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DIED.

HOSS-Eiza Hoss. wife Of the late Nelson Hoss
at her home two and one-half miles south of
later
NlES-I4. w. Mes. at family home, No 902 North
East street, at a. m, Jan. % age seventy -four
years, seven months Funeral Wednesday after
noon, at O'Clock. No flowers.
TURNER-At his late residence 2O93 Bellefon-
taine street, on Monday, Jan. %, Henry CasweH
turner, aged fOrty-four Services at the house on
wednesday, at l. 80 D. Burial private.
SIAAIS-Alpheus Stats of this city, Jan 90
Inc remains taken to Milwaukee and
placed in a vault. The remains, with those of
his wife, who recently died in Milwaukee, will
both be inferred at the same time.
observation-disclosures Celestine wife of Edward
Branham, Sunday, Jan. %, In her seventy-frst
year. Funeral from the residence of George
Bauer, 2953 North Illinois street, Wednesday,
Jan. %, at D. m. Burial private.
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=. y. kREGELO, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, las
=, nIned business at his old establishment, 223
E,oftn Delaware street. Everything new and COM
plete. Office telephone. No. $50.
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state library commission: recommitted to
committee for public hearing.
No. pa. BY Mr.. Williams: To create
library commission; passage recommended.
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: - ~ ~ 0N<N~T~~>~>|~(NN~~~~-N>~-
dentists, pharmacists. law
yeIs undergraduates practieing; soont gradu-
ted home. Box $50, Chicago.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MNnKFr.

Liverpool Feb Il q y. m)-Cottou
Spot. in fair demand; prices favor
BUYERS; American middling. 8 7-lGd.
The sales of the day We're 10000 bales,
of which 500 were for speculation and
export. ana included $500 American.
Receipts, 1920 bales all American Flu
lures opened quiet. with n moderate de-
mand. and closed steady: American
middling: February. 2O-Gid, buyer:
February and March 2O6id.. buyer;
March ana April. 3 20 cid. buyer: Auril
and May, , 2l-6id., buyer: May ana
June, 3 .l-G4@3 22-Gid.. buyers: June
and July. 22-6id.. buyer: July and Au-
gust. ) 23-Gid.. seller: August and Sep
tember, 3 23-Gid.. seller: September and
October. 5 22-6id. value: October and
November, 3 22-Gid value: November
and December. ) 22-6id.. buyer: Dcccnl
Der and January, , 22-6id., buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange. Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

New York. Feb. 17.-Therc were adj
vances in stock prices to-day which
were material in the standard stocks,
and the market left off buoyant at the
best. Transactions reached nearly Il
million shares for the first time in some
weeks. Some hesitancy was manifest
at the opening in view of the POSSIBLE
ity of foreign developments which
might follow the death of the President
of the French Republic. The fractional
declines in the l4ondon and local mar
ket were checked when Paris appeared
as n buyer in London, which had a re-
assuring effect. Notccably weak fea-
lures in the early trading were Sugar,
Tobacco and burlington. These stocks
one after another We're taken in hand
and carried well above last night. tho
rise from the lowest reaching az in
Tobacco and 81 in Burlington. Many
traders viewed the action of yestcr-
days market as indicating resump-
ton of bull movement and purchased
stocks. The fact that ST. Paurs earn
lngS for the second week in February
increased somewhat in spite of the
snow storm along its route rendered it
leader in the days strength, and it
advanced pa, ana Rock Island, too,
rose over points. Among the high
class investment shares which were
generally strong, Pennsylvania adj
Vanceu rs. Central and Southern Pa
ciffc strength was n reelection on tho
expectation of a settlement with the
government. Missouri Pacific also was
strong. while Union and Northern Pa
cine showed heavincss throughout. The
plans which were supposed 10 be under
way to better regulate the anthracite
trade seemed 10 affect Reading first
preferred. which advanced about .
points. Philadelphia advices of new
SUBSCRIPTIONS privileges for stock lifted
metropolitan street Railway some four
points, while Third Avenue rose even
more. Among the usually inactive
STOCKS there was a rise of 80, in Long
Island Railway. London was Il mode-
rate seller balance. Many-pf the
large brokers' were Instrumental i'm nd
'ahcing prices to-day. ana commission
mouse business was considerably larger
IMAM OF late. with many sold-out bulls
taking hold again.
me bond market betrayed n health
ful tone In all quarters. with the alb
sorption of the speculative issues very
marked. Total sales, $5125. 600.
l.: :. Us and The new As declined Nc
In the bid price
The total sales of stock were oi5 200
shares.
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AUCTION sALE~-rurunE DAY.

