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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
PIEDMONT

PIEDMONT. October 2O.-AIiss Alice Magn
and Michael Ladey were married Iuetcay
az ST. Peters Church by Rev. p. r. Wei
der.
%. ID. Dorouey. one OF the pioneers OF
Piedmont died iu Laramie, Wyo., last
Thursday, aged 81 years. His remains ar
rived here Wednesday morning aud were
inferred in Philo's Cemetery. The Pro
testant Episcopal services were conducted
by Rev l.. B. Browne. The pail bearers
were u. =. Hyde ". 7. jameson. NJ. g..
Fuller, =. j. Fredlock, G. w. Spangler
and Harry Fisher.
Captain John Sheridan and wife and
Miss kst6 Downey, Of Mt Savage, Mr..
and Mrs. il. A. HutsOn, OF Rawlings, were
present
lie leaves five children. Col. Stephen W..
DOwney, eX-member Of Congress from
Laramie, Wyoming; Col. O. NJ. DOwney,
OF salt Lake City, Utah; WIN. j. Sherl-
dan. Mrs. W. A. Huston and Miss Kate
D0wney.
Col. A. ]. Merrill, Capt. J. D. EalbauEh,
J. p. Toury and ID. E. Parke We're in Cum
berland today attending court.
Mr.. a. Laidlow, a fireman at the Pied
mont pulp mill. was relieved Of his pay on
Monday evening, while at work there.
Mr.. win Emmart had his back sprained
at the paper mill on Tuesday, and Mr..
Samuel White had MS leg badly wrenched
on Tuesday, while at WORK az the paper
mill.
Col. j. J. McGuiuness returned Tuesday
evening from Baltimore where he was IN
der treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Nesbitt returned to-
night from lengthy visit 10 friends at
Harrisburg, Pa
Mr. +. Mole OF Wilmington, Del, Is
visiting his father, Mr.. VIM. b. Mole.
Capt. Maner Jenkins has returned from
Huntington. where he was selected Tor MS
NTH tenn as Grand Keeper OF Records
and Seals X. OF u. az an increase 1850.
Mr. T.. >. HYDE left Wednesday % at
tend the grand Democratic barbecue az
Beverly. Randolph county.
Hon. j.. W. Wilson spent Mon1ayas tue
guest OF Is. :. Hyde who accompanied
him e Elk Garden, where they addressed
q rOUsiug meeting
Hon. Marian Brosius, OF Lancaster, Pa,
addressed a fun house az the Town ball on
Tuesday evening, opening the campaign
here for the Republicans.
Hon. R. O.. HOrr, Of Michigan, viii al
dress a meeting here Monday evening next
from q Repu OlICau standpoint.
Rev Fl. Homan viii preach IN -. Johns
NJ r. Church Sunday evening, Rev. w.
II. Bull in the U. b Church and Rev. j..
b. Triplett 10 the Presbyterian Church.
Messrs. ID. T.. Parke * Go. have sue
ceeded Mr.. :. ID. Young as news agents on
the Cleveland and PittsOurg railroad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
EAVENsWOOD.

RANENswoOD, w. Va, October l9.-Mrs.
j. A. Mcintosh and daughter have been
spending the past week ia Pittsourg and
Wheeling.
Miss Ida Ogden returned home yester-
day.
Miss Katherine Green, Of Philadelphia,
will accompany her brother, Fred, home
arriving here Tuesdap Of next week. Mr..
Smith Green is expected at the same time
and will spend ten days with his parents.
The EpicureanS were royalty entertained
by Mrs. Stains Friday evening
Mrs. James Frame, otNev Martinsville,
Is here the guest Of her sister, Mrs. @. W.
kitzebine.
Mrs. DR.. VOsburg aud children returned
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

