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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02
SHORT CUT ROUTE.
A BRIDGE TO CONNECT DuNMoRE
AND TAZEWELL STREETS.

A BRIDGE TO CONNECT DUNMORE
AND TAZEWELL STREETS.
York and Butte streets are finished
with asphalt. They are open for traffic
now and are done with the exception of
some repairs to the sidewalks.
Both of these streets have a founda-
ton of cobblestones. These are the
stones with which the streets ~ere
paved before. They are historic, in
having been brought here from all
parts of the world as ballast for sail
ing ships. They did not bring cargo,
but came here in ballast. threw out
the ballast and put in cargo.
These cobblestones make an excel
lent foundation, and they are more
economical than any other foundation.
because they are on the ground and
ready for immediate use.
The city will begin work at once on
the Improvement of TaZewell street 10
form connection with Dunmore
street. This is to complete n shorter
way for traffic between Atlantic city
ward and the city. That will be from
Cranky street, through Tazewell,
across new bridge to be thrown
across Duke street canal. into Dun
more, thence to York street over the
steel bridge. This will prevent the
long drive to CRANKY street through
York street. 1t will be n short cut
route for carriages and wagons.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02
LAYING CORNER STONE.
Of Central Baptist Church, Client
Impressive Ceremonies
BY Elizabeth Lodge of nIasons Elmo AIusi-
cal Program Eloquent Grafton by Kov.
DIR. H. w. Battle. of Petersburg.

Yesterday marked an event In the
history of the Central Baptist Church,
Of Atlantic City Ward, that will lingcr
long in the memory of the members of
that congregation, it being the occasion
OF the laying of the cornerstone of
their new edince to be erected on the
corner OF Olney Road and Manteo
street. Client.
Long before the hour for the begin
ming Of the exercises a large number
Of people had gathered there to witness
the ceremonies and hear the address of
Rev. Henry w. Battle, D. D., Of Pc
tersburg. Va.
The order OF exercises were conduct
ed by Elizabeth Lodge No. "a. A. F. &,
a. NJ. About o'clock the lodge. under
command of its worshipful master, Mr..
L. a. Brown, formed in line at their
hall. corner of Camp avenue and Pool
street. and proceeded to the place indi-
Gated. headed by the Lamberts Point
Brass Band. which discoursed a num-
Der of martial airs along the line of
march.
ARTICLES DEPOSITED IN COR
NER-STONE.
The following is n list of the articles
placed in the corner stone:
LIST: ~ paper containing an account
of the services held at Odd Fellows
Hall. Atlantic City September 18th.
1885. and the reorganization of the At
lantic City Baptist Church.
I'd. Two cards announcing q series of
sermons by the first pastor, Rev w
T. Richardson-one in 1887 and one in
1883.
3D.. A card containing a series of SER
mons by the third pastor. Rev. T. A.
Hall.
4th. A letter of Miss Jennie Fatherly
for the Little Helpers. presenting TO
the church communion set. and the
names of the members of the society
at that time.
5th. A copy of the first Bible used in
the pulpit by the pastor. Rev. e. L.
Dudley.
9th. Copies of the Norfolk Virginian-
Pilot and Norfolk Landmark of No
vember LIST, 1900.
9TH. Religious Herald organ of the
Baptist denomination in Virginia.
Sth Foreign Mission Journal.
9Th. Souvenir program OF the South
ern Baptist Convention. held in Nor
churches in Norfolk and vicinity, as
well as cuts of the ministers who were
pastors of the churches then.
10th. Copy of the order of exercises
and the laying OF the cornerstone
which contains the names OF all the
officers of the church.
18th. a coin by William Dudley.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
!. Long Metre Doxology.
2. Invocation. Rev. ]. j. Hall, D. D.
g. Masonic Ceremonies.
4. Solo. Mrs. L. p. Roberts
DIR. BATTLES ADDRESS.
AT this stage OF the exercises Rev. e.
Il. Dudley introduced as the orator of
the occasion Rev. H. w. Battle, D. D.,
of Petersburg.
The Doctor, in the beginning of his
address. expressed his high apprecia-
ton of being present and to take part
in the eNnrciSes and said that rncnntlu
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Young Mems Christian Aseo-
citation.

