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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

of haze ia ais eye and WAS on iuy
guard
We hJd . very good house that
night and ~ little encouraged. A.
! stood .ool NJ out or the peerhole in
ii, cur,a.n tho property boy brushed
dsain-t Wc
Brg paylpn. be said hurriedly.
'hut " 5cea Horkin So hard an
acthip' 10 eat 1T tuat I'm as weak is 4
rat. - eaj - supper
You stcg'du 30 without your
s1ppc: eaia
-! Amt got tsc price
" gave hia hall - ny forty ceuts.
'Gn .ut aa' - i cup OF coffee and
q sand%isI
Ii tooh me rooney with Il gratcTu,
;oob a'i stppta.ed
The Play Neus on. 80 did he. for
thf. na'irr fjs he played IVA PARIS.
poor '.tdc soal.
AT - cua of the third act he
tuooke3 81 ny dressing room door.
Say ,au'se Mss ila1ott amt
ger"
Ye.
We. 20. sosse;h.n' want 10 say
ia yef ~ ht qai,D
tnisi atc-slus and rima out.
'loa ecr,aiils was cool 10 me lac
said ~Hn sia. an uoN us ,urn
about
10y =, ON mcane
ia; t.is Tie ooss the manager,
mean .r,t s,uj re up 10 3he hotel TO
se' live 'oiiats changed inso pennies
~ n.cle,. ~ tcn cent piece
WI Nh, has TIA, to so with
NJ"
Plen;s' hcS a-.natin M salaries
ou' fronl In the oflce. an he's a
la1ee.h' VIZ another fclier. He's 90
ins to pay yoa your salary in pennies
az nj leis an dimes
I cont heiicve it..
Va you can. heard him tell
the other feiier. aA they think it's a
great 800. ~ > down On you FOR some
reason Or .sle, Don't gimme AVA.
AM - az disappeared again.
80 this WIS lie managers CON
tempt IL !e.ause
"f"rH's dollars ~ niche!s and pen
nie-'
Il cs..e1 to sta.e manager.
Don't yins ~ to" curtain. Nj
Clai',n. I sid fl. shan't 20 OF until
] 81 ~ -aiary
pc ny dear what said was my
re5ain.a,. a. went baci TO my dress
in rom
II ;aousht Of Patti refusing "a pat
81 ie: ipPe.s unit poor old Naplesun
-, peGdaera $1,000 how she got two
thDIs ND. imply put on one slipper
and waited
HeaveUs, Suppose they had paid
he in nieit's and pennies
Tie manager came dashine back.
WITS shis AIS HalIctt:'
want my salary
SALARIES all - paid Immediately
after he performance
Mir must BE- paid row or the per
foTuiance ~iu not be finished.
In awkward position be drew "A
newspaper pacita-c from his overcoat
p1cket. II seemed heavy aud 1 heard
the cl'nk Of coin
Awful ios of silver tonight. he
sad. as n handed ma the parcel
': dropped a. scornfuily.
J want grecnbacis | said firmly.
Bn, haven't--'
GTeenbacks or no performance. I
/ repcated calmly.
You should hava seen his face,
You should have seen the property
/ DO. comforting himself with delight be-
/ hind set house
With the 'smothercd curse OF the
! mel0drama the manager picked up the
scattered coins and marched away. \
twenty dollar bill came back to me in
. few moments and the play ended in
/ orthodox fashion.
But what dc you think of that for
| meannesS2"
| I'm speechless. said |. Encore
| the ooiong please, | must steady my
uervesi"
No word is i'll spoken IL it be not I'll
| taken.-Proyerb
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22
The first Celebration Of Christmas.

