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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

Case. io7 tscotu. 9M 70 |. won; Kilkenny. III
PENN, s 10 s. second. Clarus, lo2 (Sheedy).
TO !, third Time. l:iSA
i51 (Grcen). 10 10 won: Maijie l0,
Moore. 10 20 j. finished second. but was
disqualified for running out 81 the course;
fen at the fourth Jump. Lizzie led 70 the
Liverpool jump. who're she fell. Madiie
and Sam went OF he course. The latter
discovered his error. recjiHcl it, and got
second place. Time not given,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

Straw Hats from 25c to SO.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04
THE pocroR.s COLUMN.

NJ I. c.-Testine. five drops. three times
daily. Cold baths.
Mrs. T., Albany.--t am scamstress and
frequently troubled with sick hcadact,s
lasting for two or three days Mt n time.
Take Ovarinc (rrom tho Ovarics). In
three.drop doses on the tongue. three times
daily.
have attacks OF hysteria and need a good
tonic: please state advice.
Take Cardinc (Extract OF the HoerO. In
flve drop doses, three times daily.
T. 8. s, Bichmond.--I have n patient suf-
ous remedies without success. can you sug-
gest something better than bromldes?
Yes: Corcbrinc CExtract Of the Brain)
In nvo drop doses on the tongue. twice n
day
Alice L.--Kindly suggest a good remedy
Tor nervous headachef
Cerebrinc. In nvo drop doses three times
daily.
Leroy T, Rufralo.-r take cold easily
and am sometimes threatened with pneu-
mouia, and feel all filled up, with great
distress IN the lungs
An excellent remedy for this condition
Is the i'ebricidc pin. one every four hours
until relieved.
X. !. j., n, Y.-rleasc state a good rem
edy for sexual wcakness7
Tesunc, in Ave drop doses. three times
daily.
J. A. H.. y. Y.-Tostine; flvo drops. three
times n day.
j. IL. r., Newark, n. J.-Testlnc and Cer-
ehrinc. alternately. three times daily hve
drop doses.
c. \. H.. y. N.-Mcdulllnc. three times a
day. In hve-drop doses. Also one Febrlcide
pill after each meal.
B H. j.. brooklyn Cerebrlnc and Test
Inc, alternately, nve-drop doses, three times
day.
T. T.. ChicaCo-Onc tcnspoonful Natro-
lithic salts dissolved In half tumbler water,
three times a day after meals.
:. j. k.. Philadelphia. - Cerebrlne ana
Tcstno, alternately. iivc-drop doses three
Niyron Forbes. y. y.-Four bottles Salts.
two of Tcstlnc. forty Fchricide ltlls, Dl-
rect from here. or Hegemnn, ~ Brondway.
w. 4. PARKER, NJ u.
+ s.-All letters OF inquiry. on medical
Cotnpnny, Washington. H. c.. will be an
.u..rrl rrnn eli hon. In ihnsn columns by
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04
NLnInnc won nom Gnmcs.

The first series of pool was played yes
terday aitern@on ana evening at the
ionr. champion ana Frank HYDE, OF the
Brunswick. The New Yorker won both
games but both games We're close and eX-
citing, aS the following score VIII show:
Afternoon Malone, lUn, Hyde, 40, evening
game, Malone, lon; Hyde, H. The game
VIII be continued this afternoon and even
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04
Council Bluffs Races.
uncil Bluns, Ia, June a.-Union park


Council BIuhs, Ia, juno o.-Uhloh park
results:
First race-Half mile Hoodoo won: Rat
tier, second. Victor. third. Time. 0.53,
Second ce-Three-quarters Of mile;
selling. Maple Leaf won: Martha Smith,
second: Elmo, third. Time, 1913.
Third race-Three-quarters OF a mile.
Susie Nell won; Belle Stout. second. Art
less. third. Time. 1:l5a!.
Fourth raCc-one mile, Virgin. won: Billy
Sunderland, second; Constant, third. Time,
:45ia
Catlln Won; Hector, second; John r., third.
Time, l:lSi4.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

