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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29

mediata a mi me desperto de prnnto; me le-
vant6 precipitadamente vi cuatro pasos
de dstancia una joven a caballo. Mi brus-
ca aparicion asusto iuego al animal, qie dio
una huida- La joveu, que no me habla vis-
to ain, lie aquietaba hablandole M pare
clio bonita delg ,da elegante. R4pida-
mente vi cabelios rubios, ceias algo mas
cbscuras, oios vivos, aspecto atrevido an
sombrero con puma azul inclinado sobre
Ia oceja con 6emasiada lbertad.
Para que comprendas bien 10 qae sigue,
es necesario que sepss que W estaba vestiio
con blusa de trabajo manchada de oere ro-
j.; ademas, debfa tener la mirada hosea
eli aspecto hursfio que dan al que despierta
repsntiDamente fsJnomia la vez cotnica
aiarmante Auaie este la cabsllera ep
desorden, la barba lena de hoiss secas, Y
supongo 10 te costara frabajo expiicarta Ell
terror que repentlnamente trartorno is
joven caza,ior., en- cua"to dirigio la visits
hacia mi: lanzo iebii grito, y yolyiendo bri
das. hugo gaiope tsndido-
Inposioe me era desconocer Ia clase de
impression que acababs de producer, que por
certo nada teuis Dc agradsble Pero teng !,
treinta cinco anos. v. dos gracias, uo
me haSta Ii oieada. mas o menos beDevol-
de una muier para torbar la serenidad de
mi alma. Con risuefIs miTads segui q In
f Is itiva amazons. quieu Al tinsl del s8udeEo
ca que segnrsmente No Ia b ID a enamorado,
volvio bruscamente d la derecha, penetran-
do en- otro sendero paralelo.
Ne basto atrayesar los matorrales inme-
diatos para veria incorporarse una cabai-
gaia compuesta de diaz doce persouas que
parecian esperarla, y las qae grit6 desde
l@los con eutrecortads voz
-s.,Senoresl sefores! uu salyaiei hay un
salvsjs sR 81 hosQusl"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29

organiza casi diariamente grandes cacerlas
en- el bosque: aver termino Ia fiesta con una
comida campestre, siguieDdo esta una
marcha de las antorchas. De buena gaua
hubiese estrangulado 81 honrado molinero
que al levsntarme me dio esta explieacion
en- lengua vulgar de mi balada de media
uoche.
Esa es la sociedad que invade con todas
sus pompas mi querida soledad; soeiedad
que maldigo, mi queririo Pablo con toda la
amargura de mi corazol. Verdad que
aver me 2roporciono una aparici0n fantas
tica que me dejo eucautado; pero hoy Ia de-
no una ventura ridicula, de la que yo soy ell
liuico que Sc RE-. porque soy ell heroe.
No me- encontrsba dispuesto para trabajar
esta maiiana, sin embargo dibnje hasta
medic dia, pero al ha tuve que reDunciar a
clio; tenfa la cabeza pesada, NAL humor, y
septia vagamepte algo fatal en el aire. EN-
ire un momento en- ell rnolino para dejar Ell
81 mis- utensilios; regane la consternada
molinera con OCCASION de no Sc qne plato
cruelmente iadigno que ms hahia servido
para almorzar; rechaee duramente los nj
nos de- esta buena mujer que tocaban mis-
Rp;css, y di up puat,pie al perro que uada
me hacla.
POGO satisfecho do mf mismo. como pue-
des suponer despues de estas tres heroicida-
des. me dirfgi al bosque para sustraerms To-
do 10 possible la luz del dia. paseando du-
rante una hora ain poder desechar Ia melan-
cola profetiea que me domiuaba. Viendo
nj fin junto un sendero de los que cruzan
el basone, v 4 las sombras de las encinas.
blando lecho do musgo, me deje caer en- el
con mis- remcrdimientos, no tardando en-
dormirme profundameDfe. IDios mioi que
no huhese sido el snefio de In muertel
No sc en- nto tiempo estsria yo dormido,
cuarde oisrta eonmooi6n del snsIo muy In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29
Unguento Oermogeno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTO DERMoGENo en-
las Magas q~enaaauras. .jnanstes, ps-
eed1s1as DE mosquitoes lepra africana,
sabassones, elstanttasis txns0,es, de
sssalqssse, pr0eeasncsa, ,e.nsatisnso, H.
ess1as, Eess3as ds csalqatsy a,nna. pa-
nadsSos Ess, 10 demuestran las infni-
eas curaciones o5senidas y el constan-
&c uso que de dicho especifco SC
hace.
Deposiso: Eaymasia Central de ].
Farrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29

