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New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

49,. .s,ance OF a victorious battalion does
LIN, ,.,,.r Rapld Transi, Company. backed 10y
'"' .e--o~ Roswell T. Flower and his friends 20
' -,,~,q new. territory and pushing 20 one side
VS. t,.,is in the transportation business IN the DOT
'N ~, u-ooklvn Hardly a day goes by without
o'-. ~ announcement of advance on the part OF the
So a.. .,r,oanv and Yesterday was no exception,
49,. t2-,,krvn Elevated Railroad Is now a thing
ho nas, and t1e Brooklyn Union Company
,,ss bv NJ Flower. has taken its place.
,,I,..,er. Rossrcr and Secretary Williams. OF the
.e.. ..or,rarv. are stiu proudly heading the pro-
tor having been elected to the two chiet eN-
o,,..tve positions In tho new corporation
,,-i.-i,k r-hll,auu was Yesterday retired as re-
80 of +ho R-0okivn Elevated road. and he
,,-rs5 .hc property over 20 Mr. Rosser and his as
..s-snts Tho following new directors were elected.
rroleri- T. O,cott. clinton J.. Rossifer. T. :. VIII
,sms william Halls ir.. Frederick Uhlmann. VIII
- p S1oehan Nicholas +. Brady. Fred :
--,oo-e- John George Ira \. Kip jr.. John =.
-a,,o- John " Clarke and Harry Folger This
~. contains large sprirkling of young blood, and
,s..q-o- that President Rossiter viii have cordial
s.,oort .r tac management ~ the new system.
no directors az meeting elected Mr Rossiter
--esier- tul Colonel Williams secretary and treas
frederick I-hlraauu rct.rcs from the management
-f rs-. worship Of Tho road with his bank account
,,,-ea-.l I'D che extent ~ $4,000 as that was the
san allowed rim hv tno referee. ). Edward Swan
s.-or f,r handling the finances of the Brooklyn
r-o,a,.i f-~ tne last TWO years. The size Of this
far t fAf-'if'i'i l' l.i' p'''.'. ''S MI N''
,,.r-.s rlanaromer, Of the road has been extreme
N-' ... ..,f., =. ..--r. .l,.. .,.
SIN WAS ..r..d upon hy the parties interested and
tssr, va- ao objection 90 Mr. Uhlmanns fat fee
.. e..t-- oe . t,,l-r,,,. -ail~ood
i ...'..- d.. . r..1 l..r NOV. uroHta-
company .,
raar,.. man 20 Tribune reporter. in commenting
oA .. " ,, ,..,
goes t. great 4"i-'HS io d'il'SiiaIt 'H~' MI 'H'-
- .., ,... o., .,,,si7.~,.io, IIo SAYS
s'"'' '..'S '''''' "
81 part
e ., s 49,, tho. tho so,l
i appears tt 'hf PROOFS 'ti're N" 'Aal 'He S.'-
irritt -lInaNn as -hLh i'CrlN'' '.ts @ ~ -
As .lf .utment received from i4t Qpt'.lulis ~ ~
iAt it... 49, S.5.-'' '' tts -scei,e-shtu
r.. sum az S. -.37s7 s That he has delivered over
o. the Brooklyn Mon Elevated Railroad COMPANY
~ that ,f-,- contained ir the order Of February
j. l'r 'h, railroads A~ia ~ niiI as an en-
a i.' =. ''. an - -.'..'' ''''''' "
VIZ. except 'a' sum ~ S-''.''' ''.
Ae..- referring ra NJ 1-rl,nann's oversight Of the
or I'D, f'-..er con, ..es. - ,bo 70
c4.re- -1. ipe ot -te ,,roacrt, ~ bis hands has
very .r-e.r enhanced. During i'ecemnrr. -
an. January l'.' ,h. ,| ~ q, or n,s.,ncgrs
pe- lar and t.er- was a deficiency OF $is'.-- q
d, ,.- r~-ut ot tae operations for the year o,e- 10,
IFS ' ".. t. -,it. ~ t,,. 'rgi'r5ld
= ,,s, ~. e. sif =. n, caused now Ties and guard
rails ,o t. substituted for old ones at % cost OF
c,.- S7- ;e, a.. had S>s tons ~ uew steel rails
laid ir place of old ones. ar cost OF 500 ane
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
To SELL BARNTM ISLAND.

