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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06
Boys clothing.

An odd lot of boys percale Shirts.
some with collars attached-not all
sizes. Some are s0iied or mussed. DEC
Sold at SOC. Friday for........-...E0
Odds and ends of boys Neckwear.
consisting OF Band Bows. and tied and
united WindsorS, etc. which sold at
25c. Variety of styles. Choice to- inc
day only. Observation-Disclosures.
Il dozen boys regular soc knee pants.
in an assortment OF good wearing pat
terns-hnished with patent waist 1SC
band and tapped seams. Friday for. -
Boys new spring Suits. in a large
variety Of styles and nobbiest patterns
in double breasted and yestie styles
with fancy vests and short collars. or
sailor collars. Former in sizes from
to l6-and latter in sizes to 9. 81 %
Worth $3.50 and SO f0r.......0t.J ~
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Extraordinary
wrapper selling
at 49C.

We culled all the odds and ends
from regular lines depleted by a weeks
busy selling-and offer the choice for
ACC today. We've only room FOR
complete lines here-and so all these
broken lots go at a sacrifice price. In
all there are about dozen ladies'
good quality percale wrappers. in sta
pie light and dark colors-aud they
are all made in the most thoroughly
painstaking manner They're trimmed
in various styles. some with ruffies
over shoulders. and others with fancy
braid trimmings. All are separately
lined and have good wide skirts.
No matter what the original AnC
price-and some sold for dou- vi
ble-choice goes today for...,.TO
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

The promotion of Lieut. James c. Gill
more to the grade OF lieutenant commander
has been approved by the President. and
the nomination viii go to the Senate
either today or tomsrrow Although Lieu
tenant Gilmore was nomiually promoted
several months ago. it has not been until
within the past few days that be took the
necessary examinations. These he passed
with high standing.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

NJ. Cambon. the Amba sador from France.
entertained eli dinner last nigat His
guests were the German Ambassador, Cen
erai and Mrs Miles, Senator and Mrs.
Hanna Paymaster General and Mrs Bates,
Mr. and Mrs. Stiison Hutchins. Dir. and
Mrs. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Cap
tain AID Mrs. Nignal. Mr.. and Mrs. De
Koren, Mrs. sheridan. the Hon. sybil
pauucefote, Miss Patten. and Mr. J. G.
KassCn
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Innings.

A remnant accumulation Of Innings.
all in good desirable lengths. consist
ing OF cambrics. iinons. dressmakers'
cambria and paper cambria and plain
ieno-which sold up to Sc yard 2ZC
a big remnant lot of finest quality
Innings. including imported French
Percaiines, Selicjas. Figured Perca-
lines, Cancas, Nearsilk. and Spun
Glass. The qualities sold at
u 12c, 15c. zoe. and 25c yard. lac
Remnant price today. -
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06
THE ITALIANS ON wight
They Protest Against Recent Re
fectioES on Their Race.

A Formal Address DcnouncinE the
Commissioner Presented by y.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the Natiyc
Tongue-SnIsator Verde StiFs His
Country raen-Thc Vote Unanimous.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

d seems by the Kay the people talk about Ecu-
rich's beer that Mssfzen, senate, aEd Lager are
the only hecrs possessing a reputation as a pare
and wholesome beverage 'Phoue ga. Arlington
Boiling Co.. fof q case.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

Mr. Komura, the japanese Minister. who
VIII shortly leave for his new pest at St.
Petersburg. entertained last night at the
urst CT two farewell dinners for which he
has issued charlottesville second to take
place tomorrow evening His guest Of
honor last night was the Russian Ambassa-
dor. and iuTijed to NEE; him were the
Mexican Ambassador and Sonora Azpiroz
the Swiss Minister and MIS-. PioGa. the
Belgian Minister and Countess de LIGHTER
velde the Chinese Minister and Mrs. Nu.
the Assistant secretary CT State and Mrs.
Hil. Dir. and Mrs. Henderson. Baron and
Baroness FeTsen. Mrs. John Davis, Miss
CassiGi. Nj Lowther. and all the attaches
Of the legation
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

The Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs.
Hitchcock were the host and hostess at a
beautifully appointed dinner last night.
The guests Of the evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair Lee. Mrs Griuneu. Miss Ernst. Miss
Mcmillan Miss Jackson. Miss Ward Major
hcCawley, Major Ferguson. Lieutenant
Eide, Mr. Lowering. Mr. Rieno, Mr.. Par
sons and Mr. Robert Adams. jr.
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BcdN,edC.

