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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
EARLY CLOSING.
SATISFACTORY RESULT OF THE
EFFORTS OF RETAIL CLERKS
ASSOCIATION.

From time to time the Virginan-Pilot
has noted the progress OF the efforts of
the Retail Clerks Association to induce
local retail dealers to close their stores
at such an hour as would allow the
clerks employed in them more leisure
time.
Under the conditions existing for
many years Il large number of Nor
folks store clerks have rarely had an
evening off excepting Sunday evening.
but have labored early and late. Many
of them began the days work at or
o'clock n. IN. ana worked hard until
3 to 1850 y. M, with Il short time off
for dinner and supper.
Norfolks Retail Clerks Union No.
2S5 was organized in June. 1898. and
has ever since it's organization on
uniform closing of the retail stores of
the city. In this it is now. with The
cooperation of the other labor unions
of Norfolk. to Il large degree successful,
for ON Monday next (June l9tm the
stores on Main street most OF those on
Church street ana Il large percentage
Of those on Bank ana CRANKY streets
will close at : p. m. undor agreement
with the association. This is exclusive
of Saturday nights ana the month of
December. These reasonable exceptions
are customary elsewhere ana Will read
lily be seen 10 be for the accomm 'dption
of the public us many people are paid
off by their employers on Saturday
night and then do a large part of their
buying for the ensuing week, and De-
combcr is the shopping month before
the Christmas and New Years holt
days.
For some time many of the better
stores OF the city have been closing at
: u. m, bu, the movement bcgins to-
morrow rs general practice. and
buyers should take note of it. The new
Arrangement will affect about 800 to
200 clerks.
NorfOlks Retail Clerks Union now
has about eighty members and num-
Der of new members will be received Mt
It's next meeting on the night of the
second Monday in July. The union
meets on the second Monday OF each
month Mt Engels Hail. on Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
WASHINGTON AND LEE.
NORFOLK SOCIETY People At
TEND THE FINAL BALL.

The browning social event. the final
ball of the Washington and Lee Uni
versity at Lexington. took place We'd
ncsday. ard was largely attended by
society people from all over the coun-
try The bail was opened by Final
Ball President Stewart l.. Crebs. OF
Charmi, Ill. and Miss Bettie Wilson.
daughter of President William l.. Will
son. of the university. With this cou-
pie were fifteen other couples all OF
whom entered the annex room in the
rear and executed a beautiful opening
figure with graceful movements. An
elegant supper was served ut 80 n.
m. in the Warren Newcomb Hall.
Among the couples in the opening
figure were:
Ms. farewell Hubbard. of Norfolk.
Va. yellow organdie. diamonds and
knnpa Alpha badge. with MIR. Taze-
well y. HUBBARD, of Norfolk. Va.
Miss Evelyn Lewis. OF Tallahassee,
Fla. crepe de chine. point lace ana dla-
monds.->with Mr.. y. c. Freeman, oi
Norfolk Va.
Miss May Cannon, of Norfolk Va.
Swiss over taffeta pearls, with Cadet
y, II. u. Janncy. of Lecsburg, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Ding BuSin IS
BY Daylight Only.

