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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
BRITISH PARLIAMENT OPENED.
Queens speech - Anglo American
Fntente-Czar's Disarmament Pl"h'

y
LONDON. February 7-Pariament was
opened this morning, the galleries Of
both houses being crowded with notable
people. The Queens speech was read by
Lord Chancellor. The Earl Of Hallsbury'
in the House Of Lords. the members OF
the House of Commons being IN attend
ance.
The speech made the usual reference 20
the pacfnc relations existing between
Great Britain and foreign countlesi re-
ferred to the interesting questions before
the uublic. both domestic and foreign
and EXPRESSED the hope that the Chetah
question IS in a fair way of settlement.
The sueech announced that bills viii be
introduced for the municipal government
of London. and for the promotion OF Sc
condary education.
In both houses reference was mace 10
the growing friendly relations between
The United states and Great Britain.
POLICY As TO CHINA.
The Premier, Lord Salisbury, In the
course of an address IN the House ol
Lords. said the policy OF her Majesty
Government did not contemplate the ac-
on,sltfon Of territory in China or the dis
,oernberment Of the Chinese Empire.
sneaklng Of the Cars disarmament pro-
noeition Lord Salisbury said no one could
doubt the purity and humanity OF inc
Fmperor's motives. but England must 1ol,
low the example Of other nations ana
be prepared for war. 49,. ,,,,or
In the HOUSE OF Commons John DiiloH
announced that he would not allo" MN
self TO boz nominated for the chalrmahsilil
If the Nationalist party during the pre-,
emit Parliament. An attempt VIII pe u .,,.p
IN induce Thomas Sexton anu ai ~. i1l''
10 re-enter politics as the No''o'''''9'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
FAULT OF rnrrGmr-rRAry CREW.
Collision in Louisiann-TWo Wen
ILuIcd-TyyO Fatally Hurt.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. February IA
bead-end collision between passenger
train and am extra freight occurred to-
day ON the Central Division OF the D.
Louis Iron Mountain and Southern itll-
wan, uear Pollock. La. Engineer Watkins
and Fireman Hovt. of the freight were
Killed baggage Master Baker and flre-
man Mccoy. OF the passenger tram, We
fatally injured. Engineer GtesoIy, , ol "a
messenger train. was severely cruslleu. - !.
number of passengers were bnrf
sL4llon mn but none were seriously muir
Si Tbe collision was caused boy the failure
of The freight crew 10 -top at the ne, point Ieinl
where they were 10 have met the p'''e
ger train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