Pillow Cases. made Of good M
quality cotton. Hand torn aud VI
iroaed. Sizes l5xS6. Worth Il he. ~
Bolster Cases: size 42x72; or
made Of the well-known De II
fender" cotton. Worth 3lc.-.. ~
Sheets doub!e-bed size. IA yards
wide and yards long: made Alc
of good quality cotton. hand II
torn and ironed. Worth 5sc.... To
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

The Cradle Songs of Many Nations"
viii be given at the National Rifles Armory
this evening for the benefit Of the sum
mer home OF the Washington Founding
Hospital The selections will be rendered
by $50 children under the direction OF Miss
Helen Hayes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

The marriage Of Miss Grace A. Kneessi
and Mr.. William Fl. SomeTvell WAS quietly
solemnized Wednesday evening at the par
scnaSe Of the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, the pastor, Dr. Radcliffe.
officiating. The bride was attended by
Miss May Griffin. and the groom by Mr.
Charles Gallagher. Mr. and Mrs. Somer-
veil held an informal reception after the
service. and then left Tor bridal trip
to Pennsylvania
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

4 musicale was given recently at the
residence OF Mrs. Clara lngraham Bell,
Az Spruce Street. lie Droit Park. Several
piano solos were rendered, including selec
tons from Gurlitt. Nevins. and Schumaun
and number OF mandolin and vocal su,os
were given. Among those participating
were Misses Mabel and Myrtle Powell. Mas
ter Eileen Powell Nj Gratz p. Hughes.
Miss Eta B. Johnson, and Miss Hazel
Henderson Doyle
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EmbrOiderieS and IaCes.

Remnants OF Cambria and Swiss En-
brOideries. in wide assortment Of the
most desirable patterns-worth A2C
Sc and l0c ysrd-Friday for. ~
Remnants of Cambria. Swiss. and
NainsOOk Embroideries. in many dif
ferCut styles. including some beautiful
patterns. Up to 6 inches wide
and worth as high as l. 1-2c cat
yard. Tor -.:.............Vf
Remnants of narrow Nalenciennes
Lacss. in a great variety OF styles
worth up to &c a yard-go Friday &c
Beautiful All-over Laces. in en-
brOidery and lace effects-the newest
fsd-iS inches wide. Worth SOC 11C
yaTd-fOr Observation-Disclosures. 1
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

The Spanish Minister and Duchess
d'ArCos were also among the notable dinner
hosts Of last night Their guests were
Senator and Mrs. CushmaG X Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. de Wollant. Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell Mr.. and Mrs.
RGidekoper, Miss Josephine Boardmau,
Miss Heath. the Portuguese Charge DAT
flares. Mr.. Duarte; DIR. Won Bohlen Mr..
Becker, and Mr. Lowery.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06
Gloves.

About a hundred pairs of ladies
heavy kid Gloves. clasps in tans and
browns and almost every size. These
are heavy weight-left from the winter
stock, and to clear them out at fQC
once we've marked them. - ~
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SEC a yard.

Remnants OF Fine Figured Lawn
and Batiste, IL &c and I5c quail
ties.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs J. P. B. Barber will receive
on Monday April g. from ; TO o'clock,
and VIII be at home informally the sue
ceeding Mondays in April at POI East Capt.
tol Street. On Monday Mrs Barber viii
be assisted by Miss Kurtz and Miss Daisy
Gordon Stewart
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06
Startling selling of
DOMESTIC REMNANTS.