Saturday from weeks visit in the coun-
try. x.,,.,. 20
Spencer, are visiting the family Oh JONI
Redman. 1o-,-
ersburg, - ~ =
A. n. Roberts was the delegate from the
Baptist church at this place TO the Baptlst
conference in Grafton this week.
J.E. wilkinson, OF ParkersDurg' spent
Wednesday in town. ,r,,,,
DR. and Mrs. w. G. D. Bond. OF VIII
Transport, Pa. are guests OF their daughter
Mrs. Ezbai Wells.
John Kirk and sister, Mollie, Of Spencer,
were here Thursday in attendance 81 MISS
Bird LeOnard's wedding.
Mrs. Nj. +. Clerc and Mrs. n. u Snl'' VI
are visiting relatives in Spencer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
.B0RHOOD.
GOING on IN NEARBY
las PAST WEEK.
bsnings and Events Of Local
By Register Reporters
sumo Of the News


Va, October 2O.-Hon.
Ia Col Ran. Stalnaker were
Fleming Is in Wetzel county
where he makes several
Wiley. Of New Martinsville,
legal business this week, and
Wilson meeting at Monongsn.
coerwell, Of Chicago. IS here this
glRst Of Mrs. j. h. Watson, and
auvfs.
acob1Baittingham, Of Wheeling,
II this week conducting mission
leeting az the Episcopal church.
Uses Ida and Mamie Raymond, OF
arksburg, are the guests OF Mrs. Dr.
The members Of they. NC. A. rendered
q reception 70 their friends 40 the rooms on
Main street Thursday evening Refresh
ments were served and a choice selection
OF music rendered By some OF our best sal-
ent
Mrs. Charles Parueu is the guest OF rel
atives in Ohio this week.
Nessrs. j.. u. and o. j. Sands are home
from attending the bankers convention az
baltimore. Mr.. O. j.. Sands also attended
Q meeting OF the Brotherhood OF 81 An
Thomas H. Strangers, OF Grafton, was
here Monday.
j.. ~. smith, or AlefclElla AAtt44A No4-
lecting Agency of Wheeling, was here on
business yesterday.
Peter Ewing, Of Wells0urg, formerly Of
this place, was here to-day calling on his
sam r. Nuzum attended an important
A. .. u. w meeting az Wheeling during
the week.
Judge W. s. Raymond and family came
home Monday from Mt Lake Park,
rrrL. adv
at the Onera House next Friday evening
under the auspices Of the ". &. T.. U.
Nessrs. d. y. Watson, VIM. II. Ohley
and o. IS. Mckinney this week purchased
LOCO acres Of coal land near Harrington,
rlaKing them the pOssess0rs Of about 5000
acres In this locality.
Rev. j. II. Foster will preach q sermon
70 the *. of lodge here tomorrow at
ChrIsrs church.
Frank Sapp, yardmaster for the b. & o.
here. is in the East on q pleasure trip.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas Hail took
place this afternoon from her late resi-
iosce on Bridge street, and was attended
bv M1ery large number OF frieuds, as she
WAS hold in hiKh esteem BY all who knew
her The interment was 40 WOOdlaWn
cemetery.
What promises 70 be the largest meeting
ever held in Fairmont viii be hsld here
november 3, az which time Hon. VIM. /.
Wilson viii speak, and also other speakers
OF note. Special tralas will be run from
Pittsburg, Wheeling and au neighbOring
towns There will be music IN abundance,
red ire and no end OF enthusiasm. AT
least ten or TWELVE thousand people Will be
present
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
British Maritime Interests.

LYelD York Tribune.
According 20 careful and elaborate
calculations which have been made re-
Gently by the Admiralty iu London, as
well as by the principal experts on
naval matters. the gross value Of British
maritime interests amsunts 10 slight
" over $4,000. 900, 900. These
figures comprise the total value
of the sea-borne commerce Of
the British empire, as well as
such foreign maritime commerce as Is
carried in British ships Owned in Eng
land, the value OF the securities and
marketable documents conveyed TO and
from British ships owned OF British
subjects, and the value Of the mercanS
tile shipping itself. Id the face Of
these stupenduous figures, the sum Of =
a hundred million dollars. which the
British Parliament votes every year to-
ward the maintenance OF It's navy, can
not be regarded IS excessive.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
MARTINS FERRY.

