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th Present Assistant HI
Succeed Mr. Tennis.
mm PAY OF DRIVES $15
torney Lews Informer) the Council
That the Election Case Has Been
?t Bottom of the Docket of the
Supreme Court and May Not Be
Heard Until Next November.
Although the actual elect ion was
act considered last nigh; the Hainp
ton city council made it clear that
Mr. Norwood done-, will succeed Mr
Robert L. Tennis as chiel engineer of
tic Hampton Fire Department on th'
first dav ol Mai. when Mr Tennts'
reaivnation becomes effective.
The matter cattle before the eo'lltcil
fur an opinion so that the d-'partmeni
-ean go ahead with the election at its
meeting in April The count il mrith
decided to pav th.' driver an a'dttion
SI salar> of tK, per month and to
' ?tve Mr. Jones the vim of $7;, 11 r< ,
; totere Mr Timris has been inning
t|}e driver and also turning over to!
SauT. Jones a i?ortion of his salary.
Card Fr.ini. \V lmrling tirougbt th.-'
SjUestIon It;. Several ( tile, tetj.I, .-ts
"ROm the firem -n were referred to tile,
committee on Arc department
Little Business Taken Up.
.- The ression of i.ie council last'
nigh . while la: ting more than on- J
Tand one hslf hour, was not out of
the usual us little tasinees was!
'transacted. When the council was
called to order by Mayor Thornton
Jones the following members were
iPnaent; Messrs. Krank W Darling.
John Weyntouth Frank C. Rees. W
rip. Hndgin -. Frank W. Moore, tieorge
. W Rowe. C Vernon Spratley. R. C.I
frtjue. C. T. Holtzclaw. U F. Whiting.
at R. Schraudt. W. W Richardson.
[Und W. H. Face
|. Want all the Readings .
R An ordinance, offered by Councll
. man Weymouth. compelling gas. elec
I trie light and water companies, using
meters In the city, to render the cur?
rent bills upon a statement showing
the total amount of electricity, gas
:/or water consumed, as well as the
'.monthly amount, was sent to the com
5. mittee on ordinances,
t Ordinances changing the system of
?the payment of hills and forcing the
I 'Wood and coal dealers to have their
5-rarts measuretl hv the city cl--rk he
I tween March 1 and 1." of . 'each year
J were uiiaiiimnuslt adopted
A resolution was adopted authnrix
I lag the payment of the bill: f $774 7 .
It to the Newport News and OKI Point
Railway and Electric company for
I paving the city's share of K?rnst
street.
Cha'rman R. C. I ee. rf the strce.'
committee, recommended that the edty
I pay to Mr. Arthur s. Segar the sum
?f si00 for IS feet of proper! ?- in
Ma Dory strpet now used as a public
street. Mr I.00 sail the comitttee
thought that amount sufficient to re?
imburse Mr. Segar
Attorney B. A. Lewis, representing
Mr. Segar. told the council that bis
client will give the cltv 30 feet fn*
.the $100. but would contest any at?
tempt to taking more than the ja fe. t
'?Mr. Lewis said it was not the desire
of his client to close !he street.
The entire proposition was referred
back to the committee on streets.
The City Election Case.
The matter of additional cos's in the
cantesied election case was brought
uo and discussed The costs have
alreadv reached $ir>s and may run up
to $200 owing to the printing and
additional briefs deemed necessary hr
the' attorneys. The council decided
to pay all bills made up to this time.
During the discussion of the matter
Mr. R. A. Lewis told the council that
the clerk of the courts of appeals has
informed the attorneys In the ca?e
that the cause was placi-d at the foot
Of the docket and probable would not
come ap for a hearing ttntil next No
;una?t?er. Mr Lewis staf'd 'hat the
counsel on isith sid-a have joined in
? request to the supreme court to
'?ate he case a special on-- so that
the decision can b-- had during this
tenr. of the curt This Mr i.cwi
thteks will b?- acquiesced in K fh>
highes- conn The general election
iff one is to re- held, should take plac.
next June
Mayor Thornton Jones reported
gase? and fees collected 'o his onV
slice justice during Pehmen
Stmg to $<;* and Citv Sergeant
Jter B. Oweus' report showed tha
' police officers made .1* arrests an?1
jaported 7 riotatkms of cltv ordl
Guilty of Petty Larceny.