Christmas was first celebrated ia the
year IS. but it was 40 years later be-
fore il was officially adopted as a
Christian festival. nor was it until
a3out the fifth century that the day
~ celebration became permanently
fixed on the 18th of December. Up To
that time IL had been irregularly oh
served al various times OF the year
in December. i'm April and in May but
most frequently ia January Ladies'
Home Journal.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

TO KIonly l>c with. And then oil. yes.
wheel Tor nincty-nine.
Ia bring "a leather suit and HAT
The kind that cowboys wear.
or bowie knives and things like that
ta'd have lot To spare.
Id nil his stocking then with all
The candy il would hold.
And where the packages were small
I'd It'll in round with gold.
And When they saw how good | was,
How happy folks would be
il ! were only Santa Claus
And Santa Claus vas me.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22
CHRISTMAS VERSES.
For Little Folks

~ . Were He. and lie Was Me.
II 1 were only Santa Claus.
And Santa Claus was me.
Ii SHOW 70 him just what a good
old Santa I'd be.
III Away bring the kind of toys
And story books for him
ID find his stocking ev'ry year.
Aud fiji il 10 the brim.
This year IA bring a book or So
on how We conquered Spain.
Or how boy pursued his foe
Across thc kiond! ke plain
And boxing gloves and. say, ] guess
= pistol would be- fine
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

Now. ! like things TO run with and
things 10 swing and pound.
And you like dolls and dishes and
things for sitting round.
And every year there's books for you.
for me a jolly game.
Just how did Santa Claus find out We
didn't want the same?
II isn't till we're sound asleep that
Santa Claus bCGins.
And wouldn't look very diff'rent With
the blanket, 10 our chins;
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22
Those Christmas &c. %. D's."

lie was an active parcel hoy.
From house to house he'd range.
And whatsoever your bill nigh. be
He always had the change"
But cruel, coarse and changeless boy
His efforts did deride,
Until. from utter loneliness.
The little fellow died!
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

Rag time!' said Mrs. Fewclothes
erimly: nothing new about that. It's
been rag time with me ever since
married. Why. | haven't had a new
dress In fifteen years"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

An example Of generosity is seldom
lost upon children if it is true. not
artificial They arc very willing TO
live up 10 their little knowledge Il We
allow them he chance and part of
our duty to the day Is 10 encourage in
our young people he same kindness
We cultivate in ourselves II is so
much easier TO learn in youth TO be
genial, sympathetic and generous than
it is after embittering experiences have
hardened our hearts"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22
A Mint.
A Hint.
The best of Christmas JOY.

The best Of Christmas JOY.
Dear little girl and boy.
That comes on that merrymaking day,
Is the happiness of giving
To another child's that living
Where Santa Claus has never found
his way.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

No word is i'll spoken IL it be not Ill
taken. -ProYerb.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

Then The stocking hung up on
Christmas eve has q romance all it's
own. The breakfast table dressed with
holly-berries and gifts piled under
snowy napkins is a graceful custom
and IS far nicer than the blunt hand
ing ont of our gifts. Some trouble
should be taken 10 create the welcome
element of surprise. We all like it,,
but IL is one Of the greatest delights
in child's experience He finds out
before We would choose to have him
that what is looked forward 10 most
eagerly seldom turns out well. Ii is
sad philosophy vet true. that it is
dangerous 10 set ones heart on any
thing in this world But the love that
hides its intention until the hour OF
futfillment. and then let's out fits secret
in an outburst Of generosity. is the
Dest substitut. that is ever offered for
the special Providence Santa Claus.
and all other gracious myths.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22
Try orr gloves of stylish tar.
Backstitched in black and yellow.
The Haberdasher
CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS.

"Gift-making is one OF the most
gracious features of Christmas. and
one that I pray may survive all other
C.tgrown customs, writes Florence
Hull Win'erburn. in the Woman 5
Home Companion When love and
sympathy are close counselor. there is
little fear that we shall make the mis-
take of leaving out OF our little ones
stocking the particular thing he has
SGT hi, heart upon getting And if his
choice lis beyond us 10 crafty. let Us
come as near 20 il as We can. and not
convert this season into sort of con-
venience for ourselves thrusting upon
his reluctant acceptance such prosaic
articles - shoes. hats and other essen
tials OF the toilet Far prettier is the
German custom of btstowing eaudy
trifles that have no use in themselves
bat are part OF the glitter and fashion
of the holiday. When it is possible
nothing is 50 good To have as the ira
ditional Christmas tree. In after years
memory hangs upon it fOndly, and We
bless in our hearts the kind hands that
took 80 much trouble to give Us pleas
ure.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22
SALOON
kEEpERS

Get the htoaaise a.
rivuli Table an e
kTessest W Q ~
mailer ~ the mar.
set Circxiass sent
TivoH Table Co.
lie > De-plairs s.
CHICAGO.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