hand within three years from the issue
Of the policy.
The court below instructed the jury
that the presumption was that the death
OF the insured was not voluntary. After
a great deal Of evidence had been adj
duced and argument had been heard the
Jury returned a verdict Tor y6.l2J for the
plaintiffs, and judgment was rendered
thereon.
The case was appended. and the Circuit
Court affirmed the verdict " the court
below, with costs.
OTHER CASES DECIDED.
Opinions in the following cases were
also handed down
No. Z73-The Camp Manufacturing Com
pany, appellant, vs.. Henry Parker appel
Zee. Appeal from the Circuit court OF
the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of North Carolina. at Raleigh. Opin-
ion by Judge Paul Reversed.
40. Z1i--James Boyd Martin Lane, e.
A.. appellants. VS. Luther H. Mankinson
et aL appellees Appeal from the Cir
cult Court Of the United states for the
District of South Carolina, at charleston.
opinion boy Judge G0n Reversed.
40. 2si-Frst National Bank or Par
kersburg. W. Va. appellant VS.. Isaac
j. Mayer * Son. % al. appellees. APP
peal from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the District OF West Virginia,
az Parkersburg. Opinion by Judge Paul
Reversed.
No. 2si-H. b. sprague and wife. d. NJ
Sprague. plaintiffs IN error. vs.. southern
Railway Company. defendant in error. In
error 10 the Circuit Court OF the United
States for the Western District of North
Carolina, ar Asheville. Opinion by Judge
/ Golf. Reversed.
CRIMINAL CASE
No. 2s2-William Eaton, plaintiff in error,
W. state OF West Virginia. defendant in
error In error 20 Circuit Court OF United
states FOR the District of West Virginia
Argued ana decided at last term Opinion
reserved. and opinion now announced by
Judge Waddil. Affirmed.
THE CAUSES ARGUED.
No. 277-Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railway Company plaintiff in error U.s.
Administrator of Robert III. Cochran. dee
| ceased. defendant in error. Cause argued
/ ly Melville d. Post of Wheeling. w. Va
| for plaintiff in error, and submitted on
| brief for defendant iu error.
No 2JJ-Gaorge NJ. West Company, APP
/ pCllant. vs.. Lea Brothers a. Co, 81 al
/ arpeIloes. Appeal from District Court %.
United states i9r me eastern Dl5lliCt VI
/ Virginia. mt Richmond. In bankruptcy
/ Argued by W vs.. Henry for appellant
/ and Emmett SeatOn of Dawson * SeatOn
/ for aDpeleos. and submtted.
! Melville D. post of Wheeling. w. va.
and Emmett SeatOn. of this city Were
/ admitted as attorneys of the court.
THE CASES II CALL
The next cases I'M call for argument are
( go South Carolina and Georgia RAN
/ road Company. petitioner. appellant, VS.
/ Carolina. Cumberland Gap aud Chicago
/ Railway Company. appellee. Appeal IRON
/ Circuit Court OF South Carolina for re-
/ argum ant 49,
So. gS5-Stephen p. Halsey, plaintiff fl
error. VS. Walter Bird q Co. defendant.
iu error I'm error 90 Circuit Court foi
! Western District Of Virginia, at Lynch
burg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
CHEMICALS IN ARMY MEAT.
Government Experts Testify rs u"
Analyses Made by Them

WASHINGTON, February L-Pfotessor
Clark of the United states Geological
Survey. and Professor w. d. Blseio"' OF
the Agricultural Department. were ue-
fore the War Investigating Commission
to-day. They We're asked If the reports
made by them on The samples Of canned
ana refrigerated beef furnished them by
the commission were true ana accurate
records of results. ana the witnesses TO-
piled that they We're. ..,.
While The commission refuses 10 say
,,h,f the report of the chemists ON the
Garf really was, IL is understood ON fair
authority that so far as ael l.5.iy ss'a no..
meat is concerned, the report is purely
negative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
LONDON FILIPINO EXPLAINS.
uos,ilIties Caused by American DE
sire 10 Control Water-Norks

LONDON. February IA member OF
the Filipino Junta, in an intervie" To-
1T Is perfectly clear that the uniortu-
nate hostIutles at Manila were o.
stoned by an attempt OF the NebrasNahs
10 ind a pretext 10 obtain control oil ti'e
water-works. The Americans Tor InoH.il9
have endeayored fruitlessiy TO ihauce VIC
t-T,riros IN withdraw from those works
~ latter fuliv realized their great
s ~ value. As the Americans nave ,,
captuTed the water-works the ,d G1,,p dins
will now have 20 retire u lhe i, ,'tinb ss
0f san Nateo and Oso-Boso, when as
fbev are only an hours distance; com con,
ma1d the capital. and It vii ,b. De 'mp0'-
slble to dislodge them from tRel ,..nl now
"The whole Filipino strength W4l HoM
Ia devoted 10 the protection OF the coun-
try outside OF Manila as Agga tha o,,D u
aware that even II ne Isp.u .,lerico IN var.
he could not hold IL with Ahler''"" wa
ships I'm the bay"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
GEN, OTIS INCONTROL,
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