Through tho efforts Of the Retail Cherries,
Association and through the co-opor,-
ton of other unions and the majority Of
The merchants of Norfolk, in future tho
following firms VIII close their places ar
o'clock. Saturdays excepted, beginning
Monday. Juno 18th. Those now CLOSING n,
p IN. vii. continue 10 do so:
Lowenberg Shoe Company. lien I.owon-
berg. Johnston Oh na Company Rec
Tive. y y WRIGHT. Miller. Rhodes s:
Co., Arnes. Brownicy * Hornthai. G. l.:
Jenkins. Hatch &c Dean Lewis Drcwrev
Installer Myers Company. Saks 4. az
Henry 6. Wall. Peter Smith Il Co R,ri,
y CO., Doyle & Small, r. c. Gale Dnuston
x Siiverwood. Julius Pincui, Irerchsa
Jones 4 CO., Rudolph & Wallace. l.. !
Whitehurst. liQfhemcr shoe Store S.%r
y son. Odordhai Vicar x Gilbert Sit,nnv
sherwood " Co. j. W S.agat. C.nmnof,
GAL Clothing Company. S IIrsh &. Son
Excelsior Clothing House. The Hub. Wni.
ier }: simmons y Co. Lawrence 4. Mai
ion. Joseph Brown. s. Dozicr S J 'rbon,
as AZ Co, I, II. Whitehurst. Levy Erne
russell & S.mcoc. J. ". Gimcr \ ~
am Palace, Store 30 Church street y
y. Corn!ck. II. l.. Gornto. j. T.. Land &
90 D., ; Heller. James y. Wilson 4.
Co. l. J Oliver. ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
THE NANTUCKET HERE.
NEW MERCHANTS AND MINERS
LINER COMES HERE FOR
CARGO

The Merchants and Miners Trans
portation company's new steamer,
Nantucket. just completed by Harlan
Il IIollingsworth. of Wilmington. Del.
arrived here from Baltimore yesterday
morning and left hate in the afternoon
for Providence. X. l., with n large cargo
Of truck etc.
The Nantucket is commanded by
CAPTAIN John March. late Of he steam
er Jnniata. The new steamer is almost
an exact duplicate of the Nrrshaw. re-
Gently completed for the Merchants
ana Miners Line.
There were on board the Nantucket
When she arrived yesterday morning
Mr.. y. w. James. one of the directors
of the Merchants and Miners Trans
portation Company, and AIcssrs
Charies James. Frank Redwood. Alex
Harvey and AuGustus Lchrmnn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
HE GOT HIS MAN.
DEPUTY MARSHAL BENDIT RE
TURNS WITH \ PRISONER.

TURNS WITH \ PRISONER.
U. s. Deputy Marshal sam Bcndit.
who has been missing for several days
in the vicinity of Tangicr Sound. ana
over whose absence some uneasinesa
was fclt. turned up all safe and sound
in Norfolk Yesterday, with his man.
Charles G. Connertor, Of Onancock. in
tow. and landed him before L. <. Com
missioner g. j.. Towden. who bailed
him in 5000 with ii. :. Crockett. of on
ancock. as surety for appearance at
the November term of court.
The case has lis humor Conncrton
owns the schooner Anna. q Chesapeake
fisherman. Lawrence Locke was one
of her crew. ana on discharge. sued
Connerton on claim for some sci due
ms wages. y man by the name of
Evans was put in charge Of the boat
after libel was served ny L. 5. Deputy
Marshal West. liy come means the
Annals yawl escaped the libel ana
Evans deserted her at the wharf and
started to take her 10 $50 aboard the
vessel. Connerton arrived in time TO
stop him. and on his pcrsistng in hl.
action, thrashcd him, whereupon
Evans complained. \ bench warrant
was issued for Cnnncrton neputv
Marshal Bendit went 10 serve it, and
COnucrtOn was out q hing. whereup-
Oh Bendit went after him and succeed
cd IN getting lost in Tangier Sound.
spending night ana part Of a day
in the fog. rain ana general discomfort
before he found his way to bearings
he was acquainted with. He caught
Conncrton when that gentleman came
ashore and the result is known to date
Meanwhile. in one OF the late violent
storms, the schooner Anna was blown
ashore ana now lies. fun of water. high
on the nats ana partly wrecked 1t
is likely she VIII be sold by Deputy
Marshal Hendit some time next week.
and tile whole matter. except the as
sault case. viii be clOsel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
FREIGHT MEN DEPART.
TOWNSEND WE'LL
4aFI 4 I, : fi.,I9-W0+44s4+ 81. GIIAIR-
MAN FINCH

