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Final Report Show That the Total
Son) Realized (or ttie Hew Home
Is $12,062 98.
BOT $1,500 MORE THAN ASKED FOR
Capt. RanBon Won First Place, Capt.
Lackey Second, Capt Chayno Third,
and Capt. Junken Fou.-'th ? Final
"Battle" Wtfs Spirited and Highly
Enlliuolastlc.
dipt. Ransono .$1,382.00
Cnpl. Lackey . 1,252.81
Capt. Chivy no . 1,098.00
Capt. Junkctt . 1,020.7.1
lOapt. Penraon . 853.25
Onpt. Urlttlnghatu . i;5o.Oti
Capt. Hettolnngcr . 709.no
Oapt. Hopo . 588.on
Capt. Houston . 559.(M
Cuiit. Wcymouth . is:,.ml
Spoclnl.;. 3,n;o.oo
KJrnnd Total .$12,002.;
Wlth\the total biiiii r?iottiiK up $12
068,98, about $1,500 more than the sum
?asked for, tho contest to raise $10.
fifJtJ for n new Yo\tng Men's Chhrlstl.in
AseooluUon building closed bet night
amid great enthusiasm of the fl.'
more campaigners who have pnttlcl
patcd In tho six days campaign.
When tho final outcome of the
?campaign was announced the big
crowd .manifested Ha pleasure by ap?
plauding vigorously. ' Addrcsai s nl a
;dIrring; character were niado by Pres?
ident Uoorgo A. Rehmelz, who ex?
pressed hla IhnnlcB to the cnmpalgn
o'-n nml tho people of Hampton for
. tho magnificent responses to the call
of the association, and Slate secre?
tary ti. A. Coulter, who declared the
bnrhpatgn In Hampton to have been
tho quickest and most succet ful ol
any Blmllnr contest ho has over been
associated with. Mr. Coulter mid the
victory was it magnificent, monument
to tho energy of the people of the city
? i)ml tho untiring efforts id Ihn gen?
eral Bocrotnuy, Mr. R. Waller Lynch,
"it's simply tho grandest cent est that
baa over cniuo under my observation.
Wliiio larger amounts have hern rais?
ed In) bigger eitle;, than Hampton, iltln
is by far I ho quickest I have had any?
thing to do with."
Secretary Coulter also rend lolc;
gfunm congratulating the local as?
sociation oiv the hucccbb of the cam?
paign from ' Mr. Charles W. Kent,
.. of the University of Virginia, who Is
chairman of the slate executive loni
? inltoe, and from Mr, C. O. Kent, ot
Clifton Forge, formerly the eeeret-iry
of the Newport News association.
The final hours of lite contest, were
1. InlouHcly inspiring, nil hough t li?? host
feeling existed nmong Hie campaign?
ers. The raiiviiis is were tendered
tv lurfcheon Iii the auditorium and dur?
ing the half hour spent over the Rood
thing!! arranged by the Ladies' Aux
. ilinry there was an abundance of good
natured bantering among the can
' vhiscrs.
Closing Day's Work.
.Promptly at 8 o'clock President
SchmOlr. announced tliat the contest
had ended and called for tho reports
from the captains,-which aroused tho
greatest enthusiasm. The sums turn?
ed in by the various to uns fo ? the
lest day were as follows: Capt. Itrit
t'lnghaiu $133. Capt. Choyno $42.1.50,
Capt. Iteffi innger $121. Capt. Hopo
$22, Capt. Houston $135.01, Capt. Jun
FRANKEL & El 3 EN HAN I
Outfitters tor Both
Men and Boys
36 W. Queen St., Hampton.
HOW ABOUT
A NICE
|A' Coat of modliini weight?lots
.'of style?a garment you can
rw6ar any tlmo of the year for
$12.50.
fr Regular $.15.00 and $18.i>u Value j
'f asskel ?$
1/enman
W..OUEEN STREET, .
HAMPTON,- .VA.
Ut-n $$^?7.7.">. Oapl, Lackey ?7?2.81,
Capt Ponrsou $4,66.26, Capt. Rnn
nono $"27, Capt. Weymouth $100. The
total collections for the last day am - I
minted to $3,023.08.
Ah the loiurns Indicate, dipt. Run*
80110 held llrst place, Capt, l/tickcy
second, dipt. Clioyne third, and Capt. I
Junkou fourth.
