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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13
CABINET MEETING.
A Form OF Civil Government for Porto
Rico outlined-WilI bc Put in oper-
alton ina Few Weeks.

A Form OF Civil Government for Porto
Rico outlincd-TilI bo Put IN oper-
alton ina Few Weeks.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. 12.-The
cabinet meeting to-dny was occupied In
the discussion Of q form of civil goV-
eFHmeat for Porto Rico. This matter
has been under serious consideration
ever since Secretary Root took his
place as secretary of war. and the I'm
dIcatious now are that some form OF
local government VIII be decided upon
and put into operation within the next
few weeks at the iatest. The details OF
the proposed plan have not yet been
made public, but II Is UNDERWOOD that
It involves the appointment Of q civil
governor by the President and also the
appointment of the chiefs of the several
great departments OF the government,
which would include q chief Of the
financial department. a director OF
posts and probably two or three others,
In addition the President will Rp-
point from the leading citizens OF the
island a certain number to act In leg
lslatIYe' capacity with the civil gover-
nor and the members Of his council.
These VIII be authorized to recon-.
mend any changes that may be thought
necessary In the existing lhws and to
suggest such others as In their judg-
ment may be deemed beat. 1t Is not
intended that this form Of government
shall continue beyond the time Con-
gress may SEQ ut to leglslate on the
subject, but 1t is the purpose Of the
President to give the Porto Ricans
some voice In their own government
pending such action.
Although the governor-ge ana
the members OF his council Will exercise
general supervision over the enforce
ment OF any laws that may receive the
approval Of the President, those relat-
ing to municipal matters viii be LEFT
largely in the hands Of the people OF
Porto Rico. They will be permitted to
administer their own affairs. subject al
ways to the veto power OF the governor
general. and finally OF the President.
While all the details have not been
worked out, It is the purpose Of the
President to give the people Of Porto
Rico, ns soon as may be. the fullest
measure Of home rule that is consist
ent with perfect safety to life and
property.
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YANDERBlLT'S CAREER.

Sketch of tho Life Of Busy Millions
afro Who Found Time to Accom-
plIsh Much Good Outside Of Bus
incss.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-cOrnelius
Vanderbilt was born on Staten Island,
November q. 1S43. william H. Wander
bnt his father, was at that time n
farmer, and Cornelius, at the age OF
sixteen, left school. and secured place
as messenger in the Shoe and Leather
Bank. His grandfather, the commo-
dore. learning of this, sent for him.
and asked him why he had not applied
to him for a place.
Because l did not want to ask you
for anything" was the reply. This
pleased the commodore. and, 1t is said,
he made codicll to his will Few days
after. leaving $l.OOOOO0 to his grand
son.
Cornelius left the employ Of the Shoe
and Leather Bank to go into the em-
ploy OF KissRm Brothers, bankef0' but
later his grandfather asked his TO en-
ter the railroad service. The young
man was making $50 n month, and de-
clined to leave his place unless he got
more money. He was given $50, and
accepted It, He was then about TWEEN
ty-one years old. The first place he
was given was that assistant treasurer
Of the New York & Harlem railroad.
His rise was rapid, and he succeeded his
father as head OF tho Vanderbilt ByH-
TEN.
Mr.. Vnnderblts active career was
practically closed when he suffered q
parniytlc stroke In 1896.
Despite HIS enormous business inter-
r7iS he found time 30 devote 10 church
aud Sunday school work, which he be-
gan in early life. He gave freely to
the railroad branch OF the Y. N. c, A,
and TO the work VI 81. BarthOlomew's
y. u. church, IN this city.
Mr.. VnnderhlltB great business cnre1
made his life necessarily methodical,
and he wns noted for his punctualIty.
Mr. Vanderbilt went to Eur, pc last
spring. and came home on June "a, ae-
c0mpanled by Mrs Vanderbilt and his
daughter Gladys. They went TO New
p0rt the same day, and Mr. Vanderbilt
improved constantly in health. on Au-
Eult 8 he gave n house pnrty ut his
home, The breakers. The last social
afIlrs In The Breakers were upon the
lnlnd-the- world trip; He left for
4n,.aille ON July 20, accompanied by
william s. Proudfit, Burdett Ernest
Ifglin and Douglass II. Cochran.
william H.. Frederick w. and George
~. re lurvlvlnB brothers OF Cornelius
vanderbilt. After the first stroke Of
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Special Dispatch to ths Intelilgeneer.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 12,-Wm. P.
Bane, of Washington county, Pa, who
IA distinguished MS having been the tall
est member Of the G. A. r. to attend the
reunion in Philadelphia, was at the
white house to-day. Mr.. Bane was n
member OF Company A, Twenty-second
Pennsylvania regiment, In the civil war,
md is seven feet In height. He weighs
17b pounds. His comrades call him
Uncle Sam because OF declared resem-
blance to that patriotic celebrity. He
says there Is but one man in the @. A.
n. ranks who is taller than he, md
that man is an Illlnoisan, measuring
eight feet two inches In his stocking
Fnaf
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HATFIELD CASES.
Jury Secured for EliNs-Four Others
Jailed at Williamson.

