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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14

Il, OR RENT-ONE NEW CONVENT
4 emit dwelling. London street. ne;ur
Green: small rt,.iirsd family; references
required; cars TO ferry: oren daily at IL
o'clock: call ard examine. BUTT. mhl4Stt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

killed. He was run over by a dray
belonging to the Volcano Stables driv-
en- by Alfred da Silva, and instantly
killed; the head and one hip being
crushed.
The Kilauea Hou brought up from
Honolulu about fifty tons OF coal for
TIE Cleveland. as the amount she had
left was insufficient to take her 10 the
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Walker of Koha-
la, have been ON a tour Of the is and
during the past two weeks. They re-
turned home by the Kinau yesterday.
G. G. Campbell and r. II. Rycrof
made a brief visit to Hilo On Satur-
day and Sunday. Mr.. Campbell was re-
ported at the police station as an a.
tendant at church.
In addition to vessels previously re-
ported as expected are the schooner
Henry Wilson from Gray's Harbor and
the schooner Lizzie Vance from Eure.
ka. with redwood lumber.
DR.. II. B. Elliot left by yesterday
Kinau for Kohala, to investigate what
are believed to be cases Of CHAMBERS
In that district DR.. Elliot will prob
ably return by next Kinau. He has
not yet heard f->m the inspector In
Honolulu relative to the glands sent
down from Olaa for microscopic in
spection.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

AS pure and wholesome stimulant
for medicinal or family use nothing
equals the famous old Jesse Moore "a
A" Whiskey. All wise drinkers call
for II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
The First Bank of Hilc.

The First Bank of Hilo is now fully
organized for business. At the meet
ing held last Saturday morning the
following otncers were chosen: p.
Peck, president; G. G. Kennedy. vice
president: John T. NOR, cashier; w.
s. Wise, attorney.
The bank is located in quarters
which are a credit to the institution,
and of which he town of Hilo, as we'll
as those connected with the instItu-
ton. may feel proud.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
LANDS
FOR SALE.

tots In King strest Trsa nrsa
n.sSs - $500 Q Let. formerly k,ova
. q. N. wi,cox's prsnissA
twenty lots In Manoa Wv, Tor
asrly Montans's Tract, $3.50 Q bot.
-Four hundred lots In Kaiulaa Tract
-en 500 TO s2ss . H.
fifty lots In Kekis Tr1sA suUusite
<akes Island. s5ss q lot.
Twenty lots In Puunui Tract 100000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

aIsDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS. Avn Hna.cisco Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

SuWELL UNIVERSAL MILL CO..
(Nanf ''Nat3oAal Cane 5hredderC
New York. y. 3. a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

Well offer you such TEMPTIN,
PRICES that you will not be able G.
resist buying our goods. Truly, thi
Is chance to grasp.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
THE CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Rain Intcrferes With Their Reunion
Plans mt Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. KY. May S1.-The second
days session of the Confederate Veterans
Reunion opened today with 5000 visitors in
the city and a heavy rain on As conse-
uuence all the outdoor entertainments
were postponed. The business meeting.
which opened yesterday. was continued to-
day.
Memphis in 1901 seems to be the cry
Of the majority of the Confederates now
here and it is very probable that the
Tennessee city will be awarded the next
reunion. New Orleans. Buffalo. and Gin
cinnati are also in the field and their dele
cations are working with might and main.
The Crescent City will be the most for
midable rival of Memphis as the veterans
think that Buffalo is too far away, while
it is said even that Cincinnati is further
North than they care to go. Jacksonville,
Fla. and Galveston, Texas, are also among
the places considered, but they are COLI
ceded 10 be practically out Of the race. The
trans Mississippi department, which forms
one of the largest divisions of the Nete-
rams Association, is divided between New
Orleans and Memphis. with the greatest
number in favor of the latter city.
OONGTuOT EdBAG, VI Al helAScSs mo ~
rived in the city last night, stated that
he believed the Tennessee city would
surely procure the majority Of the votes
He said, that. as far as his personal pref
srence was concerned he rather leaned
toward Buffalo. but that he deemed il
impracticable for the veterans to go so
far north. General Gordon is for Mem
phis first. last, and all the time. and
he was of the opinion that that place will
win, with little or no opposition. The
only other city that he deemed a competi-
tor was New Orleans. He considered both
Cincinnati and Buffalo too far away to be
practicable. The question will probably
be decided at the convention today.
In the election of Commander-in- Chief
of the Sons of Veterans there is the deep
est interest. This years election promises
to be an unusually interesting one and,
from all that can be gathered So far, the
result is in considerable doubt. ThS two
candidates so far mentioned are Robert E.
Lee. jr.. of Virginia, and Biscoe Hindman.
Of this city The friends of each are con-
ident Of victory. Mr.. Hindman's support
ers have been working industriously in his
behalf for some time past. They claim
that they now have pledged enough votes
- elect him On the other hand, il seems
that Mr.. Lees friends have not been look
ing very much 10 organization and are de-
pending largely uDOr the effect of their
candidates name upon the convention.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
wrecked "A Shifting Engine

