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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
Hudson County Vote Cnnvass.d.

The Board OF Chnvassers OF Hudson county.
n. j., Yesterday afternoon canvassed the vote
cast on election day ana made this olicii AM
nouncement OF the result; For Sheriff. Carl H.
Rnempler Dem. 2S,3ll John J. Erwin Rep.
1880: Ruempler's plurality H!Wl. For
County Clerk-Mnurice J. stack Dem. !, ~, 1875 (:
John q Fisher IRep,L 2OS"i; stack : pursi-
ny, o,2bn, For krRistcr-JameS &. Clarke
DEM, 2s,4Jn; Claus Bnsse IKcp,L ls,5;iS:
Clarks,s plurality, o.ml. The candidates for
bly, ran about even with the heads VI
their respective tickets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
DENIAL FROM DIR. LEYDs.
The Trnnsvaars Agent Eopudiates Alleged
Interview with Him.
Special Gable o,,patch to The sux.

Special Gable o,rpatoh 10 TIE sux.
ANTWERP. Nov. l3.-THE SuS correspondent
learns that there Ia no foundation for the state
m"nt that NJ Favsrenu, the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs for Belgium. has rsmon-
strated with DR.. Lsyds, the European
Agent for the Transyaal. for exceeding
his duty In fostering sympathy for the
Beers. DR. Leyds formally repudiates
the published interviews with him. He has.
he saws only given certain explanations when
accused ri recruiting foreigners All who de-
sire to Join in the Foer cause are in formed that
own ranks. DR.. Lsyds Is annoyed at the
frequent publication OF fictitious interviews
with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
Discharged Waterman XIII. Himself.

Edward F. Filley, 80 years old. who had been
discharged from his place as Waterman at the
works Of the Kings County Electric Light and
Power Company, foot Of Gold street. Brooklyn.
returned there At $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morn
he could not get his old Job back he appeared
much i"rr"sred aud two hours later he was
found dead ~ y chair IN ono Of tho rooms with
onn chiwhcr empty at his ieet. HN was a
wd"wor and lived with a sister Mt 3!I5 Greene
hNenMe. V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
Canvass OF the City Vote.

The members Of the Municipal Assem- bly,
from New York county will meet to-day in the
Aldsrmsn's chamber to canvass the vote.
Vice. President John T Oakley Of the Council
will be President ofthe Board Of Canva.sers.
The canvass In BROOKLYN. Queens and Rich
mond will be In the borough halls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
WIDOWS COMPLAINT At BELLErUE
CrowdinR of the Liquor Ward Caused Her
Hnsband's Suicide, She Snys.

Mrs William Graham Of PSI Ninth avenue
called at Bellevue Hospital yesterday and ac-
cuscd Dr. Richards who has charge Of the al
coholic ward, Of having caused her husband
suicide. Graham wrnt TO Bellevue last Wednes.
day and asked TO he placed in the alcoholic ward
His request was granted, hut there being thirty
patients there and only twenty eight beds he
was chosen with another man 10 be sent TO Black
wells Island. When Graham was told Of this
he said he would prefer 10 go home and went
on Saturday Will" his wife was out he cut his
IN roat with a razor.
ltr Richards told the mans widow yesterday
that her husband was not forced 10 leave the
hospital hut ms a voluntary patient he could not
be compelled to stay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
vnrioi.Burned Policeman Back on duty.

Rouudsman Patrick Meehan. who was
friRhtfully burned by vitriol last August. re-
turned TO duty yesterday after having spent
two months IN tho hospital He has lost his
left eye and Ia badly dishgured besides Mary
tho Tombs awaiting trial. She said at the
time that Meehan hat taken $500 from her on
Department AMI that he had not kept his word.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14

ALBANv Nov. l3,-state Superintendent OF
Public Works John n. Partridge to-day issued
an order closing all Of the Stnts canals with
the exception 81 the Black River Canal at noon
on Dec; !. The Back River Canal is TO be
closed at noon on Nov. 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
Modern Plumbing.
NO ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE

can contribute more to your comfort
and health than the Bathroom. II
should be the last upon which to
economic. Utility and Fine Appear
ance are combined in Motifs Unequalled
Plumbing Appliances. Call and see them
or write for pamphlet, MODEM
Plumbing"
The J. |. MOTT IRON WORKS,
$3.50 Beekman ST.,
Established 1928, 1903 Fifth Ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
Dinner to Dewey Arch Arti,,,.