sNnFV SNGUfetl lOE ANllN' OuA
Jailed at Williamson.
Special Dispatch to the IntcllIEoneor.
WILLIAMSON, W. Va, Sept. "a
The work OF lmpaneIling q SenIre for
the trial Of Ellns Hatfield was COM
pleted this evening. over hfty Jurors
were examined, ere the twelve were
qualified. In the first panel Of twenty
eleven were either related to the ac-
cuscd or ELLIS, the murdered man
There were some sharp legal Tits be-
tween John s. Mnrcum, Of Huntington
and Ex-Governor Wilson, in the selec-
tlon OF the Jurors. -,
The four men taken nt WhaTnellnG
last night are locked up here, and alL
Is apparently quiet, and no danger OF
an outbreak Ia fcnred. II Is said that
Judge Doullttle win lmpanGl grand
Jury, for the purpose OF investigating
their cnRcs at nn carly date. The at
torncys say TINT the case OF Ellas Hat
field may be completed in the next
three days, nB the number OF witnesses
ON either side Ia not very great.
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SpociRl Dispatch TO the lntelllgencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. a.
A charter was issued to-day to the L.
NJ. shldell Company, Of Wheeling, for
the purpose OF establishing and doing
n general millinery business, with a
capital stock OF 1880. The lncorpor-
ntors are, George w. Pose, Of Wash
inEton, Pa; Maggie Stewart, Of Pitts
burgh; Mary seanor, Jennie Bloomfield
and l., b. Shldell, OF Wheeling.
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1t was the sixteenth Ohio congress-
ionnl convention which attracted Chief
OF Police clemans to Martins Ferry
yesterday afternoon. but, happening to
see man in the over.the-rtver town
who is wanted here, he killed two birds.
as It were, bringing the fellow over to
this city and placing him in the county
jail. He is Henry Zlrcher, charged with
stealing horse and buggy from a
Wheeling man several months ago.
Zlrcher came without Il requisltlon.
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Natlonnl Guard Promotions.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. 12.-
Following commissions In the National
Guard were issued to-day: Brndy G.
Ruttencutter, of Parkersburg, promot-
ed first lieutenant in Company f.. Sec
ond regiment, commission to date from
August s. Frank Goodwin, of Clnrks-
burg, promoted first lieutenant. Com
pany X, Second regiment, commission
TO date from August Il. Matthew NJ.
Neeley promoted to second lieutenant,
CnmnnnY l.. First reElment.
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AttcndInr Rcd Nrcn,s ConncIl.

BpoCiRl DlspRtch to tho IntcIIlgcncor,
WASHINGTON, Sept 12.-Dr. A. w.
Sterling, H. C. Shownlte- md ]. Sill
dell Brown. OF West Virginia, are here
attending the grent council Of Inn
proved order OF Red Men which began
It's sessions at Willlard's hall to-day.
The first named, DR.. Sterling OF Fair
mont, is u member Of the committee on
state OF the order; Mr.. Shownlter OF
the committee on degree Of Pocahontas,
and Mr.. Brown, OF the committee on
mileage and per diem.
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spccial Dispatch to the IntellIgcnccr.
sTEUBENVILLE, Ohio. Sept, 12-
Absalom Turner, an ex-conredcrate
soldier, aged sIxty-onc, and an cm-
ploye Of the paper MILL was found
dead In room In the seminary build
INK this evening. He had been dead
several days.
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prnssrd Stool Dividend.