| prende mis- faciimente qne Sc explica; con-
vencido, por otra parte. de que un vigoroso
esfuerzo bastarfi para libert .rme de aqae
la importnna persecution para ahorrarme
Ia nolestia de las explicaciones. cometi l.
deplorable falta de- acelerar el paso, para
ser franco d. huir Ia carrera
Cruce IL seBdero como una liebre pene
tre Ell la espesura. salud ado al paso con
saliva de alegres gritos.
Desde aquel momento mi snerte estaba
achada me era impossible toda exnlic4cion
honrosa: ostensib,ements habia aceptado la
iacha con todas sus coasecuencias, hasta las
mas extrsmas.
Sin embargo, aun coDservaha cleIta d6sis
de sereuidad, eruzsnio los mstorrala1
con fnror, me mecia EN- tranqnilizadofas re-
aeyioHes
Una vez separado de mis- perseg1idores
por la espesura del bosaue, iafranqueab'e
los cabalios, podria adquirir basfante ven
tala para burlar sus pesqnisas. Pero e~ts
Ultima Illusion Sc desvaneci6 cuando al lie
gar al Unite de la espasura vi que ell ma
ditto grupo se habia disidido en- dos bsndos,
esprrsronme la saIida.
al VERNE estalI6 nueya tempestad de gri-
tos de risas, resonando por todos lados las
Irompas de caza.
Domin6me ell vertigo, el bosqus giro en-
derreior INFO. me lance por ell primer sen
dero que vi. tomando desde eutoncss mi
fuga ell caracter de descsperada derrota
La implacable legion de cazadores caza-
doras no dej6 de precipitarse detras de INF
con doble ardor J est1pida algeria
a su cabeza coatinuaba viendo a la ioveu
de Ia pluna azui, que se distingnia pc-H
extraordinarIo ardimiento. y Ia a.
do corazdn desaaba los aecidrr -
gro sos de La equitaci6n. -
citaba sus odiosos cG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29
S AC Al A M 30
@UITA-DoLoR

Este prsparado indio, de gran fsssa fss,ss an
pals, cura rsdicslnensa~ ~ia>-GS,kr, e,r;-,.
90 da.arss- es...-,.. reursigiaa. se5r1lss. se
q Iltisn,ac1opss dsnllas sfeacioBes cg.tanssf
to-, etc
La ft-nula de eaaa botella inaica la ma
nsga De usarse. A pesar del gran consume
de eete preparado. su preeio sera flo come
sigue Ea..a de n Ele1ias hoasiiss, pesos
Unicoz deposibaries csl seslgllno SAKE
Gmoo,
L. Caaytt,s y O.
o--~e Feh-- 70 4e 1904 2--r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29
Los antroscyatos ns6dacos c6ywassos
cor eiercac6o ess este ceesdad,

Certifcan: que haE comprobado va en- la
prsctica efcial, va en In particular, dnrante
Ia epidsulis varioiosa reinanta en- eeta ciu-
dad, la otieaeia inconbestabie del virus
qscuno procedsnte dsl Institute de Vacu-
rsci6n de don Santiago Ssiio irstaiado en-
Araci'. haio all d;reoGior..-Disiase que di
cbn sei!or Sa;jo dsepuAa ds un conc;enzudo
ietenido eStuaio, ha cozisegnido perfec
De su fudoie, el cuitivo dc aguel virus pro-
f;lSctieo de Ia viroela hasta al extreme ed
T,otier aaagtsrar y a6ruaar los qua suscrihen,
or.s en- eets poplsci6n Ia proda3it1l, tan fe-
iigsss rsaultados IA ootanido tar i.eonJeio g,
a1isfaatorio = brilsan5e szito, que 90 naE
conseguido con 81 enyleo y propagation 81
eSterraipio De Ia vir-ieis cue aterrorizaha =
.l5@znaata se5a pobiae;6n desde haee dis&
ocho raases. No vaciiaado por ends los in
frssor;tos 81 pubiiear-ro fan aolo por me-
din de Is p:'sseate sine que samoisn por IL
prsnsa pe~i6dica del pals aer naeesaria1
NJ, L lInfs- q sSsrsi,laes Il tsrnera
! tf,<ias Ias dsfoas uaadas en- ls isla, In
q. o "a de LoadreS, y qae estadfstica aruente
a a 20 u,eJcr y mas resaltaao, hassa et ex-
-enn Is hsoer eousaguiao Ia 4osssts4locs6s
&c ss2E en IN no4enoa per cieaco. psIs
ue couste vaIoa do-ade corvenir puaiere
doa Santiago Seiio espiao Ia pressnte en
oaee IL 10 Mayo De 1889 DR.. Ba.taSas
;ssesses Dr. Corcs,sdo-Us. Rsoer6s-D4
,oea,s-Dr. Cogo7as-Dr. TsdGl R:os--Dy
Tasseo lFc7.t q Gziiaet DR.. .Tssaa Ig3ssaGzs-
n. "a. Zera0 Gca,.4a---.Lr. CczssOssro de-
Ole
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29
IGron depyratevo vegetal 7