George Widgeons, the negro, who 1
w='h stealing ch>thlng fron
Cooper s afore In Phoebus wai
gnHtT hv Mayor I. P Pome*
and sent t* Jail for sixt'
in d? fault of a one of $;?? am
Sent to ajeforwatory
James Joaoene and fa-, rvnm?
youths arrested f?i
-JSaaRug. We-? o^flcer-d '
Saasas lefianaxtor? by Ma '
P Jrmer venterdar Tb
WIR he held In jail nr.ttt the r
guard cmcs ft* them
RAISED THE WISCONSIN'S
LAUNCH AT OLD POINT
Trim Little Steamer Went to the Bet
torn Cur.rg the Storm, But Was
Only blightly Damaged.
The large steam launch of ihe ba!
tleshi|> Wisconsin, which wns sunn
at Old Point during the storm Wed
I nesdu.v night, w uh raised yesterday
l,if.:,. n ainl found to in1 in ox'el
lent condition. The damage is so
trilling that the launch was able In
maka a trip buck lo the Wlaeouaiu
under her own ateam ttfter being re?
lieved of the water in In r, whien
balled out by jack ley from the bailie
ship.
The launch .-sank near tin end uf(
Ihe passcugi r launch pier on the left
hand side <f the wuarf. The wind
blew In r hew under lh<< pier and
a on caused ihe little steamer m
turn turtle and sink. At noon >< ? j
terday the Wisconsin Bent a force of
I tars ashore and put them t> work
to raise the laut.eh. Pulleys an(| ?
I hoisting machine were secured from
the fort and after two b urs uf hanl
work the vessel v.u.. bruuglil la the:
surface. T!;.- fact thai tie- luuuohl
I was not dama ? d by the sinking is
j remarkable.
Quite a number of small craft fatf '
fered greatly during ihe storm and
it was said lit Old l'oini that ai least
six or eight small canoes and r w
beats were wlssing. fortunately the
crews of the missing vessels Were
ashore before the storm came up. A
part) o fin1 young men fr in N--?
jiort News, whose names could not
he learned, bad a thrilling experience
in a small launch, but were pi k .1
up b) a tug and towed into the I
Chamberlin h<vtel wharf. ?
One of the munches from the Ken- !
tuoky w:m blown out to the ca ? ... h. ?
was able t ? recover herself and re?
turn to the ship yesterday.
WtlLIAM AND MARY TO
PLAY HERE THIS EVENING
1 Fast Game of Basketball Is Scheduled,
for the Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Tonight.
I Probably the most spirit.a; conttst
? Ihe gymuasiuni in the Young Men's
Christian Association has been the
scene of this season will take place j
tonight when the representative live
of the assoeiaii.m will meet the
basketball quintet of William and and
Mary Ccliege. The visiting five is
'said to !?? one of the best in Tide?
water.
j During the past several day.- the
I local quintet has been doing gcod
liractico work and, lasl nigh; i! was
given out that the leant Is hopeful of
! making tilings mighty interesting for
the collegians from Williams burg.
The pome will start ptomptly at S:3t
o'clock and as usual the ticket:; will
be limited owing tj the sentir.g capa?
city of the gymnasium
NEGRO SUMMER SCHOOL
Colored Teachers to Spend Month at
H. N. I. Dunrrj the summer.
The normal School sill conduct a
summer sch< ol for en m ed toachnrs
from bine ir. tu July i : under Ihe
auspices of the State Hoard of Kduo.v
t on The aim of the Hampton suin
ir.op school is to help the teach' rs
ol the common schools to do better
work, an.i thus to reach the colored
boys and (tirls who are crowing up tn
the public schools of the South " Pre.
for. nre will be given to those I'-ai-hers
whose record give evidence of an
earnest desire to help their people.
