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The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Wreck on Chicago & Alton

Springfield H., September 23.-The Chi- cago and Alton southbound express was wrecked tonight at EIkhart by defective frog and two passengers were injured. one of whom. VI F. Long. a real estate dealer of Kansas Gaty, will probably die. brok- en rail passed through the floor of the smoking car and struck MT, Long iE the forehead, infifcting terrible WS.-zA
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Nat,ena, Prison songress

Hartford. Conn, September sa The na- t!onal prison conference opened here today. Governor l1unsherry and Mayor Preston welcomed the delegates after which pr. Howard Frs rick Wines IL D.; Captain Edward $. Wright. of Pittsbu-g, and Thomas McManus delivered addresses.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Ernst Was Out-CIassed

New York, September 23.-Spike Sullivan. Of New York, disposed of Billy Ernst, cf Brooklyn, at the Greenwood Athletic club in South Brooklyn tonight, knocking him out in two minutes and forty-seven sec- onds after the opening of the first round. Ernst was out-classed.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
PERSONAL.

pr. S. F. Nabers has returned from a short vacation in Philadelphia nd New York.
 Mrs. N O. Byrd went down to Hayne- ,fIle yesterday morning to spend a while with her daughter, Mrs. R. s. Murray.
 Dr. J. D. Gibson, who has been In Wash ton for several days attending a meet ing of the American Therapeutic association, returned to the city yesterday
 Miss Sallie Slaughter. who has been spending the summer with her sister, Mrs Jefferson Gardner, in Buffalo and New York, returned home Thursday.
 S. l.. Hill brother of l.. P. Hill, editor of the Ensley Enterprise, returned to his home, Hammond. La, Friday. MT. Hill was employed by the Alabama state fair to get up the advertisements for the premium list and was very successful and was high ly complimented by the management of the Fair association upon the good work he did MT. TIin is manager of a large local sugar refinery in Louisiana, and his duties commence in November.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Sale of Crocker Interests

New York, September 2S.-Informaton was received through persons interested, confirming the sale of the Crocker holdings in the Union Pacific. TAe deal was brought about through the efforts of Prince Ponia towski brother-in-iaw of George and w. H. Crocker. The prince. for the
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Jones Issues a Def

Toledo. O., Septemb.' 23.-Mayor Jones, the independent candidate for governor, today challenged John R. Mclean and George K. Nash. democratic and repubi- can candidates respectively. for joint de- bate s
The age-herald., 1899-09-24

Crocker estate, sold to Speyer & Co. the 3S0 O0O shares of stock owned by George Crocker, w. H. Crocker Mrs. Alexander, of this city, and the estate of the late Colonel Fred Crocker. The sale was made and the stock delivered two weeks ago. The amount paid for the stock was about SIP Onn On0
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
HIRSCH'S MILLINERY
 OPENING!

Early Fall Millinery Open- ing Thursday and Friday, September 2Sth and 29th, at our old stand 2O22 First ave.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinfne Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box 25c.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Early GIYen Decision

Hastings, Neb, September 23.rhe ff- tecn-round prize fight tonight between Billy Lewis, of Fl Paso. and Pat Early. of New York, tonight, given to Early in the ninth round on a foul.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24

? Advertise. in The Age-Heralde 2 5 g sis
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

Kosciuszko to zrobif, on n~atchnqf lud ia checis
sfuzenia Ojczyznie, rozbudzif W MIN poczucie obywatel-
silva, wprowadzajac W zycie postanowienia Konstytucji
3-go Maja, obiecujac ludowi opieke i prawa, kt6rych
byf dotad pozbawiony.
Przedstawiciele starych rod6w szlacheckich obu-
rzai sic ma tie reformy, zapowiadane W pamietnych
odezwach, nazywali Kosciuszke szale6cem, wzruszali
z szyderstwem przygladali sic zdala bitwie
Raciawickiej. I'm sic zdawaio, re tylko szlachcic wal
czyc moze, tylko potomek rycerzy ma prawo ledz ma
polu bitwy to jeszcze wtedy tylko, gdy mu sic tax
~spodoba. (Dokodczenie nastapD-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

