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THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO, THREE AND SIX
WEATHER REPORT.
Washington, August 4.
?Weather fore,-.ist for Suturday and
Sunday:
Virginia?Unsettled weather, with
probably local rains Saturday and
Bunday; continued high temperature;
fresh southerly winds.
North Carolina?Pair Saturday and]
Sunday; fresh winds, mostly southerly.
Norfolk nml VtilulUr.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
T< >-1'A Y.
lint and showery; unsettled weather;
fresh variable winds.
TEMPERATURE. HAINFALIj AND
HUMIDITY.
1 August Ith, 1SOT. I
Maximum temperature . 92
Minimum temperature . 75
I Normal temperature . "v;
I Departure from normal .plus ij [
Departure from normal since Janu- I
ary 1st.minus II
Rainfall In past 21 hours. 0
Rainfall sine.- first of month . 0
Mean humidity . SO
' r.\ LENDAR.
Pun rises at 5:12 a. in. and at
7:0s p. ni.
TIDES.
Norfolk?High water at 8:37 a. m. and
8:10 i>. m.; low water-.it 2:28 a. 111. and
2:2'.' p. m.
Old Point- High water at R:IC a. m.
ami 8:25 p. in.; low water at 2:07 a. in.
and 2:08 p. m. _
Lit i II.
nOWDK.N "n Friday afternoon^ Au?
gust 4. iK>>. t!KOIKIK, youngest son of
George K. and Eva Itowden. aged 7 years.
Funeral from the residence. No,
Freemason street, THIS (Saturday) AF
TKHN' >' i.\ at . o'. :.?? H_
ami si;mi;ntm.
OSCAR P. f:Is.-'iiN.'..Manager
W A DTE ft QAItltY.Slago Manag? r
Week of July 31, 1899.
PERFORM ANC ES DAILY AT I"1
AND S:30 I'. M.
MISS ESTEIt WALLACE,
Singing i 'onieilloiihe.
Gl ; EVANS AND GRANT,
?.1 Eccentric Comedians.
t*'i . MISS TILLY HUSSELD,
J Slonologulst.
'? WILDAIID AND RAYMOND,
'' I "The Chappies."
-CAPITAL QUARTETTE
STENTON AND SADOE.
Wholesale Dealers In Singing and
I inncitic
GARRY AND WALTERS,
Illustrated Songs.
1 RAND RE -OF 15 NI NO OF THE AU- I
I DITORIU.M THEATRE FOR Tin:
BUMMER REASON ON MONDAY EVEN
1NO. JULY IGTI-I!? The house will he
cooled ulth electric fans and liquid n r.
New faces and up-to-date Vaudcvillo en?
tertainment. Prices, I". l."< and 25c.
JyQ-tf_
Pianos Tine I. Poth Phon . i 1".'.
Piano Umm Sale
We are petting ready for a hlg Fall
trade and ii.o.. ordered iaiy.- shipment ..t
Pianos from our factory. This means we
must dispose of every Piano in our waro
rooms within next thirty days. We have
large stock of second-hand pianos taken
In exchange as part payment on "The
Peerless Stetff Piano." Some of these
piaie.s w." can sell as low a i Si".
W rite postal for special price list.
Stielt Factory Warerooms,
THE VIRGINIA
272 Main Street.
Headquarters for tho rnly genuine
French Vienna and Home Ma le [tread in
the city. Fane) Cakes and Ice Creams oi
every description Idhown t" the art.
Have you tried our spnrkllng Soda? All
tjyiups drawn from Klasn Jars. Syrup
Hindu from frtiil Juices only. No extracts
used A trial will convince yon.
in the Cafo you can be nerved with all
the delicacies oi (lie season preoaretl by
French Chefs. _
Specialties each Saturday,
WATCH THE WINDOWS.
Norfolk, Vn., July ::ist. 1899.
Tlll<( >U( ill errors of some kind we
have lost track of a great many
Ice Cream Freezers.
To those having any in their pos?
session w.' would oiccni ii a special
favor ii they will kindly inform its.
THE METTOWEE,
19 CHARLOTTE STREET.
Ttoth 'phones, 519.
M' mm bud im
PURE BALTIMORE CREAM,
Spe. ial prl. Cs for parties and excursions.
All the popular flavors. Orders taken tor
delivery to any part of the city. We com?
pete with all prices and our lee Cream
and Ices are guaranteed to he the best.
NORFOLK CfljiDY KITCHEN.
Southern States Phone CT3.
Je20-7 :i PANIC ST.
FLc??RT
V?lGRT ROYAL CROWN 1=? the best
In the world; ll.SO per barrel, :{?) and 60c.
feat;
V?I?HT best patent, ns gootl as
the best: J1.25 per Panel. 2$ and 55c. bag,
voioht "above all." " good fam?
ily Flour; 13.50 per barret; 25 and 50c. bag.
