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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
chrl.tlan Endeavor Rally.

The birthday Of the Young Peoples So
eieiv OF Christian Fndcavor was cele-
tfsted a. the Third Christian church
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FOR SALE.
.nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
4

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk.
Va, DAILY at p. NJ. Pas
~ sengers leave Richmond via
ESyN c. and o. railroad A. NJ,
l0fMN or Il. ard =. railroad, n.
~A&L'E~ and W. route a. NJ, daily
~SA except Tuesday TUESDAY
freight only 10 connect with
steamer at Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMER leaves Richmond
for New York via James river every
Monday (passengers and freight at p.
Nj Additional steamer freight and steer
age nassengers) leaves Richmond for Nor
foik every Wednesday and Saturday at
p. n. connecting with steamer for New
FROM NEW YORK passengers can
leaye DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 3 p.
NJ Saturday p NJ, for Richmond via
old Point or Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMER via James river
route leaves every Saturday passengers
and freighD u. NJ, and freight BY
steamer via Norfolk Mondays and We'd
nesdays. Sailings from company's pier,
26 North river
For full information apply 10
JOHN 4. MAYER, Agent,
1919 east Main Street.
Richmond, Va.
w. L. Guillaudeu. Vice President and
Traffic Manager. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

SAVE % PER CENT. BY BUYING
YOUR -.

SAVE % PER CENT. BY BUYING
YOUR -
GROCERIES OF ). ULLMAN'S SON, -,
White Sugar. per pound ....:.... 80
New Hominy and Grlts, 3 lbs. ior.' -
Fine creamery butter. pOuhd 800 o.
New Virginia Buckwheat, per d. 81
Matches, per dozen ......:. <..'''' Ok
y pounds Best Lump Starcn lor
silver King Minnesota Patent Fan" os
lily Flour. 1876. or per bae ia 19iL
Extra Quality cream Cheese, per IN. "a
Resi- Canned Corn, per can ;.''''''
New Scedless Raislns. pound'''''''
New Goldfish pound ....'-'''''...''
New SOurkrOut, quart
1-nound box Pearl Sage. ...... ~
i;xtra Quality New Orleans Mo- 20
iasses. per gallon ...--'''''''.'.
Rolled oats. package ..'.''''''''
2-Hoop Buckets .....'' 10
r Uoop Buckets ...... -. mart z
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per puai ss1N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Pf-fr.DING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
ton of Richmond. Va viii Doe held
N their office. so. 500 cast Main street.
ON MONDAY, February 13. 1850. "a IL
o'clock NJ j. T.. TURPIN.
ia20 Secretary and Treasurer.
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RAIL ROADS.
Southern
Railway

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE DEC. = 1888.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, -
1910 A. NJ, No. H. southern hNp'I
daily for Atlanta, AIstsl" az" -
points south Sleeper Kicl i,iiis'','',,v'
Danviilc. Greensboro, Sau1ouss'
Charlotte. Columbia. aud Ausus'N
slcsoer open al 9.30 p. NJ. stops AZ
an stations between Richmond ans
Danvillo to take on and let OF pas
Connects at Danviic. salisbury.
and Charlotte with the WasninSton
and Southwestern Limited tNo. 90
carrying slcepors New York 20 Ashes
Nle Hot Springs. Chat az, os, o.
Nashville. New York 10 Mem ~,
New York 10 New Orleans. New
York 10 Tampa. and Arsi-ciass On,
coach between Washington ~
Memphis. Connections are niauo
for all points I'm Texas ana 1ail.V'
MIA. sleeper open for occupancy -
1901 p. NJ. No. 7. solid train daily for
Charlotte. y a.. connects OF al.o.
ley with Farmvilio and FowHhl,s"
railroad Al Kcysvilo for cars
Vile. oxford. Henderson ana Jut-
ham, and at Greensboro loi ~
ham. Raleigh and winston 5al.Nl;
at Danvlio with so. 30. 'niN'
states fast mail. solid tram oal,
for NcW Orleans and points oou'n,
which carries sleepcrs New ho,h IT.
New Orleans and New York 20 Jach-
sonville. Through sleeper Salisbury
TO Memphis. also, Pullman i,iil-'
sleeper every "Wednesday NaailI.-
ton to San Francisco without chahs'
500 T.. a. 80 Do local daily except
SUNDAY. for Kcys,iie and iniotme-
dlate points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
SIS : : n. From Atlanta. Ausus'' md
s.oA. ~. from Keysvile and local
stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 81. between Manchester
and Ncapolis
YORK RIVER LINE via WEST poiNr'
THE FAVORITE ROIl E NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND
go p. NJ, No. Us. Baltimore Lin,.loi.
daily except sundaya lor Mest
Point and Intermediate -tauons,
making close connection ai West
Point on Mondays Wednesday, ono
Fridays With steamer for baltmolf,
also. with stage at Lcstor Manor inr
Wakorton and Iapp3hannork op
Tuesday. Thursdays and saiuilI '
$50 +. NJ. No no. local express. Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and lrId1}i Tor
West Point and intermediate fi"-
tions Connects with stage af Lester
Manor for WalkCrfon and Iapnanan-
mock. also. 40 West Point Win
steamer for Baltimore. stops al an
500 A. NJ. No As. local mixed Leaves
daily except Sunday from Nireinia
Street Station for West Point ana
intermediate stations. connecting
with stage at Lester hanor Tor
Walkorton and Tappahannocs
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
o.l7 A. NJ Daily
1910 4. NJ. wednesday, and FRIDAYS ONLY.
c., T. ~. Daily except Sunday from
West Point and intermediate sta-
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A CLEVER TRICK.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