PITTSBURGH. Pn., Sept, 1s-At a
meeting to-day OF the board of dircc-
tors of the Pressed Steel Car COM
pany, the third dividend Of Ia per
cent was declared payable October o.
This dividend Is paid out Of the net
earnings Of the company. and after Its
payment u surplus OF Rl.0sS,oOO will
remain.
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BpOciRl DlBpatch to Tho IntoIIIBencor.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Sept. 12.-
The miners at n number of the upper
Loup creek works, In the New river
district, have struck for nm Increase
Of five cents ton. The strike is
spreading throughout the entire dis.
lplHt
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A VICIOUS
FICTION IS
REFUTED.
The Poverty of the Democratic
Party for Issues Drives tito
Venal Expedients.
ALLEGED SECRET ALLIANCE
Between Great Britain and United
States Officially Denied by
Secretary of State Hay.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 12.-In a
letter to Chairman Dick, of the Repub-
llcan state executive committee. Hon.
John Hay, secretary of state, makes
this emphatic statement regarding the
alleged secret alliance between Eng
land and the United States:
There is no alliance with England,
nor with any other power under heaven
except those known and published to
the world, the treaties of ordinary In
ternatlonal friendship for purposes of
business and commerce. No treaty
other than these exist; none has been
suggested on either side; none Is in
contemplation. 1t has never entered In
to the mind of the President nor OF any
member Of the government, to forsake.
under any Inducement, the wise pre-
cept and example OF the fathers, which
forbade entanglIng alliances With Euro
pean powers"
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For West Virginia md Western Penn
sylvanla, fair Wednesday and Thursday
cooler Wednesday night; fresh northerly
winds,
For Ohio Wednesday and Thursday fair;
cooler Wednesday; southwest and north
east quarters cooler Wednesday night:
frceh west 20 north winds
Local Temperature.
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Tho temperature yesterday as observed
By c. Schnept, druggist corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was as follows:
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Hon. Charles Dick, Chairman Executive
Committee, Columbus, Ohio.
DEAR MIR. DICK:-I am sorry that
my engagements are such as to render
It impossible for me to accept your kind
invitation to be present at the opening
Of the Ohio Republican state campaign
at Akron, on september %. regret
this the more, as the occasion promises
to be one Of unusual interest. A stlr-
ring campaign. and doubt not, a great
victory awaits you.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
REVIEW OF MARKETS

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET:
Liverpool, Nov. 30.-i D. m.-Cotton,
spot. good business done; prices 1-32d.
higher; American middling. Sled.
The sales OF the day were II, 900 bales,
OF which 1000 were for speculation and
export and included 1890 American.
Receiptcs. 10, 100 bales. all American.
Futures opened and closed steady at
The advance; American mddling:
December, 10-64@4 11-64d. buyers
December and January. 4 S-6idD4 O.
Gid. sellers; January and February,
7-6id. seller; February and March,
G-6id. seller; March and April, 4 g.
Gid. seller; NDT1l and My, 4 ACID.
buyer; May and June, 4 3-6IGD4 4-6id.
selers; June and July, 4 2-6404 2-64d.
sellers; July and August, 4 2-G4d. sell
Ter: August and September. 4d. seller.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01

PEANUTS-Market, new fancy, CSC
strictly prime, 2isc.: prime, 2hT3c.; con
mon, iiaQf2c.; Spanish. Gee. per bushel.
iEAS-Blackeyc. S2.5QG30O per bag.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01