*u: ou ar a nt ee the quality .and
Prices of the above goods.
VIRGINIA GROCERY GO.,
STENG1L 0uTTE,K5:
/\ f> N t. Kubbei andSleel Sta'tni ?,
c\ Rollrond, Hetr;. Baggngt
P\nml Ht.?-?Chr k?. >e.ds.
Ahr. Ircr, Stencil andStamf
/I'ltik^. Pad*, li.iter.s, etc.
PMfPNIX
Stomp ar-fl SienciiWoiKS,
Job Printers, I
Cor. Nivison and Church Sta, I
COURT DECISIONS.
._. !
Notes of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are of Interest to
Our People.
DIGESTED BY W- B MARTIN.
(Exclusively for Vlrglnlan-Pllot.)
COWAN V. N. M. is. & I.. ASSOCIA
th ?N.
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia,
June 22, 1899.
AN ENCEPTION THAT A COMMIS?
SIONER'S REPORT IS NOT SUP?
PORTED BY, BUT IS CONTRARY i
TO, THE EVIDENCE AND THE,
LAW. IS Ti><> VAGUE AND IN?
DEFINITE TO BE CONSIDERED.
UN FORFEITED STOCK IN AN AS?
SOCIATION ORGANIZED UNDER
THE LAWS "!?' ANOTHER STATE
IS SUBJECT TO FINES WHICH
THAT LAW AUTHORIZES AND
DECLARES SHALL NOT BE
DEEMED A VIOLATION OF ANY
STATUTE AGAINST USURY.
This was n suit to enjoin n s.ilc tut- i
der ii deed ?>!" trust held by def ndant
compniiy on certain land >d* ih" plain- i
tiff, and asking trial Ihe d.I be declar?
ed void. &c. The lower court held the
deed .I and plaintiff appealed.
The coui t says:
The complainant has nol adduced a
word of evidence in support "f an alle?
gation of Ihe bill, except in respect to
the rate of Interest charged. ? ' Those
objections were overruled by the lower
court the cause referred lo a com?
missioner ascertain the true'amount
due from cotqpjuinant ujion her con?
tract.
Upon the llilng of this report bill two
exceptions were taken thereto <.n behalf
of complainant.
Klrst. Because it is nol supported by,
but is contrary to, the evidence and
law. ? ????????*?*
The lltst exception is addressed to
no specltied erroi in the report, and was
too vague and Indefinite t.> I.onsider
cd. The second exception was also
properly overruled. The appellee asso?
ciation was organized under and by vir?
tue of Ihe statute law of the state of
New York, which expressly nuthorixts
I ho association to make all the charges
of Interest, premiums, dues, &<?.. that it
lias made In this case, and expressly
declares thai the Imposit inn of fines for
non-payment of dues or fees, or other
violation of the articles of association,
nor the making of the monthly pay?
ment required by the articles of asso?
ciation, or of any premiums for loans
made to members, shall nol be dei nt td
;.> be a violation of the provisions of
any statute against usury. It docs not
appear tiiat the association has ever
declared appellant's stock forfeited, but
she has voluntarily ceased to pay, and
has sought to be relieved from her con?
tract, and in ascertaining ihe ajnount
dun from lor. she has been credited
with the withdrawn value of her stock.
Alllrmed.
COOK BREWING < lO. V. HALL. 1
Appellate Courl of Indiana.
F< bruary l".'. IS99.
THE LAW OF THE ROAD RE?
QUIRES TRAVELERS ME ET IN ('.
KACII < ITH Ell T< > K KEP T<? THE
RIGHT, AND THIS LAW APPLIES
TO TRAVELERS MEETING <?X
CROSSINGS.
This was a euit by Ball against the
brewing company for personal injuries
suffered by him by being rim Into by a
team of the company whilst he was
ruling a bicycle. Tin re was a verdict
and judgment in the lower court for
the plaintiff for $l.'?">. ami defendant
appealed.
The Cotirl says:
Among tin- instructions given to the
Jury was the following: "The law re?
quires thai persons who meel on the
highway shall keep to the right. This.
h< wovor, does not give a person a right
to keep loi the rlghl "f the mad re?
gardless of consequences. It simply
.means LhaJ b:s duiv is m u-en to the
right, unless he has some warning to
Indicate to him that he must take som ?
other course to protect himself or to
avoid injury to others." The case on
trial Involved a collision of n bicycle
ridden by Ihe nppcllcc with one of the
horses drawing the appellee's wagon,
and driven by its servant, upon a pub
lie highway. The Jury would under?
stand the Instruction to relate to the
meeting of such vehicles upon the high?
way.1 to Ihe rule that each <>f them
should keep to his own right hand side
of the other. With such understanding
there was no available error In giving
the Instruction. Among the Instructions
asked by ih'- appellant, ii ml refused,
was the following: "The law of the
road, renjulriug people in towns travel?
ing on highways to turn lo the right,
tines not apply lo crossings."
