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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
AN ATTRACTIVE PAPER TOMORROW

The Dispatch will publish twelve-page
paper tomorrow, and il will be most ln-
teresting issue. In addition to the usuHi
full telegraphic reports from all parts Oh
the world, the Virginia news. and the ioca'
mirroring of the city for to-day ana nlgh''
the following attractive special features
will be presented:
RICHMOND RoMASCE.-A tragic love story
Of real life in our city graphically
told. Intensely interesting.
GAME OF BOWLING illustrated description
of Scotch game that is becoming
popular in this country. Especially
written and illustrated for the D's-
patch.
OLD Folks AT HoMT.-A charming por-
traiture Of the vicissitudes OF Ola
age This bright essay and sermon
is from the clever pen Of Mrs. fepie,
of Manchester. II is filed with iood
for thought. and in it the authoress
seems TO surpass even her former
able efforts.
A VIRGINIA BooM.-Vast enterprises along
the Norfolk and Western railroad az
shown by an interview with wee
President Eddy.
TELEGRAPH PoLEs.-The dissenting opinion
Of Judges Lewis and Richardson
from the decision of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals respecting the
placing Of poles on the public high
ways.
THE VICTIM OF HIS CLoTHIs.- cOntinu-
alton Of this clever and humorous
serial story grows more interesting
and attractive with each week. The
ludicrous trials of Mr.. Drane happily
illustrate many phases OF everyday
life. 1t is worthy Of the pen OF a
Dickens
Brazil TIE LASD.-In this latest article OF
Major l.. G. Scott on Brazil he shows
il to be prominently the land Of de-
portation for the negro.
PnAcr1cAL Po1NIs-EleanOr Kirk will make
more pointed than ever her practical
points on proper dress reform.
NEw YORK LErTER-It will be written this
week by that rare writer Nym
Crinkle. He will tell of PATHS de-
cline, etc.
EASTER. number Of city pastors relate
its history and teachings, while
Sarge" tells of Plunketts first ac-
ouaintance with the day down South
and how the negroes took to Easter
CCgs.
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teri; hymns, :" Christ the Lord is risen
to-nay,', tRimbault,) and Jesus Lives"
GaIhtletD; ofertory anthem, Praise
ie the Lord" Murphy.
y, Johns German Evangelical Church.
et. Johns German Evangelical church
nas ma been very tastefully decorated. On
falim-Sundey last twenty-twoy young Chris.
tiahs were received into full communion OF
tne church by the rite of confirmation adj
niihistered to them by the pastor, Rev.
Iaul L. MenZee, Their names are George
Gmmenhauser, Charles Dietrich, Willie
scnmdt Church HID. Henry Finke,
r,Te,d.erick Staude, Jacob Keith, Joe Baker,
WINE and Eddie Schmidt Qeigh street,,
Anna Resler. Marie Menzel, Marie Gippe,
Ilch, Lizzie HoTmann-Euker. julia Liess.
Pauline Poehler, Dora Schneider, Bertha
Ieske' Emily Arndt, Bertha Steinbach,
LOUISA Mossmiller, Lena Wittel, and Kate
SEM. Louis Metzger. son of the late ex-
councilman Henry MetZger. was also TO be
confirmed, but on account Otthe death and
funeral of his father his confirmation Will
be held on Easter Sunday.
At the morning service tomorrow
beautiful musical programme VIII be rem
dered by the choir under the direction OF
Professor Ide. After the sermon by the
pastor Holy Communion will be cele-
brated. This is every year the great Com
munion day for our German Protestant
brethren. Two years ago there were l65,
last year lsj communicates.
At "a Z. NJ. the German Evangelical
sunday school will have a great Easter
celebration in the church. very fine
programme has been carefully prepared
and very large attendance Is expected.
Park-Place Church.
Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe, pastor of Park
Place Methodist church. will preach to-
morrow, both morning and night, on The
Resurrection" There will be some good
music by full and well-trained choir.
- Male Orphan Asylum.
Services will be conducted at the Male
Orphan Asylum at 4 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon by Rev. DR.. James Y. Fair. pastor
of Grace-Street Presbyterian church. The
orphan boys will render some music in
Keeping with the bright, joyous anniver-
sary.
Postponed.
The special Sunday-school Easter SER
vice arranged for Sunday afternoon at the
Seventh-Street Christian church has been
postponed for one week on account Of the
death of the pastors mother-In-law, and
the children's sociabe, Which was to have
occurred Monday afternoon. is also de-
ferred. The date on which the latter shall
occur will be fixed later on and due notice
given
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
Nent NYeel, NJ the Thentre.

