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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-06

Onancock: Nine precincts thus far heard
from in Accomack give McKinney and the
other candidates on the Democratic ticket
q majority of 9lG. If tins ratio is main
tanned in the other precincts the Demo-
cratic majority III the county will reach
1900.
Four precincts in Northampton county
give the Republicans n majority of $50.
That county has probably gwen 25O Re-
publican majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-06

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Wholesale Druggists.
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Dun1Plings
with
Royal Baking
Powder

No dessert is more delicious, wholesome
and appetizing than a well-nadc dumping,
6lled With the frui, Of the season: BY the
use OF the Royal Baking Powder the crust Is
always rendered light. haky, tender and di-
cestible. Dumplings made with It, baked OF
Boiled. VIII be dainty and wholesome, and may
be eaten steamiug hot With perfect imPunily.
Rrcyry1.-one quart q -Four: thoroughly nix WITH
Il three teaspooas fRoyal Baking Powder and snal
teaspoon o salt; rub IN piece Of brtter or lard ne
tife Of an egg and then add one large postc grated ~
The aouT; aef the bu,ter is well ired str IN mix AMI
kne1d to the eonsisiency q soft bseil, dough- oeak
on peees Of dough large enough TO close over toui
quarters Of an annie (or other fruit rs desedl without
rolling ard lay IN an earhen dish Tor steamer) ana
steam until the frui, is tender. Bake preferred
In all receipts calling for cream Of tartar
and soda, substitute Royal Baking Powder
less trouble. never fails, makes more apPe'
thing and wholesome food and is more COO
nomical. Royal Baking Powder is specially
made for use in the preparation OF the tnesl
and most delicate cookery.
toc s1-deod2wSweov2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-06
ny n. w. Rowe,
Real Estate AucuOnesr
A MAGNIFICENT JAMES-RIVER
"A ESlAl 4.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK NIL AND A PART
HF 81 & fs[ AID

In execution o. decd OF trust 70 tho under
signod trustees, doiei 18Th Aug 81, l>,j, and
duly recorded I'm Goochiaat County Court, We
viii cell by auction, at 90 Office % y. W. towe
No. north Eleventh street, Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, NOvBsByE o. lsso,
at O'Clock p u. THIS NOTED ESTATE situ-
afed on James river aud ON 'he Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, in Coo,A and county, MY
one miles west VI hicIuuul. containing I'DA
ACRES. 2ii Gcro5 Ct which Is tho lower part u
Xix ISLAND, anu the residue consists Of low
grounds. upland. Rud woods, and The character
of the soil IA admirably adapted 80 tho prOduc-
ton OF com. wheat. tobacco, aud grass.
Tho dwelling is haud-ome structure 81 stuc-
coed brick, with eleven large and airy roo.ps,
and win yeran1es aud por1os extending
nearly around. Tho Out-hous0s ana farm build
ings. mostly OF brc<, ara extensive 10 uumper
ana variety AMI arranged In she best m amer for
the operations Oi such an estate, which Will
compare fayornbly vi Any In Virginia.
TERIs: Cash sufficient to phy COSTS 0i Hsle ana
my back taxes that mas h' Duo. and % pay 10
sum ~ $50. q credit as % s 800 until August
u. 1892. vi interest thereon from August IL,
! %, aud payable annually: and tue residue al
six and Twelve months Tor uOto5 with In erest
added, and ail credit payments % Dr. secured oy
p deed OF trust on the property and 10y policy or
insurance 90 the tuiidings duiy assigned.
ST. GEORGE r. PIIIulGH,
yIONA r. PAGE,
- /. BOCLWAkk,
oc23 Trustees.
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Train 10. - coD0ects daily a. Ksyffls -
Chase q y. liai ksFilis. OA0d, Dgrlhl ID
cerson. and kai2ifn. Connects daily a. r.'.
bcrO' Tor Durham. Raleigh. Salon. al N I''
aud all points on A1rtn CsrniGa nITs
fsls0ury a. AshCvil9. Hg springs sIi
poAtsi1 Western Nor caro- "a. al re- o..
iot.e for Charlolse. Columbia Gll AlgisAot
road
Train No p connects tally n Dre1r-'lff
Salem, Ninrton, Ia e.<l. eoid-p-ro., g.
heal CITY. ~ salisbury f1- Asn1fN'n, 10
Springs AMI ell points 10 Wssisrl Nef'h -
lima al ChAriolto With CIa.io,.g. Collm "a 4
Augusta railroad Tor Co.gmh.a Alsuf.A 81
Charleston. SkYsnnah, lhoo2ssfii.o. g.. - +.
eonulle, ami oiler FiCrilS pp'la Gas f.s+
Csroiins Ce1trs railroad f5r Nlmlugiln 49,,
Trains from tho -Ou.h arrive az kltlvg il' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-06
FROM AMBUSH.
AN OUTRAGEOUS AFFAIR IN HALIFAX
COUNTY.
rfrcd Into--Two Gentlemen Wounded
The Supposed Cause OF the
Outrage.


Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l
SourH Bosroy. November 5.--Hon. r. r.
Noblip and Messrs. X. nj. Terry, Julien
Chappell. Henry Howard, Z. N. Haddy,
and W, ID. Wilkinson were fired at from
ambush this evening about 8 O'Clock. Mr..
Eoblin was painfully wounded in the right
eve and he fears he will lose 1t. Mr., Chap-
pell was shot in the head and on the lett
hip. The shooting occurred about tnree
miles from here on the One-Gate road,
in remote place, and while it was dark:
The assailed party returned the fire, OF
their would-be murderers. but with what
effect is not known.
PROMPTLY KNOCKED DOWN.
This morning at that precinct negro
Mahoneite put large box in front of the
window to the polls and seated himself.
His object doubtless was TO obstruct the
voting and intimidate those Of his own
party who might wish 20 vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. MIR. II. NJ. Terry, of South
Boston, who was present, ordered him to
get away. The negro refused and was
promptly knocked down by Mr.. Terry. .,
Another negro then got on the box and
he, too. was knocked of, and the third at
tempted TO get on the box and big row
seemed imminent. Mr.. Terry was told by
several negroes that if he was at Omega at
rundown he would be killed He replied
that he was going TO South Boston TO vote,
but would be back again if they desired TO
carry out their threat. After voting here
this evening he returned to Omega, ac-
companied by the gentlemen above named;
Arriving there a fight at once ensued, and
on returning the gentlemen were fred
upon with shotguns and pistols. There
is intense excitement. Mr.. Terry SAYS that
the Republicans had taken possession. OF
the polls and were bulldozing the election
Judges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-06
By James q. Elam,
Real Estate Agent aid Aucdcneer,
lll3 A.8ln street

TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC
I AUCTION OF Tue ATTRACTIVE, Dr.
TACuED TNO-SrOhN FRAME DWELLING ON
TIE NORTH SIDE OF CfDAR STREET BIZ
TWEEN JAMES AND BAKER srkEElS-l
execution Of a certain deed OK trust 20 me dated
October @, 1888, " record ia Deadlock - u,
page l5f, H5nr.c0 County Court, ! shall sell by
publ auction, On the premises, on
THURSDAY. NoyRMBga 2, lsS9,
At 40 O'Clock p ", the EEhL ESTATE de-
scribod In said deed, +, being tle gtoye-name1
very NEAT AND 81 B,TANTLAL DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING Of about eight rooms and
the lot fronting 80 feet lne north sido II Cedar
street ani running back between para lei lines
1872 teof.
This "a q really good home. pleasantly and con-
yeniont.y stua,od on the hiil just east II Seven
tsenth rect, on which i5 the Me trcra.iweY, ana
near the Chesapeake aud Ohio shops and lle
Tanner & Deiauy shops and vl'hn easy dis
tance Of the nusiuoss portion az the city.
TEENS Cash a. 10 expenses az fsie. any un-
paid taxes, and the note for $40 with interest
from the "a al Octooer, 1859; aud the residue
uDon such terms a. shall De announced 40 time
OF sale. JANIS Is. ELAN,
no2 Trustee.
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POSTSCRIPT---4 A. NJ.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