The law of the road to which this
instruction expressly relates Is a rule to
be observed by travelers meeting each
othi - ii!.i public highway, ami It
applbs to persons win. n.t each
other at any pari of ? highway, w heth?
er at a crossing or elsewhere. The in?
struction did not purport t<? state n
rule for travelers crossing each other's
course, and the rule applicable to trav?
elers meeting was Improperly limited,
The judgment Is iifllrmod.
Mottllcello** Nfieclnl ?Hier in rititlnrii
Hen.
Mr. SylvnnUS Stokes, proprietor of
the Montlccllo Hotel, announces in an?
other column that he will make special
low rates to business men whose fami
Tbe fad that a bolllO appears to eon
lain a quart of whiskey, doesn't make it
that it .bus bol l :l .piart. even If it is
1 r nt. d "full quart" on the IiiIm I.
A bottle of ?1. O. Taylor Whiskey, as
scaled, contains 26 ounces; It has never
contained moro during the 33 j.ars we
have bottled it.
Some of the imllailons of G. o. Taylor
Whiskeys, represented to hold a quart (32
ii- ? boil 30 tiuid ounces, and the
whiskey has added to it ir. per c ut. of
water, which, on a ilnzoi bottles, If
valued nl $10, decreases the cost 11.10, or
the real value to 18.50.
If a physician prescribes whiskey for
sickness h.. does not intend his patient
siaiii use water, particularly if whiskey
or stimulant is needed to increase ihe cir?
culation or t:> build up wnstini tissues
(1 (i. Taylor wh skevs .an be de;* nded
Upon for real Worth in the sick room
del the genuine ind see thni our ftrm
name la on the label and over the cork
in each bottle.
CHESTER H. Q-RAVES * SDNS.
Eor sale at White Hro?s., Norfolk, Va.;
Browns Hotel, Portsmouth, Va.
lies arc away during .the yellow fever
?care. Mr. Stokes' action in this mat?
ter Is to be commended and wo have
n>> di>ul>! that a large number of our
business men will avail themselves of
thi- opportunity he affords thorn, and
take advantage of the splendid accom?
modation and complete service of the
Mnntiecllo at reasonable rates during
the boated term.
SHIPPING AND BANKING
STATISTICS FOR THE MONTH OF
JULY, 1S99. AND YEAR'S TOTALS.
The Hoard of Trade and Business
Men's Association, of Norfolk, through
their statistician, Mr. K. E. Dawes,
kindly furnish the following valuable
tables of business statistics of the port
for the month of July, with some com-1
parts mis with former years:
EXPORTS FROM POUT OP NOR?
FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH Ft111
MONTH OF JULY.
S.930 tons coal for ships' use.$ 17,850
Hark . :!.">0
1S1 tons loan. 2,896
508,642 bushels corn . 210.249
8,000 bushels wheat . 67,600
3,691 barrels Hour . 22,764
18,741 tons eoal . I'.T.lL".'
3,600 tons coke . 8.760
3.101 bales cotton, 1.485,299 lbs.. 90,393
442.S47 lbs. cotton waste. 11.071
1.681 tons phosphates. 16.S10
Nuts . 96
Crease . 6,536
2,008 tons pig Iron . 31,272
1,816,640 lbs. cotton seed meal.. 17,031
27,500 gallons oli . 2,750
2,600 gallons cotton seed oil- 520
All other. 31,888
1,091.462 lbs. lard. r,;,.IS7
191.975 lbs. leaf tobacco. 13.438
129.148 His. st. ni tobacco. 5.166
Logs and other . lni.TsT
1,110 staves . SO
Total .ST?a.SOs'
Six months previously re?
ported .87.217.613
Total seven months.$7,952.919
Value of Imports for July. ttO.SO'.l
Six months previously re?
port.! . 63.242
Total seven months.$ 84.045
VESSELS ENTERED AND CLEARED
IN FOREIGN TRADE MONTH
OF JULY.
Ent. Ton. Cl. Ton.
7 H.SM ;1T 62.404
Six months
reported ... 57 HI.OSs r.;o r.!:?.::a.".
Tt'l 7 m'tha 64 108,967 :;.".7 G0."..7;!7
COASTWISE.
Ent. Cl'd
IS'J 170
Six months reported.... 1,135 960
Totnl seven months... 1,317 1,130
COMPARATIVE CLEARING HOUSE
FIGURES FOR MONTH OF .ILLY.
lvis. iv>:<.