8 sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
no slterantes y sudorifcas.
Cada onza fauida representa- una
onza de las plantas que conttene.
/ PURAMENTE VEGETAL
Ell mas conocsdo, segwsv y >upado
pu-ihcador de Ia saagre!
Ccnserva eI Cuts teyso Lbre de
@>afcso.es y ygysssos!
Pueden usarlo hasta los ni1os.
Deposato: EGzasecsa Cesst~1zy. de ].
fcrrer.
8 mi " .. $. Nvbre de T8o3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29
$50

Ell gre suscrihe, Sc ofrece para traduccio-
ues de frances italiano, al castellano y
vice-versa, asf como So dedica por ahora
dar classes de idiorna frances er eu aha
btaci6n, calle Salud, mum. 5.-Ponce, Ene-
"a 3 e3a 1896
As-Ssfides Sss,,o1Daet7s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29
1e de Septiembre.

I'll antigao bosque de Ia abadia pertenece
un rico propietario de la comarca. llama
do ell Marques de Malouet, descendants de
Nemrod, cuyo castillo parece ser ell centro
social lie este pals. En- ls presente estaoion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29
OCTAvIo FEUILLET
LA CONDESITA
JORJE L. A PABLO B.-PARIS
Del hozel, Is Septiembre.
Continuation
(Contin,I0ci6n.)

AL llegar al puentecillo hzo alto: vi alzar-
30 las antorchas. agitarse lanzar torbelIi-
NOS de chispas; las trompas hicieron pro-
loDgada salvaje cadencia, de promo
desapareci6 toda claridad, ces6 ell ruido, y
el vale qued6 envuelto de nuevo en- las IT,
nieblasy silencio de la media poche. Aquf
tienes 10 que he visto y dido. TIL que III gss
dc Alemania, shas encoutrado al cazador ne
gTof gNof IPues ah6rcatei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29

seguia Dor .un momento hacerles perder | 4
pista; ella era quien me deseubria con in
fernal sagacidad, me ndicaba con ell extr@-
mo de la fusta lanzaba barbara carcajad.
euaudo me veia emprender la carrera entre
los matorrales, jadeando, palpitante, atur-
dido idiota.
De esta manera corrf durante un tempo
one no puedo calcular, realizando inauiitas
proezas de gimnastica, penetrando en- espi-
nosos jarales, cayendo en- las charcas, sal
tando con elasricidad de tigre, corriendo
desenfrenadameIte. sin razon. sin Obi.sto,
sin otra esperanza que YER abrirse la TERRA
bsjo mis- pies.
AL fin. por efacto tinicameute de la ca.
sualidad porque habia perdido toda noc6n
fopog atica. vi las ruinas delante de mi: cor
nrostrero impulse salve ell espacio descubier
to que las separa del bosqus, cruce la igls-
sia como M excomulgado llegu6 jadeanfn
Ia puerta del molino.
FL molinero su esp0sa estaban en- el din
tel atraidos por el ruido de los cabalios.
que me perseguian de cerca. me miraron
con estupor; en- vano bus9ue algunas pais
bras de rxpiicacion one dirigirles nj paso
desPues de esp sntosos esfuurzos de INTEL
gencia, snin puede murmurar neciamente: =
.'iSi preguntan por mi -. digan p..1
que no estoyp Easeguida subj r.
la escalera de mi Geld -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
ADVOCATING PATRIOTISM.
The Daughters Of the Revolution To
Celebrate.

