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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26

sixty Dsys on Bread and Water Their
Punishment In Arkansas

A dispatch from Little Rock. Ark, saws:
The crusade against idle negroes, which
began shortly after the atrocious assaults
committed on white women in this city
last week. is being pushed vigorously. or
the fifty negroes jailed as suspects large
number have been sentenced to jail for
sixty days on bread and water on the
charge of vagrancy. The bread-and-water
sentences are given under authority of an
old law that had not been invoked in
many years. A large number of negroes
have fled from Little Rock to escape ar
rest.
Three who have been identified as those
who assaulted white women have been re-
moved to another county to avoid possible
lynching. Officers are still searching for
the other two culprits. and are arresting
every idle negro they find on a charge of
vagrancy.
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General Matters

AL meeting last night of the comnoi+ta.
Oh light bids Were opened for rah,,iI,t,o
three benches of seventee,, retortS oo,,, *.
the city gas works. The contract u,os
awarded to the Baltimore Retort and Fir,
Company OF Baltimore, they being
the lowest bidder Other improvements nj
the gas works We're recommended
matthew Meekins, a small colored bow
aged thirteen years, is at the Alexandria
ihhrnary, suffering from severe gunsbot
wound IN his thigh. 1t is stated that tbe
wound was inflicted several days ago but
was not noticed by the Meekins family mn
I'll the boys sufferings sompelle6 hin, r.
complain He refuses to tell how the from
Die occurred. His injuries are not consid-
cred dangerous " '''"
me remains of John Hodgkins. a former
resident of this city. who died ar EalIs
Church Thursday. in the seventy-seventb
year OF MS age. were brought here this af
ternoon and inferred in Union cemetery.
Slight fire occurred last evening AT the
residence of Mr.. w. H. Wood on sinh
st. Asaph street, doing damage to c,otbinn
10 the extent of SD What might baye
been destructive blaze was avertad h,.
the prompt action of Mr. Edward MarLaii
the yard. ' iii'o
In the police court this morning Navor
simpson fined Charles Martin 81 on a
charge of being drunk and disorderIv
Ofhcef James Hall left this morning for
cation. N IA" va
Constable VIM. Willngham of Reming-
ton, Fauquier county, Va. reached baSa
iate yesterday afternoon and took hack
with MIN VIM. Mills and Robert StribIinR
an account or whose capture by Lieut.
colored. of Fauquier county annearad =,
yesterdays Star :" III
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Designs for silver CertiGcotes

Two designs for a new five-dollar silver
certificate have been submitted to the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury by the bureau of en-
craving and printing. One has upon its
face vignette of Washington and the
other of Jefferson. 1t is likely the former
will be selected owing to the superiority
of the workmanship upon it,
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The Transport Ohio Mt Manila

Gen. Otis at Manila, has notified the War
Department that the transport Ohio ar
rived at Manila yesterday. She left five
sick soldiers at Honolulu, but there were
no casualties during the trip The Ohio
left San Francisco July &c with Companies
and L, 10th Infantry. and recruits, in all
IL officers and 726 enlisted men.
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KAISER CHANGED HIS MIND

Not Tiease conservatives by
Dissolution of Prusaian Diet
LONDON, August 26-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Standard says:
Emperor William, understand, changed
his mind regarding the dissolution of the
Prussian diet on learning from the jubila-
ton of their newspapers how anxious the
liberals were for such severe measures, in
playing a break between the emperor and
the conservatives.
las result of inquiries respecting the
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AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
Delegation From sesqui-Centennial Com
.mittee on Parade to Visit Washington.
Invitations to Participate in CeIebra-
ton Extended the President and
Secretaries Root and Long.
Evening Star Bureau,
No. 701 King St,
Roll Ta1anhnna No 1Aa


ALEXANDRIA, Va, August &c, 1899.
DR. William NJ. Smith. chairman of the
sesqui-oertennial committee on parade, and
Capt. James E. King. secretary, yesterday
evening addressed letters to Senator Martin,
Representative Rixey, Mr.. Frank Hume, of
Alexandria county; Capt. Joseph E. Willard
and Capt. S. r. Donohoe of Fairfax Court
House, asking them to join committee of
prominent citizens to visit the President,
Secretary of War and the Secretary of the
Navy for the purpose of requesting their
participation in the sesqui-centennial cele-
bration to be held here October II. The
delegation will make the visit "Wednesday
next The Secretaries of War and Navy
will be asked 20 have the soldiers and sail
ors represented in the parade. The chair
men of the various subcommittee on pa
rade will hold meeting this evening.
Injured on Il Tug Boat.
Andrew Cheshire, engineer of the tugboat
Minerva of Washington, was severely
burned this morning while engaged in
starting the fires in the furnace of the
Minerva, which was then tied up at Wolf
street dock. Mr.. Cheshire's face was badly
scorched and his hair burned. His hands
were also painfully blistered. The Injured
man was removed to the home of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Thomas Powers, on
Prince street. where he received medical
attention. The accident occurred shortly
before 6 O'Clock this morning. 1t was found
that a closed draught was responsible for
the accident.
Runaway Boy Captured.
At an early hour this morning Special
officer Parks captured a runaway boy, who
gave his name as Paul Johnson, and said
he hailed from Fredericksburg The boy
was held at police headquarters and shortly
thereafter Harry Newman of Washington
arrived and identified him as Jack Lewis,
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to the Churches.