Wichita, Kas. June 3.-(Special) This
ter Frank b. Smith, and proprletress OF the
Daily Beacon, was quietly married To her
business manager Harry j. Hagney. MIR.
the death of MIR. Smith over a year ago,
when the widow made him business man
ager of the paper. She Is young handsome
S75.0 900.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

baltimore. Juno 8.-To-days game was
won by cleveland In q most exciting finish.
or Honor. who Iil we'll TN the last inning.
Cupry relieved Wallace In the ninth, Score
Baltimore .. 90 1 5000 o 5 4-Sii 5
cleveland ... 81 o. o @ ~ % -
Observation-Disclosures Clarke. EspCr Hon
and tuppN.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

chicago, N June 5--Thc earnings % the
Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul for the
fourth week of May were $.l6,670 de-
crease Of So 'f5 from the corresponding
week of last year
The estimated gross earnings of the en-
tire system OF the Chicago. Rock Island a.
Pacific Railway Company ior the month Of
May: 1885, are Sl.l6I2l2. a decrease. as COM
pf s96g 56i 4'' 800
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

washington, Juuo 3-Tho men from the
piuevraSs region took q game from the
Senators to-day with 'he utmost ease, 10y
a score of ! to 4. score:
Washington 80 20 5000 0-ilo .
Louisville ...l o. / . - u
Batteries WashlnEton Mercer aud Me
Guire Louisville Cunningham and Welch
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

ST. paul, Minn, June a.-score:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 3.--Moutgomery.
II. Chattanooga, y.
LItIs Rock, Ark June S-Luue Rock.
Z: Nashville. 10.
t'.ar1Nglls. e.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

Cripple Creek, col, June Sit was snow
ing nearly all day In the Cripple Creek
district, but tonight the weather has
cleared, although the sidewalks and streets
are covered with snow.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

Des Molnes, a., June dos Moines, a
81, Joseph Mo, June S.-st Joseph, 0;
I Iuco1u
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

Chicago, H., June 3.-East bound shin
ments last week amounted to IS. 909 tons,
1911 for the corresponding week Of last
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

Shipped daiIs in secure packages By
GEORGE EYSSELL, Druggist.
Opposite waiting room. Union depot
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

Philadelphia. June S.-The features Of the
game today We're Hamilton's home run
a<iss aver tbs Fight field fence OF the sec
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

" l.. Eepjrlrk won the medal at the
roll 0f the owls yesterday ON the Grand
alleys ON the following score.
II IT,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04
$40 to SIS.

Think of the difference in quality as COM
pared with the cheap stun being sold else
where. Think of the difference in price as
compared with what your tailor would
charge you.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-04

7. s.-All letters OF inquiry. on medical
subjects directed to the Columbia Chemical
company, Washington. II. c., VIII be an
swcred free, either IN these columns or by
mail direct.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
Police Court DocEet.

Josie Collins and Edna Hamilton
had slight dispute in house on
lower Church street Thursday night,
during which Josie slapped Edna
and struck her in the face. Justice
Burroughs fined Josie $4.75.
George Washington, colored, about
II years of age, who was arrested by
Officer NJ. A. Pitt for having in his
possession about eight yards of
changeable silk that he could not
account for. was committed for ten
days for further examination,
Eight DRINKS were dealt with in
the usual manner-Sl and costs.
The charge of adultery against B.
+. Walden was diamissed, the com.
plainant not appearing. Vaiden's
attorney charged that it was q case
OF spite.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
United stn,es court.