Mreoa Long Island March 25-The Nassau
Count, Board ~ Supervisors has decided 20 dis
pose 20 Harnum Island without delay. no pri'"
has been set on the property bur bids have been
asked and il d. expected that The county VIII 70
ce.ve 5000" for tae land The money VII oc'qse4 ,3
der WIFI cat tne island There are tew vagraniS
There now tnt trawps having departed
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

Arrangements have Just been announced for the
marriage Of Miss Emma Lilly Arabella Parsons 20
Charles Sedler Adams. which is % take place In
Grace Episcopal Church the Heights Hicks
81 and Grace Court at S o'clock on the evening u
April = Miss Parsons is the daughter OF MI ana
Mrs Hosrner buckingham Parsons OF 80 l6S Lin
Adams OF No 93 HancOck-st. He IS graduh -e
Of Columbia University. and q member ~ tht
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity NJ. Adams ana
Miss Parsons were scho0iuates et Adclphi college
and many of the bridal party are their od sc'o''
friends ..
The wedding ir Grace church viii be preceded ty
full choral service The maid of honor is y" he
Mss Marie Louise Rossiter The hrid"sinalo~ .iI'
to be- Miss Florence I Vernon Miss Elsie Olds. Miss
Emily Belts. Of BROOKLYN Miss 4 b"Tiha q fa.t.
OF Philadelphia and Miss Julie Siedl"r ana Miss
Charlotte Sedler. OF Manhattan.
William VI. Adams. father oi the hrldeIIoo u
10 serve as best for MS son. The ushers are
20 hc Emil \. Tauchert Harold NJ ituu. FrtnN
McCoy. 1r.. John Thompson conover William RyeF-
son and Albert Watkins.
on Friday evening Miss Vernon gave a theatre
party iu honor ~ Miss Parsons There We're l"i
In the party. and they witnessed me preseil
of The Great Ruby" at Days Theaire' Mannat.
The WaldOrf-AstOria.
Mrs Lcvermore wife OF Professor Iovermore. ~
Adelph College. on Wednesday gave q dinner I'm
honor Of NJ Rod tho French lecturer. he instruct
ors of the French department and other members
Of the college staff
At its afternoon meeting for March on Tuesday
the Kosmos club discussed German art The pa
pers read were on 'Holbein and Durcr." a Visit
20 Hoffmann's Studio" German Handrrafts' and
stained Glass with informal tax on 20 athf-
dral Architecture" The meeting was ~ the nome
of Mrs. William Cammeyer No. so Prospect Pace.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

S. John s,airer's can,a'a Mary MaFdalen' VIII
b sung ty -he choir Of the New-York Avenue
Methodist Church this evening ar 7&o o'clock Ine
car,at. will boz preceded bv lecture by thc pastor
or Terrys0rs "Nlsion OF sin
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
DRESS GOODS.

ID
All the new Easter Dress Goods, represent.
ing the psst efforts of the leading fRENSn,
GERMAN and ENGLISH and DOMESTIC
1ANUFACTURERS.
Compare our prices with similar goods OF
fered elsewhere. The advantage you gain IN
this department will agreeably surprise you.
52-inch Broadcloth. fine twill back. made or
finest Australian wool. closely sheared. the kind
thar will not wear rough equals any forelgn
cloth sold at SD all the leading colors that
are in demand. Csc. .o
Imported Broadcloths. at sl.2o. $i'oo'
Sl.75. , ,o
acc. GO.
54-inch Heavyweight Golf and Bicycle suit
ings neat invisible plaids and o.erchecks' e ,Ho
lines very much underprced at Toe. ana SSo'
All Wool Henrietta cloth. TWO specials QUO.
and 69c. go.
Plaid Back Golf and Bicycle Suitings. Sl.Zo.
Victoria cords new effect in plain color
dress goods all the newest spring colorings,
worth Sl25 Csc
-O-nch Wiry Granite Weaves. new spring
shades. S9o ., -.
CheviOt Finish CO"erts neat herringbohe ana
overpald effects, 49c. 70
American novelties that We're selling al vcc
and 5gc on the bargain table. at ZSc.
White and Cream Cashmeres for Confirmation
Dresses 29c. 39c.. Soc. 69c. and Toe.
New Large Plaids. in great variety, very
fashionable for separate skirts. 39c.. 6oc, Soc.
44-inch Steam -shrunk Storm Serge, double
warp. pure worsted. all colors 49c.
ACF AMI LIVINGSTON STRfH.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
BLACK SILKS.