The Theatre has two very strong attrac-
tions for the coming week.
On Monday night the Bowser Vaudeville
Company will give fine specially enter
tainment. The programme Will consist
strictly of specialties. many Of which, IN
addition to their attractiyeness, will be
novel and unlike anything ever seen here
before. The card OF the company - Miss
AIescotte. the celebrated London skirt
dancer. who first introduced the " accor-
doom skirt that is now SO popular.
On Wednesday Primrose d Vests Com
panv appear in fine minstrel entertain
mert. Lew Dockstedter, Raymond Moore,
Joe Natus. and other celebrated minstrels
are With the company. besides fine array
OF speciality talent. clog-dancers, and bal
lad-singers. The stage slttings Will be
MAGNIFICENT, and nothing that goes TO
make mp frst-class minstrel programme
viii be omitted. There will be two per-
formances Wednesday afternoon and
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

The Sunday school Of st. Marks will
meet half az hour earlier than usual. as
the work before the regular service Is right
heavy on Easter-morninc.
The Rev. ". Is. Williams Will conduct
the morning service at II o'clock. and the
rector, Rev. Dr. T. G.. Daehioll. viii preach
and administer the Holy Communion.
the music for the DAY has been arranged
as usual. with reference 20 the season. II
includes an appropriate voluntary and Of
fertory selection. Thomass TIE Deum;
Christ Our Passover, and Hymns 1ls and
lO3 Of the Hymnal. With the exception Of
the addition of two tenors-3iessrs. Sc
well and Dashiell-t personnel of the
choir is the same as it was last Faster. and
will be now. as then, under the leadership
OF Mrs. Berthe Noelker Richardson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
PTzZIST'a

PfZZISra
CANDY NEsrs nlied with Ice-Cream Eggs for
Easisr-Sunday dinner.
MARoS, crushed and frozen, in pure cream
and favored with Msrsschino cordisi-a deli
cious deilcacy.
srRAwBxRRIvS--we have only two hundred
(2o0) quarts. Order early.
Crushed strawberry Ics-cresm. This is our
famous luxury.
Roman Punch. Maraschlno Punch. i,alsspns
Bonnie.
Lemon Ice with Msrsschino Cordial
We are the sole agents for " Tommy" Nsw
Yors), aud have for this day "Lsngtrys'
AN EAsrER oFFgRrSG-Tenny's Celebrated
"Langtrys."
Maron Glace, direct importation. Nuts Glsci.
All asvors Of Ice-Cresm and Water lcsa
See our display of Easter Goods
PIzzIsIS.
F.P. BURKE, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
NO BALL GAME YESTERDAY.
TO Play To-Day IL the Grounds are Not
Too Wet,

Too Wet,
There was no hall game at Island Park
Yesterday afternoon.
The Kcnsingtous of Philadelphia arrived
here Yesterday morning and were To have
nlaycd the first OF a series of games with
the Richmond Athletics, but the weather
was against them.
The clubs went down to the park be-
tween and O'Clock, and were anxious to
do an evenings work, but the grounds
were in a miry condition, and the men
could not possibly have gotten along III
the mud.
The management hope to be able to get
the park in condition so that game can
be PLAYED this afternoon. The henslnstons
also play here Monday.
Harris, the Richmond's new second
baseman. has arrived from Leechburg,
Pa. and Brooks, catcher, and Buh. pitcher,
are expected to-day. Buff pitched for the
Fort Worth (Iexas) club last season.
The Richmonds will start on their north
err tour April 14th, and will be absent
about two weeks. They will play the
Kensingtons at Philadelphia. They VIII
then 90 TO York. Penn, Harrisburg, Ian
caster, Baltimore, Washington. ana per-
haps other points. They will acqult then-
selves handsomely, no doubt. During
their absence the grounds on the island
will be improved.
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s,prcme Court of Appeals.

Moore and ais. against Tr.plett and as
Appeal and siDaScdCGS allowed 70 DEGREES
pronounced by the Circuit Court OF Shenan;
doah county on the 9Th OF April, 1882 ana
18th Of January, 1890
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company.
against Gilman's Administrative. Writ OF
error and slpersededs awarded TO Judgment
rendered bv the Circuit Court of Smyth
county on the oath of December, 1889.
Osborne against Aston's administrator.
Appeal refused to decree pronounced py
the Circuit Court Of Russell county on the
18th Of November. 1889. g., .
Green against the Commonwealth, Wrlt
of error refused to judgment of the County
Court of Cumberland county, rendered 2Sd
July, 1889. n.,.u
Heron and Holland AGAINST DlbreliI
Brothers. Argued by Il. W Peatr,oss ana "a
NJ. NJ. Gillian, Esq. for defendants IN
error and Judge Bergman Green ior
plaintiffs in error and submitted.
Corbin against Planters National banA.
Argued by Judge Bergman Green Ior
plaintiff IN error.
Hampton against Hampton. Removed
10 Wytheyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
Personals and Briefs.

