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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-26

bicycle races with prizes and a trot
ting dog race with trotting pony
There will be other attractions on the
ground.
Newport Center.
Johnson Miller is building a wood
shed and an addition to his horse barn
Ernest Bartlett of Providence, r. 1.
is at his old home visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Bartlett.
Rev. E. J. Bodman and family have
returned home from their visit in
Maine and New Hampshire.
| NJ. g. Wright has rented his black
smith shop to L. Greenwood Of South
Troy, who has taken possession.
Mrs. Anna Fuller has sold her place,
consisting of house and five acres of
land, to Mr.. Crandall, and Crandall
has sold the house to Benjamin Horn,
who has taken possession.
Children's Day was observed at the
M. E. church, Sunday the 18th, inst,
by an excellent sermon in the morn
ing from the pastor, Rev. S. G. Lewis,
followed by a concert in the evening.
The church was nicely decorated for
the occasion, and was crowded full at
the concert.
The event of the week was the mar
riage of Peter Connal, Esq, to Mrs.
Reed, which took place Thursday p.
M, the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Chase of this village.
The happy couple begin housekeeping
in their new home Immediately.
Westfield. rsrwy,q.sxsrs
John Woodward has sold his farm
on the North Hill to Frank Kennedy,
consideration $3.50.
D. E. Wright, Willard Farman, MIC.
Hitchcock and Harlan Woodwork are
making repairs on their barns. Wood
worth is also putting in silo.
The schools on the North Hill and
in the Trumpass Dist. taught by Ethel
Wright and Ada Brown, closed last
week. The school in S.Westfield
taught by Nellie Wright, closed the
week before.
The attendance at the Quotation
party given by the Y. P. S. g. E. last
Wednesday evening was very large,
and the exercises passed off pleasant
ly; the reading given by Miss Cady Of
Ct, was especially fine.
Wy Or,;+I,
the Y.P.S.C.E. convention at Charles
ton, last week. = Rev. j. E. Knapp
and daughter, and Blanche Watson
attended the District Leauge conven-
ton held at ST. Johnsbury Center, last
week.
Guy H. Farman has returned from
Lehigh University for the summer va
cation. = Mrs. Rufus King OF Cairo,
n. Y. was in town last week. = Mrs.
Chester Towle of Lisbon, N H. is here
her sister, Mrs. Will Trum
pass. - Oscar Abbott, wife and son of
Clinton, Mass, are in town visiting
Mrs. Abbott's brother, David Hitch
cock.
tVeStmOre.
Mrs. Warren Pierce is quite ILL.,
John Humphrey has his cottage fin
ished.
Hotels and picnic groves are alive
with visitors.
S. A. Hunt and wife are at home
after weeks visit in Lancaster, n. H. !
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Green and son
from Nashua, n. H, are boarding at
the Willoughby house.
Mr.. VIM. Lynch and family, Mrs. r.
Elliot and daughter, Mr.. r. Green and
laughter are visiting friends in town
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-26
BIRTHS.

In Barton, June 90 son to Mr. and Mrs. Mi
10 Owen.
In Lowell, June 20, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Greenwood. t .-.s tz
In Eden, June o. son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Lampher. asvr.-.asaa.-
In Coventry, June 81, son to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Baker.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-26