IT NITED STATES MARSEIAL'S
~ sALE.-Eastcrn District Of Virginia.:
hudson and Bro. VS.. schooner Georgia
Clark and Cargo. BY virtue of an order
OF sale issued out of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District
OF virginia. on the 18th day OF February,
1899, notice is hereby given that / will
sell by public auction. for cash, on MON
DAY. the Goth day of February 1889 at /
o clock y. m. ut Colonna's wharf, Bcrk-
ley, Va, the cargo now laden OF tho
schooner Georgia Clark as n whole, con-
sistinS OF dressed pine lumber of about
TWO hundred and twenty thousand feet
with right TO remove same from sad
SCHOONER within 10 days. immediately
after Will sell the schooner George
Clark. her boats. tackle. apparel. appur-
tenances and furniture. as She now lies
Terms OF sale, cash In hand.
MORGAN TREAT
u. S. Marshall.
e BY j. Il. WEST
Deputy Marshal
T.. II. BAIRD. Jr
lell-tdS Proctor for Libeant.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.

New York, February 11.-Fiour mar
kct disclosed weak undertono. with
buyers and sellers 10M20c. apart, ana
very little demand Minnesota patent,
&.95WA20. Rye Flour dull. Buckwheat
Flour steady. but quiet: 500 Corn
Meal steady. Rye firm: No. 2. Gee Bar
ley dull: Western feeding. i7MiSMc.
Barley Malt dull Whcat.~ spot firm;
No. 2, red, S5i2c. Corn, spot firm: No.
2, 42B@i4Ac. Oats. spot quiet: No. 2,
351ac. Beef firm; family Sl0000l 90;
extra mess. $S.OON900. Beef Hams,
Si9I0; packet, $95OGil0.00 Cut Meats
steady; picked bellies. 5@5&c. picked
shoulders, 4A@46c.; picked hams, 65l a.
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Norfolk Cotton Market.
COTTON REcE1prs.
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
Norfolk. Va. l'cb.

Rising temperature; unsettled wca-
Their in cotton belt.
Stock, sales Of week ana prices for
cotton in Liverpool are as follows:
1898. 1898.
Stock & stock anoat. l,9Gi, 0o0 ILL, 600
OF which American. IL ,Si6,o00 l,2S7 900
Sales week ............ $4,000 $4,000
Miudling ..........3 1-l6d. 3 1l-32d.
Bar silver in London. - 7-lGd. - 1850
Liverpool future market declined
three points. closing steady.
H;ew York future market closed
steady. three to five points decline
May GO to ESQ: August. G.3l to $50:
October. GO To CPL
Norfolk received yesterday 1857 bales
of cotton.
Owing to prostration OF telegraph
lines by sleet, the port receipts ana
figures of crop movements are missing
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N-PILOT SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY Is. Is9e-TwEIvE PAGES

