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Only One Came Is Played In the
National League.
GIANTS WIN FROM PHILADELPHIA
Contest Only Seven Innings Long, But I
tho New Yorkers Succeed In Piling |
.Up 13 Runs to the Quakers' 2?Chi
oago Defeats the Athletics.
(By Associated Press.)
National League
HOW THE CLUB8 8TAND.
Won. I/>st. P.O.
Chicago .105 :12 .7<;t;
New York . 87 48 .015
Plttsburg . 83 51 .0201
Philadelphia . (i:t 72 .407
Cincinnati . 5!? 7S .431
Brooklyn . 55 7? .1111
St. LOUIS . IS K!? .350 I
Doston .-12 9-1 .309
Yesterday's Games.
New York, 13; Philadelphia, 2.
NKW YORK, Sept. 17.?The Plilln
delphlann today tried a new pitcher
nnmed Moser, who proved wild und In?
effective. The New Yorks won with?
out t rou hie.
Score: R.H.B.
Philadelphia ..1001000 0? 2 7 II
New York .4 0 2 001 3 3?13 15 I
Batteries?Moser ami Dooln; ?Mo
thewHon; Ferguson, Bre.-mahau and
Fitzgerald. Time, 1:46. Umpire,
O'Day.
American League
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
Won. Lost. P.O.
Chicago . S2 61
New York . St 52
Athletics . 71 58
Clevelnnd . 7.'t 58
St. Louis . GO <!7
Detroit . (10 72
Washington . 52 82
Boston . 44 92
Yesterday's Games.
Boston, 7; Detroit, 2.
DETROIT. MICH., Sept. 17.?Boston
won a very sleepy name from Detroit
by bunching her hits hotter.
Score: R.H.B.
Detroit .(10 1)0 10(10 1?2 9 2
?Boston .2 1 000 1 20 1?7 11 1
Batteries?Donovan and Payne;
Tunnohlll and Xrmbr lister. Time,
1:3C. Umpire, O'Loughlln.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, 2.
CLEVELAND, 0? Sept. 17.?Wash?
ington bunched two doubles and two
triples In the second and seventh In?
nings today, defeating Cloveland, 4
to 2. . j .? , W
Score: R.H.B.
v Cleveland _0 1 0 00 00 1 0?2 9 2
Washington ..020000200?4 8 0
Battorlos?Rhondes and Clark;
Flakonburg and Warner. Time, 1:30.
Umpires, Evans arid Hurst.
Chicago, 5; Athletics, 4.
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.?Oldrlng's er?
ror, with tlie nhl of Dohohue's sacrifice
and a single by McFnrland, gave Chi?
cago today's game with Philadelphia
In tho eleventh Inning.
Score; R. H. B.
Chicngo ...1 0300000 00 1?5 8 0
Athlet ten .. 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 1 0 0 0?1 11 ??
Batteries?Walsh and Both; Wad
doll, Shreck and Byrnes. Time, 2:50.
Umpire, Sheridan.
New York, 4; St. Louis, 3.
ST. LOUIS. MO., Sept. 17.?New
York defeated St. Louis in the open?
ing game today by a score of 4 to 11.
Pelty weakened badly In the last two
Innings.
Score: R.H.B.
New York ...0 0 0 0 00 0 2 2?4 12 1
St Louis .0 0 0 1 00 0 2 0?3 8 1
Batteries?Pelty and O'Connor;
Chesbro and Klelnow. Tithe, 2:05.
Umpire, Connolly.
YACHT PICKED UP.
British Ship Towed the Little Vessel
Into Port.
(By AsHoclnted rrem.i
NORFOLK, VA.. Sept. 17.?The Bri?
tish ship Louvaine, Captain Daniel,
arrived In port, towing the sailing
yacht Palatine, owned by Charles P.
Ledlter, said to be a millionaire, of
St. Louis.
The Louvaine rescued the Palatine
near False capes Sunday night. The
yacht, had lost her rudder and was In
a helpless condition at tho mercy of
a howling northeast gale and danger?
ously near the treacherous shoals of
.YOUR HAT
Hay Be a Stylish One, Dnt It Make?
Trouble.
