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SATURDAY, JUNE IS, IS9S.
UNWISE TAXATION.
It occasionally happens that the
"powers that be" in small cities show
an unreasonable and silly hostility to?
ward employment giving industry that
it Is difficult to understand. One of the
most remarkable cases of this charac?
ter is one which has recently attract?
ed considerable attention in Alexan?
dria, Va. The Baltimore Sun of a re?
cent dale has the following account of
the matter In question from its corre?
spondent at Alexandria: "The city au?
thorities have,after considerable delay,
agreed to reduce the assessment on the
Mount Vernon cotton factory, owned
by the Garret heirs, of Baltimore. The
factory has not been In use since 1ST?..
When In use it was assessed at $23,0110,
but In 1SS0 the assessment was In?
creased to $00.000. H has now been
reduced to $35,oon, and the property Is
offered for sale at $25.000. It appeared
In the negotiations on the subject that
the factory lot was only one-fourth of
the square, and the remaining three
fourths, with two fine old brick man?
sions upon them, was assessed at only
$5,S00. and th* entire square opposite
the factory, with five modern, fine
brick dwellings, was assessed at only
$22,000. The reduction was not made
without some difficulty.*' For some
reason, or probably for no reason at
all, the Alexandria authorities wore
hostile to the property in question ami
by the arbitrary exercise of their pow?
ers deliberately set about "gouging"
the owners. Such a policy can be jus?
tified on no plea and is so obviosly
foolish that it is difficult to imagine
how Intelligent men can lend their
influence to a movement in that direc?
tion. Perhaps the hostility of the au?
thorities was responsible for the clos?
ing down of the factory. At any rate,
such manifestly unjust discrimination
is not a good recommendation for other
industries seeking a site. It is to be
hoped that the "city fathers" of New?
port News will never allow themselves
to drop into such a "penny wise pound
foolish" policy of dealing with (lie in?
dustries seeking to establish them?
selves in this city.
The Cadiz fleet lias been sighted
again; this time off the coast of Africa.
Undoubtedly this Is one of j;i<- most
wonderful II.-els that ever floated upon
the surface of Father Neptune's do?
main. One day it is confidently an?
nounced that it is tied up at Cadiz for
repairs that will take a week's time,
tout during the night the canny Span?
iards gel up steam in their boilers and
ere the king of day drives his chariot
above the eastern horizon this fleet is
breasting the foam-capped waves that
beat upon the shore of far-off Mada?
gascar. Th.-n before tin- weary toilers
of the Western Hemisphere arise to
face the stern duties of another day,
this fleet has doubled tin- Cape of Good
Hope, Cape Horn, or some olher old
cape, and is bearing down upon tbo
rugged coast r.r New England. Verily,
this is a wonderful fleet, or .-is.- ther?
are some wonderful liars doing busi?
ness about this time.
fpE*. t: .
Still another captain has discovered
r-'that the Spanish fleet is not in the har
5 bor at Santiago. As a discoverer the
! esteemed Mr. Columbu* was a tyro to
sonn of the gentlemen now operating
- in the Southern seas.
s Admiral Sampson has at least one
>'. lieutenant w ho may be truthfully call
;, ed "true Blue."
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Many Favorable features of the Busi?
ness Situation.
< Hy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK, June 17.?Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
"Unprecedented foreign trade totals,
involving heavily increased shipments
of breadstuffs and provisions, raw cot?
ton and manufactured products: flat?
tering crop prospects, pointing to very
large yields of wheat and lie.si other
cereals, us well a.s cotton; profitable
railway operations, as reflected in rel?
atively heavier gains in net than In
Kress receipts: activity in near!;- all
lines of manufacturing except semr
little brunches: prices for most staples
shewing heavy advances over tie- ore.