The Reform Club will give a dinner to. NOR
row night In honor OF the artists who designed
the Dewey Arch. All the member OF the Art
Committee vi be present with the officers
and many OF the members OF the Citizens
Committee engaged In raising means to make
on the artistic merits Of the work. its proper
site, and other points connected with IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
FIRST METEOR SEEN Ar TALE.
Discovered just Above tho Horizon Shortly
After Midnight.

New HAVEN, Nov. 14.--Yale's observatory
has twelve cameras out tonight for meteors.
Shortly after midnight the professors at tho
main observatory on Prospect Hill saw the
frat meteor OF the group. This meteor
wa. discovered just above tho horizon. The
night Is clear. with a brilliant moon. and Dr.
Elkin. the head professor at tho observatory
has hopes that before dawn the shower may
begin in earnest. This Is the first meteor re-
ported by any observatory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14

Mrs, Ada M"s"rau, wife o. Edgar W. Mese.
rau, travelling salesman. f. ed to Kill herself
last night at her boarding house. ~ Fsnsmore
street, Bto0klyn by cutting the arteries Of her
iSlt wtlst WIN SAFETY razor She has been in
" health Tor some time and was under the cars
ot nurse when she tried 10 end hsr lie She
was removed to the Women's Memorial Hospt-
VA IN 4 lhsson avenue. She is In a critical con
ditlon. but may recover, WI"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
ROBBED OF 4 LIVE PIG.
Rapatt Won 1t In . fie. hut Dtdn't Oct
II Home without Police Aid.

There was a raffis for a live pig in william
kerr's Protection Hall. a saloon. at 1921 street
aud Courtlandt avenue last night. and Joseph
Rapatt. Of 684 East 10th street. won the pig.
He put 1t under his arm and started home. but
Frederick Lerch. of 60S East l5lst street. who
had held several chances on the prize followed
him. Several blocks away from the saloon.
home.
and told his troubles TO the police Deteotiee
SShtndler went to l.erchs home aud found
l;erch there and the pig. too. He took both to
the station. whore Lsrch was locked up. The
pig was turned over to Rapatt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
Movements of Naval Vessels.

WARRINGTON. Nov 13-Ths Runboat Eagle 10
at Nusvitas. Cuba. the gunboat Monocacy at
Shanghai. China.the nboat Scorpion at Kings
ton. Jamaica. the train ng shin Adams at
Whatcom. Wash. and the Yankton on her
way from Port Royal. 4. C.. to Glbara Cuba,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
- Day Cierk.hip. to BE Give. Av.y.

The Police Board Yesterday asked the Civil
Service Board for 300 clerks to make the reg
istry lists OF the last election. The Civil Ser
vice Board had only the names of 1877 clicks
These were sent to the Police Board, which
salary OF s. day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
Fresh Commando Leave. Pre,orin.


"''7d THWE V''D'Fh IN THK SUN.
LONDON. Nov. "a despatch from Pretoria
says q fresh commando will 20 to the front
To-Day under Gen Koos Kock. n brother Of
Gen. Jan Kock. who De Of his wounds after
the battle OF Elandslhagte
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
The New south VALE. Troops.
Nr,rol cav, Dtratch 10 Tn. sUy.

SYDNEY. y. 8. W, Nov. l3.-The transport
I.NnG'on Grange has sailed from Newcastle for
q u i Africa with the final contingent OF the
N,N South Wa'e' divsion-four officers and
iit.y-seycn men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
I'm IS Days
1900.
In III Days
Xmas.
To correct a

widespread Misrepresentation as to
Fifth Avenue prices we would state
that in all the great variety of Jewelry
and Solid Silver there is no place
where it can be bought to better
advantage. If intending purchasers
would only look and compare for
themselves they would soon find it
out. Of course those that are wide
awake and up to date, know this
already. but prejudice, which keeps
many away. would, if once overcome,
demonstrate the great advantage Of
large assortment, new patterns and
prices absolutely no higher than
elsewhere. with quality beyond
question. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14

Purchases Tea Island for n Summer Home
LAKE GEoRoE. Nov 13.-Mr. W. f. splsr OF
the International Paper Company, Glens Falls.
and will erect a cottage on It In the spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
The vic-.President. Condition.