The freight agents returned to their
homes yesterday morning. Nothing
but words OF praise for Norfolk's hos
pitality were heard in the expressions
of the agents during their four days
stay here. President Macoicn Towns
end. who is an indcfltigablc worker
and VINO also has wide capacity for
the enjoyment of such entertainments
as the Arrangements Committee pro-
vlded. said to a Nrginian- Pilot report
er that he had never attended n con-
Vention more successful in it's work for
the promotion Of a better understand-
ing among the transportations agentE
OF the big systems of the country. nor
one where the pleasure feature was
better carried ont.
Perhaps the busiest man in the con-
vention was Mr.. G. Z. Finch. freight
agent of the Norfolk ana Western in
Norfolk. Mr.. Finch was chairman OF
the Transportation Committee. ana ow-
ing 10 the numerous complimentary ex-
cursions rendered the agents by the To-
cal transportation association, his work
WAS unceasing from morning to night.
Though he had to countersign the
cards of all the visiting freight men
and tho ladies' with them. there was
not the slightest mistake or cause for
any one to feel sighted
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company is now operating in connec-
ton with trains Nos 80 and 81, between
Radford. Va, and Atlanta. Ala, over
the Norfolk and Western. Southern. and
Alabama Great Southern railways,
cafe. parlor and observation car SER
vice Meals. la carte. are served in
the cafe department AT all hours. Lux
urious chairs in the parlor compart-
ment may be had at a moderate charge
while the observation department. is
free to holders OF parlor or sleeping
car tickets. See schedule.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK
First Fruit of Sale of C. & O.'s
CRANKY Street Property.


Several days ago the Virginian Pilot
noted the sale of the valuable CRANKY
street property of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway to local capitalists, and
the subsequent resale OF portion of
ii to various local purchasers whose OBJ
ject was to secure sites for new bust
ness structures.
The sale is already bearing fruit that
will soon cover this property with some
of the most desirable and eligably
located stores and Offices in the city.
Mrs. Anna Il. Taylor and Miss Tay-
lor will build n handsome four-story
brick building on CRANKY street. at the
corner of Brooke avenue, on land re-
Gently purchased by them of the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio railway ca part OF the
old Tazcwell homestead.
Mr.. j. l.. Il. CARPENTER, the we'll
known architect. who has may fine
monuments to his skill in important
buildings in this city, has been engaged
To prepare plans for tho building and
super!ntond its construction.
The plans will be drawn Mt once
Of the tenants, and when finished the
building will he pushed to an early
completion.
This is the starter. but. ii is stated.
other purchasers of the choice CRANKY
street frontage will also soon talk .
steps TO cover their sites with thor
ouGhly modern business blocks that
Will make liberal returns on the capt.
tai invested
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

Special attention is called at the re-
quest of Deputy United States Revenue
Collector II. O. Deyer to the desire of
that Office that the regular revenue tax
payers. especially the retail liquor
dealers. shall pay their tax. if possible
by the 9th of the present months. as
on the LIST of July the big rush of war
taxes will begin and they will avoid de-
lay by being prompt. Again. by pay
ing early they Will avoid the 30 per
cent. penalty and will further help the
collector greatly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
FOR RENT.

~ OR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT
a. Room. on CRANKY street, with pr.vi-
.e!e OF bathroom. suitable for lady or
gentleman. or single gentleman. Address.
M" care Firginian-Pilot. IT.
Il OR RENT. - FURNISHED HOUSE
K on Colonial avenue for July August
and September. Address COLONIAL"
this office. my3l-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Removed TO
BAL TlMORE
The Post Office Robbers Taken
There For Trial.
THEIR PICTURES TAKEN
ElR PICTURES TAKEN
chief OF roIice Kizrr. Accompanied
by Post ONCE Inspector Maxwell.
Who Identified tho SUSPECTS, Tool,
Night Resisted Efforts to Talk.
Their Pictures,