Stale Secretary Coliltor, who has
keen hero engineering the successful
campaign, will leave tonight for his
home in Richmond. Mr. t'oulter nat?
urally Ik a hippy man, hut this his
jiapplnosa Ik equally shared by Gcn
?ral Secretary It. Waller Lynch, whose
splendid work for the Association dur?
ing the pant year, made It possible to
raise so huge a sum for a new build?
ing.
In, fact everybody COneclcd with the
Association from President Schmoll
down to the smallest member. Is jubi?
lant nnd singing tho praises of the
city of Hampton. The sueci ss of the
campaign is only another excellent
adverthemeiit for the el'i'.
Several lottere from nut of town
business men sending contributions'
were read by Captain Ransoi|0 and
Capt. Cheyne rend another from tho
Fleishman yeast Company, which sent
check for $2fi.
Mir. w. H. Shackolford offered to do
lite nalntlng of the now building n?
absolute cost, which was the occas?
ion of considerable rejolnclng union-;
the campaigners.
It was itnld last night that there will
he several oilier contributions rent til
today and tomorrow.
I Matters Persona \ I
* i
Mr. Kuimurt l.al'ross, who holds u
lespoiislble position with (he West
Inghouso Ifilcctrlc Compnuy In l'lts
bnrg, Is visiting Iiis parents, Mr. und
Mrs. J. P. I/tCross, nt the Hampton
Normal school. \
Capt. i-v.Mt ?. Dead.
Oapt. John Kvans, 00 years old.
|died ill Bt, VlltCCnt's hospital, Norfolk,
Sunday. Capt. ICvans was well known
I in Hampton, whore he has resided for
.several years. He was a member of
SI. Tammany Lodge of Masons. Tlie
body was token to his former home
in Middlesex county by Undertaker
Frank c. Roes for bu'lal yesterday,
Vipt. HvattB Is survived by u widow
and one SOU.
TWENTY-THIRD" ANNIVERSARY.
I Wyoming Tribe of Red Men Celebrate
ed This Occasion Last Night.
With visiting braves from Newport
I News, Phoclnu) and Fox Hill present,
jvyyom'ng Tribe. No. an. Improved Or
i|pr <>r Red Men, last night celebrated
Iis I went v l bird unnlvi-snry In Its
I wigwam III West Queen "street. The
?vent was highly enjoyable, although
I there waa no set program. Rofroah:
I iiv uts wore served.
The Hod Men are alwnvs noted for
II heir linlnUcneSK in these affairs und
Itn.sl niclit's entertainment wan n
'Rackward Social," Hvorylhlng was
rovcrscd frohl Ihe usual order of
things. Which |tepl the visitors guess?
ing and caused no QndfOf enjoyment,
inenl.
Police Court. .
Jennie Newsoino. a black woman,
was unable to pay ifoveral flu s im?
posed on her by Mayor Jones, In tho
police court yustordnv, mid will have
to Epond throo months in the county
Jail.
Lillian Harris wont lo .lull In do
Ifsnlt of a tit'" for lining drunk and
disorderly. .lames Smith got a like
sentence.
Splendid Concert.
Although the weather was- exceed
lni-.lv dlsagr cable Insi night a large
crowd gathered In |ho first Methodist j
church and listened to one of the
best concerts of Ihe early spring >oa
i. The program was one of the'
her.1 and the various participants won
the highest praiKo from those In thu
large audience.
Card Game's Fatal Ending.
(By Associated Press)
I.AK10 CHAR I.ICS. I.A.. March 28
News i-r'adht-d here today of a t'iple
tragedy In n turpintlne camp at Myr
tic. i.e., yesterday, Charles Duncan
and DeWiti Mitchell qnalloled during
n game of cards. Roth drOW revol?
vers and began tiring. Dune' n and
Mitchell, as well as Roltfrl .lenkins, a
speclator, were killeil. All three were
I negroes.
More Substantial.
"He makes n line living by his pen.'
"Is lie such a popular writer?"
.yrlter nothing! He raises pigs.'
-iialtiniorc American.
Watch out for Banner's Cash Store'
price list, Friday and Saturday.
0-2I-5I.
Best Healer In the World.
Rev. F. Starbird, of Kast Raymond.