enemy. Our casualties probably aggrc-
gate 30. Full reports to-day. Casu-
alties of insurgents very heavy. Have
buried some 500 OF their dead and cnp-
Nred 50o prisoners Their loss, killed,
wounded and prisoners. probably 400
Took water-Works pumping station yes
terday. six miles out Considerable
skIrmish with the enemy. who made no
stand Pumps damaged. VIII be work
Ing IN week Have number Of con-
denscrs set up in city. which furnish
good water. Troops in excellent spirits
quiet prevails.
(SigncO OllS.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM ALGER
WASHINGTON. j. c.. February T.
General Alecr sent the following cable
gram this morning 10 General OTIS al
Manila:
accent my best congratulations upor
vour magnificent victory 81 Sunday, al
the more creditable because you were
not the agerossor.
lsisned, "ALGER"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
TERRIBLE SINKING SPELLS.
! was Very Weak and MiSer-
able for More Than a Year.
i Had Stomach Trouble, Palpita-
ton, and Poor Circulation.
/ Have Received Wonderful Benefit
From Dr.. Greenes Nervura.

Mrs. Emma c. McAllister, Of Calais,
VT, says;
81 have been afflicted for about two
years with trouble with my stomach,
which would beat violently and throb,
and from that it went to my head. Then
came on sinking spells from inaction OF
my heart. Nv body would be cold and
my limbs numb, when had to be rubbed
smarily to start the heart again. Then
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
THE BAD BEEF AT HiBANA'
Gomez Going to Cuban '"pit"i-'
CulIagh's work Done.

UABANA. February The cans Oh
heof condemned yesterday will be carried
- loa ON hoard the tug Clio and thrown
overheard. ,,.,,.oh
senator proctor has received a dispatch
from General Gomez, saying 'hat nv " ~
49,, - u.r,adtos for Habana tomorrow,
! .S,ae,s,ellire- b, wav OF Sagua and Matanzas'
and arriving here or THURSDAY -, n,ea
'lS Superintendent John Cullagn, Oh Ne"
York has virtually completed i,ioS' Se'
yiceable police force for th's Guy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
DEATHS.

CRUMP. DIED. no HIS sIdence. NO 80
north Twenty-seyenth street "a SO Z. NJ.
Monday. LEONARD O.. CEDMP As u"
I'm the ast year of bis age. ..,,..,
Funeral from the residence WEDNEs-
DAY at4P p. NJ. 30 flowers u
ROEsI.ER. Died, al his residence NO.
506 north Third street az r. ~, Feb
ruary 9Th. WILLIAM ROEsLEk, In the
oath year OF bis age
Funeral from ST. Johns German l.nth'
eran church THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON az O'Clock. Friends ana aequaint'
ancos invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

DR. stafford. tho distinguished Lecturer d,ast
Of rWashington. will, on Monday m niS his
next deliver at the Acadsfmy, OF Music T gs
famous lecture ,o on has Nf bee2 carefully
'i,dteS bv the lecturer, and no better
S man could be heard on this subject Tdek,
n eie can be secured at Walter ID. MOSES
A Co.'S music store
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

lions agsregaung }l2elm0 had been laid
aside with favorable recommendations
before adjournment was reached.
Among the bills pass a We're The follow
Ing: Newport News. Va. 5000; Ellla-
beth CITY. y. c.. 5000; Blueield, w va,
$4,000. brunswick Ca, 5000, Beaumont
Texas. $1,000.
AT 5.2O T.. NJ. the House adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
rhc onenine Postponed.

The second half session az hlchH l 1I,.'I
coIl.ea uracticglv began yesterday. The
formal exercises i'm connection with TINS
and tine opening of the Thomas MemoIla I
Art Han. which had been arranged 4oI
Tomorrow night. have been postponed
0n account of the weather until next
Tuesday night. The trustees meet to-
morrow Tnoy sessions will Doe held az
the First Baptist church. beginning at
ID 20 a. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
ANOTHER FILIPINO FLEES.
Member of Juntn I'm Washington
Goes to Join AgOncillO.