s5.G5; February. s5.65: refined quiet.
Pork steady. Butter steady; Western
creamery. 16@22c.; factory, 11is@14c:
Elglns. pc; imitation creamery, 1870
1Sc.; State dairy. 13@2lc. Cheese steady;
large white, l0l@c. Eggs steady; State
and Pennsylvania. 25c.; Western fresh,
24c.; Southern. 2ic. Cotton-seed Oil
steady; prime crude, 2O02O1ac. Spot
Coffee. Rio dun; No. invoice, 612c.; No.
z jobbing, &C.; mild quiet: Cordova. T24G
lac. Sugar raw firm; fair refining,
8 13-l6c. centrifugal, sc test, 45-16c
molasses sugar, 39sc.; refined steady.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York. Feb. 11.-Moncy on call
steady at 2HW2ia per cent: last loan
21a per cent; prime mercantile paper
2A@3A per cent; sterling exchange,
steady. with actual business in bank
ers bills at Si.S6MASGh for demand and
at N.Sini.SlH for sixty days: posted
rates $i.SJ and SiSl; commercial bills.
$4.S3M 1897: silver certificates, $500
60lAc.: bar silver 59Ac.; Mexican dol
lars. 47Ac.: Government bonds. weak:
State bonds, inactive; railroad bonds.
Irregular.
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SHIPPING REPORT,
Foreign mud coaxtwI,s.
ARRIVED.


Schr. Lucinda c. Sutton. Hart CBal-
tnorc to Bostom. for harbOr.
Schr. Samuel Dilluway, Smith. from
sea (distrcss).
Schr. G. y. White, Conner, in tow tug
Luckeuhach.
Schr Oliver $. Jarrett, Irving. Hag-
gets Cove. ice.
Barge Montana. in tow of ,ur Hen :
culcs. from Hampton RcadH.
Barge Pactolus. in tow tug Hercules,
from Hampton Roads.
SAILED.
Br stmp. Trcfusis, Hahn, Hamburg.
Br. stmp. Thordser Liverpool, Liv-
crpool.
Br. stmp. Capenor, Lcisk. Hamburg.
lir. stmp. Camrose. Seward, Liver
pool.
Er. stmp, Framhcld. Wright. HIavrc.
Br. stmp. Nala, Gray. Roucn
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7. f. Rogers,

ROOMS p, And 2l2 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. CRANKY STREET.
STORES.
Warehouse Ncs. II and IL Woodslde Lane.
Two Offices over the Business Mems as
ISOLATION Main street
store No. 10 Niv!son street,
stores Nos 2iI and go Water street.
H.oS. ~ and l0l Commercial Place
Nos. - ard s. Commerce street.
Offices; Cranky. Bank and Commerce.
streets
FInc Office on Cranky street.
: ore 40 3iG 8uic street
Stables on Plume street
store ana dwelling No. 81 Queen street
DW E,..4tH:;S
Dwelling No. 2G7 Brewer street.
Two dwellings on Hamilton avenue. go
Dwelling No. iS9 Main street.
S->- new brick dwci!!n@S-nn- Yarmouth
street. all modern conv@nicnces.
Dwelling Onlcy road .33 So
Dwelling on DeIjrcc i'lacc
Dwelling; plney Road. Ghent.
Dwcili.@ No l22 Frecmasnn street.
Two rooms with bath. Automatic build
ing. GRANNY street
FOR SAI.i1.-Nacant PROPERTY on Allan
tic and rlume streets. opposite new Pub
lie building Lot.
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NAVAL STORES

Charleston. S. c.. February 17.-Tur-
pentne market quiet; 43iac. Resin
steady; unchanged
Savannah. Ga, February 17.-Spirits
turpentine firm; Ale. Rosin firm and
unchanged.
Wilmington, NC, February 17.-Spir-
it's turpentinc steady; i3iaM4ic. Rosin
firm; 30 ana 95c. Crude turpcntinc
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GRAM, Hay. ETC.

