J. Calhoun Johnson

onosrn sravgs cup ana J. In C_egrt zhe ' nit-ur. or ALL mras or •n ct ana et net y tbt the inc:udlng St ooee the and onsratg- able. the irk to a •t ot the ir in which 'he eon- nd a halt re about that he bad gelt. had ce possi- bear wtt• tangence slightest hands o before Ltfon„ to he docu- ilxty ana e genera) Otrt Iasi enlted out that zee who vernment were nd many but that . and •nr before atements »sta.n tlate tppear' or d said. rt who had the tutr- and their atlon and made to rnLtters sed over at 011, tn Ion 9t the made to nestlon of being , a the 'leg, come ed mainly lth refer- red tn his 'Int made. yral Miles' In re- 'd waiting cating the neantime, vey IO his n the beer beet he So issued to the Othy sn oatMs *-day to •a of State nary; T. W. Coend W, S. Neg ct V ErstAi.. maae man cemmltte- ot Te- rvatø •n boewr•.ry ot the A ot pertaiaEag tp .etJe•t to end tng reerve• vere to the oa detate Ttwy be on. gena.l r—ol'4tSao to t. pte•eqte4 to the eonwgtL•n •t • S*UtØO. Dr. Cha Yort by Oov«ace Tibosbam •nd delivered •ea.-ea m)i• vubli,• Tho eon- vention then •alourned until 0'clock this Getter.) CA". Ot Mtehinn. •t the evMing •esøson ot the Congreg. at whtch tbe toUovIng unanlmou»ty adopted: Your ec:nmltte• bag the honor to te• the tonowtng remutione• prer•red trom data furtJt•hed by the t•grtous lutlons presented gnd through the sugges- ond advice ot General Butterne.'d. ot Nev York. and others. and earnestty• re• commended to the Committee on Resolu- Uoos •ad thec eonv@tlon toe tav•eable consideration: Resolved. That the vlev• or the conven- flon Will be»t be accomplished the framing and to the Oovern• neot ot a projet for Legislative enact- ment which •hatl cause to be enrolled and made part of the national military and naval forces of the Btate•Ahe vu- tiOUA organt•ations and bodies of national guard, State troops, mllitfa and navel re- serve ag an enrolled re•ervo force ot the t;nitea States. under the orders and direc- tions ot the Preziden'. both tot instruc- tlon, .prepa.ration or any emergency through their resp«tive authoritie•; that sucv legislation should provide tor their erdisqnent and enrollment under come pensÅtfoF1 equaling, nominally, one cent per day, That euch legislation should provide for periodical assembly and instruction of guch In the actuat requirements for camp and nerd service In time of war. That the Ems, equipment and outqt ot these force* bé uniformed alike through- out the country under the directions and orovlsions 'Of the General *Government, and tho drlll manual ot arms, company. buttalloå and freglrnental Ormotione and be' uniform through the Sta.tes by sueh' enactment, that training for field experience be promulgated by an- nual 0'semb1age• of all ,the: officers and non-commissioned officers tor a period of at least one week or ten dayg tn• connec- tion with companies, battalions or regt- ments ot. regular troops; or naval detail of the Vnttcd States under regular officers supplementing such annual assemblage ot officers and non-coqnmissioned oftieeis by such number of days additional service of the entire, commands as •tho proper authorities deem necessary.. The usual complimentary resolutiong weret then adopwd after which the cen- ventlon' adjourned 30 Olclocr row. BABIES BALLOON. A Richview (Ill.) correspondent writes: WIIWxrn Harvey and his sis- term Miss Mary, living about six miles east ot this. place, tell a very interest- ing story of themselves which happen. ed a number of years ago. They were quite small, the boy being five and his sister seven years old. During the year 1858, ' while the State Fair was being held au Central City/ Ill., an aeronaut 'Of ChLcago , made an ascension On balloon at the State Fair on Saturday morning, and his bal- loon 'came down about six miles east of here, near the country residence ot William Harvey,' Sr. The owner or the balloon, feeling chilled, . Wentzinto the farmhouse to warm and tied his balloon ot V e, •.Dd Krut tursuture. Sa • o•.h« Esture• the ot at.,d due term •b.atev.e. *atti tr•c•. of b Vt to me en the tol.o•.• at Ch. day ot J •sroer of ma:m- tauen •a ld rano •nd have her my N one• is that Court be bebJ the Court 'n •he ettr of the :tlb day .t February. for 'he trial o; •nd the or B It may have or .ny inteet•t. are Ser•by eite•d te At and to •hoe it any hart. •hy • oual us prayed. NOR..AN TREAT, J. WEST. nuov M •mha,i. e. If.. rroetor for CSITF.D STATES or AMP.R!CA. EtsC I Jut. or on tba r. ot January, E. W. Btuts•ts r,lea hbel tn the nt.trtct Court of tho ted 8tnteø for the Di5trlrt ot V a, n.gatnst the schooner J. Calhoun Johnson. her boats. tachie•, apparet n nd furniture, tn a cause of wages. civlt and rnarltrme. And whereas. by virtue ot pro- In due form of taw, to me dtrecte• ret on the *1st day ot Janunryå I have •elted and taken th9 sai scbocner J. Caihoun Johnson and have her. Ln my euntody. Notice hereby given that a Dtetrict Court Will be held tn the entted Statea C6urt room. In the ctty ot Norfolk. Va..L on the 10th da of Febru- ary, 1899. for the trial of saiä premise, and the owner or owners. and ail persons who may have or claim any interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the time ond plnee aforesaid. to 'bow cause, it any they have. why a final decree ghould not prayed.. MORGAN TREAT, V. S. Nn Nhol. •By' J. E. WEST. beputy Marshal. Whitehuret & Proctors for Ll- bellant. FINE OF BCLLS. Bulls made In Austria bld fair to drive the Irish article out of the mar- ket, it one may judge from these speci- mense quoted by the London Telegraph from a Sienna ,oontemporary: "The post-mortem examination show- Cd •thatÄhe unfortunate girl • a teacher's daughter." "When the housematd entered the bedroom Athe usual hour -she 'found Soon her master. already. a corpse. afterward he •withdrew altogether fr the polltical nrena.• "The gas lamps, which at this time were not yet lighted, made the streets appear stilt darker." "Death trod with rough band this tender blogsom." "Upon the. grove stood a crogg rusted by the tooth of Time." "The laurel wreath upon the head of Mr. Reimerg has bit the right nail upon the head." "The new political eurrent tailed to take root' In thiÉ district." - "The happy moment JB not atwayp getzed to grasp the wheel of Time by the forelock." "Near the ehtld lag an old man standing by the edge of the grave." t'ln this question the gteps of the government go hand in hang witb the manufacturers." "The hinges upon which {hig affair turns are too, transparent." "When the •doctor ,arrived he found the platform covered with blood—the passenger had •bruised on the tore- head." "The hall divided itseii into two par- ties.'% "so . he, hurrl the Cowardly murdererovit,h din's mark upon his brow,spursued; by Lthe Eumenides and two MEN. fQ6gon ..peng the third of Merrimac. papers, Kthe February Vead runntr. then," te O. theoce ana the s.a:n 'Abd Laod rn• to a anil Hen- pnvate road E r•cd• to tbe rmd. •nd theac.€ eler.g the and ta Ing acres, and bet L ze eoc:• s•yed to eald lam T. by • James E, bell •nd •de page Ot Dred No. W, In the Clerk's ot the Couoty Court ot Frtrr•ss county. M, N. -t. WHITEHURST. JO. LANE STERN. t rust •e. February Sd, C. Ecrrell & Co.. Auction—n. TO A DECREE OF THE Circult Court of Norfolk County rendered in vacation on the iSth day oi January. A. D. tn the chancery cause thervfn pending Of. Gallup and wite et a:s. v'. Grtmes et als.. t Bhatt scil public auction at the Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange. No. Z34 Naan street, Nor• folk, Va., on TUESDAY, 14TH DAY or FEB- at 12 m.. the following property. situate Tte,ar Huntegville. to-w't; 1. LOTS number to b, Inclusive. as shown on the plat of the Stephen Wine Ingder property in the *aid suit. Lots No. 4 and '2 tr8nt 21.5 feet each. lot No. 8 25.5 feet. and lot' No. and 5 teet each, all on side ot the Toll Road, and&unntng back to a aepth ot JOO feet. more or lees. to the line ot lot No. Lot No. 3 has L - comfortable dwelling thereon. 2. LOTS No. 6 to It, inclusive. on plæt, frondng feet each on the south . slde of Goff 'treet. an(t running back 116 feet, more or less, to GLIlup•s line. except lots No. 10, 11, 12 and 13 have a depth ot feet more or less. , 3. LdTS No. 15 to 17, inclusive. on Nat. fronting 23 feet 4 inohes each on the south side of Gon street and running back 90 feet more or less, to lot No. IR. 4. LOTS number 18 to 80, inclusive, on gald •plat, fronting 20 feet euch, on the west elde of Chicozolaætreet and running back 70. teet more or legs, to Dusch's ' ilne. gcept Gt No. 80 has a frontage ot 19.6 teet and a width of IS feet in rear. b. LOT No. 14. on gaid plat, fronting 20 feet the east side of street and tunning back 100 feet, more or less, to the ttnd'0t lot No. 9. TERMS.--One-third of . the purchase money to bo paid in cash, the. balance thereof In two equal Instalments, payable at 6 and 12 months from day ot sale, with interest, the purchaser .or purchasers to execute notes, with approved security, forr the deferred payments. payable.to the spe• clai commissioner, and- toe title to be re- tainQd until thev funher order ot the court. A plat Of •the property . can be seen at the office or tho auctioneer. j. M. KEELING, Special Commissioner. Gallup et ux et alS.«vs. Grimes et ats.: 1, L. M.- Silvester. Clerk of the Circuit Court tor the County of Norfolk, do @er-, tify that bond •xequlred ot the s ial commissioner in tne above descrl suit has been duly given. Teste: fe2-tdsu I.k srLVESTER. Clerk. The Norfolk County Ferries FOR LEASE. ,ewashe it to rail fence near the Little things not 'Willie and Mary wergolayfng near the before ssumption r was h,lt ld to hear t was nest ;opln- »mmissloni pting it, site molitl+ don't arotnistrg-: concealer out in the barn. They noticed the balloon tied to the fence, and ag they had never seen w balloon they valked up *100k at Seeing itesoulW. go few teet and back again, they thought iti WOUld Ibe fun to getun the basket and ride. Mary helped . her little brother in and then she got The balloon went and down a while; then all at once 'It give lunge and pulled itself -Joose trom the fence.ev Up and up it went with the little Harvey chil: dren Int the basket: , wild chase after that Whereas. by virtue of section 1371 ot the Ccde ot Virginkav edition 1887 as amended by. an, act the General Assembly ot Virginia, approved February 23rd,Ä898, the Counci) of uthe: City ote Pprtsmouth and Board 'of Suptervisors 'of Norfolk County, are authorized, it they deem best for tho Century} oceount ot the kind re- adverttSlng tho Same for thirty days pre- eeptloil% he receive&on the 'Vious to •the daw of lease, to lease out tha Reina Mercedes. When we were ali on board and had laid law. betqeen the ctty of Portsmouth and aside accoutrementS$ 'tho .Nortollc and Wellington Point or Berkley, public auction; to the highest bidder. Cor -directed the men. term ot ten years, upon such terms and who were shlvefifig; to get down near the conditions as the said Council and Board furnace/ Co which no Objeftion was raised. Not a -word' spoken *till •we reached of SvpeftieorS shau determine» and may Mercedes.z. However great may have require boud or• bonds from the lessee or been their curiosity and interesti the offi- lessees, in •sucli sUm as they may •dem eers; after their. grst wordS ot greet' bests the Caithtul performance ot the Ing, fopbore to: ask*questions or make re- - . terms of thw lease, sand with? suretieg