Member of Juntn In Washington
Goes TO Join AgOnciilO.
WASHINGTON. February Juan
Luna. a member of the Filipino Junta,
took fight this afternoon, leaving on the
II o'clock train for New York
This leaves Lopez and his sick asso-
ciate. Lasoda the only Filipino repre-
seutatiyes here
WHAT LUNA SAYS.
NEW YORK. February Juan Luna,
secretary 10 Secretary Lopez. OF the FIN
Pine Junta i'm Washington, passed
through this city this afternoon to join
Agonculo in Montreal.
Juan Luna said. "Of course our posi-
ton is q delicate one under the circum-
stances. and naturally causes some em-
barrassment. L do not bear dispatches
for Agoncll0, and we have not heard
from him in Washington since he left
that city. All hope of ms that there VIII
be no trouble. and that there viii be an
amicable settlement, satisfactory for all
Senior Luna left on the 1899 train for
Montreal.
AGONCILLO BUSY.
MONTREAL. QUEBEC. February T.
Senior Agoncilo was kept busy to-day
He received about a score Of telegram
from Paris and H0ngkong. and spen
some time with his secretary, replying q
them. lie refused TO discuss The content
of them.
SPANISH TACTICS ADOPTED.
Agoncllo IS following in the footstep
Of Carranza and his Spanish SPY system
The American Secret Service men VIII
have followed him and his secretary TO
some time are now being followed. am
shadowed I'm return by two men I'm TIN
employ Of the little Filipino.
AGGY s. CLAM.
Senior Agoncillo has shut zap ike q clam
Yesterday, he spoke freely; to-day he vii
not talk about anything to outsiders
The impression here Is that If the Unite
States Government desires Agoncilio Il
leave Canada they have only 70 conve
their desire TO L7urier 20 have him 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

H.re WAS very brilliant fire on the
anicsyiue turnpike. apparently about
from Richmond. at o'clock this
u.H|UE
Owing 20 the lateness ~ tho h9ui ahu
QUO r.rsnued condition Of the telephone
'em II was impossible To learn its
ton
~ 3 o'clock the flames had subsidized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
snnln TO nntlfy Trenty.

MADRID. February Tho Premier;
Senior SlgIsta, Zoo an lntrtFl'" pr 1865 "A
os eoviug he will submit 90 tne queen
Regent IA decree couyo1ng the Coftes,
AMI that he expects o.. have "a majority OF
thirty favorable 10 the approval or tne
ratification OF the treaty OF peace Wi.n
the United state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

IT MAY HAVE BEEN DEWEY.
Admiral Seized Vessel Loaded With
Arms for FiIipinOs.

Arms for FilipinOs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 1t
may be that it was Admiral Deweys
act in Selling vessel loaded with arms
for them that melted the Filpnos to at
tack the Americans Saturday night Tor
IT IS understood that one OF the bttefesl
of tbeir grievances was what they de-
clored 10 be unwarrantable interference
with their shipping.
II is learned at the Navy Department
mat about week ago the Admiral caused
the seizure Of the schooner Taneng' with
a full supply of arms for the insurgents.
The AdmiraTs report discloses the fact
mat am American, and not a German
ov,ned The vessel thus used 20 arm the
Insurgents against Ous's troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

DENVER. col, February Tt Tt, y So g
timated that CO0O0 sheep IN Sou ,,iar Many
e nncRs have been abandoned by the
herdeTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
nIchmonders in New York.

NEW YORK. February 7.-(Special)-A.
Y stokes Vendome; A. T.. Cordes f. j.
BeaIe. G.. -. DIETRICH, Jr, Gerlach; j. T..
Browuing Gilsey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

followed vomiting spells, so that ! was
obliged to call the doctor 20 stop that. !
was very miserable for more than year.
Il began TO use DR.. Grccne's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. The results were
that those awful vomiting spells were
less frequent, and my rest was far more
refreshing, and after the third bottle l can
say that | am greatly benefited
What gives people the greatest conf
dence is that DR.. Greeue's Nervura is the
prescription Of regular physician, DR..
Greene, g West I4th St, New York City.
who can be consulted by anyone without
charge in regard TO any case, either by
calling or writing to DR.. Greene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
uou.e of Representatives.

