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pathy, and realize that they must feel
that his he should be avenged: q
would scarcely be human TO feel other
wise. stu. In many cases, there are cx-
tenuatlng circumstances to mitigate
the crime o. murder In this case Vt
would be the extreme youth Of the nc-
cused
ION general principles I am. and
have always boon, opposed 20 capital
punishment. and [ cannot believe that
the execution ~ O. man makes crime
less FOR the future. The mad Impulse
of murder has existed and followed
down from the time that Cain Killed
Abel. until the present day. ana win
continue until the end m time. im-
prlsonmont Tor NE is q greater punish
ucnt than death IN my opinion. and
entails less responsibility In cnse OF
man being uniuatly condemned. as
sometimes happens"
IMPR1soN HIN FOR LIFE.
DrRomanla n. Pratt. - have been re-.
questcd 90 give my opinion IN relation
tn the execution of 70 criminal or Inn
prgnument FOR ne the special cuse
calling FOR the opinion being that of
Abraham Nbiors, alias James Morgan.
who was sentenced 90 h7 shot lulv e.
1890. Tor the murder NJ Capt william
Brown.
II am most decidedly IN favor M Inn.
prisorment Tor ne in the case of this
cuiurit FOR two rrnaonHi
"FItst. h. hrs declared without de-
Walton from tho start that No. ala not
IRE the fatal shot but that li was nr0-
by his brother. who Gen in the battle
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Mrs. u. w. Hyde; MY opinion from
the FIRST has been That the death sem
tcncc was too extreme for so young an
offender and decidedly favor the move
mcnt towards having the sentence COM
muted"
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SPECIALTIES.

only rron,nlt
sonu
stag
Structure nl Chronic and Private Diseases
OF
a a The
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Mrs. d. Hcmphlll. 1T seems 20 me
that the cases are very rare, when u "
right To take % llfc Tor "a ne and cH-
pcclaliy In the case ~ young Abraham
Majors who Is hardly more than u
boy feel that there are eNicnuntlng
circumstances that would lead every
mother ana true hearted woman, 70
hone thnt those who have the authority
10 exercise executive clemency' may
find good reasons Tor committing the
sentence OF death TO that OF life linz
prIgOumVnt"
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Mrs. Ellen Eiliott-"The crime Is de-
serving ~ the scverost punishment out
side ot Lho death penalty. hut | do GOT
believe IN capital punishment, aud am
ln sympathy with movement Tor CONE
mutation OF the sentence to lifc imprls-
onmCnt"
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with the ofiiccrA The testimony az to
his guilt was direct. but In the excite
mcnt OF battle there n Just a chance
that he was not the assassin, He ccr-
tnlnly was engaged In tho resistance TO
the law which resulted In the death Of
one Of ~ officers and ~ Therefore guilty
before the law However, There are
degrees Of culpabllty even In homicide.
Fighting for his llberty-if not for his
llfc-hc was not ms much ola murderer
az one who deliberately plots 10 XII.
SECONDLY. he n a very young man,
almost lad. one might Hly-and as
long o. there IL hfe there N hope-thnt
he might sincerely repent of his cyil
ways and mercy would suggest that he
be given % chance 60 do 80, lmprlspn-
mont for life would affnrd him this
chance. and I think clemeucy 10 that
extent would be right and would do
mo- real Injury to those who have bcou
hcrcaved by the Staying % faithful
servant of the people
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SUNDAY. Nov b.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows;
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married. In the same way. many holders Of
stocks bought at the high prices that prevailed
here last spring wish now that they had fol-
lowed the lead OF those who. By selins short,
attempted to dissuade them from purchasing.
Moreover. II the bears. at times. resort TO
unworthy articles 10 deprsss prices. many Of
their antagonists are open TO tho charge OF
employing similar means 70 raise them. The
amateur who buys stock with his eyes shut
on his own motion. or on the advice Of friends
IL. Of course. no party 10 any tricks. He mere
" waits upon the natural course OF events; but
there are professionals not so clean-handsd
Those. for example. who are engaged In
launching new enterprises. and who de-
pend for their gains upon selling at high
prices stocks which have cost them little
or nothing. are obliged. By the vsry na-
ture OF their undertaking. to repre-
sent what they have to sell in the most
attractive light lust a. an auotlonesr or horse
Jockey does. In order too. TO inspire con.
hdencs In the value Of their wares. they will
parade. as having already purchased them. the
names Of men rsputsd to be saeacious and
prudent investors. The profits OF the enter
prise, past and future. are exaggerated. and
an apparent activity In the securities on the
Stock Exchange at continually advancing
quotations 10 produced By eollusion with con-
fsderatss all for the purpose Of decsivine the
ignorant and unwary. It 10 the function Of the
bear TO expose aud to defeat these manocuvrss
aAd n he employs against these. tricks equally
blame the result he accom- plshss 10
none the less beneficial II 10 fighting IRE
with IRE. and out OF the conflict safety for the
public finally comes. MATHEW MARsHALL.
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Financial.
Bankers Trust Co.
OF NEW YORK,
10 Wall Street.