Ex-Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr., has re-
turned from Washington.
The monthly meeting Of the Common
Council will be held next Monday even
ing.
Mss Mamie Jackson left yesterday morn
ing for Norfolk on q visit TO friends in that
city, where she Will remain for week.
Mr.. W. II. Gray, Of Chicago. who ne
gotiated the sale Of Libby Prison with
Messrs. Rawlings K Rose, is in the city.
Mr.. Owen A. Mallory, who is at work IN
South Carolina, is on visit to his family
and friends in Richmond and Manchester.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton will speak TO the
Benevolent Society OF Venable-Streett
church this Saturday afternoon OF 4
o'clock.
The body Of James G. Palm. the ma
chinist who was found drowned IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
LlFE-SAVlNG SERVICE
Going on Duty-A Reproach,

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
NORFOLK, April 4, 1890.
The Government telegraph lines are all
up and in working order again along the
coast. The life-savers 90 of duty the st
OF the month, and with the exception Of
the keepers the stations are then aban-
doned until the lst Of September. Ihe
keepers only take care Of the station pro-
perty. and il vessel is wrecked they have
no means Of rendering assistance unless
some Of the crew should happen to be near
at hand. These keepers have great re-
sponsibility. and get only $50 month and
no furloughs, while the wretched plttance
paid the crews, composed OF the 0rayest
and most daring class of men living. Is n
reproach TO the Government. They should
AT least be employed the year around and
the stations kept open and in efficient con-
dltiOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
SABBATH SERVICES.
DR.. Hatcber's Congregation to Go Into
the Tabernacle--1Ir. Wharton.


Tomorrow the Grace-Street Baptist
church Will occupy the Tabernacle, at tho
northwestern corner of Grace and Pine
streets.
The SUNDAY school bad a meeting last
night and located the various classes, and
there will be no difficulty in placing the
scholars when they meet tomorrow morn
ing at 9 O'Clock. The services at II A. NJ.
will be conducted by DIR. Hatcher, who
will have DR.. Curry to aid him.
At 4 O'Clock there will be dedicatory
service and all the Baptist pastors Of Rich
mond and Manchester will be present.
Hon. II. X. Fllyson will preside. Brief adj
dresses Will be made by the pastors, and
Rev. VI. II. Wharton will speak also.
The Tabernacle il quite immense. IL
easily holds 200 besides the infant class,
and crowds of persons visit 1t day. by day
Just 20 see how IL lOoke. 4 cordial invita-
ton is extended TO the public toattend the
services tomorrow. and especially dedi-
cation in the afternoon. There Will be no
services at night.
MR. wHARToNs MEETINGS AT THE PIRsT
CHURCH.
The meeting Of last night was one Of the
best yet held. The crowd was not SO
great. but the Spirit was most excellent
and fruitful Of large and blessed results.
The singing Of the old melodies was IN
spring. Mr.. williamson and Hiss Florence
Fubank sang with very fine effect duet
entitled, Redeemed" Mr. Wharton
preached from the golden text Of he
Bibie-,John ill.,. 1G-"God so loved the
world" ." dc. New lnquirers came forward,
and many others confessed their faith IN
Christ.
Today there Will he no services at all.
Sabbath services at the church will all be
led by Mr.. Wharton, preaching az IL a. NJ,
service for young Christians at L. NJ, ana
/ preaching at Z. NJ. .,.-,
Atthe night service the central blocks OF
news VIII be reserved for men only and the
side aisles and galleries for the ladies;
On Monday morning at $50 q children ;
service will he held. At II the service VIII
be held upstairs, rs . large party Of eXcur-
sionis;s from Petersburg are coming over
to attend it, and Captain Frank CUNNING
| ham has prom sed 10 sing. At L. NJ. the
usual services VIII be hcld.
The meetings are attended by members
| of all churches ana denominations IN the
| city. Next week promises great results.
mR. WHARTON At THE 2. NJ. C. A.
The mere announcement that tho Rev.
Mr.. Wharton will conduct the mems meet
/ inc az the Young Mems Christian AsSocla-
tion tomorrow afternoon VIII no douDt DC
| sufficient 10 crowd the hall.
Wr. Wharton is a strong friend of Young
! Mems Christian Association work and en-
braces every opportunity to forward it.
| His talks to young men are always practi-
cal and pointed, and it is safe to say that
the one tomorrow will not be an excep-
! ton.
Ihemeeting begins promptly at o'clock
The young men of the city are especially
iaYted 10y the committee to be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
.fh SYRUP