Preference will ai.-o be given to teach?
ers whose schools are in rural- com
munities.
Teachers wishing t.-i a'tend the sum
tner school s'ion'd write for an ap
plication blank tn a-plii-atlon depart
nieni. Hampton Institut". Virginia
The following course* will In- given:
la i cooking, dre.-.smalt.ne. manual
traimnr elementarv ?-?w'ng. upbola
tery: <hi arthmetic. emlish. geogra
phv. history, rrrc'i. al nature study,
principles of .;ehlfir. poultry keep
Ing. The stiti' rts of the summer
session will '*> g.ven ? very advan?
tage of rises room librnrv. laboratory.
workshop, kitchen', and garden which
students |n the lcgiPar classes on
jov
The Hamilton neuro conference for
Pm? wi'l he hebj on Jnly 14 and IS
The f, Ikiwine subjects wii! be dis
cussed the relation of the scnool to
tin- coeaaaanity. countv life, heslth.
'he Rnndav school. Pf- insurance,
and rouperation as a moans <?f pro
grosii
MR. WHITINGS WILL.
Left H's Property tc Mi? Da.. . ??
S'tter and Grand dauq ?? -
Pv the terms of his will (>f ,U'.
of Ootnoer 12. I tel. and admitted ; ?
probate before t <? rk of Ihe Cmrts
Harry H. Holt thi- Ute Mr William
Henry Whiting left his ini.nr
enually to tit daugM?r sUt> r v*. !
granddaughter V-? Annie linrd' ?
ws? narved as the exeeu'riv ?nd Ha?
mial'tVit a< such The will Is ?r.
ten ir. the band writing of -h" <!--a.|
man and directs that one third of hi
estate Khali go to his daugh'e- Mrs
Fannie Wliitlng Conver: on. tVr,| >n
hi* sinter. Mrs Annie H Ilard. an-l
ooe-thlrd to his srsnd dauab'er M;??
Italia R Harden It is on.
?h ??<-.. wills eior admit*.d ?? pro
ha'e here
noite to Ciecuit Court
.1 W Rr*ww f'nespeny v- \\ '
Psrk'r. ?rtk-e) on a r Irs racks* I I.
Ptts ,? J 11 Hrinsoe setts* m .-<s
sumpsl' on th< '.ise
.FEBRUARY HONOR ROLL
OF WEST ENO ACADEMY
: Prof. George W. Guy Announce* the
Name' of the Successful
I Children.
Melon are given the names of tbe
pupils in the Weal Kurl academy se
curing positions on the mil of honor
lor ilie month of February.
Senior Class Wille Alexander,
.lames Mi M" uauiln, Kits Hope. Ed
?;.ir Outten. Ohio I'.in tin,ore. Allen
Sinclair.
Third Yea . il S Marion Sinclair,
Sarah Shelton, Louise Howe. Panuie
Robins, .May franklin. Helen Parrcll.
Bird Kdwards. Maebeile Clark. Louise
Watson. Rdith liloxom, Mamie Alter
back Hazel Woo l I'reson Phillip*.
Second Vear II S Mary Miller.
Eleanor .lames. Hertha Hunt, Mary
llopklus. ?rsiiiisc xndrews, Herbert
Speiic r. Myron Pull.. Cuiuming Haw.
All -it Haijey.
Seventh tirade Minnie Souder,
Marlow Davis
Grade Sevenili Minnie Souder.
I indlej Harbour Pearl Moor.'. Olive
Nottingham, Arllne Thompaon, Pearl
Price Krina Phillip*. Pearl M Moor:-.
Kva Todd Ib-ss.'e Davis.
Slx'-h Grade Amos Kountree. Cecil
Saundera, Sarah Davis. Lillian Ran
sone. Margaret Sinclair. I Milan Todd
Fifth Crude 1 It. Mollte Epati In.