?eding year: hank clearings ex..ding
ail previous records at this date: a vol?
ume of new demand limited in th.
east and south to midsummer dullness
hut in th" west and northwest compar?
ing favorably with records of previous
years, and a low rate of business mor
lality. are all features of the general
business situation al the present time
the collapse of Leiter and his deal in
"h.-at. with tie- demoralization in
prices which was coneommit I ant. ban
I- en followed hy a quieter feeling in
the cereal markets, but exoort demand
partly on early placed orders has im?
proved, and more is doing by flour
millers. It ist rue I hat 11..lit inn- d
?-et weather in sections west or Mm
.Mississippi is tiffectina wheat harvest?
ing, but trade opinion h aps lo a crop ..r
700.000.000 bushels of wheat and large
yields of most other . ..reals, with core
promising least favorablv. Cotlon
acreage and condition alike foreshad?
ow a yi.-ld which may In- slightlv small?
er than last year, but this mich! eas'-lv
he compensated for bv an advance in
values, which are higher on the week
A rather rjub'l Lire is shown in th"
Iron situation Mrs we, |t. relatively mos!
aclivltv being exhibited at the west.
"Cotton goods, ir anything, are
slightlv improved, but raw wool is still
under restricted demand, 1.aus. man?
ufacturers find new business slow.
The price situation ror Me- v "'-1; re?
flects steadiness, tin- only important
dec rease being It, southern pig iron,
wheat and Hour, while hides are higher
at Me- w.-st. a number of metals have
b.-ep advanced, and oats, corn lard and
cot I on not.- fractional advai.s.
"The w.-st and northwest continue
the scene of relatively most activity
alike in demand and movemenl of
merchandise. The excellent crop pros
poets in the norlhwesl are reflected In
ti satisfactory trade in seasonable
roods and a relatively larger volume
of orders Tor Tall trade, with the ag?
gregate sales at most cities heavily in
excess of the corresponding week in
recent years.
"Wheat exports ror the week aggre?
gate 4,380,78" bushels, against 4.730.08::
bushels las! w.-ek. 2.r.l7.:tl'.l bushels in
this week a year ago. 11.020.317 bushels
in I SOB, 2,sr,7.:i07 bushels in 1X!I? and 1.
927.000 bush.-Is in 1804.
"Corn exports are also slightly small?
er than lasl week, amounting I" 4.10?.
000 bushels, as compared with 4.774.303
in the preceding week. 1,024.213 hush.-Is
in this week a year ago, l.r.10,1. hush
els in I Mm; and XfiS.OOn hush.-ls in ISO.".
"Business mortality is at a low
point, the failures for the week num?
bering only L'iiT. fourteen smaller than
a w.-.-k airo, nineteen fewer than in the
corresponding week or l.s;iT. lirty-eigbl
smaller than in Ibis week in 1S9I1, twen?
ty-four smaller Mian In ISO? and only
twelve than in I his week of 1804. when
restriction of credits and dull business
was most marked.
"Failures in the I "..minion of Canada
number 10. a decrease or seven from
last we.-k. or ir, from the total in this
week a year ago, and of 10 from TS'.ir,."
FIRE-PROOF WOOD.
Fireproof wood is to be used in the
construction of every future American
warships where w.! is i.ded. To
make it fireproof I he timber is placi il
in a cylinder and a vacuum is formed.
Steam Is Mien admitted, which causes
the moisture in the wood to vaporize,
and the products ..f the vapor are
drawn off. A vacuum is again formed,
and the saturated liquid, containing
certain salts, is forced into the cylin?
der until the wood is thoroughly im?
pregnated. The wood Is then dried nnd
is ready for use. Experience has prov?
ed that timber so treated is Incapable
of supporting or conveying flames.
"Is the lady of the lions.- at home ?"
is a query that generally indicates the
Look agent.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I J 1ST?ON EVENING OF .MNP. 1BTI1
on Washington avenue along ship
yard fence, a sqTBjre Silver eignrelte
.-as.-. A suitable reward w ill he paid
for Its re! urn to Camp Warburlon.
Raillery A. jllbS-llp
FOR RENT - TI I KEF. I'NFI'KNISII
od rooms. Water and bath. 3011
Twenty-ninth street. julS-llp
FOR RENT?TWO FURNISHED
or unfurnished rooms on first It.or.
suitable for light housekeeping. Ap?
ply No. 22? Thirtieth street. jul7-3t|
FOR RENT. ? TWO FUKNMSIIEI
rooms suitable for light housekeep
ing at 313 Twenty-sixth st.