Powstai narod, szerokim z~agrzmiawszy orkanem.
l zros} sic W jeden hu6ec i wybuchl wulkanem.
Jak gdy W piersi m~lodziezy wielki zamiar biysnie,
u wszystkich sic kohczyn ciala krew do serca cisnie;
Tax sic dzielny lud Polski w swej caiej potedze
Zlaf skuph PREY Prostej Kosciuszki siermiedze.
Usmiechneia sic wnukom starych dziad6w slawa
szeroko wyleg}a ~pierwszych z~wycieztw wrzawa,
krzyk tryumfu trzech stolic wzniosie przeros} CORY,
Oddech wolnosci zwiona} ~wszystkie z niebios chmury,
A kosa Rac}awicka wraz z kordem Dubienki
Zabiysiy rannym blaskiem tel m}odej jutrzenki.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange, BoRlS, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

New York Dec. 3o.-The transactions
on the Stock Exchange to-day were
more or less interrupted by the holiday
froli2S OF The brokers on the floor, but
there was sufficient trading IN evening
W. accounts for the close OF the year
to make QJte an active market and
some Irregularities In prices. The BAL
tnnore and Ohio stocks, after their up
ward leap yesterday, We're conspicu-
onsly affected, the common falling back
nearly aia and the preferred over a
point. The most active OF special tics,
Including Sugar, the 'robaccos and the
New York City Traction stocks, were
also inclined to react, although the
undertonc was strong and there WAS
disposition TO hold stocks for the ex-
pccted demand after the first or the
year. The expectation of this demand
Is based on the sudden relapse in the
money rates ut all leading financial
centres. Il London discount rate falling
below the bank rate to-day, and the
llerlin rate showing a further decline.
This gives ground for hope that the
export movement OF gold will be
brought TO stop. Ii is possible. how
ever. that the relaxation in foreign
money rate may he based on cXpecta-
ton of further supplies of gold from
this country. That being the case
bankers believe that there may be q re-
cufrence OF money Stiffness in January.
The days trading demonstrated that
the level of prices stiil offers it induce
ment5 for Investment buying. The sales
of small lots OF less than 100 shares con-
t!nued even more conspicuous than on
recent days, All grades OF stocks We're
embraced on this demand down to the
non-paylnE dividend stocks, with only
remote prospects OF return. The pre-
Nailing sentiment on the exchange was
decidedly hullish. Prices of gilt edge
investment bonds were not much affect
ed in last weeks liquidation. but the
Junior grade, or newly Issued Or con-
'imSent interest paying bonds, which
suffered last week, have been III good
demand this week.
United States 3's. old, Is, new, is and
rs, declined &c, IN the bid price. The
total sales of to-day of stocks were
$4,000 shares including the following:
Atchison preferred. 1906; Baltimore
and Ohio. $500; Chesapeake and Ohio,
aa,695; Lake Erie and Western. sos;
Louisville and Nashville, 5000; Man.
haitian Elevator, CLEO; Reading first
preferred, COCO; Southern Pacific, I07,-
$50: Union Pacific, 1890: American
Wire and Steel, 1885, Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, $500: Federal steel, T.525;
united States Leather, 40,0SU: Sugar,
lo,ll5; Peoples Gas, 5000; Pacific Mail,
I.Gl5
New York, Dec. ao.-standard OIL.
4.7O@i.74.
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REVIEW Or THE MARKETS. READ EsTATE -
!, The banks now hold s11,1GS,oH ir
excess OF the legal requirements Isl
NENY YoRK rRopucE AIARKET. !.

! NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET. .
| New York, Dec. 30-F'lour inactive
| and nominnlly unchanged; Minnesota
1 PA tent, 3.So@4.05; MINES tn bak-r so
G3. 10; winter pc tent, $.55fl3,T5; winter
stra gnt. 3.35G3.4a. Rice Il ur steadY:
| fair 10 good. 3.10I3.:5; choice to fancy,
S30dd3,5o. Buckwheat -four. qnio., at
9Iom2,e5, Rice quie;: No . western.
G0SI. Barley quiet; NAL s. 4SMf3c.
Barley malt dun. Nvheat-Spot firm:
No. red, roc. Options opened $ eady
and unchanged on reports of export
business 10 Lisbon, thus olfscttins the
Slightly Iivcrrooi dec inc. Speculation
was, of course. very light ali day. AL
though exceedingly cold weather pre-
vailed over winter states. there WAS ilo
apprehension over crop matters.
a sE' de In ger tra1 last week.
Later the market imp owed on covering
and CLOSED firm at B@hc. advance.
Sales Included No. . red. March. closed
mt I5?sc. May cl SD 75c. Corn Spots
| st ads; No ., i.0S3Sc. ailost [. ana S9Mc.
Options opened dull but steady. with
wheat and on cables. in face OF liberal
receipts al Chicago, ruled slow and
fcatureless all day, closing steady and
unchi' Sad. May clos d soc. o Is Spot
dull; No. .. 29c Opt oHs dull. Mess
10 80 Beef hams. 22.5o@e3; packet II 80
Gl2 Cut meats quiet; y cliled bellies,
5lAMIiA; picked hams. SA0l. Lard
st ady; December closed 5a5, nominal
re fined quiet. Pork Study: mess. 10Gp
1880: short clears. 1l.0Q@i2 %; family,
l2.00Mle,50. Butter strong; Western
creamery, s3@oSc.; do. factory. 16@21c I;
state dairy, '1SIg6c. Cheese-Fal-m made
fancy small, 12%@tSc; large, i22iGDt3c.
Eggs s,eady; Pennsylvania 2302ic. !;
pr I'm = n ri ut IL 10
troleum steady. Resin qui t. Turpen-
III clsteady, at 5l14@52c. Rice finn; DO
nestle fair TO extra, 4GGlac. Coffee
steady. Cut loaf sugar and crush d,
) Slice; powdered, Sic; granulatsd,
5 3-15c.; cubes, slice
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31

zoe.
EGGS--Atarl;ct firm ut 1Sc. per dozen.
isUT'rER.-Goo country. 12giiGc.
COUNTRY HAMS : steady; Sm:thneld.
fancy isM i5e: nirginia c6mn,ry. loii2.ac
MISUNDERSTANDING white. si5o6ll. u
per bag: new sweets -Iaymap. 500 per
barrel: yellow. 9lc q Sico
CABBAGE--Sl.5 Oul.75 per sugar barrel
ONIoNS-sl.agal.f5 per bag.
BERMUDA-NoEc.
FRUITS.
AppLEs-vlrgin!a apples. s2.25a3.co pc.
barrel: Northern. s2o.@3.oo.
LEM ONS-S55o per box.
PEsAtls s s25oas.oo per bag
LIMES-S:;Ge ner basket.
PINE hPPLES-io0l2c.
DANANAS-Pcr bunch. 50cTsl.5o.
COCQANUTS TO bag sS 30
CALiFoRNlA CHANGES :: Messlna
S30Gq3.25; seedlings SS.O043 -: nayels SiOt
sEi.5o per box; Jamaica. $3.50 per box.
GROCERIES.
FLoUR-Market firm; spring wheat
patent, $3.50; winter wheat, patent SIPS
winter wheat. half patent. S3S5; win,
ter wheat. choice straight. $3.50: winter
wheat family. $500; winter wheat fair In
good grades OF extra. S3a5; winter wheat
MEAi--Per bag 100 lbs. osc.: 90 Id. bags
Lssanra isl s1;Si; ens s;;s IT.. i%glIs:
CHEESt:--iarse iuil cream, .i3IGGplijGc
small fun cream. lStac.
SUGAR-Maritet steady. The plan OF
selling sugar At delivery prices has been
suspended Tor the present All quotations
Will be made {. Q. b. Norfolk. Cut Loaf.
$40: Patent Cubes SD: Powdered. 54S:
File Granulated. 6.4l; Standard Granu-
lated. 54l; Confectioners' A. SO: Key
stone y. SO; CGntenniul d. 500: Ca;for-
MIA Il. 5i5: Franklin Extra c. All; Amer
SYRUrs AND Mo!.IssEa larke,
firmcr ~ the aGvc;re: syrup good u
choice. 9ld2Sc.: lower grade eyrup lzDI5c.
molasses. Porto Rico. .oGeSc.: moiasseA.
PROVISIONS
EUIK MlGATs-Market firm: rib SIDES,
$3.50; bellies. eastern. Gisc.; bellies. west
crn, 500
DRY PLATED JOWLS-iiac.
PORK pLATE.S-5lGc.
l. MESS PORK-Old SOS
lAM PORK-Pcr barrel. SLIGO.
LARD-Pure butchers in tlerces, nc;
! compound tisrceg. Sic; So-lb tubs and 80.
Id: tins Ac. more.
| Wooi>-unwash isc.: bulky. ) TO 7c
| less: washed wool :sc. black. i2;.c. TO lee
iiiDEs-,G. s.. ~: green. 6S; dry nn:.
| ~; drV salt. iiia; damaged l.
sALr FISH
! HERRJNG.-New North Carolina cut. .n
Eastern barrels. $;.eiGi,5o: Potomac.
spos lSs g fsa n'Fts iye KGss a s No
| 2. $23o1: white fish. new catch. lG0-lb.
kegs. s. 10; SOLD. kegs S2.A0: 7o-lb. kegs.
FRESH FIST.
Spots. per pound. &C.: croak"rs. reT
large rock, per pound. l2}4c.: pan rock,
per round GeiSe: shaA: none: trout. 2Aae.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
Norfolk Cotton Market
ofIlco

