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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-04
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Mrs. Campbell recommends the follow
ing books as suitable for students Of CO.
mestic science: Mrs. Plunket:'s Women
Plumbers and Doctors" w. P. Gerhard's 8
Sanitary Engineering" S. w. Parsons 8
Landscape Gardening" Gervase Whee-
ler's Rural Homes Eggleston's VII
lagos and Village Life" Clarence Cooks
1.-The House Beautiful" William Morris
Lectures on Art" Wharton and Cod
mans Decoration of Houses" Litcn-
fields History of Furniture" Maria Par
loas 1.-The Ideal Kitchen"
Note-Papers by Mrs. Mary Roberts
Smith of Leland Stanford University Will
be presented next week.
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Leo Assembly Jinks.

A high jinks was held by the members
of Leo Assembly No. a. Y. NJ. C. u, al
Loyoia Hall last Thursday night. Re-
freshments We're served and an enjoyable
time was had by all present. The follow
ing members contributed to the evening
enjoyment by their singing and came in
for considerable wel-merited applause
Thomas Higgins, 7. e. Mccarthy. J. T.
Burns Mr.. O'Rorke, Mr.. McAuliff and
others An oration was given by the
president of the assembly. Thomas Nc
Gtlire who spoke of the services rendered
BY the sisters as nurses in our recent wal
with SDain
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Tr +ha Divorce Court.

G. Y. Steen has been granted divorce
from Mary A. Steen on the ground of
The action of Solomon A Kusel for a
divorce from his wife, Caroline Kusel, on
The ground of desertion is being heard by
'2Ss George ". Burnett. who was divorced
from his wife, Lena w. Burnett, some
time ago, is suing to obtain the posses 3
ssb1sed by her mother. Mrs. Burnett has
HE'D? fiied an a answer denying the allegations,
Suits for divorce have b9sn filed by Eda ida
crnefty: Mabel L. K1mball against John
Ktmbali for desertlon, and Agda n.
Church against David o: Church, for de-
sertion.
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church of Advent Entertainment.

An exceptional fine entertainment will
be given next wednesday night in the
spacious Sunday school room in the
Church Of the Advent, on Eleventh street.
a'TTranged by the congregation, promises TO
he hnfh a social and a financial success.
The demand for tickets has been pnusu-
ally large and a good attendance is AS AS
cieyerest artists now performing in the
cifr
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY.
Investigation of Charges Against
Loupe and billiard Indefinitely

The United States Grand Jury filed yes
terday its final report with United States
District Judge de Haven. One Indictment
was found and placed on the secret file,
and the charges against Louis Loupe, ex-
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue.
and William H. Dillard clerk in the office
of Internal Revenue Collector Lynch,
were, on September 20 of this year, iu-
definitely postponed.
The charges were of completely with ex-
Internal Revenue Collector Welburn. The
Jury was discharged.
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JUDGE AGAINST POLICEMAN.
Officer G. Peters Arrested at the In
stigation Of Judge Treadwell on
a Charge of Battery.

Charge Of Battery.
Police, Judge Treadwell and Policeman
G. Peters have not been on friendly terms
since last election. Yesterday morning
Peters was the arresting officer in the
case of n. Pucci, 1141 Pacific rtreet,
charged with using vulgar language in
the Judges court. The arrest was made
Sunday night at Montgomery avenue and
Pacific street, PUGET alleging that prior
TO the arrest Peters had insulted his wife
and during the arrest had struck him in
the face, making his nose bleed, all of
which Peters strenuously denies.
The Judge yesterday refused to hear
the case for the prosecution against the
protest Of acting Prosecuting Attorney
Attridge and Informally heard the state
ment me11 Of Dr. J. ], spottiswoode of Ross
Valley for the defense. He then de-
nounced Peters In open court and ordered
Pucci to swear to complaint for Peters
arrest on the charge Of battery, fixing the
polieeman's bonds if $1,000. After the war;
rant had oeen issued the Judge sent word
to Captain Whitman not to serve 1t till
he made further investigation, but Peters
insisted on being arrested end was booked
on the charge and Immediately released
on his own recegnizance by Judge Con-
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Sherwood Case to Be Appealed.