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR POYS AX I
girls. All bran,-!i.-s of a liberal edu?
cation taught. Apply to U. II.
EPES, 223 Twenty-seventh street,
jul-tf
Notice,
Th.- committee appointed by the City
Council for Ihe purpose', will enteriaiti
propositions for Mir purchase of six
sound mules, also earts and harness
for i he garbage service.
SAM'L W. lb iRSl i.V. M I ...
juls-r.t i 'hairman ( 'onimittee.
To the Public,
This is to give n..!iee that lb,, firm of
S. Lucas <\V Son, I-In.'s Castle, v,-,.
has this day been dissolved hy mutual
consent. All persons indebted unto tho
..id firm will pay W\ G. Lucas the
sa me.
(Signed) SILAS LUCAS
June 13. 1MI8. \V. c, LUC \S
To the Public:
The business heretofore conducted
in der the mime S. i.u<-.-i-- Sou will
be conducted under Ihe name -fiul
style of W. G. Lucas. A continuance
of your patronage is desired
Respectfully, \V. <;. LUCAS
ju-in-Cl.
Stockholders' Meeting
The annual n.tim,- of the Stockhol?
ders of the peninsula Electric Light &
Power i on.p.my nil! be |,.-|,| Tuesday
June 21. 1.MIS, at S p. m.. at t he . MM
/.ens und Murine Kam; Newport Wv s
Vii,
E. C. lUt.l.VF.K. President,
my 22,-1 mo.
Hotel Ivy Dairy Lunch Room
Is now open In the bisi-menl ..f the Ivy
building, corner Washington avenue
and Twenty-sevemli si reel be erenm
soft shell crabs and cofft
All meat sandw lehr? ',
and night.
ilty.
day
Jii'-lt
from healthy cows
??table as clean
<w a house a.nd al?
ways open f,,r lnepectlon?6 cents a
quart or 3 cents a pint. Milk from jer?
sey ex.we 8 cents a quart or 4 cents a
pirn in glaso battles. Delivered (Lay
where In the city.
J- E. Langslouu
feb tt-tf
IOT
iOT
EflTfl&R
WEARABLES
Is what yon need just,
now.
We can fit. you up in
Crash Suits. Serge
and Alpaca Coats and
Vests. White Duck
and Crash Trousers.
Neglige Shirts. Gauze
i 'ndi rwear: in fact,
everything is here to
keep you cool.
i Jght weight. Shoes
and Mats in great,
varieties.
Prices are lower
lan ever.
The Reliable
I Clothier. Shoer ana
1 latter.
\|EW DANK
1 NATIONAL DuiLDING
/'fv' '/'-jr-j 'ft\
fs AT
? cm
h's Brcid, Not War,
the Spaniard Wants.
There ar.- many people in Newport
News als,i who can't gel broad to suit
their laste I.nose thoy don't know
thai wo mal:.- I In- purosl anil most tlo
lii-ioiis bivail stniTs in Newport News.
\\-.- also make the riebest ami finest
pastry, fancy cakes, wedding cakes,
loaf cakes and maccaroons lo be found
anywhere. Wo cater I., the most fas?
tidious palate and never fail t.. please
"' ""aT'b. WlLHirSK,
217 Twenty-seventh street, near Wash?
ington Avenue.