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, May 31-Eddie
Lawson, alias Joe Lawson, was before Jus
uce E S. Robinson in the Police Court
yesterday to answer the charge of changing
switch IN the Chesapeake and Ohio yard
derailing shifting engine and causip 2
considerable damage. After hearing the
case the justice decided to send the boy
to the Reform School instead of sendins
him on TO the grand jury. The boy Changed
the switch on the 22d of last August. and
before 1t was found that he did il he had
left the city. The officers had been On the
lookout for him since.
The evening times., 1900-05-31

This seems to be the season when the
admiraIs OF Oriental navie5 find it most
convenient to make visits Of observation
to the United States. They have all heard.
no doubt. of the achievements Of the
American fleets a Manila and Santiago.
and 1t is but nstural perhaps. that they
should wish TO knew something more about
the country whose ships and men are ca
pable Of so muehqI
The Admiral OF the Turkish Navy had
scarcely completed his tour of inspection of
the principal American shipyards when the
Admiral OF the Nasy of Siam arrived on d
similar mission. Y 81
The Navy Of Siam is not one of formid-
able dimensions. but the name of the ad-
miral is a tower Of strength in itself It
is A du Plessis de Richelieu.
This gallant sailor is not a Siamese. Al
though his name is decidedly Frenchy, he
is a native OF Denmark, in the navy Of
which country he Is also q lieutenant.
The admiral arrived in this country a
few days ago and Will soon cone to Wash
ington. Later on he will visit the Cramps
shipyard and the yard at NorflIk. After
his visit to this country the admiral in
tends to go to his native city. Copenha-
gen. He will also visit the Paris ExpOsl-
tion before returning home. The admiral
is about fifty years Old stalwSrt In build
and speaks English and French fuently as
well as Danish and the language of his
adopted country.
The admiral told a reporter that the
King Of Siam was very anxious to visit
this country. and would probably come to
the United States some time next year in
one of the vessels of his navy The SIa-
meSe Navy, the admiral said is composed
CT about fifty vessels the largest of which
is the well-equipped and fleet flagship of
the feet. the Mahachakri, of 5 200 tons
Nearly all the vessels have modern quick
firing weapons and are manned with ma
tive crews. which are well disciplined. and
have shown great adaptability as sailors.
There are three or four English. Danish.
or German officers on each vessel. Dr.
Hayes, an American physician, formerly
of Baltimore. is surgeon general on the
staff Of Admiral de Richelieu The admiral
says the Kingdom of Siam is advancing
rapidly and becoming modernized and is
fairly prosperous.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
INDIANS TO CELEBRATE.
Famunky Tribe VIII Hold n Barbe-
cue in Virginia

