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Steamship ADVANCE "Wednesday. May z 49, ~.
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PAJIsF GERHARD q Co.. Gen AetA "a Broaa,st. N: x
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~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
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WT.sT,ERNL LAND Wednesday April ss. s D. m
Fail and winter rstes First CABIN, 600 ~ 500 TX
eurslOn. si1O 1928 Second Cabin, s40 EXCURSION
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V'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY. - .---- e-ocr-tro,r
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF IhL % ~ ~ J1rs
Frs OF the Union Pacific Railway C9Mp trsnsaction al
OF Directors Tor the ensuing yeaf az a. hesnrs ina
any other business whlch-may le<anf- ~ kTT hi
meeting, will be held az HORltCU IL 55fh dav ~ Anil
TremOnt~st, Boston, Wednesday ts -oen ~ - pd
nest az 10 O'clock m TEaIsfet. Rms pGMs Presldent
April 4. CHARLES r. ADAMS A'-9-NeN-
HENRY McFARLAND Secretary.
Boston. March 81 1855
THE ANNUAL meeting OF STOCK noIders on
the United STATES Cremation Company Limited ior
u. slecton Board Of Directors WI y " y Msna
MAJ T. 1919 Polls will be open from IL m- VII y IN
INV" Ap LANES B. BROWN, secretary.
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Florida Railway & NaTigaEl Co.

The undersigned hereby give notice that they represent
MAJORITY In actual ownership Of the First Mortgage
Consolidated Bonds OF the Florida Railway and Naviga-
ton Company, and believe that It is not for the interest
OF the BOn1hOders that the plan OF
posed by Messrs Cutting and others Committee should
be carried
Any Bondholiers deposited their bonds with
the Central Trust Company under a Misrepresentation.
are recommended 20 withdraw them, and all BOndholders
are invited to communicate with
ARCHER n. MARTIN,
(of Post, Martin 4 Cor
"a IL Pine St. New-York
E. F. DENNISON,
(of +. W. Clark & Coz,
130 s. 4th St, Phia., Penn.
J. D. PROBST
(of J. D. Probst 6 CO..,
80 and 80 Exchange Place, New-York.
As representative OF the majority OF the OF the
above Company, 1 beg to recommend the above the
proper course Of proceeding
NJ. II. SMITH
(of F. b. Wallace & Cor
A Broad Street 'New.TOrk.
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Drp 9ooos.

CARPETINGS, Rugs, Martings, Chairs.-ln-
~ invited before orders joan Br0m
ley a sons 81 2 reversible rugs. SIS OF
AkDREW LISTERS sons, lSe.I&l bfoaaHJ.
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A CADENY OF MUSIC. ITALIAN OPERA.
Sgb5LMoR y ToMPKSs, ProprstOrs and Managers
WEDNESDAY, EVE, April IT,
FRIDAY EVE. April 20, . :.
SATURDAY MATINEE April I'll,
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legal Notices.
SUPREME COURT,

SUPREME COURT,
~ CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK.
Charles O. Leeds Plaintiff. against James Fettetch ana
Annie. his WIFE Robert Johnson. Charles o. Foster ana
Samuel X. Bayley Defenda lts--Sunmons
Trial desired in the City and County Of New-York
To the above named defendants -.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 answer the
complaint In this action and 20 a copy OF your
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty GAYS
the this exclusive OF the day
OF service and In ca OF your failure appear answer
Judgment will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New. York, jan 81, 1883. . -.
Ed w CHAMBERLAIN Plaintiffs Attorney, Ohiee
and Post once address, No 100 Broadway wYOrk City.
TO CHARLES G. POSTER; The foregoing summons
served uDOn YOU by publication pursuant 10 an ORDER
OF Hon Edward Patterson Of the Justices Of tne 90
preme Court OF the % New York dated te0raay "
1898 and hlei with complaint Ia the oNee OF inc
Clerk OF the City and County OF New YORK. ~ te Souhy
Court House In the CITY Of New YORK
I'm w CHAMBERLAIN.
Plaintiffs Attorney
100 Broadway. New-Yerk City.
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Misrell

WANTED. old American Books, Pamphlets
w Autograph Letters and Old American Engr@T,ngs
portraits &c. IL A. McCANN. lilo Chestnusst. Pnila
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BELMONT HALL
CAMPOBElt0 ISLAND.
Gonntrp Boaro.