Reverend Sir: The Secretary of War has
called upon the mayors of the cities and
the Commissioners of the District of Column
bia to aid in securing supplies for the des-
titute people of Porto Rico.
have been requested by the Commission
ers to take charge of the collection of these
supplies, and the Inter Ocean building was
designated as the receiving and packing
place.
1t Is my desire that the people of Wash
ington become interested in the matter.
These Porto Ricans, who now are in such
sore need of assistance, it must be remem-
bered, are wards of the United States, and
are entitled to expect some aid from us, and
certainly the capital city should not be slow
in showing its appreciation Of the situation.
You are therefore earnestly requested to
urge the members of your congregation to
assist in this work at once by donating
anything they can in the way of light sum-
mer clothes. hats or wearing apparel or all
kinds-discarded garments being very ac-
ceptable The donations could be left at
your church; it would facilitate their col
the one place for them; but in the event
of this being inconvenient, cur wagons will
call at individual addresses.
The Inter Ocean building, on 9th street
below F street will be open for receipt of
donations from 8 am. to 5 pm each day.
postal card addressed to the Porto Rico
relief committee at above address will
bring wagon to any part of the city.
Yours very sincerely,
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APPEAL TO THE CHURCHES
The Work of Collecting Relief Supplies for
the Porto Ricans.
Circular Letters Sent to the Local
C1ergymen-SolfcftOr Resume
Thcfr Canvass.

Col. L. P. Wright. in charge of the work
OF collecting supplies here for the Porto
Rican hurricane sufferers. has sent the fol-
lowing letter to the pastors of all the
churches in this CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26

No woman of fashion can afford to miss
Felix Fournery's Paris letters in the Sun
day Times Designs by Robert, PaQuin.
Doucet. Felix, Virot Camille-Roger. Len
theric, earlier and Berthe-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26

Pensions of the issue of August II follow.
Northumberland widows, &c, Sarah
L. Mathews, Colts, IS.
West Virginia-Original. special August
Is, Isaiah Fitzwater, Leander 3d.
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VINO mad recently escaped from a reform
That the boys relatives live in ErederioIs
oefs' Va where Jack had been convictef
OF some orense for which he was sent r.
the reform school ~ eii' u
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DETROIT, Mich, August Ex-Governor
Pingree today issued a proclamation to the
people of the state, asking that they con-
tribute to the fund for the aid of the storm
stricken Porto Ricans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26

War Department. Conference

Secretary Root had conference today
with VIM r. Corwln, secretary of the Cen
trail Relief Association and Bishop Blenk
of Porto Rico, regarding the relief of the
storm sufferers. The discussion related to
details of sending and distributing supplies
to the people of the island.
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Late Contributions q.

Today the committee had their express
wagon call at addre sses at which supplies
had been promised Large signs have
been placed on the wagon reading, Porto
Rican relief committee" these signs hav-
ing been contributed by Haas & Sergeant,
| 1411 G street The solicitors were can
vassinS the city. Quite quantity of cloth
| ing was received at the Inter Ocean build
| ing.
Additional contributions to the relief fund
were received by the Secretary of War
today as follows From the citizens of New
Orleans. through Mayor w. c. Flower.
$31S; through A. G. Burrow of Norfolk,
Va, $40; from F. B. Parsons of Springfield,
Mass, $40; from the widow of a United
States officer residing in Washington, D. c.,
$1OO.
Mr.. Charles J. Bell, treasurer of the local
Porto Rico relief fund.- has received the
following subscriptions:
Previously acknowledged. 1914 10
a. FOX. ....... .......-........ 10 w
n. 81. ........-...-..... oo
Mrs. Helen b. Henderson. ......... 5 90
Messrs. Woodward, &, Lothrop. .... 500 90
Through Col L. ?. Wright, Inter
ocean building. ......--.... IA Oo
r M. G..........!. ...... ......... 90
Total ......... u. 1,UI.i 10
The following additional subscriptions for
the benefit of the Porto Rican sufferers
have been received at The Star office:
Heretofore acknowledged. ..........$6 6 80
Mch ..........-... .'......... D
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Injured by n Fall.