RICHMOND. Va. May 31--The Pamun-
Ky tribe Of Indians have arranged for re-
ception on the spot on which Capt John
Smith was captured
This novel gathering is TO take place
June 5. 1t is expected that ali Of the In
dians Of Eastern Virginia and their de-
soendants will be present on this occasion
A great barbecue. not OF the kind given
by political gatherings in Virginia and the
South. but such only as the red man is
supposed to be able to prepare. is one OF
the features promised for the day. All OF
the good things known 70 an Indian on
land or water are 10 be included in the
menu of this barbecue
The programme includes an address by
the chief Of the Pamunky tribe and other
leading men
The evening times., 1900-05-31
BRONZE STATUES UNVEILED.
Michigan Memorials to Grant. Lin
coin, Farragut. and sherman.

MUSHROOM, Mich, May s1--The dedi-
cation Of four bronze statues Of Grant, Lin
coin. Farragut. and Sherman took place
yesterday. Much enthusiasm prevailed
when the statues were unveiled, and people
from miles around were in attendance. Ex-
cursions were run on the railroads and the
lake
The statues, which were given to the city
by Charles Hackley. stand at each corner
of Hackley Iuare, in the centre of which
is a monument to the soldiers, also pre-
sented to the city by Mr.. Hackley The
speech of the day was made by John Pat
ton.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
Death of Charles e. Hunter.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. May 31.-The
news of the sudden death in Richmond yes
terday of Charles E. Hunter, of this city,
George l.. Hunter and John E. Rodgers Left
for Richmond last evening to arrange for
bringing the remains here. Mr.. Hunter
was one Of Fredericksburg's NOS. promi-
nent and enterprising citizens. He was
seyenty-one years old and lsaves a widow
and four children-Mrs. C. W Edrington.
The evening times., 1900-05-31

A quiet but pretty wedding was solemn
lzed at the Raleigh last night. at O'Clock
Ihe groom was Mr.. James Gordon Wallis.
Oh Fredericksburg. Va. and the bride Miss
Sue Hill Vaughn. Of Middlesex County. in
the same State Miss Ora Vaughn was the
attendant maid OF honor. and Mr. A. H.
wallis served his brother as best man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. VIII
liam d. Smith, Of Fredericksburg. N the
presence of small company Of friends.
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Though there seems to be a fear abroad
that Americans are not developing the
expected enthusiasm in regard TO the Paris
Exposition, there is no doubt but that a
larger number OF WashingtoRians are 90
ing to Europe than is usual so early in
the season. The passenger lists furnished
by the various steamship lines always in
clude from one to a dozen names OF men
and women of more or less prominence
from this city who seem 10 be going over
in family parties to enjoy, presumably, he
wonders of the big show.
The evening times., 1900-05-31

The President and Board OF Trustees Of
the Corcoran Gallery Of Art have issued
invitations for this evening from uatiI
IL O'Clock. when the presentation Of the
gold medal and other awards Of merit for
the year 1s95-19OO will be made to the
pupils Of the Corcoran School Of Art. The
work Of pupils for the year will be on
exhibition
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Of Atlantic City: Mrs. John W Stone. Of
Washington: Mrs. P. E. Bowles and
George L. Hunter, OF this city Mr.. Hun
ter was found dead in his bed at the Lex
ington Hotel. in Richmond. yesterday
morning His death is attributed TO rheu-
matism OF the heart
The evening times., 1900-05-31
Marine Band Concert.

Inc AOiioMlhB programme viii be rem
dered by the Marine Band at its barracks
this afternoon, beginning at $40 O'Clock:
l. March. "RichmOrd Carnival Street Fair
. - Wilmortn
8. Waltz, "Dorfsc., ,yalben' - S.
l. Excerpts from 'Dlmnation 5f Faust" .Beriioz
. Patrol, The Mystic Shriners'' Metz
o oiaVonle Dance No ,........ Dvorack
:. a.Andante and kondo Capriccioso. =. MendeIssohu
Descriptive, "A Comical Contest Go5f-ay
Descrip,ion-The band tunes up Principal per
formers Try their respective Instruments Compc-
ttoTs assemble TO draw for the order of PLAYING.
kules read out by the manager lSiSnor from
oofo) The performers causing the most laughter
70 10 take the fr're Judges prepare their papers.
Ibe contest commences The competitors heinz
Aessrs Clarinetto-Cornetti. Piccolini- -Euphonio-
Clarlnetto Jun, and Fagotti. The Judges take
notes after each variation Jealousy OF the drum
mers- Unexpected result, the prize being awarded
70 the Dass drummer, his performance having uro-
contest
g. PAeRotic hymn, ''Hail Columbia" 49,. .Fyles
The evening times., 1900-05-31
Miss Elizabeth Schu1.