PATERSON. n. j., Nov. l3-vice- President
Hobart spent rehtful night and comfortable
day. The only change in his condition was
ono OF slight Improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
Invited to Enter the Law Firm of Tracy
Boardnan & Plat,

ALBANY. Nov. 13.-First Deputy Attorney
General John G. COME has been considering
an invitation TO enter the New York city Law
firm OF Tracy. Boardmnn 4 Plat. II Ia under
stood that Mr.. COME 10 attached to his pres
ent lagal work and will remain In the Attorney
Generals ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14

Transports with the welsh and Scotch
Fusili-rs Rcnch Cane Towa.

Sp'c,di C,bls DrJpdLch 10 THE Sun.
CAPE TowS. Nov. 13,-Transports arrived
hero to-day with Abs troops including the
Welsh and Scotch Fusiliers.
The TRANSPORTS were tho Armenian. Oriental
and Orient The armenian. with three batteries
and several stafr officers. smiled for Durham
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
Trip 40 Colorado.

Mossrs. raylus Cadc and Fred. l..
Merritt. OF Raleigh, y. G.. have ar
ranged an excursion from Raleigh to
Denver, Col. The party Will lcavc
Raleigh September 9th: will be absent
about forty days ana will go via Nor
folk. Richmond. Huntington. Cincim-
natl, Indianapolis, St. Louis ANA Kan
sas City.
Fron Norfolk. the party. which will
be composed mainly Of residents OF
Raleigh. Will so 10 Old Point Comfort
by steamer thence Via the Chesapeake
and OHIO to Cincinnati. Norfolk Will
really be tho point OF departure. as ihc
tickets 10 Denver and return will hc
purchased hero. where the party Will
spend the greater part of one day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
N0RFOLN'S SOLDIERS
Suggestion That They Be Repre-
scented in Dewey Day Parade.
Tor, Thousand Soldiers From Many
.tntcs GoIn:; To New Yoris so well
come The Great AdI,tni-Norioik
IA. Blues Mentioned. 10 60.

rr,,,, >.o,.o, ,,o,or,.o. AFRO ,~oiu,r n New
''N .,
orN 10 participate III me great "''N"'
parade in Admiral Dewcy's honor;
thousands or norsons from this section
.,a ,na ho,,o-co,;,, Of
"'c SUNS ~ SVo '''r
the hero Admiral. This being SO, why
shouldn't Norfoll,s militia be repre-
s,,,,ad {, tho ri, land naradc IN follow
80 CIV ''7
the naval Welcome'
Several citizens have suggested that
inasnuch oe Admiral Dewey is To b, in
vi;od ia comn.to Norrolk ON The Olvin-
min iris cit>, sho,,ld be- reurcseniod in
some ristinr,ivr yyny i'm ,ha Dewey Day
calshratinn in MN York Tho an
no,,,,,.'nont tho, ,i,n Vny.l Reserves.
~, a nortion of tic,n. win 70 ND In, pai-
| ;iclpi,, In me uay.l pari of the bro
I ,rain hi. ca,,s.J .tnei.I substitution.
a. =
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30