a meeting of the Great Bridge Chan
ter of the Daughters Of the American
SeVoution, at which the Advisory
board was present. was held ut the
meeting place Of the former on Mon
DAY evening. The regent, Mrs. Huuh
~. rage, welcomed those present in
snort address. stating that the object
OF the meeting was the discussion of
plan for the work Of the chapter. and
asked for suggestions in relation TO II
MI Robt. NJ. Hughes. of the Advisory
Board, was called to the chair and Col
onel William Lamb read q paper con-
tanning some practical suggestions for
keeping alive In the community a spirit
Vi patriotism. which were unanimously
approved. Among other things 1t was
decided that the chapter should cele-
pirate In some manner the anniversary
or the Declaration of independence,
mat OF Washington's birthday, and
that of the battle of Great Bridge.
from which the chapter takes It's name
and which falls on lie 9th of December.
A committee was appointed to arrange
Tor a reception to be given at the Nor
folk Library on this date, and also
for an entertainment to be given in
February, but as the 22d OF that month
VIII come In Lent. 1t was decided to
celebrate II on the 18th, the date on
which IT would fall under the old styIe
OF reckoning After the business of the
meeting WAS concluded some light re-
freshments were served. which closed
very pleasant evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
a Good ching aad Nothlng1opay.

Just see what DR.. Greene offers to
90 for all weak and suffering people.
lie is the most successful living spc-
cialiSt III curing nervous and chronic
diseases. His Unparalleled offer to
consult with anyone. free of charge, by
letter correspondence, Is doing wonder
iui good. If YOU have any complaint
which YOU do not thoroughly under
stand. and which YOU would like cured.
writc the Doctor Il letter stating lust
how You feel and what symptoms trou-
be you. lie will answer It, giving n
complete description of your case. OK
planning the meaning of every symptom.
ana telling how ynu can surely get well
ana strong. He gives most careful nj
tention 10 each letter. and explains Your
case so thoroughly that you understand
exactly what ails you. All this costs
YOU nothing. you have no DOCTORS fees
To pay, and you don't have to leave your
nome The Doctor makes q specialty
OF treating patients through letter cor
reSpondcnce. and they nearly ALWAYS
get well. He is the discoveres OF tina,
wonderful medicine. Dr. Grcene's Ner-
Nurt blood and nerve remedy. Write
to him at his office % West Nth 81
New York city. and YOU will undoub.
tcdly he made strong and well
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
LAFFERTY'S COMPLETE FLOUR.
a New Cereal Product That Is Of Great
Food Sniue.

The attention of our readers is call
ed to an advertisement which appears
in another column OF "Lnfferty's Com
plete Flour" This new cereal product
has excited much interest among the
intelligent public and It's merits are
proven by official analysis and actual
use TO be beyond question. AS this pro-
Duct or Virginia brains and Virginia
energy already holds first rank In Its
class. the Old Dominion adds another
wreath to Its crown of laurels.
For years past 1t has been evident to
the thoughtful public that our dail2
Dread lacked nourishment, and this de-
flclency gave rise to an alarming In
crease In certain diseases OF the digeS-
tive functions, causing Increase OF dys-
pepsin, starved brains. nerves and
glands. the prolific source of uncountcd
maladics. Science was called In to In
Hestisate and reports that deficiency
In phosphates is the chief fault OF the
high grade tiours." because the public
demand. and Will have. white -four. and
the miller cannot produce this pro-
duct unless he leave out In milling the
germ, the life. the heart of the wheat
berry This germ contains all the elc-
lncnts necessary to the nutrition of the
higher organisms, such as phosphorus
acid. lime, magnesia, potash, soda, sui
phur. etc. Dcnudcd of It's life giving
elements the modern roller process
flour is In truth nearly pure starch.
e,
was. how to retain the life giving elc-
nents and Mt the same time to produce
a white flour. This achievement has
been accomplished. as the Complete
flour' Is of the whitest and at the same
time contains no woody matter to
lrrltnte the delicate Innings of the diges-
tive apparatus. Consequently IL not
only gives life and strength 10 these
functions and Is readily digcsted by the
young child or the aged. hut II makes
the most beautiful brcad--a luxury not
only To the cplcure, but II necessity to
the starved system, craving food and
getting only starch. The general
agents. The White & Sydnor Company.
have letters by the hundred from ply
sicians, scientists and busittiss men
expressing their great satisfaction at
me results attending the Use of the
Complete Flour" MIR. Whittle. the
president OF the company. Is no stranger
In our midst, his foreiuthers having
been prominent In this city since carly
| In the last century, and many of their
descendants still reside amongst us.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
FUNERAL OF GEO. G. GRANT.
Mnny People Eny the Lust IIonors TO
His Memory.

