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The times., 1899-11-19
OPPOSING UNION LABOR.
RESOLUTIONS Adopted by Chicago
BuiIding Contractors.

CHICAGO, Nov 18.-The building con
tractors council made a formal declaration
of war against union labor last evening.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
harassing delays caused by strikes, sympa-
thetic strikes and lockouts, due to the ar
bitrary and often lawless acts of the busi-
ness agents of the unions.
II was also resolved that on and after
January l. 1900, the council would not rec
ognize any Limitation as to the amount Of
work man shall perform during his work
ing days; any restriction of the use Of
machinery; the right OF any persons to in
terfere with workmen during working
hours: the sympathetic" strike, or re-
strictions of the use CT any manufactured
material except prison made, and the right
Of unions 10 prohibit the employment OF ap-
prentices
The times., 1899-11-19
COLUMBIA HAULED OUT.
Not Yet settled whether She VIII
Go to England

NEW YORK nov. l8.-The victorious
Cup defender Columbia has been hauled
oat on the WAYS cf John Hawkins. at City
Island TLis. however. does not settle the
question as 10 whether or not the famous
EerrezhoH cIaft FlN cross the ocean Il,
contest iu li7li- ---l-L-aa aa3 British yach-
races. Mr. I=eiia himself does not know
for certain what HilI be done. He and Mrs
Iseln VIII seen start for the other side.
and there are many things 10 consider be-
fore any order wilI issue 10 place She Co
iumbia under cTgisi1g rig. At present the
intentions are simply to put the Cup win
neT in good safe place on the land aud
leave her there EntN wanted.
Mr. Ise.m came Thursday from All View.
New Rochelle 10 City Island 10 look the
boat over after she was hauled ont and 10
give some directions in regard 10 those
men who were stll employed on the boat.
two Of whom were paid on yesterday.
when seen ~ Ihe Hawkins yard he said.
"I have had all Che yachting ! want for
q long time Ee did not. however say that
ne had positively made up his mind 10
leave Ihe Columbia where she is until the
next American yachting season. and the
resi- of the conversation showed that this
s. not yet settled.
The times., 1899-11-19
A NEW AUTOMOBILE RECORD.
Paris Speed Test Exceeded by Trial
in New York.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 1S.-Justice
Bentz and Hiram T. Maxim, of Philadel-
phfa yesterday broke an automobile world 5
record with an electric vehicle. A trio of
cyclers with cycIometers measured off a
distance Of fifty miles from Atlantic City to
a point four miles east of Berlin, Camden
county. The automobile left the Windsor
Hotel at $50 O'Clock and reached there at
Ala o'clock. covering the 100 miles at an
average speed of fifteen miles an hour.
beating the Paris test of year or so ago,
when an average speed of twelve miles was
made
The vehicle that broke this record carried
Loco pounds of electric battery, while the
one tested at Paris carried 2,0OO pounds.
The battery was OF sufficient power 20 run
the 100 miles without being recharged
The times., 1899-11-19
FAITH HEALERs SENTENCED.
Georgia Scientists Punished for Re
fusinG to BE Vnccinated.