Kllzabeth Hunt. Pearl Powell. Finnic
Mliclalr George D"iltley, Arthur
Pence. Donald Cnniniihg
Fifth tirade 1A1 -danie Dyke, lies
sie l.ee Kll/aheth I al;e. Floyd Dunn
Fourth , (iride.?Hoi-son Raines.
P.r.an Davis, "arther Watson. Renal
Walker. Helen Bradley. Thelma Dar
den, Vera l.ee Cage. Maria CamineU.
dosie Moore, i.e'a Powell, l.ois Roli
Inson, Mildred Thompson, Cornelia
Vansatit. Pauline Watson
Third Grade. -Joe Seaich. fjeorge
Ttultfant. la Reine Fras 1 Beul ah
Watson Fddle Hudgins. Elizabeth
Koche. Neliie t'randal. Wesley flard
tier
Second Grade.?Margaret Law son
Grace l.onllo. Kleanor Roche. Alice
W 1 inwright. Edwin Hranehili, Ross
Tt ueblood
. First Grade, Section B?Marienettj
Hrtttiiiaham, Emily Cheyne, Sophie
Massey, Lottie MrGuirr. Camilla
Storms. Lerov Moore
Second Grade. Section A.?Jessie
Miller, Vivian Parhara, Georgia Sin
clair Claudia Vaughan, Vera Brush
wood. Kemi-ton Bell. Frank Gardner,
I eo Kelly. Charlie Seaich. Hen Ten?
nis. Thomas 80be. Robert Davis, .lack
Cht ist Ian.
CAP1. TOPPING LEFT
LARGE ESI ATE TO RELATIVES
Niessrs. G. W. Topping and M. T.
Weber Qualified as the Execu- -
tors?Give $24,000 Bond.
The last will and testament of the
late Capt. Charles W. Topping, bear?
ing date of June l'J. 1905. was admit?
ted to prrbate before Clerk of the
Court;- Harry H. H It yes'ernav Capt.
George W. Topping and Mr. Marcoil
li s T. Weber, who were named as the
execut-. rs. c.nalificj as such, glvitig
a pe-scnal bend in the sum or $2-1.000,
Cant. Topping, after directing that
his dr'ts shall be paid .ami making
one or two bequests left cite third nl
his estate to his son, Capt. George
\V Topping and -he remaining tw?e
thirds to his grand-children -?-r
Stirpes. Tb?- grand-daughters are to
receive one-tUiid titrre o," the p rlioe
of the estate left to the grand-chileren
than 'he grand-sons
Capt George W. Topping is !o rr
ceive the gold watch and chain cf his
fa'her; Mrs. Virginia A. Fartherle
a grand-daughter, is b-ft $.'.wi in ad?
dition to her share o* the estate; Mr.'
Birdie Welver is given the lounge Hml
nat rack, and Mr M T W. ber is
left the horse and buggy. The res
of the h u-eh.dd furniture is o ?
distributed among the heirs by the
executors.
Following the probation of the will
a suit was brcnghl against Mi- cxe
cuiors and h.-irs at larg.- of the de?
ceased by Mrs. Annie Won. Mrs.
Befle Hastings Hampton. .1 It Top
ping. W T T pptng an 1 Braxton
Hastings, asking for a dist: i!u;ilon
of the estate Mr B A Ijewis is the
?vttomej for the plaintiffs in the
WHITE MAN C0NVICTED.0F
ASSAULTING WHITE GIRL
? i. -
Gua'd B-o^Ks Reactors Hampto 1 Witw
Four Prisoners Sent to Pen
From ACCOT-Jc County
Ha>nig in rusti-d. focr pi m?-ts
eoiiVM t d and s.w-n t? rn-s the j?-ni
tentiari tn :h-- \... ?. .. County fir
< nt Court. Gnards itrooUs one of
the men under Major K F Morgan
sTive-.t in Hampton Us' night and
lodged in tb? county jat' for the
nicht Th?- guard ?1!! !ca?< for
Richmond with hi* |, isoner? this
moiiitis
fine of th. rc-n Ravn-.-md K> 1'rr.an
THE NHW A
Poor Teddt
? U? ?One
\ n ? nowst
w/pbPu
In peff-f
\inW~ <Om<
t'otne .fH K- h'm thi* funn;. It
H? has a tall hi which he fangs a
H. la at
SCHRAUBT'S BOOK 8"
was <-om i<-lf(j of criminal assaultiuil
h white (Irl, and sent'in-. .1 lo serv?