Clearings .$ 3,742,003 $ 5,567,032]
Balance . 623,392 1,065,927
Total 7 months, ending July 31:
1V.1S. 1S09.
<-|earing? .$28,038,970 $34,211,637
Balance . 4.dj::.s>7 6,173,49S
E. E. DAWES.
Statistician.
BRIEF ITEMS OP INTEREST.
Mr. Leroy Cnpehart, of Roxabel, N.
C. visited the Cotton Exchange yester?
day.
.Mrs. Hatcher, wife of Rev. Samuel
C. Hatcher, of Queen Street M. E.
Church, accompanied by her little
daughter, has gone to New York ci;y
t > visit relatives.
11 v, H, E. Johnson. D. D., lias re?
turned from Mathews county, wnere he
has been assisting Rev. J. E. Deshazo
in a protracted meeting.
Mr. SylvantM stokes, proprietor of
Montlcello Hotel, will leave for Balti?
more to-night to bring his family back
to Norfolk.
Judge Hnnckcl, Of the Corporation
Court, is expected back in the city to?
day, and he will take up the Tripoli
street condemnation proceedings if the
litigants are ready.
Miss Daisy Morgan, one of Lynch
burg's most attractive young ladies,
who has been visiting her brother, Mr.
II. G. Morgan and other friends in Nor?
folk, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. J. I'. Lelby and Mrs". Mclver
Jiave gone to Southern Pines, N. C.., to
spend August and September.
s.ii (olu People.
We desire to impress upon yon that
there is absolutely no danger ef Ocean
View b"iug quarantined. The trains
lire running on schedule. The hotel,
theatre, ball-room and howling alley
will continue open just ?? if there were
no cases of yellow fever nearer than
Cuba. For one week all guests of the
hotel, purchasers of meal tickets, and
holders of commutation books, will be
allowed free iisc of hotel bath-house
and suits. Norfolk people bringing
bathing SUitS Will be allow ed use of
bath house without charge. No rough
characters admitted. At a time like
the present, when the people are under
a strain, any physician will say a pleas?
ant ride, a dip in the ocean, anil a few
hours of diversion are greatly con
duclve to good health. au3-6t
Properly Transfers.
Deeds were recorded yesterday mak?
ing tie- following transfers <>i property:
From Mary Frietax to .1. R. Young,
bd on Hughes street, mar Brnmbleton
avenue: $ioo and other valuable con?
siderations.
From Michael Enrighl and wife to R,
F. Grant, lot at northeast intersection
of Sei ond and Mlnttirn streets, Atlantic
City Ward; $1,800.
From II. KI. Trice and wife to Mrs.
Ella. N. Godfrey, lot with improve?
ment on Highland Terrace: $-j.oon.
From Moses Harris and wife to Da?
vid Parker Burgess, Improved lot on
the northwest corner <>f Nicholson and
Fifth street; $900.
Till? Snereil lleurl of Jean*.
Yesterday being the first Friday in
this month, services in honor of the
Sni red Heart of Jesus were held at St.
Catholic Church. Rev. Father Frloli,
who rccentiy returned from an extend?
ed trip, officiated. The services con?
sisted of Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament, while the choir from St.
Mary's Orphan Asylum sang sweetly
the latin hymn. "O'Salutaris ami
Tantem Ergo." There was a< large
congregation present, not withstand?
ing the hot "weather.
To-morrow will he com mit n ion day
at this church, when some of the
Catholic societies will attend in a bodv.
We nre making a sr>e<Mn] run on
FINE QI'ALITY DIAMONDS. Ixarn
our prices for first-clnss goods
THE GALE JEWELRY CO.
Forty Carts Removing Three Hun?
dred and Twenty Loads a Day.
Citmpnlcn ><'??<! cil on ItarU Tnrilo
nml Vurnnl l.ol? I out >\ III. It no I.
?,Veeil% mid Urnaa ? .Mnkluc (iooil
A reporter or th > Virginian-Pilot
made an Inspi ??.. >u tour of Norfolk
proper yesterday In company with As?
sistant Street lnsp< :>r Jacques.
The str.- is of tho old four wards of
the city were very th iroughly Inspcct
ed and found to be in excellent condi?
tion. Tlic street department h is forty
carts at work, and these are removing
garbage and n< ral di bris at the aver?
age rate of eight ! a Is eu< ii per day.
There are als.? three gangs of hoys
at work, twenty in all. in charge ot
three men, removing grass and weeds.
They are doing very good work and
are making good progress.
The men are all w irking hard and de?
serve much credit. The trash that is
coming out of back yards all over the
city is surprising and Indicates tli.it a:
thorough cleaning up was one thing ,
much needed.
BACK YARDS.