DLEASANT ROOMS and good accommoda
Hiehland-ave, Sing Sing. n. Y.
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\ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S.. C(

Az SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON An BREMEN.
steancfs -ai fror. pier foot 20 81, Hobcken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS =
hllcr Wed Ap'l IL. 30 IN Frlia s,s ADJ %, %
Eltcr. Sat, Alrll Il. u TYaSe Wed May . 10 40 nj
saae. Wei ApI 25 ! y m Elbe. sat- May s. $50 D y
First Cabin. s7S and upward berth according 10 "
cation Cabin az lcWest rats0
..-~-~ oEI4RIcHs CO.. Ne 2 Benit.g Greea.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
Latest Reports From Jacksonville

Latest Reports From jacksonville.
WAsmiNGro> epimber The Off
cial bulletin from DR. Mitchell, at Jack
sonyille Fla, received TO-DAY At the Ma
rlnc Hospital Bureau, shows that for the
twenty-four hours ending p N. yesler-
dag there were twenty three new ceses
and four deaths. There have beer I'll
cases and tairiy deaths 10 date.
Governor Terry of Florida has tele-
grapicl Surgeon .trnerai Hamilton as
follows. without consent Of Nassau
County Board our promises preclude es-
adjustment there Of fever hospital, as
asked by Jacksonville committee
seaa.or Call and representative
Dougherty OF Florida lad conference
gith the President this morning In re-
gard 20 the condemna'ory resolutions
passed by jacksonville citizens concern
Ing Or. Hamiiton's course. No conclu-
siOus were reached
julius Wise. one Of the inspectors Of
the Marine Hospital Bureau, who is on
his way to inspect Fernandina, tele-
graphs that be has been impeded at all
points 10y the local quarantine segnls-
tions He expects 10 reach there 10 day,
aad Camp Perry 10 morrow. He has
been three days on his way from Jack
1Onyilie
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: small stream >urii- into River.
DsNvEH. Coz, September IA spe-.
cia. from Pueblo i0 the fars says Word
has Just been received of fhe drowning
oi six cowboys nOrihHes' Of Pueblo
county. iust west of Pixies Peak. A
'asge party were attending q cattle round
rn on last Tuesday night seven OF them
pitched their camp or Beaver Geek, a
small stream that usually has no water
in H. Being very tired and sleepy they
raA 80 attention 10 the llgAt shower
taat came up during the night II, how
eyer. proved o. be tbe edge Of large
black cloud that burst snort distance
above them The result was breast Of
rater six lset deep swept down upon
,hem and carried everything in its path.
The seven sleeping toys we're carried
doYn. one Of them saved himself by
c.iaging 20 the l-auch OF tree, but the
others were swept many miles down the
stream. Their bodies were found scat
teged along the bed Of The stream.
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Ihe fsot.rie> starting 4 p EseeyNhere.
prrrsB-n1. September = A majority
If che g,4.s-bCtt.e houses tar0ugho1. 'he
country w'N resume to-day, after an
ei,h. weeks shut down Employment
q...i De given 20 300 men directly, and
indirectly to 400 The wares scale was
settled az % conference 10 tAis city July
-3.h. a- SLich the advances were con
ceded .ae yorkmen A hoard for the
settlement of difficulties which maY arise
during the year was constituted, SO tina.
,he avoidance Of strikes is almost as
-ured
A cableg-am from Belgium says thai.