bort.
Edward has moved his goods
farm in Walden.
/. Story is going to Derby Line
e charge Of his store.
4 . Zabriska is back again to spend
ason on Province Island.
la Richmond is at work in the
hitting Office of @. F. Ranney.
~ Cowles is about with his head
ing, caused by boil on his face.
eral of our people attended the
tenement exercises at St.
bury.
W. &. Somerville of Coaticook,
is in town visiting his daughter,
/. Grout.
T. B. Alexander has gone to
bury to make her home with
tes there.
r. L. Olds returned last Satur-
ght from his vacation and visit
Worlds Fair.
Prouty has gone to the Worlds
n bid will take in other points in
est on business.
}. Tuck, G. F. Ranney and party
returned from a three weeks
the Worlds Fair.
A. Camp is the regular dele
attend the Y. p. S. G. E. con-
b at Montreal in July. ivy k
J. H. Revoir is cook, Chas.
purser and Chas. Ruiter is Wet
IN the Lady of the Lake.
lady of the Lake made her first
Thursday, and will commence
Eular trips Monday, June 26.
Ranney graduated at St.Johns-
st Friday Arthur West has
ted at Hanover and is at home.
Fairbanks had the misfortune
" part of a finger in planer at
lie & Green's mill, last Friday.
Fuller of Irasburgh CARED three
orses here on Thursday to
held, Mass, to his son, D. s Full
Kinney brought three nice
from Montreal for his own use
ers and for work on his farm in
~.
first excursion party on the
\ the Lake was brought to this
hst Saturday from the other
is.
IL years old daughter of F. M.
n, gave a lawn party to about
her mates, on Wednesday last,
her birthday.
Raymond has sold to IF. Kay,
bomb and P. j. Farrell the res
f water on Prospect Hill, with
of land and two sets of build
d number from this place at
the Y. P. S. @. E. convention
Ii Charleston. Chas. Bigelow
ia Richmond were the dele
Hamilton and Charles Brown
e from school at Saxton Riv-
F. Holbrook, Clarence Rich |
4 bd Bert Chamberlin from st. |
~.
hitcomb has closed work at /
Nj. Office and goes to Ely sta
John Cunningham has closed
for the G. P. r. r. Co. and
b the B. & NJ. office.
Kirkpatrick has purchased OF
Pry his residence on Pleasant
b $3.50. - John Sheldon has
Pd the lot south of his resi-
Prospect St., price $500.
Fay night some one broke into
tson's fruit and tobacco store
ed themselves to what change
as in the drawer and goods
hount of about S1S.
NJ rutherly, of the U. S. A. with
more inspected the Newport
the regular June training on
kst- At the regular meeting
d. Pratt resigned, also Cor
Skinner, Corporal. Jerry
was elected captain.
p barn is being built on the
place for the use of A. r.
Tho occupies the house. F.
N has the basement to his
BE on Second st. completed.
Jones has built an addition to
bought of P. j. Farrell. = s.
has commenced his set Of
on Second St., on a lot pur-
p. j. Farrell.
go. West and daughter are
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-26
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

LyndOnyille.
The Northern Association Of Yer
mont Universalists meets here June %
and %. On Wednesday, the first day,
Revs. j. P. Marvin of Derby Line, S.
a. Parker of Bethel, G. S. Nickerson
Of Barre and other clergymen will
speak. On Thursday, Willard Chase
of West Concord, Rev Costello Wes-
ton Of ST. Johnsbury, Rev. J. A. Seitz
of West Concord and others will par
ticipate.
East Hardwick.
The creamery is in full blast.
Gardner Gorham of Coventry made
short visit here on his way home
from the general convention.
II. George of Whitefeld, N. H., was
in town over the Sabbath. He has
erected a fine polished granite monu-
men at the graves of his wife and son
Harry, at the cemetery. Cyrus I'm
derwood has erected a nice monument
at the grave of his son Frank.
West Burke.
Silas Leach has purchased Harley
Ryther's place near the depot, and
will take possession in thirty DAYS.
Mr.. Ryther will go to Worcester, Mass.
D. R. Densmore has been appointed
post master at this place, to take effect
the first of July. Mr.. Densmore has
hired Wilbur Gaskill to clerk for him.
DR.. and Mrs. Tracy from Mass. are
visiting at Simon Bartlett's. Bert
Ruggles and family, from California
are visiting at his brothers., J. F. Rug
giles.
DR.. Bottoms little girl is very sick.
Byron Berry is on the sick list
Ezra Parker is hard sick caused bv
some cut fingers, resulting in blood
poisoning. VIII Roundy is running
the meat cart.
The new sidewalk has been laid
from Gidden's shop to Henry Moul-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06
MAYORS COURT.
Meeting of the US. w. CT. U.