BY the Morris Auction House A WASH
ington street, opposite new market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01

b naSssF1a o is$ss sAS ais 3d. s sSS3!s
CHEESE-Large full cream. l3,kIli,sc. I:
small full cream. l31sc.
SUGAR-Market steady. The plan of
selling sugar At delivery prices has been
will be nado r o. b. Norfolk Cut Loaf
5.92; Patent Cubes. sol; Powdered, 6. As;
Elmo GRADUATED. b.4l: Standard Ora nl-
lated 5.4l: Confcctioncrs' a, 500: Key
stone y, 500; Centennial b. 400; Califor-
MIA Il. 5.45: Franklin Extra c. all; Amer
lean Extra c, AIS.
nrmcr Mt the advance: syrap. good to
choice, 21Q23c.; lower grade syrup. 12fpl6c
molasses. Porto Rico. 20Q2Sc.: moiasses.
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATs--MarlSct hrn;, rib SD cs.
ern, 1910.
HIAMs-susar cured. l2c.
DRY PLATED JOWLSAhc.
PORK pLATlsS-5hc.
MESS PORl-Old. 1925
HAM PORK-Per barrel SLIGO.
IARD-Puro butchers, in ticrces. TIC;
compound tierces, SIC; s0-lb. tubs and 80
10. tins Ac. more.
wooL-Unwasnad Isc.: bulky. ; 10 7c
less: wished wool Csc: black. l2hc. TO l6c.
HIDEs-G. s.. III: green. So: dry mt.
"a; DRY aalt, lh: damaged I
SALT FISH.
HERRING--New North Carolina cut, In
Eastern barrels. S4.25G4.50; Potomac,
gross. $500; mullets. 101-lb. kegs. s4.50:
spots. l00-lb. kegs. $3.50; mackerel fat No.
z, $500; white FISH. new catch. l0o-lb.
kegs. 81 IS; so-lb. kegs. $40; 7o-lb Kegs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYs.
-
BY John c. Niemeyer. Auctloneer

PuRsyUJ;ANT TO a DECREE OF THE
i n Circuit re- Court Of Norfolk county. en-
the sa Of q ss
y. u. Driver and others. the undersigned,
as special commissioner appointed by said
decree. Will offer for sale at public auc-
county, IN the city Of Portsmouth. on
1893. At IL O'clock. the following properly.
J. That Tract of Land in the county Of
lands of Thomas e. Taylor, on the east
BY tbs "a anSs os Wills Marsso sas
containing III acres. sgi7as -
ns 2 That ,sax Tract Sf Lana in said county.
folk county March 2G. 1877, In the suit of
as East Tract No. i, East division. CON.
tninlng f3 $1,000 acres. and bounded by
courses and distances noted and drawn on
3. That Tract OF Land in said county. at
the head Of Western Branch; bounded on
Of .; + Driver. on the, south BY the lands
IL o H sa6S and on ehs NEST by
4 That Tract of Land In said county.
bounded on tho south and west by tho
on tho north by the lands Of William
PRICE a, and Thaddeus Wortten, and on the
y di,, 6 Powder iaSd r., II shs : sa 1s
sido of the Suffolk road containing ITO
acres. conveyed to D. II: Driver by A. II.
MHsr,n Clerk q lssS Of Norfolk County Court
6. The life interest, Of d. r. Driver In a
t tract Of land land, in said county. containing
in fee. in lieu of dover in the lands Of
James Herbert in the suit Of Taylor and
others VS. Herbert and others. In the CIR
ar
1879
= TERMS-One-third cash; the residue in
tho deferred payments to carry interest
from that day, and the title to be retained
1 ,5s all the pSrehase is PAID and
chaser to be put in possession Of the lands
on the 1st day Of January. 1900.
JOHN j. BURROUGHS.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond required
no7-tds by i. THOMPSON. d. c.
pay, TfsemSer 18th. isSs. at Il tho s. SAME anne
time and place.
JOHN y. BURROUGHS,
dcl-tds Special Commissioner.
BY the Morris Auction House, A Wash
ington street, opposite new market,
y F." ~ i'i'oi>iSNo S'<>i1o VI
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
We will sell. by order OF Frankfurt
Loan Co. At their office. corner Of Main
and Church streets, commencing MON
DAY, December the ith at D. M. all the
FORFEITED PLEDGES
uncnllcd for In Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry. Diamonds, Rings. Guns, Pistols
Bicycles, Tools Sewing Machincs. Cloth
ing. Musical Instruments. &C.. &c.
All forfeited pledges not called for will
positively be sold. Salc every evening at
Same hour until all forfeited pledges are
disposed Of
no2S-lds r. r. MORRIS, Auot.oneer.
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The above sale is postponed to TUES
DAY, December 18th. 1899, at tho same
time and place.
JOHN u. BURROUGHS,
dcl-tds Special Commissioner. =
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GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.