Three hours later Eustace Kehogan
swayed down the street singing, lie
Kissed Her Meath the Mistletoe."
He sang 1t in this wise: He missed
her meath the kisstletoe."
Rut who could tell If K was love or
liquor or the consciousness that he was
arrayed In garments of exceptional cut
and finish, made of strictly high grade
English bird'seye wcrsted. our own
Importation?
And this was the meeting between
Eustace KehOgan, the man of fashion.
and Aurelia Montravers. the rich heir
ess. that gave society something else
to talk of save the Dog Show.
Clothes make the man.
The want of them the fellow
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22
IiqusrN
100000
Presidential

rcrs Halt ~.
" nlsk-r k-der.
- - nyarfsss
fuilsiEs tc<bs. 81.
Sent rreTs,< "A iss
eipt 81 pre-.
kef~r~sc~
& De Iue 4 &c. ,
ast1 cettag- Crews
Avenue. Chie>gs
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22
GEM RUBEN HEEl.

GE ~ RUHBkH MEL
REASONS fDk USING.
Hsde of best material herlo- war ihs
Longest Ne hoi-s - sztaer uuo. Nc
washers nor .ire sryeen. hs'is can he
placed Ia aay part " heei kssiiy tTiHa-
med ~ith sknife to NJ any size heel -raF-
in. sncosh edge No sirPinr in ~cs
~esthsr A. suction cop prevents Tbs.
Free per srcss. men =. ~ women :,
e5 per p.fs. 9,c Discount 10 trade.
Ses a.bser HssiCs. 200 LA. So cAs..s.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-22

sHtCaSo.
h@s -sa~f N-.-uR
m, tssalsA Dc hsia
- A-.ss er~A--a-> &
D. a = ssdH-s erA>A
cp-r~A-~s .-<a - 49,
- srs-tse 81 tsse<aue.
Lrs-t<.si-s 49,
S4lst ->.A
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
NORFOLK ODD FELLOWS.
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR EIGu-
TlETH ANNIVERSARY.
THURSDAY.

The odd Fellows Of Norfolk will col
ebatc the oishtcth anniversary of me
organization at the Opera llouse.
Thursday evening. An elaborate pro-
Slam mas been arranged, as follows:
brnlhcr y. j, koorner, musical dhec-
Address of welcomo.
'@nariette, "rho 1900 ana ,hc Dove"
..-..... ...... - .......... Cover
hdss solo. ta) All, tbs Dream"
''''.- ..-.. ............ -....lt lNley
(p) Jacks The Soy'.....
.'..'' ..-.,,,...:.......... ....-...S. .lones
,.tVi."' iui, ....... ...-...E. l'.tcy Alley
io'lh SOLO i'hopod.a Housrase"
Mr.. Charles Borjes
Contralto Solo GD MY Rosary" Na,in
% "Gpndolicr Love
---4---- NJ y =. ~ -lL--l.l
Miss Alice j. ONy0r-
ADDRESS hy Grand sire Alfred s. Pink
erton. Worcester. Mass.
soprano Solo, "Hecarse OF TAce'..
1900 ,',,,...... ..'..... .........Tours
MISS Nary *. F,WoN
lass solo. "'Thr Bandoloro" ctavar,
AIR. William Hichards
Niohn solo, Andanio's Hondo oD. IS
1900 So, ;-... ....Nl "uNtcmps
Mr. Charlos Rories
isecbation by Mrs. Fred q. i'hieran
srattp solo, Aria from "Qudeu or
"'oa -. ......-... 49,. .....G1unod
Vuarlett", "Good-night. H.iulai"
Miss Mary k. EWclI. samr. r,. "
MISS Alice j. Oliver. centralto.
N,r' w; l.. Iumley. TENOR.
Mr. William Richards. bns
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
-~-~~~---7----~--~----------~
The Great Sale
OF Muslin
Underwear

