at once.
The Vigiiant will take the place of tho
granite City now plying between
Ocean View and Old Point, and the lat
ter VIII be used as an extra for specIal
occasions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
DEAD MAN FOUND,
THE ELIZABETH RIVER GIVES UP
ANOTHER VICTIM.

About o'clock yesterday morning a
schooner floated the dead body of a
white man. attired in n uniform coat
into the Clyde Line dock. 1t was lifted
from the wafer, and Coroner Newton
notified. lie had it removed to the city
morguc. where a jury of inquest view
ed the remains. which are in an adj
Vanced stage of decomposition.
IT was thought that possibly the man
mad been connected with the Marine
Corps. and Capt. Littleton w. r. Waller
was notified. He came over promptly,
but failed to identify the corpse. Sub
sequently the opinion developed that
the man came from Suffolk. but this
was probably speculation.
DR.. Newton will to-day. unless the
body is identified and claimed. have 1t
buried at the expense of the CITY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
Going nnck To- erricn.

Captain j. Cottrell, formerly of the
U. 5. Revenue Service and U. $. pi-
lot of "ye olden time" and during
the civil war commander of the u. s.
gunboat Massasoit, is about to go back
10 his old love. He leaves here Thurs
day afternoon via the s. a. L. for Key
West to take charge of the l.. s. tug
Penwood. running from Tortugas to
Key West. Capt. Cottrell is a valuable
man and his many friends in this port
VIII miss him. but wish him good iucl.
IN his new-old venture.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
Nr. Church Lewis Condition.

1t was reported last night that the
condition OF Mr.. w. Church Lewis. who
was shot and badly wounded several
days ago in an alteration with Mr..
David Hathaway. was very serious. and
tina; his arm would have to be ampu-
tated. Upon the authority OF his at
tendants at st. Nincent's Hospital. the
N!rginian-Pilot states that this report
is untrue Mr.. Lewis is doing fairly
well. but is not recovering as rapidly
rs friends hoped and expected.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
NOTICE.

The undersigned has purchased OF Lila
V. Peed. ADMINISTRATIVE OF Horace S
Peed. deceased. her interest as such adj
ministratrix in the assets ana business of
the late firm OF T.. NJ. PEED y son.
composed OF the said Horace $. Pecd and
the undersigned and viii hereafter carry
on i the old stand OF the said trim No.
2l7 Water street Norfolk, Virginia the
business OF Wholesale and Retail! shin
Chambers and Groceries N ali It's;
branches under the name and style OF j
NJ JORDAN & co
All persons indebted to the late hrm OF
+. NJ. PEED * son Will please make
payment TO the undersigned
te2l-lm J. NJ. JORDAN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
Captnln Roper nuy. n NH,

At Elizabeth City n. c., yesterday
the Pasquotnnlk Lumber Company
mn ana standing timber We're sold at
pubic auction to the highct bidder.
and was purchased by Captain John l..
Roper of this city. he paying 81. 500 for
me ioriner' anu $3.50 per for the latter
Ii is understood that plant Is oui.n val.
liable and that Captain Roper obtained
Il bargain
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
Inc Monument.

The shaft for the Confederoto Joru-
ment VIII be placed in position to-day.
TO be followed by the plnth and the
bronze figure. The Messrs. a,uper are
pushing the work to completion as rap
id!y n. practicable. 1t will be an in,
posing and handsome structure. and re-
meet great credit upon them, both in
the design and execution.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
THE NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
INSPECTING THE ROUTE TO SEW.
ALL'S POINT.

The consulting engineers OF the Nor
folk and Atlantic Terminal Company
were in the city yesterday to inspect
the route OF the Sewalrs Point Electric
Railway. These gentlemen expressed
themselves as highly pleased With Nor
folk and vicinity, and pronounced the
work OF Messrs. Haensclman & Smith,
who have done the surveying on this
new road, to be first class.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
Brought Hero For Rurini.

The remains of Mrs. II. NJ Cassell,
whose death occurred in indianapolis,
Ind. last week, reached here Monday
morning and We're buried in Elmwood
cemetery at II o'clock. The funeral ex-
ercises were held at the grave, and
were attended by relatives and frlends
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
Both Improving.

The condition of Major ]. f. Miligan,
who has been critically i'll for some
time. shows no material change.
Mr.. Charles Pickett was reported a
little better last night. He is a very
sick man. and his friends are much
concerned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
AAIUSElQ ENIS-
AUDITORIUM THEATRE.

S. L. Cor. Nebraska ana Union SITS.
JAS. NJ. MARION. Prop and Manager.
WILEY HAMILTON. Amus'm't Director
open every night in the year. Smoking
Concerts. presenting n respectable, up
to- date Vaudeville entertainment.
Matiaees. Tues. Thurs and Salts. at 2
y. IN. Evening performances continuous
from I'LL II. Adm sson. 10. 10 and 25c
ja22-ly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
WANTED BY BUSINESS MEN
Sorry the Mischianza Has Been
Declared Off.
Hope 10 Revive IL ma Hold IL in Juno
contributions SIN Coming in
ana Much Interest is Manifested
in IL.

