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conspiracy in the restraint OF trade or
commerce among the several States or
with foreign nations TO be unlawful. IL
denominates as criminal every person
who makes any such contract or engages
in any such combination or conspiracy
and provides a punishment by fine or Inn
prisonment. IL invests the several Cir
cult Courts Of the United States with
jurisdiction TO prevent and restrain vio
lations of the act anu makes IL the duty
of the several United States District At
torneys. under the direction of the Attor-
ney General, TO institute proceedings in
equity TO prevent and restrain such vio-
lations. IL further confers upon any per-
son or corporation damaged by
reason of anything forbidden or
declared to be unlawful by the
act the power TO sue therefor in any
Circuit Court of the United States with
out respect to the amount in controversy,
and TO recover threefOld the damages by
him sustained and the costs of the suit,
including reasonable attorney fees. 1t
will be perceived that the act is aimed at
every kind of combination in the nature
of trust or monopoly in restrain of in
terstate or international commerce.
The prosecution by the United States
of offenses under the act of 1890 has been
frequently resorted to in the Federal
courts and notable efforts in the re-
straint of interstate commerce. such as
the Trans-Missouri Freight Association
and the Joint Traffic Association, have
been successfully opposed and sup
pressed.
President Cleveland, in his annual mes
sage of December Z. 1S96-more than six
years subsequent TO the enactment Of
this law-after stating the evils of these
trust combinations. says:
Though Congress has attempted TO
deal with this matter by legislation, the
laws passed for that purpose thus far
have proved ineffective. not because OF
any lack of disposition or attempt TO en-
force them, but simply because the laws
themselves as interpreted by the courts
do not reach the difficulty. II the INSULT
ciencies of the existing laws can be rem
edied by further legislation, 1t should be
done. The fact must be recognized. how
ever, that all Federal legislation on this
subject may fall short of its purpose be-
cause of inherent obstacles and also be-
cause of the complex character OF our
governmental system, which. while max
ing the Federal authority supreme within
its sphere. has carefully limited that
sphere by metes and bounds which can
not be transgressed. The decision of our
highest court on this precise question
renders It quite doubtful whether the
evils of trusts and monopolies can be
adequately treated through Federal ac-
ton unless they seek directly and pur-
posely to include in their objects trans
portation or intercourse between States
or between the United States and foreign
countries.
"It does not follow. however, that this
Is the limit of the remedy that may be
applied. Even though II may be found
that Federal authority is not broad
enough to fully reach the case, there can
~ NJ raaeop 10 doubt the mower of the
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changing conditions have apparently rem
dered II now imperative TO that end The
high margin in bond securities required
resulting from large premiums which
Government bonds command in the mar
ket. or the tax on note issues, or both
operating together, appear TO be the in
fiuences which impair fits public utility.
The attention OF Congress is respect
fully. invited TO this important matter
with the view OF ascertaining whether or
not such reasonable notifications can be
made in the national banking act as
will render its service in the particulars
here referred to more responsive TO the
peoples needs. / again urge that ma
tional banks be authorized TO organize
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general act of July 2. 1890, for the repres-
sion of the African slave trade. TO which
the United States was a signatory party,
this Government preferred not to be rep
resented by plenipotentiary. but re-
served the right OF accession TO the re-
suit. Notable changes were made. those
especially referring to this country being
in the line OF increased restriction OF the
deleterious trade In spirituous liquors
with the native tribes, which this Gov
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building are abundant.
Advanced legislation for
the protection of our
seamen has been en-
acted. Our coast trade,
under regulations WISE
ly framed at the begin
ming OF the Government
and since. shows results
for the past fiscal year
unequaled in our rec
ords. or those of any
other power. We shall
fail to realize our op-
portunities. however. IL
We complacently regard
only matters at home
and blind ourselves to
the necessity of secur-
ing our share in the
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BELGIUM.