outtiilIltiucNt 9 uiuc0,
Norfolk ana Portsmouth Cotton 10
Saturday. Dec. G0th. /
Following Is statement Of tlu ri
and shipments ot cotton AZ Nurfht
tic four On months ending SATURDAY.
ccmber 3. 1879, viih comparisons forI
% years;
'D?-i9o, 'oS>'Ga 'o7-'M
Receipts 4 mos.
80 Dee. ~ .a3S. 3S, i3S. s6i i22.5i7
Exports :. -. l7,Ool 3i,C0S 6D.4lQ |
Cst%ise, Ocrlnd
cIc :. ......... lca. @9G 3iI,u9i %: 80
Stock on hand il,aij t0.sl2 ~ ipa /,
fico middlg III 5s 5i!.
Respectfully submitted. I
NORMAN EEL
Superintendent and S-creh
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn. Oats, Provisions, Lard, Short
Ribs Etc.

Chicago, Dec. S0-There was less
than an hours business in any Of the
markets to-day. The cold weather
made slight Improvement in the cash
demand. and steadicd wheat. May
closing ut shade gain over yesterday.
Corn closed shodc and oats &c het-
ter, and provisions unchanged TO 2Ac
lower.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
BALTIMoRE CiRAIN A1ARKEr

Baltimore. Dec. 5c.-Fiour dull. I'M
changed.
Wheat steady; spot and month,
T0A @70hc. January. IQ9s @T0lsc. !;
February. 717s@72c; May. 74& 075c. !;
Southern by sample. GS@7lEc.
Corn steady; spot month and new
or old, 3G5s @37c.; January, $iIS77sc.;
February, S1h @37l&c.; March, size.
Southern white and yellow, S5i&G37Mc.;
No. = white, S0MSlc.
Rice dull. Sugar strong. unchanged.
Butter. cheese, and egss firm. un-
changed. 49, ...-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
WEEKLY BANK sTATl5a1nNr.