AMERICUS, Ca, Nov. 18.-The prosecu-
ton of members of the Christian Science
Church here for refusing to be vaccinated
according to the order OF the city authori-
ties was concluded yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Lula Bell, the head OF the church
here. and FIVE other women were sentenc-
ed to ten days Imprisonment and to pay
cash fine besides. The place Of their i'm
prisonment is left discretionary with the
chief of police, who may lock them up in
prison or in their residences under guard.
E J. McMath, a prominent merchant
and Christian Scientist, was sentenced to
thirty days confinement in the City Build
ing and to pay a fine of SIS. At the trial
yesterday the Scientists told the judge that
their religion was based upon faith in
spiritual healing. and that they would suf-
fer torture even before sacrificing their
principles
The attorneys for the defendants will ap-
peal these cases to the higher courts. The
trial judge announced that all members
of this church brought before him would
upon conviction receive similar sentences
The times., 1899-11-19
DEATH ENDS A ROMANCE.
Miss Elizabeth Jones Expires at the
Age of 1913.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, Nov. 1S.-Miss
Elizabeth Jones died Thursday night on
CampbelTs Creek, about twelve miles from
this city She would have been 1O4 years
old had she lived until January next. For
some years past she made her home with
Burley Winfree, and her death was caused
by a general breaking down.
Mrs. Jones death is the ending OF ro-
nance. In her early womanhood she was
engaged TO be married to young member
of the Virginia militia who went out in
the service of the United States in the war
Of 1912. He was killed at Alexandria Va,
on August % 1914 in a skirmish with the
British troops. This was few days pre-
vious 10 the date set for his marriage With
Miss Jones When the news of his death
reached her she was almost oken-hearted,
and although she shortly afterward recov-
cred her usual spirits and was a cheerful
and welcome companion TO all her friends
she cherished his memory to the day of
her death and although many suitors came
in plenty none found favor in her eyes
The times., 1899-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICE-Owing 70 III health.
Michael J. McIEnis sewers his counee-
tiCn with the Liquor Dealer Publishing Co.
nolS-3t n J. McINNIS. g04 Pa ave
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts contracted by my vile
EMMETT V. STAPLES.
uol6Stem
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF the District OF
Columbia. sO2 Pennsylvania Avenue north
vest. Washington, Oct. Is. 1893.
Policy holders are notified that on AID
after NOVEMBER !. 1893, the managers
will pay a return OF savings. IN proportion
10 the surrender value OF each policy. OUT
CT the savings OF 1898
One per centUm premium charge Tor In
surance the coming year. is payable to ths
company at same time. INSURANCE POL
ICIES MUST BE PRESENTED. that pay
ments may be stamped thereon.
This company insureS brick dwellings az
from 81 to S1-25 per 81 600 OF insurance.
ard frame dwellings. without shingis roof,
at from $3.50 to $3.50 per 81. 600.
Please present your policies early and
avoid the crowd.
By order OF Board OF Managers.
l. PIERCE BOTELER
s. H WALKER. Secretary
President cc15-tf
The times., 1899-11-19
QUAIL SCARCE IN MARYLAND.
Urgency of LAW to Prevent Their
AnnihiIntiOn.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Nov. 1S.-It is said
that an effort Will be made at the coming
prohibiting the shooting of quail on South
River T. Edward Clark of Washington,
D. c.. who has been hunting game for
thirty three consecutive seasons. says he
has never seen game so scarce He said
his party killed two quail and two rabbits
before he realized the great scarcity.
He said we put away our guns, re-
solved not to kill another bird or rabbit
during the season and to do all in our
power to spare the few that survived the
severity Of last winter, for breeders. We
shall endeavor to have all the farmers in
the neck post their lands and in every way
discourage the killing of game, which, in
its present depleted condition, is really
on the verge OF annihilation"
The times., 1899-11-19
TALE OF A STEAMERS CREW.
CannihaI savaEes Discovered on the
PataEonian COnst.


NORFOLK Va, Nov. 1s.-The crew Of
the British steamer Kurdistan. Captain
Llulehales, now taking on a cargo Of coal
at Lamberts Point. tell Of an experience
at once strange and horrifying
The vessel is from Iquique, Chile, and
when of the Patagonan coast near Terra
del Fuego. was caught in q storm and fog
and came to anchor. a boats crew went
ashore. and, hearing strange noises pro-
ceeding from q cavern near their hiding
place inspected ii. A party of savages
were in the cave. enga1sd in eating what
seemed 10 be the dismembered body Of a
human being The savages attacked them.
the seamen say, whereupon they fred upon
them, killing one His companions carried
the dead body away, and, the sailors be-
lieye, devoured il. In the cavern was a
Danish flag and much wreckage. On the
shore nsar the cavern lay the wreck of q
wooden brig The Kurdisthn with a cargo
OF Pocahontas coal, viii soon sail for Val
parso, Chile.
The times., 1899-11-19
CONVICTED OF THEFT.
The Rev. Harry Cunningham SEN
tenced for rive Yenrs.

4 he heN. taFFe Aunud ngm m SEN
fenced for Five Years.
CUMBERLAND, Nd. Nov l8.-The Rev
Harry Cunningham has just been convicted
and sentenced 10 five years in the peniteu-
tisry for robbing Joshua Day of S1.525
twenty years ago. Day at that time was a
weH-to-do landowner living on the south
branch Of the Potomac ard one night re-
turned from trip buying land He left
the money il his pocket and the next day
in was gone. Mr.. Cunningham resided
nearby
About two months ago some one said he
saw the minister leave Days house on the
morning Of the Jheft.-An officer was put TO
work on the case and succeeded in weaving
such a chain Of evidence around the preach
er that his arrest and conviction followed
Nr. Cunningham has been preaching for
forty years.
The times., 1899-11-19
Gypsies Accused OF Robbery