II is gratifying TO be
able to announce that
the Belgian Govern
ment has mitigated the
restrictions on the i'm
portation of cattle from
the United States 10
which 1 referred I'm my
last annual message.
Having been invited
by Belgium to partici-
pate in a congress held
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single year in all our
history. our exports a
/. ] ] / . . /. . . / . . . . . |. J . . . . /. . !. . . . . . ]. . ! !. |. .
FOR 1929 alone exceeded ~
by more than a billion ~
dollars our imports and ~
exports combined IN 49,
1870. The imports per ~
capita are 20 per cent H \
less than in $50. while T
the exports per capita
are IS per cent more
than IN $50. showing - O1
the enlarged capacity ~ ~
% the United States 70 N H
Fatisfv the wants of its NH
own increasing popula- ~
tion. az well as 20 con. " :
tribute u those of the ~
peoples OF other ma
tons.
Exports of agricultural prooucti
f5s4. .776.Is2. or manufactured proou
exported IN value sS3s. .5s2. l46. being
than any previous year. II is
worthy fact that the only years
our history when the products
manufactures sold abroad ex
thoee bought abroad were lS9S an
Government receipts from all
Tor the FISCAL year ended June 80. ]
cluding tll7eS. S.3ls u. part payment
Central Pacific Indebtedness. aggr
1910, $50. .00i Is. Customs receipts wer
l2s4sl =. and those from internal T
t27s. .s37.l6l 81.
For the fiscal year the expen
were 500 .O92. .56i %, leaving a def
tss.llI, ,559 G..
The Secretary Of the Treasury
mates that the receipts for the ,
fiscal year VIII aggregate Sss0. .a5s, i
upon the basis Of present appropr
the expenditures VIII aggregate s
i12. leaving 10000. 900. Tor the asci
ended June 30. 1899. the internal r
receipts were increased about 800
The present gratifying strength
treasury Is shown by the fact Z
December !. 1899. the available ca.
Rnce was S27S 0o4. .S37 p. Of which s
b05 3s was in gold coin and bullior
conditions Of confidence which
throughout the country have I
gold into more general use and G
receipts are now almost entirely
that coin.
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associations which are beneficial and necr
essary TO the business prosperity of the
country. The great diversity of treat
ment in different States arising from this
cause and the intimate relations of all
parts of the country to each other with
out regarding State lines in the conduct
of business have made the enforcement
of State laws difficult.
1t is apparent that uniformity Of legis-
laion upon this subject In the several
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ther true that year by
year. with larger areas
OF land under cultiva-
ton, the increasing vol
ume OF agricultural pro-
ducts, cotton. corn and
wheat, calls for a
larger volume of money
supply. This is espe-
cially noticeable at the
crop harvesting and
crop moving period.
In its earlier history
the national banking
act seemed to prove a
rea s on able avenue
through which needful
additions 10 the circu-
laton could from time
TO time be made.
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- 49,
several States to act
effectively in the prem
ises. and there should
be no reason to doubt
their willingness to ju-
diciously exercise such
power.
The State legislation
to which President
Cleveland looked for re.
lief from the evil of
trusts has failed to ac-
complish fully that OBJ
ject. This is probably
due to a great extent
to the fact that differ
ent States take differ
ent views as to the
proper way TO discrim-
mate between evil and
/. Il.
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AUSTRO-HUhGaRY

In my last annual
MESA ge I adverted 70
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
Selected
Trlnute,o Nobln MN

The Raleigh Biblical Recorder, the
organ of the Baptist Church in North
Carolina, pays the following beautiful
and well deserved tribute to the late
Dr. w. S. Lacy:
North Carolina lost one of her
noblest sons, and the world was bereft
of one of its saintliest spirits when Rev.
w. S. Lacy, D. d., died at Raleigh, Oc-
tober 18th. He was a minister of the
Presbyterian Church, and that COM
munion never had an advocate more
true to 1t or more sweetIy tolerant of
these who were OF other churches. He
was pure. indeed. from his earliest
youth. Hc served In the war, both as
n soldier of Christ and of the cause of
his people Eloquent Of speech. he was
more eloquent in the sweet example of
life hid with Christ in God. To his sor-
rowing wife and to his brother, Mr.. r.
r. Lacy, we extend sincere sympathy"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
EscnIIIIful Sims.

The beautiful signs just being erect
cd by Watt, Rettew e Clay at the
store building corner OF Main and
Cranky streets. are attracting much at
tention by reason of their size. beauty
to finish tand astefuncss of design.
They are 10 be placed on the CRANKY
street side of their building and are
ninety feet long and four feet high.
This is said to be the largest sign south
of New York. The sign for the Main
street side is fifty feet long and six feet
lgh
The letters of these signs arc Roman
in style and both the letters and scrolls
were carved out of white pine. They
are covered with 22-karat gold and are
firmly secured to Il strong background
OF galvanized WIRE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
NEW NORFOLK BANK
Steps in Progress to Establish a
New Private Bank in this City,
New York and Baltimore Capitalists
nro .Hch,nd tho DenI-proposo 10
Handle Commercial rnpor aud
Looms on Isenl,y.