THEiEGiSLATiVE CAUCUS.
THE FRIENDS or ALL CANDI-
DATES ADVANCE CLAIMS

THE FRIENDS or ALL CANDI-
DATES ADVANCE CLAIMS.
The fight between Messrs. John
Whitehead and W. IL. Sergeant. Jr..
for the nomination for the House of
Delegates seems To have reached the
stage where both sides are smiling in
their sleeves at the claims and counter
claims of each other.
Colonel c. Fenton Day. of Isle OF
Wight. chairman of the Second Con-
gressional District Democratic COM
'mittce. Of which Mr. White mead is Sec
rotary. WAS here yesterday and had Il
conference with Mir. Whitehead and
other friends.
Mr.. Whitehoads supporters are APP
rarcnNy more confident than they have
been since the ward meetings. Captain
\ j. Dalton. leader OF the Whitehead
forces. said yesterday to a Nirginian-
Pilot reporter that that side controlled
the situation. and could nominate whom
they choose.
Mr.. Sergeant and his friends are
claiming eighteen us THE lowest NUM-
| Der Of votes he viii get. They expect
I twenty and say 1t is possible that they
! Viii get twenty-five ar twcn;y-;hrce..
There was talk Yesterday to the effect
.hat if Mr.. Lyons showed u disposition
, 20 favor or combine with either of the
other candidates it would be sprung
against him THAT the Central Labor
Union refused 20 endorse him as the la
h2r candidate. \ yous man and Ia
"or leader. declared that the Labor
MON did not refuse to endorse MIR
Lyons bat tilit he was not endorsed
because % The fac; that the coustitu-
ZION and bylaws of that organization
prohibited the endorsement of any mar
for political prcfcrmeut.
II is said by those s.. 1p arc 1aifDVo1 =
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30

The Grand Sitting of the Ancient Or
der of Children of Israel (colored) was
held yesterday in Moses Temple, Scott
street. The session was opened at $50
q. m by singing and prayer was of
icred by the State High Priest. John
y. Jarvis. A. y. Miller. K. w. T.. L.,
presided. Routine business was trans
acted. after which the grand sitting al :
journed. a. a. Miller, r.. w. T.. l.. ana
:. Il. Wilson. X. w. i. s, were cs-
cortod into the hall by the Norfolk Ma
tional band. which played at intervals
during the session.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30


