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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-08
pUBIIo SALE
Real Estateln Wheeling and Elm GloYD
Charles II. Moore & Co.

Charles IL Moore & Co.
Patrick D. Carroll and Others.
In pursuance of decree made on the Sd day
ty in the above entitled cause, the undersigned,
appointed special commissioner for the purpose
will on
commencing at 10 O'Clock a M, ut tho north
front door oil the Court House Of Ohio county.
West Virginia sell At public auction 10 thehlgh'
est aud best bidder the two pieces OF properly
hereinafter described, that sto say:
l.. That portion OF the lot 81. portion oigrounii
in tho City Of wheeling, w. Va lying at nnd
near the point OF intersection Of John street
NOV Sixteenth strcotl aud South street, which
Hes west Of foundation wall running from tho
John street line TO the llne OF South stree!
through the building occupied by james A. Car.
roll OH February o. 1871. al a marble shop gld
salesroomi, and ,bonudod Us follows; BcSihnin;
At the poiuto intersection Of John stt0Gt (noE
Sixteenth strooO and South street, IN Squtro
Humber Right lS) Ia that part OF said clti
thence running enSlwRrdly along the line Of
John street NOV Sixteenth tircen thIriy.one l5D
icot 70 the center Of the foundation wall aboyo,
referred 10; thence running along tho center Of
said foundation wall aud parallel with the iIne
OF Market street Southwardlyi 10 the line o. South
street, thence westwardlv alOnR tho line OF
South street to the place Of beginning, togcihg
with all aud singular the AppufiCnanCps and
hqredaineuts thetountO belonging OF ~ any
wise Appettnining.
2. certain piece Of land In the town Of LIN
Grove Ohio county, West Vlfginia bounded
iolows: beginning Of u stake HI tho line Of lAr
Qrty drer's lot and at tho southeast corner olL
NJ. Buffers lot: thence with said Buffers lIlV
nofthWcstwntdly ono hundred aud twenty Wv
feet N the sOuthwesietly side VI slEteeniiei
alley OK roadway; nudlwlth said roadway nora
ihirtyiour aud three iOutths t3l5D degrees c5h
sixty dQl feet to a giakoi thep6o runngg SCUM
caStwArdly and parallel with said lutlcts le
aud sixty feet at right angles thet0ilOm onp hll'
dfed nnd eleven and QUO half any ieg 70
stake ~ said Bfict'4 line; thence With az
Urlot's line 10 the beginning. II being known a
lot number thros 90 on tho plat Of lots laid Qll
by lOulSa klmmlni aud john L. Klmtnlns net
husband, aud Mary Klmmiug.
TERMS OP SALE'-OnO-thitd VI the purchase
money and "a much inof4As the purchilf mn
elect cash IN hind the residue IA equal lnihlt
ments ut nln0 and eighteen months tcspcclUI
irUin the day Of sale, tha purchaser 10 give nous
Tor the deferred installments OF purchase money,
With Interest ltOm the day Of talg secured w.
deed 0i trust on tho property sold. with policies
Uilnsurnnce nEuluSt dfO ON tho buillingy thynOh'
10 the sAl,lActi9n 81 che said commlslol
W T. HUBBARD
Special CommiSsloush
W. H. lIAitgn AnoVo6oer.
hereby certify that bona aud security ha
been glVoa ~ taqulrAi bY Law by W y NWF
bard the special upmml .sUngr IN The ah l0VE
Titled cause. IOUN w. MITCHELL
lCS CLERK Clfcul, Court ohlj COUNTY
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rae BORDEN TRIAL
Now weapon tor defense.

PhNddfphia htto'u' " :.
Exceptional interest in tho trial IS
also due to the extTaneous but never
the less suggestive fact that the prose-
cution has argued that II would have
been impossible for an outsider 10 have
committed. tho deed; and yet within
the past few days at Fall River, IN the
same state, a young womanwas killed with
an Ak in her own home, as the Borden
compile we're, aud there is no question
that This cline was committed by an
outsider. The second tragedy, SHOWS
forcibly the difficulty OF generalizlng IN
regard to such crimesi and TO that ex'
tent II will put new weapon OF argu-
ment in the quiver of the defense ...----
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Almost unpreo e.l ented.

II this accused woman is the MUIR
deress she revealed in the commission
OF the crime combined atIocity and
cunning more extraordinary than were
developed in the famous boy murderer
Jesse Pomeroy, and displayed after its
commission n more remarkable indlter-
ence than wasshown BY Alice Mitchell,
now In an insane asylum for Staying
Freda Ward,
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Tho Hawaiian situation.