CAPITAL SI,50O, 900
SURPLUS Sl,S00,e6e
Transacts a general Trust and
Banking business and allows
interest on daily balances
subject to check on sight.
OFFICERS
George w. Ely, President.
Francis II. Lesset'' v,co-prcsidena.
Louis v. Bright,
Alfred II. Swnync, Secretary.
John II. Allen, Asst sccty.
DIRECTORS :
Louis v. Bright, VIM. II. Hollister,
d Crawford Clark. Perclval Knauth.
George Coppell. Francis II. Leggett
Bayard Dominick. hlmeric II. Paget.
John r. Dryden. William q. Park.
benjamin n. Duke, Gilbert NJ. Piympton,
George w. Ely, William Schall. jr.,
Albert r. Goodhart. John w. Simpson.
Edwin Gould. Francis &. Smithers,
Edmund T. Halsey. Ransom II. Thomas.
J. Walter Wood. ir.
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Surplus so.oss.b? Def ssss. $50 Dec. sss7s.s7s
The surplu. a year ago was s19.023. $50. and
two years ago. f2l. lsl, 22J.
The imports OF general m Merchandise, includ.
ing dry goods, at the port OF New York last
week were 81 |. 2Sl .Ol4 against $40. 22s. the
previous week and SJ.45p.733 for the CORE
sp.cia Tor III. week were s575.aa4. ~ Witch
Si5l .S5+ wa., gold; making total specie I'm:
ports since Jan. ]. Sl8.5B2. 7g7. Exports OF
specie were: Gold s25. 900 and silver sit75 87l.
a total o, s79oo7l. against sTa5.icI5 the pre-
vious week The exports o. specie aimee Jan.
shave been: Gold s2:t up p22. and silver SAL.
5seS. 7isj. a total OF $15.s+l.7lS
The Official count Of the cash 10 the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF last Saturday
shows:
OF. o., Nor l.
Gold g., ~ bullion. .s7s3, s5s iol s75s $40 $50
silver dollars and bullion s+sS, 72s sl4?,T7
L. f. notes ............... 16,O1p,7Ta Is OdT Oas
Oth.rsssets. less demand
liabilities ...........,.,. I<.kss. 76i iass7, 7ss
-, -, -
Available cash including
gold '.s7s?. 44saSo ssSo osa. ois
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finanfiaI.
financial.
THE, TRUST co.
OF AMERICA,

t49 BROADWAY,
Nerthwest Corner Liberty STD
CAPITAL $2,5OO,OOO
SURPLUS $2,5OO,OOO
Allows Interest on Daily Balances,
subject to cheque through the New York
Clearing House or payable at sight, and on
Certificates OF Deposit.
Acts as Trustee, Receiver, Committee. Ex-
ecutor, Guardian. Administrator, Assignee,
Registrar and Transfer and Fiscal Agsut.
Is legal depository for Court and Trust
Funds.
Loans Money on Bond and Mortgage.
Special attention given to the management
OF real estate and the collection and remit
lance Of rents.
Carefully selected securities for invest
ment always on hand.
Transacts General Banking Business.
OFFICERS,
AsHBEL p. FITCH. WI. BARBOUR.
President. vice-President.
WIN. II. LEUPP. II. 3. MANNING,
Nicc-presldent. vice-President.
LAWRENCE q. MURRAY,
,.xvov Tru.t omcsr.
TA1MoSD J: cHATRf. Secretary.
ALBERT l.. BANIsTER. Treasurer.
w. HUNT HALL. Asst. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
S$Ftt Stss h$;S${s nE$E$SSo
MIRYN; 7; iiERRiCK. 6. / mTbsIS
Saa fhSs SrMS5 .htlS. SilLsh R2 RRRR5wx.
5 SfSEh%fN rRR%%&SsSffR. & l. %>4$fSlY
4 }o WlLiAMyL,RK EnWARpC, sCliAEfER.
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THE AUDIT COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,