20 niaces OF 36-inch Black Habutai silk. pure
dive. perfect black. this silk cannot be pur-
cIased elsewhere for less than I3c. or Soc on
sale al soc. IN.
24-inch Satin Duchesse. special good value
79c. and 95c.
Italian satin Duchesse or satin Luxor. maze
b, Cavazzi of Milan. a pure dye fabric. perfect
49, reqarls weave nnish and wearing quality,
th4 $40 grade for Sl.25. the Sl.15 grade for
$3.50. .bo
Beldins Brothers Satin Duchesse one OF the
Grost - domestic productions. Sl.25 and
Sl.5O. ....,o,o,
39c.. 49c.. SOC. .,,o.
RIack Dress Taffeta. pure dye made by
Antoine Guinet Of France $l.25 and Sl.5o.
rruTOA STDEET CAIlATlN pl
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
SILKS.

Notwithstanding the recent advance In all
lines OF Silk Fabrics, due 10 the great advance
OF Raw Silk, the following items are as low
priced as ever; the changed market condition
will necessitate higher prices when present
stock is exhausted.
23-inch Taffeta Finish Habuta silks. all the
leading shapes and fancy shades SIC. .
Plain and Changeable Serge, for lining' max
silk tn kind that will wear. 39c.
Printed India Silk choice styles, BIC.
Printed Satin Liberty. 39c.
Printed Habutai silks. tho newest Designs
55c.
23-inch Printed Foulard silks. some Of the
latest French designs. 69c.
Changeable Taff4ta silks 59c.
Coored Taffeta Silks. all the scarce colorings
this grade. If purchased to-day would cost '5c.
69c. o
Fancy Taffeta Silks. a good range Of 69c.
fabrics 49c. an
white Wash silks specials at 39c. 49c.,
69c.
New Plaid silks Id quality, in the newest
French combinations, 9Sc.
Corded Taffeta silks. stripe effects. az present
In great demand soc. and 9Sc
All silk Satin Duchess all the leading colorA
soc. and 79c.
5000 500 and $500 Colored satin puchesse,
a dozen good shades. on sale at Sl'ls.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
BROOKLYN 81" NO MORE.
.,soRPTroN BY THE RAPID TRANSIT
COMPANY COMPLETED.

u,pD svAxs7RoNs EU10GY OF FRED
rRrrx UmMANNs ABILITIES As a RE-
,,,,vrR-sicocoo FOR TWO YEARS
vopt,-Tllr BROOKLYN UNION
COMPANY sUCcEEps THE
OLD ORGANIZATION.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Another Silk Supremacy DE
MORE AT HALF PRICE.

Once more to emphasize our SILK Supremacy W
tucked are quite unlike any OF those sold here or eScV
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Great Opening Display of New Shoes.

Ilvnahr or US
GcsR
Te esm
nbematT rose HI
Aroun uponbyh he
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

IlUVt
The aieta DAINTY
perfect It's an opportunity m W" we" rep
hnGisn ventO O
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
YOUR NOSTRILS
Are Intended to Warm, MOisten
and Clean the Air You
Breathe.

If they are clogged UP disease must re-
I'VE h"yT 9 4,N,y ,,, ssen NJ Tkol Eh2
NOSE. tho LEFT nostril osnecally being
CLOGGIiD UP SO THAT / COULD
HARDLY Blti!AriiE through 1T at all:
As result. often had 10 sit up in bed
ON account OF not being able 10 breathe
freely. and WOULD HAVE no
BREATHE THROUGH MY MOUTH.
WHEN ! AWAKENED MY MOUTH
AND THROAT WOULD EE DRY AND
TASTED BAD. or late SUFFERED
OFTEN WITH HEApACIlE AND y
TICKLING FEELING ~ THE
THROAT lIAD y HEAD COLD MOST
ALL THE TIME. and the stoppagc of the
nose had effected my speech somewhat.
Or Eirey's treatment has made me feel
entirely like now man. CAN
BREATIl. As FREELY, | THINK. AS
ANYONE. without the least incouvcn-
iencc, sleep aoumdly, apparently HAVING
NO COLDS TO contend With, no tickling
IN the throat. etc. and only those who
have suffered as have can really appre-
ciate what DIR. l'ircy has done FOR me.
ABE JACOBOSKY
$50 High street. Portsmouth, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Pigeon snoo, virginia nench.

