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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
MURDOCH V. BAKER.

Supreme Court of Appeals. West Va.
March -, 1899.
y CREDITOR CANNOT PURCHASE,
THE GOODS OF HIS DEBTOR AT
a PRICE IN EXCESS OF HIS DEBT
If HE KNOWS SUCH ENCESS is
TO BE PLACED BY THE DEBTOR
BEYOND THE REACH OF OTHER
CREDITORS
WHEN \ LOT IS CONVEYED TO
HUSBAND AND WIFE. AND THE
BILL CHARGES THAT SHE PAID
NO MONEY FOR IT THE BUR-
DEN Is on HER TO PROVE SIZE
PAID FOR IT.
This was Il suit to Sc, aside n deed
made by defendants. Baker and wife,
because made II hinder, delay and de-
fraud his creditors. and also to subject
TO plaintiffs debt the fund conveyed TO
the said wife in another deed made to
said defendants. The lower court dis
missed the bill and plaintiff appealed
The court says:
where the circumstances connected
win conveyance fraudulent as TO the
Srhntor plainly establish the completely
or the grantee in the fraudulent intent.
1T Is not necessary To show, by direct
ana positive proof, notice To the grantee
of such intent"
In addition 10 the circumstances
hereinbefore detailed tending To show
notice on the part of Wclnstein of Tie
fraudulent intent Of Baker in this
transaction. We may notice that Vein
stem. IN his testimony, shows that he
was July cCgniZant of the amount and
character of Bakers Indebtedness.
near'J 81 of which Nas contracted in
BUYING supplies for his bar. which was
carried on III the name of Moses Vein
stem; mat he assisted Baker in pavjna q
Tor MS saloon license: and. with his
nrothcr IN charge of the bar. in a little
town IKE Thackcr it would be unreal
Sohaple 10 presume that such an
amount of bar supplies could be pur-
chased by Baker and j. l.. Wcinstcin
be ignorant OF the fact. AS we have
shown. he knew OF the caintiff's debt
winch had accrued in that manner: and
Whcn I'll Baker came to him to sell his
entire property, including all his furni-
lure and proposed his paying for same
DN cancclinS n large debt of his own
by paying a small portion OF bakers
creditors to the exclusion Of others Thar
stood on the same footing and bv nav
ing the balance in cash, he must hnVo
known that Baker would not have mndc
TINS sweeping sale if he intended to re-
main at Thacker. and he must have
known 1t was his intention to defraud
his other creditors. So. in Hart v
SANDY. 81 w. Va. GA. this court held
That a creditor cannot purchase the
goods Of his debtor at a price in excess
of his debt when he knows that the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
An ola Sai,'. Prediction.

Weather wise sea captains in this
port Monday were consulting their
barometers anXiously. the said barom-
eterS showing strong fluctuations, as
result of which all was made snug allow
and aloft. anchors made ready for
double anchorage and all movable
things gotten below decks. One ba-
rometer read 29.S0 at noon and 29.G5 at
: p. m. Further readings showed like
fluctuations from which the captain,
who has sailed in many seas ana has
unlimited faith in his weather glass.
made the following prediction: The
storm will. | think. so far to eastward
OF this point, keeping to the seas as it
has all along. 1t will be heavy and we
snail only get the aftermath. The cen
ter of the hurricane Will hardly come
within 100 miles of this point. but there
Will be heavy winds and rain here The
storm Will be OF great force at sea. and
l would not set sail outside for a big
sum until after it has passed off to
eastward" Yesterday his prediction
seemed to be in line of fulflment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
DcHcd Grimes Battery.