YORK, Pa. Nov. 1S.-A band of gypsies.
who were encamped about two miles from
this city, are accused of committing re-
cent robberies here Since Rev. Dr. Fast
nacht's son wounded one Of the gypsies
last Tuesday night there have been no bur
glaries committed. The gypsies broke
camp Thursday when they heard that war
rants would be issued for their arrest.
The wounded gypsy died just before they
started but his comrades took his body
with them.
The times., 1899-11-19
ATTACKED BY AN EAGLE.
4 Farmers Hand .CIaved by IN An
CRY Bird.

sTROUDsBURG, Pa. Nov 1S.-WHliam
Nyce. a farmer of Portland, about nine
miles from here, in going yesterday to feed
some bait fish near his iotse, saw an eagle
and nen hawk lighting 'Nyce decided 10
separate the two and the eagle turned or
him and clawed him through the hand.
Nyce screamed for help and one of his en-
ployes hearing his cry went TO his rescue
and Ioosened the eagle from his hand
Both birds were captured. The eagle was
four feet TWO inches from tip to tip of wing
and the hawk three feet
The times., 1899-11-19
The Patrln Ahnndnncd.

LONDON, Nov. ia despatch 10 Lloyds
from CouXhayeu. a seaport Of Germany
1fty-clght miles from Hamburg. reports
that The steamer Athesia, which attempted
80 JOW the Patria, has arrived there She
Wes compelled 10 abandon the Patria which
was burning fercely of the North Hinder
hghlship All the crew OF the Patr!a were
saved
The times., 1899-11-19
Lost Icr Teeth NJ n Weddine.

BALTIMORE. Nov. IS.-Mrs. sarah Nal
ioneo Eourns the loss Of an upper set Of
artificial teeth. upon which she places a
value of sI5. She attended a wedding al
S. AlDhonsus' Catholic Church SARATOGA
Street aud Park avenue Thursday morn
1ng- She had wrapped the teeth in a piece
OF brown paper and had them 10 her dress
pocket They either slipped out Of her
The times., 1899-11-19
Military Prisoner Killed.

FORT CROOK. Neb.. Nov. 18-Two des-
perste prisoners named Morgan and Jami-
son d-sarmcd the sergeant IN charge Of the
military prison here just before dark and
started on q run 10 escape. The sergeant
recovered himself and at a range OF 500
yards shot and killed Morgan The other
man escaped.
The times., 1899-11-19
JAMES P. HowATT DEAD.
lie Was One of the Guard of Honor
at Grants Funeral.

NEW YORK Nov. 18.-James P Howatt
VINO has been master mechanic at the navy
yard for twenty-five years, died on Thurs
day from apopleXy at his home, 295 Frank
lin Avenue Brooklyn, in his ffty-Glth
year.
He served through the civil war and was
a charter member Of the Z. S. Grant Post.
C. A r. He was one of the guard of honor
at General Grants funeral He was com
mander of the post in 1886. The funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon at St Marks
Episcopal Church in Adelphi Street. the
body lying in state from u o'clock noon un-
til the time OF the service.
The times., 1899-11-19
PennsyIvnnin's po,ycrfuI pInv.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1S.-Penn5yI-
yauia ran up a total Of - points on the
state College eleven yesterday. the Belle
fonte men being unable to get nearer
Pennsylvania goal than the 25-yard line.
Pennsylvania played fine football and made
the big total points better than Yale
without any difficulty.
The times., 1899-11-19
Train Robbers Captured.

CHICAGO. Nov 1S.-Word has been re-
ceived from South Omaha that the train
robbers who held up the Chicago and
Northwestern Pacific Mail at Tower W.
ago have been captured ard are now under
arrest at that city The reported capture
Of the men is confirmed by Chief Ripley,
of Chicago. Oficers have been sent to
bring them back.
The times., 1899-11-19
DIED.