NH Remnants Of best quality Per
Gales in all the new coloriags aud
effects: worth Ice yard-go Fri &c
day lor.....-.. .....--..-.--...---"S
Remnants of light and dark Flannel
cite in lengths from to 10 yards.
which sold off The piece at Toe &c
Remnants of fast Color CaIicoes. in
blue, black. and light co!ors- 1ZC
worth &c a yard-gO Friday for. Us
Mill Remnants CT Dress Ginghams.
in 4 gCGl assortment OF stripes.
checks, and Plaids-worth 1oc a &c
yard-for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A remnant lot Of yard-wide Bleach
ed COttons. in 20 6-yard iIC
lengths-worth UP to &c yard-for "
A remnant lot OF Utica Pillow Cases.
hemmed, hand-tOrn. and ironed-t12C
size 42x36-worth lie for.... 't4
Remnants of yard wide Bunting or
Cheese Cloth, in all colors-
worth &c a yard-go on sale 13C
Friday Or....................
Remnants Of 5-cuarter Table Oil
cloth in pieces from One-half to sew
en-eighths Of 4 yard long-go on &C
sale today. per piece. for Only....
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SC a yard.

Grey Striped Woven Due
Mems Negligce Shirts,
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Shoes,

Ladies lO-inch Bicycle Boots, IN
black and brown-with corrugated
soles and military heels. Sold 81 90
at s2.J0-for Observation-Disclosures 'OO
Boys Black Calfskn Shoes, with
good plump Uppers and stout soles-
lace style only. Sizes . TO IL. 07C
Worth $l5O-for ..................Ji
\ bargain table containing Ladies'
and Misses oxford Ties ard Shoes.
odds and ends, but good stylish shapes
and fine qualities Some sizes 7iC
missing Values up to S1.j0-for. ~
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-06

Mems Furnishings.
Mems Night Shirts. made OF heavy
muslin. embroidered fronts. nAH
extra length IN sizes from - IHI
to IS Worth 62c-fOr ~
Mems silk bow and string ties. 4 IL
in light and dark shades. ~
Worth 25c-foT ................. ~
Mems Zoe hemstitched Hand n | 4
kerchiefs: plain white, and CO l6l
Ored borders
Mems Gee medium weight
Underwear. in golden brown 0nC
shades. glove fitting. silk fin W.
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VeifingS.

Your choice OF any piece
OF Yelling. in plain or fancy 1HH
dotted nets. that sold for 25e hi
to soc yard. ..................s "
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OCentS.

Remnants OF Light and Dark
Figured Lawn, 10 and I254c quail
flies
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SfafiOnerY.

Box q sheets paper and "A en-
velopes 20 match; nicely put up
in a box. Worth f5c............
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Ladies' Handkerchiefs.

A large assortment OF patterns In
ladies' Sheer Swiss Handkerchiefs.
very pretuly trimmed in 10IT
insertion and Val lace. I8l
that sold for &c. Choice. 4
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Ribbons.

All silk satin gros grain Ribbon. from
. to Il inches wide, which sold at
ice and L 1-2c yard-not all
shades-but what we have left, so 13c
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
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Third floor.

hlrd tiOOr.
Boys Percale, Outing, and Chcv-
lot Shirt Waists. Sizes 4 to II
wears
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fSc, or 3 for SOC.
Mems Blue Denim Overalls,
"a cents.
Percale Remnants, Ioc qualities,
sc a yard.

Cashmere Remnants in opera
shades in cream. light blue, pearl,
nile green, and buff, 25c and $50
quality to close,
fDl- o ward
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23
Sunday schoo, Organized.