CORN-White corn. from store. d6c.:
mixed corn, from store, 45c.; white oats.
MILL FiSEP.,Market steady; bran. per
HAY-No. j Timothy hay, car lots,si5 TO:
ton lots. sl6oo; mixed hay. car lots. sli.5O;
MiLLED RIcE-As TO grades-5h to
RoUGH RIcE-Nono on the market.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS-Market, new fancy. 2Mc.;
mon, i,Aa2c.: Spanish. Gcc. per bushel.
PISAS-Blackeyc. s2.So03O0 per bag.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PoULTRY-idyc. steady: chickens. old
fat 25Go7c.; spring chickens. small. steady
Mt i24l5c.; large. l5U2oc.; ducks. mud.
E;GGs-Marlsc. firm at isc. per dozen.
RUTTER--Good country. l24iGc.
GouN igG Vrsinia Country ' iogt1lieeina
good North Carolina. l01i.,sc.
OTATOES-Northern, white. $l.5OGl.75
per bag; new Sweets Nn, !, LA daymap. Sioo per
DaC'NhEiiisA GE--$l. 5Oofi.75 per sugar barrel.
ONION 81 .5o4l.75 per bag.
BERMUDA-Nonc
FRUITS.
A1,pLES-Virginia apples, S2.25GD3.00 per
barrel; Northern S2.oIM30O
IEMONS-S3.50 per box.
rEr:A!>sIBl1ACKEYE. $2.5oasoo per bag.
IIMr.S--si00 per basket.
PINE hpTLES-loMl2c.
RANANAS-Pcr bunch. s0c6si.5o
COC0ANuTS-lC0 - bag $3.50
cALIFORNIA ORANGES = Messna.
"a 0I6i3g5: seedlings. S3.o00S25; naYcls. 500
.S5i5O per box; Jamaica. $3.50 per box
GROCERIES.
FI.ouR-Market firm spring wheat.
patent sA.50; winter wheat, patent. $L.S:
half patent 81 M.
Ter wheat. choice straight. $3.50: winter
wheat. family SS55; winter wheat, fair 10
coed grades of extra, $40; winter wheat
super, Sa.I503l0.
MEAIl-Per bag 100 lbs, oSc.: 90 lib. bags.
SorEEE-stsady; Java. 2iu25c.; do.
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v, p. SNOW & CO
Real Estate Agents. 236 Main ST.

Fine building lots in Virginia Place,
Park Place, and KcnslnGton at rcasona-
BILE prices. also houses for. residences and
investment in all parts OF the city.
easy monthly iMstallments In any loca-
tion desired.
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w. r. Fentress & Son.

w. r. Fentress & Son.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND
RENTAL AGENTS
IS BANK STREET. SECOND FLOOR.
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.
2f5 York street.
226 Willoughhy avenue.
435 Butte street, Jan. 1st.
l Pool street.
3 Railroad avenue.
10 Dartmouth street 3 very desirable
rooms.
1863 Bank street store and dwelling.
STORES.
30 Granny street, Jan. LIST, 1900.
rs and so Wafer street, Jan. LIST. 1900.
62 Bank street Jan. list 1900
a Commercial Place. Jan. 1st, 1900.
$50 Bank street, dwelling above.
Building corner Water and Madison.
$50 Brewer street, rooms adjoining
i2i Freemason street.
FLAT.
42i Frccmason street.
For further information phone SIS.
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NORFOLK MRRKErS
For Grain, ilav, Groceries, Provisions,
sc.

Quotations az whoiosnic Pricas, un-
ess otheruixc ntntcn, and prices aro
subj eci TO nuctuation TN mnrkct.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
w. n. H. TRICE & CO.,
Real Estate and Rental AGENTS,

nGdi ESTATE anu heIltal agents.,
COR. BANK AND PLUME STREETS
PHONES 565.
FOR RENT-RESIDENCES
2l9 York street. possession at once.
133 York street.
462 Butte street.
4i6 Butte street. \
Three rooms in Dartmouth street.
% North street. ,h
206 Covo street. III
$50 York street ',;;S.
l25 Mariner street.
nice houses in Atlantic City ~,
Highland avenue S
STORES. uri
100 Church street n T. ti;a
2Il Church street. 81
tS5 Main street.
$50 Main street
Desirable store corner Cove and Fen.
church streets.
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FRESH. FISH.

