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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06
BASE BALL.,
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE (
AProridencs safe Rohharv,
kennedy school Billa ApproYed,

PROVIDENCE, July 6.-The Continental Steamboat cOmpany's safe was blown open and $1, 900 in cash taken,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06
NOTICE

Kenny & Balfe. formerly of SO6 Bank street. Brooklyn, have removed to the cor ner of Hill and Burton streets where they will be pleased to have all their old cus- toners call and see them and get supplied with the best tea and coffee that the mar ket affords. at the lowest living prices. Don't forget the place. corner of Hill and Burton streets. KENNY & BALFE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06
Black Dress Goods.

This has been great season for these goods. We will offer some Saturday at ptices "t which it will pay to buy and keep uatil fi.!l We lose the profit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06
S|kid@more B @l & Turnbul.

Another list of prices that will make very interesting reading.
 Specials in our Dress Goods departments: We have about 10 pieces of Black and Col. ored Crepons that we are going to sell ',
 Two pieces Colored Crepons; the quality that we have sold at $1 yard. soc is the price to-day.
 Two pieces Fancy Black Crepon, extra width and quality at the regular price, which was $1. 67 1-2c is the price to-day.
 One piece Colored Crepon that has retailed at 75c; 1-2 this price buys it to-day, 37 1-2c.
 Two patterns French Crepon in navy. blue and brown; our $1.75 quality, if you can use them 98c is the price to-day.
 One pattern fine quality Silk and Wool Crepon, one of the best goods imported; $3, we will sell the pattern at $1 .75 yd. & T'urnbull.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06

The theory upon which they are made gives greater strength and durability than can be ob- tained with the same amount of material by any other meth cd.
 The novelty and comfort of the Pillow and Spreader can- not but be appreciated.
 They are highly ornamental and as well adapted to indoor as outdoor use.
 All Hammocks are tested with weight of two persons. We arc headquarters for these goods.
 PALMER'S PERFECTION,
 TWO SPREADERS,
 Size 4Ox80, price $1.OO.
 Palmer's Perfection Pillow and Spreader, size 4Ox8O, price $1.37
 Palmer's Perfection Pillow Spreader and balance, size 45x 84, price $2.OO.
 Palmer's No. 4, best made pillow, balance and spreader, size 4lx78, price $2.OO Jones, Morgan & Go,
 CLoTHtEKs AND FURNrsHERs, 9q end 9S BANK ST.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06
The Miller { Peck Co.
Women's Muslin Underwear.

W OIIICII NAUSIIH O IIICI WGdI.
 We'll made garments, not the skimpy sized, poorly made, with inferior muslin and trimming got up to sell and not for wear. We don't handle that kind. Ours are best goods at less than you can buy the material. Our business in this depart ment is gaining every day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06
Corsets,
Mems Furnishings.

There are just as many things in this stock to interest the men. Come in, first counter on the left. It will save money for you.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06
Palmer's
 Patent
 Hanmocks.

The Superiority Of these inventions, com prising all the rcqui- sites of a PERFECT HAMMOCK, will be apparent upon inves-
 tigation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Marine Matters.

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that the heavy floating ice In New Yor k
upper and lower bays having disap.
peared the Gedney channel w6istling
buoy black aud white perpendicular
stripes has been replaced. The other
iron can and nun buoys in New York
upper and lower bays will be replaced
as soon as possible. The Supervisor
of the port of New York has moved
the mud dumping buoy in New York
lower bay about one mile Sc by OF
its former position, in thirty Blk feet
OF water.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that the heavy floating ice in New York
upper and lower bays having disap.
pearci, the Gedney Channel whistlipg
buoy tblack aud white perpendicular
stripes has been replaced. The other
iron can and nun buoys in New York
upper aud lower bays will be replaced
q, soon as possible.
The Supervisor of the Port Of Now
York has moved the mud dumping
buoy in New York lower bay about one
mile southeast 10y south of its former
position. i'll thirty six feet of water {.
Magnetic bearings: Coney Island
Lighthouse. NV N; Romer Shosl
Beacon. w SW w.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Card 10 the pul,iir,