Frank Morris and Charles Williams,
the men arrested here yesterday for
robbing the Princess Anne, Md. post
Office of $40 worth of stamps, were car
ried to Baltimore yesterday afternoon
on the Bay Line steamer.
Postoiice Inspector Maxwell arrived
here yesterday morning and identified
the men from the description given him
by Princess Anne people who saw them
i'll that town. Inspector Maxwell went
to Princess Anne from Washington
Friday morning, the robbery having
occurred Thursday night. and he sent
the description OF the supposed robbers
to Chief Ilizcr Friday afternoon. which
resulted in the arrest of the men. an
account of which the Virginian- Pilot
published yesterday.
IN BALTIMORE JAIL.
Chief Nizer and Inspector Maxwell
took the prisoners to Baltimore. where
they viii be lodged in JAN to await
trial. The inspector has not the least
doubt but that the men under arrest
are the right ones. lie was given 4
thorough description of them by people
who saw them at the race track at
Princess Anne in their bicycle suits,
which they had on when arrested here
possession makes the evidence ccnclu-
sivc.
PHOTOGRAPHED.
Pursuing a policy which he adopted
when he went into Office. Chief 1<zer
yesterday morning had Il photographer
to make photographs OF the prisoners.
Contrary tn most people when sitting
for their photographs. the men didn't
want 10 look purity" at all. They
made wry faces. twisted. contorted
their facial muscles. stuck out their
in fact. to look like someone other than
themselves. Both of them had to be
held while the photographer got his
focus on them and even then he had
Ia pick his chance to take the snap
shot.
The men have the appearance of be-
ing very slick personagSS. and il is hint
ed that they may be connected with
several postotlice robberies in different
parts of the country.
SYSTEM OF MEASUREMENT
If the Bertillon system for the meas
urcment of criminals was in use here
the men would have been subjected to
this. which might have been the means
of identifying them in other cities. This
system is so complete that II is al
most Impossible for n man to be mis-
taken by it. Chief Kiaer has recon-
mcnded that it be adopted here. 1t
would cost the city. he $ VS.. only Sl25.
WILL GET REWARD.
II is said that the Government pays
n reward of 5000 for every postoifce
robber captured by other than post
Office or government officers. Detectives
West and Childrcss will set the 500
for the arrest OF Morris and Williams
this is the rule and practice.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
THE oErRo.T.p cAPEs.
U. s. CRUISER RACK FROM BLUE.
FIELDS-OrHEE MARINE
NEWS

The United States cruiser Detroit
passed in the Capes shortly after noon
yesterday. She had two barses in tow,
loaded with floating dock for Penn
syivania.
The auxiliary cruiser Prairie passed
out the Capes yesterday with the Mary
land Naval Reserves. who Will be
trained at sea on the Prairie.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
FINANCIAL.

T INVEST YOUR MONEY IN GRAIN
l. and make money. Send for circular
uesc..DinS oar insurance plan. The safest
ever devised TO make 4 steady monthly
profit dealing on the Chicago Board OF
Trade. The only successful way. 1t has
stood the test and come out ahead every
time. For particulars address. BAKER *
CO, 81 and Sc hudson Building. New
York. 1ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Important TO Loumb6rmeD.

The IIasscl Lumber COMPANY p,v
MOUTH. n. c.. .ncorpora cd 1899. under sue
e!ai 30 year charter. enacted by tho C;nu-
erai Assembly OF North Caroitno o.rn
Tor sale their valuable saw-mli plan; ana
llilber leases OF ash. cedar. nine anH
eypress; ON the Roanoke river For fmii
particulars apply to 'i
jclS-S0t plvmonth
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Lamp Explosion.

The fire department was called about
O'Clock last night-to respond to an
alarm from box 81. This proved to have
been caused by lamp explosion at No.
10 queen street. occupied by a colored
man named Charles Bronskll The fire
was eXtinguished by neighbors before
the arrival Of the fire department The
loss was slight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
ROARDERS.

IN WO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAI,
nicely furnished room. with goo
board. at reasonable rates 1927 Banl
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
MUSIC AT OCEAN VIEW.
UNDER DIRECTION OF PROF
KRUGER.