New York, Dec. S0.--The weekly bank
statements show the following change:
& Loans; increase J. u. "a, ........ S 3,660
4 plus reserves. Increase. 7S4,OO9
IS pArIe deere ase .....l...,. 10000
sgal Ten dcI's r9ase 1.iGS,cpQ
a ( .E.. S4s, 500
Gre 8. ~. $500
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
ElNlJAS.1G.-.<>s9 | I()INdd
Cured by Iohnson's Eyspepsia c.ro

II suffered over two yea rswith Indigestion and
Nervous DYSPEPSIA, unable 10 c.; or slccp. /
tried several physicians aid different iciuclies
but they only helped nc for Il Short time. a
friend advised iac 10 take )ShEsoIi's Dy5pcnsia
CWc lave taken three rD=ts. and am now
feeling better than hayr lrr two years. Have
good appetite, aesp Fcll AVID have rone ot The
symptoms CT i;fiigc-;ion or Dyspepsia. Willie
have gaiurd tSu pound, III weight, within q
couple OF months. tam taking pleasure in re-.
commencing Johnson: UyspspsiI Cure where
ever can. aud several of ,ay friends ure taking
It with ;naE-eG results T. a. ARNOLD. CHM.
Sarge Be- !" css. by mail. or irS s.c:ct s.araps
Hlndc al TIL. Johnson LABORATORIES, Inc.
eAliApsteHiA
snclllnss Pharmacy, Robert T. Holmes
e Co., j. NJ. j.. Trotter. Wallace < Moore.
Norfolk Waliac4 X Co, ierklcy. Jerome
=. Carr. Portsnonth; Dr. i. W. Ely. Suf-
folk Va
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,,. -Four brick dwellings, on Chapel lane.
2g5 Ma.n street.
$40 Huie street
81 Falkland street.
~ Chapel street
= ana Gw = {Cd p,her5 BE- Ea"k s,Es@ car
ne. O! Fridge street
-. 81, SO, 80. 81. 80 sank street.
ila!dy warehouse. Nivi=on street.
T. Tu&e@cll street
200 Chapel street
Two cottages at Virginia Beach.
store y Roanoke avenue,
81 High street
:oi Cumberland street.
Nos, 6S and 20 Pool street.
30 Park avenue.
,Seamen's Friend sociery'a property on
Water street oppoa IL Clyde Line.
Small farm on BROAD Creek Turnpike
a Ili street.
2I Granny street.
y ard 81 Virginia street.
:22 York street.
I5i ard ls6 WOLF street.
Sy5. 3GS Church street.
-Four brick tenements on Wilson ..'enue
t3S Rutc street.
lOJ and III Brown avenue.
2i3 York street.
"A and &c York street.
a and ~ Roanoke Square.
1872 Grown avenue.
90 and e.; Butte street.
Two dwellings, on oiney Read (ISibble
i26 High street
One dwelling Duke street. south end.
~ Queen street.
2i3 and al5 High street Hoortsmouth)
2ii ana PIG King street (Portxmouth).
Sli liAnk street.
IL Duncan avenue.
LEACIiE- GOD PROPERTY s W.
corner CRANKY and Frecmason streets. :
Commerce street. cast side. and OH va
ter, front Y feet.
II ana 10 Roaroke dock.
Jos Duke street.
$50 y. Marshall avenue.
100 High street.
FOL Park avenue.
81 Cumb4riInd street
iCD Els;e street.
a. York street
b 80 and +2i Highland avenue.
49, York street
500 York street.
ils 4eo. 422 and 4el Treemason street.
20 Bank street.
Dwelling IS Roush street
Dwelling leai Butte street.
l25 nrd 1870 w. Main street
552 ard $50 f.. Main street.
Elegant dwelling l2I College Place.
G tenement houses on Kent Street
10 Hill street.
Is. -. 90 and 81 Roanoke dock.
Vacant lots la West End Land Co.
Client, Norfolk Co. Cooley avenue, Cen
trail avenue. Camp avenue. Mays ave
nue.. Olnc1- rpaG, Suite street, York stree;
J3oush street; Water front lots on Water
Ciflbornc. .I.ovitt avenue: vacant lots OIL
Cranky and Charottu streets. 20 vacaa
lots ':gMle1 en- Princess Anne avenue snt
BROAD Creek Turnpike. cheap TO u quici
btS-cr. s.t,f5 Al Aest'. .-jt'if slft3esy
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
BOND MARKET.