On Saturday night last summer res
idcnt al Ocean View heard loud voices
in front of his cottage and such ex-
pressions as: You can't land here"
keep off or wei! shoot" etc. He look
cd out TO investigate and found the
members of Grimes Battery warning
off from the shore a dark object float
ing in the water.
1t was evidently n small boat bearing
refugees who were trying to break the
quarantine. but 10 the hail there came
no sound of reply 10 break the silence.
Then the battery poured out a volley
of shots but still their warnings were
unheeded and the dark object crept
slowly nearer 10 the shore.
Sunday morning the cottagers nearby
We're forced 10 employ some colored
boatmen to tow out to sea the dead
body of horse that had been cast
upon the shore.
Grimes Battery did good patrol work
at Ocean View, however. and the pub
lie Is hereby warned that horse laughs
at the expense OF the boys are not in
oI.34r-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
FIGHT AMONG WOMEN.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FINED
FOR ATTACKING LATTER'S SIS
TERMINAL

sensational fight among women
which occurred on North street, At
lantic City Ward. Saturday night last
was aired III the Police Court ycster-
day morning. There were it seems
three women actually engaged in the
frncas. which is described by the wit
ncSseS as being IL very lively affair.
There were seven witnesses before the
court of Justice Tomln, and it took
him an hour to get at the bottom Of
the trouble. Once or twice the tcsti-
inony OF witnesses threatened n renewal
of the fight. but Justice Tomlin qtIietcd
the brewing storm.
The evidence developed that a mother
and daughter assaulted the daughter :
s!Ster-in law, the assault growing out
OF family difference caused by the
separation Of the daughter ana hcy
husband. Tho sistcr-in-law testified in
court that she came near losing her
killed. she declared. had not Il male
witness interfercd in her behalf
Incre was much cross examining of
the witnesses. both sides having law
Ncrs. The latter submitted the case
without argument ana Justice Tomlin
said he would fine tho mother and
daughter. Mrs. Martha Grandwin and
Mrs. Alice Fcntrcss. 81 and costs each.
They took an appeal to the Corpora
ton Court and announced their deter
mination To fight the matter to a finish
in that court.
OTHER POLICE COURT NEWS.
Andrew Holland. alias Davis. colored.
was fined 81 for stealing meat from n
dealer.
Kelly Ru1n. colored. was given
ninety days for stealing. This was his
second offense.
Asa Lyons, colorcd. charged with
cutting James Jenkins. colorcd Mt tho
old Dominion wharf on July 18th last.
was held for the grand jury
Charlotte Foreman. colored, assault :
ing Eugene Brown; fined $40.
Tom Sykes. colored. assault on his
VILE fined So.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
p"wnbroKcr. aud tho wnr Tax.

Mr.. Z. III. Larkin. deputy collector of
internal revenue. summoned before
him yesterday the local pawnbrokers
10 ascertain whether they were chars-
ing storage and If they were placing
Il 20 cents war revenue stamp on each
OF their tickets. The pawnbrokers an
peared with blank forms they are now
using. and showed that since the pass
age OF the war tax bill the word "stor-
age had been omitted from their reg
uiar receipts and that nothing but the
rates of interest allowed by the State
law are charged on loans. The STATE
law allowed 4 total OF IL per cent. per
month on ali goods that are valued at
$50 or less.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
ENTERED INTO REST.
MRS. FRANcns pRrMMoNp.


Mrs. Frances Drummond. wife Of Mr.
Ne%ander prummond. departed this life
AZ her nome. near Seweii's Point. at !
CLOCK Yesterday morning, aged 80
years The deceased was Il most esti-
maple lady in all the relations of life.
ana her demise is deeply regretted by Il
larsc circie OF friends ana acQuaint
ances in this city. as well as her own
community Her funeral will be held
from Bethel NJ. +. church. East Nor
lolk circuit. AT o'clock this after
noon ana VIII h. conducted by her pas
tor' Key w. L. Crowder.
MRS. LAURA Y. BOOKER.
~ special in Yesterdays Baltimore
sun. dated Pocomoke civ. Md. Au-
Mrs. Laura V. 80 ker. wife of Mr..
5. ;: Booker, Of Norfolk VA. died at
the homo OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Schoolileld. Pocomol<c city. to-
day. aged about u years She had been
married only nine months"
PATRICK II. RILEY.
Mr. Patrick H. Riley son of III, lat,
p. ii. and Mrs. Ann Riley. passed away
a: st. Nincent's Hospital at 5 o'clock
last night in the seth year " his age
His funeral will be announced later
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