Commencing Saturday, June 10th.
there will be music on the pavilion
evenings from s TO 10 p. m. Sunday
sacred music from $3.50 p. IN. to $3.50
p. m.
For the coming season trains will
leave Norfolk for Ocean View every 40
minutes. In the afternoon on the hours
and halves. ieS-th. 81 sn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

NJ OTiCE--I WILL, SELL BY PUBLIC
= June. 1898. ut the residence of L. "
dudley. at Wash Woods. all OF the per-
sSiIi n property belonging to the estate or
about 100 head OF Cattle. about 10 heni 81
iorses. Household and Kitchen Furniture
ma taiming Utensils. Carts, &c. FERNS
ut sale. Sale to commence at Ii o'clocis =,
III; u. +: MEEKINS. Executor :"
May LIST 1899 =,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Excursion Ticisc.,.

On July LIST. %. SO / to 10 q. m.
July 4th, the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company viii sell excursion
tickets at reduced rates. These tickets
will be good for return passage TIL
July 9TH.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

Slowly but surely have our Oxford
mixtures worked their way to the front
Your next suit should be one of them.
Tailored In our own exclusive way.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
8S3 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

a with or without board. at 2i1 Church
street opposite ST. Paui's Church.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Norfolk City Mater Works.

Norfolk. Va, June II. 1899.
Sealed proposals VII he received by tho
O'Clock j.. Nj. June 2Gth. 1898. At their Of
flee for 1900 tons. more or less, OF bitumi-
nous steam coal. to be delivered in bunk
or at pumping station Chores Bridge,
during the fiscal year ending Juno 30. 1850
Proposals must state variety of coal pro-
posed 10 be furnished. The right TO reject
any or all bids is reserved.
l;y order
jei7-td BOARD OF WATER CoMRs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
MR.. JOHN WHITEHEAD.
FOR CENSUS SUPERVISOR
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TKIC'r

Congressman w. 4. Young has made
the appointment of census supervise.
for the Second District. This appoint
Census Director Merriam and also 10
the endorsement of Senators Daniel and
Martin. The appointment of Con-
gresham Young is now In the hands
of The Virginia Senators ana 1t is be-
lieved Will be approved by them.
THE LUCKY MAN.
The appointee of Congressman Young
is Mr.. John Whitehead, OF the Journal
of Commerce. Mir. Whitehead is the
secretary OF the Democratic Congress
sional Committee Of this district and
ell tl4nS,astic Young man in the
late contest. He was chairman of the
Young steering committee in the last
campaign.
While the taking of the United States
census for 1900 VIII not begin until the
LIST of June. 1900, the supervisors are
being named all over the country. Hy
an arrangement agreed upon between
Virginia Democrats and Republicans in
Washington a few days ago. onc-half
Of the supervisors and enumerators for
Virginia are TO so 10 the Democrats
and the other half TO the Republicans.
The cnumerators are to be divided in
the same manner
FORTY I1NUMERATORS
or the latter there will be about
forty for this district. Tho supervisors
OF the district appoints these. and will
also have the APPOINTMENT of "a clerk
for himself. Tho supervisor is charged
with the duty of sub-dViding his dis
trict into territories to take in 1000
people as nearly as possible His APP
poin,ment % enumcrators TO take
charge of these subdivisions OF terri
tory are subject to the approval of
Census Director Merriam. The enume-
rators for this district viii be divided
equally between Democrats and Re
publicans.
THEIR COMPENSATION.
The Supervisors will receive in the
aggregate not less than 81 900 They
receive Sl25 ana 81 per thousand or
fraction thereof OF The population enum
Grated in thiclily settlod districts. ana
IN s-arsely settled districts $l.40 per
thousand.
The compensation OF the cnumerators
will be fixed 10y The director of the cen
sus. and shall not be less than nor
more than 3 cents for each living in
habiiant, or death reported: from Il
- 20 cents for each farm visited, and
from 20 to 30 cents for each industry
enumerated.
The twelfth census will be restricted
to inquiries relating to population,
mortality. tho products of agriculture
manufacturing and mechanical cstab-
lishmcnts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