Superior Judge Seawell gave judgment
yesterday morning in favor of the credit
ors of Henry Hamilton Sherwood in an
action to set aside a deed Of conveyance
whereby Harry Sherwood transferred his
brother, William Sherwood, a few months
before fling a petition in insolvency.
Judge Seawel found that the transfer
was without legal consideration and was
therefore void The creditors will in con-
sequence recover their demands under the
ruling. The case will be carried to the
Supreme Court.
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Lectured on Our War With Spain.

George c. King. member of Colonel
Roosevelt's Rough Riders, delivered a lee
ture last evening at Techau's Auditorium
on Our War With Spain" The lecture
was illustrated by numerous stereopticon
views taken by the lecturer while he was
with the Rough Riders during the Cuban
campaign. The lecture was given under
the auspices of San Francisco Hospitium
No. !, Bohemians Of America A musical
programme followed the address of Mr..
1[3,ocr
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All Souls Dav.

In cornmemoration of All Souls day SER
vices will be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock, under the auspices of the Cal
yarian Society at st. Mary's Cathedral,
These will consist of 1.-The Way Of the
Cross a discourse By the director. Rev,
C. A. Raniin, and benediction with the
blessed sacrament
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-04
Eastern Poker Crooks Are Being
Imported to the City.
The Authorities Are Doing Nothing to Pre-
vent Threatened Winter Carnival
Of Gambling.

will interfere with their plans to prey
upon the people. What the result will
be remains to be seen. Gambling dens are
running absolutely without molestation
in Chinatown. Harvey has placed the
opening wedge in the district occupied
by white gamblers. Others are preparing
to follow this gambling example. Race
track followers, dishonest sure-thing
gamblers, thieves and crooks are coming
to the city and the authorities are doing
nothing. The winter promises to be a
lively one
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The Southern Pacific Sued.

Arthur c. Brentner has filed suit in
the United States Circuit Court of Los
Angeles against the Southern Pacific
Company to recover s25, 1868 70 damages al
legged to have been sustained by him by
reason of the loss of his wife Iva who
was run over by train on August 18th
of this year and died three days later
The accident is alleged to have occurred
in San Pedro. Los Angeles County.
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RED CROSS NEEDS.
Appeal to the Public on Account of
Small Funds,

The San Francisco Red Cross Society
held its regular monthly meeting yester-
day afternoon, Mrs. John F. Merrill pre-
siding. A large number of the local mem
bers was present and some important
subjects We're discussed and acted upon
The treasurer's report was handed in
and showed that $500 in cash is on hand
The collection OF the annual fees is giving
the ladies much inconvenience, and they
request the members to make speedy pay
ment at the Union-square tent in order
ton
The Red Cross Society wishes to an
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nounce to the public that mems. clothing
for destitute discharged soldiers is needed
and that all contributions of this charac-
ter sent to the Unlon-square tent will be
thankfully received. The committee on
the library requests all intending con
fourth floor, Phelan building.
The members Of the Red Cross Society
are now making an urgent appeal to the
nublic. as the funds are low.
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a visitor from Oregon, and a friend were
drinking in Anton Messerschmidt's saloon,
442 Stanyar street. Williams, under the
influence Of liquor, fell asleep on a chair.
White came into the saloon and noticing
into Williams pocket and took $40. Will
liams' friend and the saloon keeper saw
the theft and endeavored to capture
White, who Jumped on an electric car
going toward the city, and escaped.
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to be the chief object in the room. That
is all we shall want, especially if the floor
De good; II it be not. as. by the way. in a
modern house it is pretty certain not TO
De- admit that small carpet which can
pe bundled out of the room in two min
utes Will be useful, and we must also
take care that it is beautiful or II viii
annoy US terribly"
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O,Dnnnell in the Lead.