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA East. Dist. of Va.—Whereas, on the 22d day of January, 1899, E. W. Sturgis filed his libel in the District Court of the United States for the East. District of Va., against the schooner J. Calhoun Johnson, her boats, tackle, apparel and furniture, in a cause of wages, civil and maritime. And whereas, by virtue of process in due form of law, to me directed, returnable on the 31st day of January, 1899, I have seized and taken the said schooner J. Calhoun Johnson and have her in my custody. Notice is hereby given, that a District Court will be held in the United States Court room, in the city of Norfolk, Va., on the 10th day of February, 1899, for the trial of said premises, and the owner or owners, and all persons who may have or claim any interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, to show cause, if any they have, why a final decree should not pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, U. S. Marshal, By J. E. WEST, Deputy Marshal. Whitehurst & Hughes, Proctors for Libellant. ja26-td

loritles ft •will General with Memorial and ad- Geneva) of w sol' had done that the Charlotte worth tendered Alar bill. o receive sked the dat ain't Shemeld, nogt ND ce årti- ades of OCK TO GUESS. (DetroiEFree Pregg.), called last ,n1ghtÜand he's charm- ing,» sher to her best girl friend, betweentvact'ltae "Cyrano de Bergerac.' iS simply fascinating in conversation and, evet$ectAn, his man- nersvMe has travelled a great deal* you a great' 'observer and -really gives' you a •bétteé'ldea»f &hat he hag the house, door, in the. city ot offer for lease for B term ot the Ferries which now ply; hy authorit ot jaw, between the cities ot Portgmoyt and Norfolk and Wellington • Point or Berkley/ known as The Norföik countyf'E Ferries, together with all , the, steamers—€ß. boats, their apparel and and the wharves, docks. landing*, Ings and all other property now owned the said city and county, and now used]" subject to hé used in connectfonmith and for the eases and purposes otmsaid Ferries, een than bé obtained from books. subject to the terms, conditionS anw pro€tCRT nefth1ngA1é told me wag simply en- Visions determined •and •approved, by Council of o the City of, Portsmoüth and chanting: and +1' •never heard it berore Board ot Supervisors: Norfolk' Countyo Which said terms and conditions may be from any one. "Pshaw!'Sz exélaiméd thÜOther, •fnto seen at •the office. of rnompson;, Jro whose eyes. had. .creptea deep green clerk of the City Council . and Alvah H. wag. made itieasy when you said you'd never ject any and alfbidsv and noøbi beard iU 'befcjre.',' "What «as - "A ;proposal,", Then they A gouag mear backto baek as the gects_ permit and did not speak during they rest 'of the long per- formance. S"; TRUNKS I CITY E O SMALL; 2 Main Street' received until the person or persons 4mak-QÅaw ing the same shall, have deposited tified check for. the sum of to the Treasurer Of the County of hiorfolk and Treasurer the City of PortgmoUth.É4é to be forfeited u on his or their -failure: comply with suc bids or tho terms' ot the lease; but to be rdturned tow such upozvhis bid being rejected or, on his pliance Vith the terms of said' lease. •JOHN CODD' Chairman Committee Board 'Ot Super-€ visors, i Norfolk County Va. W, T. bACKüS.,jk.; Chairman Committee City. Counéil, Pöt•tge mouth, Va. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Dist.: or on the 23 of January„ 1899, E. .W. Sturgis filed his libel in the District Court of the United States for ethe East. Districte ot Va.j against .the schooner J. Calhoun Johnson. her boats. tackle, ' apparel and furniture„ in a cause ot wages, civil manitime. And whereas, by Virtue of pro- cess In due form ot law, to mo directed, return.ble on the 31st day or Janua B.99. i. , have seized and taketvpthor saffå schooner J. Calhoun 'Johnson a bave her in my : custody. Notice is. eroby given. that District Court wilt be' ot Norfolk. Vo. on the 10th daty Ot, Febru— cry. for tile trial ot said premises, and the owner. or owners, and persons who may have or elatm any interesti are hereby cited to be and appear at tho time und place aforeeaid. •to Show- cause, any .they have. Why final ghould not . pasø NORGAN TREAT, •BY J. WEST, Deputy • Marghå. Whitehurst & tlugbes, Prootors •for. Seila.nt«

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, East. Dist. of Va.—Whereas, on the 23d day of January, 1899, E. W. Sturgis filed his libel in the District Court of the United States for the East. District of Va. against the schooner J. Calhoun Johnson, her boats, tackle, apparel and furniture, in a cause of wages, civil and maritime. And whereas, by virtue of process in due form of law, to me directed, returnable on the 31st day of January, 1899, I have seized and taken the said schooner J. Calhoun Johnson and have her in my custody. Notice is hereby given, that a District Court will be held in the United States Court room, in the city of Norfolk, Va., on the 10th day of February, 1899, for the trial of said premises, and the owner or owners, and all persons who may have or claim any interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, to show cause, if any they have, why a final decree should not pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, U. S. MARSHAL. By J. E. WEST, Deputy Marshal. Whitehurst & Hughes, Proctors for Li- bellant. ja26-td

the ades Of tailor- tailor' g: $2.45 to- -tn the Choice ssimere e Pcnts ich are ade for »e offer' demand Boysn $6.00 Top Coats,$å.75 To-morrow 'put oil sale of Boys' 'All-wool Covert Top -Coats, stylish lightshades, Which are. cut just' Colored bosom $ will Y Blue Work clothes offered qual- nforced without s, 48c Night fronts„ Fgr—-cut ike the found rrtewill like the meiiYs .top coats—our regular $d value—and. offer Lit at $$.7öc -Natty little garments for manly, little, fellows who •want, to be well dressed/t 25c. Silk Bov Ties, 12%c. A •iot ot Good, Quality SIIkeBand "Bows -In •the vmost attractive •stripe,- plaid and cheek effects—the sort you ve Always been •glad -to get at 25c.—wilI be offered tor Men's Wool Gloves, 32c. A lot Men's Good Quality Woolen Gloves, good andu warm, just thesort for this weather—keep the cold oute plain• and mixed effects—worth 50e. a pair—will go for 02 centse: 35c. Fancy Hoset J9c. 'Menis Fine Quälity Fancy Hoge, fn the most fashionable plaid, stripe and mixed effects—which are sold reg- ularly at 350. a pair—and they're worth It—wilt be offered at to-morrow. $1.00 Neckwear,' 50c.-: During thig hour . we'!i , Offer tho choice of our splendid tine of Men's Fine Neckwear . which sold 75e., $1 and $1.%, for 5åe, euch. The geason's newest• shapes v in- the , most ex+lusive patterns ever shown in the city. A.Not. more than two sold to a customer.) s Who Lead." MAIN. the highest Kidder;i in: front or the court• house door, viny th&eity ot Portsmouth; offer toi aease for • term Ot ten ears; the Ferries which now Ply; I by aut ority of •lawe between the cities Of Portsmouth and Norfolk and Wellington Voint or Berkley, amown tis The Norroik County Ferries, -together, with. all the steamers,' boatg€ -their appareEand appurtenances, L and. the wharvesÄoeks, landings; build' Ings and all other property now owned by the said city anÄ county, and nov used •or subject to be Used;-iii eonneetiön With and for, the •jses and purposes of said Ferries: subject, to the .termg. conditions and proe i Visions :determined- and approved by gaid Council of the City ot Portqmouth and Board of Supervisors of Norfolk County" whichv said terms and conditions may be seen at the Office of E. Thompson, Jr.. e)erk of the City Council.. and Alvah Martin; clerk of, the Board of Supervigorse The, eominitteé reserves the right to res ject any all and no bid shall be recelveå until the person or persons mak' , ing the ghan -have deposited a tifled check" for the; sum ot $2000 payable to the Treasurer of the County oi Norfolk and Treasurer ofl the Cityof Portsmouth, to be forfeited on hig or their failure to comply Sith sue! bids or the terms ot the lease; but to be returned to such bidder] u on his bid being rejected or on his com-v . p ance With them terms of said lease. Chairman Committee, Board ot Supere visors, Norfolk County Va.. W. T. i3ACRtrg Jr€i Chairmåß Committee City Councii, Ports- mouth. Va. ja25-30t UNITED STATES OF East: ' Dist. of 'Va.—Whereas, on the 23dL day of •January/ 18fQ. W. Sturgis filed hts libel iu the District Court of United Statee: f0Withe East/ u District ot Va. againgt the. schooner J. Calhoun 'Jonrtgon, her tackle, apparel and' furniture, in u; cause. oc wages, civil and maritime. And whereas, by virtue of pro. cess In',due, form of law, tor me directed, returnn.ble on , the 81st day ot Janua 18.09,'Ä I. have. Seized and taken the sa%å schooner. Johnson and have her 'in my custody, Notice, Is hereby-. given- that a ' Dlgtrlct Court wlll be old the United Stacee Court room. in t city ot Norfolk. Vaa.h on the 10th ot Febru, tary, 1890, for tho trial ot Baiä prernlgen . and the owner -or owners, and all persons who may have or claim any Interest, aro hereby cited to 'be and appear at the time and place aforesaid to Bhow cause, if any they, have. why a inn) decree should/not pass an prayed.owNORGAN TREAT, S. - Marshal. BY J.' E. wrxr. Deputy Marstuo, Whitå*lurøt aughcs, Proctors for Jan-td