The postponement OF the Mischionzo
was the subject of much discussion
among the business people yesterday.
ana IL was the sentiment OF not n few
that putting the jubilee off indefinite
~ was equivalent to giving it up alto
gether and this they did not want to
occur. They say that great deal of
interest had been taken In the event.
ana that it would certainly have prov
en- OF much benefit to the business of
this vicinity.
The Mschianza had been ,o,kcd
about considerably, and quite n num-
per OF people had already been here
looking after arrangements for various
at'IaciionS. ~ theatrical agent was here
yesterday to see what arrangements he
could make about presenting his Ma
poieon' in the Armory Hall.
CONTRIBUTIONS STILL COMING.
Several contributions were offered
General Manager Anderson by business
hrnS VINO did not know that the car
nlNal mad been declared off. Among
tnese was Il generous donation from a
Ilchmond house that has an office in
.hiS city. The contributions thus far re-
celVed ana those offered and declined
we're ehtireiy voluntary. as tho solicit
ing committees have not as yet be-
gun work
lhere seems to be n general feeling of
regret that the jubilee has been put off
ana many expressions were heard yes
terday to the effect that the postpone
,hent would possibly injure the business
mere Ill more ways than one.
MONEY BEEN RETURNED.
All contributions that have been re-
ceived were returned to the donors.
which would indicate that the Mis-
cnian|a was given UP. Several of the
directors of the association appeared
before the general railroad meeting YES
terday and notified the officials that II
was not necessary to ask their roads
LOT contributions or reduced rates.
IL was suggested by several gentle
men In the rooms of the Business Mems
Association that n mass meeting Of citi-
zens be called and the matter continu-
ed, as so much work had been done
that IL looked like pity to stop lust
as the people were getting thoroughly
Interested.
WANT 1T HELD IN JUNE.
These gentlemen thought that Il
might be a good idea to change the
date from the third week in May TO
the third week in June. They use as an
argument for this that as this IS n
popular seaside resort that thousan ds
or people would take advantage to at
tend the AIischianza in order to enjoy
dip in the surf
several firms reported to General
Manager Anderson that they had be-
gun their arrangements for floats To mn,
IN the trades parade. and were greatly
disappointed that the affair was moi
going to take place.
It is possible that n mass meeting
VIII be called and some arrangements
made to COntinuo the work,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
OTHER LOCAL ON Pec E s
N0TICE!

Mr. J: NJ. Jones. formerly sollctor for
us in Norfolk and vicinity. IS not m our
employ. and we are not Responsible for
any OF his acts since February ! 1854
the date on which his relations with us
terminated
INTERSTATE COMMERCIAL & COL.
LECTION AGENCY mhol-tw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22

Norfolk-High water. 5:51 a. m. and
6:22 D. m. Low water. 600 n. III. and
1906 p. m.
Old Point-High water, $50 a. m. and
6:ol u. m. Low water. 1889 n. III. and
11:45 p. IN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
WEATHER REPORT.
Washington, D. c., March Il, 1899.
Forecast for Wednesday:

For Virginia-Rain; warmer in north
east portion; brisk southeasterly winds.
For North Carolina-Rain; brisk
southerly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
This hint of the prices:

Splendid check patterns in two ana
three co!orirSs-good grade China
MattnGs-N for io-yard roll.
Neat Check China Matt!nGs. good
weight special low price, S. for 40
yard roll.
-Four patterns OF extra heavy joint.
less China Mating. very special.
al s. for io-yard roll.
Extra heavy, doublc warp. jointless,
reversible China Mattings, In red,
tan and green pla!ds-s9 for 40
Excellent patterns. large and small
checks, extra weight, reversible
China Mattings at $ll.50 for 4o-yard
Very fine quality China Mat,ings.
large and small plads, 3 colorings,
$l9.5o for i0-yard roll
super-srade Cotton Warp Japan Mat
tings-very choice designs-SS for
roll OF 10 yards
All-over pattern. Cotton Warp Japan
Mntting$? for roll OF 30 yards.
White Japan Cotton Warp Mattings
with rich inlaid designs-sl0 for
roll of 30 yards
Handsome floral designs red. green
&nd blue Cotton Warp Japan Mat
tiugH-Sta
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
EASTER HATS

II OR SALE. AN IDEAL HOME IN
= the land of sunshine and flowers.
three miles from the postofnce. in the
or salt water, contains about seventy
acres. ten acres in woods. balance in
high state OF cultivation; about quarter
OF mile frontage on salt water: fine
oyster grounds. on which oysters can be
raised for family use in abundance. and
for market: house OF fourteen rooms
water right AZ the door. grounds about
tho house covered with fine shade trees.
Rarns clubhouse of four rooms for heip.
about one hundred pear trees, Duchess
variety about NIFTY Sicklcs pear. also
Connected with the city by fine shell
road For terms and further information
call on or address II c. HOGGARD &.
CO. SO Bank street. Norfolk, Va.
In To- SuWc-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT T
~ have this day. March 81, 1899. quail
fled as administrator OF the estate OF
Michael Glennan. deceased. All indebted
to said estate will please call at my Of
flee, room 2l0 Citizens Bank Building.
and settle. and all having claims against
said estate will please present same
properly approved for payment.
j. Il. ALLEN.
March Il. 1872. mh22-l0t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
CALENDAR
TIDES

Sun rises at 6:O5 a. m. and sets at
6:19 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
Concerning the
New Mattings.

The new Mattings were seen
yesterday by hundreds of Ia
dies, many of whom had gone
the rounds mating pricing.
All were unanimous in their
praise of our showing. Many
choice rolls were sold.
Every roll we show is new.
fresh and flexible. The pat
terms are all choice, accomplishing
pretty tlorals, scroll, plaid.
check and carpet effects, show
ing thirty-seven different de-
signs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
NorfoIk ana vicinity.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY.
KAHN; warmer; brisk east winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-22
l7Efs IISGS.

n Ing Of tho vIK X SII ANp T FfIoT
PUBLISHING COMPANY will be held
at the office of Mr.. Il. ID. Starke. Jr.,
city of Norfolk, Va. on WEDNESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY or APRIL. 1859. at u
O'Clock m.
mhii-tdm J. f. ALLEN, Secretary.