The Us held their first meeting las,
eight at the residence of Rev. w. A.
D4ushtry, $40 North T. nth street.
There was quite a number present.
The meeting was opened by chapter
read from the Bible by Mrs. Daugh-
terry, followed by an appropriate prayer
Mr.. 81. A. Dillon. The recording
secretary then read the bylaws and
constitution Of the order. Other
business was taken up and disposed Of.
The young ladies then sang a song
entitled, Savior, Like Shepard Lead
Me-" Miss Minnie Kendrick was
then called upon for recitation. She
reluctantly consented with arecitation
entitled, "On the Frontier which
was greeted with applause. Mr.. j.
Wylding followed with recitation
entitled, "a Leiper.'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

Parties indeb ed to THE News for
subscription will please call at the
office and settle cr leave Il e mone at
nome so the calculator, Mr.. j. y.
Daniels, can get it when he calls.
The sums are small, but in the
aggregate, amout to considerable.
Please het d this request, SO we can
start the new year with a clean record
with our readers.
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JNO T. BATTLE,
ss.1tsS@a1- -E1State
CITY PaoPEHTYFoR SALE.

10 10. SiV lot on sixteenth Street, betSs
j fferson and 3r IN SIR cts.
No. H. Two Its on Fourteenth street, h
tweo Rarron ~ Moro IT Gets
No. y. flI" los on rive fth street, betE7
] Fl rson aud 3arro stree :.
NO l3 Three lois on y ashington street, u
xtcenth e +.
No II. Two lots on rhirteenth street, betTa
Jeiier on and Barron st ert..
No. H.. Two lots Corner Jeff.r on AMI Tws-1
street,
NO Ii Fonr lots corner IF Barnard y
Fourteenth streets.
No. L. Three OTIS. and small house on Wd1
ingto1 street, near Six enth street.
No. IS. Two lots. corner OF Austin and Se's1
teenth t Is
No 20. F,nr Lots on Austin street. nj
lw nty-Second street. =,
~ Twenty eight lots in Bel cont aal
tlon.
No. %. Four lots on darlington street, M
Twen'ysecond rect
NJ. q Thirteen lots corner Webster y
Seventeen h streut'.
No. "a. Sevenlots on Cay and Twenty-Seco1
streets ]
No - Seven lots on 3urnett and TWene1
Second slreets
N ~ One and one half lots on Eleve'l
street. bet tween Barron and Morrow st ecu
No. IS Eight 10 on Barnard near Twea'I
S cond street. ii
No, %. Lots on Fort Avenue, Cohens ~,
II n. u Us on sanger Avenue u ne 81 nu.s
Loss on Morrow Avenue, COnen's auan1
Lots on Go'mtn Avenue. Cohen's adm
All of the lots in Cohe 70 addition are cow
len Ia 'lectric car line. ,.on
No. 20. Gotta e, D rooms. lot % by low "
South Eiehth street. me Bagty Avenue,
No. pol. Cottage. Il rooms, lot 1Oj by Il"
corner Eighth and fagby Averue. g;
No. 20i Cottage, s oom'. lot 40 by 'o'
corner Jefferson and Il lev, nth reefs. ,,o a.
10 205. Cottage. 3 rooms let ~ by ~ Wom
Thirteenth street. beta cen IRON aLu "''
streets. an I'd
No. 2 6. Cottage, 4fJoms, lots 80 b! /" ="
South Eighth street ,nfs
No 207 Colt sc, rooms. lot 100 by io'
South sixth -tr ct. I'd
No. pos. Cottag-. 5rloms, lot 5o |, iWms|
Tenth street, between Barron ana NV
No 700. II rec COTTAGES ! rooms oaeh n., "
By $50 fee, corner Ninth AM Morrow ~ IA
No. 30 Cottage, 5Iooms. TOT 70 py ~
corner Jafier on Fou teentf s'te s "a n
No. 2ll. c. ttage. q rooms, lot ~ U!
South +, urth street.
No 2l2 Cottage. 3 rooms, lot 10 "
South Ninth street .,o,M
No. 2l3 House, two story brlrk, NV
feet, cor er Mary and Filth streels Tin 81
! Oner ais stO'e h us 8 on AVscsnth
81 re nous s on trlr kiln street; ,a n, buls
res prop ity IN FIJI h street. va an'
proI erty ca Fra Kiln st'tet
'Sq Room 10; s q Pr6Siient Ba'ld''
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06
ANOTHER PATTY ARRESTED
Charged With the Murder Of Kauf. ,
man.