Sfaxwen, Pierce , . Rich- m.ibert- Bhu- Smith *tailings. Stroud therland, derwood Wheel- RE. "ted can- corpse ot e on Bos- on caused a and bus. en sitting of the k he reu with e. Flames offln and The ,nd would he timely 't was so æeary to y—Phila- —There- Charles her home L linger- this city ed In the :emetery. n, of this the War ram from ich he g last re- over the th. Four, to small- Joh 1 A. Virst YRGFJ. There 's is unent Of ig, one or Ill and Js 'aylor notion to her. DEATH Lie deaths s city to- Louise FOR- k Sum) LÆ Wbtcn •aid terms a ,v-en at the otoce of E. 'I'lompson. Jr.. clerk of the City Council, and Alvah H. Martin. clerk ot the Board ot Supervisors. The committee reserves the rl ht to re- ject any and all bids, and no bit shall be received until the person or persons mak- ing the same 'hall have deposited a cer- ttßed check for the sum or $2@. payable to the Treasurer of tbo County of Norfolk and Treasurer of the City of Portsmouth. to be forfeited u on his or their faliure tg comply with suck bids or the terms ot the tease; but to be returned to such bidder upon htø bid being rejected or on his com- pliance with the terms of satd lease. JOHN A. CODD, Chairman Committee Bonrd ot Super- visors. Norfolk County VB. Chairman Committec City Council, Ports- mouth. Va. MEETINGS.. Norfolk. va.. January zd. 189m ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholderø ot the NORFOLK STREET RAILROAD COMPANY will be beld Lt the general offices ot the company„. this city. on Tuesday," February 7th, i 899, at 12 m. Jam-tdm H. 'C. WHITEHEAD, Secretary. Norfolk, Vat, - January 23d, 1899. THE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE stockholders of the NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILWAY COMPANY wili be helc at the general offices of the oomöany, this city, on Tuesday, February 7th, i 899, at 1 P. m. ja24-tdm WALTER H. IDOYLE, Secretary. CNTOCKHOLDERS' MEETfNO OF this company will be held in the Of- tice of D. room 404 Columbia •butldin , on THUkSDAYe FEBRUARY 2ND, 1899, at 4:30 p. m. NORFOLK KNITTING COTTON M'F'G, CO., D. LOWENBERG, Its President. ja24-tdm PAPER THAT VoN'T 'BURN. Take an ordinary penholder with .wooden Jiandle and metal socket, paste a gumméd label in such @ manner as nicely to: apply r half it. mpon the metal of the socket, and halt Of it upon the metal 'Of Lthe wood; then heatxegu• larly the covered portion in smoke— less flame, that:of an alcohol-lamp. for instance. The papep will become. care bonized upon the wood only,Abecause the wood, opposing itself to the passage of the heatÄt is the paper; which pro- teets itr on Che contraéy, ithe copper or the iron ot theo socket -lets pass the heat,' and •the paper at •this point re- mains white/ One can easily make little -aldohOI- lamp 'out of an ink-bottle; Onto the stopper you introduce a portion of Den- holder or glass, tube) which gives pass sage to the wick. The stopper will only burn v when the alcohoifin, «the aamp Éives outo It is : thug r Witw electricity; Which stops and i2eeoniéG' -intepse when ngø *body of bad conductor; the paper/ gor wheel example, is in contact With thec body of Slaving;lu a bad conductor; $ while it passes t 50 cents through Without stopping when the pa- en heiress -per is in contact Nithi a umetallic eon- ductor.—Savannah •News. of Aue- A BANK PRESIDENT DISAPPEARS. the saidsum ot $7.434.73,but three payments have been made thereon of FOO.OO each. to- Wit; On the day of July. 1897. on tha 4th day ot Aoyuet, 1897, and the 18th day of August, thus redueing the Indebt- ednees to the amount above stated. and RISO to attach the undtvided n-24tb6 inter- eel In the steamer J. S. Warden, belonging to the said The Post Steamboat Cornpany the same being In pcssession of the 01/ Dominion Steamship Company, and also the debts owlng by the Old Dominion Steamship Company to the defendant. The Post Steamboat Company, and also any • other estate of The Post Steambqat Company, Whether in fts own hands or the hands ot the Old Dominion Steamship Company. Antl affidavit having been made that The Pcst Steamboat Company is a foretgn corporatlcn and is not a resi• dent of the State of Virginia. but is a cor• poration of the State of NeW Jersey: the eald The Vogt Steamboat Company is re- uired to aooear within fifteen days atter- ue publication hereof, in the Clerk's ot- tice of thls court. at rules to be holden therefor. and do what is necegsary to pro- tect it€ interests, This order shall be pub- Ushed onco a week for four successive weeks In The Norfolk Landmark and shall be posted by Che Clerk at tho front door of the courthouse ot the corboratlon of the city ot Norfolk on the first day ot the next Corporation Court atte,r the entry thereof. A Copy—Tate: JUNIUS A. COLEMAN. n C. ja2ö-we4v€ Tunstall & Thom, p. A, rT'HE L'NITED STATES OF AMERICA„ .1 East. District of Va.—Wherens, on tho 23rd day of January. 1899. E, W. Sturgis file& his libel in the District Court ot tbe United States for the East. District ot Va. against the schooner . J. Calhoun Johnson. her. boatg,• tackle. uapparel and , furniture,. in a -cause ot wages, scivll and maritime. And whereas, by,virtue ot pro- cess in due form Of law, to me directed, returnable on the 81st day of January 1899. I have seized taken the •said schooner . J. -Calhoun Johnson and havo her In my custody. Notice• is' hereby given that a ustrict Court will be held in the United room, In the citw of Norfolk; Va., on the 9th day of Febru- ary, 1899, for the trial ot said premises. and the owner or owners, and all persons who may have or claim any interest, are he.reby, cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, .fto show *cause, iC any they have. why a tinal decree should not pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, S. Marshal, By J. WEST; Deputy Marshal. Whitehurst & Hughes, Proctor for Libel— UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, -L Eqst. District of , Va,eWhereas, ona the 18th Lday ot Januarys/ 1899; Jaroeg R. Baker and Giles Cuffee, partners - business under the firm name ot Baker. & Cuffee, filed their libel"in the District Court ot the tjnited States for the East. District -of ' Va.l against they tug ,boat South Baltimore: her boats, : tackle, ap- parei and furniture. in •cause N! colli- and 'maritime: And Whereas, by Virtue ot process in due form of lawao me directed, returnabl€ön the 24th day oc said tug boavsouth Baltimore and have her in my custody. Notice t is -hereby given, that n District Court will be held inn the United- States Court room. the city of Norfolk, Va,; on the 3rd day •of Febru« ary; 1S99„ for 'the trial i ot gaid - premises, and the -owner or ownersoand persons who may mave or claim any Anterest, are. hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid. to show cause, id any they haves-why Æb final, decree should not pess as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, U. S, Marshal. By J;' WEST, Deputy Marshal. C, W. •B. Lanet Norfolk, Proctor for Li- ja20-tdJ bellaut. Removal Notice ! ous. figure *Y-lending al ot $10. asNte11 rietirng„ he vorth over trequently and he ms LOCÄ irn- )out eight eccentric. lanagey his in need cot Ind bad a million gold were iOIe In the )la.ces, He one char. iow ot the be devoted nice arti- Russell, iKas.,åz January 81.—Charleg A. Wolcott, y president .tbe First National Bank, -Which •closed. its doors this morning,' has disappeared, He gaid to have left •lette? adviying -the directors of tnebank that his åecountg were so, badly involved that he Could not stay and 'face the 'consequences Jt is stated that there $ shortage in his accounts and rumor places the amount all the way from ± $SOOO pto $20,000. The" 'directors decline to publish 'the" letter left by the bonk bresident; but state alt tulleThe County Äreasurer v or Russell County has $17,000 oothe *county funds on deposit with the, bank. : President Woloott eis reported to have been a heavy speculator Orythe bear side ot the wheat market and funds of the bank aret reported to have been eaten up in his unfortunate speculation. Mre Wole cott has been in business here for twen- I desire to 'notify mw customers and the trade generally that have removel WHOLESALE Tobacco gnd Cigar MANUFACTURING BUSINESS ty•five years. TRUNKS ! n 94 (QLD MARKET SQUARE) where i have on exhibition the iargest and most complete asorgpent of CIGARS, CHEROOTS CIGARETTES, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBAC- COS SNUFFS, PIPES, &c., to be tounå in the city. The trade iS Core dially invited to ' vigtt mv new ,establlsh- ment and Inspect my goods and eomparo, of priceg With ceny other house in the dty.'. THAT WILL NOT BBW UNDERSOLD. Very •respectfully. L. W. DAVIS, 94 AND 96 commERc1AL PLACE,