1t Is my earnest desire, as proprietor
| of HUNriSG's RAILROAD Shows, to call
| the attention of the citizens of Norfolk
| to the real value OF tins show to the
city as local institution, as well 40 1t
Is to ME valuable and personal proper.
ty. This is my second winter in your
city, at cost of So, 900 (eight thousand
dollars). spent among your merchants
| and :radesmen each winter. Now this
Is not mentioned grudgiugly. for cor
tainly l have received full value
for oil money spent with the sev.
eral merchants and tradesmen, whom
l have so PLEASANTLY DEATH with. Now
the common cry in Norfolk is patron,Ze
and help home industries, but for some
reason the public OF Norfolk did not
patroniZe my show last spring at is
opening. and they even waited for a
so called Forepangh show, which was
to oil lntents and purpose gone from
the lace OF the earth. as Adam Fore.
paugh had been dead seven years.
nevertheless, you waited, and, as you
remember, were humbugged to the
fullest extent of all your expectations.
My show this season Is double its former
SIZE, and L claim to give as fue
Snow, Circus, MUSEUM, MENAGEgIE
90 'heio 10 AZ luis country ,enBaSlng the
pest talent that money can procure.
HONESTLY CONDUCTED. HoNoRABLY
PRESENTED and MORAL in its TONE. SO
THAw OUT AND CONE OUT and see the
best and cleanest show in this country
on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81.
Admission 90 cents. Children under II
70 cents. A grand free street parade
leaves the show grounds, corner OF
Princess Anne road and Church street,
at 8 o. NJ,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
McEIyeen again IN rrouh,c.

Mr.. j, r. McElveen, who was arrest
ed here, charged with gambling in At.
lanta, is again in trouble. The Lynch.
burg News Of Fridays says:
-. X. MoElveen was arrested last
night, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses. the warrant being
sworn out by W. ID. Campbell, secre.
tary, and others. The charge in the
warrant Is that McElveen on or abou.
January 10Th organized hero a lodge
or camp OF the Woodmen of the World
claiming TO be working under instruc.
tious from the Grand Camp of the
order; that he instituted camp IN
Lynchburg without authority, receiv-
ing money from the said Campbell and
others by false representations.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Police court.

Justice Burroughs disposed of the
following cases i'll the Police Court es
terdny:
Robert Myers, colored, breach of
the peace. and making IA white bow,
Louis Haniord, drunk: committed for
ten days for examination.
James Watkins. colored, breach of
promise; dismissed, having been pre-.
viouely fined for the some offence.
OWE White, assaulting j. l.. Simons;
fined Sl2.25.
number of minor cases were also
disposed Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
SALVlNI
I'm an Interesting New Romantic Com
edy

Guy.
Alexander Salvini and the old, fasci.
mating, exhilerating drama Of action,
OF sturdy heroes and romantic hero.
ines Will once more be in evidence next
Wednesday night. BY special arrange.
mont Mr.. SRlvIni has agreed to present
on this occasion the latest addition to
his repertoire, the "Student Of Sala-
mancs," which, if reports may be relied
upon. is one of the most humorous
conceptions that has been given to tho
stage in some years. 1t is Salvini's first
attempt in light comedy aud the sue
cess which his new departure has
achieved shows him to be an artist who
has yet to demonstrate his limitations.
The sale OF seats will open to morrow
(Monday) morning. The following
are the prices: First floor. 81 and
Sl.5O; balcony, soc. and 81; gallery,
21c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
itcpor, tJnttcd Cl,ur,,,cs

The report Of United Charities for
week ending March IL, 1895, was as
follows:
Groceries and provisions distributed
to 323 persons; "a loads of fuel dlstrib
uted. ship fee and donations:
Frank w. Blake, So; cash. So; Norfolk
Lodge, |. .. o. F., So; Nottingham &
Wrenn, $50; Davis Bakery, 40 loaves
bread.
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nIerchand,sr eceipls