excess so paid such debtor is by the
latter to be placed beyond the reach OF
his other creditors. Such purchaser is
participant i'll the fraud of his debtor.
whether his purchase be to aid him or
not. On the question OF notice. Bump,
Fraud. Conv. 1914 states the law thus:
The notice Of the fraud need only
be suiiicient 10 put II man of ordinary
prudence and experience i'll business
transactions upon inquiry. .
Whatever is sufficient to direct his at
tention to the prior rights and equities
of creditors. and to enable him to as
certain their nature by inquiry. will
operate as notice. When Il purchaser
has knowledge of any fact sufficient to
put him on inquiry, he is presumed
either to have made the inquiry. and
aScertancd the extent of the right that
he may possibly prejudice. or to have
been guilty Of Il degree OF negligence
fatal to the claim to be considered a
bona iide purchaser. This notice may
be derived from the statement of credi-
tors or other parties. 1t is not
necessary that the grantee shall be one
of the oriEnatorS Of the fraudulent
scheme. There is no difference
between those who form the design and
those who afterwards enter into it with
knowledge of it's character and aid
in carrying ii out"
Tie circumstances shown by the tes-
timony i'll this case clearly indicate that
cinStein mad notice of the intention
of Baker. and aided him in getting his
property beyond the reach of the plain
tiff and his other creditors: and under
the ruling of this court in Gillespie V.
Allen, snra. the deed should be avoided
as to the claintiff'S debt. set forth in
his bill. and as to the claim set forth
in the petition filed in this cause by the
Blue Grass Liquor Company. AS to the
interest of Iially Baker wife OF Eli.
in said lot. 1t is charged in the hill
that said IIally put no money into said
property. and that. as To her. the deed
was voluntary. and is void rs to credi-
tors of Eli Baker. The burden was on
her to prove that she paid for said in
tcrest. and. in the absence of such
proof the presumption is that her hlls-
band furnished the money to pay for
ii. For these reasons the decree COM
blamed OF must be reversed and the
deed from Eli Baker and Hally Baker.
his wife. TO j. l.. Wcnstein dated June
|. 1895. is avoided as to the claims Of
j. n. Murdoch set forth in plaintiffs
BILL and as In the claim OF the Blue
Grass Liquor Company set forth in its
petition. and this cause is remandcd
for further proceedings to he had there
in according to the rules governing
courts Of equity.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
Recruiting once to ncopen.-

The recruiting Office in this city, that
was opened some time ago by the
United States Government. will be re-
opened this morning after having been
closed for two weeks on account of the
yellow fever at the Soldiers Home.
Lieutenant Barker. in charge of the
office. who has been in quarantine n,
Old Point Comfort, returned to Nor
folk Saturday night. Thus far abou
twenty recruits have been obtained a I
Norfolk The office will learn this
morning for what regiment its recruits
will be wanted. 1t is probable that
they will enter the regiment at Aa-
lanta, Ga.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

BRARBLET0N WARD.