at the annual meeting Of the Universal
Federation of Window glass Workers at
Cuarleroi. William II Sc.icker Of PITTS
bl-r. Pa vas elected president and Al
bert De.worie, Of Charleroi secretary
and treasurer The American delegates
nil ,a.. tor home today
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and viii be absent three months lie
has not visited bis home before for eight
Years. and all his friends wish him a
pleasant visit
Misses Norvell Taylor ard Willie Mul-
len. who have been visiting Miss Lucy
Mullen in Fredericksburg, have returned
20 Richmond
Miss Julia Dowden who has beer 70
Ocean View Virginia Beach and NosfolS,
where sic wls visiting friends, returned
to the city Yesterday.
Mrs. A. c. Becker and daughters Lily
and Clara. have returned from codus
Point. y. !. where they have been
spending the summer
Mr. John IIaran arrived In the city
Yesterday. after An extended Eastern
rip. and left Saturday for Augusta
White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. William l. Hill, laie,y'of this city,
Il at present visiting her parents In
Louisa county In the fa.l she Will go
% Raleigh. y. G., to live.
Mrs Sa'le II Harris and child, acccm.
ItlaHu NF "fs ii'fHNAt JAZZ w. - AANAA'
icy. will leave next week for ay.-it 20
relatives at Warrenton AID Jefersou,on
xrs Z y Leonard os Chicago, &C
companied ty her little son Clarence, =
in the CITY on an eXteuceG visit 20 her
sister, Ms A C. Becker 3o5 East Clay
street
Dr. R. F. Burlington and his accom-
rlishod daughter, Miss Carrie, Of Mem
phis Tenu.. left for home Saturday, after
n pleasant visit to numerous relatives IL
this city.
Nr. H. Gardiner Tyler o. Sherwood
Forest. on James river. and Democratic
presidential clecior from the Second
Congressional district was ia the city
Yesterday.
Nr. Ernest Keesee Who hs, been enjoy
Ing the mountain hroezes aud The ingigc
rating alr for The past two weeks, has
lefi ihe city as traveller fox be Rich
mo-d firm he represents
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Emmett fr3.l1- Was oae rf fle r.rff
cu..ci .s ..e Sergeant yesterday ma'a
ing. a,a paid s. ard cost. .nr being ---
0,acf IS and esi-iiaE tAe po'Oe
SAILS Gsas aai Sarah Na.s.ria4 a ..'-
d. ai-ofir, time among taem.e.ve
sally Qa.a Z. a-t costs. ana --.a- Ia.'
s. jN aal costs.
Carrie Slo" .eo.orc believed sAe
cauN expires ler-elf better ny tae a-e oi
indecent snCla-e aud actually DID,. -O
Tie yi1..ant policeman Layirg an iiea
;hat ;he He.gAto.hood preferred people
using bccou.u- .al2rage. took Carrie ln.
and Justice Ci.ichile.d thought s. Ald
costs was a reasonable punishment.
sarah Na.aor. .4me. owen aaa NarT
Jane Chca,Aam al. col0rcdl raistg % roW
on the public street and annoyed ihc
neiglbo,loca The Court fined each 50
and costs.
The continued case of William H.
LUckatoe lcoiOrcd). charged with -triE-
ing Wellington and creating q disturb.
ancc 80 ihe annoyance CT the ncisAtor.
hood a.o. with -trikint Rachel Bras
ton with intent Co m dm, li.agarc aud
kil, wa, again couiiauet % ueAi SNgr
day. september s.a, ana the accused
ba.icl In 'Ae sum o. $500 $500 0a one
charge ard $500 on iae oi-es
William Booker CO.a.c- la.smar.
Vas lnei s. and costs g.. leaving d.,
team .l '-e stree. without Lo.-.lg tae
r.f.-
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vi z L.. chnfnn,. crenmerr.