In the House OF Representatives So-
dav and tomorrow Were set aslue az io'
The consideration Of public-buildins D'l,
,rhe committee had reported seyehlE 81. 'l'
blus for buildings I'm thrty-hNe o'.',i
authorizing in the aggregate an ',lllsi,io,
1a,,.,onsJ today. and bills were IaVor-
~, acted upon almost as rapidly as
~ could be read There was however
r NJ Or or less good-natwred challlns
,hyauobout the session As result, lorly
I'm carving or AUTHORIZING @ppropria-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
Something to
Fall Back On

when YOU are selecting Piano. Is tne
nsroe of the manufacturer ana hlS rsPu-
t",drn REPUTATION j. not obtained ~
ta.iol' ,ssrs nor H. IL a commodity that
money can buy. It IS the reward Tor yeains
- honest dealing The Pianos We ssn
baye earned their reputation IN ne aays
81 our grandfathers and have helu 0n ~
oiaces in tho front rank ever since ~
pi,e the most savage competition ~
Sooint with pride 10 the Steinway. hh"O''
Mailman and Kimbali Pianos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

table Misses Good Rubbers, spring
heel. sizes l3, !. ~, and z, worm ZOC.
loo for ...-.......-+....s -. 49,.
Childrcn's Woonsockot, storm cur sizes
to i0is. made 20 sell at Aoc.' du- DC.
ring this sale .....+...ss. s.ttfs''..' - 49,.
Bovs Rubhers. thick ond heavy, new LOT
iust received sizes 20 q, go IN ZOC.
Ladies' Soc storm Rubbers SIG -
10 8. opera and common-sense SIC.
toes ......+-... +tt.sssttt. +'ftfsf.'. III
Ladies' Springfield. storm. ard heel
regular cuL best grade ruoo p ZSC.
sizes & AZ. and ........:.....;... =,
- case Mems 75c. Self-Acting lSr.
Rubbers. best grade. size only. -,
Mems Round and Broad Toe ,'r
storm Rubbers. sizes to j. soc.
Ladies Foothold Sandals. 5oc. 2Sc.
kind. for .. New Rubbers Just in. ready
/ for the slush.
Ifyou can't come phone US
t5AqEand we will send our
wagon with Rubbers to you.
HOFHEIMER'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
CASUALTIES AT MANILA.

Forty-Nine Officers and Men KILLED.
wounded, lis.
WASHINGTON February General
Ous's report Of casualties in the Manila
fight mp 10 date aggregate 17. OF these
40 arc officers and men killed and us
wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

Mr.. Tnlman read pafaSiI,aipnn - ne
,foi 90, Relis report on the condition OF t ..'-
T F1ipIno insurgents and concluded WIN ~.
the declaration that the peace GO. comm, n,,r
sioners had gone to Paris with tns p sl,
nose of doing the Philippines. ana ~
In was now the purpose OF , az .i,l.n
IT, TN indian appropriation bin was taken
mn but not completed. 80. 80,
A. 5f5 p. VI. the Senate went INTO eS-
ecntive session and soon Afterwards ad-
fOurned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08

Childrens Black and Blue
Gossamers. all sizes up to IL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
Isnisinr snnnIsh sninS.

a naval officer in the Monticello IIo-
tel last night said the Swedish COM
pany that was at work raising the Girls
-tt'b'tff t'of7ff-was getting 1i01rE iir1riy-
with the work and he felt satisfied
would land the disabled Spanish war
ship at an American port,
The officer also said that Il PROPOSE
ton had been made la the Govern
ment TO put the Maria Teresa in New
York harbor for one million dollars.
or course. he could not say what Uncle
Sam would do about this
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
IT is ESSENTIAL +!