An Intelligent investigator tails n
sad story Of the state Of affairs In
Hawaii. Tho little country docs not
know whether 1t IL on It's head or its
heels, whether II 10 to DO taken into the
United States or TO DO left to ruin.
The people, It iS said. would bo per.
iOctly satisfied to como In ON the basis
OF the District Of Columbia, for which
Congress makes tho laws and whose
people do not vote.
Seeing that annexation would be a
bchOat TO Hawaii and great gain to
the United States, tho country should
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
City Of Wheeling Real Estate I!

BY virtue Of decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, made on tho 27th day Of May. 1903,
IN the suit III chnnnery Of John Charles Fremont
FreosG y. George W. Froese and others wobhall,
az special commissioners appointed thereby, pro.
coed to sell at public auction at tho north front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 2srII DAY OF JUNE, 1895
at 10 o'clock u NJ, the following parcels Of land
in the City OF Wheeling OF which the late Isaac
FrccSo died selted:--
/, Lot IS and part Of lot "a on tho southwest
corner Of Chapline aud Twenty.lourih streets.
aud having front OIL tho west sidO Vi Chaplino
street extending southwardy from Twenty.
fourth street 10 tho line OF William Auber. and
extending wcstwqtdly by an equal width to an
alloy Ia tho rear oil said loiS and having on tho
front part erected twoStory double brick
dwelling house, aud on tho roar plrt u twO.stury
double frame dwelling house;
2 Parts Of lots II and IL In Eoif's addition TO
tho City Of Wheeling fronting 10 feet inches
having thereon erected brick cottage dwelling
house said parts Oi lois have depth OF 100
ieet subject TO private alloy In the rear, belng
subdivision Of the plat referred TO IN the deed
Of Allison and Peck conveying the same TO
Charlie, and KCintnh Walt
3. The south hall 81 lot Q, IN square In tho
town OF South Wheeling, OH the west aldo Of
Chapline street in tue Eighth ward Of said city,
aud
I. lot in square Of tho subdivision OF the
Joseph Caldwell estate, fronting on the west sdO
Of OhRpline street aud having thereon erected
twOslory double brick dwelling house
Said commissioners arc by said ducfoO
authorized TO SubdiYll1 any OF said several par
GELS Of land and to soil them respectively is
whole. Of In parcels, N they may deem best for
the parties in Interests and said land Will DO sold
In siicn paFcOlA
TEnn or SALE ;--onsthitd and rs much moro
% the purchaser or purchasers inny elect cash In
hand aud tue fuiduu IN two equal instalimeuts
In. llnq aud eighteen months from the day Of
galoi the credit ihllallmenu 10 bear interest
from the day OF Hhln-thC purchasers rosncOl
ivpy 10 give theft notes for the deferred install
ineib. mud whefq the properly sold has thereon
nny buildings Ot improvements, tho purchaser
N addition must lnAhto aud kCup insured naainst
loss bv iTO, f0t tho benefit Of the said coinmlS.
siOnep, the said buildings aud improvements 10
an amount equal 70 al lonst tw6thlfds Of the
unpaid purchase money; aud the title u boi 70.
hlnUd until tho further order VI tho court
a, j CbANKE,
GEOHuE w. ATKINSON
Special COmmlsaldnem
&c. ilEnvEY, AucllOucoE
Il John W. Mitchell Clerk AZ the Circuit Court
gi OhlO county, certify that bond and security
has bon given by said dOr1miulOneft rs teQulrod
by law, aud the sald decree OF sale
iyl'AWAH JOHN VI MiTCllliLL, Clerk,
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poon for pnttlson.

Special Dispatch TO lle hhtllgencer.
srEuBENvtLlp, O., June 7.-Yosterday
II. H. McFaddcn, editor OF the Gas.tte,
Of this city, came out for Hon. John NJ.
Pattison, OF Clermont county, for the
Democratic nomination for governor,
aud to-day Democratic papers in other
counties have taken him UP. Mr.. Pat
tison Is enioying sort OF boom.
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n. E1traorlInary OhaF a0teF.