M p B Chafin is a business mon.
lie has established a creamery and milk
delivery svsiem 10 which the public were
invited yesterday The place and otlce
lis next The corner Of Foushee and Broad
streets TAere j. . drug store on tie
corner. sd the mi.k-deliyeiy room -
next dor. The creamery is IN rear
OF both tbe drag store and m!A-fo- ID,
and front, or FOushee street
Mr. Chahin I'M conversation With tine
TINE, reporter Yesterday siaiei tLhi De
would .Uu' b pure milk Win all ihe
cream in it at tae price mentioned in his
adverti- mcat 10 another column OBJ 'nls
paper II. lowed the reporter and q
number %. o,her gentlemen accompany.
!us Aim ;he apparatus IN the rear tll.t
ing. which is not now ready for Use.
through .he contractors are hand ~ work
completing full arrangemcnis \ twenty
five horsepower boiler is IN process Of
erection. and was yesterday completed.
TIE fruue. leads from The front Of thc
lCilcr backwards 10 thc tal. chimney
in few Days the creamery H'l 5e %
fUl. operation and butter. cream and
rI.kRlii be furnished TO al subscribers.
Tae TiNr- nowl,igls ihe courtesy
extended item Yesterday. when a aoa
containing number oi .Mfpiai bottles
af pure. -.l- creamy mills, Nas ie'i .'
the aa.,r
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CHICAGO. September "A special from
Atlanta. Ga, says The tropical fruit
men have combined. aad consumers will
be usable % e, = single banana OF
plainta.n save through he courtesy Of
The trus: which was organized IN New
Orleans TAI. week. 4 few days ago d
circular was sent TO all the fruit men
In the country. calling them 10 a secret
conference ia New Orleans Ii was
signed by SIX Of the largest fruil houses
in that city. There trust was formed
representing the combined capital OF
sl90OO,0oo.
CREsroS Iowa Sepiember IA
wreck occurred on the Burlington road
ea-, cf this place yesterday An extra
freight Ntst, carrying q coach loaded
wna passengers for the Crest0n fair.
was ditched by bad rail and hagman
sent back 70 stop a following extra. The
aasman failed 20 reach the train, which
vas running down grade, IL time TO
prevent the collision. The passengers
had barely tine 70 get out when the engine
crashed into the first train. smashing six
cars
DrLurn MrSa September -t'abriei
Marii.o died yesterday as = result OF a
singular accident While working on
The streets several days ago he vas struck
IN The face br a stream o. water from .
hvdrant. ant his false teeth we've AGocked
down ai- tAr0at. lie diec from q hem
orrAa.e following their rcmoya..
T0lfDo. Dmc. September "A special
from CyEeaei, Ohio says \ 2j,90o-5a..
rel oiltank exploded, and the oil scat
tered in al. directions killing eight per
sons sul lnjuring number Of others.
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COMNITIEE o. CGHETEnIE-

Trarsat' Considerable Bu.inc,, Inst Sight
The Committee on Cemeteries me last
night in iae Council Chamber Present,
hi,-,fs Grimes lcAairmanl H.. and
DicAerson
sundry bills were ordered 90 be paid
The hack hire o. the committee who
visited Oak wood and Sh0ckoe I'LL Gem
et.ry. 81 fc. each hack, ten backs en-
ployed .n ALL was divided bttWeen the
funds Of the tho cemeteries and ordered
TO be paid
THE BANKsrOWS CEMETERY
will be surveyed before the neA; meeting
Of the committee Colonel CAishaW aiii
make report, and ;he committee Will
hear the same at their meeting this week
The date OF the meeting will be decided
by the Chairman, Who is intfus,ed 90
cal H.
IMPROVING PRIVATE SECTIONS.
The clerk read the following
To sfe Committee on Cemeteries
Cen lemen, In reply 70 the inquiry OF
your chairman, whether the Committee
"a \ ti4ittt4A AAr AnA At[AA ~ tAtil AaAN
private sections in Shooa0e Cemetery,
their conditions requiring The attention
of said committee % / submit the follow
ing
! am Of opinion that unGer the ordi
nances OF ihe city YOU have the power to
enter private sections that are be
ing neglected by their owners,
in allowing an OyefrrOWfh of
weeds, etc, and to put the same in pre-
seniable condition. OF course, IN so
doing, your committee is expected 10 ex-
ercise wise discretion asio the improve
ments made. {. y. MEREDITH,
City Att0inty.
The furtuer consideration Of the Gem
etery prot:les was bT the committee Coz
tinued until the next meeting after
which The committee adjourned
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CuINL.H BASEBALL TEAMS.
Tae Novel Enterprise OF some Chicago
Men.