Another arrest has been made in the
kaufman murder case. John Shield,
negro boy, aged Il years, was ar
res ed by Sheriff Ward, of Falls
county, and brought TO Waco in ihs
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Cliff Tor.
renee, and locked up. Shields says,
George and Billy Kelum, "the other
niggers,' did the killing, and he didn't
do it,
The whole matter will be thorough
ly +ifled at the eSaminirg trial, which
will take place before Ju-tice Harrison
January II.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

accepted the work on the blue room OF
the city hall, was adopted.
Alderman Lacy moved that the city
council offer reward of $50 for the
arrest end conviction Of the parties
who destroyed two fire alarm boxes
dur'ug the holidays Carried.
Upon his request the city attorney
was allowed to omit the street paving
ordinance from The digest Of ordinan-
ces
The council adjourned at $40.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06
WACO EsseG DEPAltTIi ENT.



81 corner u AID Jefferson 9 I1I-uiuu
All boxes numbered above strikes thus;
Fox IL 5trllre | ana stol then striker III
maxim Box -, tber rrIeatG Our tipee
BOX az eirlles II rnd ettpa. then str!kes MI
mHblug iox ~ ~ no or.
DIRECTIONS FOX CIV VIC ALARM.
Keys VII be found In residences OF each cor
orr y ere hoses are loca I'd open Fire Alarm
Boxer md pnll HOOK down and LEI go. Leave
key II box
fuin aiarn III only FOR area. 5000 fine for
falsr alarms
Slow tapping Of bells signify company
30lle.
Second FridGy IL each month each box la
tapped twice, testing boxes and circuit lire
when alarm of iireie give the Fire Depart
nHent has the right of way on all etree'B, All
yahiclcs must drive near the sidewalk and keep
sway Fl ou. the fire $50 fine for running over
hose.
Report Of any careless driving going to or
from Ares by the Fire Department. Will be
thankfully received by the Chief, az fast AID
careless driving Is strcky forbidden.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

A white woman willing to work,
solicits position for bousework in a
private family, or cham berm>id in a
hoel. Apply corner Of Fourteenth
and Flint streets.
Mrs. MCMULLIN.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06
IN THE COURTS.

10 the county court this morning,
Judge w. H. jenkins presiding, the
case of w. * tDks & Co. vs. O W.
Buck and the Pacific hotel, suit for
debt, in1olng the furniture and other
ixines of the hotel, was tried and
resulted in a verdict for plaintiff
against Buck, and in favor of the
other detcndgnt he Pacific hotel, for
costs
MAYORS COURT.
Mayor MoCulloch impos d the fol
lowing fines in he city court this
morhng:
Bud Carson drunk, S5
Lille Carter aud Amelia Miller,
fighting, 50 each.
Wesley Burney, disturbing the
peace, So
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06
THE CITY LEGISLATURE
busy SESSION THE CRY COtN
Gil LAST NIGHT.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad Allowed to Construct
Switches Reward Offered tor
the HOodlums who Destroyed the
Fire Alarm oXes.Procccdings.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

No feature is more admired in
lovely women than beautiful hands;
therefore ladies, go to the Natatorio-
Sanitorium and have your nails mani
cured, weekly. Corner Of Fourth
aud Mary
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06
Sausage Factory.