This trial is likely to be followed
with peculiar interest on account of the
extraordinary character al the case ana
the mystery In which the murder has.
been enyeioped from the moment OF
its discovery. The probability would
seem TO be overwhelmingly against the
theory that the crime was committed
by the young woman who is charged
with II, unless she was insane, but the
crime itself affords the only evidence
OF her insanity, and that plea has been
repealed by her counsel.
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have been accepted as soon as it offered
itself, We gain nothing by delay and
Hawaii loses heavily.
a shrewd Woman,s nlunder.

a SnfoWu Wouluns bluHuer'
When Frank Leslie died he left his
widow publishing business in very
bad condition. Mrs, Leslie appreciated
the situation, threw herself into the
business at once, brought order out Of
chaos and made a fortune out Of her
husbands iailnre, An attractive
woman with fortune need not DO q
widow long.
Mrs. Leslie was much sought At
one time it was thought that French
marquis had won her. She was too
shrewd to be caught in that trap.
About two years ago she succombed to
the Establishments of "Willie" Wilde,
brother of the better known Oscar,
Then her troubles began.
The honeymoon had hardly waned
before Mrs. Wilde was looking in tho
direction OF the divorce court "Willie"
was extravagant to the point OF reck-
lessness, and with his wiie's money.
He was too strong to. work, but he
managed to drive fine turnouts and
startle the club men with the richness
and variety of his drinking bouts, The
bills went to the wife.
All this was bad enough, but not the
worst, willie" had no teeth. When
this startling truth dawned on Mrs.
Wilde it completely destroyed any re-
naming hallucination, She is author
ity for the statement that when he took
out his false teeth to give his mouth
rest he was positively horrid.
Ii Mrs. Wilde can show 10 the salts.
faction OF the court that "Willie" fooled
her about the false toeth. that would be
clearly case OF obtaining money under
false pretense, and she would probably
get her decree.
After that it may be supposed that
this really shrewd woman will make
better use OF her shrewdness the next
time she is sought in marriage.
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IT was good motive that led the
Chicago savings banks to waive the
legal notice and pay out money on de-
mano. That rule is established to give
savings bank chance for its life in
time OF trouble, and it is good policy to
insist on the rule. Depositors under
stand it when they put their money in
the bank, aud it is wise to carry the
understanding through to the end.
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PWsSltqh TN

PulsbllFqh IEHls'
Mics Borden'a character has always
stood very high and she has many
strong believers in her Innocence among
those who have been most intimately
acquainted with her, and large mum:
Der OF these people havS publicly ard
emphRtically stated their confidence IN
her since her arrest.
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a Komarlruble Case.

UNIcd10 INIeT UctaIt
Tho trial which began at New Bed
ford yesterday will be most interest
ing one, not only because 1t seeks to
unrayel one OF the greatest mysteries
Of crime, but because II promises TO
show whether Lizzie Borden is q muir
deress or ono Of the most unfortunate
victims OF law that has ever stood in
the criminal dock,
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ronrth Gins po,tn,nster,.


pVttIuI DIFII1IVU1 70 INs INItIEIVtIIg3T'
WASHINGTON, D. c., June Post
masters appointed: Bloomery, Hamp.
shire county, W. II. Michael, vice o.
Pcasmake removed; Parsons. Tucker
county, D. w. Ryan, vice J. W. Piper
resigned; Vaucamp, Wetzol county,
Mrs. j.. Watkins, vice Reuben Martin
resigned.
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Whnt Mr.. sprIncer CAME SEQ.


Since We have free and unrestricted
trade between all the states OF the
Union, Mr.. Springer is unable to see
why the same freedom of trade should
not exist between the United States and
Canada.
Tho states are SO many parts Of one
country,Iinterested in the commoupros-
perity OF that country and bound to
support it in time OF war. Free trade
among all the states of tho Union means
free interchange Of products among all
the people OF the Union-the grandest
spectacle OF free trade the world has
looked on, for it is founded on the prin-
clples of equity and serves to make, q
prosperous and great country.
The difference which Mr.. Springer is
unable to perceive or appreciate lies in
this, that Canada is foreign country,
the dependency of another foreign coun.
try between which country aud our own
is an irreprossible conflict on industrial
lines. Free trade with Canada, there.
foro, is not the same thing as FREQ trade
with our own states, for Canadians are
to us Foreigners owing allegiance to an
other flag.
When Canadians cease to bo foreign
ers and become Americans they will
sharo.with us the enjoyment OF such
freedom OF trade as only Americans
know. This is why so many Canadians
arc so eager to bring their little country
in out OF the storm.
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For general family cathurtic we con-
fldently recommond Hoop's PILls. =
Take the Baltimore q Ohio to Chicago.

Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip rates. good returning until Novem.
Dor 5, 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
oastorn time, at $500 a. IN. and l;25 p.
IN. daily, and AZ $3.50 p. M, crcepi SIM
dap For sleeping car accommodations
and other information enquire Of Dalti.
more & Ohio agents.
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NtW 4WN 4I'OW5E'
Tho crime was an extraordinary one,
aud despite the long interval since it
took place-exactly ten months-pub'
lie interest in it has not lost its edge.
No one can envy the task OF the mon
who will be called on to determine Miss
Borden's guilt or innocence.
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Mr.. j. Heilmcir, proprietor Of tho
Pan Handle Dyeing establishment, No.
1881 Market street, has placed improved
machinery In his place, and is'prepared
10 do all kinds Of securing, cleaning aud
dyeing. Clothes repaired neatly and
on short notice.
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Tho best salve In tho world for cuts,
bruises. soros, ulcers, salt rheutn, foyer
sores, tctter, Chappod hands, chilblains,
corns aud all skin oruptiOns, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
Its guaranteed 10 give perfect salisiao-
ton or money refunded. Price 20 cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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ADOLF LALloz, carriage manufacturer,
1l9 Carroll street, Buffalo, n. Y, states;
/ was troubled with nausea OF the stom,
ach, sick headache and general debility.
BurdoCk Blood Bitters cured me-
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"nrncc UNI

is a tantalizing admonition to those
who at this season feel all tired out,
weak, without appetite and discouraged.
But tho way in which Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla builds up the tired frame and gives
good appetite is really wonderful So
We say, "Take Hoods and II will brace
you up"
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Rolf & ZANE are agents for McMechen
lots, and have them from first hands at
very lowest pricea 1897 Market street.
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uThe Corner stonen

Ahe CORNER btohe
tells how every boy and girl can got a
bicycle free. Published ovory Thurs
day, atl520 Market street.
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SUPPOSE President Cleveland were to
bolt the Cleveland Democracy and take
up with Tammany-wouldn't that be
entertaining? We'll, Tammany is on
TOP.
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WEAK concerns may got into trouble,
but this great country Is not going to
tho wall.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOR RENT-TIE LARGE WARE.
IL HOUSE, lil2 and lill Main street al rr',,
ent occupied by US BAEk'S SONS GROcgRy
COMPANY, its Tfhss
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Nor RENT-SToRE ROOM AY6
~ dwelling attached corner Fifth ana Wi.
nut slE H Mathis d5ta Ferry T9Ses,!qR g!yca
tins Ferry, o. ies
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FOE SALE.

Doyou want to increase your business and
take, IN an active partner With 5000 capital
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VHafics H. moore q Co. =, c.o-.
Patrick D. Carroll and others
In pursuance of decree made on the sd day
OF uhe, 1898. by tho Circuit Court for Ohio Coun
ty in the above entitled cause the undersigned
appointed special commissioner for the purpose
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS,
Editorial ROOns~.4ai. COantIaR noom ,~-.4l0-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
Society in Charlottesville.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. August 5.--Per-
haps the most brilliant and enjoyable ger
man that has ever taken place in this VI
cinity was danced in the uBl seTsIty library
last 1hursday evening. 1t was gotten up
under the energetic management Of
Messrs. Snowden Marshall. James 4. Ruth
erford, and Mr.. Percy, of the law class.
Original and fascinating figures were led
BY Messrs. II. f. Mason, and w. l.. Coch-
ran. Refreshments, including Roman
punch and champagne ices, were served
throughout the evening. Senior Antonio
Succio's orchestra, OF Lynchburg, fur
nished delightful music. The refresh
ments and elaborate decorations were fur
nished Of Dir. 4. }. Garter.
The following is list of the beauty and
grace III attendance: Misses Annie hpears,
lstelle Burthe, Mary Mallet, Virginia
Mason. Belle Moran, Nora Moran, Mary
Cochran, Mary Randolph, Maggie Mason.
Bette Cooke, Mollle Niche. Eunlce
Niche, Eols Page. Lucy Cooke, Louise
Cooke. Lizzie Hancock. Maggie Smith,
Edith Law. frankie Brown. Sallie Well
ford. Maggie Ferguson. Della Page. yirgie
Drswry, Pensie Wsddell, Jennie Blake
man, Carrie Davidson. DAVIS, Atkinson.
Rutherford. Henderson, Roper, Kane,
perry. Hanckal, Dickinson, @. I. Percy,
Woods. Ii. N. Randolph, Wlnslow
Randolph. Marshall. Cochran, Brown.
Wood, Mason, Thornton, Worth!ngtOn,
Carson. Martin, Pembro Thorn, Menni-
cler, Thurman, Withers, Abbott, Hancock,
Micbie, Mercer, Read. Cbaperons;
Mesdames X. Y. Mason, Byard Randolph,
+. Berger Moran, j. W. Malot, Walter
Scott. John K. Page, and =. l.. Compton.
Miss Sallie Blackwell, OF the Danville
N,tlaCa 10 ananhin a short W hfll
Mt Bellevue" on Ridge street.
A delightful entertainment was given on
Tuesday evening by the young men OF the
city at the residence of DR.. Il. Il. Flanna-
gan. on jefferson street.
General W. Dalton Warren, who has
been spending several weeks in Charles
ton. stopped over for few hours In Char
iotiesyille on Wednesday as route TO Noun
tain Top, where he aud Lirs. Warren will
spend some time.
judge w. o. Minor, Of California. who
has been visiting IN Albemarle county, Is
now visiting in Richmond, where he will
spend some time before going nome.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington on tuesday to Thomas ID. Davis
and Annie A. Thomas.
Mrs. Colonel A. L. Rives. OF Castle
Hill. and ar. j. A. Chandler. of New York.
were the guests of Mr.. Carter II. Page this
week.
Miss Birdie Jones. of Richmond, who
has been visiting her cousin. Miss Mary
Lamar Turpin, is now at Alton.
MIR. Charles S. Peyton aud daughter, of
Charleston. w. Va, are the guests of Mr..
q. G. Sinclair.
MIR. X. w. Oovington has returned from
visit to Black Rock Springs.
MIR. Sylyauus Morris and wife, of Atlanta,
Ga, are the guests of Mr.. L. w. Minor.
Mr. and Mrs. G. u. Perley have return
ed from an extended trip to the Worlds
Fair.
Mss Sallie G. Roller. of stanton, Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. +. Elliott.
Misses Haidis and Mamie Perkins have
returned from their visit to friends in
North Carolina.
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SOCIAL scRssoS FROM sUFFoLK
Extensive Preparations for the Fair
Races on Grand Scale-Persohai.