The Norfolk Y NJ. c. a. will receive
by special wire full returns" of the
election Tuesday night. November 9Th.
The Musical Committe has arranged
musical and literary program. A mag
nificent stereopticon, with many artis-
tic and humorous views. Will be a fea-
ture of the occasion. Admission by
ticket. which will admit ladies or gem
tlemen. can be secured at the building
free of charge. Reserved seats to mem
bers is cents. for 25 cents to the
public, 25 cents. Seats reserved for
the entire night. A dairy lunch coun-
ter will be provided-(rcgular prices).
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02
THE PRICE OF COAL.
NOT AFFECTED BY THE SETTLE
NIl3NT OF THE STRIKE.

The price OF hard coal has not
changed here. 1t Is not likely to
change because OF the settlement of
the strike In the Pennsylvania coal
mines. said a coal dealer speaking to
a reporter for the VIrginian- Pilot yes
tcrday.
The strike has lasted for thirty days,
and the supply of coal is exhausted at
the mines. There is not d large sup
ply even at the yards in Philadelphia
and Baltimore. where 1t Is usually
stored to await coastwise demand. Let
ters received from shipping firms In
Philadelphia yesterday say that nearly
all the coal that arrives from the
mines or the places or storage now is
needed for rail shipment.
No quotations of prices are made for
the coastwise trade. and no orders are
accepted at any price. The price here
is $3.50 ii ton, but the price in Boston
is IS ton.
The dealer says that there is little IL
any, prospect that the price Of coal
Will define here, and tire is no imme-
diatc prospect of new supply. If the
Delaware river should freeze. as 1t
sometimes does there will be some
difficulty in obtaining anthracite coal
Soft coal comes here by rail. hence
there Is little likelihood that the soft
coal supply Will be short.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02
TWO COMMITTEES MEET.
CONTRACT FOR MEDICINES LET
PETITIONS TO BUILD Az
PROVED


PROVED.
The Aimshouse Committee met at S
o'clock yesterday afternoon NIessrs.
Hannah. Tilton and Wrenn we're pres
ent.
The attention OF the committee was
directed TO approving appropriation
bills and to opening bids for supplies.
The Virginia Pharmacy Company re-
ceived the contract for medical sup
plies for the month of November. Ad-
journed.
At 6 o'clock The Fire Committee met,
with members present as follows:
Messrs. Hannah. Oberndorfcr and
Stahl
The petition of 7. w. Spagat to build
q three-story brick stable at Cove and
Avon streets was approved.
a letter from the Chief OF the Fire
Department NJ. J. Ryan. giving an ac-
count OF his trip to Charleston, s. c.,
to attend meeting OF the chiefs of the
fire departments was received and
flied. Adjourned.
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Notice to Shippers.

Freight service over the Ocean View
Railway is resumed. Early freight
leaves Norfolk at z Il. m. daily. cx-
cept Sunday. Afternoon freight Will
have no regular schedule time for
leaving. Deliver freight at Henry and
Wide streets depot. MOIST
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WANTED-- HELP.

7 EARN NEWSPAPER AND MAGA-
- zinc illustrating. Taught by mail
free. Tuition payable sixty days after
position IS secured paying sl3 Il week
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INSTITUTE OF
AMERICA. Scranton, Pa. II
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All transient advertisements In
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for In advance.
Rate. one cent per word each in
scrtion. minimum, rs cents.
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painlessly. N. Y Dental Rooms only.
No. 1924. corner Main and Talbot SITS
N. f. of monument: established nearly
20 years. Ennes Dentist. New phone.
1.cSI.
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Stops the Cough and Works off tho Cold.
Laxatime Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
q cold ine day. No cure. no pay. Price
20 cents. Se1-Sm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02

Fine colorings. select designs, perfect
workmanship in the garments tailored
by
RUDOLPH G. WALLACE.
1873 Main Street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02

High grade underwear and hosiery.
RUDOLPH e. WALLACE,
1888 Main Street
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arm For Rent,

Containing about Go acres. nearly all
cleared; dwelling with five rooms and
outhouscs; Is about 3 miles from town.
and has half mile water front on Broad
street. oc3- T
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soARDERs.

Nj RS. BURCH, AT III BREWER ST,
lTl near F'rccmason. has two very nice
newly furnished rooms to rent, with
board: privilege of bath room. hot and
cold water. Several table boardcrs can
also be Accommodated. References ex-
changed. nol-1w
wv ANTED. -GENTLENEN BOARD
w ers. Apply to o. +. NOE, No. 10
Lee street, Iluntersvillc. oc3-3te
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You will find satisfactory garments
when you have them tailored by
RUDOLPH G. WALLACE.
1888 Main Street.
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Union Mission.