Jesse Cole, young white man aged about
twenty-five, who is employed as stone
mason on the new Hearst School for Girls,
on the site of the Episcopal Cathedral at
Woodley lane and Tenleytown roads, while
at work yesterday afternoon shortly after
o'clock fell from a scaffolding three stor-
les high. He was seriously injured about
the Georgetown University Hospital for
treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26

Miss Mabel Fitzgerald of McKeesport
Pa, who has been on a visit to Miss Goldie
Clements of 32d street, returned to her
home this morning.
Rev. Mr. Cathell of Des Moines Iowa. is
on a visit to his father Capt. Cathell of o
street.
Mr.. j. E. Nelson, who fell early in the
week through the first trestle out from
Georgetown on the Great Falls electric
railroad, is able to be out again though
still suffering from the bruises received.
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Mr.. weaver's New Home.

The handsome new residence of Mr. Da-
vid Weaver at Cleveland Park is rapidly
nearing completion, and will be ready for
occupancy by October l or not later than
November l. Tie dwelling is located at
Both and Newark streets, and is a large
two-story double frame, with attic The
house has a picturesque exterior, while the
interior is deliberately fitted up
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
HAI:WICK BILLDEFE
Lower House of Gene raj Assembly Of Ga.
TurDs Town tho Measure
(Bv relegraph)


ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 2S.-The Hard
wick bill introduced INFO the lower
House Of the General Assembly fo. the
purpose Of placing such limitations on
tn: negro Vote in this state as to i,r;lc-
tica!lN diSfranclisr the COlGred voter,
WAS oV"rWhelminSly defeated today
the result of the ballot Being 1874 % >,
The result was Il surprise as il was
expected the measure would receive
strong support.
The Hardwick hill provided that no
person should be Il competent voter UNI
less he was able 10 read and write any
paragraph OF the constitution Of this
state; 70 understand any paragraph -.
SuIh constitution and to give a reason
able Interpretation thereof provided
however. that no l,ials. l,erSon who was
on January !. 1867. or at any time prior
thereto. entitled 70 vote under the laws
OF the state wherein he then resided
and no lineal descendant OF such per
son be denied the right to register ana
Vote at any election in this State b.
reason Of his failure to possess the ed
ucatlonal qualifications provided for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
Gov. Gambler Scores .Shysters.-

ATLANTA. GA. NOV. 2S.-Ciovcrnor
Gambler today in a message TO the Leg
islature recommending legislation look
ing to protection of Weak financial
concerns. which are forced into court
by 4 certain class Of lawyers, took oc-
casion TO score "ha1ralnrs and shys-
!ers' whose methods he declared had
brought unnecessary ruin upon many
railroads. factories ana mercantil:. and
other corporations.
The grand jury Of Fulton county
(-Atlanta) recently made a Get of pre-
sentiments in the matter and ask
tina. 4 law be enacted compelling per
sons 70 give a bond payable to defend
ant in cases where iniuncEions for RS
ccivers are filed. and the suit proves
unsuccessful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
Real Estate.

House and Lot on car line West End.
81. 10000. LOIS ut f.aSaiie avenue. &lln.
"ne-third cash, the rest easy. House
aAd Lots on Holt street. near Gag
itl". Sl.6oo. $500 cash. The rest easy.
House an4 Lot on Holt street, groom
cottage, 500. $l30 cash, th,, rest Easy
LOIS on car line at Hamilton Station
Si2". on side. street $50 To $lnD. I4oL
soS-aA. fronting on Hampton Road So
40, 5000 cash, the rest 10 suit. HOUSE.
and Lot With All mndcrn improve
m=ntS. 5000 Mallory avenue. Houses;
- rent, farms To rent.
I'ApiEBITS
store and Dwelling. 1o-room. lpt55xloo,
rents for SIG Der month. s., 200 Five
room cottage near i<lonaills avenue ST.
'ao. rents for 50 per month"; House
.ind Lot And Tots 81 Mallory street.
rents for ST per month, s22,"l0. $500 cash
nc Est easy Sollr-r1rn cottage ana
l>ot '2NlHa near Wilson Crossing. Buck
reg' clr line. $40. $500 cash the rest
easy. Houses To rent. farms To Ter O.
g. HAMILTON, u King St. Hampton,
Va. Phone 81.
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Segar Whiting. w. T. Lawson.
WHITING & LAWSON.
REAT, F,STAT7 ACrNrrs >