The general topic in political circles is
the hot race DR.. O'Donnell is making for
Coroner. He is a great farorite and will
receive a handsome majority. His former
grand record as Coroner accounts for the
big boom now in his favor.
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attacked him and he had now two alter
natives staring him In the face, either to
leave the house entirely or get rid if
his brothers-in-laM
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-04

Ed White, young man whose parents
are weil-to-do residents IN the Western
Addition, is wanted on a charge Of grand
larceny. Thursday night John Williams,
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1aeFfIE&7|I'EEi;lkElllli51}tlt
CONCL LUSION OF MRS. CAMPBELL'S STUDIES
Copyright by Seymour
AND HoUsEHoLD ECONOMY
HOME SCIENCE

sangser
Miss Emily G wheloek
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R,obbed While Asleer

chas. A. Low. candidate for Police judge
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-04

x ONSTERNATION has entered the
ranks of local gamblers. The pros
poets Of a winters profits have
l been shattered by The Calls expose
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters z. T..
Church are arranging FOR another one
of their most delightful excursions TO
Richmond in the early part OF August
Watch this paper for their advertise
ment.
Mr.. George s. Merry and Senior
Manuel L. Martinez, of the Northern
Southern Kindling Wood Company, are
in Boston for Il few days on business.
The brother OF Mrs. James G.. Wom-
BILE, ex-president of the Norfolk Nation
al Bank. with his family. was yester-
day the guest of Chaplain Wright. on
the U. S. S. Franklin. They inspected
the Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes,
and returned TO Norfolk on board the
navy-yard launch.
Mr.. w. I. Ham, the well-known
commission man. is i'll.
Mr.. Il. l.. Powell. who has been quite
Ill, expects 10 spend part of the sum-
mer in King William county. where he
hopes to meet his son. Rev. Il. L.
Powell, of Louisville. Ky.
Miss Annie Eley. OF Wood street, will
leave tonight for Perth Amboy and
Asbury Park. y. J., TO spend several
weeks with friends.
MIR. Fred. y. Braunner. baker at the
Monticello Hotel, left last night for
New York, where he will spend several
days. On his return he and Mrs.
Braunner will take charge of the Vir-
ginia Bakery in connection with the
Virginia Cafe. on Main street, for
Messrs. Mcdonald. who recently ac-
CURED this bakery.
MIR. Leonard II. Rea. of Baltimore.
travelling salesman for Slater. Seilker.
White Co. hat manufacturers of New
York, was in town yesterday en- route
for Elizabeth City. Mr.. Rea is a Ports
mouth boy. and reports trade as eX-
cellent
Miss Mabel Louise Cole. of this city,
has left for Virginia College, Roanoke.
Va, where she will attend the Summer
School of Methods.
MIR. Louis Sherry, the famous New
York and Philadelphia caterer. is at Old
Point with IL party on his yacht Alaba-
tross. They visited Norfolk Tuesday.
Your attention is called to the Nor
ris. Marshall &. Co.'S real estate adver-
tisement in another column. If at any
time Won wish to purchase a home OF
make an investment. for any purpose
1t will pay you to call on this progress
Sive firm.
Excursions to Norfolk are now almos,
daily occurrence
New buildings are going up In every
portion of the city. and in the suburbs.
Mr.. Barnes II. Penn, wife and chill
dren, of Danvile, are at the Monticel-
10.
Mr.. Milton Cook. of Stanton, is in
the city.
Mr.. w. r. Abbott. of Lynchburg. Is
registered al the Atlantic.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
ATLANTIC CITY EARD.