AL! kinds of sausage made fresh
daily, and delivered promptly to any
part Of the city. Mail and tel graph
orders filed without delay. APO
franklin street., Germaaia House.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

j. f. Ford has removed his fruit
and confectionery establishn emit to
the new brick building corner of Aus
tin and Eighth. G We him call.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06
712 South 9th St. Waco,rex
Ordcrs letf uith Ed Strauss. South
E0Mrth street. ciH Lcceirc prOMtnt ntteutiOn.
GIFT BOOKS.


| am making a leader on the fcl
lowing: Golden Gems of Life,
$2.75, $3.50 and $475; Christmas
OF the Bible, S.; Master Of the
Situation, So and $3.75; My Wife's
Fool of Husband, 81, buy this
book and have laugh; Christ in
the Camp, s3.25 and S.; Scenes
Abroad, $2.25 and $3.50: Bible
Companion, Sd, s4.25 and $575;
Royal Gallery Of Poetry and Art,
$2.75 and $575; Story of the
Baptists, $r.25, reduced from S.;
Our Home, 81 and $3.50. Large,
clear print Family Bibles from s.
to SIS,
| have a large stock of the
above and am selling them during
the holidays at 20 per cent. dis
count Call around and examine
my goods Respectfully,
r. A. BURLESON.
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For Sale.

One pair OF fine bay match horses
al bargain. Enquire at Ed Strauss
hardware store or City Transfer Sta.
bles.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

Leave orders for c,al at Brown &
Moore's feed store, 726 Austin ave
+. Nj. BYRD.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

t. you desire beautiful crown anc
fridge work, e. to DR.. @. S. Philips
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06
RECEIVER Abel.
Application and Order Of Court
Received by Him Today.

The following applications and or
ders made in equity case No. 227
entitled Farmers Loan e. Trust Com.
pany vs. Houston and Texas Central
RailFay Company ct al, pc ding In
United States Circuit Court, Eastern
District If Texas at Galveston, were
received by Receiver Abel {, dAv:
Now c, mes Alfred Abeol, receiver,
and pravs the court to designate as
repositories for the funds coming in o
his hands as receiver IL this cause, the
Provident National Bank, Of Waco,
Texas, and the First National Bank
of Waco, Texas, or such other ia
tional banks in the city of Waco, as
10 the court may seem proper
ALFERD ABREL, Receiver.
ORDER
The above application having been
duly considered by the court, it il
ordered that the Proyidant National
Bank Of Waco, Texas, and the First
National Bank Of Waco, Texas, be
and they are hereby designated as
repositories for any funds coming
into the hands of Alfred Abeel, as
receiver in this cause.
A. P. MoCoRMlcK,
Circuit Judge
Done at New Orleans, La, January
Bird, 1898.
Now CO mes Alfred Abeel, receiver
in this cause. and with respect shows
to the court that he has appointed as
attorney to the receiver herein, + II
Graham, esq, of Waco, Texas, and
pIays the court to coufirm and ap
prove his said appointment.
ALFRED Abel, Receiver.
ORDER
Ga consideration CT the foregoing
application it is ordered by the court
that the appointment Of +. H Graham
II q of Waco, Texas, as attorney for
the receiver in this case, be and the
same is hereby approved
A i. MCCORMICK,
Circuit Judge.
Done At New Orleans, la, January
3 I'd, 1888
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

Fine buggy mare, beautiful bay,
perfectly gentle. 600 Franklin street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-06

Desirable room, unfinished, 22l
South Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

Pa. relieving Chaplain d. II. Urban, who
IL detached and placed on waiting orders.
Assistant-Secretafy McAdoo. OF the
Navy. has returned TO the city from New
York and resumed his duties at the Navy
Department.
Another successful armor-plate triai
took place to-day at tho Indian Head
proving ground. near Washington. IL was
the acceptance test Of the 8-inch arrnor TOT
the New York. Monterey, and Texas.
While the contractors failed TO secure =
premium asa result of the test the piaIe
filed the terms of the contract. ana aoous
800 tons Of armor for the vessels named
will be accepted. One OF the three sh1.s
fred succeeded in passing through the
plate and backing. but no cracks were &C.
veloped, and the plate was pronounceTn
very good one. Carnegie. Phipps o. 70.
were the makers Of the plate.
SUPERINTENDENT Brown, OF tho navy.
will retire on account OF age In snort
time. and IL is said that Secretary Herbert
has selected Medical-D:rector Albert IL.
Gihon, now on duty at the New iork
payy.vard, to succeed him. The Presi.
dent. IL ia said, will make the appointment
as soon as be returns from Chicago;
The Navy Department to-day authorized
the twentieth payment on the battle-snip
Massachusetts,, amounting 10 Syl.o9V. the
vessel being built by Cramps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