We regret having smallpox among
u.s. and it is the duty of every one to
use every prccaution to prevent its
increase.
Cleanliness and Disinfcction are es-
sentinl as protection to ourselves and
our neighbors
The cellar, yard ana all drain pipes
should be disinfected once week with
ono of the following:
CHLORIDE LIME. &C. loo. ana 15c.
box.
CARBONATED LIME. 2oc. bucket.
CAEBOLiC ACID. CSC. bottle
CltEOLEUM. zoe. and Zoe. bottle
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
Mems 69c. Underwear, SIC.

y lot OF Mems Full Regular made
fleccc-incd Winter Weight Underwear
which are cheap at CSC. VIII 80 for
39c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19

A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF II H0'

Monday brings another Of those already famous
welcomed by the thrifty shoppers, who have learned
morrow coming and share III the bargain pltrns "
tree Of trade Note the hours and be here on time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
Boys j5c. Hose, &c.

Tic rcsu'ar i5c. grade or BOYS
FAST Black Seamless Hose. VITA
double hccif. toes and kncos. Will be
offered FOR &c. pair tomorrow.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
rnpor.an,Mcr.,n= monan, Night.

Central Labor Union has appointed
n committee, composed of the follow
ing, to 70 TO Washington in the H.
tcrest Of the eight -houh law: Alessrs.
{. G. Williams. J. V Casey and l..
V. Curtis. mass meeting will he held
at the Board Of Trade rooms Monday
night To get further endorsement from
the people of Norfolk and all commit :
tees appointed in connection with this
matter will leave for Washington Wed
nesday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
Negro hoy. Locked Up.

Two colored boys. Charley Hymns and
Andrew Peace, were arrested yesterday
for shooting through the window OF the
n1licn of Nh II. L. Smith, superinten-
dent of the Water Works. There was
considerable excitement when the shots
were fired and the City Hall employees
chased the boys down and caught them
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
Ncw Streets For the pub,ic

The Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad has
dedicated to public use two streets.
One runs through the Tazewcn proper
ty from CRANKY To Boush streets, and
the other runs along the side of the
TaZewell property. leading to the Chcs-
apcakc and Ohio yards Both streets
Will be paved with Belgian block, with
grAnOlithic sidewalks
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
Hoard atSt. Vinccut's.

y negro man, named Drew. was sent
to St. Ninccnts yesterday morning for
treatment. he having suffered a frac-
turc of the skull by a piece OF coal fall
ing on his head.
James Mulholland. the young man
who WAS accidentally shot Thursday
night. was reported to he resting quiet
~. His condition is regarded as scri-
Gus.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
rrcs.dcn. noa.wrIsh. on xanco.,on.

President Il. w. Boatwright, n dis
tinguishcd gentleman. is spending a
few days in Norfolk. and will deliver an
address on Education" at the Free
mason Street Baptist Church tonight.
Prof. RoatwriSht is an eloquent ana
attractive speaker ana a large audi
cncc awaits him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19

no expense to make his track and
grounds lirst-class in every respect. and
he deserves the encouragement of his
fellow -ctzens.
The bad weather has prevented us
FROM visiting the Messrs. Atkinson and
steele and their horses III Mariners
track and Mr. Covington and his
horses at Fox hall, but will see them
later.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
Mems 12Ec. Hose, SIC.

To-morrow we shalt nut on sale n
big lot of Mems Fast BLACK aud Tan
iiaii liosr. m shiQned and seamless
otter them at o.. cents =. pair
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19
From
1 [ to u.
Csc. Suspenders, l7c.

\ big lot OF Mems Suspendcrs. the
kind that wear we'll and @iyc tho
greatest sntisfaction-sUcu MS always
4 pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-19

Hour Sales" which are ever
from past experiences Of the
deter you from attending to-
which are dropping from the