Miss Elizabeth Schultz. of this city. and
MIR. George w. Fitzgerald of New York.
were married this morning at 6 O'Clock
at the Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
tion' Rev. Father Ryan officiating. The
bridal journey will include'a visit to Mex-
icO
The evening times., 1900-05-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Postmaster General did not accom-
pany the Presidential party to Antietam.
but With Mrs Smith went to Albany. where
the latter will spend week or two
The evening times., 1900-05-31

The ladies of St Michael and All An
gels Church will give their annual garden
party tomorrow afternoon and evening al
the grounds, at IS0s F Street northwest
from to O'Clock
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Former Senator German and family
closed their X Street residence yesterday
and went TO Fairview. their country home
in Howard county. Nd. where they will
pass the summer months.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
Travel. n Luxury,

The ''RoysI Limited finest day train in the
world. leaving Washington B. & Station. New
Jersey Avenue and Street, daily D. m, ar
Tives New York p. m. Splendid dining and
cafe car service. For Royal Blue trains to Bal
timore, Philadelphia, and New York see schedule
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Miss Jessie Andrews will leave for Bal
timore Saturday to join a party of rela-
uves who are going to Boston by sea and
then to Niagara Falls for a stay Of several
weeks.
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Williams will
leave today TO visit the latter's parents a,
their home on the Penobseot River. Maine
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Mrs. Root, wife Of the Secretary OF War
and family, will go shortly to their sum
mer home in Southampton. L. l., where
the Secretary viii join them on vacation
later on
The evening times., 1900-05-31

The German Ambassador will not Q,
abroad until quite late in the season.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
ANOTHER ADMIRAL HERE
He Is the Commander Of the Little
Navy of Siam.

His Name Is a. du PIessis de Richie
lieu, Which Is of French Origin.
He VIII Visit American Shipyards.
VIII Also Attend the Paris show
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Mrs Richards entertained at a luncheon
today.
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Is the best
medicine for
the stomach. II
cures
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion.
Constipation,
Liver and
Kidney
Troubles.
1t contains ev-
erything pene-
II c ia l, a n d
nothing injuri-
ous- When you
ask for the
Bitters, insist
u on having
the genuine.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
Friday values in shirt waists.

Odds and ends Of Shirt
Waists. consisting Of fine
Percales. Lawns. Polka
Dot PiqUes. plain black
Lawns. plain black Sat
eens. and fine White India
LinOn Waists. neatly
tucked. A great variety
Of styles and effects
choice of French OF yoke
back Left from lines
which sold at sec 9QC
and 70c. fcr.-....-.O ~
The evening times., 1900-05-31

A remnant lot Of 10
dozen good quality Per-
Gale Waists. with lsun-
dered collars and cuffs in
a variety OF desirabis
cOlOrs. and in mostly all
sizes: but few OF a pa,-
tern: sold at Soc 11C
The evening times., 1900-05-31
ROusing remnant ribbon selling

Number alI-silk Ribbons. in white
and such desirable shades as light blue.
pink, cardinal. etc--the quality which
seI serls regularly al &c yard 81
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Youths $3.50 and 50 best Patent
Leather. Tan and Black Calf, hand
sewed Laced ShOes-Reed's sizes IL
to 2: A. B, and c width. 80. CSC
Spring heel Patent Leather and
Tan Sandals for Girls: were 81 so TO
S2-broken sizes. ranging from size
IL 10 Ladies' size 6-tomorrow only
CSC
Childs' $3.50 Tan Vici Kid Laced
and Button: sizes TO II: b and
c width tomorrow only CSC
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-08
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ; ssoa.
a CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT

The NutuuS Niu VA K ready fo-
bus7ucsS early 10 Sovenbcr. and TN
Manage = ANXIOUS 70 End OK novr
-nauv operatives he viu * abie 10 Sccu-s
II Nilharnsburr and Tx oc2rby sec6ou.
We k1oW nothing of Tx 6usies of such
ar eure7r-sse. huS rhoSe acquainted with
= say taz ro-k Is clean p-oStshie and
plcaSzu- We * 10 reason why any
Young lady who has desire 70 help her
seh should bold OF tron appivinc sor a
position in the WiIsarrrsl1u-.- S--rt---r
Ali We az sssu7ed Ok the sune-s--
Senicut and ths of6crrs of the co-nzuv
THAT Only poopis OF 1-guestsoaec moral
eha-ac-er VIII he employed II tins ssss
or 1ours iar-rs ueci have DO hszsssr-v
m engaging WIKI tins uiu- Tsss : ~
ar Ordinary 'iactu-y'' hv a-y means T.
i @. an entirely 6itferest ratrre. ar,
hope % scr our sozag people n -.
really vaut 20 g. s0metr. -
tsse'-'selEss- ~ vorK n an. -.
Na '.s nag
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-08

York and Jams< City to Have
Many Speeches.

The District cosnsnissee held a rsccsins
IN Norfolk Wednesday q, map cut a piar
NJ campaign IN this district. All tn
c't'cs. counties and eDwrs IN this eiistrSc,
~ere represented. except WILLIAMSBURG
and Charics CITY
Chairman ]. A. Barnes. Of James City:
Chairman w e. Cofssgan. of York. and
Chairman Ichn Crawford. of Warwick
were present and took an active part IN
the meeting.
The following appointments fox spcak-
ing were uaades
" l. Rib. NorktowR. oSe0Aer court
Judse Tucker Brooks. williamsburg.
Monday. sept 1osA
Mr. BANKS WsS acre THURSDAY. and
sad BESIDES IsdSe Brooke there would
TX othcV wsl-known Deno~ratic orators
present X i proposed TO have some
ane sQecches here next Monday.
ChS,r-uan Barnes SSvs X - roinc 70
condocS Al aggressive cSmrlsigni IN lanes
City tins fan. lie proposes 70 have a
rousirg. old-tine barbacue al Toano.
whsrs TIE heSS speakers VIII be heari
OR ne,ghboung counties WI also warn
things up bcJvrecn now and clcction div
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-08

u ias See - the City CouneIs ne
= ish 70 SAY HAT thar body has Asd IN
der consisierHtioa for some Hosths 4
plan - be4urify the town Mayor Ier
or. Ne believe. in zn snuuzi Adde'S
- The COsncil- advocated sd seeo.n-
me15ed furuing Palace GsSeR into =
PARA. planting trees. etc. REs the T.
naEces Of the CITY would nst permit an
4pEroprlAtion for the PurPoss- Taers i
= con uittee on plan 10 TAiss the over
head bridge ca Waller stSeet, a. vel
- or the hog~Pen nuis@Des- EEeryone
q The resolutions pertaining 20 loeAl
matters have been considered seriously
5y tie c0uncsL, and viii lie settled 40
fhe be@t interests Of all
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-08