One tiling that now demands prompt
attention is the cleaning up of the
rank weeds and grass in back yards
?and vacant lots. This work can be be?
gun to good advantage within a stone's
throw of the Armory building. Here
and there all over the four wards are
premises that are foul with rank vege?
tation and where th" sun does not get
a chance to dry up the surface.
HENRY STREET.
One of the localities most c unplaln
ed of Is Henry street. The ? wdltlons
there are much improved, but much re?
mains to be done. This is no fault of'
the street men, but of natural condi?
tions and Imperfect drainage. Disin?
fectants are being- used In the gutters
there and elsewhere, where the ground
is low and water-soaked.
The ditches along- the East factory al
side and rear deserve attention. Mr.
East was interviewed and admitted
that conditions there were bad. but said
lie was ready and willing- to do any?
thing- the Hoard of Health would deem
proper. At the same time he express?
ed the opinion that the Ocean View
Railway Company should take hold
there and abate the nuisances, as the
street mis practically monopolized by
its tracks east of the Ocean View de?
pot.
DlSEASE-BHKUPl NT. SPOTS.
Several disease-breeding spots ' were
noted, but the two that seem mos:
threatening are the duck pond and
marsh on the block bounded i?y Charles,
Chapel, Calvert and Henry streets. This
is owned by the Turner estate. The
stagnant water there looks bad.
There Is another bad marshy spot on
Chapel street, between Mosely and Cal?
vert streets, the property of the White
estate.
THE DAW DISK ICO A It OED.
The Inspection trip showed that the
law against throwing- vegetable refuse
in the streets is quite generally disre?
garded.
INSUFFICIENT TRASH RECEPTA?
CLES.
Another thing- disclosed w as that hun?
dreds of people are using- as trash re?
ceptacles cans, barrels or boxes much
too sniall.When tie- receptacle is tilled,
more garbage is piled all about it. This
is a violation of the law. I^itRer re?
ceptacles would facilitate the work of
collection.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
THE NEW UNION HELD AN IM?
PORTANT MEETING LAST
NIGHT.
A meeting of the new organization of
the carpenters and joiners was held last
night at Bricklayers' Hall, with ilfty
clghl members present, and President J.
T. Blick In the chair.
The meeting was a very enthusiastic
one. Money was raised to send to Phil?
adelphia for a. Charti r and outfit. This
will reach Norfolk about the middle of
next work. This new local union will
begin next Friday night to hold regu?
lar weekly meetings at Bricklayers'
Hall. Several new members were ad?
mitted last night and the union now
has a membership of sixty-two.
Prospects are that the union w ill grow
rapidly. At tie- next no.-ting some ac?
tion will be taken in r< fi rencc to par?
ticipation in the Labor Day celebration.
It is hoped that ['resident Lloyd, of
the Unit.-d Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners ..f America, will be in Nor?
folk about the latter part <d* August,
and it is expected that he will install
the officers of the ie w union.
Mlernry Kote?,
The special summer number of the
Pall Mall Magazine, published on the
ISth of July, contains many articles and
stories of exceptional interest, among
which are the two following titles: "An
Epidemic of Kissing." An article of
quite unique interest has been written
by Professor Lombroso, the great In?
dian psychologist, It deals with the
"kissing tour" of Lieutenant Hohson,
of tie- Morrimac, from ;t pathological
standpoint. "America To-day: North
and South." Mr. William Archer, the
well-known literary and dramatic critic,
has return, d from a prolonged visit to
the United States, and will contribute
the first <.f iv.., nrtlclcs dealing- with
the rapproaehement between the North
and tile South. There ate many other
short stories by well-known writers:
several illustrated poems and nrtlclcs;
and tho frontispiece is an exquisite col?
ored plate. "The Hoar Hunt," by G.
Denholm Armour. The Fall Mall M ici
zine. Astor Court, New York.
"Like diamonds raindrops glisten"
Drops of Hood's Barsaparllia are precious
jewels for the blood which glisten in tlr, :
use.
M. inner ilohjnrk,
TiVa th? handonmi; new steamer
"Mobjack," of the old Dominion Line,
for a delightful all-day trip on the
water. She leaves Hay Line wharf
dally, except Sunday, at ?:f>0 a. m. for
Mobjack Hay and landings in Mathewc
and Gloucester counties. Fare only
$1 for excursion trip tj return same
day. Jyl6-tf
DIVINE SERVICES SUNDAY.
PRKSBYTERI AN CHURCH ES.
Pirat, Church reel, between Holt
ant) Cove. Proa hing by the pastor,
Rev. Edward Ma k, 1?. 1?.. at H a. m.
and S p. m. Sa :rament of the Lord's
supper administered at the inorning
service. Sunday school ut 9:30 a. in.