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Newport News Office, Si!sby building.
Corner Washington avenue and
Twenty seventh street
Hampton office. Whiting Banking Co.,
North King street
We have opened an Office, both in
Hampton and Newport News, Va, for
Inc purpose Of conducting the Real
Estate business in all its branches.
We buy ana sell on our own account
IS we'll as on commission. Our extern
slve acquaintance. not only in our own
Immediate neighborhood but also III
every section of the country gives US
unequaled opportunity for placing
property Of every Observation-Disclosures
so. as VIGIL as unimproved
Property placed in our hands will re-
colve the same careful attention as our
own Investments.
We haze on our books some Of the
most desirable property in the city Of
newport News. Hampton and vicinity,
also fine truck farms in close proximity
70 town. 1929 eod-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
Schooner Loses Her Deck Load.

lI'y Te1egraDh.l
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 2S.Tcn
miles off Tyhee island this morning. ,he
tug Cambria sighted the schooner isil-
icy S. Durbcy flying signals OF distress.
The vessel was t0Wed into the roads.
The Durioey. Captain N;,ylnr left
Jacksonville Thursday for Phladel-
pllia With lumber for the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad. On Friday off the Gcor-
gia. coast & heavy storm struck her
which was continued Though Saturday.
Five thousand feet of the deck load
washed away. There is six feet of wa
ter in the hold. y survey Will be held
tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
STATES INTEREST IN Il. f. Il 2. X. II.
VIII be Disposed of at ext Session of III
Lecisintur+-.
Especial 70 The paily PressN

=
ri iMOND. VA, y ,ven:Der 2S.-
a party composed % Governor Tyle.
and gentlemen OF the Board OF Sinking
Flri Commissioners and represent a
tiveS Of the StnI khode,,S left this MORN
ing over ,he Richmond Fredsri cks5urS
and Potomac Railroad on a tour OF in
Speciion. This is the road in which the
State owns stock. which pays annually
9 large revenue into the treasury.
The Governor and party Of officials will
return to the city this evening about
& O'Clock.
Among otii&ials about the Capitol and
Library buildings. the impression pre-
walls thar the states interest in the
Richnond Fredericksburg and Pctonac
Will be disposed Of at the coming ses-
sion Of the legislature
The State Will. it is expected. be pre-
senred with the alternative Of selling
which wculd 'alal!cl thc Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
For Rent.

10-room house on water. With all mod
ern improvements, $500 per month.
Groom house, Washington stree.
$12.5O.
S-room house. Washington street, Sl5.
rooms, part over store, Locust
street. $500
broom house, Holt street. $685.
New Barnes Hotel. Call for informal
ton.
Large house near Soldiers Home
fronting on Hampton Roads, $40.
Houses and lots in Hampton. Phoe-
bus and vicinity different sizes
P. w. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate and Rental Agent
Hampton, Va. Phone 80 p. O. Box 335.
ll-2S-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
Investments in Real Estate,

HAMPTON.
Water front house and lot, 8 rooms.
Lot S0X200 feet. Price $4,000 cash One
lot on Queen street, 37xlv0. Southern
exposure, renting for $40 per month.
Price $4,000.
PHOEBUS.
One large house and lot on the main
road to Old Point, double car lines,
passing the door. Lot 66x157, fronting
on two streets. Price $780, One house
and lot on Mallory street. renting for
s2a per month. Large lot. Price only
$1,000.
WILLIAMS & MANN,
Hampton. Va.
Phone 524 Box, 239.
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MARlRIED SEVEN YEARS.



ed This Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas keaton cele-
brated the seventh anniversary Of their
marriage last night at their handsome
residence in West END by giving one of
the most delightful entertainments of
the season. Invitations We're sent out
to about thirty friends Of the happy
couple. and they were all present. On
arriving at the home of the host and
hostess the visitors We're charmingIy
received bl MIR and Mrs. Keaton and
ushered into the large double parlors,
which had been tastefully arranged for
the reception. Games Of various de-
scription We're INDUCED by the guests
during the evening. Miss MUgler rem
dered several choice selections on the
piano and three young nen--NIessrs.
Lackey, Grant and Hall, gave an ex-
cellent reproduction Of the time honor
ed "ca!ke walk" None the less enjoy
able was the tempting refreshments
served those present. The large dining
room presented a lovely sight, While on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
PYTIILA'ES FEAST.

