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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
NEWARK.
p1PHrHERIA IN A HOME FOR CHILDREN
WEDDINGS OF TIE wEEK-INCIDENrs OF INTER
CsT-PEESONAl. NOTES.

WEDDINGS OF TIE wEEK-INCIDENrs OF INTER
Esr-rEHsONAL NOTES
A report reached this city yesterday that diph-
tho ria had broken the City Home. an instiiu-
ton for incorrigible children in Verona. Three
cases are under treatment at present. The disease
was brought to the home by boy who was ad-
mtted three weeks ago. The school and workshop
have been closed. and visiting VIII be allowed.
There $40 children in the institution.
The trustees Of the bethany Baptist Church have
declared the pulpit OF that church vacant. dismissins
their pastor the Rev. c. II. GarllcN The pastor
ATTENDED the meeting which expelled him When
he saw the WY things were Goins: he ran foT a
ing stopped The policeman refu.ei 10 ln,rrI, ,aI
the services OF their pastor II IL said. on account
of numerous fights. Of which he was the aus US
The pastor denies the charges made against MN
by the congregation. .,.-,,
The annual cour, Of the Society OF the Coenia
day afternoon The meetns vas Syey ye by
governor General William :. stryker; lieuiener,-
soverno Walter chanaT wen, ee S? rsser
the Rev DR. F. Langdon humphrey v ns,DIi%n
Howard Coghi;l: chap's ain the Rev A. 'efmh'e'
Margaret Oakley .Halsey daughter Of augustus ms
nosey Of %f arnHs as lSh VIVA" wa married. on
Wednesday to Randolph smith wIer. at St. Ismes,ds
A reception was held at the home OF Mr. Haisey'
No. i% sumner-ave, -, Llama y CAV was
ma .i on Wednesday night 10 charles F. Nadls-
ton OF Pittsfeld, Mass, by the Rev. Luther X
Dyott OF the FIRST Methodist Protestant Chu"In.
The ceremony PERFORMED at the homo OF ins
man. and Miss Esielle NJ. Bidwel was maid OF
honor The bride wore pearl-sray SILK: 49,,
Mrs A. +. Il. Martin gave card party on Mon
dav afternoon at No. 99i Broad-st
The Guild OF St Barnabas Hospital ana inc
THURSDAY from 3 until 6.
Among those booked for Europe are MICS Elsie
Poodle Dr. Laban Donnie and family. Dr. William
] Andrews Mrs J. II. Patten Mrs Alexander
Milne. the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Bahef anu
Mrs r p. Howell Mr. and Mrs William Mitchell
and Mrs. Andrew Kirkpatrick go to Europe Tor a
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham have rented the
country place Brook Bank. At Morris'own' ioF the
Mrs. John Brndley OF Morristown. was the guest
of Mrs Edward II. Wright OF Park Place ias'
week. IL, .,o
with his family to Eiberon for the summer cirly
In June. having again taken the place o: ;. ;.
Mr. and Mrs William Clark will sail for Scot
land May IS - 49,. ~
horea recently is improving slowly
Mrs. \. J. Pritchcrd. who has beer spenii"E Inc
last year in ENGLAND. arrived home Tuesday.
TIE Rev. Dr. Holliheld and his family. VINO nave
been spending a short time ~ Nlanti' '.tN nav
returned The doctor VII occupy MS r"r' 20
morrow. 49,, 1891 ~.
Miss Ella l. Osborne. daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs.
II r Osborne. married at noon N'ln'~' ~
10 Herbert s Palmer. The wedding TOOK place iii
High street Presbyterian Church. ana ~" k"N.
Lewis Lampman performed the ceremony, . WIS
DIT. Frederick ". Crowell. Philip {. Po'ner ana
Stephen Miller were ushor-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
ARLINGTON.