Westmhiisl r L- uguc prayer meeting at
7:15 p. tili
Sei 'it I. Frei mason, near Boush street
?Closing sermon of the paster. Rev.
\V. s. La< y. D IX, at it a. m. So ser?
vice at night. Sunday school at 9:30
a. m.
Park Avenue. Bramblcton.? Preach?
ing l>y the pas: >r, Rev. R. B. McCluer,
at 11 a. in. and S p. m. Sunday school
at 9:30 a. m.
I'.uk Place.- Prcn -hing by the pastor.
Rev. ?;????. w. Law son. nt 11 a. in. and 8
p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in.
ColVey Memorial. Atlantic City.? ;
Preaching l>y the pastor, Key. C. W
Maxwell, at ll a. m, and S p. m. Sun-!
daly school at 9:30 a. in.
Lambert's Point.- -Preaching by the
pastor. K-v. C. I?. Ollkerson. at U a. m. ,
and 8 i>. in. s-.in.i.iv sehe l nt 9:30 ?
a. m.
METHODIST EPISCt TAL.
Epworth, corner Freemason and;
Boush streets.?Preaching l>y the pas-'
tor, Rev. \V. J. V ting, l>. I v. ni it u.
m. and S p. in. Morning subject: ''Per?
fect Peace;" evening. "Misfits." Sun?
day school n't 9:15 a. m.
Cumberland.'between Holt ami Cove
streets.?Preaching by the pastor. Rev.
II. K. .1.>biis.>n. 1>. I', tit it it. in. an.l i'.
p. in. Morning subject: "Keep Cool;"
i veiling. "God Revealed in Christ."
Queen, corner of Puiaskl an i Queen
streets.;? Preaching by the pastor. Rev.
S. f. Hatcher, at 11 a. hi. ami 8:15 p.
m. Morning subject: "The World's
Greatest OceuHst;" evenings "The Im- |
pending Plague; How ; > Avert It."
McKchd'rec, corner of flay ami Clal
borne avenues. 11 ramble ton.?Preaching
by Rev. .1. W. Crlder a; 11 a. m., an.l
Lev. w. T. Williams, of LcKles Memo
rail, nt S:16 p. m.
LcKles Memorial, corner of Camp
avenue ami Port street.?Preaching by
the pastor. Rev. W. T. Williams, at 11
a. in. an.l 6 p. in. Sunday sehool at
9:30 a. in.
Trinity, corner of Maltby ami Cor
prew avenue, Brnthbleton. -Preaching
by the past ir. Rev. Lloyd T. Williams,
at ll a. in. and 8:15 p. in. Sunday school
at 9:30 a. in.
Centenary, corner Boush and Queen
streets. Preaching by the raster. Rev.
W. II. Edwards, at ll a. in. and 6 p. in.
Sunday school at tel.". a. in.
Hutitcrsville, Johnson avenue.?
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. Daniel
T. Mcrritt, a: ll a. m. At 8:15 p. in..
"Echoes from the International Ep?
worth League Convention." Sunday
s. hool a I ;i 30 a. m.
Lambert's Point, near Lawrence ave?
nue.?Preaching at 11 a. in. No service
nt night
LUTHERAN.
First Church, Charlotte, between
Gran by and Brewer streets.?Preach?
ing by tit,- pastoi-. Rev. .1. E. Spcnk, at
11 a. in. ami S p. in. Sunday school at
10 a. in.
CHURCH <>K CHRIST.
Freemason, between Bank ami Brew?
er.?Preaching by the chaplain. C. Q.
Wright, of the r. s. l:. s. Franklin,
at 11 a. m. No services at night. Sun?
day school at !':4.". a. in.
CHRISTIAN.
Memorial Temple, corner of Cooko
ami Tunstall avenues. Bramblcton.
Preaching at n a. in. and S p. in. by
Rev. W. P. Porter. Sunday school a;
9:30 a. in.
I'tie Yellow lever Aitikh I lie Itlver
Will not stop the excursion from u dug
to Ronnoke on next Tuesday at 9:10 a. j
m.?83.50 round trip, giving you nearly]
four davri in the mountains, via Nor?
folk and Western railway.
Hotel accommodations, Si per day. I
at Hotel Bedford.
.1. F. HERMANN. Manager.
au5-2t No. 460 Main St.
A I Heron Vie IV.