Harrisonburg. Every precinct in Rock
ingha but two give Democratic ma
ioritv Of $40. q Democratic gam on the
vote II 1855 of 200.
Uarnsbercer and Blackmore, Demo-
ernric candidates for the Legislature, are
elected 10y 500 majority.
Port Republic. the home of Senator
John L. Lewis. gave o Democratic ma
ority of 10. A gain on the vote OF 1888 OF
1O4.
PAGE COUNTY.
Reportcd majority for Democratic candi-
dato FOX House 81 Delegates, 40,
NORFOLK AND VICINITY.
Norfolk: The canvass Of the vote in
Portsmouth. finished al midnight, shows
a Democratic majority of s59
Onic.al returns are not yet IN from Prin-
cess Anne.
II is estimated that the Second district
is Democratic 10y 1000.
In an probability Berkeley. Democrat, is
elected 20 the House Of Delegates from
Norfolk county
The Repubhcans of Norfolk voted to-day
20 within 40 az their vote atthe Cleveland
Harrison election, and the falling OIL is
fully accounted for by the well-known apa-
thy IN their ranks. and not any sort Of OBJ
structi0n ut the polls, "a the MahoneiteS
viii claim.
PETERSBURG AND SF1GHBoRHCoD.
Petersburg Hugh X. Smith and z. VI.
Clements. Democrats are elected 10 the
House OF Delegates from this city by ma
joritv Of nearly $50. gain Of 1000.
Major Thomas II. Bond, Republican, IS
probably elected 90 the Senate from the
Twenty-ninth district.
Prince George county has gone Republi-
can by n majority OF about 500.
Ettrick precinct, Chesterfield, gives the
Democratic ticket majority Of l39.
New Hope precinct. Dinwiddle, gives a
Democratic majority of s..
The indications are, from the incom-
plete returns thus far received, that the
Democrats have made handsome gains
throughout the Fourth district, and that
the Republican majority in this strong
hold will be largely cut down. The pro-
liability is that Dinwiddie elects Demo-
cratic member Of the House of Delegates.
BYRD TLTCrED.
Mllboro': Bath county gives l25 Demo-
cratic majority. Democratic gain, so.
Jones for senate and Byrd for House are
certainly elected.
TlZEwELL.
Pocahontas: Crockett. Republican can
didate for the Legislature. Is $50 ahead of
Mo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-06
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..sz.n-
Y COMPANY for Uld Point Nor s.7a;zE3<-
folk Portsmouth,. Newport NewS ClArsmcas
aRd JsIass-rivsr landings dFeeI ~ elegant
kvEaY MONDAY. WE'D SESDAY. and FRIDAY
at. A. -. sueeicars cornscL
Connections a. Old folns ami a. Norfolk
closely Win a. inos Tor northern ciues same
sfternooa. james river by daylight crsal
turtss line Cheapest routA
through ucKeA on steamer s1t 81 Carriers
Agency 100 AAin stress baggage checked
through. stste-rooms engaged tor day o. nlsaL
rre.xn. received daily Tor NSrfolx. Ports
mouth, Old pm, Mayeriy. nicksford. vs., ami
ali poinis IN Eastern Nocsh Carolina, Hsss7rl
vuElaia, and al regular landings GA tae James
river. q loves rates, knd through bills issued
49, LuClES b TATUM. yice-Prssl1ouS
No. iii7 Main strestapd kocksseA
1yu WxisiGsxs frsigas aad essDsnser Agenk
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.paily tDsily oEcep. SUNDAY


fyos u ami q make no st)pA No . s'ops "A
signal =. Jen.fzlA so. ~ s.0ps only Oh felN
a. chester, NenusuA and dhpcnrstef ''A
T. AM 65 stlpon signtsaE aii stations. $50. -
49, % s. So 81. 81 aud 30 wiz siQp a. al s.a1' -
for passsngerA
FULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Traius sos. Il AMI q sleeping between
New YOr6 ant Tampa Fla Nit Jactt' It..l.
on Trains Nos ,ialI %, si"0gln gears hriHr
Masbiug iOn ana Charlcsf0n. un ram 81 .'
eleeping-cars between sos YORK a - Is d .'.
Vile ON Train No. ~ sieepilE-.tr is.H. 'a
Washington aud hayannsh.
TIKI ONLY ALL-kAlL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE AHaiit
Klcamona DO AZ N,ri1ls..... 10 p e.
Richmoud ...'1.UJp p. ~. hor.olk.....i0 .n r d.
Norfols. a. y. Redmond. - 40 A. M
Norfolk ......'lcJ =. a.. iichMsni.. 4, 3D. D. '.
lhese trains also make cois -onnre o'a f
Farmviuo. Lynclourg au4 -9lilse tsrn Ho.l s
srtau A atoms on fls Norfolk ani Wffn'. 49,
rOai. i. 81. rl III ruf ffin.o- .ra-
r. 4. %. hYHRA 0tn.rl. e4pfriutruinl-
T. N. EHHssus. General Passenger AEr.L
roll Haas. Trafic Manage mf
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By j. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lii3 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF CORNER
= LOTS.
THREE LOTS NORTHEAST CORNER or RAN
pOLPH AND WALLACE STREETS.