L OR RENT fs..sN
We have n good many NEllt4 Us
CHEAP and DESIRABLE DWELLINGS
and STORES ON our lst. whlch u
viscd daily We will take plea
and scc il. Write or phone for list
u. NJ. WORTHAM g. Co.
Rcal Estate Agents
fot 70fs cast Main street.
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~ ,1-rrD TO SELL. FOR CASH Or
Wan j isD h;o Daner, n stock OF DRY
GOODS. SHOES, CLQ2TH5IIl,N;GSi, s.. Ml M
merry. LADIES, AND AZ, GaNI son6 GHH1
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XViiireinia. A good thing for somes. ono
with push. Address c. care Iimes
Office.
,NTuRACITE STOVE COAL, AN
thracite Egg or Nut Lump Sphnt Po-
cahontas or New River Lump, Gayton
and AN other COAL CHEAP.
"''' CHAS n. PAGE,
1900 west Broad street.
Old and New Phones 4Ol.
Twentieth and Cary streets
Old and New Phones 100 us='
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

MONEY


Richmond. Va. Jan. -. $500.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
81 me RICHMOND TELEPHONE
COMPANY will be held at the com
DAY March b. 1899. az - o'clock ".
NV order of the Board of Directors.
r. III. SMITH.
fe2 Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

WORDS OF PRAISE bestowed upon
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taken II Indicate that 1t is restoring
health 10 thousands Of people, and that
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HOODS PILLS are easy to take. cas-,
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oyq
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WANTED - A GOOD COOK AND
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Byrd street.
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cook WANTED AT ONCE. APPLY AT
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REAL rsrarrArrRIETyA SALE.

BARGAIN. IN
TWO ATTRACTIVE HoI SIS. IL
Wei situated. rent readily, ana pay
l. per cent. ......,,- o. go rr.rt5
foA 30 ! north Tenth street
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HELPWANTED--NIaIe'

VI >-rrD MAN WITH ABILITY TO
tetc ch4rce of and manage an oitice
i'm Richmond. will be required to put ut
ioaef $50 into tho business and furnish
iindouhted references. salary. Sl'4n
dress p. q. Box 20. Buffalo. y. Y ic3
WANTED A PAPER RULER. ONLY \
'frst-class man need apply. ROBERT
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HELP wANTED--Female.

NURSE WANTED.-WANTED' a sEI
~ ned Tolored woman as nurse at the col
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY h5''
LEAVE BYRD STREET STATION.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
An Ordinance
IN REGARD TO TIE CITY BACTERI-
OLOGIST AND THE DUTIES OF
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS IN SUS-
PEC.rED CASES OF DlPHTHERIA
AND MEAlBRANOUS GROUP.

