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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
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II HECUToRs SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF
Z PLANTED OYSTERS IN YORK
RIVER. VA.

On TUESDAY, the 9th day of February.
Iss5 wiz oher for sale at public auction MI
hYy smss at fis'desse Of Rsruss Jones
M, the toll wing property:
first-Tae Oysters on tho planting ground
known as III. FOLLY bar, containing 81 acres,
more or less. on which there arc estimated by
experts to he $500 bushels of oysters, planted
thee years
seeond-The oysters on the planting ground
mo or less OH which there are estimated by
eSler,s TO lie 1850 bushels. more or less plaut-
Ell two years
krown as Stevens bar. c0nta tanning 20 acres more
or IS, on witch there are estimated by experts
10 oe 3.oo bushels, planted three years.
n louItnIihe oy lers 90 the planting ground
or less, On which there are IS mated by ex-
peTts 70 DO 900 bushels planted three years.
,ith-Ihe oysters on the Folly iushore
'front.' containing 80 acres, more or less, on
which there are estimated by experts TO 10
5000 bushels, four years old and GULL, d.
Inc purchaser or purchasers will haze the
oysters are pln'ted for twelve moi tbs. at or
before the exp ration OF which time the will
required 70 ,acate. AT The SAINT tim and
orrow. 81 tons burd n. and scho ner H. NJ
Jones, 81 tons burden, both vessc : il go,d
condition ~ skiis in good order: one ~ Cat
Boat q q Sail Oyster Tongs, Ours, Llgg a. etc
E3IERMS OF SALE--tne fourth ss,h' and
balance on edit of six and welve months.
bonds with good security, waving homeste I'd
and carrying Interest from date will he re-
quired of the purchaser.
I'm THURSDAY. the eth dav of February
1895, Will also sell at Busick's Point in York
county. Va, where CAPT. Thomas Lucas resides
commencing a, I'm, Capt. tnrneit lone unex-
Iired lease of twenty-five acres % oyster glound
At the mouth of Queens Crock, with tho oys-
tiers on same, SUPPOSE to be 10,00a bushels be-
tween three and TOUR years old.
>econd-Tt eunsxprei lease Of 90 acres of
oyster ground near Iron Point, having on it
about 10000 bushels Of oysters, three yetls old
Thrd-ihe unexpircd lease for the residue
OF the oyster ground in York County, whicn
has been assigned 10 Capt. Barnett Jones, con-
tanning scattered oys err.
These sales will be on same terms Is above
set forth.
Tbosa DESTROYS Of examining the oysters will
apply TO BARNETT JONES. JE., AT Nj. Folly
and Capt TllOS. LUCAS al Bu,icks Polrt
For further particulars relating to he sales
address The subscriber AZ Toamo, Va. or
JUDGE Il. L. HENLEY, At orney,
Williamsburg. Va.
Ii. b. WARREN,
Executor Of Barnett Jones, deceased, ToauoYa.
Jazz "a .25,fc3
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Senator from ESnu>ns.
lily Southern Associated Press.

III SO"'HUNH AsbUUIIttI ITt5H.
T"rEKA, Has, January 22.-At
noon to day the two houses of the
Kansas Legislature bailoted sepn
rntely for United Senate Senator
with the following results:
House-Lncien Baker (Rep.), 81
l.. Z. King (PopD, 2d; T.. Il. Rig
ley lPop:l J, |; John Martin Dem. J,
.; Geo. w. Glyck (Dem.), |.
.Senate-Baker, Ii; King, 8; Den
nlson. s; Doster. l; Daniels. /;
Rldglsy, ]; Hotkiu, /.
The two honses will meet in Joint
session at noon tomorrow, when
Mr.. Baker Will be formally elected.
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H, c. ROggard G. Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
$40 MAiN REET,
PHONE No. 7Io.

For RENF-l26 Wiloughby. 3lsanl
80 Wiilo ghby, I'll modern convenience s
ana 'lsttrhs; ~ Park d,unue, Az lark
avenue, % highland, 1905 fi!ghian .ve.
nue.. nelly Avenue, new house on Ohm.
avenue, - Woo stree, i Cha eli. 4
Ire er, 3 Charlotte street 20, Chsnel
9 anu Is Is ter n me Stand 43 D.nb
FOX ALE Two houses Oh ar nve.
nus tour on "illo ghuy avenue two on
cooke avenue: one oil Gibbs avenue.
one on Tun,tuli. two on Falkland va
OH oyift aven e, ons on lay. 0ne on
Z avenue, liuntersyiiie. and NEE Iots on
Freemason Bous Dartmouth 90
rev, arshall. III hlanG. Park ana
Gibbs. alsos vrral nice farms well locatnJ
suitable for stock raising. rain or trncE
solicited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

By Ii. l.. Page 4 Co, Real Estate Auction eers
No. IL Bank street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT NO. 2ls CHAPEL
STREET, AT AUCTION.