The future is Judged by the
past. Our Muslin Underwear
sales OF The paSt-great sue
ceSSeS that they Were-fore-
cASted even greater sales TO
follow.
Time in its train brings
knowledge Of the peoples
needs knowledge OF good
and bad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ledge of the power of cash
and where to apply it. Such
is the knowledge that has been
applied TO the utmost in gath
erlng goods for this sale, and
we are we'll satisfied with the
result. it now remains for
YOU to be satisfied. If YOU
visit our second floor YOU will
b satisfied to your keenest
expectancy :thlt the greatest
moneys worth in desirable
Muslin Underwear is to be
found at Watts.
CORSET coVERs-IIsh ana low
ntcl. that iit wcll, loc. each. ON up
to magniiccnt ones at 81 each.
CHEMIsE- -Four good styles at sc.
each, OF up TO the best at SLIGO each.
GOWNS Three gocd styles at SOC. on
~ to the nrotuest ut S.9S.
DRAWloRS-At l5c.. with yoke bands
ana aoc, on mp to excellent 0uaii-
[ieA at 81. Extra size Drawers at
SKIETs-At 37iAc.. splendid quality o,Y
~ TO magnificent ores at ST each,
Sl--5 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
charged win ,gnltrcnt.n. aeni,a.

Nicholas and Pete Sears. italian fruit
vendors. VIII be arraigncd before JUS
cce Tomin in the Police Court this
morning, charged with insulting "a
young white girl. They were arrested
Yesterday on warrants sworn out by the
mother of the little girl.
The Sears nave frui, stand on
Church street. near Holt. ana it is al
legged that they have repeatedly in-
suited this young girl. whose mother
had them arrested. In addition TO in-
sulJing her they are charged with pcll e
ing her with fruit and submitting her 10
such indiGnlties as 10 make thcir con-
due, Undesirable.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
ANATTRACTIVE SUBURB
Plans to Ador. and Beautify
Client.
Now Street TO DO Oncucu nuu Hands
some Parks or Gardens 10 sc Laid
Out, ana Shndc Trees and Flowers
TO lie Planted.

Mr. John Graham, engineer of the
Norfolk company. is at work on plans
which will add greatly to the beauty
and attractiveness OF Client. The com-
pany has decided to spend many thou
sands OF dollars in opening new streets
and making handsome parks or gar
dens. For every dollar placed In inn
provemcnts OF this character the com
pany expects TO get return in en-
HANGED values i'll building lots in the
vicinity.
NEW STREETS IN GHENT
The plans seen at Mr. Graham's office
yesterday call for the opening of Red
gate avenue. from Colonial ave-
nue. TO colley Raleigh avenue,
from Colonial avenue to COL
ley; BoiSsera.n avenue. from Stockley's
garden 10 Coliey avenue: Mantoo street.
from Oiney Road - Western aVenue,
and Olney road through 10 Coliey ave-
nue. Those improvements Will give an
ail-paved section from the business
part Of the city 10 Coiley avenue
Ito people of Norfolk have always
greatly admired the handsomely paved
streets OF Client: but MIR Graham
thinks that the new streets Will b. SUI
reriur 10 them in many Respects OIL
ney road. upon which the double track
electric line runs. will be paved with
the best class of vitrilied brick. with
ariiilcial stone foot paving. All of the
rest OF the streets VIII be made of the
best quality of sheet asphalt. with COM
hined curb and gutter of artificial stone.
IRIS IS now believed 10 be as strong
and desirable as any other kind OF
curpinS and. certainly. much hand
somcr.
ihe sewer pipes, water mains gas
pipes ana electric appliances have an
been completed ana ready for the CON
hecilon whenever Il building, is erected.
PARK SYSTEM.
The system OF parks to be laid on.
ana developed VIII be an important
feature OF the improvements. Vhcrr
VIII ue three parks or gardens 21S feet
IohS by ia feet each. extending from
olhey road IL RedgGte avenue. Includ-
Ing the cross streets. these parks will
extend over thousand feet from BLOW
street To the Hague. These parks Will
nave a walkwaN down the center
shaded by 4 double row Of china UNI,
plcila trees
IN expert landscape gardener Will he
employed to decorate these breathing
Spots with suitable flowers and plants
ana ornamental ana Shade trees best
adapted fOr This climate.
Mr.. Graham believes i'm marks ami
gardens in residential sections. ana
thinks that Client will be fifty per cent
more attractive when the plans he has
IN hand are completed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25

Mr.. l.. w. Lawion, constitution ongi-
neer OF the New Yori. Filter Manufac-
timing Company. arrived here yestcr
day. and went to the waterworks yes
iorday afternoon, whore ne viii put in
ne new fi.cring plant for the city. Mr.
DAYS, the superintendent of the firm
"lll he here this morning to consult
with the water departnient
After the filter is put in ana tho On e.
nails are finished connecting I,ittir
Nreek and Lake Wright with the water
WORKS. the pumping station at Lake
smith will be done away with. whjnh
VIII be a saving of several thousand
dollars 10 the city yearly
Garments produced by Rudolphi G..
Wallace represent the highest art in
tailoring
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
THE ANTI.spITrINci INV.