(IV.- veal's. Ki IIinuIi 1? |>i .l.alily lh?
Or gl while man eoni .. "> Ihbl
m-rlouti crime In many years in Vir.
glnla.
The oilier prisoner* a:- uejj
ami were seiilelicod for !? .eiuous
ting and shooting. Tin . an Georg?
wise two years: Thoinu- White, thn
years and .loshila Tollvei *'?i yeal
The inen wer?' convict* d it the se
?Ion of i he court last ?? and sei
tenee was pronounced poii lhem|
Uv jjudg? CUreaco W. Id luuson last
Sa:urda>.
Mr.-. A. .1 Mont gone who
been the ?liest of her daughter. Mrs.
Edward A. Semplc, has returned v
her home in Washington
Mrs. Robert Stockei- ami Mrs. Dim
can Williams, have lei tor Wash,
inglou. where they will sj>ou,| several
da>s.
RECEIVERSHIP CASE COMES
UP IN RICHMOND LAIER
Judge Waddill Names March 12 as
the Date for Hearing the Peti
tion of Trust Coroany.
.ludge Kdmuild Waddill .Ii if I lie
Cnited Stales Circuit Cmtri for tin
Kasten: ilis'iict of Virginia lias sell
Krida) March Pi. as lie da ?? for|
hearing the arguments on the appli?
cation i> tile Maryland Trust C .m
?iany, of Raltlmore, fcr tb" ap|toint
menl of receivers for the Newpor
\. as iii'd Old" Holm Railway atid|
Electric C uipany. The case wa*
docketed to come up m Norf Ik to
day. but with the cense in -if the vari?
ous attorneys interested. Judge Wad
dill lias changed the date i<> aext Fri?
day and name,! Richmon !. In Uead of
Norfolk, as the place for bearing tli?
arguments.
The Newport News and Old P Int
Railway and Electric Company Isl
suing to contest the | roceodiugs ami |
the attorneys for the r ad oxpre
every confidence of keeping the rcad|
from beinc placed In the hand of r?
(??'i^ ers
ROBERT AMORY MHY
RECOVER PROM INJUHES
Man Shot by LeRoy Amory, in York
County. Reported as Improving
Yesterday.
Sheriff .1 H. Phillips, of York e
ly. spent several hours in the city
yesterday morning. Sheriff Phillip;
said that the re-ports from the bed?
side of Robert Amory, who was siio'
by his cousin. l^eRoy Amory* were
lavora.de to the recovery of the
wounded man. 1'nbss hl od poison?
ing de?clops lat< r tue attenglng phy?
sicians thought the man had gsotll
chances of recovery. Robert Amory
w as shot in the left side c. his head I
and a p rtiiin of ib.- left eye is lorn |
away while the sidw of bis head t*
also badly w: tindeo.
Will Read Paper on ?"Berlin"
The Rpworth League of the First
M. K church will bold a literary meet
in- this evening at S o'clock Mr. (!.
Wille \Vra\ will read a paper on "oer.
Iln" Mr* Burke eji] sing a solo and|
Mr- KIl.s mil) ,-c|te
Mr. John S. Wise Here.
Mr John S. Wise. ?f N?-? Y rk Is
tl '? guest of hts daughter. Mrs Uar
ney. the wii>- of i.ieuteuant Perrtne
ll?r..?'.v. at Fort Monroe.