BE IT ORDAINED by The Common and
Select Councils OF the City OF Norfolk
that.
LIST. 10,e Board Of Health shall on the
LIST day of July. 1860. or so soon thereafter
us practical. and biennially thereafter.
appoint with the approval OF tho Coun'
els. City l3acterolog.st. He shall be >
physician and an elector of the city and
ehill receive S15.oo per month. to DO paid
nual nppropriat ton. lie shall hold office
for two years and until his successor ia
moved moved The board OF Health shail hove
power TO remove tho person who may
10 CITY BacterioloEist. Mt any time and
before provided.
and. IL shall be tho duty of tho City
Bacteitoloeist TO make ana examine cul-
WHOM tho same are furnished him. from
all persons supposed 10 be suffering from
d;phther!a or membranous Group. 1t shall
be his duty to make a ARCHAEOLOGICAL ex-
animation OF tho city water and report
thereon periodically, as may, be deter
whenever required by the Board OF
Water Commissioners or tho Board of
Health and generally to do, such bac-
may from time to time think eXpedicnt
and direct. And tho Board of Health
for the Conduct OF the Office of City Bac-
srd. 1t shall be the duty OF ali physl-
clans attending cases of suspected diph-
such cases at once 10 tho city Bacter-
iologlst and the City Bacteriologlst shall
without delay, make n culture from the
throat of the person suspected within IL
hours after receiving the notice and re-
port to the said attending physician and
also tho Health Commissioner tho result
OF the examination of the culture. II the
attending physician desire he may him
self make the culture and deliver tho
eame Mt once 10 Tho City Ractcriolog, st
for examination and report as aforesaid.
For this purpose tho CITY Bactcriologist
ehall keep culture tubes at at least one
drug store in each ward of tho city 10 be
furnished tho attending physician free OF
charge.
4th In NIL cases whcre tn, bactlius Of
d!phthcria Is found, Il second cultIr, shall
be made in the manner aforesaid seven
days after the disappearance OF tho mem
brane and n bacilli ne found by the city
Bacteriologist to be stll present. further.
cultures and examination shall be made
every four days in the manner aforesaid.
Until tho CITY Bactcriougist certifles tina (
no bacillus of diphtheria is present and
until such timo the patient shall be iso-
lated ana other regulations observed as
required In cases OF diphtheria.
Bib The Bourd OF Health shall as soon
after the passage OF this ordinance as pos
s:bie appoint. with the approval of the
Councils. n City Bacteriologist to hold
office until July list. 1860, who shall re-
celve tho salary and perform the duties
as required in this ordinance.
9Th Any viola ton OF any section Of this
not less than 500 or more than 5000.
Adopted by tho Common Council No
yember 7th. 1890
President Common Council
Der lith. 1859 '''0 |''''o' council N0vem-
-, CIIAs. II. coNsoLvo,
V1cc-PreSident or the Select Council.
IeSs; II. S. HERMAN. City Treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
PROFESSOR MILLER.
WILL CELEBRATE TENTH ANN
FERSARY WITH CHRIST
CHURCH


The first Sunday in December being
the first Sunday in Advent, Mr.. ]. j.
Miller. choirmaster at Christ Church.
completes ten years service ut that
cnurch. and 1t will be celebrated by the
cholr rendering music especially pre-
pared Tor the occasion.
Dr. Gramner will probably preach a
sermon on church music in the morn
ing ana the afternoon service will be q
speclal musical service. at which, in ad-
dltion to the regular services, there will
be an anthem. 20 Where Shall Wisdom
BE Found" by DR.. Boycc and two Sc
lections from The Creation" by
Haydn. The soloists will be Miss Eliza
beth y. Taylor. Miss Mamie Skinner,
MISS >. kindred Williams, Mr.. William
richards. Mr. W. w. Shield and MIR. J.
Eiwood Duncan. During Mr.. Miller's
time OF service at Christ Church he has
been absent from his post of duty Eek
cepting vacations) only twice. one
Lenten service, the other an afternoon
service, on the Sunday after the death
OF the late Rev. DR.. Barten. In nddi-
ton to the special musical work of the
choir ut this church. Mr.. Miller has
given about forty organ recitals at diff
terent times during the winter sea-
SONS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26

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BAILEY V. FAYErTE GAS CO.

