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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
BRAMBLETON.

Comrade Grandy. the Confederate
veteran who yet has tha tho old uni
form III which he was wounded during
tho war. has taken his family to the
ward to llvo and Is residing on Clai-
borne avenue,
Miss ldn f. llarwell, who was visit
ing her brothers family on Claiborne
avenue. LETT yesterday for her home In
Petersburg, Va.
There Will be NO meeting OF the
Kings Daughters this week and ONLY
once III two weeks until further no
ticc,
Tne Enterprise Society OF McKen.
dree Will meet this afternoon Mt 4
O'Clock III the lecture room of the
church.
In the visit OF Revs. a. b. Slmpaon
and Stephen Merritt to the city. the
presence of the Holy Ghost has been
witnessed with great power Mt Park
Avenue Baptist Church. Like Peter
and John IN the tomple, they are the
instrument of greater blessings than
silver and gold to ali that will hear
them. They have spoken for two DAYS
III demonstration OF the spirit aud
power. y large congregation heard
them yesterday and last night. Sell
dom Is such Interest manifested as the
scenes of yesterday demonstrated under
tho preaching OF tho word setting
forth the simplicity and power OF faith
and trust III the Lord. Tears ana
shouts marked the profound impres
sion made on the audience by the
preaching under the direction of tho
Holy Ghost. Uutold good has been
accomplished.
very interesting programme has
been arranged for the anniversary OK.
ercises of Our Jewels. IL society of
younG girls connected with the Park
Avenue Baptist Sunday school. which
bo held III the church on Thursday
evening at S o'clock, to which the pub
lie ara cordially invited.
Wo make = speciality of remounting
diamonds and fine watch and iewelry
repairing, engraving, etc. Chronome-
ters rated, Chapman IL Jakeman.
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At THE CAPITAL OF VIRGINIA
Many Matters of Interest to All
Good Citizens.
GRAND ARMY ENCAM PMENT.
Banquet TO Be Given Gen. Lawlor.
The Good Showing of the Base
ball Team. Two Military Or
ders issued. Fusion in
Southampton County.
Special Dlspatol. to the virginiau.

RlcnMoND, Va, March 2G. Tho nr.
rnnGements for the reception and on
terialnment of Sen. j.. II. Lawlor,
Grand Commander of tho Grand Army
OF the Repnhiic, and Gen. g. G, Jones
ana Col. }. IL. Burst. members of his
stati, are about completed. They will
arrive here on April 10th 10 attend tho
Department Eucumpment of Virginin
and North Carolina. A banquet will
he given Mt Murphy's Hotel ut 10 u.
M, to which about thirty persous Will
be invited. Gen. Edgar Allan will
preside. The encampmcnt will he held
on tho nth and tho visitors leave on
the 18th.
Tho Richmond baseball team has
mhde most favorable impression and
the "rooters' generally are already
wildly enthusiastic. 1t If conceded bv
most competent critics who have seen
the mel practice that the best all
around one of them Is Catcher Al Glib.
son. Not only is he perfectly safe be
mud the plute, but no can throw most
accurately ana with lightning speed TO
he bases, ana he is II heavy batter.
Third Basemnn DlcGownn seems to be
most excellent mau for tho place, and
Shortstop Berte aud Second Bnsemnn
l.
\nin are well known IN the Lengue
cities. Centreflelder Graves pieases
the crauks. The men appear to be in
| inlrly good practice already.
Gov, O'Ferrall issued two military
orders to-day. One assigns tho Third
Battalion, OF Portsmouth, to the First
| Brigade, and the other assigns tho uu
attached company at Roanoke 10 the
Second Regiment This brings all OF
the white companies iuto the First
bug9de, commHDded by Gen. a. L..
Ihiliips. The order desiEn8tes n board
To assemble Mt Richmond, AT such time
as the commander iu-Ghief may dosig.
] nate, to formulate rules for the gov-
ernment OF the virginia militia. AdIt
! Gen. Charles j. Anderson Is chairman
OF the board, and the other members
are Gen. Philips, Col. DO. Lane Stern,
| Lieut.. Knight, United States army
Col. Branch, Mai Simons, Col Nalle
and Maj. Cutchlns.
Hon. Joseph 4, Lawless returned
this morning from Portsmouth and
Norfolk, where be hns been spending
"A day or two on business.
Very little interest is manifested here
in the proposed Roanoke conference
| regarding constitution! convention.
saw letter to-day from very
prominent Democrat III southampton
county, III which lie said IL looked as
II there would he q fusion of Repubn.
| cans, Pnpuiists, ProhibltIon!Ats and
| sureheRded Democrats throug hont TINT
section next fall. The gentlcman is in
| laVor OF All aggressive cumpnign on the
part OF the Democrats, but is opposed
TO holding Stnte convention to do.
clare any new doctrines.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
University mn ssn,v MARK.
Special Dispatch to Tho virginian.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, March 2G--
Tho baseball season opened here this
evening with the New York League
team and it wns, indeed, IA tiresome
game. This il the first time that the
'Narsities have played together this
wear aud they made error after error.
With tho exception of Cnpt Nelson,
Hunt and Kinchloe, the 'Varsities
played awful poor bail. Capt. Nelson
was III the box for tue 'Varsities and
pitched very we'll, striking ont several
OF tho New Yorks, but could not let
himself out, as tho catcher could not
hold him. Hunt at ehortstop aud
kiuchloc III center field played n bril-
liant game. Batteries: New York.
Farrell, Meekin. German and Rusie /:
University, II. Nelson and G.. Nelson.
score; New York, II; Univereity, O..
Umpire, Hicks.
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ELIZABETH CITY, N. c.