Races on Grand Scale-Persohai.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dlspa,ch.I
SUFFOLK. Va, August 5.-Paul G..
Cohoon, agent of the Atlantic and Dsnville
railway ut this place, left yesterday after
noon for q visit to the Worlds Fair.
Rev. w. ". Staley, ID. D.. pastor of the
Christian church, has been presented by
his parishioners and friends with sufficient
funds TO visit the Worlds Fair. and no
will leave here this afternoon for Chicago,
accompanied by his daughter and several
other young ladies.
Rev II. A. Bagby. formerly pastor of
tho First Baptist church of Suffolk, but
who now has charge of Clay-Street church,
Richmond, has been visiting in our town
this week. and received q very cordial
welcome from his numerous friends. He
lett for Richmond yesterday afternoon.
COMING RACES.
The officers Of the Suffolk Fair Associa-
tor are actively engaged in making ar
Engagements to have big time here on the
occasion of its August races 10 take plaza
on the 18th, 10th, and 18th. There Will bs
races every day by the best stock over tho
fastest track ia the State for purses aggre-
eating 81 500. Bicycle races will also be
had evsrv day and $3.50 IN gold medals
will be- awarded. A race for the cham
pionship of Virginia Will take place at
this exhibition. Mr. A. j. Eley, the secre-
tary, is interchangeable In his efforts TO Draw
large crowds hero aud has made arrange
ments for special trains over the Atlantic
and Danville railway from Norfolk and
Portsmouth direct 70 the foreground gate.
A large excursion from Brunswick 10 e1-
pected, while the nearby sections Will
send large delegations. There will be ex-
curslon rates on all railroads and the big
day Will be every day.
Or. w. ID. Wood left here this morning
for Charlottesville. where he will attend
the meeting of the State Dental AssocIa-
ton next week. DR.. II. Wood Campbell
will leave on Monday for the same pur-
pose, aud from Charlottesville he will go
TO Chicago, having accepted on invitation
as one of the operators for the Worlds
Columbian Dental Congress.
AN OFFICIAL TOUR.
w. l.. Mcleod. Grand Chancellor of the
knights of Pythias, will leave here this
afternoon en- route TO Alexandria and other
places in Northern Virginia on official
business,
A. +. Colbert. of Baltimore, grand re-
corder of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, paid an official visit to Excel
sior Lodge, No. II. or Suffolk. last Monday
night.
The ladies' of Suffolk are actively en-
gagged in making preparations for feast
and tair foI the benefit of the Ph9nix
Steam Fire-Engine Company to be held
during the week beginning August 1ith.
A number Of contributions have been re-
ceivsd from houses at the North through
the home merchants In addition to the
donations Of our citizens.
Mr.. w. l.. Royster left here day or two
ago for Richmond, where he will engage
in business.