Acting President, vic..Pr..idept
AUGUST BELMONT. WILLIAM A, NASH.
Manager. Chief Consulting Auditor.
THOMAS l.. GREENE. STEPHEN LITTLE
xv p.,c, cSn;nl,iSs Engine-r,,. n.,,.ov
FORD. BACON 4 DAVIS.
secreia-r and Treasurer
EDWARD I. PERlSE,
DIRECTORS
August Belmont. A. J Csssatt
Frederic ?. Oco:t. Marcellus Hartley.
James Stillman. Charles Il. Flint.
William A. Nash. George Coppell.
Joseph s. Auerbach. a. b. NJ. Harvey.
George G. Haven. John !. Waterbury.
George ". Young.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF STOCKHOLDERS
W. Bayard Cutting. 7 Jefferson Coolides.jr.
Walter q. Oakman. Charles g. Fairchild.
A. d. Juiliard. Gustav T. Klssel.
Henry W Poor. Isaac y. SclIgman.
Louis Fitzgerald. l.. X. Chapman.
Physical and Accounting Examinations
In addition 10 accounting examinations, the
charter OF The Audit Company Of New York
au, horiZes II TO examine and report upon tho
physical condition and economy Of operation
among others OF Electric Rail ways and Ilumi-
mating Companies 1t also appraises tho
values OF manufacturing and other plants,
Physical and accounting examinations COM
binsd AFFORD q correct basis tor corporation
financing and for valuation Of corporate seour-
tiles or partnership Interests.
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CITY TRUST co
or NEW YORK.

so WALL SIHEkIs
CHPITHL...... 100000
tEutirely Invested In City Of New York BondsJ
SURPLUS...... 100000
Allows Interest on Daily Balances
Subject TO check. payable at sight or
through the New York Clearing house and
on Certificates OF Deposit.
Acts % Piscsi and Transfer Agent; REGISTRAR Of
Stocks and Bonds; Trustee for Corporation Mert.
cages; 0usrdiani Executor; Administrator; Trus.
lee; conmittss; Recsivert Assignes, etc.
Loans Money on Bonds and Mortgage.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT.
Transacts a General Banking Business
~ OFFICERS,
JAMES ROSS GlNNAN, President.
JOHN ID. CRIMMINs, yice-President.
GEORGE Il. SHELDON, I'd yice-Pres'G
ARTHUR TERnY. Assistant Secretary.
WALTER W. LEE. "a Asst. Secretary.
DIRECTORS;
John D. Crmmlns, Henry o. Iayemeyer.
Mni. u. Grace. Elvcrtun r. Chapman,
WIN. ~, Gelsbsnen. Peter DOelEer,
Frank ii. I1stt Chas W Morse
James Roosevelt. Charles v. Fornea
Eugene Kelly, VIM. Halls, r.,
nnsoys n s6.idoa. Bernard n STANLEY.
Edwin wansid, James d. Laying
Edward Eyre. Hosmer H. Parsons
James Ross Curran.
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Glretions aud aalsstiugs.

MANHATTAN CAR TRUST COMPANY.
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Company In
called TOR TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th. 1896. ths
once OF Metsrs Thomas Post, No. II Broadway 10
empower us Directors to dissolve said Corporation.
X II. POST. Secretary. Manhattan Oar Trust o..
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Tnated States
@mtpa9e + Trnst dr&