Rev sylysnus Cobb thus writes IN the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which We dli
not know % be particularly for infants.
But Of Mrs. Winslow's soothing-Syrup No can
speak from knowledge: in our swn family 10
has proved blessing indeed by giving an In
laut troubled with collie pains quiet sleep and
the parents unbroken rest at night Most
parents can appreciate those blessings. Here
Is an article which works TO perfection, and
which Is harmless; for the sleep which IL AZ
fords the infant is perfectly natural, and tho III
tic cherub awakos "a bright as button
And during the process OF teething ies valueus
incalculable We have frequently heard mo-
theirs say that they would not he without IL from
the birth Of the child till IL had finished with the
,eething siege on any consideration whstsvsr
sold By all druggists. 70 cents bottle.
fe is-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
SUCCESSOR TO CAPTAIN EPPS.
The Police Board PoStpones the Election
Until Monday.

II was expected that the resignation OF
CAPTAIN Charles II. Epps. of the THIRD 70
lice district. would be acted upon and his
successor chosen at the meeting ot the
Board of Police Commissioners yesterday
afternoon. but such was not the case.
The board, over whose deliberations
Mayor Ellyson presided. devoted It's entlre
session to the transaction Of routine 9usi-
ness, and postponed this matter. IN Whlcn
much interest is felt, especially by those
in the line of promotion, until next Mon-
day afternoon.
When the commissioners several months
ago consented to allow CAPTAIN Epps 10
run for the city sergeancy and retain hiS
position it was understood that he wonla
resign as soon as the primary was over II
he received the nomination. This the
Captain did very promptly yesterday wheh
the resulC was definitely known.
There Is no binding rule with reference
TO succession in cases of this character
but the custom has been, and 1t will DOUBT
less be followed in this instance, TO M the
vacancy by promotion from among the ser
geants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

The case Of Augustus Hobeck, admins s
traitor of Hettie l.. Hobeck. rs. the hlcn- .ll-
mond and Manchester Street-haa!iI"n.
Company was begun in the CITY oircui'
Court yesterday. -,
This is al action for damages in the sum sum
of $4,000 for the death of Mr.. HoDeckh 5
little daughter. who was knocked down 4 py hS-
q streeet-c,ar last summer III irohs d - re-
eeived injuries that resulted in her deatn'
The case was tried once before and re-
suited III q hung Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
4 Prospect for Very Lively Fight.

A Prospect for Very Lively Fight.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April 1, 1890.
Your correspondent is informed to-day
hy leading Republican politician that the
name of a well.known Peninsula Republi-
can would be brought forward IN the next
Second congressional district convention
in opposition TO that of Hon. George T..
Bowden for tho nomination for Congress
from this district. The gentleman, who
stands highin the councils of his party, in
formed the writer that the Peninsula can
didate was communicating with his party
leaders in every county in the district and
fully expected TO carry on the prize. There
is no little opposition III this section among
Republicans to the denomination Of George
Bowden, and, as prominent Republican
stated 10 the writer, "Bowden will have
tough time in getting the nomination and
a much tougher one in being elected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
DE-. FELIX A. BETTELHsIM.
Death of a Former Hichmonder in Balti-
moro Yesterday.

Or. Felix A. Bettelheim, a native and
former resident Of Richmond, died in Bal
timOre yesterday morning.
The deceased was a son OF Rev. a. ,.
Bettelheim. who for many years was the
minister of the Congregation Beth Ahaba
M this city. removing from here TO san
Francisco and then to Baltimore.
Dr. Bettelhem was only about twenty
nine years of age and his medical career
yga most promising. For some time he
resided at Panama, Central America,
where. IN addition 20 n large private prac-
tice. he was also resident physician OF the
Pacihc-Mail Steamship Company.
Last May DR.. Bethlehem left Panama
and made an extended European tour for
tIe dual purpose Of study and regalning
io.t health. At the time of his death he
lad been seriously i'll for about thirty
days. ~,
The remains will be brought to Rich
mond and inferred at the Hebrew Gene
tcrv at the side Of the mother OF the de
ceased.
The funeral will be tomorrow, the exact
time not yet being arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
ABlG MORTGAGE DEED.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg, ana fo''

The Richmond, Fredericksburg, and foto-
mac Company to Improve Their Road
mortgage deed from the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Company 70
the Central Trust Company of New iork
was fled for record in the Clerks ofhee OF
tho Chancery Court yesterday. Il.
The deed is to secure the payment OF
g, 900 900 in bonds TO be issued under
resolution adopted at the last eeneral
meeting Of the stockholders of the com
pany so as to provide for double trackins
provements.
The bonds will be due ia 1910.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
ALEXANDRIA.
Policeman AssauIted-Charter Granted
Notes.