Supreme Court of PENNSYLVANIA.
October 6. 1899.
a COMPANY INCORPORATED FOR
SUPPLYING NATURAL GAS TO
CUSTOMERS FOR HEAT AND
LIGHT. CANNOT CHARGE MORE
FOR GAS USED FOR LIGHTING
THAN FOR HEATING. THERE BE-
ING NO REASON THEREFOR, Elk
CEPT THAT TT WAS WORTH
MORE TO CONSUMERS MEAS
URED BY WHAT THEY WOULD
HAVE TO PAY FOR SUBSTITUTES
FOR LIGHTING.
This was suit by Bailey against the
Fayette GasFuel Company for an in
junction prohibiting the company from
charging plaintiff more for gas used for
lighting purposes than for that used by
him for fuel. The company was in
corDorated for the purpose of supplying
natural gas TO consumers for heat and
light, and it was engaged in that bust
ness. supplying the gas for both pur-
poses, but charging more for gas used
for one purpose than for the other.
There was q decree in the lower court
for the company and the plaintiff APP
pcaled.
The court says:
It is not claimed that there Is any
difference in the cost of the product of
the company. the expense OF supplying
ii Mt the point of delivery, or it's value
TO the company in the increase of bust
ness. or other ways. Some effort was
made TO show increased risk to The com
pany from the use OF gas for lighting
purposes. but the evidence OF danger
was so remote and shadowy that ii can
not be considered as more than n mere
makewcight. The real argument seeks
to justify the difference in price solely
by the value of the gas to the CON
sumner as measured by what he would
nave to pay for q, substitute for one Dur-
pose or the other. il he could not get
The gas. This is u wholly inadmissible
basis of discrimination. The implied
condition of the grant Of all corpora te
franchises of even quasi public nature
IS that they shall be exercised without
individual discrimination, in behalf Of
all who desire. From the Inception of
The rules applied in early days to inn
keepers and common carriers down to
inc present day of enormous growth Of
corporations for nearly every concciva
ole purpose. there has been no depart
ure from this principle. And from all
the legion OF cases upon Hrs subject
the distinguished counsel for the an
peiiee have not been able to cite q single
one In which q discrimination based
solely on the value OF the service to the
customer has been sustained. Decree
reversed; injunction directed to be re-
lnstated and made permanent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
MUSICAL NOTES.
An Evening With Schumann at
Norfolk Conservatory Of Music.
rcnih Anniversary celebration
Denth lnvades nusical .,rc.cS- \
cnniatH-Etk.' Memorial Music
Norfolk Composers,

The faculty OF the Norfolk Consery.
atory OF Music will. Tuesday even
ing, November 2Sth, give delightful
Evening with Schumann," at the Con-
servatory rooms. 1t will begin at s d.
m. and invitations were issued yester-
day. The program is as follows:
1. Reading: Sketch OF the Life of
Schumann.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
The NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES D. g. s, 6, y e IS
because" which was also published
oy the Witmark Publishing Co., of
New York.

hecause," which was also published
Sy the Wftmark Publishing CO.. OF
Mr.. George oline, leading baritone
o. the Olympia Opera Company, yes
.sroaE at matinee and at night, al
eme Academy of Music. sung with grea,
success the popular Norfolk ballad
eng Me Song of the South" Mr.
Chine is much in love with this beau.
e..ui song. and states that he will
lsmture it in his work throughout the
Mr.. Erncs, G. Gregory Of nramn,e.
ION, mas composed the music for an
10! .n,,eresting cake walk, known as
Steamboat Billy" MIR. Woodin OF
Norioik, Will write the words. Mr..
,Moodin has written several sonrss
oelore now. His latest ballad TAKE
ne Back 20 California's Golden Shore. -
MHt soon be published. It is n pretty
Work is progressing we'll on the
VI Ruth" by Gaul, that is to
oe given in the second week of Do
ssE'p per, at Epwo-:h NJ. e. Church. nv
the Epworth Choir. =
The music for tho l,ks Memorial,
I.Nercises Will be OF an unusually high
- - WI. u VIII be III charge of AIR. \.
Va, Muerner, of the Norfolk Conser-
Ns'o.E 81 Music. There will be two
OF Mr.. koerners compositions on tho
nrosram. One will be. '"rhc Ellls
ir"Eer' baritone solo in \ Nat
words by Mr. James l.. Duncan. Tho
music is fully in keeping with the
hiEn character of the elevated senti
r r,.tn.s EXPRESSED by The words. The
o,Htr composition. n tenor solo. "Afv
VWn Emanuel" words by Rev. Dw;rht
Williams. of New York. ond mussc ~.
Mr. koorner. is a beautiful sacred
solo. dedicated to Mr.. w. F. Ium,av
OF Norfolk. who will sing the solo on
this occasion. w
me Seaboard Air Line Band. undor
the leadership OF Prof. Maxim win =,
me near future. give Il delightful CON
cert Mt the Monticello Hotel There
are thirty-tive men in this band. viii,
INNS as one OIL the finest in the State
The music Mt Epworth NJ. i. C,hnrc,
to-day will be particularly fine. The
program will be as follows: Morning
service ''''S
Anthem-"He That Keepeth Is
oce rne. -. -: .;;.............. Schlosscr
onering-Secnnd Sanctus. .C;ounod
Solo-"0h! For Closer Walk with
1ou -. .............. Schneckncr
James Ircdcil Jenkins.
Evening service-Anthcn-"C
ing the Bar" .Woodw,rt,
Soio--"Thon Art Our Father''--Hummcl
Mrs. II. S. Bailey
Onertory-'Lead Kindly Light.
;.,...... .....'........ ..NayloI
Miss saliie Kindred Williams.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes Of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are Of Interest to
Our People.
DIoEsTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
tExcluDlvely for virxlnlan- Pllo.)
DlGEsTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
tExcluolvely for -Pllot.>
COLLINS v. COLLINS.
Supreme Court Of North Carolina.
October "a, 1899.