Men.
CHICAGO. September A bout dfly in
yited guests Witnessed the last practice
game of the two Chinese baseball teams
at the League Park yesterday afternoon.
To-Day their regular season opens with
game At the Loomis-street grounds. In
the morning the grand parade will take
place. and game will be called prompt
Iy at 3 o'clock George J T. Mayer has
formed a partnership With George Ed
monson, and they viii take their novel
attraction through the country, playing
a series Of tAree games Ia al The principal
cities
Speculation as to the relative merits of
the TWO itams mas been rife, and many q
good dollar has been wsgered. The bet
ting was Sito g. Oh the "Chicagos." and
If The san Franciscos' win there will be
wailing and weeping in many Celestial
larndries. The Chinese will turn out in
fgll force to-day.
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By TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS EXCESSIVE RAINS IN THE
SOUTHWEST.
-eIesrarhic News. Foreign and Domestic.

WASHINGTON. September i-On mo-
ton Of Mr. Breckenridge Of Kentucky,
Mr. Blouut of Georgia was chosen
Speaker pro tenn this morning during the
temporary absence OF Speaker Carlisle.
Nr. McCreary, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported back the sub
sttuie for the Wilson Retaliation,
and by unanimous consent IL WAS
agreed that the bill should be called up
Tor consideration on Tuesday next. after
the morning hour instead of after the
reading OF the journal, As at first sug-
gested.
On motion Of Mr FcrRey, the confer
ence repor; on the SundrY Civil bill was
taken up.
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AsD9fstR TEl>T.
ThI, Time In MInter Wheat.

ST L0r September IA meet.1g Of
winter wlca' mil.ers Wa held here yes
ieriav The object Of tLe meeting vos
CD .ogm s. closer alliance tetween the
miller, handling winter wheat. % esta1-
lisa o minimum scale Of prices ant ID
maAe arrangements % cooperate anf g.
prevent -uuous competition Represen-
t4.yes os mills from all pats Of The "in
;er-whsat belt, 90 the number o. sixty,
assembled, and William lnglehart Of
Evansville. Ini.. was elected chairman
and Alex. & Smith secretary The after
noon vas spent In discussing the methods
of meeting Minnesota competition and
preventing TOO keen rivalry within the
winter wheat belt Another meeting will
be held
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EXCESSIVE KAt>SI> ruE SOUTHWEST
Cotton and other CroHs Seriously DAM
aged.