Members Of Kecousn,an Lodge ENJOY
An oyster supper
The members Of k"couSh,;1n Lodge
No. %. enjoyc.i an cXccilel.tly 1D:'eIuret
oyster feast at Monre's restaurant lass
night after the regular meeting of thu.
lodge. Spreads We're laid for about
thirty guests and the occasion was thor
oughly enjoyable. There was no speech
making. but tG,e pythians made III, for
the lack Of talk by eating heartily Of
rhe delicious oysters. Which We're gath
cred from Mr. James Mitchell's oyster
grounds in Hampton Roads. especially
for this occasion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
MAYOR HOPE AN ENsIG \.
Chosen to This Position By Naval
Resolves Last Night.

TNSelVeS Last Might.
Division G. OF the Virginia Naval
deserves. held their first regular drill
OF the season at Ar,nory Hall last night
Lieutenant Ensign !. j. Jones in com
mard. THE drill! was preceded by a bus
mess meeting for the purpose of elect
ing u Junior lieutenant Ensign Jones
was placed in nomination, but declined
in Favor Of MIR. James r. IBickfold. Who
was elected unanimously.
MIR. Hirkford's election created 4 Va
,5ancy OF Junior ensign ana Mayor ] .
Earon Hope was unanimously elected
lie was called upon for some remarks
and ably responds! thanking the t,ivi-
SION for the honor conferred upon him
There We're fcrty-tWo Votes east which
argues We'll for the success of Division
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
Steamer Colonna Damaged by Storm.

Nby JtIVSTIE1.J
HANRF.. NOV. 2S.-rhc British
steamer Cape ColoEna. from Pensacola
November u. arrived here today with
decks swept, boats and after bridge
washed off, deck leaking and strained
passage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
the table was every lelicaey

the table was every lelicaey of the
season.
At L late hour the guests babe Mr.
ana Mrs. keaton adieu. after wishing
then many more years OF happiness.
MIR. keaton and Miss Westwood were
married on December 2S. 1892. and it
can = be said that no happier couple
ever pliShted their troth. Two children
nave blessed their marriage. union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
Notice to Creditors.

All parties having claims against the
late firm Of Bristow, Trice & CO., will
present the same for payment to
FRANCIS S. aCAIJSEY,
SIDNEY J. DUDLEY,
11-26-5t. Receivers
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This is a Bargain.

FOR sALE--Four Lots fronting On
La Sale avenue. 33x1OO feet price SITS.
each. cash, or easy terms. For pariic-
ulars see WILLIAMS & MANN
Phone, 524 Hampton. va.
l1-26-1W 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
.[)YSPE( EPSIAL

ny wife suffered for many years from Ner-
ioIs Dyspepsia, SicE Ecadlci,e. >'lecpless1less
rhilad:ip'i.a We tried many physicians AID
1H;;eioi!s remedies but witt, no results until
.ca:d q lohnsons Dyspepsia Cure. We boli III
SIX :%.s and the results ta1 surpassed our ex-
ac:ta;!oiS. She now cats and sleeps we'll is
aiai:'E 4. hc.!: "Nd Ter co.or which had got to
{ f2lic:v and sicklv is now as ircs., as when
IS "cTc first ,l!a1:led, aud tell her that John
s5n Dyspepsia, Cure has made her ten years
vourrcr."
LARGE BOX CENTS. t2s raelErs)
SENT eY Mail roR FIVE a-cen. STAMPS
MADE At iHE johnson lARORATORiE Inc. PlllA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29
80 w. Queen ST., Hampton, Va
E2eal G $ / e at@.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Lot No. 2, Block No. 4. Buckroe
Beach; last for sale at this price, $3.50.
9 Lots, East Newport News, Nos 9,
10. H. IL, 10, il. is, 16, and II, Block No.
FAC. Easy terms, $1,000.
Lots. East Hampton, Mallory ave
nue.. Best location in town for dwell
ling; terms good, 81, 800.
House and Lot on car line, rooms,
new and in good condition, East Hamp-
ton, $1,500.
House and Lot on corner Fulton
street, East Hampton, overlooking
Hampton river. A bargain. $4,000.
Lots in Phoebus, good saloon sites.
Lots in Newport News. Hampton and
Phoebus, any place you wish one.
Furnish plans to build.
J. v. BICKFORD,
Phones 3 and 49, Hampton, va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-29

JOIN THE
HAMPTON PRESSING CLUB
pressed.
Charges-One dollar per month.
Your clothes will be called for and de-
lvered.
We only ask one trial to satisfy you.
Next door to Exchange Building p.
@. Box. Ala.
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HAMPTON BARGAIN HOUSE

VIM. NJ. Sorey, Manager. No. e
Lakes Block, w. Queen street, Hamp-
ton, va. l1-11-1m.