The annual election OF the Arlington Club took
place Tuesday night al the clubhouse. with
these results: President. George Wiley; vice-prcsi-
dent. Harry c. Belvn recording secretary. Preston
Cooper: Board OF Governors. p. Wyatt Robert Al.
len. Frederick A. Stratton. Herbert Roome Michael
NJ. Forrest. Gilbert l.. Crowe. Charles ii. Morgan,
Edward A. Strong and Joseph Hanna. After the
election n supper was served
One hundred boys in the Catholic Protectory have
been organized as military company. and are being
drilled by Captain Mcmahon. They viii make their
first pubic parade Decoration Day.
musical and literary entertainment under the
susotcss OF the Home and Foreign Missionary So
clety OF Arlington, was given ON Tuesday night at
the First Presbyt terrain Church.
Company G.. LIST Regiment. has completed the pro-
gramme for Decoration Day. After q parade In
the morning they will go TO Franklin, and escort
Franklin Division OF the G. A. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
IRVINGTON.

Plans for the proposed new sewer were introduced
I'm the meeting OF the Clinton Township Commit
tee Monday night. The proposition is to have an
egy-shaped trunk sewer built of brick. and running
from the village line In Clinton-ave. to the main
scver of Newark. on the avenue. The sys-
tom when completed vii. drain an area OF ll3 acres
and the cost including the bonus 10 Newark will
not exceed 10000
tian Church celebrated Its fourth anniversary IN
the lecture room Wednesday.
The Enworth League OF the Maplewood Methodist
Episcopal Church gave concert In the school hall
Thursday night ,
Mceker Health Inspector 10 M the unexp!red term
OF the late DR.. J. L. Wade.
Tho following have been elected Officers In tho
Hilton Christian Endeavor Society: President Miss
Edith L. Copeman; vlce-preslient. Miss Lille An
drnws recording secretary. Miss Ida Brown: trea -
urer John strong The corresponding secretary is
Mrs f. g. Whitehead.
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RAILWAY.

Mrs Emma Ridgway. OF Kansas City. Mo, is the
cues, az Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Swain, OF the Railway
House.
The Railway Club has formally opened its hand
some clubhouse in Bondst.
ST. Marks Parish has new priest. Father King
charge by Bishop Wigger. .
rrhs pahwav members OF the Grand Jnrv for thu
Nav term are William Mershon. Nathan + Mead
jr and DR. n. Page Hough.
Railway is 10 have 2 new opera-house TO be built
by a stock company. In Main-st.
The delegates from Railway 10 the annual meet
Eilzaheth ON the 18th are ex-Chefs Thomas Robin
son. Robert Kinsey and Samuel Luke, Chief Louis
Fisher and d. II. Parker.
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BAYO\\E.

Mr. and Mrs George Brown. OF West Thrty-hfth-
G. will soon remove to a handsome villa in course
Of erection for them at Bogo;a. Bergen County.
A large delegation OF warriors from Pamrapaugh
Tribe, No. 1S7. Improved Order OF Red Men, Will on
Tuesday evening Of next week pay fraternal visit
n Hiawatha Tribe No. &C. of Philadelphia in re-
ciprocation Of a similar visit from several score OF
the latter organzation's braves -. rn,r,
Ward are entertaining the latter's sisters, the
Misses Miriam and Rhoda Thornton. OF Philadei-
phia. r,,,.. ,,.... 1,,, r.aro
G TsSsyea few Of S by the
occasion being the closing reception OF the organiza
''I The Rev Albert Van Dusen the new pastor of the
Monroe Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. and
Several sew Evenings ago at the parsonage in West
Forty fourth-st. given b. the members OF his con-
This afternoon the Nsw,Jerssy Athle,s Clubs
team representing the 7th Regiment. n 6. $. y. Y.
Hereafter the members OF Company l. 4ih R ,
aay evening in Metropolitan PARK Pavilion in order
to be proficient for the annual ensampment OF tho
State Nilifla sea Grt during the latter part OF
Juiy. The first annual inspection OF the company
viii be hss sy Nay s. The
pect TO possess their new uniforms and other equip
The following officers elected at the annual
meeting OF the jefferson Dramatic Club on Tues
dent Miss Mary Tierney; recording secretary, An
drew r. GIL; corresponding secretary Cornelius $.
BRADY trea mi;;,en IoAn r. Grirren. """ o' '"e
In the FIRST Reformed Church. in Avenue G. next
Thursday evening the Bayonne Musical Society will
vive its seventh grand concert with the assistance
81 the Dudley Buck 9narie,, from The metropolis;
samson" and Hayd-ns Creation" Professor
william TIL Eii &c, as a ana a. his 81 daash-
The last session OF the season for the Fortnghty
Euchre Club was held recently az The home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William b. Hicks. west Thrtieth-st and
on Monday evening OF next week the members
Of Bayonne Council. No. Cos. Royal Arcanum. will
hold In the winter clubhouse Of the Newark Bay
Boat Club the red-letter jolhcation in celebration
membership.
Presbyterian Church. has been enjoying z fort
rights outing at his farm. near Plainfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre p. Garvin. OF No. lib West
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NUTI.EY.