The Virginia Beach Cunning Club
gave its third shoot Yesterday evening.
live pigeons and clay birds both being
used. liurl'nsham rules governed.
-3-;+iirtA- Nards;-ii- ;iial Il fts+ yards.
boundary.
Tho FIRST match dive birds) was won
by H. Hurst. who killed FIVE out of n
possible five: w. s. Price killed four
Mcrrain ana r. Holland three each,
and G. Fern two.
Second l:vent-B. Hurst. S: w. S.
Price. L. Merriam. B.
Third Event-W. s. Price. 4: 3.
Hurst. ,: Merriam. ..
Fourth Event (clay brds)-V Mar
shall, :. j. Grubs. w. s. Price and r.
j. richardson. ! each: r. Winemillcr
and y. Phillips. 3 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Mi~. nnry e.. i,u.russ Dcnn.

Miss Mary c. Eurruss died at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon at The home
of her mother. on Wood street, after
a lingering illness with consumption.
Miss Burrliss graduated from tho
Retreat for the Sick. now the Profess
iani Hospital. in 1895. Her health
began To fail rapidly some time since
ana. Notwithstanding love and skill
were assiduous in the effort to restore
her to health and strength. she grad
uallN crew weaker She is survived by
q mother. brother and sister.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Coming 10 vIrGInIn.

Mr. q. d. Jackson. formerly promi-
nent citizen OF Columbus. o.. but Il
resident of Norfolk for five years past,
says that Norfolk people Will see great
cr development in this section during
the next twelve months than our city
has ever known before i'll any five
years of the past. lie says the West
is interested in Virginia. especially in
Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
rEt ~ 2: TRAD.
no NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN TIL
SCHEME.

Tho NirSini3n-Pilot stated some
weeks ago that il was reliably inform
ell that the dCel for the peanut factories
of this section was promoters
scheme, and that the success of the
enterprise depended upon the ability of
certain gentlemen To- pool 1000 coo Of
the stock OF Il company to be known
MS 'rhc American Edible Nut Com
pHn% "a peanut manufacturer said
yesterday that there were no new de-
vclopments. 1t is true tia; some of the
dealers have agreed 10 scll. and all of
them. 1t Is said. vii! sell at Il suits
factory price. IT Is. however, reliably
stated that m money has boon rald
and that the scheme hrs not made any
profitable headway for ten days or
more.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

Tho announcement OF Mr.. John Will
lis. Jr.. in the advertising columns OF
The Nrginian-P Pilot to-day should be
read by every one who expects to at
tend the fire sale of furniture and
carpets At his store tomorrow. II Will
prove II absorbing interest 10 them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

lust received. n fine assortment Of
licywoods; prices from IS to $40. cash
or credit. Williamson q Sykes. 5G3 and
"c1 Church street near Queen.
fest
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
BOAEDERS.

IN WO Gt.NTEF:M EN- CAN RENT
comfortably furnished. heated Rooms.
with board and use OF bath: hot and cold
water. Apply ut $40 DUKE ST. fC26-3t'
VIZ ANTED-SOARDERS AT ISL Butte
w street. fca6-3t-
cd LEA SAINT FURNISHED ROOM,
4 with or without board at 2n Church
street. opposite St. Paul's Church.
fcl5-im-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

nLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE EX-
~ tending It's agency force wants cap
able men and women to travel and APP
point agents. Salary. SO per month and
expenses. Some for local work. Good
ply. with reference. BUTLER & ALGER,
New Haven, Conn.
fc2G, mch1 SIS - 10 9,22-St
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
TIE MAY MISGHIANZA
The Spring Jubilee Getting Well
Under Way.
Important Meeting 10 BE Held n,
Rooms of Business Mems Associa-
ton Tomorrow Evcning Charter
Filed ut Richmond.