The anticipating law is becoming
general over the country Many cities
have passed it. and while il is looked
upon as joke at first. the people soon
come 10 take II seriously
city Attorney Taylor said yestordav
he SOW no reason why ii should not be
made q law. Wholesale splitting on the
sidewalks breeds germs. besides maxi
ing an unsightly and uncleanly condi-
tion. The peope would soon become ed
ucaied up To Il. and II could be enforced
literally as other laws.
The committee will meet again Wed
nosday night ana at The next meeting
Of the Councils the recommendations
for new ordinances ana the Qualification
OF the present ones viii bc presented
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
AhTI-S SPLITTING LAW,
WILL BE RECOMMENDED TO THE
COUNCILS.

An anticipating ordinance will be
recommended To the Councils by the
sanitary general committee. nmong
other recommendations. looking to the
petiernent of the sanitary condition of
the city. "his does not mean that You
can't eXpectorate at all, but that if YOU
nave that habit you must refrain from
1t on the sidewalks. in halls. elevators
and public places
Ihe general committee on the city's
sanitary condition met in the Treasu-
fer s Office yesterday afternoon. and !
number of improvements We're discuss
od' Ne committee is not committee of
'he Councils properly. but Il committee
composed of The REPRESENTATIVES, Of lie
various branches of the city yoyorn
mont. and the Mayor and CITY Attor-
ney are among It's active members.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
A NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY
Norfolk TO Crittenden, Va,

known as the Nansemond ard Crittendon
Telephone Co. making connections with
Southern states Telephone Company over
central Office at ga Main street Amcs T.
Jordan'S cafe. Fine service guaranteed
THE NANSEMOND AND CRITTEN-
DEN TELEPHONE co. ap20-iws
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
Al DErONlUri THEATRE.

$. e Cor. Nebraska and t,ni9n SITS.
JAS. NJ. NAIErON.... Prop. aud Manarer
WILEY IIAMil.TON. !tInus'in't Director
Open every night IL. the yea. Smoking
Concerts, presenting a respectable IN
to,Iaic Vaudeville ENTERTAINMENT
Mati1eeS Tues. Thurs and salts ut .
, L. IN Evening performances continuous
y from III II. Adm ss.on. 10. IL and 25c
ia?2-iy
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
FLUsIIINc or SEWERS.

The regular flushing of sewers is 90
be enforced. and hereafter. il the Coun-
CHS pass the ordinance recommended by
the committee no stable can be orectad
IN II square without the consent of adj
be recommended mainly for the reason
OF preventing stables being built in
courts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25

NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOME, VA,
IN Treasurcrs Office. Arr'l q. 1883
Scaled proposals WI be received ut this
office until noon THURSDAY. MAY 4'iIi
1893. fer furnishing the necessary labor
and material for painting the in;e,-,lr Of
the General Mess Hail ana Kitchen at the
Southern Branch National Home for u. y
$. At the same time and place. separate
proposals. will he received for the pa nj
Ing of the exterior of Social Hall on thos,
grounds. Specifications can he examined
and blank Diit1Csals. with full informa-
ton as TO manner of bidding. etc, can
be obtained ct th.s office. Bids must be
made OH forms crowded and must be ac-
oom2aniel by 4 certified cheek OF > per
cegt. of thu amount thereof, which cheek
Will be forfeited to the National Home for
-. V. S. in case the successful bidder re-
fuses or fails to enter into contact AS
required. The right is reserved 10 rejec;
any or all bids or 10 waivn informaiities
therein. Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Paint
ing lrtc',or Mess Hall aud Kitchen" or
Proposals nor Painting Exterior OF Social
Hall" as may BE-. ana addressed Il the
undersigned. WM. THOMPSON. Treas
urer. Approved: =. T. WOODEN. Gov
ernor. agaj.Z1
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25

ii''N.'tA % A. -
lickctt buchanan Camp. &. V,
l.