Mrs Il Tton. OF Princeton. is visiting Mr. and
Mrs f. Rolln Ti.ton Of stockton Park.
Mrs J. Whiilock. OF New-York has leased for the
summer and is occupying the Ohrtmann cottage. In
Tho Nutcy Botany class met Mt H. A. Con-
nellv's Hall on Thursday night. $500
Vr. " c. Griffith OF Philadelphia, Is visiting
NJ and Mrs James Il. Hay. 81 the Enclosure
Dr q; Il Phnnowcr has begun the erection or a
,nn,.r,l cottage I'm Hamilton Place.
IN. CONTRACT for the construction or the trolley
I'm, was given out Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
CRAWFORD.

~, ,,.r,ors ~ the Crawford Athletic Club have
oa,,,.d a ba seball team. At meeting TO be held
-, ,norrow evening the members OF the team Will
elect officers. ,.,,,.. .,sh ., ,,r h
,ha, r'ghi The borough OF Roselle is laying sewer
n,pc through their territory ana u. me last meet
letting that the work be stopped even II recourse
20 The courts should be necessary
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WOODBRIDGE,

T. poillon. OF the saamandcr works will take up
his residence at Woodbridge.
4 reception was given by the ladies OF the Meth
o,,s, Eniscopal Church on Thursday evening. The
receipts OF Inc church for the year ending March
q amounted to S. ss 81 and the expenses to s2io7 90
leaving a deficit OF s73 3d.
Arrangomcnts are being made ,. to have trolley
road from Perth Amboy 10 Manrers; -.
,ome Of The Misses Person Tuesday evening.
"o NON. meeting OF the Alpine Cemetery Assoca-
-, ,hc foowing directors were elected l.. f.
p"' Isaac Acker. s. T. Ensign. W. II. Cutter
r. cutter. James Noe ana sanuei 'arretsoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
WESTEIELD.

Engineer Dunham's assistants are busy stalking
on, me lines on the sewer work.
Vi.liam Marsh. Of Jersey CITY. VIII shortly erect
sash and bind factory In the rear OF his property
IN \orth-ave . , ,,.,-.t.. ,,.,.....
a, The PRESBYTERIAN Church he'd n sociab.e In the
church Tuesday night . ,
-rncSi,v nigh, at the c.ubrooms To number of
fr'ends There were music and dancing. followed
y, r.no Methodist Sunday school has started rehears
,rr It's thi'drcns Day music. under the direction Of
: Burhaus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
.iII.I.BtR\.