For some time the Virginian- Pilot
has been aware that movement was
in progress to open new bank in Nor
folk. and the project now promises to
culminate successfully in the near
future.
The local end of the enterprise has
been in the hands Of one OF Norfolk's
well known attorneys, who is well
posted on matters connected with loans
and finance. The capitalists interest
eu are we'll known moned men of New
York City and Baltimore.
A PRIVATE BANK.
On being interviewed yesterday by
representative of this paper, the legal
gentlemen representing the capitalists
confirmed the report of the movement,
and stated that the new institution will
De n private bank and savings bank.
It's object Is to find safe Investment for
large amount Of Eastern capital at
remunerative rates of interest. At the
same time it's projectors expect to
hahdie good commercial paper and de-
sirable real estate loans at much lower
rates than now prevail here.
Present rates OF discount in Norfolk
are usually G, Z and 8 per cent. The
new bank, 1t is stated, proposes to
handle gilt-edge paper at 5, and 7
per cent. 1t also proposes to make
loans on choice real estate at rates be-
low those now current.
Inc parties Interested have made q
careful survey of the local field and
have also investigated the rates Of dis
count and interest on real estate loans
IN other Of the more desirable parts OF
Virginia, AS n result of this investga,
ton they believe that the present is
most opportune time for establishing
new institution here OF the charac-
ter described.
1t is understood that no name ha.
definitely been decided upon, but it is
stated that the name, The Merchants
Savings Bank" has been under consic-
Grafton. If oil details progress salts
factoriiy. the projectors expect to have
spring.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
Wealth in ~ shoe.

Dominica Diamado. an Italian shoe
maker of Queen street, is probably the
only man of his profession who has
ever had pair of shoes in his shop
with sl.0i0 inclosed in one of them.
Fannie Barbour. wife OF Jim Barbour.
the colored saloon keeper. was the
owner of the shoe and money She nut
the money there for safe Keeping. ana
fc"got to remove it when she sent the
shoe to Diamado to be repaired Her
mistake was soon discovered, and she
reported 1t to the police. Detectives
Heppel and West searched the Italians
shop and found the money secreted un-
der cot.
Fhe Barbour woman had applied to
the Italian for her money before re-
porting the loss to the police. but failed
to see-it-.:atfd when fouHrl ~ t..S.- off,
GERS, IN ms establishment. he was ar
rested, and will have n hearing in Pc
lice Court this morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
FuncraI or Mrs. y1cCar,y.

The obsecuies of Mrs. Susan NJ. Nc
Carly. relct of the late CAPTAIN Nci,
McCarty, were held from the residence,
nc, no, 4a2 West Highland avenue. Bran.
Tho services were conduc+nG hv Rn,,
rather Frioii. assistant pastor of ST,
Mary's Catholic Church, and the inter
ment was in Elmwood Cemetery. Fol
lowing were the nall-haarcrs: NessIs.
Z. II. Digs. S. S. Salyer. NJ. IT. Cashin,
.. =. iMllips, James O'Rourkc T.. w.
opNcy ana captain G. S. Nelson. There
was a handsome display of floral tri-
butcS. III
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
NEW INDUSTRY.
ESTABLISHED BY NIR. J. M I'M
STADTER, OF NORFOLK.

oIADItt, OF NORFOLK.
Mr.. j. M. Umstadtcr, of the Umstad-
ter-N[cyer Company, has established n
plant i'm this city for the manufacture
OF popular and novelties of plaster Of
paris and is making preparations to
push the sale of its products.
Ihese novelties are of the kind tina
may be seen on sale in various Norfolk
stores. and consist principally of to-
pacco Jars, pipe racks, match holders
anu ash receivers. These have been on
me market for some time and have
proved SO popular that Mr.. Umstadter
mas decided to get a share OF the trade
In these wares the plastic material is
moulded and modelled into such forms
as heads. skulls, etc. 4 series OF small
heads OF monks. or heads representing
various nationalitics, connected on one
pase. forms unique and attractive
pipe rac!: much priced by smokers for
their artistic "dcns." For the smoking
rootn no more popular article has been
produced for many years.
MIR. umstodter exhibited several spc-
cimens of the work of his plant to a
GrEinan- Piiot representative yester-
day and described very Interestingly the
process Of manufacture. lie states that
ne expects To soon put several sales-
men on the road and supply the trade
at any point In the United States.
samples of the work are now on eShi-
Dltion at the store or the Umstadter-
Meyer Company.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
Tho - c,nwarc I.c=i.,n,urc.