EhzAHETn CRY, N. c., March 70.
\ meeting was held last night Tor the
purpose of organizing corps OF naval
reserves here. Thirty members have
already been obtained, and ns soon as
there are forty the organization Will
bo effected. another meeting viii be
held 10 night. \ committee has been
appointed to draw up rules and by.
laws and they viii then make their re-
port. Uniforms will be ordered, 1t IS
understood, TO morrow. When the or.
gHnization IS completed, two vessels,
with cannon OF new make. aud the
newest make OF rifles will be sent hore
Persons wishing TO join can leave their
names et ferrebees barber shop.
Deputy Sheliit Morton left on yes
terday afternoon for Raleigh with live
prisoners Tor TIC State penitentiary.
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tur,ncr Indic,u,.,,,..
By Southern AssocAtol prees

New ORLEANS. March 2G.-The men
who were Indicted for numbering the
negroes on the Harrison Line whnrf
are now safely incarcerated in the par
lsh PRISON, as the crime with which
they are charged Is not bailable under
the laws OF Louislana. Their troubles,
however, have only begun, and it Is
said upon reliable information that the
grand jury will return further indict
ments against them, charging shooting
with intent to kill IN each case.
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Niitintion at NrlV Orleans.
BY Southern hssociatoi Presa.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20. Business
proceeded on the leSer front without
Interruption to-day. No white men
we're ct work. the loading OF cotton
snto the ships being done exclusively
by negroes, The following card has
been Issued; "All members of the ns.
socIatlon not engaged on ship board
are instructed 10 remain away from
she river front. We viii see that they
ere informed Of any work that may be
secured ami their services required.
any member OF this body creating
any disturbance or melting trouble Of
any kind will bo considered unworthy
of membership III this organization
and will be expelled" The Screw.
nons Rcnevolont Associations.
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,norcnmoh rmciacnt.
" NOutherM AssNclAtcl Nra.s-

RICHMOND, W., March 26.-A negro
mass meeting, gotten up by John
Ailichell, the colored Alderman, Who
accompanied Teamoh. the negro mem.
Ger OF The Massachusetts Legislative
Committee. to the Executive Mansion
on the occasion Of the visit Of that
"ommi!tee To the city few days ago,
wHs held in the Second Bnptist Church
tcolored) tonight. The meeting adopt.
cd resolutions endorsing Mitcheirs
course, and condomning Rev. w. w.
BrOwn, coiored, who had written n
letter critlcising the action of Mitchell
mud Ieamoh nnd declaring that they
we're not sustained by the better class es
OF negroes,
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TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.
Many Items licked From All Parts of
the World