James r. Pitcher. who was recently appointed
- succeed W \. Mania as postmaster at Short
HIS has received his commission
Nicholas schmidt. the six-year-oll child who was
seriously injured on Saturday night by falling from
tho wall 81 the new grammar school building, IN
MivbIrn-sve.. is out OF danger.
Tn" MlDurn Vocal club closed It's first season
wednesday night when Il concert in Bon
n.rs Han under the management of Miss Amelia
park organist 81 81 Stephens Episcopal Church
and director OF the club.
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rhursiav niaht The proceeds will De devoted to
tho F.benezer Colored Mission 49, . r,,
III, rnsefinc NJ The Bloomfield Fremens Exempt
,-,son,o tio, was held Wednesday night. DELEGATES
to Convention to So be held w Fl Parno Sn
ccarymo,,r p Gilbert John Weden George Hummer
and William p. corby; al,srnates I Ionins T.
Ranks Rrcord and Victor F. Carraz
lewis r. Cockerfair, Assessor OF me Second
rr,craior gays he will not take the census in the
Glen Ridge district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
BLOOMFIELD.

The engagement is announced OF Miss Jennie
Es,ellc daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley s. Lock
wood, and Horace II. King, eldest son Of Arthur
J. King. OF the Dun Mercantile Agency
w. s. Person Post, G. A. r.. is making arrange
ments for a parade on Decoration Day. The FIRE
Department VIII also take part.
Japanese tea party. under the auspices OF the
young people given At Spragg's Pavilion ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
MAPLEWOOD.

Two large tacksnakes were rouha on 'ne GROUNDS
., trunor, + person on RiigcN ooi Road Tuesday
-, NJ p,ors,n Tho snakes measured four feet
Ton ,rches and four feet eight inches. respectively
Mrs s. O. Smith. who has been vs,', W Ienrves
In Maplewood. returned 10 her "o'e ~ 'e ''''
d. c., Tuesday. ... r-r,.con., N,..,or
VIII hold q paror entertalnme"' - Wv ' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
HI.IIENII.I.E.

The OIL ,urh'c-down house formerly the home
~ Thomas Doyle In Willam-st.. BeNcviic. has
been torn down and carried of piccemeal by a
horde OF boys DOYLE died In March last, and was
,,,c.,'i,r cn,racter lie had lived by himself for
fhr AL fifteen years. and had consumed FOR nre-
.ood al the furniture In the house. WITH the *
contion OF a bel. chair and a stove. The win
Iows were without glass. and were pasted over
,.i,h newspapers OF dates before the war.
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VERONA.

A reception was given Monday night for the
Rev ]. A. Hensey the new pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church
The work OF setting the poles for the trolley wire
zoos steadily on in Verona. Efforts have been
made by outsiders to get the Verona people TO start
legal proceedings against the prosecution OF 'he
work.
The Womens Auxiliary OF the Presbyterian
Church the last social OF the season on THURS
day evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
CALDWELL

The Caldwell Baseball Club has leased the West
Vile Avenue Athletic Grounds for the summer.
srnday-schoo institute was held In the Presoy'
terrain Church Wednesday afternoon and evening.
under the auspices Of the Essex County Sunday
The programme for an organ recital by William
Z. Car! IN the Presbyterian Church has been an.
DOUGLASS, soprano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

First-st received their fellow members OF Inc
Emerson Literary Society Tuesday evening me
works OF Ralph Waldo Emerson were the topic ior
discussion.
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IN THE DRAM GES.

a, the clubhouse in the evening from 10 !"
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY.
Funeral of Young Henry Hennett-
Road 10 Christtansburg Depot.