Through the efforts of n few workers
from the different organizations. a
Union Sabbath School was organized
last Sunday In the Old Baptist Church,
corner Holt and Cumberland streets.
with the following officers: Albert j.
Odell superintendent: William Crow
and Mrs C. II. Addison, assistants; l.
f. Bass, secretary; b. e. White, as
sistant secretary; j. L. Joyner, treas
urer: j. a. Addenbrook, librarian, and
w. b. Webb, organist The school be-
gins with about thlrty-five members,
and 1t is earnestly desired that the
other active honorary members of the
organizations will attend and assist,
as well as any other person who will
come. The school will meet promptly
at O'Clock every Sunday afternoon,
and is undenominational.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23
THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES = 3,5 s.

fly unto me all the first born" Why
did God claim the first born? Because
they were redeemed by the blood Of the
lamb. Turn to the New. Testament and
you find the same truth; because We
are not your own, but are bought with
q price therefor. Glorify God in your
body and spirit. which are His. Ye
shall be holy because We were redeemed
with the precious blood Of Christ. Our
lsanctification depends upon the finish
ed work of Jesus Christ. Ye are sane
titled because We are Chrlsts and Christ
is Gods.
This doctrine of sanctifcation takes
1t away from the shifting sand of our
experience and emotions and estab-
fishes 1t upon the rock of Christ Jesus.
1t places the honor of it where it
belongs; not as a reward to human
effort, but to Jesus Christ, in whom we
stand complete. What / am I owe to
Him alone
There is a poor girl, homeless and
1penniess, but the son of millionaire
good. lie marries her. and bestows his
wealth upon her. She has new
name. new relations, new surroundings.
He lives for her and delights in her
happiness. Shall she take the honor
flor her wealth and happiness and not
lgive it to him who loved her and chose
her to be his bride? I was poor and
sinful. but Jesus looked upon me IN
infinite tenderness and said: II have
redeemed thee; thou art mine: and all
that 1 have is thine" What! Lord!
Thy pardon?" Yes" 'Thy homer"
Eyes" "All mine? Ever to be mine?'
Yes" Then praise Him. Praise the
blessed Redeemer?
| But some say thy cannot understand
how the righteousness of Christ can
become theirs. Just as the merits of
the atonement becomes theirs. We are
saved not by our good works but by
what Christ did for us.
| Others say they do not want right
eousness of Jesus Christ. They want
their own. The righteousness of Jesus
Christ is what I do want. I want to do
all I can in the way of service. but
God forbid thats should present this
as any title to heaven or stand upon
| it in the day OF Judgment.
Jesus, Thy blood and righteousness,
My beauty are, my glorious dress,
Midst flaming worlds in these arraycd
With joy shall lift up my head"
"Yc are complete in Him" "Ye are
accepted in the beloved" "sanctihed
in Christ Jesus"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23
School of porpoisos,

The largest school of porpoises that
mas been seen in the harbor In a num-
Der of years appeared between Norfolk,
portsmouth and Berkeley yesterday
morning Some of them We're quite
large. The water was in whirl from
their movements and they attracted n
great deal OF attention from the pas
sengers on the ferry and around the
wharves Captain ]. 3. Foster, of the
steamer Portsmouth. stated that 1t was
the largest school that he had ever seen
I'm the harbor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23

LANDAU his residence. No. 525 East
Main street. Monday. January ed. at u
of his age.
Tho funeral will take place from the
residence THIS (Tuesday) MORNING.
January 23rd at Q o'clock. Friends of the
family invited 10 attend. lnterment in
Princess Anne county.
NrcIIAY.-At the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. r. RunnIllS. Oceana, Va,
january %, 1900 Mrs. JANET MCKAY,
of Vittora, Canada. formerly OF Dunn
fries. Scotland. in the Send year OF her
age.
interment at NittorIa. Canada.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE s.
Police Court Trial and Iudeen,en,

Judge Andy L. Calhoun. of the police
court of Atlanta, Ga. recently passed n
tics. Here 1t Is:
81 am a great sufferer from nervous
sick headache and have found no remedy
SO effective as Tyner's Dyspepsia Rem
edy. If taken when the headache first
begins It invariably cures. a. L. CAL
HOUN."
Price 80 cents per bottle. AT all drug
Hists, sent for price. express paid by
Tyner Dyspepsia Remedy Co., IS Mitchell
street. Atlanta Ga.
Send Five Cents In stamps. to pay post
agerfor sample. Free.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23