Waterways Commission.
(By Associated Press.i
WASHINGTON. 1) C. Manb 4
In acrordatu <- wi''i The pr vision* of
the livers and harbor? bill, the fol?
lowing have 1? ? li ap|iointr?i as th*
waterways romml sion; Sennin. I
lialllng.-r New Ham shire: Barton.
Ohio: Piles. Wasbington: Smith
Michigan Simmons. Ncr'h Carolina,
and Clark. Arkansas, and Represen
tat ire-* Alexander. \. w Tork: l*>rl
?tier Illin is: Steven*. Minnesota
Wang? r Pennsylvania; Sparkman
Flor an?i Moon. i"i nnes*?-e.
v^e Ore Tring of Consequence.
What we think -?'tat wc know. ?ir
wha' we belle-ir i* m the end nt lit
Iii . ..r-- i;u. nee Thi onlv thing of
|U ace .- v.l.it we do- Rn?kio
j ??Charity'- on -.our prescrlpMonj
|Cot.gdon tills lurm free. Ml Im
For Rent?Truck Farn?.
I . \< .-?-? -Good i .us.- adjoining
[fnwn M O I.ACKKT. *t
.Nlr-JIAL TOY
IV-er
M his lair
i>l weed and 111? "in
nsi Stealth
t He alth
Mart Puesmn
"t!r Rilly pneeum
rd thereby han-rx a 'ail.
rOkh. 42 W. Uuecfi St.
TO PREACH SERIES OF SERMONS.
Rev. G. W. Wray to Begin Special
Serie? Sunday Night.
Taking the eighth rhupter of
Romans as hip theme. Rev, George
\V. Wray. pastor of the First Met ho
dist church, has aunounced that he
will begin a series of special sermons
next Sunday evettlug. His first sub
jeet will lie Tlie Spirit and tin
Flesh.
For Rent?Truck Farm.
1. Acres- tiood House, adjoining
town. M O .LACKEY. 2t
Congdon's pharmacy accurately
compounds prescriptions. 214 1m
HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
WANTED?2 YOUNG LADIES WITH
sopie experienced in millinery. A|
ply at once, c t'. BPRGEa. ;:<
LOST.
'-i
LOST?NEAR DARLIaG'S CORNER,
red iMuse containing small amount
of money. Finder wilt kindly leave
tit Dr. Pressey's office and receive
suitable reward tf
SflVOV THEATRE,1
J. J. LINDSAY, Manager.
Best Moving Pictures; Attractive II
lustrated longs by Mr. Lindsay.
ADMISSION. 5 CENTS.
American Theatre
P N O E b V S
Motion Pictures -nd Vaudeville
SPECIAL CAW SALE!
Maple Walnut Cakes. Some?
thing uew and nice, 15c each
Butter Sponge Layer Cakes lthree
layers, ail flavors. ::(.r each: for Sat?
urday "Raspberry" fruit layers.
Extra for Saturday?Raspberry
Fruit Jelly Rolls 15c per pound.
Try our Family Pies. 12c each.
For Saturday?Huckleberry and
Home made Mince.
THE HAMPTON
BAKERY
Corner Queen und Hope Streets.
ALWAYS Inj FRONT.
When you do drink, drink right,
and l>e sure your liquor is pure and
matured. You ran test it by chemical
analysis, hut it more convenient to
obtain your suply from a reliable and
houent dealer, and just a< sure. Buy
what you need at Leonard's, ami you
will get the pure stuff.
Port, per gal.$1.00
Sherry, per gal.100
Caret, per gal.LOO
Swd#t Cat aw ha. per gal.1.00
Tokary, per gal. L00
Blackberry, per bottle .25
Rhine Wine, per bottle.50
DiilTey's Malt Whiskey, per hot.. .85
Whiskeys In Bulk at the Following:
Bourbon Whiskey per gsi.$1.50
Parkwood. . 2.00
Star A Rye. straight . 2.25
Old Charter, straight . 2.5*.