IN A PROCEEDING TO PROBATE A
WILL NO ONE CAN WITHDRAW
OR TAKE A NoNSUIT, AND TIE
QUESTION OF TESTACY OR IN
TESTACY MUST BE DETER
MINED.
THE ADMISSION OF IRRELEVANT
TESTIMONY WILL NOT AUTHOR
IzE a NEW TRIAL UNLESS
THE oBJECroR WAS INJURED
THEREBY.
POSSESSION BY TESTATOR BE-
FORE HIS DEATH OF A PAPER
PURPORTING TO BE A WILL AND
IN DUE FORM AND THE FIND
ING OF THIS PAPER AMONG HIS
VALUABLE PAPERS AFTER HIS
DEATH is PRIMA FACIE PROOF
THAT IT IS HIS WILL.
This was n proceeding to probate the
will of j. Z. Collins, deceased. The
court probated the will and defendants
appealed.
The court says:
This is a proceeding in rem, and the
statute confers jurisdiction on the clerk
and court. There are no parties, strict
withdraw or take a nonsuit and thus
put the matter where it was at the
start, as in actions between individ-
uals. A nonSuit In the latter case af
fects no one but the ltigants. In the
former creditors, legatees, and dietrib-
utces are Interested, and they are stay
ed until the question Of testacy or in
testacy Is determined. The court hav-
ing Jurisdiction, public policy and our
statutes require that this preliminary
question should be determined as soon
as practicable, and require the court to
do 1t, regardless Of Directing persons.
The admission OF Irrelevant testimony
will not authorize Il new trial unless it
appears that the Directing party was
prejudiced thereby. There wac no Sc
rious objection made TO the competency
of the deposing witnesses. There werc
some exceptions to their statements,
but they seem not we'll founded There
were also prayers for Instructions, but
the charge rs given covered all that the
objecting parties were entitled to, and
we are unable to discover any error in
the charge in other respects. The evil
dence shows that this paper writing
was seen in the testator's possession be-
fore his death, and was found among
his valuable papers the next day after
his death. The possession OF this In
strument, In due form on it's face, at
his death. is prima fncie proof that It
is. in fact. what 1t purports to be- his
last will and testament. subject. of
course, to rcbuttal, as in other cases of
n disputed fact. Although the proceed
Ing was somewhat novel, still the real
contention was met and tried, and the
judgment is sustained. We think, how
ever MS the probate Is in the verdict,
and the probate Judge and the clerk be-
ing the same person, and In the same
court. the Judgment should direct the
clerk to take other necessary proceed
fngs therein as required hv law. Az
flrmed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26

Miss Russell.
:. Nachtstuck.. ........op. %, No. 4
tapillions. ., Nos. 6. I. 10
<Ai"oesNe... .......-..op. Is
Mr.. Koerner.
o. !lteliaeZno' .......... .op. 30, No.
Mondnacht.. ..op. 50, No. >
In Walue.. ............. .op. 50, No. i
Fruhlingsnacht.. .op. 80 M 10
MIR. Garrett.
l. Amusement. ...op. So
Vogel ais Prophet. ......No.
Jagdlicd.. ............No. S
Mr.. Iloerner.
S. Senate: A Moll. on 10,
Nit Observation-Disclosures Aus
anlr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26

Never" is the title OF new ballad
by Messrs. Norton and Casey. OF Nor
folk. that VIII be on sale shortly. The
publishers believe that this song will
be q worthy successor OF the famous
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26

Victor Hcrbert's new opera "The
Singing Girl" was recently produced
at New York for the first time at the
Casino, and won instant popularity. It
Is one of the features of New York's
present theatrical attractions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26

Just as the Daylight Was Breaking
Is new song by the writers OF Jus,
as the Sun Went Down"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26

The writer OF Smoky AIolles" has
just got out new. cake-walk, entitled
"a Bunch OF Blackberries," which will
n" 'o"" hn0"0'e as popular as itg
communion piecn