COItN-White. 42c.; from store, 45c;
MILL FEED-Market steady: bran,
from store. Sl5.50; middling, from store
$idlo: shipstum. Sli.5o.
oATS-StcadN: mixed 36c.; white $50.
>f-No. |, Si2.0o per ton. No =. $iI 100
per ton, from store
Mil.LED RICE-As to gradcs-5i. TO
EoUGH RICE-Gj@73c. per bushcl
PEANl'TS AND PEAS
PEANUrS-Markct steady now fancy,
"f>c.; strictly prime. 3iic.. prime. Sc.
common .q2i9c.; Spanish. Soc. per bushel
COUNTRY Produce, FRUITS. E,rC.
POC lri;N Live dull; chickens old -
Gt2oc.; spring chickens. steady. at 2o@ Doe:
ducks. mud. zoe; turkeys. live. l!@l2i.c.:
dressed. 11flitc.
EGGS-ln demand at 2Sc
EUTrhR Good country. l. to l5c.
lec: Virginia. conntry. lie 10 Re. 80 d
North Carolina, 10 TO l@'-c.
POTATOES Northern, Sl.1@2cO per
bag .ncw sweets. iiaymIn. d5l15c per
barrel; yellow. CO6Inc
CABBAGE $2.oeu225 per barrel.
ONIONS $2oUN250 per barrel
AprLES Northern. $5.50ui.50 per Dbl
LEMONS -S3.u per box.
PEACHES None.
FINE Aprl.5s s to i2c.: Florida. $50
10 Si.oO per. case.
C01G,0 .,I,>;l q, 10 q hag,. s%.25.
$50; Jamaica. $500 per box; navels. $500
I3.5O per box.
GROCERIES.
COFFEE Market firm; common. Ssn
SIC ian, 9As@lg,ec.; Laguayra. l254Q
FLOUR Market steady: spring wheat
fancy patent. $l.t1. winter wheat stand-
ara patent. 81 40; winter wheat. half PAT
cni $3.50: winter wheat. hest straight
81 -. winter wheat. family. $3.50, winter
wheat. iair to good grades of extra. $i.55:
winter wheat. SUPER S3.1on3.55.
MEAL Fer bag lto lbs. SLoo; 80 -.
nU'rrEE rhine to choice grades. dc:
"a To GOOD grades. y {. @lc.i fI.r grades.
llMui1c. small nll cream. ~ 0i2c
SUGAR Market steady our OF TOWN
prices dependent on delivery rates 10
a 81 r, nno'n'5 Kline E'inc cGrau9atoa. in ,
80. Centennial r. i.n. California il is5
Franklin Extra G. $50; keystone Extra
G. 4--S: American Extra 9. l-S. Ccnten.
NAL Extra G, icN.
o. syKUrs -, AND MoLAssi:s Marie,
choice. 2oQ2l; lower grade syeup lsGai5;
nolasscs Forte Rico IgGcT ,uclnssss
Cuban none; New Orleans. fair 10 choice
III 10 Sc. common. u 20 IL
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATS - Market steady: rIb
sides ''sc; bellies, eastern, 5'sc. bellies.
DRY sAITED JowLEs-rsc.
PORK FIATES-iNc.
HAM PORK Per barrel. slO.75.
MESS pOHk-New. none. mess, old.
.lARD-Puro butchers. in tiercos. slbc.
pure western IN ;icrccs. Cisc.. SO-lh tabs
and s0-lb tins. &c. more; compound LARD.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

EaItIm0fe, Md. Ecbruary 1t.--FIour
finn; unchanged Wheat dull: No .
red. spot and month. 75Is GpT5Hsc.: March,
7G@ exc: May. TAc. Southern, by
sample. 7lm7Gl4c. Corn easy; mixed
srot. hM3SEc.; month, 37A 037lsc;
March. 3SAM3S3sc: April, 1914 @392sc;
Southern white corn, 31m39Hc. Oats
quiet: No. white Western, 37@3Tiac.
Rye steady; No. nearby. Gle.
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BOND NTARI[ET
EANK C,Ll,AR1NGs

New York, Feb. 1.-THE total bank
clearnes in the United States for the
week were $l.39%.o0l; per cent. increase
20. Exclusive of New York, 6535 1874 ,OGl !;
per cent increase. 10
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TUESDAY. TIE 1rrII DAY OF FEB
KUARI. 1899.