New York, Dec. so, iS9?
limited States 22,'s, registered :. -. 1927.
ltniisd States VS. coupon -. -, ii9
United STILES new Is, reGistcrod 1888;
United States rev rs. coupon -. 1885.
United States old Is registered ~ i'll
United States old as. ocip1n ;. -. lii
United States o,si, registered ......... ll2H
Inltcu Stat.3 . :; coupgn ......-... 1874
District " Columbia C5s ......... 1la
Virginia Centuries ,.... .... SIs
Virginia Deferred .......... .. 3
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
COTTON sEEn OIL

New York, Dec. 30-Cotton seed oil
was quiet to-day anu unchanged, but
still firmly held.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
FOR REs,l II.

+
&c North street, z rooms ana bath.
dd5 South Kelly, rooms and bath.
81 Bank. rooms and bath.
Old East Main street. rooms and bath.
go York street. 8 rooms and bath. ~ s3
rooms
si3 Wllonghby. 2 rooms and bath.
Several nice farms Oh salt water near
the city Tor year $500 Nicc large brick
house with about z acres in village of
kempsvillo by month or year.
Rooms 42i Precursor. FIRST floor above
"a Chapel street. rooms.
Store OH Freemason.
is Henry street.
FOR SALE.
New house on South Kelly: ono OH
Windsor: thrco nice houses on WNiough.
by-a nice lnvcsl ment: one house on
Reeves. south OF Loviit. one on Duncan:
orc on Duke street: nice brick house on
Bank: one on Charlotte; two on Cumbcr-
land; also in other sections.
Several nice farms near the city; some
or acre. and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
TRUCK MARKET.
'Ry Telegraph to vlrrinIan- Pilot,

liNpttN -l.hiNA l. L.
New York, Dec. S0.-Potat cs steady:
New Je. 3 y, 1..5@L75; New York, l5OQl
l75; Long Island. 1.50I2.00; New Jers V
sweets. 2.25@350. Cabbage steady;
Long Island, i.0046.o0 per hundred.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
NORFOLK HhRNtrs F
For Grain, iiaU, Groceries, Proy|v
sc. !
OuotnIiou~ntw hoic-nIc pricn mn.
"bS s,rhcr.ri>r stated, nmh yr,rJx nrr
MI bieri 10 Guctuntiam IN mari. plt
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.

{ CoRN--whi,e corn. from etore, 45c.:
mixed corn from store. 4ic. wh!tb oats,
from store. $50; mixed oats. 33c
MILL .l'EED-Marliot steady: brhn per
ton. $500: mtddiing, $500 rcr tolI.
QATS-Stcady. mixed $780,; wbitT ssc
HAl-No: finothy hay. car io,ls. ISIS. 50:
10y, Ton io,s' ssGS' mixed nay. car io;s sl4.vo;
q. MILLED RlcE-As to grade, .. to
RouGu nIcE-None on tho market
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
EANUTS-Alarhet new fancyI 2s.c,.
strictly prime, alsc.: prime, ehTScC: com,
mon. lH42c, Spanish. coc. Per bhlihel
PEAS-Blackeye. sa.NQ3,eJ per nag.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PoELTRY--Livc. steady; chici;eE,s old
5fat. .;Sl2ie.: sptins chickens. Anai)f steady
ssl l2u US, .arss. iSas0e.; duekth mui,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
BYRD. BALDWIN * GO,
EENEA.. Aa;ES oGT7, -: AND.i
is4D!II GSDS EB. 5ss.H.
t.At.A.'uE r..-%Lr.
ITn, y tas,,f
OF; ltE%J'

800 CRANKY. $500.
40 Maple. $500.
Id@ Church. &i.JD.
iol Waite. So 40.
~ Church. $40.
1Sl Church. 5. 80.
STORES
81 Cranby, SO.
.aH Iinte. SIS
53l Church. 5000.
81 Church. $1,000
ia CRANKY. 5000.
OFFICES.
'o5 CRANKY. SIS co.
"a .ha:n. so cacn.
West Building. cor.
iSrir and Church.
HaadlnGton Build
iuc, .or. Grauby
| and C.ty Hall ave
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
hOMI: KILLED MEATS