CROFT -Ou saturday, November Il, lsa9 7t
I:4j %. m., after long illness. MRS. Ltt kA =
t,HOFF tuee Cclel, believed wife Of Diiler =
Grgn.
Funeral from her late residence. fi17 street
northwest. on Tuesday. November Zf- ut o'clock
p. m. Friends and relatives. respectfully invited
rul9-Si
TEREERT-Ou FRIDAY, November T. I>19
ARTHUR b. HERBERT. s9a oi Casper and Aaa
Herbert. eyed i've wears and four months
Funeral viii take place Monday afternoon at
n'c.ocl, at his grandparents residence, sos
Street northeast. 1t
CADY-O On Thursday N0vembag TO- 1s19 LOUIS
n. CADT. iu the f0lty-eighth wear Gf his age
Funeral from Gawier's undertaking establish
meUt 1892 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest Mon
day. November 90 1900 at , O'Clock Relatives
and friends invited. uoIs--t
The times., 1899-11-19

Don't run the risk oi being served L cheap
and inferior grade Of beer 10y q mistake yol
make in asking for ozark Eight. ehn
rtaliv II is v0ur intention 10 have u,uich's
Naerzen. Sarsts or LJgee lteWieT- S sId hy
an leading hotels ard arauts and also hy ttn
AIllngtnn BntLling %.
The times., 1899-11-19
MARRIED.

NAUGHAN-ROGER- Alexandria Va
Thursday, November lG. Isg5. by Rev. Mr. Rsveli-
+. r. VAUGHAN and MISS kESIAH ROGERS,
both oi fTauCouia, Fairfax county Va lt
The times., 1899-11-19

Suspicious Cases Of Illness Found on
Board-One OF the Crew Died nt
sea on the eth OF NoremBer-The
sick Men Are to BE Transferred 10
swinburne Island for Treatment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
SOUTllROuND.

stmr Carolina, towing, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
schr /. Il. Comfy, light Norfolk to
North Carolina.
schr {. II. Bennett light. Norfolk to
North Carolina
schr. J. =. Lewis, rGht. Norfolk to
North Carolina
schr. Oakland. light. Norfolk to
North Carolina
schr VIM. Leichear igh. Norfolk to
North Carolina
schr Oriental. light Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Stmr Samuel Eccles. towing, Norfolk
to North Carolina.
schr. Helen NJ, light Norfolk to
North Carolina.
s;mr Il. L. Lee. light Norfolk to
North Carolina
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Campbell's and Maxwell
WharveS,

Fl I'M 10 III,
800, 80 i'i't'iruit , west OF Nor1ollt
IstH. ,W"|' anu ndNths y frontage or
tn~'t ~ ~ Oh thG i..iZ5petn river, and
d ~ ,.,' ~, nUui'iru anu ucSctlpeu III SAID
6"..i ~, W y; W. ,,,,,,
eEitiiiii''S d. tiie io' ,hchStcrn corner ot
me i t'Cc-sIory Dlick bulidins on the 10y
M TSrfoi ru n.'r INC western SIDE OF
No. IN, 'nminS .,SI'y LOCK, siid cor
| 80, - ~ s - ii Ny sun.ichSttrn cor
- l., e - ~ iTM pu!"uinS now ocupieu ny
-; , ,i,it..in ~ i iI'ifsnlns tnence Iasteriy
ihc Norfniit CntIriv I'., ,''J iI 1r U.s. 10
oIo,-r 20 ~ ~, Try Doth; thehco
n,orr- ~, -. ~, ~ D., s", Wy ~ lcel.
thc 1tiiyn.1eih ~, ~ " Marucn INC on
-, NV',.i,.. IL, t"c nh, "tonS salu
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
White * Co.. Auctioneers.
81 PECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
~
or THREE RESIDENCES NEAR
GIIEEY
C!IE2N'r.

In pursuance OF authority given Us. :he
unGcrsisnod Special Commissioners, by--
decree OF the Court Of Law and Chanccl.y
OF the city OF Norfolk, Virginia entered
on the litn DAY of April. 1873, in the suits
therein pending of Cooke. Clarke x Com
bany " G. Il. Townsend. ct ais, Jas. Il.
Eth2riGsc x Company ". G. +. Town
send q ais. j.. y. Watkins 81 brothers
". 6. r.. Townsend ct ais. and Guy Il
snyder Us. c. T.. Townsend ct ais. con-
SoHGated. We shall offer for sale at pub
re auction. at the Real Estate Exchange.
~, .$t Main street. in the City OF Nor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
TON.