situate near Hlintersvillc, to-wit:
J. LOTS number to :, inclusive, as
shown on the plat Of the stephen Win
inSder property, flied in the said suit.
Lots No. and front 2l.5 feet each, lot
feet each. all on the west side of the Cot
taEe. Ton Road, and running back To Il
depth OF 100 feet more or less, to the limo
OF lot No. O. Lot No. ) has II comfortable
dwelling thereon.
= LOTS No. to 10, inclusive. on sasd
plat. fronting - feet each on the south
sdc OF Con- street. and running back ZIG
ccpi lots No. TO- II. IL and IL have a depth
OF GO feet. more or less.
, LOTS No. Il to H. inclusive. on said
plat. fronting - rorr inches each on tho
south side OF cor street and running
back 90 feet. more or less. TO lot No. Is.
LOTS number is to 80. inclusive. on
Sa rlhi. fronting 20 feet each. on the
wosi sidc OF Chicozoll street and rum
minE back 40 feet. more or less. to Dusch's
linc except lot No. 30 has a-frontaFr-of
l9.5 feet and Il width OF Is feet in rear.
o. LOT No. II. on said plat fronting 20
fcot on the cast side Of Chicozon street
aud running back 100 feet. more or less,
TO the Inc OF lot of No -
TERMS.-Onc-third OF thr purchase
mcacy To he paid IN cash. the balance
thereof i'm two equal nstalmcnts payable
at ana II months from day OF sale. with
interest. the purchaser or purchasers to
execute notes, with approved security for
the deferred payments, payable 10 the
special commissioner, and the title to DO
retained until tho further order of the
court plat of the property can be
seen at the office of the auctionccr.
j. NJ. KEELING.
Special Commissioner.
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c. II. Terrell c; Co.. Auctionccrs.

ID URSUANT TO a DECREE OF THE
l. Circuit Court OF Norfolk County,
rendered in vacation on the 18th day Of
January. y. ID. 1899. in tue chnnccry cause
therein pending Of Gallup ana wife ct ais
vs.. Grimes ct ais. | shall sell by public
auction, At the Norfolk Real Estate and
stock isNcha f;se. No. 2Si Main street, Nor
folk Va on
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tor futures quiet and steady: February.
800 bid; March, 5.S9M5.9l; April. $500
I9i; May. 5.96U5.97: June, 5.97m5.9S:
July. 5.99M6oO; August. 5.9G@5.97; Sep
tember. 5.S7@5.S9: October 5.SS@5.9O:
November. 5.SS@5.9l; December. 5.9lGD
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TRECIS MARKET

Potatoes firm; New York, s137la@
s20o Long Island, Sl.50@2.0O; sweets,
Jersey, S2.25n3.50. Cabbage steady;
So 400 per one hundred.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn. Oats. Provisions. Lari. Short
Fils Etc.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. discriminating
stocks ana of the cnlarging deliveries
broke the spirit of the bulls in corn
to-day. and the heaviness of corn de-
pressed wheat, each closing with loss
of sc. Oats are &c. lower. Provi-
sions are a shade lower all around.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
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Open. High. Low. Clos


NuSH QUOTATIONS. WtTc rs IOIIOWS:
Flour was dull ana unchanged; No, .
spring wheat, G7@70c.; No. ; spring
wheat. G5Gl70c.: No, . rcd 1.i.efa:c. ;
No. corn. 3iM @3jc.: No. . oats, 27a,c.;
No. white. 30Ia@3lc.; No. , white. 292;
G3ohc.; No. . rye 55%c: No. > barley.
i2M5lc.; No. flax seed. $ll1; new
Sl.20; prime timothy seed. $2.i5. Mess
pork. per barrel $9.75U9.S0: lard. per ioo
pounds $5.i0M 5.i1i2 short ribs sides
Qoosc), $i.Gj1i.S5; dry sailed shoulders
tboXeO. ihM43sc.; short clear Sides
tboNed), $5.O0@5.l0 Whiskey. dstilers'
finished goods. per gallon. Sl.25. Sugars,
cut loaf. $5.'0; graduated. $500.
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm, creamerics, II
M23c.; dairies. lllamiSc. Eggs. firm:
fresh. zoe. Cheese, steady; crcamcres,
90, Mllc.
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PORT CALENDAR

FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
YARD. NORFOLK. VA
STANDARD TIME
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sunrise and sursct are computed for the
Visible rising ard settling: the observers
eve 10 feet above sea-levei and view I'm
INSTRUCTED
In tho tide columns. OH. com. Is mid
night; 10 II Uom is noon
Small tides range Is to g. feet rise:
average tides, 23 10 20 feet; great tides.
SO To 30 feet. Gales from north to east
cause extreme high tides
MOONS ruASES;
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Gallup ct NY, ct ais. vs. Grimes ct ais:
|. l.. NJ Sylvester Clerk OF the Circuit
Court for the County Of Norfolk, do GER
try that bond required OF the SPECIAL
commissioner in tho above described suit
has been duly given.
Tostc: H. NJ. SYLVESTER,
ic3-lVt Clerk.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
For Grain. iilJ. Groceries, Provisions
&C..

"u"tnsiona ut Wholesale Prices.
unirs. otherwise stated, a,d pricr.
nrc subject 90 nuctmniiom market
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VI. R. FENTRESS 4 son,
General Real Estate and Rental Agent
Is BANK STREET. SECOND FLOOR.
FOR HENT

Is BANK STREET. SECOND FLOOR
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS. l2o-22 Arlington Place
House or Duncan STORES
avenue, ZIG Main street
House on Graydon, Corner Church and
avenue. SO. Charlotte, S92.a0.
O.ney Road. Client. i3i Church. $50.
81 Falkland. so. 2g9 Church. $50
80 brown. so. BLDG. cor. Water *
21j Brown ave. Si6G6 Madison $50
2l7 Rose ave. 1855.
Si-S6 Virginia. Slo.aO FLATS
each i22 Highland. $3.50
22i Cumberland St, ga James. So %.
Mar. LIST Ii25 Kelly. $500
FOR RENT-Stablc No 80 Union street
May list.
TO INNESTORS-W offer several
fine bargains III good paying city prop
crty. Correspondence solicited.
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BYRD. BALDWIN & CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS. ROOMS y. ANDn,
hADDINGrON BUILDING,
GHANBY SrKEET.

~ -
ITO Falkland $3.50.
ia Falkland. $3.50. d
ZIG Falkland, $3.50.
STORES.
Co Commercial, $40.
33l Church ST, $40.
337 Church St. $40.
800 Granny St, So.
$40 CRANKY ST., S2J.
3l4 CRANKY ST.. S2C.
81 Bank St. $40.
OFFICES.
Warehouse, corner
Water & fayctte.
SS3.S4.
los CRANKY st. s25.
West Bid. Main
and Church SITS.
HaddinGton Bid.
CRANKY street.
Warehouses ii9. lol
Water street 81
Stables. 400 Main
ST.. $500.
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IIARBOR NOTES.

Numbers of schooncrs tuwcd IN fer
harbor. Ice in harbor ana Roads and
BAY still heavy though thawing fast.
Anchorage in harbor secure, in Roads
unsafe.
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Il, HE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
y uniil TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2lSr,
at the same houI and place. fcli-td
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Fl. c. HOGGARD G. CO.