All In sight OF monument. "Newes,
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly.
n Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only, 32i
Main street. corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
M"MncNhnY Inr nnn,

Is the day FOR the First BAPTIST ex-
cursion to Richmond ana Lakeside
Park; Norfolk and Western route. 81
round trip. ia1S-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

g MALL FARM OF FORTY-THREE,
- acres of VERY CHOICE LAND.
near city water-works. on Shell road, at
II BARGAIN: Will double In value very
soon. Sec owner. l43 Duke street. c. f..
HQDGMAN. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
FOR SALE.

III OR SALE-NINE ROOM HOUSE.
u with dome, next to corner OF Moran
avenue. on Thirteenth street, Client. New
ancc monthly. J. S AWFORD'S FUR
NITURE STORE. Portsmouth. or H. l..
PAGE ~ CO.. Bank street. je1S-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
HAS BEEN INCORPORATED.

This plant was built by Mr.. II. b.
Fentress, who laid the first brick on
March I'd. 1889. y charter has been
granted by Judge Hanckel. and the
plant will be operated by corpora
iion, under the name of the Norfolk
Reirigerating Stors sc Company.
This company is permitted TO have a
capital stock OF $4,000. TO SSO0,000. The
officers are as follows: President II. il.
Fentrcss Vice President, c. w. Fen
tross; Secretary and Treasurer Il.
Watkins Leigh (cashier of CITY Nation
III Bank). The board of directors in
cludes the above. all of Norfolk. ana
j. = De Hart, of New York City, ana
Vernon Crump. of Norfolk.
The new plant affords accommodu
tons that should meet with hearty APP
probation. as ,he greatest attention has
been given to every detail of it's con
structon in order to make 1t as per-
feet as the most advanced ideas on the
subject will permit. The rates FOR s,or-
age Will he the same as charged by
similar irst-class plants in New York
Chicago and the other large cities.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO, THREE AND FIVE

Hayward, OF the Isbell- Porter Com
pany, Of New York and Newark N. j..
has Installed the machinery and will
be in charge for about u month.
The walls of the structure are about
50 inches thick. including the insulation
on the first and second floors. then de-
crease inches for each floor up-
1ynrl
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
The Gem Ice Cream ParIor,

2gi Church street, near Holt.
New management. WM. a. GARRISON.
or New York. proprietor. The highest
grade of "Mrttowcc" Ice Cream lOc per
platc. Family trade solicited Served at
your residence in quantities to suit Get
OFF car at Holt. jei7-ot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n ALL AT 30 MARKET SPACE AND
~ examine the Quaker Bath cabinet
...e hmest bath Oh the market. Guaran-
teed to cure all diseases. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

~ IVIL AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGA-
" tons coniidcntal.y conducted
in any section by an expert Highest ref
crcnccs from metropolitan police officials
and Government Officials OF Washingt IN.
ID. c., and leading business men of this
city. Office oren day and night and Sun
days. Consultation free. Detective NJ
BRA DFORD, Is Randolph street, rear of
Atlantic Hotel. New phone, CO.. 1ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

IL OR SALE-ONE LARGE OFFICE
l. Stove. Buzz Fan, Oak and Lcath-
er Chair and other Office Furniture. Call
Monday. Room IL. No. lG7 Main st. it,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
FOUND.

N oUND.-2o LOGS, FINE. AT MOUTH
IT Tanners Greek. Address JOHN w.
WEST. Sewelfs Point. jcla-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
r HE BUILDING COMMITTEE OF
! STURGEON MEMORIAL CHURCH
Wild GIVE An
EXCLUSION to RiChoond

JUNE ed over the Norfolk and Western
railroad. The train Will leave Norfolk at
a. m. and returning will leave X CHI
mond Al y. m Tickets to so and re-
urn, u. WIN go. rain or shine. iel4. ID