ea the eø.je ot B Ot ave tz •a—ona ble nment Ot Inst bat the eutain.•• Eater, by the der. ••tbe why we the prfv- the non.•• reter the frorn (taugh- eecb • lessee, an ,ngui'hed .olutloa• endment. not of the 'Idlers. he tng and •ious wo- care for nt•- had »ast, and future. ery other yved the . the dls- a thlng e amend. Alabama, ttempt to at ft had nobody expressed ding bill. Ing hour Gal- third tor the ot the It notable Four's or - Ohio, ÄvYong1Y, etlect the Grosvenor that the pifiesmag Ihis coun• he Deace future of Congress esident• to e for him tress. tue to ex- pasgage, important The ad, itied from .d the size ay be re- ay session Iblican,l of or New of Ore- l. Messrs. arkansas; McRae, ng, Demo- tion Ito it of Illinois, Lin, modin- unti 26.—BarOn still under tended to day, but a :onvz -New the pair ent, they raudulent- ounds ' in ' ' has been There is attempte here.' the taar et out the • Dk...h ur Beriky. C•octy •.t the Efghe« term tern Coa•cal sum t-tey cay best pertenea•oe •t tbt •ttb by suf&ient. oc ghan made to the Ctty Portsmouth and Norfolk q •ounty•, Coextl and . board Ot Supervi•er• may out the Fee- rte •A in part' •s may dean the ot 'be etty •e•6 And tYte COUDCU ot the C',ty of oc ot Norfc.l« County. deemed it to ot •ald end county IO •ut said determined certain tert.n• and conditions YtUch thc •aid Fet- rieø 'boued be did appoint lhe undersigned e committee with instruction to advertise and the game in accord- ance with terms and conditiona Now. therefore. we. the undersigned. jn pur•uance Inxtruetlc:ns AT o c LOCK ON THE or AT PUBLIC AUCTiO.N. to the ht8het bidder. tn front ot the court. house door; , In the Otty ot Portsmouth, for for a term of teo ears, of Law, between the cltje ot Portsmoutl and Norfolk and - Wellington Point or i4erkley, known as The Norfolk County Ferries. with •It the steamers. boat'. thean apparel and and the wharves. docks. - laudlng•. boi)d- Ings and all other property now owned by the •aid ctty and eounv. and now used or •ubject to be uw.i in connection gtth and for the uses and purpose ot said Ferries, subject to the term'. eøodttfons and pro- visions determined and a pproved b said Council of tha City ot Portsmoutk and Board Supervieors of Norfolk County. which said terms and eondltions may be seen at the. omce ot •E. Thom'*on. JB, clerk oe tho City Council, and Alvah H. Martin. ot the Board ot Supervisors. The eomm$tt* reserves the right to re• ject any bids. and no bid shall be received _ until the person or persons mak- Ing the sameo*all have depoglted a cer• tiffed cheok rog the sum ot $2000, payable to the of the County of Norfolk and Treasurer Of. the City of Portsmouth, to be forfeited ,upon hlB or theft failure to lease; but to be returned to such •oldher upon his btd rejected or on hig come pllance with terms ot said lease. JOHN A. CODD. Chairman •Committee . Board v ot Super- visors, County Va. T BACKUS, Jr., Chairman Committee City Council, Ports- Ja2S-30t AGENTS. T. F„HOGERS, ROOMS 21V.AND 212 COLUMBtÅ BUILD. ING. ORANBXs STREET. QIBBLE* LOTS, Tbi bet building lots in the city. Warehouse NosÄi and Woodside lane. Two over the Business Men'. Asso- ciaOon; Main *treet. • Store No. 16• Niverson gtrai.e Store No: 376' Eute street. Stores No. 267 gnd 269 Water street. Five offices on Granby street. Nos. 99 and 101 Commercial Place. Nos.o and 83 Commerce street. Offices Grgaby,! Bank and Commerce streets. Ehelling No. 82 Nortn street. , Six new brick dwellings on Yarmouth street. All modern conveniences. Dwelling Olney Road $33.33 month., Dwelling on 'DeBree Vlaee.y Two dwellings on Hamilton avenue. Dwelling on Pool street. Dwelling Noo '189 Main street, Dwelltn No, 416 Main 'treet. Dwellin Olney Road. Ghent; Dwelling No: 122 Freemason street Two rcmms.z with bath, Albemarle bit, Granby street. Stables on, Pluüle street. FOR $ÅLES!O Vacsneproperty on Plume site new üblic buildin lot ot > ortelk V thut«e tøet teo dred •nd tort' Deed ot trs•t •e.ated t'. b P. C}erWs Oce county or LASD. feel ot tlr•mtne- V 5. lot ot dgnt mu•re pbL Iltam• b.e•cn pm.oety. ot tru•t b' J. T. dated . or purehaur guy sae n ana toe the it.' terms. EM.SK vcAcn. D8EPH A. WISSLOW. Truptee•. JOSEI'}? JONES a co.. Avetioneers. UNITED STATES or AMERICA. E•st. Ihstrlct ot Va.—Whereas. on tho 23rd day ot January. W. Sturgis filed his In the District Court of the Voited gtatee for, the. D"trlct ot Va. again•t the schooner Calhoun furniture. In • cause ot wages. civil and marltlme. And whereas. by virtue ot pro. in due form ot Law, Io me dlr«ted, returnable on the Sist day ot January LR.ge, have seteed and taken the sali schooner J. Calhoun Johnnon and have her In my eustody. Notle• hereby given that Distclct Court will held in the United *tateg Court room. tn the elty of Norfolk. Va., on the dug of Febru• ary. for the trial of said premises, and the owner or owners. and an pereons who may have or claim any interest. are hereby eited to be and appear at the time and Dlace atoreeaid. to show cause. If any they have. wh -a final d«ree ghould not pazs pray üORGAN TREAT. V. S. Marshal. BY J. E. westr. Deputy Maryh*i. Whitehurst • Hughes, Proctor for Libel- lant. Jax-td UNITED STATES'OF AMERIC& District ot Va.—Whereas, nn the 18th day ot January, 1899. James R. Baker and Giles Cuffee, partners doing business under the nrm name ot Baker & Cufee, tiled their libel in the District Court ot the Üntted St8tes for the East. District ot Va. aguxnst the tug boat South Baltimore. her bout*e tackle, ap- parei and furniture. In a 'cause of colli- "ion. elvil and maritime. And whereas, by virtue of orocese in due .torm or law,' to me directed returnable on the 24th day of January. have seized and taken the *aid tug boat Sonth Baltlmore and have her In my custody. Notice ts hereby given, that n District Court will be held in the United States Court room, In the efty of Norfolk. Va. on the ard day ot Febru- ary, IN)9, for trial of said premises. and .the owner or owners. and persons who may have or claim any interest. are hereby Cited to be und appear at the time and place aforegaid to *how cause. if any they have, whv• inat decree should not pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, S. Marshal. By J. E. WEST. Deputy Marshal. W. B, Lane, Norfolk, Proctor for bellant. jam-td THE UNITED 8TATES OF AMERICA. East. District ot Va.--Whereas. on the 13th day ot 'January, 1899, Reginald C. Ed- wards filed .his libel in thc Dlstrict Court of the United States for the East. District of Va. aga'.ngt tho schooner Elizabeth Alice, her boats, tackle. apparel and fur- niture, in a 'T.ause of wages, civil and maritime. And whereas. by virtue of pro• cesg in duo form law to me directed, turnable, on the 17th 'day of January 1899. I have seized and taken the salå schooner Elizabeth Alice and have her In my custodyt Notice ts hereby fiven, that District . Court. will' be hed in the United States Court room, in the city of Norfolk, Va., on the 27th day Of- January, 1899, for the trial ot said' remises, and the owner or Owners. •nd a persons who may have, or claim any • Interest. are hereby cited to be and a pear at the time and place aforesaid, to slow cause, if any they have, why a final decree should not pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, S. Marshal. By j., E.AYEs'L'j Deputy Marshal. Wolcott & Wolcott, Norfolk, Proctor for Libellant. ja18 td rnHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. X East." District of VaesWhereas, on the the 13th day of -Oanuary, 1899. I. A T. Ameg tiled his' libel Inrthe, District Court Of the United States for the East. District of c Va. against *her schooner -Maid Of hee •boats; tackle,' appareL and fur• nituro. Jim a Äause' ot .wageg, civil and maritime. , And Whereas, by virtue ot pro- cess in due form of' •law. to me directed, returnable on the 17th day of January 1899, , have seized a-nd taken the sai schooner Maid ot Erin and tiave her in my •custody;' Notice is hereby given/ that' District Court will bE held in, the• frnited States Coyrt reems; in t!le city OC ...s Ibe tayra •n•eety-er or be tse ot "atts & UUUI t A.' the ot 'he tor •t V•unha.ne, t bereSy certify tba • by the Above has duly .THOUPSON. D. e. By 'ny-nes. Auctioae«-s. No. Nain •treet. . TO TWO DECREES ten.ier«t by. the Court ot Las Chancery of t? e e't• of Nnttotk. Virginia. on 21st Sav Ot Yuly, and the dey ot January, respectively. tn Ibe cbaneerr ceu.e pending. in John Stevetu. •dmtni'trator. etc.. , and Frederic ESB. Stevens azd others. are deseeodants. we e ill At public auction at the Norfoik ic.eal E&taw TEESPAY, ThE 21ST JANC€U ARY, AT 12 0'CLOCK N.. the fo:'owlng property. to-wit', 2. LOT SO. 2 on tbe plat abed said •ult. said lot frontfng 26.3 feet on north side or Queen street. and running buck about to 8 iO-foot lane. ether with the right Of way over the two anes lying on the east and west 'Ide* of the said lot. a. LOTS NOS. AND 5 on said plat, . gether fronting 50.5 teet on the north Sid* ot Quæn street and running bac& SO feet to a IO-foot lane., 3. LOT Jl on said plat. fronting 6 feet on Queen street and running baek "6 feet, LOT on gaid plot. fronting feet. , more or less. on Grant street. with a depth of 26 feet. 5. .ELEVEN LOTS numbered from se 46, Inclusive. on said .plat. sald lots frout• Ing about teet each, with an average' depth ot about 73.5 feet. except lot num- bered has a depth of about feet. 6. LOT 20 and northerly halt ot lot IO on said plat. together fronting thirty (30) feet. more or less. on east s'de Grant and running back feet, moro or lees. 7. LOT 21, fronting on east side of Grant street twenty-three feet. more or lees, and running back feet. more or less. with a width in tho rear ot ntteen feet. more or Jess. 8. TWELVE LOTS numbered from 22 to 33. inclusive, on satå plat. said lots hav- ing an average front of about 21 feet cn the east side of Grant street, with L depth ot abo 73.5 feet, 9. LdTS 6 AND 7 on plat. with front of m 45 feet on the west side ot. Smith street, and R depth of about feet. IO, LOT 14 on said lat. fronting 34,7 feet on the stde or gmith street and rune ning back 73.6 feet. 11. LOTS 15, 16. 17 AND is on said plat.. having an average front of 21 feet on the „ west side of Smtth street to the depth ot 73.5 feet. 12. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND; with . the building and improvements thereon, situated on the east side ot;" Fourth street, in the said city o! Norfolk. and bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point on the said eagt: 'F.-•X' side of Fourth street. thence running east- erly 76 feet 6 inches, thence northerl feet, thence wcsterly •76 feet 6 thence southerly teet to thw pomt beginnin . 13. ALE THAT CERTArr$ LOT OF LAND, with •the buildings and improve-iZ xnents thereon, situated on the west Bide of Cumberland street, between Freemason and Wolfe streets, at the line longing to Dewell, thence northerly 37 teet to the line of Hubert. thence westerly 133 feet, thence soütherly 32 feet to the line of Dewéll's property,' thence goliowing said line easterly 14$ feet to the place of, be-.. THOSE OCFuRTAIN. LOTS LAND, with the buildings and improve-cm ments thereon, said buildings being known by the- numbers 84. 86, and SS Nich- olson street, bounded and described as follows: ConUnencing at a point on the • north side ot Nicholson street distant' 69 feet from the easterly side of Fourth street,. thence« running easterly along theu north Sido of Nicholson street , feet, thence northerly 95 feet. thence westerly 40 feet, thence southerly 95 feet , to the point ot beginning, be the said dimen•q sions more or less, TEkMS.—One-third of the burchase money, to be paid cash and the balane' thereof jn three equal Instalments, pays abl& with interest trom date;- six, twelve and •eighteen Vnonths.< respectively'- after the detent sale; and för the said deferred, payments , thé% purchaser or purchasers Shall -give notes payable to the said' Spe- Cial Commiséloners;u and the title *hall he until the further order of court: vor uany .puyehaser may 'his op€ lion pay all cashi or one-third cash,- ancÜ fof the security ot the said deferred ine stalments,• evidenced by, notes aforesaid' .execute deed ot trust, upon the property purchased by him, the said deed ot trusti to be drawn,' recorded and released at expense, RICHARD R. TUNSTALL, THOMAS H, WILLCOX. —Special ComtLissépners. •