Workmen have commenced laying
the rails on Moran avenue for the Nor
folk and Atlantic Terminal Electric
Railway to Sewell's Point and other
suburban points.
A colored man whose name could not
be learned, fell from n barge on which
he was working in the Elizabeth river
at the foot of North street yesterday
and was drowned. The body was re-
covered late in the afternoon and
placed under a shed at w. e. Face &
Sons brick yard. and the City Coroner
was notified and an inquest will be
held.
The joint excursion of the Sunday
schools of the ward carried an i'm
mense number of people to Buckroe
Beach yesterday, where the day was
most delightfully."- spent. The excur-
sionists returned at an early hour last
night, highly elated with their trip.
Owing to the excursion to Buckroe
Beach yesterday there were no SER
vices in any of the churches last night.
Camp avenue has been reshelled from
Colley avenue to the river shore, which
has greatly improved it
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
A Foolish Man.

There was once a man who thought
were blind. and he needs must close his
eyes as he walked along to see how it
would be. In this way he walked over n
purse or gold which another man picked
up and rejoiced over There are people
to-day just. as foolish. They moan over
their poor health and miserable feelings
thinking nothing will help them. and Will
not stretch out their hands for the famous
remedy Hotetter's Stomach Bitters-
which has set SO many wise people re-
1olcing. 1t gives firm. graceful roundness
to thin people. 1t brings steady, vigorous
nerves to nervous people. 1t purlfies the
blood. tones up tho stomach, and brings
back real health by making indlgesfion
and constipation impossible 1t is abso-
lutely the greatest remedy known for all
stomach troubles. and is TO be found in
every drug store.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
BRARBLETON WARD.

Mr.. James II. Hill is confined to his
bed by sickness at his home, No. 1877
Reservoir avenue.
Miss Lizzie Boisseaux, of Petersburg,
who Is the guest of her uncle, Mr..
James A. Warwick. of Claiborne ave-
nue.. leaves to-day for her home. ac-
COMPATIBILITY her cousin, Miss Bette
Warwick. who will be her guest for
several weeks.
Mrs. II. N. White and her daughter,
Miss Lillian. of Clay avenue, left on
the Bay Line last evening to spend the
summer In Pennsylvania
Mrs. Julia A. Beale. Of No. III West
Bramoleton avenue, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Claude L. Herbert,
have gone to jackson Springs, n. c.,
to spend the summer.
An entertainment. including refresh
ments, will be given at the residence
of Mr.. BloXom's, at Princess Anne toll
gate. tonight, for the benefit of the
East Brambleton Church, undenomlna-
tional church fund. The promoters of
the enterprise hope that there will be
large number of visitors to help the
cause.
Rev. Lloyd T. Williams. of Trinity NJ.
o. Church. and Rev. s. c. Hatcher. of
Queen street NJ. l.. Church, Will eX-
change pulpits Sunday night.
The sewerage has been commenced
oii tiie east anu west enuS or lSramDle-
ton avenue, and the work on this thor
oughfare Is progressing rapidly.
Chicken thieves are again plying
their vocation on South Kelly avenue.
Only two nights ago lady had to can
In the assistance of a near neighbor
to eXpel from her premises one of these
Obstructive and dangerous intruders.
He succeeded in driving him off by the
use of his pistol. The police are now
giving their special attention to this To-
cality.
The Brambeton Independent Demo-
cratic Club will hold their regular
weekly meeting at their club-rooms at
o'clock tonight.
Mr.. James NJ. Bunting and family, of
62l West Brambleton avenue. are sum-
mering at their cottage at Ocean View.
The funeral of Mr.. S. S. Spalding. the
aged gentleman who died at the home
of his son-inlaw, Mr.. w. r. Moore, on
West Highland avenue, Tuesday, was
held from the residence at o'clock yes
terday afternoon. and was conducted
by Rev. Father John Daughtrey, OF ST.
Mary's Catholic Church. His remains
were forwarded to New Kent county
for interment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
HUNTERSYILLE.