The receipts of merchandise at
Norfolk, Va. for the month OF
February, 1895. complied at the
Chamber of Commerce. were as fol
lows: Lumber, feet, 1856, 454; logs.
feet, 3.l34.73 slaves, NJ, $4,000
shingles. NJ, 100000; railroad ties.
NJ, $780,; hay. tons. 1,6l4; corn bush
els, BOB, 2l0; oats, bushels, $500
meal, bushels, 1916; rice, bushels, SOB
bran. bushels, $500; wheat. bushels,
W, 100; peanuts. bags, 3,l7i; coffee,
bags, sS4; sugar, barrels, A, 469; molasses,
etc., barrels, COB; cheese. boxes, /, l25
butter, tubs, 1,723; flour, barrels,
22,27l; flour, bags, 1853; pork,
barrels, $40; fish. barrels, 500; fish, box
es, 9S6; meat, bulk. pounds, 175, 900;
meat. barrels. 842; meat, boxes,
$40; lard, tlerces. 800; lard, cases, 222
lard, tubs, 57S;s oil, coal. bar
rels. l,226; oil, cotton seed, barrels,
| 400: cotton seed meal, bushels,
3S,99S; fertilizers, tons, l,409; hides,
packages, 3,037; horses and mules,
head, 1,026; hogs aud sheep, head,
s5S cattle, head. SOC; naval stores,
barrels, l,52l; potatoes, barrels. 3.
800; truck, barrels, 2.Sl4; truck,
boxes, %: eggs. barrels. SO; eggs,
crates, 1852; salt, sacks, II, no; coal
Pocahontas. tons. 1891: pig iron.
tons, 6, LOG; coke, tons. 60; tobacco, Leaf
hogsheads, 1858; tobacco, leaf, tierces
9O5; tobacco, leaf. cases, IA; to
bacco. manufactured, packages, 10
| 32S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
HIS WORK,

His mission was eminently success
full. doing much in christanizing the
ancient Irish system of belief and prac.
tice,
He visited large portion OF the
kingdom and baptized great numbers
of people. According to accounts be
founded churches aud baptized with
his own hands 1900 persons. He is
SAID to have ordained large number
OF priests aud to have blessed many
monks and nuns. He died at place
called Saul near Downpatrick,s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