The Wilmington Sun of Monday save.
me irip of the Delaware Legislature
ana us guests TO Old Point Comfort md
Norfolk Va, constituted the most sue
cessiui reunion held by a Diamond
STATE legislative body. The legislators
anu their guests returned SATURDAY.
evening" on special train. after having
,untaseo taste OF Southern hospitality
Inc party has wisely concluded that
Nofioik honored the Blue Hens Chick
ems IN manner totally unexpected bu.
agreeably accepted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
E.ccturc on arcl,l1oe.,,re

one of the classes of Miss Mary Grav
at the Mary Washington College 70,
Young Ladies is paying some attention
10 the study of the progress of the
science of architecture.
IN response to an invitation, Mr.. c.
w; II. russell of this city. yesterday
delivered an address before thc class -,
the subject of "'rhe Origin and C,rovt,
Oh Ancient and Classic Architecture.
me address was one OF much intor-
est and value and greatly appreciated
me thanks of the class were extended
TO Mr.. Russell.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
PYTHiAN CONVENTION.
PROGRAM OF EXERCISES AR
RANGED FOR TONIGHT.

PROGRAM OF EXERCISES AR
RANGED FOR TONIGHT.
Major r. q. Warren, District Deputy
Grand Chancellor OF the knights OF
Pythias Of the first district, has ar
ranged his program for the second an
nual convention, which will be held in
the Pythian Castle, Newport News, this
evening, the arrangements for the re-
ceptlon and entertainment of the guests
being In the hands OF Warwick Lodge.
No. 70. of that city.
FOLLOWING are the addresses which
VIII be delivered tomorrow night:
Address Of Welcomes. r. Buxton,
OIL Wafwick. No. ~. Newport News.
acknowledgements. e. Warren, D.
e. C., of Atlantic, No. "a, Norfolk.
How TO Make Our Meet
ings Interesting and Attractive" Col
onel George c. Cabell, Jr., of Danville,
No. So.
Addrcss-"Uniform Rank" Brlgadier
General d. J. Turner. Of Atlantic
Address-"Thc Endowment Rank" j.
G. John A. Mcdonald. of Atlantic. No.
Address-"The Aim, Purpose and
Benefits of Our Order" Vice Grand
Chancellor Charles L. Bland, of Ports
mouth.
The Vice Grand Chancellor will con-
Ter the Grand Lodge rank on all Past
Chanccllors who are entitled to the
same and have not Received it,
rms convention promises to be one
OIL unusual interest, us there will be
prominent Pythians from Norfolk.
portsmouth. Hampton. Deep Creek,
Bcrkley, Suffolk, Franklin. Roman,
NImmo, Cape Charles and Reedsville.
Inc Pythians of Norfolk, Portsmouth
anu hefktey have chartered the Old
DOMINION steamer Mobtack to take
tnen over at p. m. this evening.
me members of Warwick Lodge are
making extensive preparations for the
event and the visiting Pythians will re-
ceiVe royal treatment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
nna L,tcr.ry En,ortn.nm,p,

a most excellent musical program
has been provided by the Woman's
Home Mission Society Of the Hunters
vile M. e. Church for Friday at 8
o'clock In the church, for the lovers
OF or music. Besides the vocalists, the
largest graphophone south of Baltimore
viii furnish the celebrated baritone
solos of Mr.. J. w Myers, of New York,
gram follows:
1. Graphonhone-"The Heart Bowed
2. Recltation-"Anthony at Death
OF Caesar" ....:.........
o. vocal 500 ..:..,:........... Selected
John Drew.
=. Graphophone-"For in the Forest"
B. Tenor Solo ........ Remembrance"
blackwell Holland.
U. Graphophone ........ Let All Obey"
]. w. Myers.
+" Graphophone1,"Bye Bye, She'll
y. violin Solo 1900. Geo. Nottingham
D. Contraito solo .............. Selected
Miss Sallie r. Jones.
10. Graphophone ........... Selected
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
.ri,n Cn.o orAiex rnte.

The Court Of Appeals denied Mr.
Hugh G.. Millcr's motion for writ OF
error and supersedeas in the case of
Alex. Tate. cGlorcd. in Richmond yes
terday. Tate. it win be remembered, is
confined in the county Jail in Ports
mouth under sentence of death for the
murder on the outskirts of Portsmouth
last spring. Mr.. Miller, who is employ
ed in the case by Colonel Julian Carr,
OF North Carolina, will now appeal to
the Governor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
Aaal.lonnI Snbscrint.on 81. y,nonn,.