Yesterday In the United States
Court. Judge Hughes presiding, the
sale of the llbeled schooner Mary
Ann Rebecca was ordered.
The suit OF f. n. Isham VS.. the
tug Tauraus, which had been enter i.
ed for recovery OF damages for loss
of barges, was dismissed.
A decree OF distribution was en-
tered IN the case OF John II. Wilson
Va. schooner +. NJ. Iilley.
Augustus q. Paul, Postmaster at
the Hampton Soldiers Home, who
was arrested some days ago on the
charge of embezzling $50 in Govern
meat funds, was released from the
Norfolk jail on q recognizance of
$1,000 Tor his appearance at the May
term.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05

at the chapel of the Sacred Ii cart.
on York street. mission will be
conducted by the Jesuit Fathers.
Campbell aud O'Kane, two gifted
orators of that celebrated order of
preachers, the Jesuit Society, com.
mencing on to morrow ut tho lO:3O
g. IN. mass. The mission will DON.
tlnue for one week and the daily
services are as follows:
Six O'Clock a. No., mass and sermon
O'Clock q. M, mass; 8 o'clock a. NJ.
mass and sermon; 1880 o'clock D. m.
instruction and rosary; O'Clock D.
m., sermon: Benediction of the
blessed Sacrament.
instruction for confirmation and
hrst communion, for persons OF
both sexes Cover Is years of ape1.
aud for converts to the faith during
the entire week, at p. m, at tbs
rectory.
Confessions will commence on
tuesday. and will be heard from 6
g. N, to Z q. NJ. and from 8 a. no. to
IL; and from $3.50 p. IN. to 6 D. M,
and from 1880 p. m. to 10 p. m.
The Catholics of Norfolk are oen
orally invited to make the exercises
OF the mission.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
FIRST STOCK NATURES.
a Good Showing for 'Norfoik's
Mutual"


Mutual"
The Mutual Building Association.
OF Norfolk, heB just metursd it's hrst
stock, 440 shares. whioh began on
the LIST of May, 1854 run OF FIVE
years and eight months, which they
say is month quicker than any
stock has ever before matured IN
Norfolk. In paying off this stock
they paid out S26, 500 In cash, which,
with SIT. 800 IN matured loans, made
up the $44. 600, the full value of the
440 shares of matured stock.
The dividends during the time
this stock was running averaged s
per cont. semi.annually. The Mu.
tual is perpetual association and
this matured stock is, as above indi-
Gated, the "first batch" with which
they started. It now has running
between 5, 600 and 5000 shares.
The following are itn officers: E
e Whitehurst, president; I Moritz,
vice. president; Ira Il Holt. record.
ing secretary; George W Black,
financial secretary; A 8 J Cannon,
treasurer; Thomas 81 Wilcox and
w ID Fender. attorneys; Il r Bor-
land, j w Hunter and George w
Dey. trustees; B Lowenberg, R G
Banks, Il Exner, George w Taylor,
e Black and w III Hannah, direct.
ors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
officer ,ambarger,s Dismiss.

officer Esambnrger's Dismissal.
The dismissal of Officer Bambur-
ger by the Police Board upon q
charge OF general inefFicienoy and
incompstenoy," has created quite O
breeze. The Mayor states that he
understood that the officer was dis.
charged because his wife kept bar
on James street. The records show
no license to have been issued to
Mrs. hamburger, and the facts in
the case are understood to be these:
It appears that hamburger owned,
prior to his appointment to the po-
lice force, o grocery and liquor
store at the corner of Queen and
Jamee streets. This he sold to his
brother-in.law, John Calvin, who
moved to corner Of James and SCOTT
street. The grocery, it seems, ia
served by Mrs. hamburger.
The Mayor has said that if it is
found that Bamburger's wife is not
keeping bar hs will move recon.
sideration of the officers dismissal,
as the charge OF making too few ar.
rests is too timsy to stand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
SANDBAGGED AND ROBBED
Henry Stein, a German PeddIer
Assaulted.
IN ATLANTIC CITY WARD.
The Man is Seriously Injured in
ternallY. Attended by Drs.
Smith and Speight. His Re-
covery is Possible Though
He May Die.