A man usually buys a hat that's "In
style," but the modern hat for men has
lots to answer lor.
Bald heads are growing moro numer?
ous every day. Hats make excellent
breeding* places for the parasitic germs
-which sap the lifo from the roots of the
hair.
When your hair begins to fall out and
your scalp is full of Dandruff It Is n
eure sign that these countless germs aro
busily at work.
There Is but one way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs?that way Is
to apply Newbrp's Herptcldo to the
acalp?It will kill tho germs and* healthy
hair Is sure to result.
Hold by leading druggists. Sond 10c. In
?tamps for sample to The Horplctde Co,
Detroit. Mich.
ALLEN'S DRUG STORE. HANGER 4
QULICK, SPECIAL AGENTS
hWMitWBWWaraM
Fnlso capo, whon Blghtcd by the Lou
vnlno.
On board tbo yncbt at tbo tinio of
the roBCuo, besides the crew, were Mr.
nnd Mrs. Cbnrles II. Leidller und sou.
Johu S. Ledller.
REPUBLICAN 8EE3 FINISH.
Nominee for Governor Refuses to Run
For the Office.
(Uy AsHoelnted Press.)
DRNVIOR, COL., Sept- 17.?The Post
In an extra edition tonight announces
thai inilip It. Stewart, of Colorado
Springs, Uepuhllcun nominee for the
governorship of Colorado, has with?
drawn from tlit* ticket. The Post ttlso
says:
"Ostensibly Mr. Stewart has with?
drawn because oT the condition of Ills
health, having just rallied from an at?
tack of uppcndicltls, but In reality he
has refused to malte tho race with
Chlof Justice Gabbert on the ticket."
VICTIMIZED ENGLISHMAN.
Swindler Claims to be a Son of Pier
pont Morgan.
(Hy Associated Press.1
LONDON, PING LAND, Sept. 17 ?
Gorald Morgan, representing himself
to be u member of the Harvard Row?
ing club, and n nephew of .1. Piorpout
Morgan, has been roninnj-d for trial
at the Greenwich police court on the
charge of obtaining fraudulently a
sninll amount of money from Dr
Dickey, of the Miller hospital.
Morgan signed orders ou an Ameri?
can express company, directing the
payment of $l>,(>00 to the hospital,
promising an annual payment of $12">
to the Institution. Ho declared tho
first, amount to he a donation from his
uncle, .). Piorpout Morgan, and the
second from himself. .Morgan told
Dr. Dlckoy he hud lost his purse and
obtained from him a small sum of
money.
Morgan probably Is lite same man
who victimized West Hml tradesmen
out of several hundred pounds ster?
ling lust month by posing as a mem?
ber of the Harvard crew.
JEWS TO BE SACRIFICED.
Red Handed Russians to "Legally"
Murder 200 Hebrews.
(Ry Associated Press.)
LONDON, ENGLAND, Sept. 17.?On
receipt of n telegram to the effect
that iioo Jews, arrested at linpluissard
during the recent massacre at Sold Ice,
aro being tried by Held court-martial,
their judge being the same officers
who participated in the disorders and
therefore likely to condemn them in
order to Justify the massacre, the com?
mittee of British Jews today Issued a
strong appeal lb civilized nations "to
prevent such a crime against civiliza?
tion."
BALTIMORE CANDIDATES NAMED.
Democrats Use Primary Methods
While G. O. P. to Hold Convention.
Uly Associated Preua.)
BALTIMORE!, MD.. Sept. 17.?Dem?
ocratic and Republican primaries were
held in tills city today, the Democrats
voting directly for nominees for Con
gross in the Third nnd Fourth Dis?
tricts ami for an additional judge of
the Supreme Court of Baltimore city
and the Republicans for delegates to
conventions which will select nomi?
nees for those offices.
The Democrats nominated Harry It.
Wolf, for member of Congress from
the Third District and Representative
John Gill. Jr.. to succeed himself
rrom the Fourth District. William
A. [Whcatloy was nominated by tin.
Democrats for judge of the Supreme
Court.
DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS.
rroKi'CNNivc <'onuii<lruiu That Coald
lie WorUi-il Out Two Warn.