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE
CITY OF WILLIAMS BURG AND
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY.
N VACATION.
Ida l.. Sweeney.
IS
Mana T. Hoag and Francis J. Hoag
her husband
N CHANCEEN
The oh,cct IT the above suit = u sub
icet the hcrcinafter described land To the
payment 90 the balance of the purchase
money due thereon. to-wiI- The sum
oi two hundred dollars. with interest
from the 4th day of Max. 1895. The
land involved contains 80 acrsS. more or
less. situate in Jamestown uistrict.
James City county. Virginia. and -
bounded hy the land 90 plaintiff on the
North. the Checvcrs tract ou the East
the Gait tract on the South. and Kings
mil road ON THE West bciug the same
land which 3. y. Peachy and r. l.. Hen
ley. 10y contract IN writing. dated thc
day Of. 1896. agreed 20 sell To-
Maria Z. Hoag Tor the sum of three
hundred dollars. one hundred dollars cd
which was paid IN cash. the balance due
Novcmbcr. S9S. with interest unpaid.
And au affidavit having been made and
h3ed thar the defendants are nou-rcsi-
dents Of thc STATE so Virginia. ir IS order
Cd thar they do appear here within fir
teen days after due publication hersnf.
and do what = necessary 20 pruvect
thcir interest iu tins suit
And IL - further ordered that n COPY
hereof ~ published once q week for four
Successive weeks in The Virginia Gazrttc
a newspapcr published in The CITY 20 Wil
hamsourE. Va, and thai "a COPY he past
Il. 81. q
oi tins city and county on tbe first day
40 the next term II the county court.
Tcstc.
7. Il. GEDDX. Clerk
A copy-Teste;
T. II. GEDDX. Clerk.
Peachy, Heuley & bland. %. o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-08
A Minister'S Good Work.

Il had . severe attacS % bilious collie,
GOT q bottle of Chamberlain's Collie.
Choiera and Diahroea Remecy. tooE two
does and was entirely cared. SAYS Rev.
A. A. Power. % Emporia- Kan. Ny
neigbbor zcross the street VS. sick for
over weeS. had two or three bottles Of
medicine fruu the doctor tie used
them for three or tour weeks without re-
lief Their called in another doctor who
treated him Tor some days and gave him
DO relief. - discharged him ] went
over 70 see him next morning. lie said
his bowels were m terrible IL. that
they had been running OF - long that
i Vas almost bloody hux- ] asked him
II he had tiled ChAmbcri4in's Collie and
Diabroe2 Remedy. and be s&id No !
seat home and Brought hiD my bottle
md gave In one dose, tod him 10 take
another a0se in fifteen or twenty min
utes il be did DOs and relief, but he toOk
no more and wa entirely relieved. F" FOR
safe by l.. Henley, druggist
Ssscrsbe 70 and advertise II the Vir-
giuia Gazette.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-08


1905 a. IN. Daily 20 Richmond. Con
meets except Sunday with
Mountain Special for sum
meT Homes and Resorts with
parlOr cars for Virginia Hot
Springs and White Sulphzr
Dining car west Of Csords.ns-
vile. meals a Ia carte. Also
connects with St Louis Liuls-
ited leaving Richmond 2sa5p.
M daily with Pullman Sseep-
ing Carsfor Cincinnati. Louis
vile and ST. Louis
5.23 p IN. Except Sunday. Locals train
10 Richmond. Connects with
K. r. & + for the North.
S.O7 p m Daily. Makes DO stop be
tween Williamsburg and Rsch-
mond- Connects with +. +.
y. Pullman for Cincinnati
and Louisville.
EAsTDoUxD.
S.26 a. n Except Sunday. Local 10
Old Point
1905 a. m Daily 70 Old Point. Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Makes no
stops 20 Newport News Par
Tor car 70 Old Point Con
meets az Norfolk on sailing
days with ~. * NJ. T. Co.
5-07 p m. Daily Local 70 Old Point.
and Norfolk Pullman 70 Old
Point Connects at Old Point
With Steamers FOR Washing
ton daily, Baltimore excerpt
sunday. and Cape Charles
daily. Connects al Norfor.
with .. ID. s. :. Co. exce o.
sunday
For detail information, cOnnectie.n.
rates, tickets, etc, apply TO your statsoI
agent. or 20
JN0. d. POTTS.
A. 9. p. A., c. * o. Nv.
J kiebEoad, Va