The fever scare seems to be on thi
wane if travel to Ocean View may l>>
considered a fair criterion. The crowdal
are beginning to go there again. The
lishlng us excellent, and huge catchet
are being made daily. Patronage
the hotel i?i on the increase, ami the
Ocean View 11 >!? 1 Is comfortably filled
with guests. Among in - numerous ar?
rivals yesterday was Mr. Samuel G
Benedict, Miss Mabellc Meanly, of Bal?
timore: dipt. A. w. Walker ami s>
of England; Mr. John s. Williams ami
Mrs. Williams, of Washington; Mr:
Gibson and Miss McCabc. of Washing
ton. anil Mr. It. .1. Orissman, of Haiti
more; Miss Manning, of Washington;
Miss Morgan, of Lynchburg; Hy. W.
Me.us ami Graham F. Walker, of Bal?
timore, and Mr. Charles Tulle, of Soa
ford, Dch; A. S. Rutherford and Lynn
C. Byrd. of Baltimore, and Sam Jone:
of Louisville.
BTCHiNC HUMORS
Hashes, and irritations instantly relieved and
speedily cured by hol baths with Ct net k?
Boat, to cleanse the nkin. irentle applications
of ci in i m i ?immem, p, heal the skin and
?'"Id do..- of CirriCUKA llESOLVBXT. to cool
and cleanse the blood.
Sold throughout lh?world. PoTrssntra i*t>Caiu
Cunr . I'topi . BotlOD. ?' HortoOiro ?.?... liumurt,"fro*
Refrigerators
1 HAVE A FEW oi." THE CHAL?
LENGE HARDWOOD REFRIGERA?
TORS. Ullr.'H I am OFFERING AT
i.11w PRICES Tl) CLOSE THEM OUT.
ik in' NEED BEE THEM.
i STILL HAVE a STOCK ok THE
BEST ICE CREAM FREEZERS MADE
P. J. MALBON,
109 Commercial Place
?oth Phones No. 40L
OCEAN LEVIATHAN
One of the Largest Freight Vessels
Afloat Now Loading Here,
Tlio Kitiiton TnUlng on Grain For
Kol i ml um- liiirndetl to (in Part
of Hit l.onil |%t Newport K?lft-A
I'row nl l.micnrs.
The Virginian*!'!! : yesterday briefly
noted the arrival at this port of the
Sam.>.i. one of biggest :": :cht ves?
sels that floats. Shi is a picture of
majesty and strength as she Hois at
the elevator of the Norfolk and West?
ern Itailroad Company taking on grain
that she began t.? load yesterday.
Tili? Samoa Is of 0,537 : ins burthen
and lOiOQO t uis grain capacity. Her di?
mensions are: length, 4>;.'> fei :. beam, 52
feet; depth. ">> feet. Sie- has a crew of
eighty-seven olliers and men. Her ottt
ecrs ate English, and her new is made
up of Lascars, it was a strange s ght
to sec these half-clad sons .>: !? i ?
walking around barefooted on ? h :
iron deck that was ho; enough to be
torture to an ordinary man. These
Lascars are said to tie tine sailors.
The Samoa was built in 1S92, at Snn
derland. England, by Wm. Di'xfoni *
S ins. L't'd;, and is owned by a llrni o(
Span..mis. Lnrrinnga ?<? Co. Her hail?
ing port is Liverpool. Kngland.
II. r captain is troubled now on a --
count of the yellow fever Quarantine,
as he Intended to gOi a large portion ??:?
his grain load at Newport News. He
is .is yet undecided where he w ill finish
Iiis load, as he cannot get a full load
hero! now.
The big- dron Ship i:' Weil worth a
visit whde she lies In re. and can be
seen from any portion of tie- Norfolk
and w. st. rn whan es.
Heller in six IIon
D:stre-.s;ng Kidney and Bladder dip
ease relieved in six hours by "New
Great South American Kidney Cure."
It :s a great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness In relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male
or female. Believes retention of water
almost Immediately. if you want
quick relief and cure this Is the rem?
edy Sold by Walk- & Martin, drug
K.sts, I OS Water street. Norfolk. V.l.
Chloride lime disinfectant, 5e. and
10c. packages at Trotters Drug Store,
corner Main and church streets.
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 6
R HEALTHY GQND1T10H
-OF THE ?
Mucous Membranes of the Nose,
Throat, Chest, Stomach
and Bowels
Is a mighty bulwark against all conta?
gious dlseasi s. a Catorrhal or unhealthy
condition of these membranes furnishes a
rich sod in which disease-generating
germs Increase and multiply. There Is no
one thing which you as an Individual .-an
do more Important as a safeguard against
all forms of contagion th in to place those
organs In a healthy condition. You can
rely on the public officials to carry out
all suitable sanitary pre.-.unions, but it
remains with you as an individual
whether you will place your body la the
best possible condition to res st contagion
or not. No germ ? an gain access to the
blood except through an unhealthy con?
dition of the skin or mucous membranes,
and generally it is a catarrh il condition
of the latter through which they enter.