Henry Stein, German peddler,
who halls from Pittsburg, Pa. was
last night sandbagged, brutslly
kicked aud robbed by his oompsn-
lou on Olney road. halfway bet ween
she Norfolk and Western crossing
and Y. NJ. &. 4. Park.
William Green and W. j. Quill,
who were on their way home, dis.
covered the man lying on the road
side. Thinking him Intoxicated they
were about to pass him by when his
egonizing gronns attracted their ut
tention. He told them that he had
been assaulted aud robbed and they
took him in charge and brought him
on q car to CRANKY street, from
whence the patrol conveyed him to
the statlou-house
DR.. Hy Smith was hastily sum-
moped and attended the Injured
man, who was suffering intense ago.
ny from lick on the left side OF his
head just behind the ear. AS The
skin WAS not broken it is supposed
to have been the work of a sanubug,
The man Also suffered great pain
from internal injuries in the region
of the abdomen, evidently inflicted
by kicks and other brutal treatment.
He had been robbed, inc said, but
he never became quiet enough to
relate the details.
He was given heavy doses OF m or
phine and Mt ii o'clock was taken to
she RetIest for the Sick, where he
now lies III critical condition.
The physicians state that he NAV
pull through but there is posi-
bility of his injuries proving fatal.
There is no clue to the inhumau
brute who committed the crime as
the injured man was too weak to
talk last night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
Fnnernl of MIR. d.nngIcY Land.

The funeral of this well-known
young man took place at the resi-
dence of his father, Mr.. Emerson
Land. of Princess Anne county, on
Thursday evening, January 3D., at Q
O'Clock, aud was conducted by Rev.
j. $. Wallace, Of the Princess Anne
Circuit, assisted by Rev. w. r.
Savage, Episcopal rector OF the
Lynnhaven Parish. The following
young gentlemen acted as pail besr.
ers: MIR. Keeling Hunter, MIR. Sid
ney Peddy, MIR. Julian Cornick, Mr..
Pahl Woodhouse. Mr.. Edgar Macon
and Mr.. Johnnie Shepheard. One
OF the saddest parts of oil was that
out OF eight children, Gil grown, this
Is the first time death has claimed
victim and 1t is the first death in
the family for many years. The
funeral was largely attended and
the floral offerings very touching
and plentiful. Interment waa in
the newly made graveyard at the
old home.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
EMPLOYMENT FOR THE IDLE
An Industrial Home for Nor
folk.
SUPPORT BY HONEST LABOR.
Subscriptions for This Good Oh
ject. The City May Help and
the Establishment of
Workhouse and Reforma-
tory is Probable.

What may prove to be a great
stride toward relieving want ana the
bad condition arising from any con-
siderable number of persons being
without work i'll city was lnaugu-
rated yesterday by the formation of
q society to establish an Industrial
Home in this city.
The Council at its session Thurs.
day evening granted the use of the
old Almshouse for this purpose, aud
all that is now lacking are sufficient
funds to put in the necessary ma
chinery. etc., and to this end an or
gani2ation has been effected, with
the following officers: Mayor q. W.
Petit, president; Mr.. VIM. Henry
Venable, secretary: Capt. John ].
Burroughs. treasurer, and I. NJ,
Blood, superintendent.
The society is the result OF the in.
vestigation made by Mr.. l. NJ.
Blood, of Richmond, of various
prison reform schemes. He believes
that many who now find their way
into lails can be made useful citi-
Zens by an institution of the kind
he proposes to establish. He was
once Judge of Police Court IN
California and there his plan first
originated.
AT tue meeting yesterday it was
resolved that the president, secre.
tary and superintendent appoint a
collector. That all money be paid
over to the treasurer upon his or
der, and paid out upon the order of
the president and secretary, and
that oil donations of money, furni.
ture, tools, machines and material
OF all kinds shall belong to the Nor
folk Industrial Home, and be under
their control and the disposal OF q
majority of the officers.
The home will be opened next
Monday. the 7th, in the old Aims
house building on Queen Anne ave.
nue.. where Supt. Blood can bs
found day and night. Contributions
OF all kinds are solicited.
1t Is purposed to support the
home by the manufacture OF shoes.
brooms, baskets, &C., thus providing
employ ment, food and lodging for
the unemployed.
Since he has been in Norfolk Mai.
Blood has been figuring on the cost
of taking care of prisoners in the
city jail, aud, knowing of the reve
nue. the State derives from tho work
done by the prisoners in the peni
Tertiary, he has evolved q plan for
establishing workhouse here for
the employment of the prisoners
who LOW live at the expense of the
people.
This lattor plan of the Majors
took shape last night in a resolution
introduced IN the Common Council
looking to the appointment OF May
or Petit. Mr.. Barton Myers and
MIR. L. ). Taylor as PRISON com.
mission for the establishment of a
workhouse and reformatory, which
resolution was referred to q special
| committee.
If the city establishes n work.
house and reformatory Maj. Blood
Will merge that and lis Industrial
Home into one institution
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
rrunsrcr. OF gs.nI r!,,.,c