BLACKSBCRG, VA, April 22.-(Spe'
clal THE funeral Of young Henry Ben
nett, who met with such a sad death
on Wednesday last. took place from III.
home Of his father on Thursday. ii WAS
in no sense the fault OF his brother, as
the poor young fellow caught hold OF the
barrel OF the gun himself. and In MS
endeavor TO pull his brother along with
II he was shot
Bishop A, NJ. Randolph. Bishop OF this
diocese, accompanied by Rev. DR.. Me
GIL, Of Chrstiansburg. and Rev. Leshe
Hall, Of Roanoke. arrived In town on
Saturday morning and held services In
Christ church here
II is learned that Messrs. Hall. Chll-
dress, and Linkons. the recent purchasers
of the Montgomery White sulphur Springs
property, have definitely concluded not
to open the springs during the coming
season.
The news from Mr.. A. A. Phiegar. VINO
WAS for a time quite Ill at his nome III
Christiansburg. liz that he Is gradually
regaining strength at Edenton, y. -
whittier he went ten days ago.
The Board of Supervisors has appro-
priated 500 for the Improvement OF the
turnpike between here and CHRISTIANS
burg depot The college has appropriated
the same sum. and II is thought 'na'
this amount tudlciously spent undeT inc
direction of the experienced engineers ol
the college. will put the road In 5000
condition. An object lesson is thus oeins
given and an example set which, II 10Y
lowed in other sections of the county.
will eventually give us sood system u
county roads.
Lovers OF the national game are no,
ticing with pride the magninceh, rec0ru
which the Richmond team Is Hiah'hs w
itself this season.
The frult-trees are but just commence
ING IA bloom with us, and there is every
indication of a splendid fruit year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
STUART M0NU MENT.
ACTION LAST NIGHT OF PICKETT
CAMP REGARDING TT.
Endorse the Action of the Veteran
Cavalry Associntfon-COmm ittcc
Davis Monument Association.

At the meeting OF Pickett Camp. Con-
federatc Veterans. last night the follow
ing was adopted:
The committee OF this camp 10 whom
was referred the matter Of erecting
monument 10 the memory Of General j.
y. q. Stuart, In accordance with tbs
resolutions adopted by the city Council
OF Rlchmond on the 18th Of May. 1861.
beg leave to report that the movement
has been promptly responded 20 by our
present Council in setting apart $1,000
for the purchase OF the angie lot at the
intersection OF Brook avenue with Broad
street. Lee Camp and the Sons OF Nete-
rams Camp very cordially seconded the
effort, and last week the veteran Cavai-
~ Association met and recommended
that the Council rescind its action in
reference 20 the purchase 81 said lot
and that the 5000 be placed ITO an ac-
count for the construction Of the monu-
mcnt upon such site I'm some street 81
park as might be hereafter decided
upon" In which recomme ndation they
i. ask the concurrence OF this camp. We
recommend the adoption Of the following.
ENDORSE THE CAVALRY ASSOCIA'
TON.
Resolved by the George p. Pickett
Camp. That we heartily endorse the &C.
ton of the Veteran Cavalry Association
and unite In the request that the moneH
appropriated by the Council be set apart
as monument-construction fund.
Resolved. That our committee be IN
structed TO cooperate with the veteran
Cavalry Association committee IN carry
ing out the foregoing resolution.
NJ W. HAZBEWOOD.
PETER MCURDY,
ALEXANDER JENNINGS,
y. g. MINOR.
JOHN T. HUGHES.
Committee.
Judge George L. Christian was re-
ceived as a member OF the camp.
THE DAVIS MONUMENT.
General Thomas A. Brander, colonel
John Il. Cary. Judge George l.. Christian,
Hon. J. Taylor EllysOn, Hon. u. {.
Richardson. and Mr.. G. II. HasKer maze
brief addresses, after which the follow
ing resolution was adopted without dis-
senting voice:
Resolved, That committee or three
members from this camp Of whom the
commander shall be one. be selected By
him IA meet with similar committees
from r. +. Lee Camp and The JeHeIson
Davis Monument Association 10 concert
measures for the collection OF funds IN
the city Of Richmond to be devoted 70
the erection Of monument 10 fleslueht
Jefferson Davis in this city, which shall
be n lasting and fitting tribute TO ana
memorial Of him and the cause which
| he typihed
The committee under the above resolu-
ton is as follows: Il. y. Northen, VI. W.
Uazlewoo1. and w Il. Whitlock.
After the transaction OF some routine
| business the camp adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
JUST At THIS SEASON.
what IL n That so strangely Effects
People Vow Dnysf