SO CEDAR sTREET, NEW Scrx.
CRLTA ....s.'.. ..9x,OOO.00Q
bNHPLtb ...ss...s. .t2,OOO,OOO
Trsnsacts General Banking Business.
ATors IntsrsH on Deposits subject to chsek
Is Legal Dpoutary for Court 6Trust Funds.
Aets a. Fiscal Agent Jr Cities d Corporations.
Buys and sslls Forsis1 Exchange.
hsrss Commercial and Trmslisrs' Credits
Asailobls in all pdrts Of tho World.
Loaas monsu on Bond and oteags.
Isssss First Mortgage Tfsst Gold Bonds.
Letsas T'ustes, Registrar d Tranpsr Agent.
Transacts Q General Trust Business.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE w. Young. President
Luther kountse.. .yice-President
James Timpson.. I'd yioe-Presiden{
Arthur Tur4bull. IA yice-Prestkent
Clark Williams. Treasures
Miiiiam T. elliott: .seoretary
Gsssndsr PSiiiip.. Mss'. Fof'n 6eSt
DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL d. pabcock,
Wu, H. Bahwin. IT.. Gustav I. Hisssl
Eredsrtck y, Barton, Luther KountEs,
{. Ledyard Blair, Charlton I. Lewis,
pumont CLARKE, Richard A., lccufdy,
cbaIies D. Dickey. Theodore Morford,
william p. Dixon. Robert Qlyphant,
pohsrt. A. orapniss, Charles NJ Pratt.
@ @: Haven. IT.. James Tppson,
Charles n Henderson, fh"n B. ThomAA
George ". Young.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York stock Rxohsngs-sales and Range
Of Pricss On Securities Dealt In Dur
ing the Week Fading November 4, 1900.
rsIIrD STATES AND STATE BONDS

ops.- HsA Ls~ cTet
kaiss. San. me. est. sn ing.
5000 I q %. r.......los los loe 100
10000 Sc. e.....loeH lost'loTH losk
$4,000 U 8 e. r.ipo7.lllS lllSl lib
$4,000 Sac. 1907 L l az ll2x ll2t ll2k
1000 Us <s,c.isas. 29N l2sS 1904 1904
10000 70. r......llos llot ON lioh
1000 g. e..".lloN II oS II on l1oS
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r,,ss,on n, sacred rucnr. Churcn

A mission at Sacred Heart Church.
conducted by the fathers of the Society
of Jesus, will commence at the Sacred
Heart Catholic Church to-day and con-
tinue two weeks. Following will be the
order of exercises:
Morning. o'clock, mass and sermon:
O'Clock, mass; . O'clock, mass and
sermon.
Afternoons O'Clock, Stations of the
Cross; 7:S0 o'clock. sermon, benedic-
tion OF the blessed sacrament.
n. B.-Religious articles are procured
IN BOYS sacristy, from S to II, morn
ing; to 5, afternoon. and to Q, even
ing.
The first week will be for women. and
the second week for men. This division
however, takes place only at the even
ing service. At all the other exercises of
the MISSION both men and women NAV
be present.
instruction for confirmation and first
communion for persons of both sexes
over 10 years OF age, and for converts
10 the faith during the entire two
weeks at p. m. in rectory.
confessions VIII commence wadnas-
DAY OF each week. and will be boara
from a. m. to n. m. and from S.ao
p. m. to p. M, and from 70 n -,
to 10 p. m. 10y p H.
All are requested to pray most oar
nestIy, ana 10 make n freuuant az
lrTIls' ua!Iy II possible, of thei. nav
ers' works and sufferings, i'm union viii,
the sacred Heart of Jesus. for tbn snn
cess of the missions.
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me Sccona rrc.hyterien church,

The improvements to the Second
Presbyterian Church, which consists of n
new stone front with handsome rose
windows-the last material for which
arrived yesterday = and the interior
frescong are nearly completed. Ar
rangements have been perfected for
the re-opening OF the church on the
first Sunday in December on which
occasion the sermon will be preached
by Rev. w. w. Moore, d. D.. of the
Union Theological Seminary Richmond
The entire cost of the improvements
will exceed $1,000
The church is still without a regular
pastor, but the selection of one Will NOT
be hastily made by the congregation.
The salary OF the late Rev. DR.. w. S.
Lacy is still being paid to his widow
and will be until the 18th of the month.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS !!
The Past Week of the Great
Piano Sale Exceeds Our
Greatest Expectations.
Buyers Were Out in Full Force
and Over a Dozen Homes
Made Happy. This
Week Our Last.