Thomas Furey, a well known roller at
the .Etna-Standard, has taken charge of a
Dig plate mill at New Philadelphia.
James Tannehill is visiting relatives at
West Alexander for few days.
DR.. w. II. Hall is visiting relatives at
Kent, O.
Miss Kate Ruloug, Of Moundsville, is
visiting here.
To-day and coming week at ST. Mary's:
This is the twenty-third Sunday after
Pentecost and Feast of the Blessed Virgin.
Ed. Philip 3:l7-2l, Gasp. St. Matt. 9:lS-26
This is Holy Communion Day for young
men and Young womeR's sodalities; also
members OF the League. Next Sunday
will be the last in October; therefore, only
onlva short time remains TO gain the bene-
cts of this month Monday. Office and
mass of the angels; Tuesday, Feast OF the
Holy Redeemer; Wednesday, Feast OF SIS.
Raphael, Archangel; Thursday, St. Bona
facius, a pope; Friday. ST. Evaristus. q
none; Saturday, Office and mass Of the I'm
maculate Conception. Mass next Tuesday
at Dillonvale. Services every evening as
usual.
The West Virginia will so on tomorrow
in full
William Saltkiln and Sam Taylor are
spending the day st Alledonia.
SUPERINTENDENT William Stewart came
home from Barnesvilleye yesterday where he
has been attending a meeting Of the East
ern Ohio aud. West Virginia superintend-
ents of ro2n& tables.
Yem was pay day at the Ftna
Sta
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
BENWOoD.

Mrs. H. Hinberger left Friday for Pitts
Inc Board Of Education of Union dis
trict held a meeting Thursday evening and
closed q contract with /. Long 10 erect
school house near Sher-ard.
Rev. Denton left Monday TO visit his
father in Herns.
Quite crowd attended the campfire OF
the o.. A. e. at A-cMechen yesterday.
Mrs. q. Clemens will arrive home today
from PiJtsburS.
Miss Alice Fox is visiting in McMechen.
A taffy party will De given sc the home
NJ Miss Nora Serig on HallOw Fen.
Miss Dora Jergens Friday evening fell
of d street car. Her head struck stone,
cutting il very severely.
Thieves have visited several people in
Miss Sallie Burns has accepted q posi-
ton in Washington, ID. G.
Lizzie Miller, Of Upper BenwOod. enter
tanned a number of her friends Friday
evening.
Robert Linsley has secured a position in
the Office Of B. 4, Fisher foundry in
Wheeling.
Michael Gately, Jr., is dangerously ILL.,.
Quite q crowd Of young folks went 70
McMechen, Thursday evening, 70 attend
the Literary entertainment
Rev. Price will conduct services on Sun
dav morning az l0;30 o'clock. A special
programme win be given by the Epworth
League at : o'clock in the evening.
Miss Hattie Davis is sick.
Miss Laura Riddle and sister Linnie are
visiting in Georgetown, Ohio.
Bessie, daughter Of DR.. Leonard Eskey,
has scarletina.
The Epworth League attended an enter
~, H..ea.
League, OF Wheeling, Thursday evening,
AT Zane Street Church. a
Wm. Bogard got his foot mashed
while az work Friday.
Mr. ). A. Cockayne was on his
daughther, Mrs DR.. Neigh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
OLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, October 20.-The
talk now is will Clarksburg have CHATEAU
Qua Assembly. We are informed the COM
mittee met at Judge Cons Office Thursday
evening, but are unable 20 ascertain what
was done or whether any steps were taken
in furtherance of the enterprise.
John Doyle was discharged by the
United States Court Doyle has been done
a great injustice by being arrested and put
20 so much trouble.
Rev. Thompson, Of the Baptist Church,
RdAr2sSed a large audience at tho Court
House Orr.lsst Sunday night, on the subject
Of temperance
Rev. G.. A. Dole, Of the Central Presby-
terian Church, is attending the Presoy-
terry at Lexington, Va.
Miss Ida Smith. Of Weston, Is visiting
Mrs. NJ. W. Smith, of this city.
Hon, John L. Ruhl has returned from
Springfield, o.
MRS. 1. Nusqaum is visiting in Balti-
moro.
Mr.. ". w. Wadworth, OF Hamilton, o.,
was called home this week, owing 70 the
death Of his brother.
Jesse Miller has returned home,
SQng visit in Parkers burg.
T. Hart is in Winchester, Va.
Mrs. l.. c. Brown, Of Pitts
% guests Of Mr.. A. FordyCe.
irs, NJ. Harvey. of Parkers-
zen visiting relatives here
elk.
pson is back from Wheeling.
Amiss is visiting at Glen
mond, daughter OF Major
the guest Of relatives in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