HUNGRY? OF COURSE HE is. BUT IT
L. needed Shakespeare to write and the
Stois TO witness. that he was he was h ngry
Tor bread. lot good bread-a loaf Ike D.
ing moist four days. Get our DAISY Pat
emit"
heceipt-"first dry the hour thor on ghlv
Second. Use plenty of water and kneah 80
minute. Third. do not knrad til do leh
san Fourth, Keep i'll warm place VIII lie
T sing.
We will shortly oGer prize of Il barrel q
our Daisy atent. Tor tbs best loaf or
bread made from our Daisy atent"
Our brnnis, Daisy Iatent "Daisy Pelle.'
Flood Tide. can be found at the we'll
known groceries OF:
john stroud, 400 Church streetSB + Good
son; hurch and Nicholson streets; NJ Nc.
fnrland, Chapel and Princess Anne avenue.
AieA heid. Chapel and Princess Anne ave-
avenue Gallup 4 Wright. Chapel sreet;
/ East. SapeI Aa and I iian s streets;
VIM Mclean It's Church street; CIV Morse
~ nam sire I; /. Duncan. 26James street.
mih ITO imam. Co.e aud Bank trcrt, j NJ
Forbes. Masonic Temp 10; j y Dalby. 20 Char
iotte s'rt ct MoJd nror ,lu6 Bous IL street. Il o
Nott hSham AZ co. - Charlotte street. q r
brown 60, GRAVITY and tueen streets. Is
|: Shers"y, 10 LLeen street: y Coin PA
Cumherlanl stree: Il ler.y. 27G Cnm.
heriand street; j Sack, II Nicholson s re T.;
II wilson. I0g Nj holson street;
IL lwifor"; 4 Chapel sire, t. VIM Hart. 81
Cl APPEL street; u lit " Bro, Cove and
Chs pei streets: & J w Bliek. ISL Church
street; i'll Is os 240 ain street; l. A hite
1919 brambetnn ay,nue Il Hart, 3I2 East
nam street: &C .oss BROS, 2i2 East Main
street Kaufman Bros, - Fast Main street;
WOOD, Beckh IN X Co, pa East Main treet:
= Baxter. lil Church street: j w Gardner
lo' Cumberland street; II Friedman, al
Church street: A Thornton. 2Ul Church
street; Wh tehnrst Bro, $50 Church
ST. ect; Jos L Pettes. Church ami Charlotte
streets; IL Nal oh. 362 Church stree :;
Noodhou IL Kellum Fenchurch aad Char
lotte, st wart. Chapei and Iauk aud
y II w itehurst. lsY Chapel street:
j Whit & son, $50 ChuIch street
/ TwttY, 50i Church street; = Sykes'
w 'shingtjn street; Ia. lor Bros, 40l ARK
avenue. ii II Crockett Park and Bramble ION
avenues; Arrin ton II 20, $40 Rramuleton
nnenne; l. B Acree, % mbleton venue:
U L Woo III use. Mozart IA Brnmbleton
avenues: l. Viii e. 1919 rambleton ava
me. Il Hart, Sl2 East Main st cot: schloss
Bros "a! East Main street; g 5 Wbitehurst.
BEamblston market.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled MIR. j. II.
Lop~r. well.known druggist of Des
MONIES, Iowa. for over six months. At
times the pain was so severe that he
could not lift anything. With all he
could do he could not get rid of it
until he applied Cham berlaln's Pain
Balm. 81 only made three applica.
lions OF 1t" he says. "And have since
been free from all PAIN" He now
recommends 1t to persons similarly
athicted. Ii iG for sale by all drug.
gista.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
The Modern Syny

Commends itself to the we'll formed, to
do pleasantly and etfectuslly what was
formerly done in the crudest manner
and disagreeably as well. To cleanse
the system aud break up colds, head
aches and fevers without unpleasa t
after effects. use the delightful LIQUID
laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Ordered on IrinI.

OAKLAND, GAL. -"About two years
ago ordered from j. r. Gates & Co.,
San Francisco. bottle OF Simmons
LAYER Regulator on trial, and SO salts.
factory has been its use In expellipp
bile from the system, and regulating
the action of the liver. that from an
order of one at n time the order has
risen to dozen bottles at once. "-B.
v. Lawrence.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Rramch "tuco Established.

In order to facilitate his growing
business George S. Briggs has estab
lished down town Office at No. 4S
Commerce street, near Main, where
orders for lumber, wood and coal will
receive prompt attention,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

Mrs. Jennie Deloney Rice, a gradu.
ate oil the best American aud European
schools. art teacher OF Norfolk Colege
for Young Ladies and Instructor of
private classes at her studio. 81 Had
dlngton building. Portrait and NINA.
sure painting, specialties. 1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
hyerybvdv IL 'rnIi,ing

about our Aristo Platino photographs.
Have you seen them? We are also
making a special OF twelve cabinets
and l6x20 enamel photos for So;
twelve cabinets and full crayon 81, b.
s. Campbell. 112 Main street..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Nhnmrock. Nun,,r,,cu

All persons desiring the shamrock
emblem for March 18th can obtain the
same free of cost on Friday or Satur
day, March l4th and 10Th, at John B.
Loughran's, 205 and 207 Church street,
mrlH OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
10 Id

ROGERS-At the residence of her parents.
No. "a Eute street at :2U p, m. March Ihth,
LINDA LEE, laughter OF 4. +. and AL DIE
ROGERS. "gtd II yenrs.
Funeral f o above rc,iden THIS Is; I. .
day. AFTERNOON at 8 80 O'Clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
SOlTcf..