Deeds were admitted to record in
the clerks office yesterday trans.
ferring the following property:
John g. Ten Eyck, trustee, to
the Bankers Loan and Investment
Company, two lots, each on High
land and Granville avenues, also one
on Sheldon avenue; consideration
5000.
Silas W. Burt to the Bankers
Loan and Investment Company,
three lots, with buildings and I'M
Provements, on West Fourth street,
for S1,650.
Edw. Mahoney and wife to John
w, Gregory, Jr., lot on Tenth street
for $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
Five Linya Only

VIII you have tue chance to pur.
chase such bargains as will be offered
ut the grand closing out sale at Nus
baum's Book and Art Place, 1913
Main street. Prior to taking in
ventory will sell beautiful pictures
and fine picture frames at less than
factory prices. Books by the verv
best writer's in sets or in single
Volumes, at less than half their
positive value. Blank books, tablets.
box paper. inks. mucilage. and paper
uonhd DOCKS at "a sacrifice. Mirrors,
albums aud pictures, as we'll as holi.
day editions Of fine books; German
TRANSACTIONS, bibles, dictionaries and
music folios at less than price of
production. Picture frames mad o to
order at short notice. Nusbaum's
Book and Art Place. 1913 Main street.
Norfolk, Va,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
She Unexpected Dischnrge Of ,

cannon.
ose by wo uld not ha n moro disturb.
ng effect Il pom nerves winch are ylevr.
Gus than an orr nary uoise upon those
that ere weak and unstrung. AS ner-
vine. Hostetters StOmau Ditters is nm
riNnied. By promoting digestion and as
sanitation thcy overcome that castle dis
orIer, which l. the most prolific oausr NJ
nervous debilitv, and wnich. 80 long as
1t exists de cat, III large mea ure the
action or hedatives ana opiates. such
remedies. moreover, nccess tate the use
OF !ncreasinS doses. and finally co,se to
act nitoGether except in dangerous
qnahtlutg They YER reach the ioun-
tain lie Il of the trouble, AMI quiet the
nerves only by som -paraly in them.
Equally Objectionable are frey I'M
med Gated alcoholic stimulants. Kidney,
Ola ider and liver trouble. malaria. on :
,Npauon an rheumatism are relieved
by the Bltters, which also promotes an
! elite and nightly repose.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
AMUSEM ENTS,

"THE PASSING SHOW. This was
the attraction at the sAcademy last
evening and it.was greeted by a very
large audience. 1t was O little Of
everything and good in oil.
"IHE WHITE SQUADRON Tile
White Squadron is billed at the
Academy for the I1th and 10Th
inst
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
NoRFoLk's COAL TRADE.