Haa offices 1 and -' No. ."It Mam Street,
Norfolk. Va. Specialties: Catarrh and ell
diseases of Eye, Kar, Nose. Throat. Chest
and Stomach.
Hours. I1 a, m to IT 30 p. m.: C p. m. to
6:30 p. m Sunday llcairs, 10:30 a. m. ?o
12:30 p. m Tuesday nlsht auJ Thursday
night, 7:30 p. m. to 5 p. m.
Consultation always free. Medicines
furnished, Terms always moderate. Eye!
examined for gin free of ih.irge.
JOHN 0. GfUtnGE
ESTABLISH HD ISoS
Sewer and Well Pipe
BRICK TILE
ALL CIZES.
Lime, Cements,
Plaster, Bricks,
Laths. Hair,
Shingles, Flooring Etc
WOODSIDE'S WHARF.
NORFOLK, VA
~ TUNS TALL & SCHEIB,
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
Builders' Hardware, Plate and Sheet
Class. Iron Work.
Estimates cheerfully fu.-ntshed.
Jy22-lra
WATT, RETTEW & CLAY,
Saturday's
Selling
will be marked with much
bargaining at the notion coun?
ters.
The Great Mid-Summer
Sale of Notions offers a host
of wanted things, at ridicu?
lously little prices.
Here are a few suggestions:
each.
A ttle of Dr. Parker Tray's Nail
En unel or oncallne?13c.
A small i ttle of Murray and Dan?
man s Florida Water?13c.
A le of V!'>tn:in's l!ath Tablets?
19c
a la reo Metal Soap Hot?13c.
An all-bristle Solid Back Hair Brush
?13c.
a ; ill Satin?Belt silk Elastic Hos?
Sup] irters?any color?any stze-V
13c.
a b< \ of any Initial or embossed
"Norfolk, Va.." Writing Paper?19c,
a ?I :k oi I'ear's or Williams' Shaving
Soap?13c.
An all-leather Out-lain" Ba?-I3c.
An all-leather ku lined, Belt?any
size? 19c.
A Patent leather Belt?any size? i3o.
a w in:- Kid Belt?any size?13c.
Any one of our n^nlar 3Sc ,? 29c. or 50c.
Uclt Buckles?19c.
At ^t^^C ^--C~:
a 1 sttle of Colgate'- Sli.imp.o Mix?
ture?I5c;
A half-pint bottle of MIchcHen's best
quality Hay Hum-25c.
A box containing 3 cakes of Michel
sen's best Hay Bum Toilet Suup
A double-frame, all-leather Combina?
tion 1'ockctbook -2?c.
A package containing one dozen of
the famous "Mai ill.i Washing toil"
H.iir Pins?the best hair pin* m.vbi
--plain, rouhd top and crlinped?ilo
mo?? satisfactory hair plni on the
in.11 ket?25c.
Six rolls of the b".?t Toll-". Paper? 2..C;
A pair oi No. :t ? ti.no" Uioss Shields?
odorless? warranted ?wo will bo te
s pon si bio for any itamjgo tu dross
Item use of same? 25c,
A box of 21 sheets .^r lteyal Cri-stal
liond Paper?env !l? ; c.- tu match, Zi<i
WalfJettew&CIa)/
Bennett's
Tea and Coffee Store
If you want ftrst-clasc Tea nn.l
Coffees come to headquarters and
try
Our Blend 25c. Coffee.
COFFEE AND PEANUTS
BOASTED FOB Till: TRADE.
::i NEW MARKET 8PACE.
Old Phone S31. New. 771.
bUL s. - ^ ^ J S ~
j; Money! Money! j
Money! I
? ?: }
'4 he opportunity closes ,)
;, Saturday night, August ,
I 5th. ' I
i Listen! We recently |
\ unboxed a line of eleven- )
quarter tine Wool Blank- N
ets, and we're making a
. ten-d?ys cut-down on \
i them.
The offer:?-These soft, full
? size line Wool Blankets th.it are
(. valued at $5.00 a pair, will be
sold at si.so till above date.
Trifling summer prices on
beautiful Winter Blankets.
I hey're displayed in West
'? show window?take a passing
y, "lance.
. -
S. DOZIER, I
j; 206 Main St., Norfolk, Ya. ;|
? Academy of Music Building.
GR??E k mm.
Headquarter for foreign
and Domestic
Cement. Lime, Piaster, Britto
Sewer and Chimney Pipe, Laths,
Shingles, &c Office and warehouse*
12 to 18 PLIME ST
N.-ar th? BriJgi. NORFOLK VA.
HARD ^vVOODM
IN CAR LOAD LOTS
Jvisst Received.
The best for Wood Heaters, seasoned
or green. Deliver any quantity.
CHAS. E. SCOTT & CO.
200 LOVITT AVENUE.
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