Paul Jones . 2.75
Hunter .?00
Harper . .L00
Double S'amp Gin ... . 2.00
AI! bottle beer Be per hottle; 50c
per dozen. Wa'eh my imitators!
N. Leonard
Original Price Cotter.
PHOEBUS. VIRGINIA
Newell&Co.,l Rf.
71 te 25 W. Queen St. Hampton. Va.
We are crowing soro
Our business for |Sf>5 over $ 7..".?">
,Our bnslnews f<n- I** over IIMgg.M
t?nr h?t?in?-sa for l>?7 over $ir, own o?
Our h i*?nc?s for i'ms pearl. ! ' '?"
There Is a Reason
Csll SOd if cooncd We keep
everything in Furniture and Horse
furnishings t 'othln- f?r men sad
women
Your Credit Is Good
Jl Ii B W Queen St Pt"-?oe SJSj
? r 1 " ~.. jcrrz ..??"??-"?~~izjO!i,
CLOSE ?rOO P. M. ? X C E PT 8 A T L'RDA Y
Soft Finish Cambric, 25c Yard
You really want, tu nee this sort finish cambric, its positively beau?
tiful, exceedingly fine, evenly woven cloth, with snow white
finish, particularly good for waists?per yard.25c
Plaid Linen, 49c Yard
Several pieces of riald Linen walstiug have just come. I'luid Linen
waists tire very much in evid- nee these days.
Rowe's
DEPT. STORE HAMPTON, V A
Ransone Bros.
Ladies' Spring Suits!
New Shades, latest style. $10.00 $15.00
$18.00, $20.00, $22.00
Ransone Bros.
8 and IO West Queen Street
Geo. W. Phillips Thot. L. Sclater
Phillips & Sclater
Real Estate, Loans, Rents, Fire Insurance. General Auctioneers.
Bonding,
FOR SALE
3-room dwelling and two lots. West End, for tgOO.no; $10.00 cash
ami balance $ie.no a month. This is a bargain,
"?.'?foot front lot on Curry Street, (Phoebus), price. $::oo.0t>.
Two 50-foot front lots on LaSalle Avenue, and UO-foot street,
price $.''73.nf>.
12-roorti modern dwelling. 1 no-foot front lot on easy terms, will
sell for less than cost to build house.
Center Street.$13.0? ::23 Center Street.130.00
Sis Center Street.$L'."<? Marshall Street.$12.00
.Marshal! strei t.$25.011 f'ary Street.$33.00
Academy Street.flO.Ofl Randolph Street.$14.00
Elm Streel.$tl.oo a>:z Holt street.$10.00
.'34 Hoi' Street.$10.0? 43t; Holt Street. $3.30
LoCUSt Street. $S.O0 North King Street.$11.50
Call and See Us. No 3 South King Street. Phone No. 50
M. H. MORGAN & CO.
_9-11 N. King St._
Furnished Bouse For Rent!
Eleven Rooms?seven bedrooms?all modern
conveniences. See us for particulars.
BOULEVARD INN
Partially furnished. All modern conveniences.
Ten acres of ground, on car line, and having a
waterfront of five hundred feet. Fine bath.'ng,
boating fishing. Price reasonable.
Real Estate, Rents, Loans, Insur
- ance and Bonds si
HENRY !_ SCHMELZ, FRAkVX W. OARLHs*,
Pr-a dent, Vice-PresideoA.
^BANToF HAMPTON
ITS THE OLOErT A MO LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON SN
NEWPORT NEWS.
Capital, ? - ? 1100,000.00
Svphis, ? - - 1140.000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The only designated d positary la the S'atr of Vtrgiala ta Baa*
era Virgin's. W? ma*? mans on Real Estate?NOT PROHIBIT
ET>?as are 'he National Baits
4 PER CUT. MTEtEST PHI SI SII1NS ACC?ITS
NI-XSON S. QROOnE
Cashier