Maine, says': "I have used Bucklon's
Arnica Salvo for several yenrs, on
my old army wound, nnd other obsti?
nate sores, ard find it the best healer
In the world I use it too with great
success In n y veterlnnry biisinoa.t."
I Price 25c at all druggltrts.
Prescriptions accurately an,] prop?
erly filled at the Johnson Pharmacy
by registered pharmacists. Phone
604.' 2-21-tm
Take your prescription to Hull's
Cut Rate Drug Store. 12-20-ti
H PHO
UISKGDIUIIMS!
Kap lliornlon F. Jones Selects
Councllmen lor Important Tasks.
CUT ME CHAKGES ILCESSU.
First Named Gentlonian on Each Com
m ttec is the Chairman?Committee
Appointments Made With Regad
to Fitncsa ?d Familiarity With
Work.
Mayor Thornton F. Jones yesterday
morning HCjii to Capt. 0corg? W. Hope,
tho town falork, tho announcement ot
tie- standing committees of the new
city council or Hampton. The per?
sonnel of the coinmlltees fedlow:
Fllianci?Missis. W. W. Richard?
son, ti. W. Rove. F. W. Moore, W. II.
Fare and H. R. RooKor.
Police?jjesarB. F. w. Moore, o. W.
Howe, W. I?. Isioyi W. S. lludglltB and
|j. F. Whiting.
Health? Hsaajra. W. P. isloy, T. J.
Huskies. 10. IV. Schraudt, W. H. Face
and Frank C. Rees.
Ord'nanc.e Messrs. ICdwnrd R.
Schmidt. C. V. Sprailey. R. C. Lcb,
II. It. Ilookor and oJhit Woymoulh.
Klre?Messrs, T. J, llnsklns, Q, W.
R?wo, C. V. Spialley. F. C. Rees and
.lohn Weyirioutit.
Sheets?Messrs. R. C. Lo?. F. W.
Moore. T. J, Hasklns, F. W. Darling
und C. T. llolt/.elnw.
Illlthllng? M-sbi-h. C. V. Spratley. w.
I?. lsley. W. W. Richardson, F. W.
Darling and c. T. Holt/.claw. ?
Lights and Waters?Messrs. W. W.
Itlchardson. it. ('. Lob, K. II. Schraudt,
W. S. HudRlns and L. F. Whiting.
The firat named gentleman In each
ttmimtttco is the olmiiman of his
committee, Tho rearrangement of
the committees was madb necessary
by the addition of eight new lUCUV
?hors.
MRS. ELIZABETH R. WILSON
DIES IN PHOEBUS
She Was the Mother of Mrs. .ludson
Jert( Who RcMdea In Chesa?
peake Avenue.
Mrs. Kllsaboth R. Wilson Ss yenra
old; widow of Ih? lato Mr Jos'inh Wll
non, of Norfolk county, died in Hie
homo of her daughter, Mrs. .ludson
l.lett, lu Chesapeake avenue. Phoebus,
at 5:30 o'clock yesterlay alternoou.
Mrs. Wilson had resided with her
daughter for some years and ?van a
?? oman highly beloved and esteenr d
in Phoebus, sin- was n ilovoiii mem?
ber of the Raptist churcn.
Mrs. Wilson Is survived by five ehll- j
ilnn: Mrs. India .lett. of Phnehus;
Mrs. |,ueh Nicholas, of Noi;.eoun
i.v; M'. .1. M. Wilson, of Norfolk eonn
tv- Wm Georgia Wilson. ..t p':r?nu*
ittld Mr. 8 N Wilson. who i? a well
known ;-;.kor of Rlr.v:ii.g.ia;r At;..
I ivil I'trvlccB will 0" hold fr-wi
?ii? r. f')?ii,p ot Mrs. jo i lau- after
notin at .1 o'clock. The Interment will
l-e made In Oaklnnd c > ftetnrV,
hTe services will he in charge of
'Rev. T. Ryland San ford, of the Me?
morial Unntlst church.
fcTo gentlemen selected to act as
call betrers are Messrs. K. M. Ten
ri?. R. O. Cla ke. A. Hclujoklc, Lo
? rand Drohne. (5. C. Congdon and
O. T. Russell.
TD VOTE ON CONSTITUTION.
Carpenters and Joiner* Union to Meet
Tomor ow Evening for Purpose.