Misses Evelyn and Mae Savage, ac-
companied by Miss Virgie Cromwell,
are attending the Summer Normal at
Roanoke.
Mr. T.. A. Suter, of No. IA johnson
avenue, has returned from his visit to
relatives in England.
Ocean View car No. 1o3 ran entirely
off the track on Church, near Goff
street, about $50 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon. Fortunately no serious dana
age was done.
The services at Huntersville NJ. e..
Church last night was we'll attended
despite t4fe-ttef5i- warm weather. The
pastor, Rev. Daniel L. Merritt, preach
ed an earnest and instructive discourse.
The City Park is becoming more and
more popular every night. Large
crowds visit the grounds nightly and
spend several hours enjoying the
breezes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
(Communlcated.)
Employer Friday Half Holiday"

To the Editor of The virginian- Pilot:
Dear Sir-It is our earnest desire to
have the public made acquainted with
the following regarding the employees
Friday half-holiday:"
We. the employees OF Messrs. Watt.
Rettew & Clay. prefer the entire
weeks vacation. which is annually
given us. with the entire weeks pay in
advance. to eight half days of four
hours each
We appeal to the Judgment OF every
fair-minded man and woman, are not
SIX whole days at one time, with full
pay in advance. more to be desired
than thirty-two hours drawn out
through a period of two months?
The Friday four-hour holiday Is OF
so little value that it should not even
be considered with the solid week,
WHICH, eHaDfes us 10 enjoy n vacation,
which cannot help but prove of great
benefit to us. and better fit us to in
diligently serve the patrons Of our very
liberal employers.
Respectfully yours,
THE EMPLOYEES OF WATT. RET
: TEW G. CLAY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
Personally Conducted Tour TO Ming
ara Fails

Buffalo. Rochester and Geneva Round
trip from Norfolk. $1,000, via Washing
ton or Baltimore. and through the Lee
high and Wyoming Valleys. Mauch
Chunk. the Switzerland of America.
Leave Norfolk Friday, June 30th, as
follows:
Norfolk and Washington Steamers
Leave Norfolk 5:45 p. M; leave Old
Point Gas p. M; arrive Washington
700 a. m.
Bay Line-Leave Norfolk 900 p. m. !;
leave Old Point 1900 p. M; arrive Bal
timore GAS a. m.
Chesapeake Line-Leave Norfolk 5:45
p. M; leave Old Point 6:45 p. M; ar
rive Baltimore $50 a. M, connecting
with special express leaving Washing
Ton ut $40 a. M, Baltimore at 9:05 a.
m, saturday, July LIST, arriving at Nj
asara Falls at 1900 p. m. Through
Pullman parlors cars from Washington
ana baltimore. a rare opportunity to
visit Americas greatest wonder. stop
overs VIII be allowed on the return trip
at Bunalo, Rochester, Geneva. Bur-
dette (Watkins' Glen) and Mauch
Chunk (Glen Onoka). The tickets will
be valid for return trip eleven days
from Norfolk. including day of sale.
For tickets and Pullman-car reserya-
tions. apply to Arthur G. Lewis, South
ern Passenger Agent, No. 1854 Main
street, Norfolk. Va, under Atlantic
Hotel. ie22-eodtos0
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
En- Ronfe TO Eurona.

Yesterdays Baltimore Sun contains
the following item of interest to the
people of Norfolk:
Miss Irene X. Leache. of Norfolk,
Va. is visiting the family Of A. W.
hawks. at Irvington. She will be
Joined Tomorrow by Miss Annie c..
Wood and they will shortly leave from
New York. whence they will sail early
IN July to spend the summer at Bad
Nauheim. Germany. For a number of
years they conducted the Leache- Wood
Seminary in Norfolk, but for the past
decade they have travelled extensively
on the Continent. Miss Wood is widely
known as Aigernon Ridgeway, under
which name she has published eevaro,
successful novels both in this country
and England. Miss Leache and Miss
wood returned to America early last
fall" '
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
lFlE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO THREE AND FIVE
Rem, Estate so,a YESTERDAY.