The Great Family Medicine OF the Age.
For sore throat. garEle the throat with
mixture OF PAIN-KILLER and water,
and the relief Is immediate and cure posi-
tive t should not be forgotten that the
Paln-Killer Is equully as good TO take in
trnally as TO use externally. Avoid sub
stituteS. there Is but one Pain-Klller,
Perry Davis. Prize 25c. and Zoe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23
RELIGIouS NoTEs

| The kew. w. j.; Edwards, d. d., pro-
fessor of theology at Randolph Macon
college, preached at Epworth NJ. e.
Church Sunday. 4 large audience
heard him at the IL q. m. service, when
he preached u mastery discourse on
Isaiah's prophecy of the blessings of
the gospel under the reign of Christ"
At night he held forth to an overflow
| ing congregation from the text: ''Oh
that had the wings Of a dove. that
l might fly away and be ut rest" and
Cast thy burdens upon the Lord for
He careth for thee" It was q chaste
and eloquent discourse, profound in
thought and most comforting to the
| true believer
During the morning discourse tie
doctor alluded very touchingly to
twenty-four years ago, when he was
their pastor, a which time they wor-
SHIPPED in the old CRANKY Street Church.
He said it was n pleasure to him to
preach for them again; that many faces
familiar to him then were missing.
These people had entered upon their
heavenly estate.
Rev. c. j. Thompson, field missionary
of the Southern Baptist Convention,
preached at the First Baptist Church
Sunday morning.
Bishop Randolph preached a maEnin-
cent sermon at st. Lukes Episcopal
Church Sunday morning. At night the
pulpit was occupied by Rev. Otis
MEADE, Of Albemarle county.
One hundred and eighty-one men
heard the address of Rev. Dr. Edward
Mack on THE End of Evil-Helr, at
the Y. NJ. c. a. Sunday afternoon. He
/ Il ft,,~ tlx.,
sure as heaven, and fortified his posi-
ton by proofs from the Bible and
mans relation to God here and here
| after. p ufrssur Il French. the traveller
and explorer, followed DIR. Mack in
highly interesting illustrated lecture on
THE Life and Conditions OF the Peonsc
of India" The professor also spoke of
the Boys GOSPEL Army on "The Life
and Trials OF Columbus" There were
200 boys present.
Professor French left yesterday
morning for Richmond.
| Mr.. Mordaunt Ethcredgc rendered a
fine solo at the mems meeting.
Mr.. John p Quinn. the reformed
gambler, spoke on the evils OF gambling
and the dangers of gambling life to an
audience Sunday afternoon at Cumber-
land Street NJ. T.. Church that filed the
| spacious edifice beyond its seating ca
pacity. He also exposed a number OF
games. including the Monte Carlo, and
demonstrated that the men that run
such games completely control the re-
suits. y great many of the persons
present signed the petition to the Leg
islaturc of Virginia to make the laws
against gambling apply to games play
| ed for any amount.
| At night Mr.. Quinn spoke at LeNies
Memorial NJ. e. Church, Atlantic City
ward.
Rev. Otis Meade preached at st.
Pauls Episcopal Church Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. Robert S. COPELAND, of Charles
ton. w. Va, preached at Christ P. z.
Church Sunday morning.
Rev J. P. Barrett, D. D., referred at
length to "sanctification'' In his Sun
day night sermon at Christian Memo
rial Temple. taking the position that
| it is district work Of grace, separate
from regeneration. and should not be
considered as a part of 1t.
Capudine cures in 10 minutes all
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MEETINGS.
HEADQUARTERS

IItadQuaftt1S n
Pickett Buchanan Camp, C. ".
Norfolk. Va. Jan. 23rd, 1900
a TTENTlON. COARADES.-Tl1E AN
held In it's Hall THIS (Tuesday) EVEN
INC; at S o'clock. Election OF officers for
the ensuing term. A full attendance re-
quested.
BY order of
FIRED GREENWOOD.
Comma nter.
T. u. JACKSON, Adjutant. ja23-lt
U.clger copy)
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To the AFFLICTED with Hernia.