We will sell on TUESDAY. April 25th at
II A.M..all tho Furniture continued in iesi-
dencc PIG Lovitt avcnut, Br1mhlcCcn. con-
sist:ng OF Parlor Suits. Brussels and In
grain Carpets nine bedroom Suits In
" Ainut AMI Oak. Chi1oniers, Mattresses,
Beds ana Bedding, Chairs. Extension Ia
Die. Pictures. Parlor organ. Large Gas
Cooking stove. Mating, oil Clo-h, &c
Yhc attention OF tho ladies' is Specially
called to this sale. as the Furniture is ali
nrst-claSs. d. NOTES q co
ap-3--t General Auction. rs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

s;mr. Wemple, ash logs, North Car
oina tn Norfolk
Barge Portsmouth. ash logs, North
Carolli..i Ia Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
NOTICE no MARINEns.
MAINE-w WEST oronpY HEAD

II 'I9INIl II y VI IT7I y IITIf- WHO,
Custom House.
Norfolk, Va.
MAINE-W WEST QUODDN HEAD
LIGHT STATION.
Notice is hereby given that. on or
about May 10. 1899. the characteristic
OF the fog signal ca 10-inch steam
whistie) at this station. on the :. Il. side
Of West Quoddy Head, SW sidc Of
the entrance II Quoddy Roads. VIII hc
duration, separated 10y Silent intervals
of - seconds. tkut:
Silent silent
Bias; inte,val Blast interval
sec. 10 see. y soc. II see.
Icy order OF the Ll<at- i3Jus, Elord:
FRANCIS j. HIGGlNSDN,
Rear Admiral, L. :. Navy. Chairman.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
This is the Most Valuable
Wharf Property Ever
Offered at Auction
in Norfolk.

1t IS centrally located upon the most
prominent part OF the city's river front.
the boldost water in the harbor
TNRMS:-Ono-th,rd OF tho purchase
money in cash. the balance in two equal
ANIMAL instalments, with interest from
day OF sale. payable semi-annuully sc-
cured by first mortgage on The propcrjy
at the cost Of tho purchaser. with thu
privilege. nj lis option. Of paying the u.-
tire purchase money in cash
Any further information VII he furnish
ed on application to the trustee or to
Nessrs. BYRD. Baldwin q Co. or w. II. II.
Trice Il CO., auctioncers.
l.. u. STARKE.
Trustee.
w. III. II. TRICE * 60.
aplb-ths Auctiunccrs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
ST DER \ DEED OF TRUST FROM

U DER \ DEED OF TRUST FROM
~ j. sullivan and others. dated An
$50 18Th. 1896. OF record, default having
ueen made in the payment of the in
uebtedhosS secured and by direction of
me creditor secured. | shall sell ut public
auction at the Norfolk Real Estate ana
stock Exchange, No 236 Main street
Noilolk. Va, on WEDNESDAY, the 9fti,
daE OF Anrl. 1882. ut - m. the following
property. situated in said city Of Norfolk.
Beginning on tina western side OF Church
street IN centre Of partition wall scper-
atm: old numbers 2GS-2-0 Church street
distant =" feet, ~ inches. more or less
north 81 Charlotte street: thencaIaerth,
westerly along middle of said partition
wall ~ feet. inches: thence along middle.
OF wall - feet. . inches: thence north-
westerly ~ feet; thence southwc.tcrIv 9n
lyci' thence northwcStct,y fla, feet:
Thence uortheastery along Bonncys line
- lcct: thence southenstcrly alon,; limo
formerly balsom's = feet: thence SOUTH
i1sterly Z - feet: thence sputhcastcriv
80 ictt; thence southcasterly 30 feet. 10
church street; thence southwcstcYly aIon.
Thrrcl street p feet. ~ inches, TO tho
beginning.
NEEMS:- Ono-th'rd cash, balance ora
aud two Years. evidenced by ne.otfnble
no carrying 6 per cont. interest. paya-
pc Scmi-annualy and constituting; The
first lien on the property.
HUGH c. DAVIS,
- Trustee.
"PIo-'ds Auctoncers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
READY, THE CFIA(JTAUQUA GROUNDS AT virginia BEACI

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KEY m ddNm eShhfVw
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Genera Manager he amnhh nc+r
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Manager
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
AUCTION sAr.ES-r FUTURE DAY.
By the Morris Auction House. "a WASH
ington street. opposite new market

I, ARGE STOCK or GROCERIES.
/ Liquors. ~. at auci.sn. VIC viii
soil Tor account of u party retiring from
business. at store No. b Union street. on
WEDNESDAY MORNING. April 36th
contained therein. consisi.n-, OF u general
assortment OF Stnple ana Fancy tiroeor-
les. Canned Goods. Tobacco. Cigars. SHOW
Gases. Scale. Glass Jars. Wood and WIZ
low Ware. stone IueS. Baskets. Buoltets
and Brooms. Combination Iron safe.
Desks. 80. Also a large stock of Liquors
Wines Bar Mirrors Glasses Decailtcrs
Demijohns. &c. This sale IS positive
Terms cash. H. r. MORRIS =
al-i-ats Manager
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
FRIDAY. TllD 2sth DAY OF APRIL
1885, AT Il O'CLOCK NJ.