Messrs Townsend 6 Joynes. auction
GERS. sold yesterday at the Real Estate
and Stock Exchange, the following pro-
perry for Joseph L. Allyn. trustee.
House and lot. No. 80 Falkland street.
10 Mrs y. Il. Burgess. for $1,000.
The manufacturing site fronting 299Is
feet on the east side OF the Norfolk Ter
minal Company's right of way and 1l3
ieet on the north side OF Carr street,
Hramoleton to j. L. Etheredge. for
-Four lots fronting % feet each on the
west side of Maltby avenue TO the same
for $685..
Nine lots fronting as the above to ].
r.. Etheredgc for Il total OF $3.50. or
S-lo each for eight of the lots and $3.50
for the ninth.
Grand total. $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
COURTS YESTERDAY
Another Company Chartered to
Deal in Real Estate.
Marriage Licences Issucd = Police
Court Efcms-The Suit OF Sanford
Brooks 81 BonscI, VS.. City OF Ports
mouth SIM On.

The Abbott Land Company was char
tered yesterday by Judge Hanckel. of
the Corporation Court. The purposes
for which the company is formed are to
buy, sell and lease real estate, and i'm
prove the same with buildings and
other improvements. The capital stock
is from $4,000 to $4,000. divided into
shares of $500 each. $4,000 to be paid up
at the completion of the organization.
limited to $4,000 acres. The officers are:
President. n. b. Abbott. of Columbus,
O.: Vice President, w. II. Wake. of
Columbus. o.; Treasurer, N. q. Abbott,
of Columbus, o.; Secretary. o. ID. Jack
son, of Norfolk. Va. The Board of Di-
rectors is composed of the above and
Thomas Il. Knauss and Chas. e. Mum
son. of Columbus, o.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following parties were granted
marriage licenses in the Clerks office
yesterday:
Claude Walter Duke, minister, of
Baltimore, and Mary Estelle Butt, of
Norfolk.
William Hayhurst and Bertha Sinna-
mon, of Norfolk.
John Thomas Lawrence and Lizzie
Land. colored, of Norfolk.
Stephen Bell and Emmeline Roberts.
colored. of Norfolk.
Thomas Henry Vaughan and Eliza
beth Reed, colored, of Norfolk.
PROPERTY TRANSFER.
The West End Annex Company to A.
j. Vermazen, lot with improvements
fronting % feet on west side of Mallory
avenue; S1,150
THE POLICE COURT.
Beulah Poole, the negro girl who used
a fork on two of her defeated rivals
Lou Hurt and Mary Purvis. was fined
SIS and costs yesterday by Justice Tom
lin, and in default of payment she went
to jail.
Maggie Doyle. drunkenness and pro-
family f1nsd Sc.
Birdie jones, colored, attempting sui
eide by the laudanum route; held for
ten days.
Lucy Boston. colored, insanity; held
for a commission of lunacy.
Dick Skinner. colored, abusing and
throwing brick at Watchman Saun-
ders. at the Old Dominion wharf: fined
Sc.
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
The suit of Sanford Brooks & Bonsal
VS.. the City of Portsmouth, Is still or
in the United States Court. verdict
Will probably be rendered to-day, as the
case is practically closed.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Waddlll
heard argument in the Newport News
case of Oscar Young and wife against
the Chesapeake Steamboat Company.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
A New Two &tcn.

The American Admiral two-step. bv
hinson Hartsell. published by Ander-
son " Thompson. of 224 High street.
portsmouth. Va. is out of the press.
This is very pleasing composition and
pios iair TO win popularity. 1t is re-
Specttuliy dedicated to Admiral George
Dewey. L. :. y. This is MIR IIartseli $
second production. his maiden effort be-
ing. The Virginia Beach Two-Step."
that was published two years ago and
had good sale.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
Invited 10 Yaio college

Captain Wise. of the U. S. s. Frank
lin. left Saturday night for New
Haven, Conn.,, on invitation of the
President Of Yale College, to take part
In the final exercises there. He was ac-
companied by his family. CAPTAIN
Wise will return to Norfolk on Friday,
but his family will spend the Summer
on the New jersey coast