In our announcement of this factory
SAFE OF pianos we stated plainly we would
sell car loads Of pianos and no more
and the sale would last two weeks. The
past week. with Saturdays heavy buying,
cut our stock down pretty we'll but the
balance of the limited number we are al
lowed TO sell at factory cost at this place
VIII arrive Monday and Tuesday, and
there will be a Wild scramble TO secure
one while they last.
This week is our last here and will end
the gu ckest sale OF car leads of pianos
In city of this size ever made by one
man. When here last fan. we had an ex-
cellcnt business and saved about fifty Gus
toners on an average of $3.50 each in the
purchase of piano. We are doing the
same this fall for customers. Why do we
sell SO many instruments IN 50 short
time? Any of our customers can tell YOU.
We have only one price and that Is fac
tory cost UTRECHT and drayage added.
ments than Tor spot c4lsh-eXccp; per
cent. interest: We give easy terms OF
payment. We have no collectors to
bother You. We have no canvassers to
bore YOU 10 death TO buy. We sell you
bran new pianos direct from the factory,
not pianos cartcd all over the city from
be induced to pay the price. We shut out
all expense OF above items and the dealers
and agents profits and furnish YOU one
of the finest and best pianos made at n
saving OF at least $50, fully warranted,
and IL not found just as repre- scented bring
1t back and get your money. We simply
save our costumers money ard We get
the business. Come and see what We can
do for you If your family needs plano
We will not bare you TO buy II you don't
take one-some one else will. they VII ali
be sold. Many called last fall after | had
sold all my stock. Some waited and
bought at this sale: some bought OF
agents and have told us how sorry they
were.
We desire to particularly cali your at
tention to four very handsome mediums
sized 500 pianos. in C.rclssian walnut,
English oak and mahogany. hand carved
cases all latest improvements we will
test them with any piano made: marked
at s25S.
We have four very largest size, that sell
for Si50-San Domingo mahogany ard
English oak-for 1884 and SsS9
500 pianos that are in plain cases. but
neat and attractive. only $i25.
We have two very fine mahogony-cased
n:an5s. that sell for S!No. VITA harp at
tachment: they will 20 for SEQ
1928 pianos with Boston roll fall board
Duet music desk brand new, for sc
We have two very fine square pianos.
not old rattle traps. but good ones Cali
and see them. Prices reasonable pay.
merits s. per month.
Terms of payment from so to S25 cash
and SIS TO $40 rer month.
If II need CT an instrument call Mon
day and secure choice OF bargains
c. JELLlSGN,
Factory Agent
lG Church street.
Open evenings. 1t
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SOLID GOLD cHALicE.
PRESENTED,To FATHER COLLINS.
OF OLD POINT.

OF OLD POINT.
Kew. Father James Collins, the pop
uiar and beloved assistant pastor of
the Catholic Church at Old Point, was
presented yesterday with a handsome
solid gold chalice by the officers and
members of the Soldiers Home. The
presentation took place in Father Col
ms study. and while it was a very
quiet affair, 1t was nevertheless an
impressive one.
when yellow fever made its appear
ance at the Home. Father Collins, who
administers to those of the Catholic
iaith in the Home voluntarily offered
ms services to the authorities. which
were gratefully accepted He entered
the Home on the day the fever was
discovered and remained there during
the entire time the quarantine regula-
tiOnS We're on, administering with love
10 the wants of every one, and giving
encouraging and cheerful advice in
time when such services were in
valuable. Not chance slipped the
priest to render such services as he
was able to do during the crisis. He
won the love and esteem of every one
III the Home, and when the hand
some gift came as q surprise it was
certainly bestowed upon one who in
every way is worthy of such arfec-
tlon from the old soldiers. Possessing
happy frame of mind, that always
appeals to the hearts Of those with
whom he comes in contact. Father
Collins was soon the pet" of the 1000
veterans who wore the blue and were
thus cut off from communicating with
me outside world. Day by day affec-
ton for the priest grew and he was
soon the ideal of all
The "old boys never forcot such
services as were rendered them by
Father Collins, and when the gates of
the Home were thrown open they soon
commenced n. campaign to raise q
fund with which to purchase a token
or their high esteem and deep love for
the man who at the risk of his own
llte voluntarily gave his services to
them. The chalicc cost $3.50 and stands
ten inches high.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
APLEAsiNa CONCERT.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT ST.
MARY'S MALE ACADEMY

WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT ST.
MARY'S MALE ACADEMY.
A pleasing concert will be given Wed
nesday night, beginning at o'clock, at
Old st. Mary's Church. in the rear Of
the new church. by the boys of St.
Mary's Male Academy. The program
will be as follows:
Piano Solo. Mr.. James w. Casey
Demonstrations Airs. Vocal Class
Welcome. .............. Little Boys
Salutatory Address. ...H. Seelinger
Recitasion-"Story of America"...
................... ..R. Keys
Song-"Georgie Washington" ..Juniors
Recitat!on-"The Catholic Psalm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hogan
Fourth of July Grafton. .....
Frank H. Lewis. Claude ]. Nc
Gmire. Roland l.. Lawler,
Julius w. Douglas, Max E.
Song-"Jinglc Bells" Vocal Glass
Recitation-"My Suit of conteder-
ate Gray. ...............H. Hogan
solo-"one Little Word to Mother
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Lewis
Indian Club Exercise.
Solo-"Write Me Letter from
Home" NJ. Green
neutrality-suspicious. Lecture on APP
y Farce-"Do Clothes Make the
Man?"-
Doctor Bittusault. T. Hogan:
Doctors Servant. ]. Lawler;
Lawyers Servant. II. Hogan;
Medical Student. w. Ryan
Patients-E. Friedman. J. Barry. n.
utz. ]. Long, NJ. Stubs, F..
Barry.
Music under the direction of Mr..
James w. Casey.
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THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
COLORED YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TAN ASSOCIATION

The annual conference of colored
Young Mems Christian Associations of
1899 will be held in Norfolk, beginning
Thursday, December 2Sth, and closing
on the following Sunday evening. Del
egatcs from Virginia, West Virginia,
MARYLAND and North Carolina, repre-
senting both city and college associa-
lions will be in attendance
The colored association of this city
hopes to finish its new building in order
that the sessions of the conference may
be held In it's concert hall. Much. how
ever. depends upon when an iron beam
ordered by the contractors shout three
months ago will be delivered. On nc
count of this delay 1t has been impos-
sible to continue the work on the build
inE
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FUNERAL MOTTO

HALSTEAD.-Tbe funcro, IF fhe Rev
ADAM HALSTEAD took 'itce from the
Charity M. ID. Church. lncess Anne
t tSSuhty: Saturday morning NJ II o'clock,
For ain now ready to be offered and
me tlme OF my departure is ut hand"
~, nave fought a good fight, have I'm
'sheo my course. have Kept the faith"
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&. & o. nrntn:s.

The gross earnings for the fourth
quarter OF October. 1899. 1894 22S. 63:
1898. s335,S4476; Changes, increased
5S.3s3ST.
The gross earning for the month Of
October, 1899, Sl,l55,70i.S5; 1895 81 ,OS5. :
1870; Changes, increase, $7O,2l0.55.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
a Nov Undcrtnkinm r.,ah,,.,

has been opened by Thomas Scott's
Sons & Co., at No. Sc Charlotte street
Funeral orders will receive prompt at
tention day or night. Mr. George I
McDermott, manager. Southern Bell
phone No. S9T. oc15-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

English novelties in fine sutlnes ma
trouserings tailored by Rudolph & Wei.
lace. They are sure to win favor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

$50 UPRIGHT PIANO. sIIGHTl.Y
USED. ERONIYEp PIANO. IN GOOD
CONDITION. THIS IS \ BARGAIN /.
CALL AND SEE 1T BEFORE BUY
ING ELSEWHERE.
cHAS. NJ STlEFF.
Monticello Hotel.
no3-St CRANKY street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
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WEATHEa aEpoRT.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 4, 1899.
For Virginia and North Carolina
tair Suwnday and Monday; light var
liable winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

Bran new pianos, factory sale. SST.
$50. SIPS, $2lS. $2i9, s25S. $2Si and $3.50
Easy payments This week only. at
ig2 Church street. Nov. j-lt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

Charity Lodge No. 10, X. OF p. ha
work In the Esquires and knights RAM
last Thursday night