Notes.
fCorrespondence OF tho Richmoud Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, April 4. 1890.
Officer Arlington. of the city police force.
was struck on the back of tho head WIN
fence-paling and knocked senseless by
negro last night while the officer was taxing
O prisoner TO the station-house. The ne
gro he had in charge was under arrest Tor
stealing chickens and when the ofncer
reached the corner of Princess and Aired
streets with his prisoner the prisoners )
partner struck the officer. -
The assailant was chased for some dis
tance but got away in the dar kness. Inc
wounded officer was taken TO his home IN
the neighborhood and medical attendance
was rendered. and this morning he was
out again. This is the first time a serious
assault has been committed on police
officer here in the last two or three years
CHARTER GRANTED.
Judge Keith Norton to-day granted
charter of incorporation TO the Unltcd
States Lite-lnsurance Company to 90
general life-insurance business on the mu-
tual-assessment plan. 3,
Ito capital stock is fixed at $4,000. and
John Critcher, Jr.. of this city, is named as
its agent. John Critcher. of this city, Is rs
president: 5. l.. Raymond. of Fail Church.
vice-presideut: G. l.. Notalng secretary; !;
and G. II. DeNuke, Of Washington, trea-
surer. These, with ". &. Ralnes, or no.
chester, \. Y, are its directors.
This makes the fourth charter granted IN
this city during the past three days.
MOTIFS.
The CITY School Board here will make
an effort to have the Alexandra Public
Library re0pened within a short time. IL
has been closed for several years past and
efforts have been made from time TO time
to have it re0pened The School Board
appointed committee at its meeting last
night TO see into the matter and to open
the library if possible.
Il. +. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans,
of this city, are talking about attending
the unveiling ceremonies of the Lee statue
in Richmond during Mey next. The ques-
tion will be decided on Monday night
next, but it is thought they will attend.
Bishop Randolph confirmed class OF
five in Christ church last night. This eve
ming he confirmed a large class IN st. Pauls
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
neatb of Mrs. Ann Higgins.

Mrs. Ann Jane HIGGINS, mother OF the
wire of Rev. DR.. Jabez Hall. pastor OF Sew
enth-Street Christian church, died yester-
dav morning, in the seyenty-ninth year OF
her age.
time, and few months age, had an attack
of Ia grippe. which FASTENED her death.
Mr.. Higgins was a native Of Wheeling,
w. Va. and the remains were taken there
Yesterday evening for burial. They were
occompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
WILLIAMSBURG.
A Collection of News Notes from the An
cient Capital.

cient Capital.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
WuLrAMsBURG, April 4. 1890.
Ex-Judge Henley, Of James City county,
is in receipt of q communication from the
Interior Department conveying his ap-
pointment as special agent in collecting
statistics for the eleventh census. Inc
Judge declined the offer. preferring to de-
vote himself solely TO the practice of his
profession. of which he is leading men,
Der on the Peninsula.
HAULED UP.
4 party of the William and Mary stu
dents recently paid a dying visit to the
ancient town of York, distant twelve niles.
Several Of the party are now before tne
faculty charged with imbibing too freely
on the trip and painting that ancient vi
lage red.
The funeral Of Mrs. Robert Owens,
whose death occurred on the lSt, took
place Yesterday from the Methodist church,
Rev. James II. Moss officiating. Tho IN
terment was IN Cedar Grove cemetery.
PERSONAL.
DIR. Charles W. Coleman. one of our most
noted and popular OF the disciples of Escu-
lapius. i now able to be out after three
weeks attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Henningham Harrison il slowly re-
covering from what came near proving a
fatal attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. DR.. Edwin G.. Booth has returned
from a weeks delightful soiourn with
friends in Richmond.
Miss Fannie Booth, accompanied by her
friend and schoolmate. Miss Christine
Chew. Of Charlcstown. ". Va, is AZ home
from a Richmond school for the Easter
holiday. Miss Chew is n granddaughter
of the late Augustine Washington. the
former owner Of Mt Vernon, on the Po-
tomac.
Mr.. James II. Epps and Mr.. r. W. Tug
Gle. of Nottoway county, who have been
guests at the Grove mansion for several
days. lett Yesterday for New York.
Mr.. T. s. Garnett, Jr.. and Mr. Charles
Bowdoin. Of Norfolk. are the guests OF
Master Edwin Booth, at Carter's Grove,