Prof. Bellezza's soirees continue to
attract large number of young folks
to us dancing academy. The soiree
Friday might was largely attended and
very much 6mioyed,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

Pure fresh milk DC per glass at Macs
Dairy Lunch Rooms, 80 Main street,
26 loid) Market square and l95 Main
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

Young Ladies next year, ana Thurs
day night public announcement of the
change was made.
The president of the college believes
that the institution is particularly for
tunate in securing the services OF Capt.
Peter as principal. Capt. Roper was
peen Yesterday and said: "He is ma
tive OF Virginia and during the war
geryed on Gen. L. f. Lees staf, and
is a very accomplished gentleman and
experienced educator. Capt. Peter de-
Iected the law as q profession. but gave
it up to take charge of the high grade
women's college at Newberry, $. o.
Some wears ago his health failed and
he was forced to retire from active
labor. He was recommended to the
college board by DR.. Coke Smith, who
knows him WE'LL"
"WiIl there be any change in the
method of Instruction." Capt. Roper
was asked.
s'Well. Capt. Pifer will have to au.
swer that question. The stockholders
WILL TAKE CHARGE
of the institution, and hope to make
the grade higher, on par with the
Woman's College in Baltimore"
Will there be any changes IN the
faculty? Capt. Pifer Will visit Nor
folk ID May, and will become acquaint
ed with the teachers, and retain those
he thinks advisable, Mr.. Kiby said
that he thought that the College was
fortunate in securing Capt. Pifer, and
that it was the desire of the board to
retain all the old teachers who would
remain.
Under the management of Prof. Cns
sedy the school has greatly prospered.
There were five bosrders the first
year Mr.. Cassidy took charge. thirty
five the aecond year and seventy five
the present year. The total enrolment
is more than 800.
no CoNFLICT.
Mrs. Cassidy says there eau be no
possible conflict between Norfolk Col
: lege and her college at National Park,
Washington. That the tuition at Nor
folk College is $l75 per year, including
board. while $500 Is charged at the
Washington school.
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET.
The scholars and teachers off Nor
folk College met III the chapel yester
day aud passed resolutions of regret
that Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy have seen fit
20 sever their connection with the in.
Btltution.
The frat paragraph Of the resolu.
tions reads:
1--WE teachers and pupils OF Norfolk
College desire to express to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Cassidy our deep appr eciation OF
their unwesrled endeavors in our be.
half, of their patience and sympathy
with lie and of the genuine help they
have given us in conduct and life US
well as Intellectual training. We want
to tell them that we have not failed to
feel the heart power they have e1pend
ed on us so freely"
Mrs. Cassidy says she clearly loves
TO teach Southern girls, the sweetest
girls in the world, but she could not
IN Justice to herself. longer neglect her
literary work.
She has written come brilliant pa
pers. notably, "Caste IN Government"
Principle VS.. Policy" From Theoc
racy to Theocracy." Her best works OF
fiction were. SIT Might Have Been"
"Shsndy," and Love Avenged,
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Elay.

Several cars en- route; must be sold (;
also some on track here. Ii. e. Owens,
275 Water street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
MIR. Sommers Expects the Norfolk
Boys to Play Ball. Great Interest
Shown. The Home Team Will
Arrive Shortly. The First
Games.