The following additional donations to
the rebuilding fund of ST. Vincents
Hospital were handed to Treasurer
Beaman yesterday:
DR.. Il. L. Field. city, $50.
RI; Rev. j. \. lIealy. D. D., Bishop OF
Portland, Me. $50.
Mass, s25. N'u' b
The Virginia State Fair, one-half O,
30 per cent. gate receipts last dav ~
fair, SIG. 'S VI
nenziger Bros. New York City. $40.
u. j. Collins. Newport News. 50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

Our stock begins to show the effects
of early buying. If your order is for
us don't delay it. you are losing tho
choicest patterns. RUDOLPHI & WAL
LACE, S33 Main St.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
Eye. sx,,nined Ercc.

DR.. a. Week manager OF the optical
department of the Gale jcweiry Com
pany. VIII examine your eyes free. De-
fcctivc vision and complicated cases
specially Invited 10 call. je26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

A scw Undertaking Estnbiishmcnt
has been opened by Thomas Scott's
Sons &c Co., at No. SO Charlotte street.
Funeral orders will receive prompt at
tention day or night. Mfr. George J..
McDermott, manager. Southern Bell
phone No. S97. Il oc15-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

We are headquarters for all ra,lroo1
watches. We carry the largest line in
the city. Cali and sec our stock and
learn prices. The Gale Jcwelry 90
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

English novelties In fine suitings and
,rouserings tailored by Rudolph 6 We'll
lace. They are sure to win favor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

An old remedy that has proven its
value in curing headaches and mains
has made It's appearance here-Iiicks
Capudinc,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

Never Qui, certainty for hope" Noyor
take n medicine OF doubtful vnI,io ,ns,n,Ir
Oh itooa 5 Sarsaparilla which is sure to
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

Despite the scarcity Of cloth. wo hovo
succeeded in importing the second lot
OF Drummond soft-hnish worsteds. You
must be an early caller 70 see thi,
high grade goods RUDOLPH 81
WALLACE. $50 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

All In sight of monument Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly.
y. Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only. S2i
Main street corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

Hicks CAPUDINE will cure all your
headaches, etc. Ask your druggist for
II.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

TO CiRE Ia GRIPPE TWO DAYS
rake Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
MI druggists refund the money II II fails
20 cure. T.; W. Groves signature is on
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the office Of the Clerk of the ITr;,aa
states Court yesterday ]. M. Lacklon0
through his counsel. Messrs. Cole e.
Shultice. filed petition in bankruntcv
with SG91.15 liabilities and 5000 ossets
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
$3.50 CIVIC cAnN,vALsa.5o

Parade. :nurmnmrnf, Etc.. nj
ssich:nnnd oct. 81, SOY. I-2. Low
isn;"s VIA. n, a. ". RS.
On account OF tho above, occasion the
Norioin ana Western railway Will sell
on October 30th and 3lst and November
lst and I'd round trip tickets to Rich
mond nj rate of S25o, including coupon
OF admission 10 tournament and races
both days, and good for return passes
until November ith. For tickets and
full information apply to w. Il. Halle
wood. c. z. & It. a.. No. 10 CRANKY
street, or c. e. Finch. Agt., N. & W.
Depot, C. II, -DOSLEY.
oc26-4t Dict Pass. Agt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN PEN FOR ENGAGEMENT = a
~ practical carpenter of long eXper-
fence as foreman on wharf bridge and
fence IN railroad terminal work flcaiinc
property. Good references. Address l;oS
3D. Guy oc25-2ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

wv ANTED = PERMANENT BOARD-
w ers In well kept clearinghouse;
location and convenient to business CEN
Ter. Apply COG Freemason street.
oc2I-3t<
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING.

Henry Bonncy. who conducts q. saloon
nj inc corner of Union street and Reia,s
iae. was iined S25 and costs in the Police
Court yesterday for selling lio,.or last
sunday. lie entered plea OF guilty
ana PAID the amount assessed against
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
BOGRDERS,

WI ANTED-Two YOUNG MEN, or
w gentleman and wife, can secure
board with private family In Client. New
mouse, heated throughout. References en-
changed. Address NJ. a. c.. care Virgin
ian-Pilot. oc9,.a,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26

w ANTED-ROARDERS AND TABLE
W boardcrs n The Raleigh House re-
Gently renovated and is under new man
agement Apply to the MISSES THORN
TON. 2 York Place. Norfolk, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-26
FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-CiInAP SECOND FLOOR
4. brick building. 40XS0. with good onicc
attached; good location Water street l;le-
Nator and outside stairway. Address
BRICK. care Nirginlan-P!lot. oc25-lw
FoR RENT-ONE LARGE FURNISH
~ ed room. with or without board, in
COCO location and central part of city.
oc2i-3t'