I6tmick, Of West AiilICru, Is In
8this week, the guest Of his MANY
friends.
Mrs. Mary Hennen returned Monday
from MOrgantown, where she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Mes
terZat.
Miss Addie Wisman and Miss Kate Nor
gan, Of Lowesville, arc the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Q. Fisher this week.
Mrs. Albert DamsOn Is reported quite
sick this week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ella Yates spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting friends near Col
fax.
]. G. McCloy, Of Elk Garden, is in town
this week, calling on his many friends.
Mrs. John Gould and sister, Mrs. Peter
Adams, were at Warrington last week Wis
iting relatives
Mr.. Clyde =. Holt q prominent young
business man Of this place, was married on
Wednesday evening, at Eldora, TO Miss
Vertie Martin, daughter OF Mr.. b. Il. Mar
tin. Rev. G. i. Queen, Of the Palatine NJ.
=. Church, officiated. They returned 70
Palatine the same evening, where a recep-
ton was held in their handsome new home
on Mill street They start on LIES jour
neg with the well wishes Of their numer-
Gus friends.
Chas Arnett, Of Elk Garden, is visiting
friends ia town this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION, O., October %
Burglars are making their rounds again 10
our,yillage. "Wednesday they oroSe into
the G. 81 2. depot and Baur's Touring null.
and r w. Hodgenis hen root.
Mrs. Charles McCane, OF Mingo, was
calling on relatives here this week.
Kenworthy Roge, of Delaware, o., and
E. X. Hoge, Of Martins Ferry, were call
ing on DR.. w. d. Hoge this week
Miss Annie TiltOn has returned nome
after a three weeks visit 70 friends In
Pennsylvania.
About 5 O'Clock Friday the residence OF
Mrs. Hannah Owens was discovered on
fire. BY the prompt action OF the tlre brig
ade IL was extingpished with small loss
We are glad TO learn that the vacancy IN
the Martins Ferry school caused oy the
death of Miss Ruth McMsnhis has been
6lled bv her sister Pearl, Of this plgee.
Prof. G.. w. Trainer and Miss Cara
Burkett were visiting John Moore fami-
~ last Sunday.
VIM. Vermiilion and NJ: Ong 81 Smith
field, were in town Thursday.
]. A. Fisher, Of the hgm OF usher *
Fisher. was here this week. week on a bus
HT The ). series Of meetingsIheld last week in
the PRESBYTERIAN ChugSh cioed Friday
evening. Communion service Fill be held
today at IL o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert EAIio5 Steuben-
Vile. have been visiting w laughter,
Mrs. L. j. Stringer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
GREAT ROCHESTER
FIRE SALE!
$4,000 WORTH OF
Fine
Clothing
Saved from the Biz
( Fire at ROCheS-
1 ter, N. 7.
\ CLOTHING SALE. VIZ ARE LllDIs1

Ths largest Fire that has visited Ro-
chester, n. Y, in years occurred Tues.
day morning, April Sd, in the wholesale
Clothing district on ST. Paul street
Hundreds OF Thousands OF dollars worth
d Clothing were destroyed. But $780,
COO worth OF Fine Clothing manufac-
tured for spring market was was saved,
aud to settle the Insurance the entire.
stock has been removed to wheeling,
w. Va, and will be sold for Half Price
or so cents on the dollar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
BARGANIS--E. B POTTS
{. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
lain And TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move tie
goods. Bargain hunters will
do well to call early. The
following extract from their
o Pc n / n g announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro.
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
Kef.rrea 20 ths PrOp.r Dspartnest.

CRie5go Tr.tgR&
"WaltsfF' sharply called out River.
who was dining az restaurant 4
called for haknf and eggs and you'd
brought me- roast beef Hasn't this ID
stitution ala managing edltor?"
ayes, sat p replied TIE waiter. pr
AaedIne silly TO gather up the rejecI
"BuE this belongs 70 the dep
Aof th exchange editor, sab.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
Trade wIsssaS We WANT TOUR Trade
BOYS SUITS AND PANTS.