A special meeting of Iho loca' union
of Carpenters and Joiners of Amer?
ica lias been called for tomorrow eve?
ning, when the members nr.j lo vote
upon the matter of changes in the
constitution. It is also the inleulion
of tie- union to decide upon a smoker
and entertainment and the attendance
of every members is oxpeo'.od nri that
noco'ipi. i
Erpccted Home Thursday.
Mr. and Mis. Daniel F. Cock, who
have beon wintering in Florida, are
.".peeled to reach home here on
Thursday. "I'ncle Pan" Is one of the
most honored members of the local
ledge of K'.ks.
W. C. T. U. to Meet.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
I'nion w'l| meet at the Young MenV
Christian Association (Ills afternoon
at. :':.';n o'clock.
for sale.
FOR SALF. 3 YOU NO FRBSli
milch cows. ,T work horsi-s. J. W.
ItOWB, Hampton. Va. 3-22-01
_lost.
L08T?RI3TWBBN HA M PTON AND
Phoebus, ladle.,' hunting ease gold
watch; Odd Follow'* eniblainstie
charm, with Initials "R. V. P." mi
back, attached. Liberal reward If
relumed lo augusta IIOTI3L.
Hampton. 3-22 Ot.
ANOTHER BLOW FOR
COURTS OF STATES
(Continued from First Pane)
jy Issued n wilt, ordering Wood s re
lease by Sheriff Hunter.
This notion or the courl was the
Milmlnailon of several important steps
in the controversy beginning with the
Issuance of Instructions by Judge
Plitchard against I he state of North
Carolina, prohibiting the carrying out
of the crate law Into effect. This
proceeding watt followed by an ad?
dress by Oovernor C.luih to Hie s-iipcr
lor courts or the slate, questioning
Prltchard's authority .?mil asking I hem
to see that Indictments were foun'.
against the agents of the railroad
company. in accordance with till?
address, a number of arrests won
made, so that the Wood's case became
a test case for many others. So Im -
portnnt did Judge rrirhnrd consider
tin- action of the state authorities t'ta'
he said In his opinion that If the cri?
minal pros.'cutions against the agents,
conductors und employes were per?
mitted to continue, the niaiiagors of
the railroads could not successfully
operate Iholr trains, carry the mail?
er continue their usefulness a? com?
mon carriers, doing Interstate busi?
ness.
Considering Hie North Carolina
ease to liuve been disposed Of by the
action of the court In the Minnesota
ease, Justice Pcckhnm diil not elab?
orate ills views in Ihe former pro?
ceeding. He says: ''Boink delaine,',
in dustody by vlrturc of this convic?
tion he bnd the right lo apply for a
writ of habeas corpus to Ihe Hulled
States Circuit Court, and that Judge
had power to Issu-- the writ ami dis?
charge tho prisoner under section
iof tho revised statutes of the
Culled Suites-, as he was then lift CHS
tody for an act don - pursuant to an
order, process or decree of a court
mi- Judge or the United States. The
writ being properly Issued the Judge
bad Ihe right' and It was his tllltv
lo examine into the fads ami ha-l
iitrlsdictlon to discharge Ihe peti?
tioner."
Justice Harlan Dissents.
Justice Harlan, in a dissenting opln
Ion, took strong grounds In support
or the theory thai ihe prqdordlng In
?the Young case was a suit against the
state and therefore not permissible
under tho constitution. H-o closed
his statement in the following words:
"Neither the words nor the policy
of the eleventh amendment, will un?
der your former decision justify any
order of an Federal court, the effect
of which will be to exclude 0 state
from Us own court. Such an order
?> (.tended by such ruler- cannot
lie sustained consistently witli the
nowers of the states, according to the
uniform declarations of tills courl.
possessed 1 under Hi'1 constitution'; I
.1111 jtiiilU-d by what tills court lias
therefore dcclarod In. now saying I hut
Hie wise moil who framed the consti?
tution and caused the adoption of the
lovonth amendment would have been
startled by Hi'1 suggestion that a stat'
qf the Union can lie prevented by an
order or a subordinate Federal court
from being ropn sontciil by its attor?
ney general in a suit brought by the
slate In one of lls own courts; and
that such an order would lie inconsl*
tent with the dignity or the stales as
Involved in tlrftlr constitutional Im?
munity from the judicial process of
the federal courts (except in the lim?
ited eases in which they may consls
lltutlonnllv be made parties in this
court) mid would be attended by most
pbrntcouB results."'