Shipments From Lambert's Point
in 1894.
The statement of coal movements
at this port during the year 1891
shows splendid total of 2,O65, a24
tons shipped from the Lambert's
Point coal piors. Of this 2,057, 031t
tons consisted OF Pocshontas coal.
During the year Messrs. William
Lamb e. Co., agents, have cleared
1,94l vessels loaded with Pocahon.
ras coal, of which 1870 tons was
for foreign export and 1910, 1901
coastwiss; CO.'S tons were used
locally. During the first three
days in January there were export
cd -, 5S7 tons.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
Red ssnn coming

Andrew Fl. Patton, Grand Inco.
ponce Great Council OF the United
states, Improved Order of Red
Men Will arrive in this city next
monday, to confer with the Great
0hlefs IN the interests of the order.
he Will visit Black Hawk Tribe No.
% on Monday evening, and mem
pers OF all the tribes 10 the city aud
vicinity are invited TO be present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05
Ess Fam. Haas sonchod CANADA.


The following letter, which was
received yesterday by tho Southern
Chemical Company, shows that PEG
Pile are not only using Qaratol, but
are letting their friends at great
distance know of Its wonderful Wiz.
tues. The letter contained three %
cent notes, two to pay for Quratol
and one for expense of transporta-
ton.
TORONTO, Dec. %, 1891.
80 Mthcrn Chemical Co., Norfolk,
Va, L. S. 4.
GENTLEMEN:-Will you kindly
forward mo bottle Of your remedy
Quratol, of which L have lately
heard 30 much. together with the
directions. | enclose 80 cents, which
l understand is tho price OF the bot.
tie. Yours, etc..
JOHN a. EVAN,
10 Victoria Ave,
Toronto. Ont. Canada,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05

Chesapeake Knitting mills: L
NJ Tilley, president; Alvah H Mar
tin, vice president; Foster Black,
secretary and treasurer. The above
and Caldwell Hardy. ID Lowenburg,
Thomas Black, William Sloane,
George q Martin and Joseph Klep.
per, directors. ~.
Sturgeon Memorial Baptist Sun
day School--H Jarvis, superinten-
deut; N L Bailey. assistant superin-
tendent; O N Bailey, secretary; MIR
Scarborough. treasurer; w w Cor.
don. librarian; Miss Katie White,
organist; Miss Martha Arlington,
assistant organist.
Providence Grange Hall has elect
ed the following officers for the en-.
suing year: Master, b Ferratt;
Overseer. ii Newton; Steward, j
z Paxson; Assistant Steward, J B
Doughty, Jr; Chaplain, ] B Dough
ty, Sr; Lecturer, NJ @ Edison; Treas
urer. Mrs b Ferratt; Secretary.
w l. Hermance; Gatekeeter, II L
Grinalds; Ceres, Mrs 3 Doughty
Pomona, Miss Bette Portlock
Flora, Miss Garretta DE Baum; Indy
Assistant Steward, Mrs j p Pa1son.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-05

aravolcrs' Protective Associatton.
Mr.. John A. Lee, the National
President of tue Travellers Protec
tive Association Of America, will ar.
rive IN Norfolk this morning, and at
s clock this morning will organize
Post for this city. The meet.
ing will be hsld in the Atlantic
Hotel, and large number of the
jobbers and Wholesale merchants of
Norfolk will attend, as the forming
of this "Post" will benefit not only
them, but every interest of the
city.
MFR. Lee will explain the objects
of the order and the many benefits
and concessions it has already OBJ.
tanned for the merchant and traveller.
The National President met with
an enthusiastic reception in Rich
mond Thursday night, and was vel.
coined by the president Of the
Chamber of Commerce and othor
public spirited citizens.
A committee from the Virginia
State Division will arrive in Nor
folk and assist President Lee in
forming tbs Post"
All manufacturers. jobbers and
travelling statesmen are requested to
lie present.