Hot Time
in the Old
Town
of merriment, but the hoi li.
son,,- house keepers have in
swell, rim,- over hoi ranges with
unsaii.si'actory fires, with wo.nl,
. '?al. ashes, dirt and annoyance, ,
is it any wonder they look
weary an.I broken down V lint .
w lib a m...lern gas range all this
tie,,hi., disappears. The rang.- *
v. ill coli iinj tiling it ? ili do it .:
ijuickly, ii i\ ill do its work bei -
let- and more satisfactory than j
any coal rang- ever mad.-. It ,
? ill heal waler for the bath or ?
any purpose, ami what is more i
the cas rang.- is the most e.- ;
..i i. al cook.-r on tin- market, i
I'Ji.s at $1.00 |i. r thousand feet j
is :.-;i . ..ms a hundred. An a\ er- .?>
a; .- family can cook three meals \
ilally with less than 100 feet of /
gas. Ask those using gas ami ?
you will see. Those who have
jusi found .ait the benefits are j
most enthusiastic, w.- have j
known it s.> long we wonder
why every body don't see it as jj
H e do, bill they will So .ll S'-e it.
We are setting rang-s every 5
day, and every rang- set brings is
alone another sounder of it.-i
prais.-s. Call and see us. *
Newport News Gas Company,
W. S. IIOWRN, Snpt.
Ya Transportation Co.
W. R. RCI.7T..T,, Manager.
Storage Warehouse.
Freight. Baggage, Safes a- rnl
tur.- carefully and promptly moved.
All kinds of hauling done at low
rates.
PHONE 2592. P. O. BOX 141. J
We hate purchased the entire Shoe
Stock of the Central Shoe and Clothing
Store now located at 3022 Washington
A.venue,consisting of 1000 pairs of Men's.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes, and will
dispose of the entire lot at once accord?
ing to purchasing price.
This is a Bona fide Sale
Every pair will will be sold at exactly one-half
their actual value.
Regular
Value $1.50
Mens Satiu Calf
s-oiiil leather nhoe?,
all styles, lace or
congress.
Sale Price GOc
Regular
Value $1.35
Ladies1 Vici Kid
lace and liutton
slires in ce*in and
opera toes. tau
stitched and ttexi
l>le soles.
Sale Price 00c
Regular
Value $2.00
Men's Satin Calf
solid leather shoes,
wit Ii genuine Dou
srola topping, lu all
the lending: toes
Sale Price 08c.
Regular
Value $2-50
Ladies1 Imported
Vici Kid haud turn?
ed and patent tips
and dongola silk
tilted,in button mid
lace.
Sale Price $1.24
Regular
Value $3.00
Men's Hand Sewed
genuine Calf Shoes
in coin and opera
toes, this is a bin
bargain.
Sale Trice $1 48
Regular ?
Value $2.00
Ladies' Tau Vici
vesting top, litmd
turned luce shoes
in all the leading
styles.
Sale Price 08c
I The above are only a few of the many
? bargains we purchased.
? CALL EARLY.
?? 200(3 Washington Ave.,
m
Newport -News.
Dr. R. U6 Robinson!
DENT/ST,
-eighth street,
i Lveniu^s 7
i PAIN LEi;
TEETH
Washington avenue and Twenty-eighth street, over Ideal Pharmacy. f
Office Hours S A. M. to 6 P. M. Sundays, 8 A. M. to 12 M. p
Open Evenings 7 to 8.
VITALIZED AIR" FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTING.
GOOD set.XCCXIJ .5 dollars
best set.9 fr Irl.8 dollars
PARTIAL sets. *_< i? ? ? i.jk proportion
No charge for extracting when teeth are ordered.
Extracting.'"""... .|. .25c
l'ainless extracting with local anasthet ic. 50c
Silver titling.50c up
Gold .$1.00 up
'refill Cleaned.75c
Bridge work and crowns, 22 karat gold, $5 per tooth
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
H PURE ICE,
?
?
?
.o:<>i<>:<>i<>:<>:
ISEa-^l8*1* Lights; I
; Bell Wiring done
GOLD STORAGE, <on short notice.
ftKG LIGnTS ; Inspection guarx
incandescent Lights, anteed.
MCTEFt OR CONTRACT
MOTOR
'PHONE ZS1S.
No Dirt,
No Odor,
No Matches.
POWER.]
Peninsula Electric Light and Power Co.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
(Board of Directors meet third Tuesday lu each month.)
SCHMELZ BROS.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
BANKERS
Offers Its Custottiors EEvery Accommodtatior
Consistent lA/lth Se?re> Banking.