Under dIi22llng rain the remains
OIL the late George G. Grant were yes
tcrday consigned to their last rest
ing place in Elmwood Cemetery. The
iunera, services were held at the First
presbyterian Church Mt 1880 O'Clock
Yesterday morning, Il large crowd be-
Ing present, among whom were the
members of the Fire Department and
Volunteer Veterans Association, hca ded
by the Naval Post Band under the
leadership Of Professor j. NJ. Price. The
services were Conducted by the Rev. j.
X. Howcrton. ID. D.. whose beautiful
Language touched his hearers IL.
dwcit upon the fact that the call to an
ether life frequently comes with the
slddenness of 81 fire alarm. He thought
that the iircmen should be carried
IN the hearts and In the prayers of all,
because OF the suddcnness with which
they may have to give up life 1t was
q touching talk and must have been
especially SO To the ircmcn present.
to whom he said: IF the sudden warn
ing should come To you. are you ready
TO go? Are YOU Watching your souls
interest as closely as YOU are watch
ing the safety of our honics?''
The floral tributes were very hand
some. the lire departmcn, sending n
hcart and n hook and laddr. surmount-
ed with dove. The flower bearers
were Captain T.. Vance. of the Vctc-
q. Cummings. OF The State Flrcmen's
Association. The pall-bcnrcrs were.
Fire Experimentation 8. Wcbhcr
George Scddingcr. and Dennis Hick-
ey; Veteran Fircmcn's Association
John y. Anderson. and John Hill: Citi-
2ens-E. G. Rogers. NJ Ryan. ana V.
Morris.
EN-ChIcf EcvilI and several cx-mem-
hers of the Norfolk Fire Department,
VINO had been associated with the
dead man We're also present
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

one Of the attractive features of the
Ilrst part OF the programme ut the
Press Club entertainment on Decem-
Der 4th, Will be the appearance of Miss
htnel NesiE. me accomplished soprano
solost. Miss Nicely is unusualIy rift :
Ell as singer, and possesses with nil
such charming and pleasing person
ahty that her vocal successes have
oeen many and flattcring The rehcar-
sais FOR Estncralda have SO far been
decidedly promising. and with a cast
eoinposeG OF such we'll known anna
teiirs as Mrs. Lucius Merritt. Miss Suc
eatman. Miss Mary H. Thurcton ard
Messrs James +. Duncan, c. w. r.
Lane, f. j. Antelotti, and T.. NJ. Isaac,
smooth and histrionically effective
presentation of this beautiful creation
or Mrs, Burnett may confidently be
expected
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
WEATHER. IsEP0Isr.
Eorccns, or.To.day.

., Washington. Nov 26th
Force cast: Virginia and
4 FAIR North Caroiina-Fair weather;
cold wave: northwcsterly
- winds.
The storm which was central
In the lower Ohio Valley last night has
moved RAPIDLY northeastward over the
Lake Region and has disappeared to
the north of the st. Lawrence Valley.
The gales attending this storm in the
Lake Region were unusually severe, es-
pecially over lakes Erie and Ontario.
Heavy SHOWS followed by clearing
weather occurred in the States north
of the Ohio river. Heavy rains prevail
ed to-day along. the Atlantic coast and
continued in New England The wealth
er Is now clear throughout the South
ern States nn,l Central valleys. and
thence westward to the Rocky noun
tains.
1t is much colder from the Lake Re
gion southwark TO the Gulf coast. IT Is
warmer IN New England and west Of
the Mississippi.
Much colder, fair weather will prevail
IN the Atlantic coast from New Eng
land. southwark TO Florida The tenn.
perature vii. rise slowly in the Cen
tral valleys with fair weather
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Flag Raising.