The active work OF the Spring Car
nival will possibly begin tomorrow
night, when the Board of Directors will
meet In the rooms of the Business
Mems Association. 1t is understood
that the special committees will be
appointed at this meeting. and will be-
gin at once the work that will be
necessary to make the mischianza the
success that is anticipated. Interest is
still on the increase in the matter. and
1t is generally conceded that the en-
tcrtainmcnt will be the most attractive
thing of the kind ever undertaken in
the state.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

A GENTS-slC0 Weekly and expenses
IN guaranteed good men TO sell Arctic
RcfrigcratinE Machines for cooling refrig-
orators: guaranteed 81 per cent. cheaper
than ice: indes,ructiblc. evcrlastin,
Every owner of Il refrigerator buys them.
as tho saving of ice in one month more
than pays FOR machine. Have over 500
In use. One thousand testimonials from
leading merchants of the L. s. Greatest
monopoly ever offered agents No compe-
tition: exclusive territory assigned good
statesmen. Write to-day ana secure your
territory before it IS taken. ARCTIC RE
FRlGERATING CO. Cincinnati, O. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
AGENTS WANTED.

NV ANTED-SALESME TO SELL TO
w dealers. $50 10 Sl23 monthly and eX-
penscS: experience unnecessary; write for
particulars. ACME CIGAR COMPANY.
Chicago. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
FOR RENT.

IL or RENT. THE THREE-sToRY
L brick building. corner Water and
laycttc streets. formerly occupied by c.
w. GranGy IL Sons. Possession given at
once Apply at office of BYRD. BALD
WIN & co. jy?-tf
III or RrNT-STORES. 200. coi, 2cj
IL Church street. at present occupied
10y S. Bachrach 3: Bro, ID. II. Levy and
Mrs. J. = u. Anderson: possession janu-
airy LIST 1899. Apply to j. Il. BANTER.
No 2lI Church street oclS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

LN DlSON'S gaslight burner fits all kcro-
IL scnc lamps ana produces brilliant gas
light; no ch mnoy or wick required just
out: phenomenal seller: sample free to
legitimate agents: best goods; best terms.
EDISON ILLUMINATINCi CO, Clcve-
land, Ohio. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

WOndrOusIy Low as
Prices have been and
unequa|Ied as were Of
ferings on High Stand
ard, Honest MerChan-
disc throughout the pro-
gresS OF this Famous
and Unprecedented
Stock Relief Unloading
Sale, this weeks saw
ing chances clearly OUT
distance all previous
records. PRE- INVEN-
TORY OFFERINGS reign
supreme over every cor
ner Of every department
Of the Big Store, level
ing prices on High Glass
Apparel down 10 and
even below the cost Of
inferior SORTS generally
offered, and making
possible the Richest.
Rarest and Grandesi
Bargains which only ex-
traordinary conditions
can control they create
Golden Opportunities in
Unparalleled Buying
Privileges which will
never again knock at
your doors, and which
no shreWd and eCon0m-
iCaI buyer can afford
passing unnoticed Or
not taken advantage Of.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

DO your glasses suit YOU? If not, sec
Dr. Week. $40 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

MAJ ANTED-sALESMEN AND COL
w lectors to work n the citv and
country. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
FEATURING co. $50 and 2al Church st.
Norfolk Va. or 30; Court street. Ports
mouth. juS2taw II
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

w I'LL THE LADY FROM ATLANTIC
w CITY who lost her purse Saturday.
February 1lth. call AZ 30 Main street and
receive Information concerning same and
leave address? liz
ID EMONAL. - DIR. BROWN HAS RE
III moved his office and residence to 2S2
Church street. over Seneca's Drug Store
fc1S-lwH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

w AN1I1D = FIRST-CLASS SALES
w man: good opportunity for success
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
AT S9.69 p5 Msn ~5 @9s s9 shsv.s Of

y y. y y tweed and homosr1n
materials. made up Into Che latest
and nobhicst cut Of single and
double-hren Stcd sacks. manufac-
turel and Intended for much cost
Her !ines-su!iI That have the strk-
eng effect of made measure gar
m"nts. and FL fact equal thcm ia
every way except IN price, y
beautiful and vast array OF tho
most stylish patterns and designs
to choose from. An accurate M
guaranteed. just the same as
though fun prices were paid n5r
them. Come carly for the hes,
r!cilngs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

w T. NEED LADIES AND GENTLE
w men as correspondents; also to take
photographs for Illustrating; fascinating
employment. requiring no experience:
good camera supplied free. Send address
ed envclope for terms; act quickly. CO
York. Ii
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

M AKD YOUR MONEY EARN
M money.-Tho money making chances
In Stocks, Wheat. Cotton and Bonds are
better and safer now tnnn ever before
There are no losses undor our plan. and n
stipulated income on your capital is
guaranteed. Every facility for successful
Investment is offered our clients Write
for free advice and literature showing
how you may increase your income with
cut risk. G. Il. MACKEY X co, 20
Broadway, New York. ja2g-su-IOt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

NT ANTED DESTINATION AS BUT
w Ter by man &c years: ali kind OF
wor'e. driver. or waiter. can milk: gen-
orally useful. sober; good reference. III
St Paul street city. fc2i-3t'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
HELP WANTED MALE.