Accounts of individuals, firms and corporations solicited. Collection
made on all parts of the country. Foreign drafts issued on all parts of tlx
world.
IN OUR DIME SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits, received from 10 cents to $5,000 and interest allowed at the rate o
FOUR l'E-R CENT. PER ANNUM.
SAFETY DEPOSfT' BOXES F"OR FEErNT
Only Safely Boxes In the City Secured Uy Time Locks
W. A. Poet, President. J. R. Swlnerton, Vice-Presldent. J. A. Willett, Cashier
OF NEWPORT NEWS
CAPITAL $100,000- DIRE3CTORS. SURPLUS $27,000
W- A. Post, J. R. Swinerton, 3d. B. Crowefl, M. V. Doughty,
r. O. Bickford. C. b. Orcutc, I. Eugene White. J. A. WUIeti.
Accounts ...f banks, carporatlons, merchants, individuals and firms invited.
We otter depositors every accommodation which their balances, business and
responsibility warrant. Sell our own. drafts drawn on all principal cities of
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
Q. B. west, President, D. S. JONES, Vice-President, W. B. VEST, Cashier.
Citizens and Marine Bank
OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
capital $50,000. surplus $15 ooo
paid !n dividends, $15.800.
. A general tanking business. Every facility offered for safe and prompt
transaction or business on favorable terma. The accounts of Corporations,
Firms and Individuals solicited. Special attention given o collections. Drafts
drawn on all parts of the world.
A SPECIAL SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF Jl AND UPWARD.
DIRECTORS:
Q. B. West. H. E. Parkar, T. M. Benson, J. b. Jennings, L. P. Stearnes,
E. 1 Ivy, d. 8 Tones, A. C. Oarrett, J. M. Curtis.
same feeling of confidence a fellow experi?
ences when he knows he has a good thing.
So many good things grouped together that
it is impossible to tell you about them all at
OUCf.
SERGES,
ERGES,
A LR AO AS,
/\ LR AC AS,
TOW
ow
LINEN,
LINEN,
CRASHES.
RASHES.
In suits, coats and vests and single coats made
and trimmed properly. Ko chopped-out-with-an
ax affairs.
DJ3 HI T C WHITE DUCK
rfi N I N STRIPED LINEN
I I 11 I I O BLUE SERGE
Evciy class of garment to help you keep pleasant
during the hot weather.
f? The Banner Clothier, It
j|| (300 Washington Avenue, opposite Opera House. |||
If you want a building lot
Buy it of the
Old Dominion Land Company
Lots for sale on easy terms in all sections of the
city.
Finely located business lots on Washington ave.
Farms for sale or rent in Elizabeth C>ty, War?
wick and Y ork Counties.
Old Dominion Land Company?
ROOM NO. 11.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. BUILDING.
^ OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M.
MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS- :
PORTATION CO.'S STEAMSHIP
LINES for IIOSTON, PROVIDENCE
and BALTIMORE.
Leave Newport News, via Norfolk for
Boston every Monday,Wednesday and
Friday, sailing from Norfolk at G P.
M.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays at
f> P. M., connecting fur Washington.
Philadelphia and New York. Fan- to
Baltimore, one way. ?:;.(t0; round trip
$5.0(1. including stateroom berth. Ac?
commodations und cuisine un?
equalled. Freight and passengers
taken for till points north and south.
For further Information apply to
L. C. SAUN HERS, Agent.
Newport News, Va.
w. t: turner, g. p. a.
J. ?'. WHITNEY. T. M.
General office. P.altimore. Mil.
HE ST KAM ER S. A. M'CA LL
1 will leave Newport News with
both freight and passengers for Peters?
burg every .Monday. Wednesday and
Friday about 7:ir, A. M., and will leave
Newport News for Norfolk every Tues?
day, Thursday and Saturday about 2:20
P. M.
WAR IS ON
Will leave Norfolk every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 0:00 A. M.
sharp. J. W. PHILLIPS,
Owner.
rii HE NORFOLK & WASIIING
JL TON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The New ami powerful Iron Palace
Steamers Newport News. Washington
and Norfolk will leave daily as fol
| lows:
NORTH MOUND.