We call attention 10 the card Of the
Newport News Abattoir Company.
which is represented here by the Bank
Of Commerce. slain street. Norfolk.
where substitution lists VIII hc open
uutl September iih. According to
their Ncrl attractive booklet their opcr-
atoms VIII embrace purchasing of live
stock oi all descriptions. thdt is cat
tle. sheen ana hogs. and the handling
30. cold storage purposes Of poultry,
eggs. ctc. They expect both the fresh
meat and thcir manufactured products
VIII find ready sale within our city.
la Tact, negotiations nave already Drcn
entered into by some OF Our most en-
terprisins merchants. looking - The
handling OF their bi-products. SOM
idea OF the PROJECTED plant viii be con-
NtNod when il is understood that the
company has secured about seventy
three acres and that the Abatto'r plant
'oTclus.Ve of stock yards otc) will
cover more than Il dozen acres o. land.
oAd ihe buildings viii have "a nopr
space ul about thirty acres.
they contemplate killing ahou; 1000
head of cattle, 2.coo head III sheep ANA
Loco hogs daily. Because Of the near
ness to our city. The company VIII en-
joy Increased facilities for shppir.
their manufactured produces in AN
parts OF the world. their facilities hcu.
ecu To Sew York or any other point.
or the 800 abbattoirs or ,hcreabnu;s.
started since 1855. there has no, h,vu
/ one but what has met with a considcrl-
! bile measure OF succeSs. anl the major
iiy has returned large profits to ihei:
/ Stockholders
ono concern. which distributes as lit
/ era lure freely. shows IN average If s.
/ per cent. profit per annum SINCE IN,
| year l,Sl. The Newport News Mat
/ teir Company has in its droctorat,
7 snme very prominent men. AMONG
/ N'Terrnil &C Virginia: Dr. l.. :. ril.
! bert. who IS the President Of thu Nul-
! clnito Paving Company of Philadef
/ phIa. and j. Bell Austin. who IS sccrc
taIY and treasurer of The Phladolnhi;
/ stock Company; quite n number o
/ very influential bankers. merchant.
/ and manufacturers throughout on
state have already interested them
! selves ign ihc company.
Realizing that Chicago is tho near
est opposition point and remembering
the agricultural statistics Of our state
/ combined also with West Virginia
/ Norfucliv and Tennessee. with thei
I fertile rlsturr lands. known rs tn,
/ lilue Grass region. the company'a net
/ %! operation cam be- readily appreciated
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
HRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr. John l.. Moore. of Sc Grace street.
has returned from Il ten days vacation
spent in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Eberson. of
St. Louis. are in the city, visiting their
father the Rev. DR.. Il. Emerson, ON
Holt street
Mrs. Arther Morris and little daugh-
ter returned from Saratoga yesterday
via Bay Line. MIR Norris expects to
return about September 5th.
Mr.. q. Engcl is registered at Buffalo
Lithia Springs.
Miss Clara paschall. who has been
visiting her cousins. the Misses Sauls,
in Butte street. has returned to her
home in Wilson. y. c.
Miss Ada Curry. of Gloucester. is
visiting Miss Annie Sauls, in Butte
street.
The regular annual examination for
the positions of clerk and carrier i'll
The pcStoliicc service will be held on
Wednesday, November 22nd under the
supervision OF Local Board of Civil
Service Examiners.
Miss Margaret Moss, OF this city. is
visiting friends at Wavoriy.
Miss Ada HOFFMAN. of Duke street
extended. left last night via the Wash
ington steamer To visit friends and rel
atiVes i'll the Capitol city.
Nj. II. l.. Butman leaves to-day for
two weeks vacation, which he viii
Spend Ill l'niIlutlInist.
Mr.. ana Mrs. C. G. Guntcr returned
home last night from n visit TO friends
in Accomas county.
Captain Scribncr. o: the American
ship Henry Il. Hyde. now loading with
coal ut LAmbert's Point for Manila. is
accompanied To this city from Brook
lyn by his wife and son, who Will re-
main until the captain is ready TO sail
Rev. Chas l. Stenglc preached Mt the
, Uinn NiEGinr ltst NIGHT 'l-f,,ar.e "A
| large attendance and two conversions.
Rev. l.. Is. Simmons will preach to-
night.
Hd. Ecmhy was arrested yesterday
for stealing a lot Of clothing.
MIR. Jacob Il. Brock. formerly Of
Norfolk. but now of New York. is here
visiting his friends.
Tho city OF Boston" is still in the
side slip at the ferry dock. on this side.
undergoing changes preparatory 10 he
ing used rs Il ferry boat between Nor
folk and Portsmouth.
Mr. K. q. Eri;ton. Of J. T.. Brtton &
CO.. left yesterday for Eastern North
Carolina on business.
Nh chas. NJ. Barrett. OF the Cashier
Curran x Hullitt Coal Company. has
returned homo from an extended North
crn ana Western tour
Rev. w J.. Iudkins. u. D.. presiding
elder OF the Eastern shore District. wa.
! III -NbIlpiE yesterday.
Rev. j. I. Whitley. pastor OF tho VI
Z. Church at Hampton. was in the city
Yesterday.
Roy. Edward Mack. u. d. of tn,
First Presbyterian Church. left ycs;er
day on his vacation.
Gen. William L. Cralghin. Of Char
lesion. w. VA. was in Norfolk ycster
day.
Messrs. NJ. ]. Madden ana w. s
buchanan, accompanied by their fam
lies. arc visiting the formers fathcr-in
law. Mr.. y. Malbon. or Princess Ann'
county.
Mcssrs. Vaughan & Barnes receive,
yesterday from South Carolina twenty
five bales of new middling cotton.
Mr.. John Mariner left last night 70
baltimore, accompanied by his son
James.
Mr.. Julius r. Fcnstcrwald. manage
Of the iurk & Go. store. returned hon.
last night after spending six weeks in
New York and Baltimore, buying
| goods.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
Auction SnIc of ruru,turo.

Mr.. II. r. Morris, manager for tho
NORRIS Auction House. No. a Wash
ington street. will sell at store No. 3o2
south street. Portsmouth. ut II a. m
to-day FOR party changing business.
All the stock of furniture contained in
Sil" store. consisting Of parlor. bed
room. dining and Kitchen outfits
All OF the goods to be offered are of tho
latest and most approved designs. \
special invitation is extended TO ladies
to attend this snln
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
BROKEN TROLLEY WIRE.
a DANGEROUS POINT ON MAIN
STREET. AT THE CORNER OF
BANK STREET.