Norfolk VA Arril - iS99.
4 TTitNTiQN. COMRADES. - TIL T.
"a regular monthly me ting of this
Cnrnp vii! he held N rs nan CHS Crues-
day) EVENING at 5 O'Clock. Comradc
Ca.tain u. T. LOYAL y.n present TO the
ciTO rs account OF III" capture by The
Ccnfedcrn.eH Of the United states vessel
"tnicl wr,jer." ana tn q inrHdes. thcir
fln'i.cs and # .:.,.s. together win sons
q. Confederate Veterans are especially in
N.t,a TO be present.
gNirnl arranScn fo~ trip TO Charles
to-. 5. c.. to reunion Of United Confed-
erase Veterans, May 9;h, viii be Gem
p,ited at this meeting. and the Camps
Delegates AVA alt who desire to X with
the Cumo are invited u attend.
~; order OF
FRED GRE ENWOOp.
Commander.
y II. JACKSON. AAiu;ant.
1t G.cdgCr co.yD
wv lRI1MEN'S ArrENTION' = Ali.
" members of tho NORFOLK WIRE
MEMS UNION arc he. iy roiincd to at
thr nox' regular meeting. THURS
DAT. APRIL 9TH, 1893: business Of impo.-
tticc 10 hn tr..nS"cttf',
~ order II I'rcflicn:
T.. ". Wi.N. G. w nUE:EDi.ONE.
j. :. ai23-2t+
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
Fni. Evenings Musicale.

Tonight at the Y. NJ. c. j. Han. at s
o'clock, In Persian Garden" will be
given by Miss Ethel Nicely. soprano;
Miss Alice Oliver. contralto; Mr.. Il. c.
Tupman, tenor. and Mr.. William Rich
ards, basso, with Mr.. j. Iredel jenkins
IS director ana accompanist. This en-
iertainment is given for the benefit Of
the nurse fund Of the Kings Daughters.
a charity Wen known TO the people Of
Norioik. and one which should have
ne support Of every one Much good
ms been done in me past through the
efforts OF The order in this branch Of
their work, ana it IS to be- hoped that
the attendance on tnis occasion will be
large, that in this way the interests OF
this cause VIII be advanced.
ricketts, 600 and ~ cents) may be had
on application TO any member OF the
order or at Lawrence & Holmes drug
store, also at the door Tonight
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
~ rI.'I'INt;S.
WEATHER FORECAST


NOTICE l. o. O. T.-rICKETS FOR
~ eishticth anniversary Of .,ssssyD
90 ,d,,E,ei,ows, TO be held ssir sSS;
O'Clock. Opera House, from any 'siiaN'''
orc of the committee ana following
places: st. F1ul's Church. Church street
OF Brother Geo. u. Host. % R-a:okc ave
nue.: OF Brother Il. IL Worsham. cotton
warehouses Atlantic City: Of Hroihor Geo
w; Iisll, IN HcrlS!cy; Of Brother Ran
dolph. ard South Norfolk. at Brother j.
y. Mciiouds ana reserve seat; can bo
occurred 1T rs Roanoke avenue. OF Brother
Worshtm. on Wednesday, between the
hours of a. III. ANA $50 p. IN. It
n SPECIAL COMMUNTCATION OF
~ CORINTHIANS LODGE. NJ. q
.9'. ~. =. ~ y. NJ. VIII be held ~ "A
their lodge room. 'ngrafn's Han, y q
corner Esnmblctcn and Reservoir IVY
avenues. THIS Crucslav) tNEN!NG.
Apr 18th. lSe?. a; $50 O'Clock. There Will
BE- work in the First Degree.
Al MlXtcr Ma MS in good standing are
rditrnaily invited to be present.
BY order OF W n
1t H. II. sIiMWAIT. Secretary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-25
COUNCILS CUT
LIQUOR LICENSE
Lively Time in Committee Of
the Whole.
FRoRa $3.50 TO $3.50


,hc Passing of the Annuai suh.ci
I'm which Some Ei;- deductions in
Needed Affairs AFRO shown 10 Efavo
Bccn Mnda-Ihe Vote Given 9th
crMatters.