Py virtue o. q deed Of trust from Charles Koch,
dated October !. lssJ, % the undersigned, trus-
tees, and duly re o-dod IN the CLERKS Ofice u
tire Chancery Court Of The city Of Richmond, 10
secure payment OF certain notes therein men
toned beng for deferred purchase money, and
default having besn made M payment ot two
ol said notes oni being required by the bene-
nclary 20 90, We will sell at public auction, on
the promises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TN,
t4:s0 P. NJ, the following property. described
in said record as fO.iOws: "All that lot OF
LAND 10 the city OF Richmond aud bounded as
follow: Commencing at IN nor beast corner OF
WaIasa nnl Randolph streets. thence running
eastn arily along the north line OF said Wallace
str0ot and fronting thereon % feet, and running
back norhwRrily between parallel limos rs feet
20 an alley IS feet wide"
rEgYs: Sufficient in cash 10 pay for the ez-
ponss 81 executing his trust and 10 discharge
tho amour. duo on said notes, with interest
thereon 10 date, and balance on such terms az
said Charles Koch may direct and 10 event OF
his fail ITO 40 to 30 then as tho trustees may d.
rect " other terms rs may be agreed upon at
eale Leroy L: bhONN,
= C.. WEISEGEk.
Trustees.
J. TuoYPsoy BaowH & Co, Auctiouoers noe
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~ rAsrrrN eHoRE on vInGTNIA.

Pocahontas: Crockett, Republican can
didate for the Legislature, Is $50 ahead of
Malone.
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byrd IITCrED.


Millboro': Bath county gives 125 Demo
cratic majority. Democratic gain, so.
Jones for senate and Byrd for House are
certainly elected.
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dreadful flames klndled by the fire of battle were
sweeping toward him. At last a kind comrade
rescued him. Aherward he was taken to the hos
pitfalls in Alexandria, Washington and Albany; suf-
fered three amputations, and in the hospital a
year and half He was commissioned Lieuten-
ant Notwithstanding his misfortunes in the late
war he is cheerful courageous and Industrious far
exceeding many who bear outward marks of
the struggle, and his competency and integrity are
unquestioned. lie will be pleasantly remembered
by many as Superintendent of the State Bureau of
Military Statistics, to which position he was APP
pointed by Gov. Cornell in 1880. He has been for
some time proprietor of a mammoth furniture es-
Enlistment and of one of the finest opera houses
in Central New York. In society and church mat
tiers he takes an active part and is past present
officer in number of social and civil organizations
He was thrice elected Commander of Elisha B.
Smith Post, No. 50, and resigned when elected De-
partment Commander. The boys still insist upon
his remaining through the year. We congratulate
him upon his success and bespeak for him the good
wishes OF all his comrades.
Officers of Martindale Post, No. go, Speneerport:
Commander. w. s. Milener; S. V. c., ID. r. Hors-
ford; j. Y. c., s. Steiner; @. NJ, J. d. Nelson
Surg, Dr. w. @. Slayton; Chap, A. NJ. Town; O.
D., A f. Wilson; o. G., f. p True; S. NJ, Ira d.
Haroun; @. NJ. s., VIM. Lynn.
Officers of Carpenter Post No 321 Dayton: Com
mander, Charles T, Fits; S. V. c., James G. Lor-
NOR; ]. V. c., Geo. Wickham; Adt VIM. H. Les
ter; O. NJ, Daniel II. Montgomery Surg, DIR. j. J.
Montgomery; Chap, James II. Burton; o. D.,
Sylvester NJ. Foster; o. G., John II. Sorrel; s. NJ
Geo. Sutin; q. Nj. s., Chapman L. Strong.
OHIO
Officers of Wager Post, No. sos, Mount Vernon
! Commander, w. A Wintermute; S. V. O., w. r
! Rowlands; J. v c., Morgan Burgholder; Surg
| d. L. Teagarden; Chap, Josiah Crawford; o. ID.
| H. H. Robertson @. NJ, ]. w. Jackson; AdTt, B
! T. Morris; o. G., g. d. Morey; S. M, E. @. Hollis
! ter; @. NJ S., Smith Gearhart.
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TIE ENGAGEMENT.
Visitors to Milwaukee Requested to Secure 10,
inEs as Soon as Convenient.