"Miss Grade," he said, with au en?
gaging smile, "did you ever try your
hand at one of these progressive conun?
drums'/" ,
"Wliat are progressive conundrums,
Mr. SpoonamoreY" Inquired the young
lady.
"Haven't you heard of them? Here
is one: Why Is n ball of yarn like the
letter T'? Because a ball of yarn is
circular, n circular is a sheet, a sheet is
a Hat, a tint is $fiO a month, $50 a
month Is dear, a deer is swift, a swift
U n swallow, a swallow Is a taste, a
/?ste is uu inclination, an inclination
M an angle, an angle Is n point, n point
is au object aimed at, au object aimed
at la a target, a target is a mark, a
mark Is hn Impression, an Impression
Is n stamp, n stamp Is n thing stuck ou,
a tiling stuck on is n young man In
love, nnd n young man In love Is like
the letter 'f because lie stands before
'u,' Miss Oracle."
"I don't think you have the answer
quite right," said the young lady.
1 "A ball of yarn is round, a round Is
a steak, a stake is a woodcii thing, a
wooden thing Is a young man In love,
and a young man In love is like the
letter 't' because. Mr. Spoonnmore?
and she spoke clearly and distinctly?
"because bo Is often crossed."
The young man understood. He took
his hat nnd bis progressive conundrums
and vanished from Miss Grade Gnr
llnghouse's alphabet forever.?Pear?
son's.
A Cnntloan Damsel.
"Dearest, with you by my side, I
| would willingly give up nil I possess?
i wealth, position, parents?everything."
i "I know, George, but in that case
what would there be left for me."?
Milwaukee Sentinel.
It's a (pieer fact that the higher a
man rises the less chance he has of bei
tag above suspicion.?Puck, .
CLYDE LIBER OVERDUE
Severe Storm Sweeps Down (he
Coast of North Carolina.
COTTAGERS CUT OFF BY THE SEX
Surf Boats Used to Take Them to
Mainland?Railroad Trestle Wash?
ed Away?Damage to Property Will
Amount to Many Thousands.
(Hy AHMnclnted Preaa.>
?WILMINGTON. N. C. Sept. 17.?
Collage, hotel ami railrond property
was damaged to the extent of eight
to ten thousand dollars and for six
or eight hours upwards of 200 men,
women and children wero cut off
from (lie mainland, in imminent peril,
hy it fierce northeast storm which
swept Wrlghtsvlllo beach 0 indes
east of Wilmington.
Hundreds of cottagers at the bench
received their first intimation of dan?
ger upon awakening this morning to
find breakers sweeping clear across
the beach to the sound nnd rolling
high up on the mainland. 2 miles be?
yond.
A trolley car kept nt the "bench In
case of an emergency took about 2-r?
early risers acrosa the sound on- the
trestle by which it is reached and
four other cars responded from tho
city over the trestle. The structure
gave way Immediately after the last
car reached the mninl.md.
The storm Increased In fury until
noon when the rescue work was be?
gun by anxious persons who sent sur.'
boats across the channel at great risk
bringing first the women and chil?
dren and later the nren, the last be?
ing brought over at 5 o'clock tills af
ternoon.
At Old Brunswick, between Wil?
mington and Southporti the steamer
Atlantic of tin; fisheries company. Qf
New Yoi k, was Tdown broadside
ashore on the bank, but i., not dam?
aged to any great extent.
The Clyde liner Nnvaho. due here
at four o'clock this morning, has not
yet arrived. She probably encount?
ered the gale off tills const and put
to sea.
Tonight the storm lias abated and
no further damage is expected. Wire
communication with Southport has
been cut off since morning.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
(Continued from page 3.)
Now York?To White Oak Coal Com?
pany in ballast.
Schooner Alice M. Colbnru. Mo
Lcod, New York (Unnsslgncd )
Sailed.
Steamers Yeinnssoe, Simmons, Nor?
folk ami Philadelphia; Jiinlatn.
James Norfolk and Boston; Glouces?
ter, Dizcr. Baltimore.
IMnoday, September 17 1906.
Arrived.