DR.. A j. Curtis and wife, of The
Rorick Air Cushion Truss Company,
Washington. D. c.. will be at the At
lantic Hotel. in Norfolk. Va, on Tues
day and Wednesday, January 23d and
Gath. Consultation FREE. Ladies.
gentlemen and children. Nothing like
the Air Cushion Truss for all kinds OF
ja21-2t
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Oftlce Grnnd Sccrelary

Hcptasophs or S. w. NJ.
Norfolk. Va. Jan. 10th. 1900
T1N HI; GRAND CONCLAVI1 OF HEP
a TASOPHS OR S. w. NJ. of Virginia.
Will convene In annual session at Odd
Fellows Hail. Norfolk. TUESDAY. JAM
unry 23rd. at Il. m. All GRIND Of
ncers Past Grand Archons and Past
Archonsi In good standing in their con-
clavcs arc requested to be on hand
promptly at the hour. then and there. to
constitute the Grand Conclavc of Vir-
Ginia.
BY order OF
a. G.. FINE.
Grand Archon.
c. T.. OUT>TISN. Grand Scribe. ja2l-ot
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THE 4
Joseph Brown
STORE
Expansion

in a business way, is the
order of the day. Last week
not only had to IT'S credit the
biggest January day, but prov
ed to be the biggest week Of
January history. Thank you'll
Help us, please, to make this
one even larger.
The new stuffs warrant the
belief that you'll do so.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington, Jan. 22-Weather fore
cast for Tuesday and Wednesday:
Virginia and North Carolina-Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday,; fresh south
erly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23
N eW
venetians.

The strictly desirable shades
Of Castor, French Blue and
Light Steel Gray. 3o-incll all,
wool and 50 cents the yard.
For fetching waists OF dressy
suits.
S2-inch Venetian, all wool,
proper weave, weight and fin
iSh. Navy, Castor, Pearl,
Gray and Black.
We know Of nothing which
will more effectively brighten
a woman's good looks, than
such a suit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23

Capudine cures in 10 minutes al
headaches, etc. One dose will prove It
At drug stores.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23

Of L. Heyman 6 Co. and Heyman 6
Deiches, of Lincoln, Neb.. filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy in the United States
Court yesterday. He gives, the liabill-
ties at SS3.600: assets nominal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23

Adamantine Pinss-1c. Faper. ri
Colored Agate ButtonSNhe dozen. s.
Colored Skirt Brafds-1c. each. h,
Linen Bobbin-1c. each. II
Rodkins-1c. each. s
Gable Corl-1c. IL yard
Key Chains. with ring attached-lc.i
each h
Cotton Tape-1c. a piece.
brass PinS-2c. paper. tl
Safety Pins, any size &c. q dozen. Is
Emhro.dery Cotton, red and navy
balls for &c.
Tape Measures 60-inches-2c. each.
Embroidered Initials, for marking
clotheS-3 dozen for &c, ~
Hat Elasttc-black and white-2c. d
Pearl Shirt Buttons-e dozen for SC.
Busting Cotton-all numbers for sc.
Curling Irons-large SIEGE. each.
Darn:nG Cotton-S balls for &C. 8
Large Button Hooks-wood handle-3c,
each. fFa
Crochet IIooSs-bone and stee,-so.
each.
Eye Glass Gord-sc. yard.
Dress BoneS-3c. dozen.
Blanket Pins-larEe size-2 for sc.
Laundry Wax-2 for sc. Il
Large Box Black PinS-3c. box. 1.
Arm Bands-Sc. u pair. N, 4
Bonnet Wire-3c. Il roll VI
Art Thread-any number-fc O. ball. IS
Wood Back Scrub Brushes-ic. each. B
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-23
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL AMI
HUMIDITY.
s, january 90, 1000

Maximum temperature ............. 50
Minimum temperature .............. So
Normal temperature ................ AZ
Departure from normal ........plus
Departure from normal since jan
uary LIST plus IS
Rainfall in past "a hours ........,.. %
Rainfall since first of month .9S
Mean relative humidity ............. 70