New ORLEANS, September l.-Reports
received from various parts OF Arkan-
sas between Buncher's Bend and Arkan-
sas City, all complain Of having 100
much rain Many Of the cotton fields
that two weeks ago gave promise OF
fair harvest are now impossible on ac-
count Of mud and water Picking, which
vas about TO be begun. has been indeh-
nitely postponed The half grown bolls
are nearly all rotting and shedding.
Caterpillars are eating very fast in some
localities
A special to the Tfmo-Dsmocrdt from
Vicksburg says FOR several days heavy
rains have prevailed throughout the
whole of the agricultural region sur
rounding Nicksburg, and the greatest
damage is reported to have been done TO
tae crops II l., impossible to pick cot
ton in such weather. and the crop will be
la,e. The damnge is estimated at from
- 10 20 Dcr cent
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The Walker Light Guard are working
hard "a their Grand Military Exposition
10 be opened at the Armory October 10th,
They are going 70 offer novel ard
highly Interesting entertainment. and
will doubtless have large patronage
fscm ;he visitors - ,ke Agricultural e
position
Few veep.s recognize the importance
ot Cc- volunteer organizations such
lIos.. "a t.eir part TO equip and main.
tain tAfm-e.yc. should m e.. with tie aq
croh.cCu and encouragement o.. OC. cit
.leus
TIE soldier boys are meeting 1.t- tAe
hes.tT cooperation Of ,he'r Numerous
lady .,elds and their Exposition prom
isss '0 te d grand success.
r..r ft..t.......f p ., rf.r.f rt.
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New York. and "a soon as received the
work Of laying them will begin.
From hancock street out 10 the ES-
position grounds al the iimbers length
wise and crossWise are lying along ihe
-iieway The management do not think
:; iudicious to Gig the earth in order TO
lay tie ties until The iron comes.
"wlaL TUE IRON CONE
was a qu silon ssked by the reporter
"Tes, SIR said Mr Burt emphaiically
1T will be- here in iew days"
"YCu mean business
"Of course We 20. and IL is a cold day
when We get left You can say in your
PAGER that every effort will be made by
the electric line and the mule line tc
carry people 20 and from The Exposition
grounds ~
"llow many Coney Island cars carry
ing 100 people each viii be here and
used -
We vii lave not less than twenty
orobably afumbe- more. We expect g
run The dummy engine all the way down
Broad 70 seventh, and thus carry
ont the crowds without compelling them
To transfer a. The western limits Of TIE
city
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Cured and iis return prevented by tie
use Of simple and very harmless remedy
that has been used by many oi our great
est sufferers. and always with the same
resuiis-a perfect cure Ask for q box Of
DR.. Deyid's Vegetable Liver Pills. For
sale by all druggists ard country mer-
chants. Price ~ cents box Of p pills.
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OTTAWA, September | "A special OH
Ger OF customs has seized the American
tug Gladiator, on Georgian Bay, for hav-
ing ,owed a raft OF logs from French
River. Ontario. o. Midland, and not re-
porting or clearing az ei;her place. The
ye..e. 5 in charge of a sub-collcctor at
A.roma Mil.. pending a cepcs', 0. sioo
OK release by the department.
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should keep box oi p. Dayid's Yege-
table Liver Pills on haui as they are The
best cure for sick headache, biliousness.
cosliyeness and liver diseases. Only p
cents box.
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WHO HAVE oO>F AWAY AND WHO
HAVE RLTUESED.
General Society and Personal Notes.


from Bar Haro)r
Mr. William Boteker has returned
from King William.
Miss Fannie Miller Of Ashland vas in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Emma Bacharach is on yisi. tc
friends in Charlottesville
J Allen Moore Of Philadelphia is in
the city at the American.
Miss Gertrude Nelms Of Petersburg IS
visiting fsiends Ia this city.
Mrs ! T Rose and child have lsft for
an extended Northern icur
Misses lia sad Pauline Pa'mer are
visiting frieats in Farm'ille.
Mr. VIII MacDonou-h has returned
from White Sulphur Springs
Mr. GREY Bos.ieuX spent Sunday With
his family at Greenwood, Va.
Mr. r Z Sneilincs OF Fredericksburg
has moved % Richmond 90 live.
Dr. and Mrs Strathford are nicely
domicled az the American HOie.
Mrs Rush Burgess Of Newark is visit
iDg relatives on South Pine street
Miss Mamie Ellyson Of Eas, franklin
street, is az the Old sweet springs.
Mr. aud Mrs. VIII Cos. Jr Leave next
week for 30 extended Northern trip.
Mr. James F Hanna has returned after
pleasan, stay a. lI1euenot Springs.
Ais, S'.el o, 7,.'.' ,- .. ''''i w.. SC,
-uiA'u i''' "1'@ D. o'.' '''"7 w '''''''
Mis- Fannie 1. zones mas 's-"' D, =
from months 'i-' TO ''''5 00.N.t'
Miss Flora Nar.ialioii, G, so' East
Grace, viii shortly leave ior Michigan
Mis-, Matte Rady has returned from
oil t.tg p1, NLcle SHE sqeAt "a ,lm-
mer
Miss ''"ei o. !-.,'.n'n'' ,'. Is y .,''.. :. .-
,n, !, '"'-''5 o' a. w. '''''.'' '' '--
''''' -.
BIS. Lucy '.''.''', ,.,.. ... i,.... S't
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Nr Edward Blair Of Richmond has
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