At O'Clock last night n trolley wire
broke at the corner of Main and Bank
streets. and an end OF the broken wire
fell across 4 strcet-car rail
There was an immediate series of IL
Limitations as If fire was being bum
ed and instant fear and excitement
among the pedestrians that thronged
the street. This is Il very dangerous
point. as the trolley wires at or nen,
this corner have broken with great
frequency of late.
Fortunately. the falling wire did no,
hit any one. and the throngs thai
quickly Sathcred ut each side of il
warned all who approached OF the dan
ger.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
a wm,nor wan No Foundation.

Emphatic denial was made las.
night by Mossrs. Kennedy < Waddlcy
losseos Of the ocean View Hotel. of a
report circulated to the effect that the
house would close at the end 81 This
week Mr.. George w. Kennedy Of the
firm. said that in spite Of the draw
backs of he yelow-fcver scare ANA the
severe storm. lasting nearly a week.
that the business was still excellent
There arc still many guests there
aud others coming. 50 the question Of
closing UP has not been even consid-
cred.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
TIE HEBREW NEW YEAR.


~ -NNfls4 'fisiN.
Next Monday will he the beginning
of ono of tho most Important religious
events IN the history of tho Hebrew
people. Il viii be- the Ushcriug in OF
the Jewish New Year. which is always
Intended With the moss impressive
ceremonies.
This festival. which is Of ancient ori-
but ON ;rca cunt of the custom of the
sunset to- sunset. it Will begin on Mon
dav Ti"h'.
Tho occasion marks the advent Of the
hrSt day of the seventh month-thc
month IL Tishr. rs recorded in the
Hebrew calendar. 1t is followed by "a
period of rci en;ancc. continuing for
ten daNs clos'lg with the Day of
Atnneir'n,. IA The 18th OF September.
Tie celebration of Tho frs; day of
tho seventh month. thu Hosh IIoshan-
ah, has us BEGINNING from The time of
EZRA. 900 the time uf the return of the
children az Israel from Babylon to re-
osta push Jerusalem under his direction.
m that day il was observed $ secular
iostivni. tho religious celebration oc-
curting in Spring. with the commence
mont Of ihc first month. but since Then
Tor all practical purposes the Hebrews
have now adopted the GreGorian calon-
d'r and The festival has become a reli-
Glnus ono.
Tho holiday viii be- appropriately OBJ
served by our Hebrew citizens with
the usual rclsious services i'm tho Two
sNn'g9rucs, chcf Stolen and Both III.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30

An effort is on foot to eccurc the
noted lecturer, Dr.. VIM. Edwin Hal. Of
New York. for a series of four address
IS on great Bible themes during the
month of September
The Association is arranging TO run
first-ciass course of hgh-erade con-
certs in the Association Hail this season
providing the demand is sufficient.
Subscription blanks VIII be out to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30

~ Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch says:
efeThe .Chamberlin Hotel, at Old Point.
swili reopen September LIST. and for
awhile will be operated on the Euro
pean plan. The handsome house is
closed while extensive repairs and i'm
provcments are being made"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 8
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
The Merchants and Manufacturers Assem-

90 I!AITIMOEE.
calls your att5ntion To the TEN DAYS
STOP-ONEH in that city. allowed ON AN
regular lirst-class passenger tickets
throughout tho year. and wishes 10 inform
you that this STOP-ONER privilege viii
be- accorded on tho tickets sold from all
southern points.
September IST. % AND I'D. 1891. AT
ONE FARE FOL; THE ROT MD TRIP.
To I'hilb dolphin. Tor the National Encamp-
mont Of the q. ~ r.. September 18th TO
ath iS.G
Passengers will notify conductors before
arriving at Baltimore so that their tickets
can Ice properly endorsed. ana tickets
must hn drpos ted with ticket station
IN" payment 81 ~ cents Will obtain AN
cNtonsion OF IL date FOR leaving rhill-
dclphih from September 18th TO .0th. 1889.
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