These spot cash thundYrDoIs are ths eAa,s
ok eur wonderful succssj and the public. lDok-
itg for full values for eysry dollar. - c.iehinz
"a 10 our bargains. and business huns a. rae
that biz pronts are oat Of the qussticn. Al,
TBesides many chef bargains that yoa VIII
.ke wbsu vfsitinR t{is great sale, ubich wiz
ooAsiHus u.sil balaf e' Of stock Is sold
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
AMONG THE GOODS ART
/ HEA'S FINE SUITS.
HlRp HITIERs. sl1IsFlCrION aUARISIEII
VEINS PANTS.

Neus tll0O Good Working Pants at-."...S %
Mems sl25 Pants, splendid Valus, At......-.. ~
Mems ESQ sI.75 aud f2.oJ Pants a.. ...... IS
Mems f3oO Pants, our great leader, ST.. iS
Y.n, ~ "a ,.d F4 90 Parts NJ ......... fS5
YHeqN a. % ana a. 70 Pants at-......~..---- -
txs -. % aud $50 Pants AZ -..-......~. 20
Men 500 Pants a. -......s...-s..-... ssss' 80
Men $50 20 Pants ........... 40
Again We make ysa ths en.s-tnA ~ s
hereby guarantees 20 refund you ths moasy TOT
any goo,;s We sell II not fully saiisiactofJ la
every sense Of the word. and worth doubls tue
amount Of the price. This oSsr applies 20 our
Unset el'tSlog
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

ZIG PRfIrs SOrNr. READ, DECIDE, icr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
ERsBURe

VA, October 2O.-Quite
events occurred this
progressive whist party
isses SnOdgrass Thurs
cir home on Murdoch
es were In use. The
Faithfully hand-painted
dgrass. The individual
ses cut out Of paper and
lated, The prize, a hand
darechal Neil roses, was
urner The guests were:
ISIS McClaren, Miss Bruden-
leigs Jackson, the Misses
ssrs. Smith ID. Turner, Ned
Huxley, 9. ID. Forrer, Brad
+ Kraft, Lawrence Dana,
George Summers.
hpbell, Of Wheeling, is st
bome from visit to
seeling, is the guest
Sqg geve a de-
uds Thursday
Cberland, wiz
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

PALArrSE. W. Va, October 2O.-Ed.
Leonard and wife and little daughter Mel
lie, left Tuesday for their home in Meyers
dale, Pa.
Dick Miller is reported quite sick this
week with SYMPTOMS Of typhoid fever.
AQther Durham AID wife returned Mon
Nm Fayette county, Pa, where they
ZisitineMslative and friends
" OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. S.
IS quite SIX this rySek.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-26
FRIL'S MEN SEIZE 4 TRAIN.
They Forcibiy Take Possession of an East
bound Freight Train at Terra Haute.

TERRE HAUTE, IND. April 25.-That
contingent of CoXey's army under com
nand of General Louis c. Frye forcibly
took possession OF an east-bOund freight
train leaving here at O'Clock this after
noon. The officers Of the army claim TO
have paid the railroad company for trans
portation as far as Brazil. twenty miles
east of Terre Haute. but after the load
ing of horses. wagons, cooking utensils
and blankets. the train pulled out leaving
the Industrials in the city. They spent
last night near here, using the railroad
companys fences and ties for fuel. one
train Was sidc-tracked 10 prevent the
Commonwealers selling it, When the
trains were started this afternoon, the
three hundred soldiers made a rush for
freight and captured H. The engineer
was told that the Industrals had railroad
men in their ranks and that II he refused
10 start the train he would be put off
and one Of their own men TO take the
throttle.
The trainmen were unable 10 prevent
them riding. as the Industrials were de-
termined, and any resistance would have
resulted IN ,bioodshed. Brazil being in
the hear; OF the Indiana coal district.
and as hundreds Of miners are out on a
strike, there may be serious trouble, as
the miners will on account of being
residents, claim the charity OF the city
in preference TO the Industrials. The
members OF the army say they Will con-
Hinue TO burn the railroad company's
fences until their blankets and cooking
utensils are brought back to them. The
army was desperate last night. and
detail OF police surrounded the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-26