BUROLARS VISIT FOUR
MORE HAMPTON HOMESi
Unknown Intruder Called Upon Pro?
minent Citizens Along the Water
Front During Sunday Night.
An unknown burglar vl.s-itod four
resltjoncca in Hampton during Sunday
and although he did net secure a grea'
?leal of bounty, he proved himself a
bold visitor.
The resiliences visited by Hie man
wen? Ihose of Messrs. Robort Marcus,
In Carey street, 11. I,. Schmolz. In
Knsi Queen street, and Robert I. Ma?
rion anil Sogar Whlllng, across Hamil?
ton bridge. At Mr. Mason's home
tbe burglar was beard at work by
Miss lima von Schilling, who was,
spending lhe night liiere, and tier rails
lor Mr. Mason evidently beared him
away before he succeeded in gaining
eu entrance. Mr. Mason was sleep?
ing soundly and never heard his nn
deslrahl ? visitor's noise nor tho calls
of Miss- von Schilling.
The largest haul was made at Mr.
Whiting's home. The robber B0CIII e.l
n suit belonging to Mr. Harry Whiting.
In the pockets of which were a gold
watch anil $10 In each. Tho intruder
USCd a candle in Mr. Whiting's homo,
which he bad stolen from the resi?
dence of Mr. Marcus. Ho als-o secur?
ed a valuable gold seal, which was
purchased in Burppo many years ago.
At tho homo or Mr. Sclnn-lz the
burglar made himself perfectly easy,
visiting the library and also Mr.
Schniol/'s led room. lie got nboul
$1.15 from the pockets of Mr.
Schmelz's clothing. This make.: the
: von I h visit to Mr. Schmolz's honie
by a burglar.
At Mr. Marcus' (lie man forced'an
entrance by prying open a window In
the rear. Not finding any money,
after he had visited every room in the
house. Mr. Burglar went to Mr. Mar
ens' private den and helped himself
to a box of cigars, smoking ono of
them as he let in the library.
There is no clue to the robber or
robbers, hut (he police department
is at work on the cases.
That the thief Is using a boat to
assist hlni In his work Is fc-hown by ills
idea of visiting homes along the wa?
ter front. The -luan Is evidently no.
looking for anything but money or
jewelry, as ho never touch's silver?
ware or any clothing.
Ten New Members.
At the meeting of Wvtho f'ouncl!.
Royal Arcanum, last night, ten ap?
plications for membership were pre.
seated. Tho council Is rapidly grow?
ing and there Is a big Interest In the
order here.
NOTICE.
Called mooting of Local Colon. No
SS7, Carpenters and Joiners of Am?
erica, on Wednesday night; March 2.".
1008. Special business to vole on
amendments to constitution. Every
member urged to be preaent.
CADY CHIL.BR,
President.
J. M. WOOD.
3-21-21 Secretary.
TIGNOR'S
Specials torToday{Tuesday)
Owing to the Inclement w
Iber yesterday, we have decltl
ed to put our same specials' on
sale for Today Only.
$1.7? Rent Quality Solid Cop?
per Nickel Plated Tea Kettle.*),
98c. Uirge size. One to u cus?
tomer.
Kxl ra l-arge Size Kirf-proof
Stone Cooking Kettles, with
'balls, 10c. 0 qt. size worth 25c.
Bxtra Large Size, Fireproof
Stone Raking PanA or Mil1.;
Pans, 10c. Worth/double.
Ono ijni of Indies' Summer
and Winter Shirt Waists, in
While and Colors. 43c Values
from $1.00 to $1.50.
Ijilost Kffects in Ladles'
Neckwear, In Collars, bows,
etc.. from 10c to 50c.
Our big variety of Spring
"Flowcr? have arrived. Special
10c.
W. N. Tignor
Cor. Queen and Wine Sts.,
Hampton, Va.
Phone 261.