Steamer Powhatan (Br.). llallarR
London?To Furucss. Withy & Com?
pany with merchandise.
Steamer lleighlngton (Br.). Pcderson
Philadelphia?To Berwlnd. White Coix
Company in ballast.
Steamer Hathor (Br.), Dehrlam.
New York?To Berwlnd, White Coal
Company In ballast.
Steamer Phonlx, (Nor.). Larson.
New York?To Berwlnd. White Coal
Company in ballast.
Steamer Scgura (Br.). Morrison,
New Orleans?To Chesapeake and
Ohio Coal Agency Company for bun?
ker coal.
Steamer America (Gor.), Havana?
To Berwlnd White Coal Company for
bunker coal.
Steamer l>orchester, Johnson, Prov?
idence and Norfolk?To Merchants
and Minors Transportation Company
with passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Howard. Chase. Baltimore
?To Merchants and Miners Trans?
portation Company with passengers
and merchandise.
Steamer Ontario. March, Boston
and Norfolk?To Merchants nnd Min?
ers Transportation Company with
passengers nnd merchandise.
Steamer Jamestown, Hiller. New
York und Norfolk?To Old Dominion
Stoani3hip company with merchan?
dise. ir;*f*nasiapn ?
Steamer Mohican. Rich, Philadel?
phia and Norfolk?To Clyde Steam?
ship Company with merchandise.
Sailed.
Steamers Scgura (Br.). Morrison.
New Castle nnd Hull; America (Br.),
McMath, Bremen; Princess Anno.
Tnplcy. Norfolk and New York; How-1
ard, Chaso, Norfolk and Providence,
Ontario. March, Hal Union;; Dorches?
ter. Johnson, Baltimore. ,
Schooner Prescoll Palmer Carlisle,
Boston.
MARINE NOTES.
The nritish steamer Powhatan, of
the Chesapeake & Ohio fleet arrived|
in port yesterday morning from Lou
don with about 801) tons of Import|
cargo, which she will discharge here.
4 ?
Three foreign steamers?the
ington, ilnthor and Phon I x?arrived]
In port yosterduy to load full cargoos|
or coal here for ports around the
West Indies.
The schooner .William P. Hood ar?
rived in port Sunday from New Bed?
ford after being at sea just 18 hours.
The vessel has established a sailing!
record between these two ports which
probably will taot he equalled soon.
a fleet or five schooners arrived in
port firohi New England ports Sun?
day. All of them, except the Alle
M. Colbiirn, will load coal cargoes
hero at once. That vessel has nor
yet been chartered.
Calendar for This Day.
Sun rises . 5: 19 a. m.
Sun sets _. (1:08 p. m.
High water ...9:2(5 n. in.. 9:fit p. m.
Low water_2:25 a. m., 3: 12 p. in.
^TiOTrrinrwinnnnnnnnf^^
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i Social?Personal. I
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^gJLqjLgJULg.O-P-O-O -S-BJULO C aJlJUULv.'
Card.; were received here yester?
day containing a formal announce
mont by Mr. Hoheit Seiden Ellyson
of the marriage of his daughter, *,tiss
Mary Berkeley, to Dr. Elbert Wel-(
lingtcii Blakeslee; on Friday, Septem?
ber 7. In New York city.
'Mrs. Arthur Chase, of this city, is
the guest of Mrs. George Llbby, in
Richmond.
Miss Sndle Wood, of Richmond. I-.
the guest of friends and relatives in
this city.
iMiss Tadloeke, who has been the
guest of friends In this city for the
past week, has returned to her home
in Washington D. C.
Mr. John Hamilton left last night
for Blncksburg. where he will attend
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
this session.
Mr. -Pfands Strlbling Ballard left
yesterday evening for the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, where he will
tnko a course In electrical engineer?
ing.
Miss Mary Greene, who has been
the guest of the Misses Stewart for
the past six weeks, returned to her
home In Richmond Sunday.
Prof. John Carroll Hudgins left
yesterday for Boston to resume h'.s
duties as Instructor in chemistry at
the Boston school of Technology.
Widow's Death a Mystery.
GREENWICH, CONN., Sept. 17.