be Itatit ae- the 'b we are Winter revers ot 'dour em• the made ot decollete eravat ot ne of the s have gled with of thu ot velvet ing more I ot Pom- sun going smartest to be overskirt made of sort Vt meg up In ot course this wag ade with I enclenneg )dfee vas t of Pom- th pink ot tulle jet pau- haru ever. illarlty, is »ut them, øtAtement complete e an Indl- them up ot three and pale An aped skirt vedby Jet g gavo a The de- roses, nn- tigUe knot Ie-dfnner'! a Pompa- predoml- ro of gut- rovers w basque Vt each of chou of 'bordered ibon. An-. lace bode Vith the 0 go much Icred lace top very smart tone upon yoke em- "-liarpe&'s downhill Inde young, who has ingr people g yoursel! spend the •in little devote te happy;g Imitating whole et• as girl's; dignity, •r older by ome pewie an4 e•rryLac Interest Vt try • eo o. and •t Lhe et Tha Yortolk CCILty Ferries FOR LEASE. by ot .ertson the Cede "'f V&gin.a. edltlon •meaded by an ot tbt A—embRy ef Virgtnl..•. —rd. tbt Ceu»ciJ ot tbt City ot rot tyrooutn •ad Hoare ot ot Ner•loik County. are tt they deem best for •the ot •aid etty •o.d county. after the nm. for thirty days pre- vtouø 'o the day ot to lese out the whleh DOW, Pty. by authority ot between the city ot Portsmouth and Nortc*k and Wellington Point or Berkley. known as The Norfolk County Ferries, at public suction. to the highest bidder. tor n term of ta• yean, upon sueh terms and conditions as the Councål and Board ot Supervi•ors *hall decemine. and may require bond or bonda trom the lessee or in gneh sum as they may deem best Cor the taith(ul performance ot the teems ot the leupe and wttb gureqles deemed by them •u(icient. which tyynd or bonds 'hall be made payable to the City ot Portamoath nnd Norfolk Countyw pro- vided, Council and Board or lea" out tho said Per- rtes as A wtole, or in surh parts as they may deem for the interest ot tho said ctty and county. And •whereas. the said Councål ot tho City of Poremouth and Board ot Super- Vigorv. of J Norfolk County, respectively, deemed It the best interest ot said city and oountytto lease out the said Ferries. determined Band approved certain terms and upon which the said Fer- rles be leased; and did appoint the committee with instructions to advertise: and lease the same In accord. anco with Aid terms and eonditlons. Now. therefore, we. the undersigned. in ursuance said instructions AT 12 B'cLOCK; M. ON THE 1ST BAY OF MARCH, AT PUBLIC AVCTION. to the hlghestablddpr. in front of the court- house. door, in the city of Portsmouth, offer 'for for a term Of ten years, the Forrles»whlch now ply. by authorit ot Law between the cities ot Portsmout and Sorfolk and We.UIngton Point or known as The Norfolk Couhty Ferries; together with all the steamers, boats, ,thelr apparel and appurtenances; and the wharves. docks. landings, build' Ings and all other property now owned by the enid city and county, and now used or subject to be used fn connection with and for the uses and purposes of said Ferries, subject to the terms. conditions and pro- visions determined and approved by said Council ot the City of Portsmouth and Board of Supervisors of Norfolk County, which said terms and conditions may be seen at the office or E. Thompson. Jr , clerk of the City Council, and Alvah Yi. Martin, clerk ot the Board ot Supervisors. The committee reserves the ri ht to re• ject anv nud all bids, and no bif shall be received until the person or persons make ing the same shall have deposited a cer- aynble to the 'Ereustn•er of the Countii kortolk titled check for the *urn ot $' and Treasurer of the City of ortsmouth, to bo forfeited upon his or the{r failure to comply with such bids or the terms of the lease; but to be returned to such bidder upon his bld being rejected or on his com- pliance with the terms of said JOHN A. CODD. Cbatrman Committe Board or Super- Visors, Norfolk County . Va. Chairman Committee City Councii, Ports- Ja25-30t mouth, Va. Have Mercy : On Your of •eve of dred asd torty feet oc 5th. grad L'. B. P. ate muncy a tore•aiå LCvTiOP LASD, tmpr-av»- tremnng.thirty ef brambi•- 'on Norfoi' cay. v E. • •F. — Y.ran•- J. T. asd =r.h' TERUS—C.gtt. purc>.aær •n and obtain inn 00 JÖSÉPH A. wixst.ow, JOSEPH J0Nrs & co.. A uct !ocpers. STATES OP AMERICA. Discriet ot on th•' Etna day ot January, 1<0. E. W. Sturgis filed in the District Court of the Vnited Stares for the East. District ot Va. against the J. Chihoun Johnpn. her boats. Cackle, apparel and furniture. in L cause ot wares, civil and marttfme. And w bereas. by Virtue ot •pro- COES in due torm law, to me returnable on the *1st day ot Jurvuary, 1 have setzed and taken the satd •chocner J. Calhoun Johnson and have her In my custody. Notice Is hereby given that a District Court will be held in the United States Court room. in the city of Norfolk. Va.. on the 10th day ot Febru- ary. 109, for the trtal of said premises. and the owner or owners, and all persons who may or claim any Interest. are hereby cited to be and appear at the ,tlme and lace to show cause, I r any dey have. why a final decree should not pass as prayed. SAX-td MORGAN TREAT, U. S. Marsbal. BY J. E. WEST. Deputy Marshal. UNITED STATES- OF AMERICA, X Eqst. District of Va.—Whereas, on the iSth day of January, 1899, James R. Baker and Glies Cureo, partners eolng business under the Orm name ot Bilker & Cuffee, filed their IIbel tn the District Court ot the t7nlted Stateg for the East. District of Va. against the tug South Baltimore, her boats, tackle, ap- parel cnd furniture, In a cause of colll- Sion, civil and maritime. And whereas, by virtue ot process in. due form ot law. to me directed. returnable on the 24th day ot January. 1899. I have seized and taken the said tug boat South Balt!more and have her in my costody.' Notice Is hereby given that a District Court will be held In the Ifnited States Court room. In the city of Norfolk Va. on the 3rd day ot Febru- ary. 1899. kor trial of said premises, and the owner or owners. and all persons who may have or claim any tnterest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the ijme and place aforesald to -show cause, if any they have, why final decree should not pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, U. S. Marshal. BY J. E. WEST,' Deputy Marshal. C, W. B. Lane, Norfolk, Proctor for. Li- ja20-td bellant' THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. -X East. District ot Va.ÄVhereas. on the 13th day ot January,' 1899. Reginald C. Ed- wards filed hig libel in the District Court United States for the East.' District ot Va. against thee schooner Elizabeth Alice, her boats, tackie, apparel and tur- nituro, in a cause of wages, civil and maritime. And whereas, by virtue of pro- cess in due form : of •law; to me directed, returnable on thé 17th day of January 1899, I have _ seized . and taken the said schooner Elizabeth Alice and have her 2n rny custody. Notico is hereby given that a District Court .will be held the United States Court room tn the: city ot Norfolk, V a.. on the 27th day of January, JS99, for the trial of said premises, and the owner or owners, and persons who rnay —have. or claim -any interest; are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and prade aforesaid, to Show cause, if any they have, why decree should not pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, .By J. WEST. Deputy Marshal. Wolcott & Wolcott, Norfolk, Troctor for )a18-td Libellant. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. tho 13th -day ot January.& 1895, Ameg filed his' liber in the District Court of the United States for the East: District of Yaa against; the schooner Maid ot Erin, her boats/ tackle, apparel and rur- niture/ in , a r cause of: wages, • civil and maritime, J And whereas, by virtue of prok cess in due form ot taw, to me directed;' returnable on the 17th day , of January 1899, r I ' have seized' vand taken they -sat; schooner Maid or Erin and have her in a District Court will bee lefldV in tho United States Court room in. the city ot Norfolk, Va., on the 27th åay of January, '.t• as I.rm ot the A Soe montn. fmm day t.ir.ed ret'.l æ-d.r ot 'tb. rnee•« intetest to Siv orferred v.aymenu, et •t the gt tbc by has, duly By THOYP*ON. D. C. By Townsend Jeyne•, Nain 'tree VRSCANT TO TWO DECREES rendered by the Court ef Chancery of the cit of Norfolk, on the day ot Yuly. and tb• , day of January. respectively. in the chancery cause theredn pending. In • John W. Stevens. administrator. and Freder{ek H. Stevens gnd Others. are deter.(lants. we vill pu blic a ucUon a t the N ortolk Real Estate Exchange, No. Main street, TI-'F*OAY. "1'hE DAY or JANV ARY. AT 12 0'CLOCK M.. r.i. ur.... the to'. lowing property, to-wit: 1. LOT NO. 2 on the plat flied with tho •s • said cult. •aid iot fronting feet 00 the north 81de ot street, and running back ar»ut feet to a IO-Éoot lane. to.' geth€T with the right of way over the two lanes lying on the east and west sides 9t the said jot. 2. LOTS NOS. AND S on said plat. tn• gether frontmg ä.5 feet on the north side ot Queen Btroet and running back leet to a 10-foot lane. g. LOT on safd plat. fronting 6 teet- on Queen street and runntr:g back 75 teet. 4. LOT 35 on said plat. fronting 42 feet. • more or less, on Grant street,- with depth of feet. 6. ELEVEN LOTS numbered trom •so 46. Inclusive, on said plat. lots frofit• ing about 21 feet each, with an average depth or about 78.5 feet, except lot nume bered 41 has n depth of about 47 feet. 6. LOT 20 and northerly hait of lot 19 on gaid plat, together fronting thirty (SO) feet, more or less. on east side of Grant' street, and running back 73 feet, more or less. I.Å)T 21, tronttng on east side of Grant etret twenty-three feet, more or lees. and running back 73 feet, more or with a w!dth In the rear of ntteen feet. more or legs. 8. TWELVE LOTS numbered from to 33. inclusive. on said plat. satd lots baxt • ing an average front ot about 21 feet ou the east side of Grunt street, with a depth ot about 73.6 feet. 9. LOTS 6 AND T on pint, with front ot 89 45 feet on the west side o Smith street. and a depth,of about 74 (eet.» 10. LOT 14 on said lat. frontfng 34.7 on the west side of gmlth street and rune, ning back 7'.€ feet. 11. LOTS 15. 16t 17 AND 18 on said plat', having an average front of 21 feet on tho west side of Smith street to the depth ot 73.5 feet. 12. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND,Y with the building and Improvement thereon, - situated on the east sit-Io o? Fourth street, in the said city of Norfolk: and bounded described as follows: Commencing Rt point on the said east Blde of Fourth street, thence running east-- erly 76 feet G thence- northerly_ 'D) feet. thence westerly 76 teet 6 inchee thence southerly teet the point oi beginnin 13. ALY THAT CERTAIN LOT .OF LAND, with the buildings and improve- ments thereon, situated on the west side of Cumberland street, between Freemason. w. and Wolfe streets, at the line formerly be- longing to Dewell thence northerly 27 feet to the line of Hubert, thence westerly feet. thence southerly 32 feet to the line ot G', Dewell's property, thence following said'?A line easterly 146 feet to the place of„per; ginnin Af;r, THOSE CERTAIN LOTS oft LAND, with 'the buildings and improve« ments thereon, said buildings being now known by the numbers 84. 86, and SS Nieb- olson street, *bounded and described. as follows: Commencing at a point on the north side of Nicholson street distant 69J feet trom the. easterly . side Of ; Fourth streety thence running easterly along the north, Bide ot Nicholson street, 40 feet, thence northerly 96 feet, thence westerly 40 feet, thence southerly 95 feet 'to tho point of beginning, bo -the said -dimen. gions more or •leew. 'TEhMS.—On€-third ot the pufchasø money to 'be paid in cash and -the thereof three -equal instalments. pay-'- and eighteen •months, M respectively,- after < the date ot såle„ and for said deterred payments the' purchaser or purchasers shall give notes payable to 'the said' eiaV Commissioners; and the title shall be retained until - the further order oc tho; court; or any purchaser may at- his tion pay cash, or one-third cashe ancl?, for the security ot the saw deferred stalmentsv -evidenced by notes aforesaldö execute deed of trust upon -the property to be drawn, recorded and released t expense. RICHARD R TUNST ai$oimmtssion

United States Court. E. W. Sturgis has libelled the schooner J. Calhoun Johnson, claiming $159 for wages alleged to be due.