Steamers leave Portsmouth, foot
of North street at. 5:00 p. m.
Leave Norfolk, Toot of Malhews
street at . 5:45 p. m.
Leave Ohl Point at . 6:43 p. m.
Arrive Washington at . T:On a. in.
B. &. 0. R. R. PENN., R. R.
Lv. Washington at.. S:00 a m..S:00am
Ar. Philadelphia at.11:00 a tn.l0:r,0 a m
Ar. New York at.. .. 1:2fi p m..2:15 n m
South bound. Ii. & O. R. R. Penn. R. R.
AND SO IS
HOT WEATHER.
Bear Paw Buffet,
44S Twenty-eighth stret,
is the place to get cold?Ice cold?beer
on draught, also National and Pabst
Export Beer?Ice cold.
Mint Julips and all mixed drinks.
The finest brands of pure whiskey
always carried in stock. Claret
Wines and all seasonable drinks.
Todd's Private Stock at 25c a pint
is as good as any that costs double the
money.
EB~Perfect order always maintained ?
A gentleman's place.
THE BEAR PAW BUFFET
448 Twenty-eighth street,
O W. Todd, Proprietor.
I Eat etx
fWACKEY'S . . .
. . RESTAURANT.
.1:00 p
..:?.:is p
it 0:
p in
Lv. New York at_IL?H
Lv. Philadelphia at. 1:::::
Ar. in Washington .. 4:iiti
Steamers leave Washing!
Arrive Fortress Monroe at_ 7:00 a in
Arrive Norfolk at. S:00 a in
Arrive at Portsmouth at . S;ili) a tn
The trip down the historic Potomac
river and Chesapeake Bay on the ele?
gant steamers of this company is un?
surpassed. The steamers are compar?
atively new, having been built in 1891.
and are fitted up in the most luxuri?
ant manner, with electric lights, cull
bell, and stenm heat in each room.
The tables are supplied with every de?
licacy of the season from the markets
I of Washington and Norfolk.
For further Information apply to
B. J. CALLAIIA V. Agent,
Nor! ilk, Va.
New Summer Resort.
THE BUCKR0E BEACH HOTEL
Is situated on Hampton Roads in
sight of Fort Monroe, where electric
cars meet Incoming and outgoing
steamers. This delightful summer re?
sort will be
OPENED MAT 2, 18S8.
The hotel has been enlarged. Per?
fect sanitary condition and plumbing.
Bathing is unexcelled. Fishing and
boating unrivalled. No malaria. The
cool breezes of the Atlantic. Electric
cars every 15 minutes for Fort Monroe,
Hampton and Newport News. No liq?
uors sold or gambling permitted. Pic?
nic parties allowed the use of the
mammoth pavllllon during the day.
Music every night except Sunday.
For terms apply to .
CHARLES IL HEWTNS, Manager,
Buck Roe Beach Hotel.
Hamnt? "<r?
apr 27-Bns. '-.'i.SZ.
Meals at all hours. First-class Din?
ner, 25c. From 12 to 2 P. M. The best
that the market affords In every re?
spect. Game in season. Suppers fur?
nished to parties on short notice.
Cor.- Washington Avenue and 2th St.
George
UP-STAIRS.
Lohse, Manager.
MADE WIE A IVJASNS
AJAXT''
.1 M .'
0.-y. irul..,ti.?cv. si.?,,i?.Btiw?.tec.; eauMd
1. y A lni.w l.r Oller Kwmv,? ,-...tt I .4J?
crallnxiH. Iliry tiulrfUu ami murelt/
rm-.toro L*it Vitality in ? Uoryconif osd
lltii iiuin lomtntiy, bt.Hinbtri 'ir xzhti .use.
. -uiil <'<>.. iti.tptina if
liomoihi.te !r:,erov?
o fch othrir 'it.! In
Ajui -J.il.tci?. Tha
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