The report of the superintendent of
the Union Mission. Mr. G. Ashley, for
October is as follows:
Attendance, 1884, average attend
nnce. 81: request for prayers, l23; con-
VERSIONS women. SO men--36: visit 10
sick by superintendent. s; visit to sick
by matron. g. number visited by super
intendent. T.; number visited by mat
ron. s; number of talks with men, 1876;
assisted--medical, etc.-S: physician at
tended. l. received in home, 24S; street
talks. 81; employment found for 16:
sent home. 6; meals furnished, 465: re-
tained-4 women. IL men--16
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 8.

Norfolk. Va. Oct Slst. 1900.
To tho Pioneer Fire and Salvage Co.,
Norfolk. Va:
r N BEHALF OF THE LAMBERT'S
l. POINT KNITTING MILL wish to
ton and thanks for the great service
rendered by You yesterday at the fire in
tho mill at Lambert's Point. the sup
your efforts and your chemical engine
The destruction OF the mills would nor
only have meant loss of over $780, goo
to the insurance companies. but would
have put about 200 people out of employ
ment. 1 am Yours respectfully,
BARTON MYERS
President Lambert's Point knitting
Mills. 1t
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Powhatan Manufacturing Company,
N-arfcli. ia.aA-

FOwhatan Manufacturing Company
Norfolk Va, Oct. 81. 1900.
Pioneer Fire and Salvage Co.. Mr.. John
S. Holmes. Secretary:
NEAR STRIVE WOULD LIKE YOU
- to express to the members of
efficient aid rendered us at the fire in
our mill yesterday afternoon, saving us
from what appeared to be certain de-
struction to part, II not all, the mill
The work was particularly well done,
and that such proficiency should be at
tanned by a company so recently organ
lied Is very gratifying indeed.
Yours truly.
j. L. DOUGLASS, Treasurer. 1t
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z ADIESi Use Chchesters English Pennyroysf Pills.
Ia nesti shfs.,i Only ReliaSle, Tako no other.
o. buy ofyour DrtR2is send &C., for
eaIs and Esaefor LtdE IL letter By refxrn mali.
okfskcster Chemical Co., Pkilada., Pa.
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FOR RENT.

U'OR RENT.-NICE LARGE ROOM
- with good board for TWO people. 50
HOLT ST. oc31-3t'
JTOR RENT.-DESIRABLE FRONT
n room. excellent location: exclusive
use to single gentleman. Rates reason
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u /f6lPIANO. GOOD SERVICEABLE
'D III Jpiano, just the thing for begin
ner, on easy terms S'r1EFF. 81 CRANKY
street. nol-3t
NOR SALE-COAL AND WOOD OF
4, all kinds for sale by X. Il. GRANT.
Ola Phone JUS. sell Tyr.
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M ANTED-WHITE WOMAN OR
w girl to assist with house work and
care of children. A pleasant home for
the right person. Apply 204 LOVITT
AVENUE. oc3l-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r .IGHTERAGE OFALL KINDS DONE
IL on reasonable terms, apply Is l.
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w ANT TO BUILD YOU A LAUNCH.
w equipped with n gas engine, that
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order one year free Of charge Call or
write. N. c. BUTTERFIELD, Groners
wharf. Atlantic City, Norfolk. Va.
oc2S-1Ws
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FOR SALE.

G.. tnnuPRIGHT PIANO FOR sleo
- -fONP Elegant upright piano. full
rich tone; case and action in splendid con
dition, this piano cost when new Sf00.
our price now 500: guaranteed for
years. stool scarf and instruction book
Included Write or call Tor particulars
SIIEtf, 65 CRANKY street. no1-3t
NOuR PER CENT INTEREST
House and lot i'll Client, second door
To Moran avenue tncw car line) on
Thirteenth street. House has slate roof
stained glass windows; oak cabinet
mantels; latest shaking and dumping
CRATES, with fancy front, and Latrobe
Tiled hearth and chimney breast; house
papered all over; picture and base mould
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eash-s2'oO monthly. Only per cent
Interested bargain. Call both phones j
S. CRAWFORD. Furniture Store, Ports
mouth. Va. oc7-tf
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LOAN IN ANY
NHOA ~ ~ amounts: no delay: cas-
lest terms. LEO. JUDSON, Academy of
Music Building oc3l linz
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w ANTED.-A HOUSE MAID WITH
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VIZ ANTED.-AT ONCE. 3 ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping by grown peo-
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02