nd forty. •j;otmea t ot doo b ttu.l :bcut eat t«ee reception waa invit•• Ot heatre of ba ndwrne the aa• or to the were Ting ad. good in- and pre- Cuban showered ie end ot Iven for gee Then General ot Presi- General disband- tved here met way to General ar of the said it Cuban omcers, ear in •xpressed le Gomez had felt ld at the Cubs to ion from KTVRES. .—8enator short ot when the ed States ne ot the of the that conven- )tlng was nator to- i—Three to-day bal. tor with- Three ot rpporters ial ballot [ned two ison also no elec- HEAL. special Jchlatter, plying Atlanta Luverni& popular he divine yut up at n•lng as I by Miss soon went to secured a mini'- nan svefe has 'been mingham lat place i. LOTS 1 b. tH Wla• t Sot et t-be ot to ere ot t.»t• • eomtort•bk Nex to ed feet e,cb the s Eave LOTS Ne I.S eo •aid fronttug 5 reel 4 the Ede at- runnl.ng L.OT' to Z, on paat. tr•ottng feet en the •tret back mre ter In•eh'• tine. No, • frontage Ot 9.5 feet ard • rear. LR." N•.M, on front:ua teet -en the 'i.b•• ot str•et runnlng bqu•k mote to tb" ot lot No. i. TERM the rmney to ta the balance In tea mual at C from witb the or purcha—rs to execute nqtes. etth for tne parm.nu. paygkde to the •pe- c•iat and toe uue to be talned vata further order ot the court. A oat •t can at the otftce Ot the auctioneer. J. KEELING, J Special Commiseioner. Oaltui t XIA. 'a2s. VA. Grlmeg teat'. : 1. J 'f. s;ivener. Cler\ of the mreuit Court tor the County of Norfolk. do cer- try that &oad required ot the sp«4ai commiøioner In the dæerlb«i •ult bas been duty given. Teste: M, erEVEYER. CJprE fez-tds Po The Norfolk County •Ferries FOR LEASE. at 2.2 ten. •r.•d Ot land "C •e Lhe by t'..•..a.. oa tbe nd 'c ne. en by •nd Xzrua, i• toe arm It at the et •q t' Ceurt 'treet- Vs. TEA Us -—4-lme-thira •as awoth• and LD ot •aJe; to ento turtbe order ot the date, to for r ber•by that tho by at»ve bu duly exa."lted. C. T. PHILLIPS, C. C. Bv E. THOMPSON. D. C. STATES or AMERICA. X E Ihstriet ot VA---Whereas, on the Bra day of January. W. Sturgis his In tho Dutriet Coun ot tL• tinned State' tho East- I-natrict ot Va- axain•t the schmner 4Xlhoun Janoson. her taekie. furniture. in • rouse or civil •r.d rnarttt•e. And vh•rea•. by virtue of pro. cess In due torn to me dir«ted. returnable on the Sist day ot January t have •eited teken the, said •chooner J. ('albouo Johrøon and havo her in my ruetiAy. Notlee hereby gaven that a OiAtrtct Court be held in the United State* eourt room. In the efty ot Norfolk. Va-. on the 10th day ot Febru- ary ror thA trial ot seid and' the owner or. owners. and all persons who may have or clalm•any interest. are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and lace a foregald, CD *how cauee. any tkey have. why a final decre should not pass as prayed. NO)WAN TREAT, 8. Marshal. By J. E. WEST. Deputy Marshal Whitehurst & Hughes, Proctor for Libel- Whereas. by virtue of section ot the ccae ot .Virginø.t editton as amended ' act ot the General A—embly ot Virginia. approved February 23rd. the CouneiJ 'Of (Ity of Portsmouth and tt SubeHlnors ot Norfolk County, are authorized, it they deem best tor the Intereet .atd O'éfty and county, atter Advetising the game for thirty days pre- vlous to the day ot lease, to lese out the Ferries iwhich_now. ply, by authority of law. 'between •the élty ot POrtømouth and Norfolk and Wer,intton Point or Berkley, known The Noifolk County Ferries. at public auction, to thc . high«t bidder. ror a term or ten yeaB, upon such terms and conditions as the "aid Council and Board of Supervisors -shalt determine, and may require bohd or bonds from the lessee or leseecS.. in .ueh sum they tnay deem best {or •the faithful pertormance ot the terms ot -the lease.. and with sureUen deexned by them sutflclent. which bond or bonds shall made payable to the City ot Portsmouth and Norfolk County: ro- vided, that said Council and Boarl ot Supervisors may• lease out the said Fer- ries as whole..or in such parts ag they may deem best. for the Interet ot the said cit nd. county; ÅYnå whereas; • the ' saiå •Council ot the City ot • Portsmouth •and Board of Super- deemed it to the interest of said city and county to •.e e out the satd Ferries. determined and Vroved certain terms which the said Fer- arid conditions o rieg should be leased:- and did appoint the undersigned vcommittee Tith instructions to advertise and lease the same in accord- aneo with said terms and conditions.- Now, •theiefore, we, the undersigned. in pursuanc.é • -ot Instructions, AT 12 O'CLOCK'VM€ ON THE 1ST DAY OF MARCH. 1899. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highegt bidder.ein frontof the court- house door, inz 'the qity ot Portsmouth, offer for lease for a term ot ten years, the Ferries' which' now ply, by authority ot law between the cities of Portsmquth ana Sorfolk and •Wellington Point or Berkley, known . as ' The Norfolk County Ferries., together ail the-steamers, boats.. their • appereT and appurtenances, and them Wharves. (docks. -landings, buftd- Ings arid all other property now owned by the said city and county, And now used or subject to be connection with wnd for thousesnnd burpoges of said Ferries, subject to the conditions and pro- aoprOved said Board 8upéÅ'iSoF* of Norfolk, Coynty. which' sai(Y terms: and conditionsanay be seen At the coffice ot E.. Thompson, jr., clerk ot Council, and Alvah H. .the Board of Supervisors. Thé •committee +eservee the right to re. jectsany,and+åll bids, and no' bid shan be received untn. the person or persons make in"he same •shall haye deposited a eer•• tified Check forr the sum Ot 32000. -payable to the Treasurer of the County ot Norfolk and Treasurer ot the Cityof Portsmouth, to. forgettedmpon- his or their failure. to emplycmith such bids or the terms the Ian t. ja26-td VSXTED STATES OF 'AMERICA, X East. District of Va.--Whereas, on the 18th day of January. 1899. James R. Baker and Giles Cuneo, partners doing business under the nrm name or Balcer & Cuffee. filed their libel In the District Court ot the United States for, the East. District of Va. against the tug boat Bouth Baltimore. her boats, tackle. ap- porel and furniturec in a cause ot eolU-• •ion. civil and marttlme. And whereas. by virtue ot ;jrocess in due torm of law, to me directed. returna bie on the 24th day ot January. have seized and-iaken the said tug boat Bouth Baltimore and havo her tn my custody. Notice hereby givea that Dlstrlet Court will be held in the united States Court room, tn the efty of Norfolk. Va. on the 3rd day of Febru- ary, for the trial ot said premises. and the owner or owners. and all persons who may have or claim any Interest. are hereby cited to be and appear at the timo and place aforesaid. to El)OW cause, it any they have. whv a final decree shoufd not pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, U. S. Marshal. BYD J. B. WEST. epufy Narshal. C. W. B. Lane. Norfolk. Proctor for bellant. 3a20-t MEETINGS. SPECIAL MEETING. Sc.txsa.rd and Roanoke Coo Office Portsmouth, Va., Feb. 1, 1899. At thQ requæt ot stockholders holding more than one-tenth of the capital stock of thigg company, a special meeting of stockholders will be held a.t the pfticø ot the company. in Portsmouth. Va.. on TUESDAY, the 7th day not March next, 10 0'clmk a. m. By order or tho President. — WILLIAM W. CHAMBERLAINF,; fe2-tdm Secretary. Norfolk, Va., Jänuary 23d„ 1859: ANNUAL THE -L stockholders of the NORFOLK STREET, RAILROAD COMPANY be held at the general oraces ot the company, this city,' on Tuesday, February 7th, 1899, At 12 Sau-tdm Secreta rye Norfolk, 2M, 1899. ANNUAL MEETING .or Tl--13 stockW)Iders ot NPRFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILWAY COMPANY wnt be whelc.' at the Of the company, this city, on Tuesday, February 7th, t 909, at i pa ja24-tdm DOYLE, Secretary.-a

t—en "a out et ot snow Senate hag de- iint reso- tmLraI in Dewey. as to ment ten it tn tho r wite or or wife. 'tore they NY, VA. Fire Gay ORKS ana tention R TUBB ct remedy an be in• euginéer. Brass • Pills r telle vould d our 00 the o' en t>.• ot Ceqtaq. ot to et 'et S oe the No. IO. •nd a aevtb more to 4 00 bacu feet. more or lee'. to 'ot No. feet each. the west ot and back f. e.t or to • hne, except No- troctag. B 3 feet a v 'sdth ot on the •ale et street and runn:ng CeeL more to the tine of lot NO, ot the purchase rmney to be in easb, the balance thereof in two equal inseaiment$ reyal.je at 6 and 22 {mra day ot bale. with int'•rtst. or to executo w:th approved eec-uxity. ftr the deferred Co the spe, Cial arui toe Utle to be talned until tha further ooier oc tb' court. A Ot the prop«ty can be •eeo at the offlc•. ot the J. N. KEELING. Special Commissioner. , Canvp et ur.. vs. Grimes et als.: I. 'lerk of the Circuit Court ror the eounty ot Nortölk. do e.r- tlty that bond required ot -the eommlss$oner in the above de.€ribe•å suit bas been duly given. Tp«te: fe2-tds L. M. SILVESTER. Clerk. The Norfolk County Ferries FOR LEASE. Whereas. by virtue-ot section 1371 or the Ccde of edition iSS7 as amended by an Lect of the General Anembiy ot V!rrinla, approved February 23rd. 1S98. the Council of the City' ot Purtsmouth and Eoard of Supervisors of Norfolk County, are authorized. If they deem best tor the Interest ot sai.g, city , and county, D after advertising the same for thirty days pre- vibus to the dav of lease, to lease out the Ferries which nowt ply, by authority of law. between the city ot Portsmouth and Norfoiic and W Qllington Point or Berkley, known as The Norfolk County Ferries.- at public auction, to the highesv bidder, for a term of ten years, Upon such terms and conditions gg 'the gaid Council and Board ot Supervisors shall determines. and may require bond or bonds from the lessee or lessees. in such sum os they may deem best (or the faithful performance of the terms ot tho )ease. and with suretieo deemed by them sufficient, which bond or bonds shall be made .payable to the City of Portsmouth and Norfolk County: pro- vided. that said Council and Board • ot Supervisors may lease out the gaid Fer- rieg as whole. or •tn Such parts as they may deem best ror the interest of the said city and county. And whereas. the • said Council of the City of Portsmouth and Board of Super— visors ot Norfolk County, respectively, deemed it to the best interest of said city and county to ;ease out the sald Ferries. determined and approved certain terms and conditions upon which the said Fer-' ries should be loaeed: and did appoint the undersigned a committee with instructions to advertise and lease the same in accord- ance with satd terms and conditions. Now; therefore;- we, the undersigned. in ursuanee ofr said instructions, AT 12 b'€1„ocK M. ON THE 1ST DAY OF MARCH, 1899, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. to the highest bidderan front of the court- house door, f -in the city of Portsmouth; offer tor lease topo term ot ten years, the Ferries which now plyo bÅt authorit oc law, between the cities of Portsmout and Norfolk and- Wellington Point or Berkley, known as The Norfolk County Ferries, together with ail the steamers, boats -their apparel and appurtenances, and thie wharves, docks. , landings. build- Ings and ail other property now owned by the said city gnd countSq and now used or subject to be used In Conneétton with and for the uses and purposes of said Ferries, subject: to the terms. conditions and -pro- visions determined and approved by said Council ..of -the City Portsmouth and Board of Supervisors of Norfolk County, which said terms and conditions may be clerk the, Citw Council, and Alvo'h Martin, clerk the Board of Supervisors. The committee .reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids, andL no bid shall be received 'until the person or persons mak ing the same shall -have deposited a cer- titied check for mthe •sum oc $2000, nayable to the Treasurer of .thö County of Norfolk and' Treasurer of the 'City of Portsmouth. to be forfeited upon his or their. failure to rtEbCARr at the in tbe an tEe by the or of J real tse Nat ot be ot & ton. Va. six •t. dt to re• taloe.l unto ot Irate-get trom to be aegerr•d or casb, the ot Ibo I berebv eeraty thAt the by cne eel-tree mentioned Above bas duly exruted. ja2'-tÅs STATES OF E r }istrict c f on day ot January. E. 8tUtg18 filed his tilel the Distr(ct court Of ti•e t 'ctted States the East. ot Va. aguLt"t the Bchooapt J. Cnii»oun Johnmn. iackte, o;watel •na furn'.ture, in a of e-lvli nantim€. And Whereas. Ly Virtue Ot pro- in due fortn ot law. to me returnable day ot , January t have taken the •aid schooner J. Cail,oun Johnyon and have her Not lee Is hereby given that a t)istrict Court wtll be held in the Vn!t+d *rates Court room. city ot Norfolk. Va-, on the 10th duy ot Febru- ary. foe the triai Ot Vt-emt«s. and the owner or owners. and all Who may have or eial:a any interest. aro hereby cited to be and appear at the time Ince aforesaid, to show cause. If an Rey have. why a unal decree should not pass us prayed, MORGAN TREAT. V. S. Marshal. Deputy Marshal. Whitehurst & Hugh•, Proctor for Ubel- Ja26-td lant, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, X East. l)istrtct of Va.—Whereae, on the 18th day of January, 18W, James R. Baker and GIIe• Cuffee. partners doing bupiness under the tirrn' name o' Baker & u Cuffee. their IIbei in the District Court ot the t:nlted States for the East. District of Vo-. against the - tug LÜat South Baltimore, her boats. tackle, ap- parel and furniture. in a cause -ef colli- Sion. civil and maritime. And whereas, by • virtue ot process in doe form ot law. to me directed, returnable Ün the 24th day ot January. IS99. I have seized and taken _th• said tug bogt South Baltimore and have her in my custody. Notice 1B hereby givea thct R District Court be held in the tinited States Court room. In the city of Norfolk. Va. on the dav ot Febru- ary. 1899. foi Ole trial ot said r•emtsee. and the owner or owners. and All persons who may have or claim any Interest, hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid to show cause, it any they have, Why a final decree should not as prayed. MORGAN TREAT, U. S. Marshal, 'By J. Fu. WiCBT, Deputy Marshal. C. W. B. Lane, Norfolk. u Proctor tor Ll- ja.20-td bellant. MEETINGS. Norfolk, January 23d, 199. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THD X stockholders of the NORFOLK STREET RAILROAD COMPANY Will be held at the general offices ot the company. this city.- on Tuesday, February 7th, 1899, at 12 m. H. C. WHITEHEAD. Secretary. Sa24-tdm Norfolk, Va., January 23d. 1890. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders ot the NORFOLK AND OCEAU VIEW RAILWAY COMPANY Will be helc. at the general offices Of the company, this city, , on Tuesday, February 7th, i 899, Ja24-tdrn WALTER DOYLE. Secretary. «TOCKHOLDERS' MEETING OF k' this company will be held in the of— tice ot D, Lowenberg, Froom Columbia THtJåSDAY„ FEBRUARY •2ND, 1899, at 4:30 p. m. NORFOLK KNITTING 'ND COTTON ja24-idm p. LOWENBZftg, Its President. ANUSENEXTS. LFRED A.. FARLAN, OW