H. C. White, prosecuting attorney,
said today that he would have gren;
difficulty in finding the murderer of
^fl?s. Michael Marsch who was shot
In her dooryard at nine o'clock yej
terday morning.
Torture by Savages.
"Speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes In tho Phil?
ippines subject their captives, reminds
mo of the intense suffering I endured
for threo months from inflammation of
the Kidneys." says W. M. Sherman, of
C shing. Me. "Nothing helped me
until I tried Electric Bitters, three bot?
tles of which completely cured me."
Cures Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia,
blood disorders and Malaria; and re?
stores tho weak and nervous to robust
health. Guaranteed by W. Blair Lang
horne, druggist. Price SOc.
Dancing
AT
BUCKROE
Every TUESDAY aud
FRIDAY NIGHTS
8 p. m. to 11:30 p. m.
Band Coacert every Sunday
2:30 p. m. to 5:30 p. in.
Through cars on both lines Don't
forget tho dancing nights. This will
bo continued indefinitely, weather
permitting.
Prof. Von Smldt's Orchestra will
I furnish the music.
WANTED!
White Girls
to learn clgar-maklag.
NEWPORT NEWS BRANCH,
18-18-lm 34th St. and Virginia Ave.
Why these classified advertise?
ments pay the people who are wise
enough to place them In THE DAILY
PRESS. This page Is read from top
to bottom. It is one of the most
interesting parts of the paper, for
the simple reason that it shows In a
measure the wants of the people;
shows business investments that yield
much to the advertiser as well as the
reader. Have you one today? If not
you have missed an opportunity to
start the foundation of what might
be your success in the business
world.
3lotte Xcss^ltnn^tuciit?-^iuif Cents.
WANTED.
WANTED-WHITE HOY, FOR MI2SS
boy. Apply at oncd. JUDKINS'
GROCERY STORE. S-18-3t
WANTED?TO BUY A CHEAP
driving horse. Address, P. O. Box
2S7. 9-16-tC
WANTED?BOARDERS AND ROOM
ers. 105 Twenty-seventh street.
9 lG-3t
WANTED?-CARPENTERS AT .IAS.
O. WILSON'S MFG. CO., South
Norfolk:. 9-15-1U
WANTED?$5,000 AT 5 PER CENT,
interest, for nn unlimited time.
Gilt-edgo security. Address Box
188, city. 9-15 tC
WANTED?ALL THOSE LOOKING
for biirgains in Real Estate, city und
surburhnn property, or farm litnds,
see STEWART & MIDGETTE, No.
133 25th Street. 9-13-Gt.
WANTED? CLOTHES OF ANY
kind or description to be cleaned,
pressed, scoured, dyed, altered or
repaired. Work the best. Pr'~es
the lowest; satisfaction guarante?. 1.
THE HUBB CLEAN, ft PREiS
CO.. 211 33rd SL Cltz. 'Phone 328.
J. H. WHEELER "rop.
WANTED?BRIGHT, STRONG BOY,
to make himself generally useful
around printing office. Apply Dally
Press office, Monduy, 4:30 p. in.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE ? SCHOONER: GOOD
condition; carrying 1,000 bushels of
oysters. Apply to CAPT. LINNI
M MAN, or T. F. LWELLING, 253
? Newport News, avenue, Hampton,
Va. 18-3t-eod
FOR SALE?PIANO AND OTHER
household furniture; good as new.
1214 Twenty-eighth street. 9-18-Gt
FOR SALE?GOOD MILCH COW.
Apply 133 18th St. LIPSITZ BROS.
9-16-Ct
I FOR SALE?SECOND-HAND UP
rlght Piano; Ebony case, only .?.?..25.
GEO. D. HAMPTON PIANO CO.,
210 28th Street. 9-12-tf.
[ LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO., Hotel Warwick building.
?"OR SALE?ESTABLISHED GRO
'cery and feed business. Apply I
240G Jefferson avenue. 9-15-3L
I FOR SALE?STEEL WIND MILL
and large tank In good condition.
Address box 22G city, or call on
H. P. TAYLOR, near Norfolk ferry
pier. 9-14-Gt.
FOR RENT.