The Misses Kaufmann. Of Charles
ton, Yves, Va, who have boon ,he
guests of Miss Annie Hart of Ero,yn
avenue, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Hugh Steele sin continues quite
i'll at her home on Brown avenile,
Mr.. Is. L. White has returned To Nor
folk after two months sojourn a,
Savannah and Brunswick. Ga.
Mrs. George y. Levy has almost en-
tircly recovered from her tocent severe
illness.
Zodic. the S-ycar-old SON Of MIR GIL
bert. of Jamison avenue. met with n
painful accident Sunday afternoon. He
fell III the sewer on the corner of Fer
Suson and Bramblcton avenue. strik
ing his leg just below the knee on a
piece or broken pipe. cutting it
his home and DR.. w. Is. Meredith call
cd in. who rendered tho necessary med
ical aid. The little fellow was RESTING.
quietly last evening.
Professor j. o. Atkinson. of Elon
college. n. c.. one of the most promi-
nent divines in the Christian Church,
Will preach at the Memorial Christian
Temple. corner OF Cooke and Tuns ali
avenues. next Sunday morning and
night.
Mrs. Samuel Il. Hodges is visiting her
father in-lav. Mr.. John Hodges, OF
Norfolk county.
Misses Rebccca Bass. Frances sander
lin and Messrs. w. IL. Mathews and
;. w. Brabble. who accompanied hin,
ana his wife. on Il trip TO Niagara Fails
toronto. Can. Watkins Glen and AT
iantic City. \. j.. have returned home
highly delighted with the trip
Mr.. j. .. Reid and family. Of SOa
Highland avenue. are summering al
their cottage ut Ocean View.
DR.. y. Week and wife have gone 10
Lake Champlain and the Adirondack
on a months recreation.
Tho remains of the late Mr. ]. IT
Baync. of Caroline. who died at tn,
home of Mr.. w. j. Duff No. S0S Yves
Highland avenue. We're taken to hi.
home. in Caroline county. ycsterCa,
morning for funeral and interment.
Miss Mabel Clink. of Corprew and
Maltby avenues. has gone to Baltimore
to visi: relatives
Rev. Il: II. Bennett is expected home
thiS week in time to fill his pulpit ut
Mc\endrec NJ. +. Church next sun
day.
Mr.. r. Curtis and family. of Coz High
lana avenue. have returned home from
three weeks vacation at Ocean View.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
ATLANTIC CITY NARD.

\ spirited and friendly game of ball
came off on the Client Park yesterday
afternoon between two rival clubs of
the ward the Atlantic Citys and the
Trilby teams, resulting in victory for
the former Nine innings were play
ed, the score standing: Atlantic Citys.
!: Trilbys. .
Mi James Humphreys. diver for the
Merritt Wrecking Company. is criti-
caliy i'll with typhoid fever at his home
on Avenue Il, and grave fears are en-
ieriaincd for his recovery.
Tho congregation ana Epworth
League Of LcKies' Memorial NJ. T..
Church will hold a joint service at s
o'clock tonight.
There will be services at tho Pres
byterlan and Baptist Churches tonight
conducted by their respective pastors
Revs. c. W. Maxwell ana t. i. Dud-
ley.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

EDC;AN HOLLAND.

When Victor Emmanuel was borne to
MS grave Il peasant came With Il bunch Of
wild flowers which he had gathered by
the wayside, and. rrowd.nE To the front
OF the procession. threw them in the path
for the bearers to walk over saying. He
was good to me. ] will do what littlc |
can for our dead. If cVcry one to whom
our dead friend had performed some act
or kindness had placed a flower II the
path OF the lfcr tnat bore him to the Isl
bent CITY" he would have entered the
gates amid 4 fragrance whose sweetness
must have reached into the clouds lie
had scarcely crossed the boundary line of
maturity. ere the DARK Angel" passed
with sable wing and he. being weary
waiting for the evening OF rest at noon
time escaped from gross bondage and 10
that country to which he went. Death is
called life.
calm he your rest. sleep til a fairer
morning. Green grow the mosscs over
odiously blow the winds that weave Your
requiem.
Tender be the memory in which you are
IT. RICHARD j. JONES.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
WHO'LL. f.. Moore prob,tca.

The last will and testament OF the
late j. +. Moore was admitted TO PRO
bate in the Corporation Court voster-
day. The principal legatee is the les.
tator's Wife. Mrs. Mamie y. Moore. Ia
whom is bequeathed all the household
and kitchen furniture and the sum of
$1,000. The rest and residue of the es
tate Is left to pass according to the
Sva'u'eS OF descent and distribution
Thomas y. Smothers qualified as exc.
cutor under bond of 500. with NJ. r.
F'riary as surety
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
Watt, RetteW & Clay
Reduced Rates
NOW is YOUR
OPPORTUNITY