ID OSIT1ON AS BOOKKEEPER OR
Il clerical work, by young man. Best
references as to responsibility and COM
potency. Address BOOKKEEPER, this
oillce Oc27-1w'
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AT this stage OF the exercises Rev. p
L. Dudley introduced as the orator of
the occasion Rev. Fl. w. Battle, D. D..
of Petersburg.
The Doctor. in the beginning of his
address. expressed his high apprecia-
ton of being present and to take part
in the exercises. and said that recently
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" GENTLEMEN TO
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY BOOKS =
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D1ANOS! PIANOS, PIANOS! HEAD
i quarters for bargains in pianos: we
lead in price and quality. Write to-day
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Bankruntcv Notice.

In the District Court OF the United States.
For the Northern District OF Indian Terri
tory. Wagner Division. No. 39f. In the
matter OF Robert A. Hosey in bankruptcy,
Notice Of hearing OF bankrupt's petition for
discharge.
To the creditors OF the. above named bank
rupt:
b. TaEe notice that a petition has been fled
in said court by Robert A. Hosey. OF Wag-
oner. IN said district. who has been duly ad-
judged n bankrupt under the act Of congress
Of July ist. 1893. Tor discharge from all his
debts and other claims provable under said
act. and that the 18th day Of June. 1900. At
o'clock ID the afternoon. Is assigned for the
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United States District Court OF said district.
at nuskoree when and where you may at
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thc prayer of saii petition should not be
granted y. 7 WAInOrn.
Referee ln Bankruptcy.
DeRoos Rafiey. Esq. Affy for Bankrupt.
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womanly way, as she ought to be. there
would be no danger and little pain.
The time of parturition is made COM
Portable and safe by the use of DR..
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Encampment EIectIom.

Last night the members OF Vinita
Encampment No. II, !. o. o. f.,
elected the following set Of officers
for term of six months: j; P.Scott,
chief patriarch; G. M. Haltom, senior
warden; ]. &. Shcrer, high priest;
A. G, Masterson, scribe. The session
was a harmonious one, and the best
OF feeling prevails over the results.
The Rebekahs hold their election Of
officers tonight.
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Steady girl wanted. Several young
men complain that they have no
steady girl. 1t seems that they no
sooner get fairly started with a girl,
probably have the theatre tickets all
bought when the girl "can't 60 be.
cause she has sick headache" Dr.
Caldwell's syrup pepsin cures all forms
Of stomach troubles and sick head
ache. Girls-"A word to the" etc.
Your friend, Peoples drug store. DIV
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To the generality Of men there
is nothingmade out Of politics, but
there are men in the Cherokee
nation who have lived off what
they could get out Of Cherokee
politics and some of them have
done reasonably well. To depend
on public Office is a precarious ex-
istence, and in course Of time
every man must expect to be beat
en- or laid on the shelf.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-06-15

The Marcum-W Wolverton contest
will be carried to Kansas City and
there settled. All good democrats
are willing to abide by the decision
Of that tribunal. To attempt to
settle the matter by argument be-
fore that time will be futile and
only widen the breach in the dem
ocratic ranks in the Indian Terri
tory.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-06-15

The Missouri democratic con-
vention at Jefferson City Thursday
elected Ex-Governor W. J. Stone,
Governor Stevens, VIM. H. Phelps
and David A. Ball, as delegates at
large to the Kansas City conven-
tion. Stoneis to be national COM
mitteeman.
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Ifthe Marcum contingent should
again try the experiment of a bolt
at Kansas City, and walk out Of
that convention, democracy would
surely be doomed.
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Frisco fiomeseeker's Excursion

Homeseekers tickets on sale May /
and Is, June 8 and 10. For further
information call on or address nearest
agent. BRYAN SNYDER, G. PA.
b. X. DUNN, d. p. A., St, Louis,
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All the returning delegates from
the Ardmore convention agree that
there were two sides to the contro-
versy-their side, and the wrong
side.