Visitors TO Milwaukee Requested to Secure Lodg-
ihEs as Soon as Convenient.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: There are doubt
less thousands OF your readers who have already
made up their minds 70 attend the Naiiona! En-
eampment. be held in this city the last week in
August, and there are other thousands who will
hereafter conclude 10 do So ] wish you would call
their attention 20 the advantage there is to all
parties concerned in securing aa early assignment
Tor board and lodging during that period. Our
committees are all actively al work, and are ready
10 give ali applicants such accommodations as they
may require. We seek 10 avoid the inconvenience
Of sudden arrivals and the necessary crush of work
incident thereto. If by little forethought those
intending TO be present be assigned their places
ia advance. whether II be to hotel private house,
CT TO the camps and barracks so that every such
person may know before they leave home just
tcheFe they to 90 arrival here il viii relieve
tie pressure immensely. We can do this so much
better and more satisfactorily ali around now, or
any time before the 9th Of August, than we can
after the rush commences, that we urge everyone,
not only in but in their behalf as well, TO make
early application. The fullest information viii be
furnished 10 al asking therefor. Milwaukee in
tends TO do her part thoroughly, and il is believed
Inconvenience and disappointment may be avoided
By following the above suggestions.-C. K. PIER,
Secretary, Executive Council, Milwaukee, Wis.
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CONsunIPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma aud
all Throat and Lung Affections; also, positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows Aetuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, will
send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
paper, w. A. MOVES, 149 POrer's Block, Roches-
Ter n
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National Headquar-
terS---NOtes from the Departments.
HEADQUARTERS woMAE's RELIEF CoRPs,
AUXILIARY TO THE lar,
YIRoQUA, Wis. March, 1889.
CHAPLAIN LIVE EAGLE REGIMENT.

CHAPLAIN LIVE EATLE hEVIIAIEINIs
Ella E. Gibson, Barre, Mass, served as Chaplain
of the sth Wis, known as :" The Live Eagle" or
"Old Aben command. Although a regularly
ordained minister, and appointed Chaplain by
recommendation OF the State officers of Wisconsin,
in consideration of long and valuable services to
the troops in the field, Edwin NJ. Stanton Secretary
of War, declined TO allow her to be mustered, be-
cause she was q woman, and she served without
rank and pay. In 1876, by special act of Congress,
she drew her salary, but has never secured a pen
siou although she has been totally disabled for Is
years, the result of malaria and overwork while
discharging the double duty of Chaplain and Regi-
mental Hospital Matron on the Potomac fats. Had
the Army Nurse bill become law Miss Gibson
would have come within its provisions. May s.
1885, she will be 6s and it is hoped the pension will
not be so long delayed as to do the recipient nc
good.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE desires TO publish a
list 81 the Bewiyelected officers of each Post in the
Grand Army, and calls on the comrades to furnish
the same. The names Of the officers should be
Owing 10 the crowded condition Of our columns il
viii be impossible TO publish installation cere-
nOuies.l
ARKANSAS
Officers Of Thomas Williams Post, No 2, Fort
Langdon; J. V. c., II. Stone; Surg, w. w Bailey;
q M. John Vaughn; o. D., c. Klaus; o. G.. Geo.
Aaledon; AdJ't, Nirt Norris Q. NJ s. w. II. II.
Clayton.
COLORADO
Officers OF Joe Hooker Post, No. l6, Monte Vista:
Commander, ID. $. Ames; 6. V. c.. p. w johnson ;
:. Y. C., john Mcdonald; @. NJ, c. S. Aldrich ;
Chap, Rev. Wm. kerry; Surg, Frank Fulton; o.
D., j. n. Baker; o. c. ID. G. Cole; q. NJ. S. o. VIII
Hams; Adj't, 4. J. Lewis.
ILLIEoISt-
Past Department Commander James Sexton was
recently presented with Past Department Com
mAnderis badge by the members Of his staff The
badge y Of solid gold, studded with diamonds Col.
T. i. Thompson. Chief Of Staff made the preseu-
tatiOu speech. Comrade Sexton was taken entirely
60 thank the comrades for their kindness and a
very pleasant evening was spent.
Kelly Posi-, Prospect Park, proposes to change
It's location 10 Wheaton. By 50 doing the member
ship would be better accommodated.
Officers OF Ellsworth Post, No. I72 OQuawka :
Commander, @. F. W. FFoeich; s. V. c., G. W.
Green J. v. C.. $. II. Davenport; Chap, II. J.
ISoatnan; Surg. John Shurlz o. D.. J. T. Pence
O. o., X Figg; q. III, j. Il. White. The Post is in
Ahoursling condition. and has 50 members.
Officers OF Il. X. Mccoy Post, No 81. CLAYTON .
Commander, T. II. Dunlap; S. v. C., J. d. Mccoy
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-03-28
Reunlon Of 80 Veterans.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE; A general Reunion
Of navy veterans is contemplated at Milwaukee
during the Encampment The survivors OF the
Mississippi Marine Brigade Marine Corps, or those
who were in any way connected with the navy
during the war are requested TO be present and
renew friendships formed amid scenes Of trial and
danger. suitable hall, IN q central part Of the
city. has been kindly offered us for the entire
week, and soon as arrangements are fully com
pleted particulars viii be sent to all who send their
names and addresses 10 me. Shipmates, show
yourselves on this occasion.-WM. SIMMONS late
L. 5. 8 Brooklyn, 1892 Wharton street, Philadel-
pbla, Pa.