the World.
PARIS, 26.-Tne Ballentine divorce
decree, separating Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
a. Balleutine, OF Newark, y. j., has
been publicly filed.
BELFAST, 26.-The steamer Belfast,
from Darien for this port, which went
ashore on Jonia Island, is total wreck,
The crew have landed ut Colonsay.
HAVANA, 2G.-Ibe Spanish cruiser
Icon Xlll has arrived here with 500
troops on board.
BERLIN, 26.-lt is learned that the
Kaiser, during tho luncheon at Fried
rlchsrute to-day, snid that he was
firmly determined to dissolve the
ReiGhstag and that Count Won WAL
deree would become Chancellor SHORT
iy. His Majesty has ordered Count
Won Waldcree to confer with Priuce
Bismarck regarding the line of policy
to be followed.
BosroN, 26.-In the United States
Court to-day Maj. Joe McDCnough,
who pleaded guilty of stealing from the
mails, was sentenced to FIVE years in
the State prison. He ls q prominent
Mason and has war record.
Dover, Del, 26.-Two ballots were
taken for United States Senator to day
and resulted: Higgins, 8; Addicks. g.;
Massey, A; Ridgely, Democrat, 10
Causey, J..
KINGSTON, Jamaica, 26.-It is re.
ported that fight occurred between
Hypolyte's army and o strong band OF
rebels. The rebels are said TO have
beon beaten.
New YORK, 2G.-The Police Com
mssioners to-day restored Capt. Cross
and Patrolman George Smith to duty.
lhey had been found guilty by the
foilcc Board OF receiving brlbes from
disorderly houses.
ELwooD, Ind, 26. The Diamond
Plnte Glass Works will close down the
entire plant Saturday, and 500 men will
re thrown ont of employment. The
shut down Is to transfer the plant to
The trust. Il Is not known how long
the plant will remain idle.
WAsnlNdroN, 2G-Ihe dry goods
store OF h. Harrison t Co. was burned
this morning. Loss between Si5, 600
nnd $50. 600. Insurance not known.
LONDON, 2G.-ln the House of Com
mons TO day Sir William Harcourt in
timatcd that the Government would
Introduce bill providing for the paw.
nent Of the members of the House Of
Commons when such measure should
become practicable.
loNpoN, 2G.-At Lincoln to day tho
Lincolnshire handicap of 1000 sover.
eigns, added to n sweepstakes of 20
sovereigns each, WAS won by Mr.. {.
Dnncan's horse. The distance was one
mile straight. Time, l:4445.
New IonH, %. 1t was stated to .dny
on good authority that Police Inspector
William Mclaughlin VIII be placed on
trial before Justice Barrett IN the
Court OF Oyer aud Termirer on Mon
day.
KocKFoEp. ILL.,, 2G.-The Newcomer
Bank. at Mount Morris. was entered
hy robbers last night. Dynamite was
used, nearly wrecking the safe. The
robbers escaped with an unknown
amhunt of money. About $40, 900 was
III the saie.
LINcoLN, Nob., %. Gov. Holcomb
to-day signed the bill passed 10y the
Legislature appropriatIug $500. 600 for
the purchase OF seed grain and food for
drouth stricken farmers In Wosterp
Nebraska.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
Florence ur,trond,m Ilom..
ENNtIIINIrATEn-L

The management OF the Florence
Crittonden Home, having tried all
available means to raise the amount
still due on tho Home purchased last
apring, -. 800, and have not succeeded
thus far, therefore bring their plea TO
the public through Tar VRGINIAN.
All recognize the great work done at
the Home. Nearly 100 nersous have
been sheltered there since Mnrch, 1893,
Infants and children too Young To be
admitted to the Gsylums, and homeless,
friend ess females, who hnYe been lifted
up and helped 20 IL better life. Now,
for tue sake Of The good that has come
INTO your life through pure mother,
the Joy IN your home of pure wife
the brightness OF pure sweet gil HOOD
III your own daughters, viii you not
send your donation to help to IL pure
life somebody 8 sister or daughter!
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THE OLD NORTH STATE.
Small Items OF Newsy and Personal
Character.
Speeial DlspAteh 10 .rhe Virginlnn.