AM OFFERING; GREATLY REDUC-
Ed RATES TO ALL CATARRIT SUE
FERERS WHO BEGIN MY TREAT
MENT BEFORE SEPTEMBER /, 1899.
The coming > or months are probably
THE BEST IN THE YEAR for treat
ment, being free from tho extreme heat
of summer and cold and SHOWS of win
ter. DURING THESE FAVORABLE;
MONTHS CATARRu PATIENTS RE
COVER MUCH FASTER THAN IN
SEVERE WEATHER. For this reason 1
want as many CATARRH SUFFERERS
as possible to BEGIN MY TREATMENT
NOW. and as an induccment | AM Of
FERINCi GREATLY REDUCED RATES
IN FACT, ABOUT HALE My USUAL.
PRICE. PROVIDED YOU BEGIN BE
FORE SEPTEMBER /. Can you afford
TO neglect this opportunity?
II you have any intention Of taking
treatment at all now is the. best time.
VIII you let Catnrrh 20 OF undermining
your health when you can be cured on
such favorable terms?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes Of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are of Interest to
Our People.
DIGESTED BY ". B. MARTIN.
Exclusively for VirGlnian-Pllot)
TOWN OF GATE CITY v. RICH
AlOND.

MOND.
Supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia,
July 6, 1899.
\ PURCHASER OF LAND ON
WHICH THERE IS \ DEED OF
TRUST CANNOT DEDICATE A
PART THEREOF AS a STREET.
UNDER CODE or 1873 THE AC-
acknowledgements OF A DEED
TAKEN BY y DEPUTY CLERK
WAS VALID.
This case involved the right of the ap-
pellee. Richmond. to close IL street in
Gate City which the city claimed had
been dedicated and accepted by it for
the public use. The lower court grant
ed an injunction against closing tho
street, but afterwards it was dissolved
and The bill dismissed. The city APP
pcalcd.
The court says:
We are OF opinion that William y.
Jones had no power 10 dedicate this
ground, as Il street. 1t was covered by
deed of trust securing rights prior To
and higher than his. lie was only en-
titled TO the equity OF redemption, and
could not give away a part of the
property. any more than he could the
whole, 10 the prejudice of the deed of
trust in subordnation to which he
held.
1t is con;endcd that Jones has title
paramount and superior TO Hosc. trus-
tee. under whom appellee claims. be-
cause the deed Of trust purports to have
been recorded upon an acknowledge
ment thereof before the deputy clerk
OF the County Court of Scott county. il
being insisted that deputy clerks were
not authorized To take such acknowi-
edgments until the passage OF the act
of February 10. 1890. and that. there
fore. the deed of trust was not proper
u admitted to record. and was not con-
sirnctivc notice 10 Jones. the purchaser
from Beverley.
The code Of 1873 provides that =
The clerk may appoint Il dcpu-
ty, who may discharge any OF the
duties of said clerk unless otherwise
provided by law" One of the duties
the clerk is authorized by law to dis
charge is taking the acknowledgment
To deeds aud 1t being nowhere provid-
ed by law that his deputy shall not
perform that duty. 1t follows that he
can perform ii by the express terms OF
the section quoted.
Affirmed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
ID =.

MuNIER.-At the residence Of Capt. \.
j.. Hlom. corner Kelly avenue and Cal
vert street. Tuesday. August IL. 1899 at
$50 O'Clock y. M. MARGARET ANN. in
nicr.
Funeral from above residence THIS
(WcdncSday) MORNING; al II o'clock
Friends OF tho family are invited TO at
Boston Herald and Globe please copy.
RlLEY-At 81. NinccnUs IIospital.Tucs-
day, August 18th. 1889. at o'clock y. m.
l'A1tlcK II. RILEY. son of Ann and
inc late II. Riley. aged IS years.
Notice OF funeral IN afternoon papers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
GRAND EXCURSION TO DELAWARE
Park.
Faro 80 Gents and 25 Gents. August
IG. by The ScnbnRrd Air INC

Don't miss it. There will be over GOO
people going. but plenty of coaches for
comfort. No crowding. Match game
of baseball between the Atlantic Citys.
of Norfolk. and the All Americas. of
numerous to mention. Trains leave s: 30
a. IN. and $50 u. m, $. y. l.. depot.
niI1t-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
Real Estatc sales Yesterday.