"Th-re II AN epidemic Of tired feelings
at this time OF the year"
The speaker WAS a prominent man
This weather IL very erhaustins, ~;
added, "and even the strongest peope Eel
It's debilltating Effects.
There are few men or women VINO 90
not get up in the morning with sen.
OF exhaustion and desire for more rest
This" he said. shows that the system
Is in n low condition and needs s'iniulo,
ting. To overcome this weary condition
know OF nothing better than the usN OF
pure whlskey. because II duickens ne
blood aud purifes the body as nothing
else can 90"
4; should he remembered. however. that
there Is only one pure whisky recvni-
mended by physicians. and that IL DuNy
Pure Malt. 1t Is unlike all oth'r whiskeys,
being Entirely free from impurities anu
aiu,teran's That Is why IL IL unlVsr-
sally prescribed for medical use. IL -
healthsul. because IL stimulates WITHOUT
depressing. aids digestion, and imparts
fresh vitality. Generally and more Der /,
fetal. however. IL soothes and rests. ann
brings consolng quiet to the routine OF
life. -,
Under no circumstance permit any drug
gist or grocer to deceiv- you on these
points, for they are truths. when nav
been proven in the history OF hundreds OF
men and women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
WRECK on THE SOUTHERN.
Two Men slightly injured-The Line
blocked several Hours.

KEYSVU.I.E. VA. April 22.-(special)-
IN extra north-bound freight train on
the Southern railway was wrecked two
miles north Of this place about IL o'clock
yesterday morning. slightly injuring two
men.
The draw-head in the third car from
the rear pulled out and fen on the
track. thereby derailing one car and
cabOose.
The cabOose-car was turned upside
down. and Conductor Branch Thaxton,
who was sitting al his desk writing. was
thrown .lolently against the other end
~ the car and badly bruised but other
wise unir i'red. Flaeman h. ". Thaxton,
who W.. IN the come Of the caboOse, was
thrown out. and had his shoulder broken
and his head slightly cut. While his m
turtles are painful they are not serious.
The main line was blocked for five hours
and the south-bound passenger train was
DELAYED two hours,
Under the ruling Of the Attorney-Gene-
raj. as published IN the Dispatch several
days ago. the municipal election here
viii be held under the code OF 1887"
and not under the Walton Law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
THE NORFOLK CONyOCATION.
Programme Of Exercises for To-day.
Jnmc-toyyu Celebration.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April %
6pecial)-The regular annual session Of
the Norfolk Convocation OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church will convene here
tomorrow morning at II o'clock in Bru-
ton church. and the opening sermon will
be preached By Rev. Charles IL.
Woodson. The programme for the day
Is;
II \. N.-Service. and holy communion,
and organization and business meeting
Immediately after the service.
3P. M.-Paper. by Rev. J. Il. Funston
followed by discussion.
p. M.-Conference OF Brotherhood OF
-. Andrew; opening address by Rev.
G. u Bryan.
TWcnty-one ministers are expected. and
several hundred others interested in Sun
day school work will attend the twelfth
annual session OF the Sunday-School In
stitutc. which meets on Thursday at 1880
A. ~
The managers Of the jamestown cele-
bration. May 18th, have every reason TO
expect a large attendance that day They
are informed that a very large crowd
from Richmond will make the trip on
the steamer Pocahontas. and that the
Society for the Preservation of Virginia
Antlouities will be very largely repre-
scented. both from Richmond and Nor
folk
Mr. Edward y. Spencer. the general
agent Of the Great Northern railroad.
with Headquarters at Philadelphia, and
who has been spending some time here
for the benefit OF his health, has re-
turned TO his office almost entirely re-
covered.
Mrs l.. w Lane - visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs Edwin Lamb. at West Point
Miss Vlrsie Armistead is In Hampton
visiting her sister. Mrs. V. Z. Holt
Miss Emily Christian has with her her
friend. Miss Ellie Holiday, OF Hampton.
Among the old students 10 return 10
;he german Friday nigh, was Dir. Jack
Brown. OF Hampton.