urtng „the Legisla- -toe Ibroken. Four bale day. Mc- and Ring Ufor ature, was .helist of —Another D-day but ÄND. i.—The re- Gar- unt :eremonies ment were YY great e remains this morn- depot by 'ture.+ the organiza- , stag were FIRE. Che busf- Eiles from _J Great thich cone totally ay night. R ihege lines TO I com tete SHIRT in gee our v; SEYS. WOOD, arlor URER. better and bibletO get our -Cream rD HOLT. •u.12•eoa M'F'G, _CO.. ja24-tdm D. LOWENBERG, Its President' fit the feet as nature intended," "Jenness Miller" Shoes "Give Poise And Grace : of E. W.- Maupin and others vs.-George W. • O. Maupin,- Jr.w•nd others,' 'the derslgned, who was appointed. a commissioner • for that sell by public auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the courthouse door ot the •eit$ of, Portsmouth/ on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY •899, at 12 0'clock m. i the following reacegtate. situate in, the • Western. Braveh Magis- terial Distriet In the county of Norfolk and State of Virginia, and bounded as fol't; . lows:- On the north by the land on the east iby the old Deep Creek. on the south by the lands brothers and Jones, - on -the west by the lands of Jones and Martin,' Said tate is known as the Pickering farm contains seventy-six acres, more-or -less, A plat oc the above describal can be seen at the office of Watts & ton.AOS Court etreet. Portsmouth, Vae TERMS.—One-tbird cash. one-tnlrd in six . monthsv and one-third months from day of sale; -title to be; tained until further order of Othe court; notes, from date Äto be given e} for deferred payments, or cashb ac tion oc the purchasers; Body I As graceful they are- comfort- e: t O '1899, I have. seized and. the said schooner J., Calhoun hereby certify -that the bond by the decree mentioned above has >een duly executed, c.gr: ja24.tdsc By THOMPSONS t.tNITED STATES OF AMERICA' District of 23rd day of January,- 1899, E, Sturgi$ filed his libel in the District Court Of United States for. the ' East; 'Disti•iot of Va. against 3 the , Schooner " Calhoun Jonnson, her boats, taclclevi apparel' and furniture;- in' a cause of civil maritime. And whereas, by virtue of cess in due form of law, 'to me directed . able. Confine& to us ; for this city. Best Somen s shoes in the world.. Price $3.50 Doyle u Small • 802 MAiN CHENT MARKET is now open for the convenience ot the pooplo of Ghent and Vielnfty. We keep everything needed for the table •in the line of eatables, and Eveiythingis of thé Best.. GOODS BOUGHT' Air Chent Market cnn be relied upon as ' bein nrÅt-clnss, Ordert' • solicited and delivered prompoy. , O. E. WHITEHURST," M cng,ger, her In tny • •oustody. Notice given that a District Court be heid in the United States Court room; Intthe city of Norfolk, Vat, Wth -ary,v 1899, for the trial of said and the owner or owners, and all who may havo or claim any hereby cited to be and appear at: the stims. and, place aforesaid, shov any they have, why final not •pass as Drayed. MORGAN- Deputy - Whitehurst & Hughes; lante I-IF, UNITED STATES East. Districts ot the 18th: day of January/ 1899'\Ja.meB'fR. Baker and Giles Curee. partn sodoin business under the firm name oc Cuffee. filed their libel 'in ' the Dis ri Court ot. the •United States •for the*Ea.gt. District of Va.e against Ethos ttre;boåi' South Baltiniore. Lher porel and furniture, in, g cause oc Sion, civil and •maritime.' And whereag,ghy virtue of process in due form' of law, , t me directed; returnabl&-ön the •04th day January. 1S99, I have geized taken said tug . boat South Baltimore and/ her in Yny custody. Notice hereb.vv'i./: given that a District Court will be the (inited States Court room. In the city of Norfolk, Va. on the 3rd day of Febru- ary, 1899. for the trial ot gaid pregffßG$< and -the owner or owners,- and all who may have or claim any •interest/ are hereby cited to be and appeaWaC the time and plnee aforesaid to show cause,'i anse they have, why a {nal decree shoul root. pass as prayecLi r TREAT, V. S. Marshal. , YDeput$. Ntar•shå.l. C. B.' Lane,eNorrolk, Proctor $15,000 To LOAN"" Loan made at once., per. month yø interesg gud princi on t. o Tidewater u, Perpetu Bullding Association No. Ank street. W Ei. TAYLOR. myå-eo

for somebOdy else'* sister; 'brother or wife Come and make -your selection before they ar:9 pigked r,srr OPERA, VICKERY & COMPANY, $1.00, Des, 50. 268 MAIN STREET VA. 0. FOR FAS FEL IONABLE ows north side of -sifÖet. thence northerly 95 feet, thence westerly 40 feet; thence southerly 95 feet to the pornt'i0fL beginning„ be the gaid dimen- Bions, "more or -less. TERMS.—One-third ot the purchase money to be paid in cash and the balance thereof 'in throe equal instalments pay- able with., interest from date, iwelvø and eighteen months, respectivelyo after the date ot sale, and for •the said deferred pt•yments Che purchaser - or- purchasers shall give notes payable to the said' Spe• elat Commissioners, and the title shall ho reta•ined until the . further order of thet" court} or-any purchaser may at his op- tion pay all cash, or one-third cashi and for the security. of the said deferred ine stalmentg, evidenced by notes aforesaid, exegute 0 deed oc trust upon the property urehased by him, the said deed ot trust O be drawn, recorded and released at hig expenses; RICHARD R. TUNSTALL, THOMAS H. WILLCOX, Special C'ommissionerø. TOWNSEND & JOYNES, Auctioneers.j $ T"heieby certifyfthat 'the bond required by the above mentioned decrees has been Iven. fajs-tds JUNIUS A. COLEMAN. D. C. üNITED STATES OF AMEGICA. East. District of Va—Whereas, on the 23rd ,dasr of January, 1899. E. W. Sturgis filed his ubel in 'the District Court of the. Unite@ States for the , East. District of Va. '&against the schooner Calhoun Johnson,' her :moats, ,tackle/ apparel and ,furnfture;; in a cause. Of wages, civil and maritime. And Whereas, by virtue Of pros cess in, due form ot law, to me directed, returnable on the 31st day of. January bave Seized . and' taken the said schÖobVr J e Calhoun Johnson and' have' my. Notlce is herebV given •that a District Court will be held in theNnited States Court room, in the city , ot Norfolk, •Va. on the -Vth day of Febru- ary., 1899, for. thie •trial oc •said premises,ÅI and the-owner or owners; and ail persons Who i•nay have or claim any. interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the -time and lace aforesaid, to show cause, if an 't ey have, why a final, decree should -no pass as prayed. MORGAN TREAT. US S. Marshal. By. J.ib. WEST. Deputy. Marsha-I.' Whitehurst & •VUgliéBl Proetor ror Libel: jå26-td Jan t' Norfolk, VA.. January 23d, 1899. ANNUAL MEETJNG or NORFOLK STREET RAILROAD COMPANY be held at the general offices or the company;] 'this city, pn Tuesday, February 7th, 1899, Secretary. KSg2$tam Norfolk, val/ January HE ANNUAL • MEETING OF THE stockholders ot the NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILWAY COMPANY will be helc at the general ornees otuø company„ this eiCy, on Tuesday, February 7th, j 899, at 1 p. m, 'UÄ24-tdrn WALTER DOYLE, gecreturW FURNISHER MAIN. MEETING ' OF. 'ghis company be held In tho ot- fico or D. I»wenberg, room 40' Columbia bnilding, on •fH1jRSLYAY, 1999, NOéEOi.K AND COTTO,€ M'F'G, CO.,