Spots. per pound. &c.: croakers, per
pound. 26i3c.: taylors. per pound 4@1c:
large rock, per pound. l2i4c.; pan rock.
per pound. 64Sc.; shad. none; trout 243c.
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T. F. Rogers,
ROOMS 200, 2io. 2n COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING. CRANKY STREET.

ROOMS 200, 2io. 2n COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. CRANKY STREET.
6ToEEs ID
Store NO. So Commerce street.
Store No. 70 Bank street.
Store No: 40 Commercial Place.
Store and dwelling No COS Main street
Warehouse 100 Water street
Store No. 3T6 Butte street.
Warehouse Warehouse Nos. q ana q woodsIde Lana.
Store 20 Water street
TWO Offices In Tho Albemarlo building.
DWELLINGS,
Two dwellings IN Mottu Block. Client.
dwelling 81 CRANKY street.
Dwelling lo7 Cove street. opposite Cum
21J York street.
81 CRANKY street.
Dwelling No. sc Boush street n.
Dwelling No. 297 Duke street. Il;
Dwelling in Mottu Block, Client. IN
dwelling No. 222 fork street II
FOR SALE.
Queen street. corner National lane
no. Hamilton avenue.
dwelling on Frecmason street
NO, " Commercial Place, occupied by
store.
Four brick dwellings on Chapel lane
paying 10 per cent.
295 Main street
alo Butte Street Street
81 Wood street
Sc Falkland street.
223 Chapel street.
G. and n (old number:) Bank street
Two dwellings DeBree Place, n. l.. cor
her of Bridge street.
~. 81: 81, 80. 81. 80 Bank street.
Hardy warehouse. Nivison street
q TaZcwcll street.
2OJ Chapel street.
Two cottages at Virginia Beach.
store a. Roanoke avenue.
81 High street.
2Ql Cumberland street.
Nos. GS and 10 Pool street.
2I0 Park avenue.
ScamenS Friend Socicty's property on
Water. street. opposite Clyde Line
small small tTrH OF BTU.rd eTccffs
q Hull street
2SI CRANKY street
30 and 81 Virginia street.
l4 and 15G Wof street.
Pol Church street.
SaG. SSS Church street.
vacant lots on LoVitt avenue
lnour brick tenements on Wilson avenue
k$s Butte street.
lea and Ill l2fown avenue.
Il and 10 York street
q and IL Roanoke Square.
lS2 Brown avenue.
g. and GA Butte street
Two dwellings on Olney Road (R!bble
tract)
rs. 2S2 and as4 Chapel street.
One dwelling Duke street south end.
2l3 and 2l5 High street (Portsmouth)
"a and PIG King street (Portsmouth).
10 Duncan avenue.
Il and 10 Arlington Place.
3ll Bank street.
u Duncan avenue.
LEACiE-WOOD PROPERTY. S. w
corner Cranky and Freemason streets
Commerce street, east sGe and on Wa
ter front 12 feet.
234 York street.
II ard IL Roanoke dock.
JOS Duke street.
130 n. Marshall avenue.
100 High street.
i0 Fnrk avenue.
81 Cumberland street.
100 Butte street
- York street.
40 and 42i Highland avenue.
90 York street.
2Ga York street,
4iS $50. i22 and i24 Ireemason street.
30 Bank street.
Warehouses 3i6 and S4S Water street.
Dwelling 96 Boush street
Dwelling 29i Butte street.
JIG and 100 w. Main street.
ti2 and $40 r. Main street.
Elegant dwelling III College Place.
tenement houses on Kent street.
il fliil street.
IS, -, 20 and n Roanoke dock.
Vacant lots in West End Land Co,
Client. Norfolk Co., Collcy avenue, Gem
tral avenue. Camp avenue, Marys ave-
me. o!ney road, Butc street. York street
Eoush street; water front ints on Water
james and River street. 81 feet from; on
| Granny and Charlotte streets. so vacan:
lots 30XIG1 on Princess Anne avenue and
Broad Creek turnpike cheap TO a qu,Si