THE ONLY KIND WE SEI.L@TfIE
ONLY KIND YOU WILL USE AFTER
YOU UNpERSrAND THE MEAT PRO-
BLEM. 1T WILL PAN YOU TO SEND
LIS YOUR ORDER FOR y NUMBER
Oh IEAsONS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31
T. F. E2og:e,


ING GEANBy STREET.
STORES
Store Isl ana 3S3 Main street.
store No 30 Roanoke avenue.
.7turo - Roanoke 3vc1uc.
St"fo No. 50 Corimcrcc street.
store 40. ~ Bank street.
store No. - Commercial Place
Store an,! dwelling No. Cos Man street.
new Stores on Granny street
w arehoUse iG3 Watet street.
Siete No. Sc I2utc street.
Narehonse Ncr. ~ AMI 81 Woocsids Lima
S'h"es: CRANKY. Bank and Commerce sti
Store 20 Water street
Two cfhces N the AlhcUarie building
DWELLINGS,
Dividing go Frcemasou street
:cw Dwelling on Brown street.
dwelling IS Granny street
Dwelling No. ~ York street
TWO dwellings, IN Mottu BLOCK. Client.
dwell .nS - CRANKY street
DwcilipS lrT Cove street, opposite Cim-
hcrlaEd street
2y3 York street.
II Cranky street
Dwelling l97 Main street.
Dwelling; No. 20 Housh street.
Dwelling: in Mottu Eloc.l. Client.
Dwelling NO. 222 York etreot.
FOR SALE
3Sj Church street.
Dwell N; York Place and James street
Queen street corner National lane.
No 5 Hamilton avenue.
dwelling on treCmasor street.
NO, sS Commercial Place occupied by
W. II. Martin as II Wholesale hardware
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

ain several of the provincial towns
writes 3ir. Ransome, zone huds hotels
said to be conducted on the foreign
principle and certain ,lapanese hotels
have foreign slse. The European nc
eommodSrlon In such places Is. as u
rule, terrible. The rooms are dirty,
she beds are rlckety, the be.lclothes arc
apparently seldom washed and the ia
blrs aud chairs are seldom capable OF
standing on more than two legs VI IL
time.
When first went to Japan could
not understand how, on the foreign
side Of the japanese hotels, the accom-
modatlons could be so Inferior, when
the Japanese portion WAS kept scrupn-
lousy clean. One would naturally
think that people whose Houses Were
so spotIess would revolt NJ having q
portion of their premises in filthy
condition.
But. ms explained to me by the land
lord Of one of these hybrid establish
ments; Foreigners Sre dirty by nature.
They go about their houses In their
boots, and consequently they cannot
wish to have their rooms Kept In prop
err condition. Literature.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19
I.nurencr Almn-Tndcnrn. Ilt.

Among the birthday fasors which
the queen was grnciously pleased to
confer was = knighthood for the artist
Laurence Alma-Tadema. Though the
new knight Is n Dutchnlnn by birth.
he has been identified With art in Eng
lind since he came to reside there per-
manently Ia 1870, on the death Of his
wife. His second wife is n daughter
Of the we'll known Epps, the cocoa
manufacturer. and Is very wealthy.
She, too, Is IL paintey of much dlstinc-
ton. Alnia-Tadema was made an as
soc!ate OF the Royal academy in 1876,
and three years later he became n full
academlc!an. His pictures OF old Rome
and Greece are among the remarkable
shings ia an art way. that the present
century has produced, for united to
excellent drawing and the most skill
full painting he has developed an as
tonishing capacity for research into
the life and manners of antiquity and
Is an authority on spch matters.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

".Agtcr being shaved In a Chicago ho-
tel barber shop" said Ehe man from
South Bend. Il walked out and down.
the street and entered another shop
and reok chair. Tic ha.ber hthered
and scraped me without word. ana
10 minutes inter submitted myself 10
third. He latAered and rubbed as
If / had NOT been shaved ior u month";
and just as lie cook up the razor
asked
"'Didn't you notice that | had been
shaved twice aECady this morningr
Yes, SIR he replied
"'Rnt you IRE goIns TO shave me
again?
"'No, sir. supposed yon came In
here to get the skin taken of and part
with some OF your chcekg "-Plttsbmg
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