one Of Brownies deep-laid schemes. he
calls IL Issuing banners OF peace" TO the
men. II is likely that the Washington
authorities would term It making an
armed body OF the Commonweal. Inc
banners of peace" are about I'VE py
twelve inches. made OF cotton. and print
ed with Peace on earth and good VIII
towards men, They are neither re-
markabe nor formidable. But the stochs
on which they are carried are four-foot
oak clubs an inch square. and hea'y
enough to brain a man at blow.
In addition, they are to be shod Win
an iron socket. ostensibiy to hold bay
onet, but when 300 men are armed with
these weapons they will be a formidapie
body indeed. Browne may be perfec'I!
sincere in his expressed desire for peace
but q smaller one would have been mucn
less expensive than the load OF oak. Inc
sticks were received only to-day, and IL
is though that the heretofore unex-
planned stop-over here was to allow time
for their manufacture. The men on picket
duty around camp tonight are equippeu
with the oak sticks.
In his order tonight Browne announces
Hyattstown as the stop tomorrow, win
Gaithersburg the following night. ana
Rockville on Saturday, according 90 the
schedule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-26

A Norfolk Bank TeIle--Arrrai or Sam
smaIl.-Grauby-s Street Church.

NORFOLK. VA. A)ni a.-Special.-
Mr.. w. T. Dey, teller O the CITY Nation
a, Rank. died at his r'sidenr In Bran
bleton this morning, alter an illness OF
about ten DAYS durati'n. NJ. Dey was
one Of Norfok's leading citizens and
man of the unrest and highet character.
He leaves a wife AID several small
children.
rev Sam Small arrived her. this morn
inc For the past thre dafs the Pro-
hibition orators have been discussing
peneralitIes; hencefort Norloik pohucS
and Norfolk's politicians VIII be venti-
lated
Ouite a delegation cane from Lynch
-, 70 coo tho first came between the
Hill City team and ne Nofioih. Inc
score Yesterday of % against them
had a depressing effe't, ard they let
for home last night satished that the
Norfolks know how ID play pau Inc
manager of the Norfoks says MS team
is a pennant winner.
The chairman If he committee In
charge of :he buildin; of the Granny
Street Methodist chuch. said that at
first Il was proposed TO build a MY
thousand dollar house then the amount
was doubled. Ii is nov said that nothing
loss than a one hundred ana my
thousand church and a ten Thousand
organ will do. II will be the handsofhest
Methodist church in he SPUN. III VII
be constructed OF granite ana North caro-
lima brown stone.
The Norfolk real state agents are
much impressed with the Gsorsid ihii'i,-
grafton scheme. They believe that such
movement would be TO the ad'ah'ase
of Virginia They are wiling 10 lena
helping hand. <,,
Major w. Y. Foster, Major Cnat'es
pickett Cantain W. H. Edwards. Cap
,at, w Perry. and Cblonel W. G.
Elan have been elected delegates 10 me
Grand Camp OF Confederate veterans III
Alexandria OH the 9th of June. ne
camp will attend in a body the unVeillhs
of the monument TO the pfVate soldiets
and sailors OF the Confedetacy at Ileh-
mond. on the 3Oth of May
The export cattle trade or Norio.k j.
assuming large proportions.l Inc steamer
Mexico is loading several hundred helds
Of heavy. fat cattle at Lambert POINT
for Bremen. The Mexico WIS loaded Win
cotton and grain at New orleans ana
came to Norfolk for cattle ana coal.
This makes the fifth ship which has
taken on cattle at this port in the last
month. ~
The Detroit has arrived. She made
the trip from Rio without trouble, ana
her service ability is demonstrated. but
her coming tower. which is extremely
heavy and OF doubtful ability, VIII be
removed at the navy yard in order 10
remove all anxiety as to her stability.
This. and few other changes Of minor
importance. will keep the ship out OF
commission for several months
Jack SNOW. the colored man who was
injured by the street-cars in Portsmouth
Yesterday. died this morning. There
will be a suit for damages.
At the Instance Of the special aren't or
the Treasury Department, there has
been a reduction Of the force and wages
i'm the custom house here to take eject
May the LIST. when the Democrats 90
into ofiic.