Thanksgiving Day will be gall,
one Tor the pupils and friends of ST
Mary's Male Academy. Ii viii bn IN,
occasion of the raising of the stars
ond Stripes over that popular school
The pupils will he honored by the nrc.
scnce of Col. G. y. Nash and stafT. and
also two divisions OF the Ancient or.
ncr OF tiihernianS Of Portsmouth. An
impressive programme has been mr.
ranged. which will he carried out In
front of the school. The exercises viii
embrace Speaking by Rev. Father w
a. Mckceircy. Judge d. Tucker Brooke
Mr.. NJ. Glennan and others. and sing.
ing by the pupils. The time set for
the exercises is p. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

Dress Goods.-Piaids. 1Oc., lac.. Csc
yafd; all WOOL serge. 25c. n yard; one.
hal wool serge, l2Rc.: beautiful miy.
lures. 25c. yard; all wool wide serge
bouclc. chevoits. Soc. was 75c. n yard,
Capes.-Silk plush, $3.50; cloth, s., &
to $40; Jackets. all latest styles. beaver
boucle and chevoit. $3.50 to si2
Omorellas-Speclal. 79c. each: 2OC
gloria. fast black umbrellas for MI
week only, that usually sell for 81 25 and
$3.50. anu
Special sale of hosiery at 12kc. n poir
Ladies, mems and children's Herns.
dorf Dye, the 25c. kind. For the otbe,
bargains see Sundays paper for prices
LEVY BROS.
Modern Bargain Store.
G4 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
NEWS OF A RAINY DAY
Small Matters, and veyFeW Of Them; Told
In Very Small Paragraphs.
SOME PERSONAL AND POLICE NOTES,
The City Secured for Items or nm In.
fercsting Character, Bu, with very
Poor ResuIt.-A Letter OF Acknowl-
cdgemcnt-A Flag Raising CcIeDra-
sfon-Other Picktngs About Town.

Rev. Mr.. Halstead spoke at the Union
Mission last night
The oyster gunboat Chesapeake was
In the city yesterday.
Bishop John &. Cranberry. of the M
Il. Church, South. is in the city.
The Rev. DR.. Howerton will preach at
Collcy Memorial Church tonight.
a light is to be placed at the corner
Of CRANKY street extended and Thir-
teenth street.
o'clock. No admission fee will be
charged and no doubt Il large crowd
will be present
Rev. J. Z. Hayes will exhibit his
panorama of the Pilgrims Progress at
Grace BAPTIST Church this evening at 8
MI. X. L. Quincy. who has been Wis
iting friends in this city several days,
| leaves for his home in Philadelphia
this morning
Miss Marion Short. the elocutionist,
| gave an entertainment especially for
children yesterday afternoon at the Y
NJ. G. y. Hall.
Mr. Allen .. Trowcr and his bride
| tnee Adans) who were married in
baltimore Saturday morning. returned
to the city yesterday.
AS tomorrow will be Thanksgiving
Day the meeting of managers ut the
Retreat for the Sick Will be held this
morning at IL o'clock
Edward Boyd and Eddie Gunter, col
ored, were arrested yesterday on sus-
piclon Oh having stolen an overcOat
| they were Offering to sell.
MIR. !. NJ. Wesner. who WAS contract
Ing agent for Huntings Circus last
| season, arrived here last night from
Warwick. y. Y. his home
Rev. j. B. Chitty christened four
children at the residence of his mother.
No. 5lS Erambleton avenue. Monday
evening. and left for Richmond ycstcr-
| day morning.
The managers OF the Girls Home
would be pleased and gratiiied TO re-
ccive donations on Thanksgiving Day
ut their new home, corner Brewer and
| Charlotte streets
Mr. Is w. iIlcibackcr, Of Atlanta,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way TO baltimore. his former home.
MI k!cibactcr has number of friends
IN Norfolk. who will he pleased to hear
that he Is prospecting I'm his new home
Mrs. Della Green has written Il let
ter to Mr.. j. w. Long, treasurer, ac-
knowlcdSing with thanks the prompt
receipt of II check for 80 600 from the
Catholic Benevolent Legion. in settle
ment Of her claim on the life of her
late husband, Bernard Greene
Mr.. X. H. Morris received informa-
ton yesterday that his brother, Mr..
William Morris, formerly of this city.
but now of Louisville. Ky, is extremely
Ill In the latter place and sinking
He is In the Marine Hospital Service
there and was well-known as a drug
clerk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

mon klnahlp and a common heritage
In this notable example of American
courage and American heroism."
In closing he paid IL glowing tribute to
those who had lost their lives In the
battles, calling them by name-narnes
familiar In this city and section.
Mnjor Croker was frequently up
plauded during the delivery of his mas
terly lecture