I FOR RENT*""?*~FLAT OF FOUR
rooms. Apply 338 Forty-eighth
street. 9-18-Gt
I FOR RENT?ONE LARGE FRONT
room. 3200 West nventic. 9-18-Gt
LOST AND FOUND.
I LOST OR STOLEN?YAWL BOAT,
painted her; about 18 feet long;
mashed on side aft; very dirty with
grease, etc. Reward for return or
Information. CAPT. JOS. BELL,
Box 541, Newport News, Va. 9-18-3t
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I CANARY BIRDS?FINE SINGING
Hartz Mountain; just arrived from
Germany. Chineso and Japaneso
Gldfish globes, cages nnd fresh seed
of all kinds, natural flsh food, etc.
G. ALBERT LENZ. 2502 Jefferson
avenue, next to Jefferson bank.
9-18-tf
'SOME CRANKS I MET IN EUROPE"
?A humorous lecture by Rev. R. H
Bennett, D. D., of Randolph-Macon
College, at Grace Methodist church,
Forty-fifth street, Tu sday, Septem
her 18, at 8 o'clock Admission 25
cents. 9-lG-2t
I BLUE PRINTING AND TRACING?
Guy P. Murray, 829 28th St. City
7-28-6m
FOR IRON FENCE ? rfBNDRICKS
Goodman Hdw. Co., 2405 3o)tt. Ave. tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
LADIES?BE UP TO DATE AND PA
tronizo tho only up-to-dnte Hair
Dressing, Shnmpoolng and Massag?
ing Parlor, where none but best
artists uro employed. Don't forget
the place. NICHOLAS' Hair Dress?
ing Parlor, 203 Twonty-Beevnth St,
SUsby Building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONET TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
to $1.000, 6 per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association. Al?
lan D. Jones, Secretary and Attor?
ney. First National Bank Building.
s-7-tf.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE, FOR GOOD BERVICE
and fine hacks. t34 236 Twenty fifth
street. "Pb/in<2e, 61
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer; offico C. & O. Station. *I hones:
hell Nos 401. and tSK. Citz.. Ml. 12.
SALE OF STOCK OF GOODS OF
MAX FELSTEIN, BANKRUPT.
TAKE NOTICE, that in pursuance
of decree entered September 7th, 1901?.
in tho matter of Max Fclsteln, bank?
rupt, the undersigned calls for sealed
bids for the stock of merchandise of
said bankrupt, located In premises No.
3112 Washington avenue, the stock of
groceries of said bankrupt, located In
premises No. 227 Thirty-first street,
and such of the fixtures of said bank?
rupt us have not been claimed by
Homestead deed filed In the Clerk's
Office of the Corporation Court for the
City of Newport Newa^ Virginia, arid
recorded in Deed Book 31, Page 39.
bids must be filed on or before Sep?
tember 21st, 1900. Right reserved to
reject any and all bids. A private sale,
if made, to be subject to confirmation
by Referee.
S. O. BLAND,
Receiver-Trustee. ?.
9-ll-eodr>t.
Notice.
In effect September 10, 190G.
To the consumers of milk In the
city of Newport News, Va.: Owing
to the advancement in the price of
feed of all kinds, caused by the ex?
treme wet weather during the months
of July and August, it became neces?
sary on the part of tho dairymen of
of Newport News to advance the price
of milk from 8 to 10 cents per quart,
and 30 cents per gallon. Thin ad?
vance in milk is a source of much re?
gret to the dairymen, but circum?
stances over which they hnvc no con?
trol make it necessary for their own
Protection. Customers must set
empty bottles out daily or there will
be no milk left. All broken bottles
must be paid for.
(Signed)
DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION,
A. L. Parker, Sec.
FOR
POPULAR PRICES,
QUICK SERVICE,
EXCELLENT CUISINE.
?TRY THE?
BU8INESS MEN'S LUNCH
FROM 12 TO 2 O'CLOCK.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
REGULAR BOARDERS.
Flrst-class Bar attached, stock?
ed with all leading brands of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
VIHEBURG BROS.
JEWELERS AMD EYE
SPECIALIST*.
It Orauby Street, Norfolk, X?.