the following improved real estate. To-
VII; Those THREE CERTAIN IOt'SES
An - LOTS situated on the north side OF
fIAnklln avenue, near its intersection
WITH Duke in the city of Norfolk, and
more Particularly described as AL those
'A!to 90 certain lots or parcels Of land
Numbered Efty-siN tii). iity-seVen (jD
ana iity-cighJ (j9. being three lots front
ins twenty-five t25l feet each on the
north side of Franklin avenue as de-
sc-bed in a deed from Tazcwcll 'rhomp-
and of record IN tho Clerks Office of the
Corporation Court OF the City OF Norfolk
Virginia. 10 winch said deed reference Is
hereby made Tor more accuracy OF de-
scriuuon, md also to q plat or survey OF
tile PROPERTY of the West END Land M
pany as made by Jas f. Carr. Ciyn En-
Einccr Of record in the Clerks onice of
the County Court OF Norfolk County.
Virginia. said three go lots. with tho
buildings and improvements thereon. w!A
be cncrcd scperately. ana then together.
Tor each. respectively. or TO the highest
bidder for all IL his bid shall amount 10
more than the aggregate OF the highest
bid Tor each
TERNIs.-One-forth cash. balance in
two equal payments cf six W) ana twelve
d2i months. deferred payments bearing
interest NJ siX per cent. 20 per ccntJ neI
annum from Gatc Of sale 80 be secured
by a lien upon tho premises. or an cash.
at the option of the purchaser or mr.,
Chasets. y partial payment ot Fifty Dol
lars G5ocD on each house and 10; 10 h,
paid to the commissioners WIN bc rc
quirod OF tho purchaser or purchasers AT
the time OF sale.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
8 q! " q ssa a e,oa,t.ris>.
& 81 u ! 81 RINED.

~
Il !! ,ss 81 INED.
i sor. fsostenes, Tampa to
Is. 4 rneira,5 Ronald, Philadel-
Hsiis q. 81 81 ina 5eo.se for Tampico.
81 "a M Sweeney, Miller,
Il ssts iiarantine.
81 81 iii. ia; vtdson, Rankin, New
\ Il IS Francis, Francis, New
81 sssS s i S. ;asis Mehaney New
6s ssss s s;fsSs { E9 % Angusta, -, Maine
'sS; VI 5. ii Cook. Cobb, Red Beach.
81 anaiabers. Bennett. New
1t III iirs Z iss ansdon Rockland,
1! ~ ii lie cues. Stone, Ealn-
omit Hone. Mclean, FAN
Sissf III owing barge Margery
s:is b Hssssay % siiefS iladelphia light.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
BYRD, BALDWIN IS CO.,
REtpAI. ACENls. .OO7sS ~ ASDc,
Bs&EIbE% res gs.2s.f5%ts
GA.s 10Y ~b.El.a.
FOR RENT


DWELLINGS,
20 Corprew. 50.
;2S COrprcw. sill.
M Falkland. $i5.
t3S Reservoir. 50.
1896 Maple. 81. 80.
ZIG Front. y. c. Sl5.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
7. F. Rogers S,

ING. GRNNT BY SIItEET.
STORES.
Warehouse Nos. Al ana ~ Woodside Lane.
Offices over the business Mems AsSocia-
ton.
Stoi, No. I6 Niv!son street.
stores Nos. 267 and 269 Water street
Nos. 79 and IS Commerce street.
Offices: CRANKY. Bank and Commerce Sis.
Store ana dwelling No. 81 Queen street
store 30 water street.
DIV Ic..:INGa
Dwelling No l26 High street.
Dwelling 40. Sea chwood Pace.
Dwelling No. S. North street.
Dwelling No. 2jI Brewer street.
rive new br.clc dwellings, on Yarmouth
street. all modern convenicnces.
Dwelling on D.Brcc Placc
Dwelling; Oiney RoEd Client
Flat No. II WashintOn street.
Two rooms with bath. CRANKY street.
FOR SALE.-l.ot at Virginia Beach.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

~ i,Aiklahd. 500.
III l,1iNi7iiu. Sl.op,
~ iunatAil. 81.
b Cecc!l.. y: 80.
~ Church, 800.
80 C,l, . 900;