Messrs. Byrd. Baldwin ,S Co. ouc
tioneers sold yesterday at the Zeal rs
iatc and Stock Exchanges. for l.. ].
Bond and H. c. Avery. trustees. n Ger
tain lot Of land with improvements
thereon. situated on the west side of
Cooke avenue. 10 w. T.. Trammln. the
purchase price being 81 OBS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
Zines For New bindings.

City Engineer Brooke has given lines
for the erection OF the following new
buildings:
Pulaski street. north of Moscly.
Mrs X. l.. Walker. frame dwelling
corner Of Clay and Claiborne avenue.
Mrs. y. l. Putnam. frame residence
on Mozart. north OF Bramblcton avenue
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
August IS. 1899.

MeXimum temperature 80. 80. =. So
Minimum temperature 80. 80. 49,. T3
Normal temperature y.... .......... n
Departure from moral -. ....minus
Departure from normal since Janu-
airy ISL ..... ..p.uS .
Rainfall in past "a hours .... 49,. .o9
Rainfall since first OF mon.h .... -
Mean humidity 49,. -. -. .. 81
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
WEATHER REPORT.
Washinctnn. Aug.

Washington. Aug. 10, 1899.
Weather forecast for to-day:
Virginla-Rain Wednesday. with in
creasing northeasterly winds; gales on
the coast; Thursday fair.
North Carolina-Rain Wednesday,
northeasterly to northerly gales; Thurs
day tair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
Eyes Examined FREQ.

DR.. \. Week manager Of the optical
department OF the Gale jewelry Com
pany. will examine your eyes frao Da
fective vision and complicated casos
specially invited 20 call. ieoS'tS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

We are making n special rim on
FINE QUALITY DIAMONDS. Learn
our prices for flrst-class goods.
THE" GALE JEWEL Jay co
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
Norfolk nnd Vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY

Rain and stationary temperature;
heavy ga-es, with high tides along
coast.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

All In sight Of monument. "Ncwes,
Discovery" extracts teeth painlcssly.
\. y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only s2i
Dlain street. corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
CALENDAR

Sun rises 1t 5:22 a. IN. and sets at
sos p. III.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
II II)I..S.

Norfolk-1TiGh water ut loo n. m. and
4:3l p. m: low water at l0:14 Il. III. and
1l:16 p III.
O,d Point-IIiGh water at $3.50 n. m
and f:3o p. m; low water at 9:53 and
9:5o y. M
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

Hours a. m. TO 1880 7. M: . p. m. to
$50 p. III Sunday Hours. 1880 n. IN. TO
$3.50 y. m. Tuesday night ana Thursday
night. $50 p. III. to P. m.
Consultation always free. Medicines
furnished Terms always moderate. Eyes
examined fer glasses FREQ OF charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

Normal tide rise, . feet Il. m; &c feet
y. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

Has offices 1 and . No. sl4 Main street.
Norfolk. Va. Speciaities: Catarrh and al!
diseases Of Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat. Chest
and Stomach.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
Have You Seen?
Seen What?

That excellent 1914 and ia Wool
Blanket now on hale in the west wins
dow of S36 Main street. Beyond doubt
the best Blanket offered in the city for
the price. 1914. $3.50; 11-4. sos. Call
and examine the Blankets and you Will
think as we do. no doubt. Remembers
90 pairs 10-4 and 80 pairs ia, and all to
be sold during the time and at above
prices, if wanted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
The Newest in
Mems NeCkWear

The first shipment of mems fall
neckwear has just been unlocked.
We, and the makers, thought that
last seasons creations werS perfect.
They were for 'OS.
a years extra knowledge has given
this seasons products a tone such as
has never appeared in any ncckwear
during any previous season.
Stylish puiiS, flowing end imper-
ialS, ana Prince of Wales clubs get
their advance showing tomorrow.
We price them
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16

Performances at 1870 and $50 p. m. daily
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-16
FIFTY CENTS EACH.

There is also splendid showing of
the lower priced -b.twing clubs,
batwinS band bows, and narrow silk
clubs
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
We consider them the best quarter
ties that we have ever shown.