G ALESAIAN. - $500 y DAY: NO CAN
= vuss:n; no deliveries; no collections;
samples free. side line or exclusive.
MFRS.. SS4l Market street. Philadelphia.
fo.Li--Hil-N ON-lt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

E OR SALE.-s5,OOo STOCK SHOES.
a Clothing. Dry Goods, &c, corner
store best stand in Wilson. N. c.: bus!-
ness done LAST year $4,000. Possession ut
once. Apply Il. BAKER. Wilson. n. c.
fe2l-lWs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

TI UNDERGRADUATES DOCTORS. DEN
" lists. Lawyers, Pharmacists soon
graduated home; correspondence educa-
ton; graduation; professions; sciences.
Box $50 Chicago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

NOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE, ON
II easy terms. boarding house fur
n.shed complete. with ten good paying
boa rdcrs who VIII remain If taken by the
proper parties: nicely located. I'll health
tho cause OF selling. Address X, care
Virginian-Pilot. fc2l-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Choico yYorsiod. o..

= 90 90 Choicc Wors,od Che
w oS' Mems Suits. thai arc as
good for solid worth as one dollar
is worth another Tho purchasing;
power of cash was never greater
than now-Bigecr Bargains in
worthy apparel never obta:nable-
but neither consideration Of loss
OF sacrifice Will prevent convert
!ng everything possible into ready
money before the close Of tho sea-
son. IL interested in good. slightly
and satisfactory wearing Suits. at
Eight Eighty eight. the time is
now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

IL OR S.ALE%AT a SACRIFICE
II price, latest improved soda appara-
tus. with 10 spiEots Crufts putcnU Ap-
ply -. s." IA Wide street. Norfolk Va.
fe12su-it
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
THE CHARTER WAS LODGED.

y telesram was received here last
night from Mr.. Joseph 4. Lawless.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth. stat
inS that the charter of the T;dewater
Carnival Association had been received
and properly recorded in his Office.
RMS gives the Board Of Directors au-
thority 10 go ahead with their work
The board has been very anxious to
begin It's .ubors and 1t is safe to say
that there Will not now be another
hitch in the proceedings. All legal
requirements having been completed
WITH there Is now nothing in the way
OF the committees work and the detailt;
VIII all be fixed as rapidly as possible.
THE MONEY IN SIGHT.
Promoters of the scheme saw that
most of the money necessary for the
successful conduct of the festival is in
sight ana that as soon as the Soliciting
Committee begins work the whole
amount VIII he raised in n hurry.
1t Is generally conceded that the mis-
chanza Will attract an immense crowd
OF people to Norfolk and vicinity and II
should rebound in great good to this
community.
The date of tho entertainment. has
not as yet been decided upon. but It
Will possibly be about the middle of
May There is all entertainment at
charleston. s. c.. the second week in
May and one in Washington. d. C..
the fourth week. and there is talk OF
having the mischian2a between these
two jubilees. This is aleo the Week
that has been selected for the Spring
race meeting. which would add to tho
attractions that it is intended to offer
the visitors,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

Il, OR SALE. = ONE STEAM PRO-
II peler, in good workini; condition.
newly painted. length 20 feet. beam II
feet. draft loaded feet inches; carries
1,4Q0 bushels of corn or $4,000 feet lumber
Apply TO L. 5. WILEY. Elizabeth City,
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

CI/fn UPRIGHT PIANO. COST G
~ Il Az months ago SG25 beautiful
case; rich superb tone; party compelled
TO leave city; will sacrifice piano for $liO
Address a. O. H.. NirgnianPilot. fcl7-tr
IL OR $ ~ /. L. = DINING SALOON
II well established in splendid location
and doing n good business: cheap. T. l..
c., Nirginian Pilot. ta92-tf