RALEIGH, n. O., March 2G.-Gov.
Carr yesterday made acquisition on
the Governor OF Pennsylvania for one
Walter johnson, who in 1889 murdered
Warren DAVIS, of Northampton county.
There was fully 200 persons who took
III the trip to Southern Pines on Sun.
day 10 see ''St. AnIhouy," the little
Catholic Chapel, dedicated The rites
OF dedication were particularly impres
slve.
That there will be canning factory
started here III the near future is an
assured fact
Gov. Carr has offered 500 reward
Tor Moses Pender, of Edgecom be, who
klileu Joseph &. Ruilin near Iarboro
last week. Fender Is IL negro about 10
years old.
The SeaboArd Air Line shops here
las Just put out an obstruction car. s"
III is well hullt and is fitted up with
numerous mechanisms.
The Raleigh Democratic Township
Executive Committee met last night.
1t was decided to hold the ward prl
mHrles on the Sth and tho CITY priinu
ries on the 18th. The CITY election
promises TO be unusually interesting.
Ihe new city charter changes the mo6e
OF election. As II now stands the NAV
or, the clerk ana the tax collectors are
TO he elected hy the voice of the people.
There are many candidates for the of.
fices, but that OF the Mayor has the
most. Capt. ). A. Ashe is Il candidate
Tor Mayor, but MIR. VIII Russ is III the
lead on the Democratic ticket, and \.
y. Shailer on the Republican side.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
An Ola UIcrN r,cnd.


WAsHiNGroN, March 2G.-Capt. Abel
w. Fisher, of Dnnvile, VT, formerly
chief clerk of the Pension Office nnti
who was still retained in that Bureau.
died this morning from II stroke OF
paralysis. lie served with distinction
in tho fourth Vermont Volunteers in
the late Civil war.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

The funeral of Mr.. Walter Edgar
Smpp took place yesterday afternoon
from dis lnte residence, IO7 Holt street,
and was attended by lnrge number OF
friends OF the deceased. The services
were conducted by the Rev. e. ID.
Tucker and the remains were inferred
in Elmw0od Cemetery. The floral OF
ierlngs were numerous and unusually
handsome. Among them was Gates
Agar Inscribed "Onr Friend" nni Il
pillow inscribed "My Brother. The
following irIeuds Of the deceased acted
rs palibearers: j a Bntt, j l. Watkins.
q w Lmssiter, T. w Hall. L " Lu.
throp, j I Fletcher, Il q Bnylor, II c
Butler and : Y HenueIly.
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isaacbnlis
shhCDaiie
BY Southern Associat0l Prnss.

BY Southern Associated Pros5
At Montgomery, Ala. St. Louis, ol
Montgomery, Is.
At Savanna Washington, II; Bos.
ton. %.
AZ Now Orleans Baltimore, %; New
Orleans, z.
At Old Philadelphia, first, l .;
Philadelphia, second, 8.
At Augusta, Ga.--Pittsburg. 10
Brooklyn, 8.
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Eiro imiiic tutimty.

An unoccnpied frame dwelling, sitn.
ated on tho Indian Toll Bridge road.
opposite the City Park, was burned to
tho ground yesterday afternoon. 1t
was probably the work Of an incen
diary.
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INSTRUCTIONS SUBMITTED
Argument Now On in the Case.
Against R. H. PanniII.
UNFAyoRABLE TO THEACCUSED.
The Trial Nearing the End. PannilI isi
Charged With Abetting Hammer in
Emb zzlins Funds ct the First
National Bank, Lynchburg.
Montague Speaking.
l'y Southern Associated Prsss.

LYNcnnuRd, Va, March 26.-The
chso OF the Cnted States versus Il. III.
Iannill, charged with aiding and abet-
Ting w. q. Hnuner, teller of the First
National Bank in embezzling the funds
OF That institution now on trial in the
United States District Court, this city,
is nearing the end.
To-day wns argument day and the
court room was crowded. The entire
day was consumed in the arguments
by connse, and court adjourned in the
midst OF District Attorney Montague's
speech. The case will go to the jury
tomorrow morning. The Instructions
to the Jury have been submitted and
are unfavornble to tho acoused. Hls
counsel excepted the instructions.
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Uca,h uf .ur. llIn,bn,I.
Bv Southern Associated rresA.