GRAND SHOWING
OF
SPRING MILLINERY
AT " " " Ti. j
MRS. !. M. STACEY'S MILLINERY STORE
We announce our Spring Opening for Thursday and Friday, March
26 and 27. Wo Cordially extend an In vilalion to every lady In Hampton,
Phoebus. Old Point, Pox Hill. Nowp?rl Now:; and Bllznhoth Oily County
to visit our store, fho Opening Day and witness Hie Mngnlflclent show?
ing of Spring and Summer Millinery,
MRS. I. M. TRACEY,
31 EAST QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
No Crrds Issued.
Josh Billings Says
Life is short. If it aint Jolly it aint
worth living.
What a pity to miss Hie pleasure
of. ono another on our mantle
Cheyne's Fotografs
always please. Ho never worries you.
The plensuro keeps right on. The plio
tngraphB are 60on finished?your
friends and self delighted.
19 West Queen St.
HAMPTON, VA.
D POINT
Close at 6 P. ML, Except Saturday.
Ladies' New Neckwear.
An almost endless variety of uow effects In Ladles) Neckwear, in
eluding Fancy Embroidered, Laundered and Fancy striped Collars?
Slocks?Hows of Every Description?Embroidered Lawn Tics, Turn?
overs and a nig Variety of Collar and Cuff Sets.?Reasonably Priced.
Rowe
J? Department Store
Hampton, Virginia.
Ransone Bros.
Have Alfi Vincis of Shoes
and the Prices Are Right
Ransone Bros.
8 and 10 West Queen Street.
H. MORGAN & C?
9-11 North King St.,
?9
Hampton, Va.
FOR RE (NT
?I2S Holl St.. G rooms .$ 7.0(1
'.MS Jackson St.. r> rooms .$ 7.50
Fool of Victoria Ave., modern throughout .$35.00
11 Uicttst St., 7 rooms .$10.00
HIS Thornette St.. 7 rooms.$ 7.00
302 Mallory St.. 7 rooms .$10.00
X. King St., 7 rooms, bath .$li;.no
Houlovard. 0 rooms, modern .$25.00
320 Center St., 11 rooms .$23...
Queen St.. flat .$18.00
NT. King St.. 6 rooms, hath .$14.00
l a Salle Ave.$10.0>)
:;2."> Marshall St..'.$10.00
220 Chapel St.. 7 rooms, modern .$15.00
Hampton Roads .$20.00
llnmptoii Roads .$ 6.00
20S Lee St.. 0 rooms .$10.00
Irwin St.. 5 room.-; .$ 7.00
2CI Chanel St., 7 rooms .$10.U0
STORES.
Corner of King and Court.$20.00
N. King.$30.00
23 Soul h King si.;.$30.00
? ii^^wLi?MLu>i'mmiwo*'.-*CT?Hi
HENRY L. SCHMELZ,
President.
PRANK W. DARLING,
Vice-president
The Bank of Hampton
Hampton, Virginia.
I? THE OLDEST AND LAROE3T IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEWS.
Capital,
Surplus and Profits,
$100,000.00
125,000.00
DEP081T8 OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The only designated depositary In tho State of Virginia to
Eastern Virginia. We make loans on Real Estate?NOT PROHIBITED
?as are tho National Banks.
FOUR PER CENT INTERE8T PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
Nelson S. Groome,
Cashier
The Phillips-Lackey Co.
(Incorporated)
ftcat 3F&tntc Broker?
18 E. QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.
203 Academy St., city
water .$ 0.00
207 Academy St.. city
walcr.$ 0.00
321 Washington St.$ 8.50
Marshall Si.$30.00
East Hampton .$10.00
113 N. King St., .$11.00
30!1 Holt St., .$ 7.50
416 Holt SI.$ 6.28
422 Holt St.$ 7.(10
East Hampton .$ 5.00
Farm 12 acres, good
dwelling.$ 125.00
42 acres, good dwelling; 125.00
413 Elm St....$ G23
217 Jackson St .$12.50
601 Victoria Ave.$ 6.00
La Salle Ave.$ f,.v>
Nr. Salle Ave. ..$ ?.OO
Riverview .$ 8.00
STORES.
N. Klug St., .$ 8.00
N, King St.$30.00
W. Queen St., .$25.00
W. Queen St.$12.50
E. Queen St.$10.00
VIRGINIA HOTEL: 23 rooms, modern conveniences, Queen S'.,
$70.00.
$5,000 To Loan on Centrally located Real BfcUt?.
Real Estate in All Its Branches