IS BANK STREET. PHONE as
DWELLINGS. DWELLINGS.
3lI WillouShby, SIS /. Blnmbleton. ST.
5i9 Main. S35. ROOMS
rs lle!ly. $50. al Chapel. rooms,
eos : Park so. $50.
800 Butte. SIS. :oi :. Kelly. 4 rms
i.3 GrnyGon. So. 500.
1870 Reservoir. $40. lO2 'Ehland $50.
II Arlington pi., 81 laco Highland $3.50.
II Henry street. store and 3 rooms. so
41i church street. store. S300 90
go Church. street store. $3.50
."i church street. store. 500.
e. Commercial phCe, SO.
Z Bank street $40.
i01 Church street. $50.
Is N.cholson street SIC.
Money "a loan on long time.
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DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
Fl Cecilia, $3.50.
Mobry Arch. Client,
500.
Warren Crescent,
Client. $50.
Graydon av., Client,
s25.
Rawleigh. avenue,
Client. $50.
1872 Cumberland S15.
% Falkland. S22.5O.
107 Tunstall ave, Sl4,
GS York st.
ROOMS.
$40 Corprcw, $3.50.
T2l Church, $3.50.
TT Church. $40.
1873 Church. $i.50.
1888 Church. 500.
402 Main st. $3.50.
3Sl Church ST.. $500,
So Bank St. Si2. 30.
Front st. A.City. 81
lS6 Maple av.. 500
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

in tierces. &c; so-b tubs and 5o-lb tins.
Ac mare.
WOOi-Urwastc isc.: bulky. J to 7c
less: washed wool PC: black l2i.c TO Ice
liIDES-G. S. 7i.: green. ia, dry lnt.
"a: dry salt. lit: damaged Z.
SALT FISH
IIERRING-Now Eastern Gross nor
barrel I.0oGi.25. mullcts. leo kegs So "a:
spots. leo kegs. $50: mackcrcl. fat No >.
s4l.oa.
FRESH FISH.
Spots. s20o per hundred; croal,ers. per
pound &c: Tayiors. &c. per pound: pan
pound TO &C; founders per pound. 10
&c: shcepshead. . 20 Sc: hiucnsh. to Or
per, pourd; speckled trout. 10 &C.: large
TO &C.. Snanisl: Mncknrcl lSr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
AUCTION .AIEs-THIs DAY.

By the Morris Auction House. Al Wash.
ing,on Street. Opposite New Market
g ALE OF FURNITURE. STOVES.
Scales aud other Household Articles al
our auction rooms THIS Saturday
MORNING at 10 o'clock.
1t' II. II. NORRIS. Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

New York. Feb. 1i.-Standard o.
closed at $.T30i.H.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-04-27
HIDDEN IN PETTICOATS.
vast Wealth of Roumnnian Wom-
an Sewn Up in Her Clothes
After Death.

Quite a sensation has recently been
caused at Jassy, in, Roumania, by the
death of Nine. Balsch, who has, by her
eccentricities, for years past attracted
much attention in that town.
Some years ago she was the wife Of
Herr Veldiman, by whom she had Il
daughter. After a year or two of mar
ried life she divorced him and mar
ried Herr Balsch, by whom she had
a son. Soon after the latter's birth
she left the second husband.
She then went to Paris, where she
called herself Countess Won Balsch. To-
ward her children she never seemed
to feel anything but the greatest ha-
tired, and when her son died she sent
the body to his father for burial. She
turned her daughter out of her house,
and the unfortunate girl was only kept
from starvation by the kindness of
relatives. After the death of her sec
ond husband she returned to Rou-
mania, where she lived in complete re-
tirement.
In spite of the fact that she was ex-
tremely wealthy, she lived in the most
wretched manner, and was generally
reputed to be a lIiser. \ few days ago
she died. When her daughter came
to examine her belongings no trace
of money could be found. In going
through her mothers belongings, how
ever, she noticed that one of the petit
coats seemed somewhat stiff, as if
heavily lined. She ripped it open and
found over 100000 notes sewed under the
lining.
This put her on the track, and all
her mothers petticoats, of which she
had am enormous number, were eX-
amined. In nearly everyone large
sums of money We're found, amounting
altogether to between 100000 francs
and 100000 francs .-Fremdenblatt,