FOR LEA Cullom, pose is to draw into the party the edu- Washington, January 27.—Represent- LAND, with the buil Ings and improve' cated and, wealthy. and not to allow ative Elliott, of South CaroUno, to- ments thereon, said buildings boing-now Whereas.Sby virtue of section 1371 Of the known by fthe numbers 84. 86, and •88 Nich-. day calléd upon Secretary Long to urge Mr. the military element. to control olson streetv- bounded and ödescribed I ap Major-General Lee proposes to' rec- the attendance at Charleston ot some Ccde•r Virginia.. edRion• 1887 G amended follows: Commencin ler mark pßciflcation and the restora- Veterans! reunion to be held there from by an 'act ot ot north side of tion of order in the provinee the May 10th iO 14t» next. The Secretary Virginia, appreved February 1898, the feet from the , easterly side, off -Fou tion ot a regiment Ot one -athousand accede to the request jf Council the City, ot Portsmouth and north • side. ot Nicholson street teet, pleked Cubanv soldiers' to be used shio$ Could be spared for the purpose. Board Supervisors Ot Norfolk COuntY,' üence, northerly .95 feet, thence westerly Trox. v provincial constabulary;' Ag a second It possible that. the North Atlantic are authorized, if they deem best •for the 40 feet, thence southerly 95 teet •to "the step he will recommend the establish- squadron will be in th'e neighborhood interest ot said citya and _ after point -of tbeginning,u be Isaid)tdtmen. ment by the military. government of about the time Indicated its return advertising the game for tmrty:deys; pre- ot thec . purehAsø bankg that would. loan a modente from evolution in the Gulf vlous to -the da.voC lease; to 'lease out the money to benaid in cash and- the balatiO') Ferries 'which t nowc sply» 'by* authority e ot thereof •in three equal instalments; pay- law, between the city. of Portsmouth and, able with interest from date, rate og interest on land security, $0 au and Carribean seas, and eighteen months, respectiveiy€ •after ae oppo- tæenable land-owners themielves Norfolk and* Wellington Point or Berkley/ 1 the date of gale; and for the said deterred TO BE NitJSTERÉD OUT. or their tenants to get' a yoke tot oxen. twenty chickens. a couple-or pigs rand known as Thexorfolk County Ferries. at payments ;the ourehaser or 'ourehasers e House about fifty centg;a day 'until - Lå•rop Sixty-ninth New . departed. Vfor publiC auctipn; to the tor shall give notes payable to the said Spe- New York to-night over the Nashville, a "term ot ten years, 'upon socii terms and retained until the'"' further order ot@he to-day T could be raised. is e reported that ChattanoogaancI St. Louis railvay€ The conditions as the said «:ouncll and Board court: or any purchaser may of the dressed beet - brought hereo regiment will go by usvay of Cincinnati/ or Supervisors shall determine, and may tion pay all cash, or one-third cash. United States transport' Michigan and Cleveland/' Buffalo and Albany/ reach' require bond .or bonds theÄessee or for the security Of the gaid deferred lessees, in such sum as-they.aytdeem execute 0 deed of trust upon the prop 'te to ve- hung up on the gocks last night Avas Ing New York city Monday. A be found in a slimy condition this morn- The Second Battalion ot the First best tor the faithful. performance of the purchased by him, the said deed. C truei ssage, to ingo is also reborted that a quantity Floridl, Volunteer. Intantry WAS mus- terms ot and e withyvsuretieg to be drawn, recorded and release Aig deemed by which bond or expense. RICHARD TUNSTA THOMAS H iWILLCOX, directly ot canned beef, which been bonds shall be made payable to the City to Cuban sufferers,- was' cannecV Stor the Japaneee army the % Japanese- STATES •of Portsmouth and Norfolk County; Special COmmisSioneiSe TOWNSÉND & JOYNES, Auctioneers,é, 23rd day of January; 1S99, W. 'Sturgis Supervisors may -lease; outothe said Fer- :he• eom• China var.' filed hig Tibet in the District Court of the as or in such parts as they I hereby certify that the bond wrequired ts to •re- United •NStates• ror the • East. District -of may deem best for the interest Ot the said by the above mentioned decrees amen to CASE OF TROOPS ING eagaingt , the schooner: J. carpourg and council the fla18-tås .WNIUS COLEMAN. TROPICS. Johnson, , her. boatgo tackle, rapparel an And whereagö ue Preji- Washington, January furniture, in a cause; ot wages. civil and City o! Portsmouth and •Board ot .Super- y to in- deemed said T N maritimeÄAnd whereas, by Virtue of pro- n of too,- General Sternberg mag made public thé cess in due torn Of law, to me directed, and county -to-lease out the said/ Ferriesg X the EastertvDist?iCt Chiet gurgeon or the Department< of 1899, I bave seized and taken -the said determined cnd approved .cértain terms Ot Virginia; Cuba, relative to the British method schooner -J. Calhoun Johnson. and have vies should be leased; and did appoint -the On thigÄ9th day of January, bethirty result or, O'Reilly recommends sthat the States Court room, in the eity to advertise and lease the game in accord- reading tire petition of C. t JO Vh#e. ompcnies troops •intended for cuban of Norfolk, va.t on the 10th day of Febru- anco with said terms and conditions. Nov, therefore, we; the gndersigned; in dered by that hearing should be recruited -in the Sotith and aryv1S99, .for •the trial of said premises, and the owner -or.oqnersj and all persons said instructions -AT 12 upon the Same the 6th ula$ otiFebru, O'CLOCK M.' ON -THE) 1ST. OF men. great extent. They ghou14 be. sent- in hereby to be and appear at the time MARCH, 1899* ATOUPL1bAÜCTiON; to ary, 1899, before November after the rainy season.. No and place to .auee, •it the highest bidder.ln front the court. saidÅ@istrictJ at a o'clock Improvement is needed In -ration; any they have. decree should house doory of*ortsmouth, notice thereof be publisheé In The Norfou Ld an@night service should be avoided. not as prayed. MORGAN the Ferries 'Which? bY authority district, and that all, lcnown S. Marshåi. Ot" law. between the eities ot Portsmouth and Norfolk and 1 Wellington Point or other persons In interest putö Marshål. ' Berkley% known 'ag The Norfolk County the said .time and place and show Ition pw- FIVE PEOPLE DROWNED. pr0P0ged South Norwalk/ Conn.,o january Whitehurst & Hughes; Proctor tor Libels Ferries, together •with ail, the steamers," any they the prayer:ot thk and åle Whårves/j docks.. landtngg„f build: »pposition Disabled by an accident to her steering lant. gear during a trlpmp the last UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ingg and other property now owned by It ds further ordered by tho so night the steam ß•ana) C. Aug•• •L ocast. District , the saidTity and county, and now used or Clerke send by mali day tln,of New Sork,. rant GI the rocks the day January' subject to be used in connection with •and ereditorceopies ot gaid petition'éendo•thii to companying hen wag the consort David Cutteej' filew their tin 'District" Visions, determined approved by said residence lireet n. Fisk, hoaded With •al consigned Court or the United States Portsmouth and Witness Presi- Westport. Five Ot •hesperson._ aboard District t against tug-boat Board of SupervisqrÅ ot Norfolk County, 'dill, Jr.; Judge the said Courtj pndth' r end torgea for •se ot the' i the Il.in: iPPines. instruct* demand spirited, ggle when mendment that the 'complete o'clock. the eom• reage the thirty to proviglon Lg stricken nendments dopted. were/ Captain and maritime: Whereas. by clerk of thedCity and Nv a'h on the 19th vaay ot BOYDEN„ merle Chief ± g:ngineerr -Thdmas virt e rot process in due •torm Of to Martin; clerk ot the Board ot Supervisors. handi name unknownv DilOt,f name me \trected. returnable •on the 24th day of The committee reserves the righ€to re- January; 1899, I have seized and taken the, feet any and all bids, •nd no bid shall be known: Mrs. Helen 'i Callahan' Of said tug boat: Soutn Baltimore: and ha received until the oerson or persons male, Westz Twenty-seventu. •treet,. •New her my - Notice is ' tng the same shall' have \deposited eer- ven, that District Court be held in tified check for the sum of $2000 payable thie tihlted States Court room, in the city. VOTED FOR A WOMAS.I. ot vo. on the 3rd day of Febru- ary, 1899, tor the trial ot gald premises, and the owner or owners, abd all persons D. @ Perryo:jr.t, the Uta.hnfan. who may or elatm any fiteresti are State Senator Who voted for Mrs. Mare hereby cited. to be and appear at the time tha Hughes Cannon -toe Ünite@ States and place aforesaid to show cause, if any they final decree should not ed MORGAN TREAT, Senator, gave his reason to the •7' Poet: pass pray U. S. Marshal. Dispatch correspondent to-night. WEST, Åmrshai. said : üughes Cannon, although C. lane, Norfolk, Proctor tor LI. the plural wife o' George Q C+nnon'Å bellarrt. brother," is, in my Bopinlon,€thoroughly competent toe the omce ot . Uniteg States Senator, She has 'Served as ' a member ot our, state Senate fonwo VAN ACADEMYOEMVSIC. years with credit, deserve. promotion v TÜESDAT JAN. 80-31. in .Norfolic oof thedis-p apd.lg entitled to the promotion. She is representative Democratic woman Of tin ished •rtigts. the State; her labors for the success ot M{.u BERBERT -and , MISS to the Treasurer of the County oi Norfolk and Treasurer ot the City of Portsmouth, to be forfeited u on his or their failure to comply? with sucl bids or the terms of it lease; but to be returned to such bidd u on his bld being rejected on his eom- p ance with tho terms of said leage. Chairman " Committee Board . ot S"Y- visors, Norfolk, County Va. T. ßACRtJS Jr.,», Cbaifman Committ$é City Councii, Ports. mouth, Va. LAHODE ! MRS. H. POSNER Takes pleasure •1m informing the , public that she •hag removed. her millinery estab- MEETINGS. *Norfolk, Va.., January 23d, ANNUAL MEETING OF stockholders the NORFOLK RAILROAD will be held at the general •offleeg this cityø on Tuesday, February 7th,V.18990 at m. SecretaryE ja24-tdm Norfolk, Va., January Sd, 1899. ANNUAL, MEETING OF; THI T stockholders ot the NORFOLK AND OCEANVIEW RAILWAY COMPANY€*Ä will be helc at the, general offiee?b'tnth companyo tbtg city„ on Tuesday, February 7th/ 1899/' Mr• Bhe a public THBMOTH AND THE FLAME. made the cultured. independent and a physician 'Beatb now on sale. •ricee-—$c. to $1.50, )vent nnal of recognized Étanding. ottia Tyler "My vote for her was; in a measure; a ACADEMY OF MUSIC. :-prestdent compliment to the woman herself.. WEDNESDAY 1. , month. don't regret it and Would support berc W 5 AND D. 'enslon her • again it .gumcient members ot the i,.eÉ• u BTEVENS PRESENT •Islature mould, $oin€ roe insure her SOUSA'S '*Olght re; election: . not belong , to the; " committed prevented Church, L although r have lived ali .my Beats on sale Monda 9 A m, Prieee., point. Ot no , lite in J telegrarw to Lower door. $1.60; entir% balcony, $1.00. the Bt. Loulø Ilshment •to tho Monticello building/ on ot p. m. WALTER Secretary. ja2+tdm- HANDSOME PARLORS TOCKMOLDER8' this company wili be beld in the with everytbing in the tnditnery unet Atid wherø she will Ibe pleased, to bave the- of D. Lowenberg, room Jadies call and exgrnlno her really: One t>tllidtng, on ! , THURSDAY, t 4:30 m. Posner proposes conduct LA MODE upon a high piano and to keep M'F'G, CO., up tho highest "standard D og exeonencé d Its known to the ørt.,'

The vessel property of the late Capt. C. W. Marsh was sold at Har- borton last Saturday. The schooner, J. Calhoun Johnson, was bought by Mr. Chas. W. Feddeman, of Dreka, at $625.00; pungy, Wesley, by Mr. Ben Reed, of Harborton, at $36.00 and schooner, Elizabeth Alice, by Mc- Cready & Nelson, of Crisfield, at $100.

VESSEL PROPERTY FOR SALE—I will sell at public auction, at Harbor- ton, Saturday, October 7th, schooner, J. Calhoun Johnson; pungy, Eliz- Alice; and pungy, Mary Wesley. These boats will be sold without re- serve as I have no one to look after them. Mrs. Malissa S. Marsh.

September 3, 1899.

**VESSEL PROPERTY FOR SALE**—I will sell at public auction, at Harbor- ton, on Saturday, October 7th, schooner J. Calhoun Johnson; pungy, Eliz- abeth; and pungy, Mary Wesley. These boats will be sold without re- serve, as I have no one to look after them. Mrs. Malissa S. Marsh.

**Business Notices.** VESSEL PROPERTY FOR SALE—I will sell at public auction, at Harbor, Saturday, October 7th, schooner J. Calhoun Johnson; pungy, Eliz-abeth; and pungy, Mary Wesley. These boats will be sold without re-serve as I have no one to look after them. Mrs. Malissa S. Marsh.

FOR SALE—Schooner J. Calhoun Johnson, 20 tons, will carry 1200 barrels of oysters under deck, in repair. Terms reasonable. C. W. Feddeman, Dreka, Va.

U. S. COURT NOTES. Deputy United States Marshal West yesterday at Cape Charles libeled the schooner J. Calhoun Johnson for E. W. Sturgis, a sailor, who claims $159 wages due.