and the cranks of that city are happy.
The season will open in few weeks,
and the Virginia league clubs will be-
gin number of practice games with
some of The crack National League
teams. The V.RGINIAN is assured by
the management OF the Norfolk team
that the men selected this year, IA pub
liehed some days ago. can and will play
real ball. Norfolk will makea fight for
the penpant from the start, and tho
boys will play ball for all they are
worth. Norfolk has been watching
developments in Petersburg, to see
what kind Of stuff the team for the
next season is made of. The VIRGIN.
1AN's special correspondent at Peters.
burg sent the following last night as
tho composition OF the team in that
city:
Pitchers ohm Foreman, OF Baltimore;
X. j. Packard, OF GAINESVILLE, In.
Charles Harris. OF Macon, Ca; j. Me.
James, of Spartanburg. S, c.; Arther
Jack Hayden, OF Washington; G. p.
MoClung, of East Radford, Va; In.
tielders. j Chaplin, OF Willinmsport,
Pa, first baseman; Sherman Perry, OF
Indianapolis, second baseman; Il. L.
Fender, of New Orleans, third base
man. Fender will captain the team.
George Metz. of Washington, short
stop; Stuart Saudford. center field:
left field has not been filled.
MIR. Sommers expects oil Of his men
to be hero in few days. The ground
will be put in proper condition aud
great Improvement made for seating
the audience. The press reporters
will be much moro comfortable than
last year.
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Hy Hook and Ify Croon.

Large line walking canes, hooks and
oreoks, eterling silver mounted, from 81
sps Chapman Il Jeksman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
I;nster oyei,,.,,

a new line coming in every day
book marks and manicure pieces
Chapman il Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

Nickel Lever Watch, 81. Repairing
O speciality. Brown e. Wolf, jewelers.,
successors to s. r. Smith, IL Bank
asraet,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

We make specially of remountine
diamonds and fine watch and jewelry
repairing, engraving, etc. Chronome.
tere rated. Chapman " Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
.|RELAND'S PATRON SAINT
Norfolk lrishmen Will Honor His
Memory.
BANQUET, SPEECH MAKING.
Irish Americans and Their Friends
Will Celebrate the Day To. Nor
row Night. A Few Words BIZ
graphical of the Great
Saint.

reat preparation has
been made this year
by the Irish societies
OF Norfolk for tho
celebration OF st.
Patrick's Day-a day
observed by t h e
loyal SONS of Old
Erin the world over.
The celebration will
close Monday night
with q grand ban
quet at Emerald
Hall. The following
organization will
participate in the
exercises:
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BURIED IN RICnMoNp.

The remains OF Mrs. A. w. Butler
were taken to Richmond yesterday for
interment in Hollywood The funeral
services were conducted at the house
yesterday morning by Rev. Il. II. Raw.
lipgs, of Centenary Methodist Church,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
WILL ELEVATE THE GRADE.
What Capt. Roper Has to Say Of
the College.
NO CONFLICT is POSSIBLE.
Fortunate in Securing Capt. PETER
Experienced Educator Recon-
mended by DR.. Smith. Reso-
buttons of Regret. Mrs.
Cassedy's Literary Work.

wing to a desire to
be near the large
libraries of the Ma
tional Capital, SO
that Mrs. Cassidy
can pursue her lit
ernry labor to ed
vantage, there will
be a change in the
management of Nor.
folk College for
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
4 Nnd Arfiictrnn.

The family OF Mr.. II. +. Rogers sits
to. day in the shadow of great sorrow
and the sympathy of the entire com
munity goes out to the grief stricken
household in its great stfliction. Not
a very great while since the hand of
death was laid upon cherished son, a
young man full of promise. ind it was
but Friday TINT loving daughter was
summoned to JOIN the loved one over
1.-THE silent river"
1t ia hard to understand the inscrut.
able ways OF Providence, and in this
particular case the blow falls like q
pail upon the heart and brain OF the
family now overwhelmed with grief,
still their recourse is to that Almis hty
Providence who never wounds without
aiording remedy to heal the wound
He gives,
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DEATH or MR. wALTER n1pGoop.

MIR. Walter Bidgood, son of MIR. J..
Q. Bidgood, died Friday, aged 80 years.
The funeral takes place ut his homo,
at Tanners Greek Crossr Dads. at 10 O..
In. to. day,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

Emerald Society, Ancient Order of
Hibernians. Catholic knights OF Amer.
lea. Catholic Benevolent Legion and
st. Patrlck's Benevolent Society.