RocnEsrER, n. y. March 2G.-Wil-
liam ). him5all. the well.knowu tobac.
Conist and millionaire, of this city, died
at Virginia Bench, Va, this morning
slr. Kimball left Rochester two weeks
ago, accompanied by his wife, Mr.. A.
n. Hewlett, OF syracuse, and Dr. vii.
iams, of Boston. on pleasure trip. A
few days ago Mr.. kimbaIl complained
Dt an nbscess. which had broken ont
back of his left ear. Last Thursday
sir. kimbGll summoned DIR. Bacon
trom New York, TO come and perform
en operation, which was not successful.
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t:rnIstiiul nma Ch,crfuI

IS Easter. New styles and effects in
every line. but when you are looking
for Easter cards, Easter books, pic.
pictures or prayer and hymnal, the ar.
tistlc line ut Nusbaum's, l2S Main
street, Is unsurpassed.
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twenty Year. a rcncucr

CAMrbEhrsvILLE, Ky. have been
teacher ior twenty years. and during
that time have had repeated attacks
OF headache. Now | am entirely free
from them after using Simmons Liver
Regulator. 1t WAS go mild in its action
that 1t never interferred with my school
duties. "-E. A. Cheek.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
ScJS Dress Goods, Ncw Bucks, Short
ssnlsLs and DLacIA NmiL..

New line Of figured, dotted and strip
aa ducks. short waists nnd duck suits,
fancy dress goods, with new prices !;
aerges in all grades and shades. Spe.
cial prices on mnny goods. One thous
and yards of 10 1 shooting bloached /;
worth 25c., now l9c. II. d, Saundera.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
MIA AOu Get waited una levy Hros.
sale

Monday? Ii you didn't we feel sorry,
but we cant do impossibilities, aud the
rush was great. All gone OF those 29c
and 39c silks; some loft OF those 400,
go aud G9c quality, will lot them out,
AS long as the lot lasts. Mt the same
special sale prizes. Gray cloth, hair
cloth aud every other Kind OF dress
Innings Just arrived, at cut prices for
balance OF the week; 4 chenille table
covers, 49c; Androscoggin "A bleach
cotton, Jic; fruit of the loom, Al bleach
cotton, 6!c, and many other bargains.
Levy Bros. III Main street,
Newest Discovery" y"--Ext. teeth no
pain. y. !. ID. Rooms. l62 Main.
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perhaps you would not think so,
but very large proportion of disease
III New York comes from carelessness
about catching cold, says DIR. Cyrus
Edison. "lt Is such simple thing aud
so common that few people. unless it is
case OF pneumonia, pay any attention
to cold. There arc great many cases
of catarrh and consumption which have
their origin III this neglect of the sim
plest precaut!on OF every day life. The
most sensible advice is, when you have
ono get rid Of 1t as soon as possible.
by ali means do not neglect IT," DR..
Edison docs not tell you how to cure g
cold. but we will Take Chamberlain S
Cough remedy. 1t will relieve tile
lungs, aid eXpectoration. open tho So
cretions and soon effect permanent
cure. 20 and 90 cent bottlea for sale
by all druggists.
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Easter .>."yciIin.

new line coming in every day,
book marks and manicure pieces.
Chapman Il Jakeman,
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DEATH OF YOUNG BAHEN.
Finally Sucumbs to the Injuries Sus
tanned At Football.
BY Southern Associated Press.

WAsnINdroN, March %, George y.
Bahon. the football PLAYER of the
Georgetown University OF Washington,
ID. c., who was injured last Thinks
giving Day III game betwesn the
University and the Columbia Athletic
club, died shortly before noon to day
at tho Emergency Hospital. where lie
has been receiving medical attention
since bis injury.
Bahen was - years of age and was
born in Richmond where his parents
reside. Ills father aud mother were at
his bedside when lie died.
Deputy Coroner Glolebrook called
ut tue hospital as soon as the death was
reported To him. In ali probability m
inquest will be had tomorrow morn.
lDg.
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PROMISES VS.. PERFORMANCE,

On an annual premium OF Sill. 90 paid Ia
the best ono II the New York Life Insurance.
Companies i'll December, 1888, the cash
dividend was only S59.I5-I25 per cent.
On an annual prenum of 1854 GO pafl to
THE NOtIAWkSIERN tho cash dtyidsni
IN December, 1894, was S20S--SOl per cont.
Both ordinary life plan and insiiripn the
same amount l'hsso are ACruAI. II e.
SUITS, Two and half times al Large.
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ny laoott and rsy Croos.

NI NA""t nnU EsV CrOOK.
Large line walking canes. hooks and
crooks, sterling silver mounted, from 81
up. Chapman ~ Jakemau.
Did you say your eyes wers troub-
ing you? See Frank Ill. Gale'G ''adv. >,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

Wo make + speciality OF remounting
diamonds and line watch and iewelry
repairing, engraving, etc. Chronome-
teEs rated, Chapman & Jakeman.