There is nothing new in cloth which
is not represented in our stock-what a
varie.y-stop long enough to-day just
TO get an idea of what our clothes are
get an idea about the price TOO
Reasonable indeed
Business Suits i'll sacks and cutaways-
Cassimeres, Cheviots, and Serges-SlO,
$3.50, and $3.50. -Excel those sold
anywhere else for the price. with regard
to style. finish. and five know what
they are and what they are made Of
our own work-and We guarantee them.
Dress Suits in all shapes, Sl5 10 $50
the very best fabrics that can be pro-
cured and the best tailoring possible
are united in suits Of these qualities
every shade in light, dark, and medium
things which cannot be found
anywhere else in town.-Perfection IT.
self.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
THEPOLICY- PLAYERS
NO ACTION TAKEN IN THEIR CASES
BY THE GRAND JURY.
No,,ber Mushbsck Nor Miller Present.
Business Failore--Fires In City ana
County-odd-Feiiov
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

NORFOLK, VA. May The grand
Jury met to-day In regard to pol
lev. PLAYING 10 Norfolk. which matter
had been brought before the courts by the
raid made some time since at the instance
of Detective Miller, Of Washington. ID. o.,
who was in the employ Of Captain Mush-'
bach. of Alexandra, and who IN turn was
attorney for n northern anti-vice society.
The court officials expressed surprise to-
dav when neither Captain Mushbach nor
Mr.. Miller appeared. As consequence
the grand Jury has not acted upon pohcy
cases to-day.
ASSIGNMENT.
Henry Brant made an assignment to
Thomas II. Wilcox OF all his stock OF
boots. shoes. trunks, &C., IN the store on
Market Square. There are preferred oreci-
tors to the amount Of $4,000; assets I'M
known.
BOY DROWNED.
Marshall Holland. a white lad 10 years
old. fell into Hollands creek, just back OF
Berkeley. and was drowned before assist
ance could reach him
CHURCH BUnYEp.
A colored Methodist church in the coun-
tv, located on the Great-Bridge road not
for from Berkeley, caught fire last night
and was entirely destroyed. 1t IS not
known how the FIRE originated and was
probably incendiary. the property was
not insured.
At an early hour yesterday morning the
residence of Commodore Marshall Parks,
on Freemason and Dunmore streets.
caught FIRE in the basement. and before before
beng extingushed the premises were
damaged TO the extent OF about five hum
dred dollars. The loss was covered by in-
surance.
oDD-FEILows' ANNIVERSARY.
The seventy-fourth anniversary OF the
order Of Odd-Fellows was celebrated In
Portsmouth with religious services at
Court-Street Baptist church Yesterday
afternoon. The various ]. o. o. L. lodges
of the two cities and Borkley, with the
two uniformed cantons of Patrlarchs
Militant, attended and the bulldlnE was
Literally packed with people. Rev. Dr. A.
L. Owen preached an able and appropri-
ate sermon and the Naval Band Orchestra
rendered sacred music in the choir gal
lery. Next Sunday Rev. DR.. W. Coke
Smith will deliver sermon before the
order IN this city.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
A little e-year-old daughter OF Mr. Jesse
Smith, of this city. was Killed by light
ming during tho storm on Saturday eve
ning while on q visit TO relatives In NOR
folk county. five miles from Berkley;
Two other children were badly shocked
and injured.
DIsMIasHD.
Two officers have been dismissed from
the police force for negligence on the night
of the Dollard murds-.
The criminal term of the United States
Court commences here tomorrow with
seven cases on the docket.