Df VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST En-
- ecuted 10 me as trustee, on the 20th day
oi February, lsS9, and duly recorded in the
Clerks ice oil the Corporation Court Of the
city Of Norfolk, in deed book So page 32S at
the request of the creditor therein secur Il,
vii! sell Mt lubic auction on thursday. Jan
u.ry 3l>t. ~, at tue Norfolk Real Est ,te Ex-
Ct a ige, No lli NJ in 81. the Glowing valuable
real estate: THAT ERrAlN LOT tF LAND
wi h the building = improvements thereon
IN the city Of Norfolk. Va, situated on the
West side of Chapel street, and known us lot
No. Al On The p n lled with the papers in the
ehancery suit of Bowden wife against
Sarah W. Jones and others now dope ding in
the Corporation Court OF tie city OF Norfk
and bounded aud described as follows: Besin-
ming on tho West side Of Chapel street one
hundred and fifty l5U) feet from the South
w 81 iniers.c ion of Chap and Queen streets,
thence Westerly one hundred tlQc) fee thence
Southwardly (lG0l feet hence along Chape,
street North TWEEN y-iive (25) feet 10 the point
OF beginning. being the same property which
was conve td 10 the said Edwin thi Inns hy
W. c. Henley by d ell dated the 2lst cav Of
February, 1884 and duly of record in the
Clerks 0ihee OF said cOuri deed book 49, page 81;
TERMS OF SALE CASH, or ut the Gle lion
OF the purchaser eth rd cash and the lai-
ance in thrre p'yncnis, six, twelve and cirh-
teen mouths, with per cent. Interest or such
rateublc pai mems. not exceeding three wears.
As the purchaser NAV el,ri.
GEO. MCINTOSH, Trustee
Ii. l.. PAGE & CO..
lal9-tus Auctt0p GERS.
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By II. L. Page ( Co., Auetioneers, l6 Bank
street, Norfolk, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
on PRINCESS ANNE AND MALTBY
AVENUES AT AUCTION.

By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the 25th
dsy OF DcIohor, 1873, 10 me, q, trustee, and
duIy recorded. aud by request Of thu parry
therein secured, will sell AT pualic auction
on TIL tuesday. January 3isi. 1875, at ~
o'clo IN. at tie Norfolk Real Esti,e Ex-
change No. 10 Main street
Flr>t-IliOSE VALUABLE LOTS, fronting
81 feet on the North side Of Princess Anne
averue and running back 50 feet, Said lots
are situated between Hanson ard Maltby ave
nHc'
Second-THAT VALUABLE LOT fronting
80 feet un Mahy avenue and running bat L
llt feet inches, being 50 feet North vi Prin-
cess Anne avenue.
TEKMS-one-third cash; balance in six and
twel months with & pr cent. interest
secured hy deed OF trust drawn and recor lee
at the e1ptnse OF the purchaser.
/. y. PAGE, Trustee
III. L. PAGE & CO..
Jal9-tds AuctioueeIe.
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TIN AND sHEETIRON WORKERS.

7 TN RND SHEE IhUN WIT NENos
RUDDlCK & SA DS have opened "a
shop at no. 1913 Chapel street for the
purpose OF conduIlin, the llN and
SHLErIRON BUSlSkS3. Roofs and ut
ters repaired In b st manner at short
notice. RUDDlOK Il SANDS,
jal0.H A96 Chapel street
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'cn"csscr's fnVcstiguttou.
Bv Southern Assoclatoi Pras..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 90
ibe guberpatorial contest bill
passed the Senate to day by a vote
of l5 to IA. strict party vote. 1t
provides Tor an investigation OF OIL
legged frauds before a governor can
ne lnangurated. Governor Turney
VIII continue to hold over while the
investigation is being made.
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ja9-tds
Assignee's Sale
Stock Of Groceries, LIQUORS, EIe.

.lnriunnt to the provi,!oas Of i certain deed
OF trust. executed 10y John Il. Lowe to me. a,
trustee, dated the eth day of .iapuhry, A. b..
1872 and duly Of rec ri, shull offer Tor sale.
NJ public auction. at the ~tnrr 10. ; Z
e-rInhy Stree. (iint floor OF the HudIinr-
ton building, in The oi,y at Norfolk Va. on
Womdar. ihc I'm Ray al trBruHr,.
IN"o, IL o'clock IN, all the sock OF Groce-
RES and . her goods, together with tho
nH'urcs an" a,lurt5n inces To lilo same belong
ing contained il aid store, No. II Grant,r
street, In the lower pa of the Huldiprton
iiilidins, togctt er with ali uthef pr rerty
which VS. u cd 10y said j I'm H. Lowe N con-
neciipn with his husi.c>s; also all the stock os
Grocctie, Including Wines, nrlndies, Whis-
kles-l ana all other ro1Gs stored in the house
Numbered " and 81 Concord street in sais
Guy; also ia" leases on ,aid stores No. II Granbr
street an . a III Concord str ct
rs Whole, IT, lac hig iest bidder
The invcnto Y OF all of said property can ba
seen at my OIL No. iUi Main Street. at any
uma prior to day OF sale.
TERMS CASH.
WIN. y. PORTLOCk,
January 23d, 1925. Trustee.
ialt-tlS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
ny fannlll Bros, Real Estate and General Aucc
uoneers, No. lis Main stree. Norfolk. Va.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
REAL. ESTATE.

In pursuance of the authority vested in mo
as executor OF tho last will aud testament Of
huthefinc hooier, deeeas d and by yirture Of
ueSTee oil the Corpora ion Court Of the CIV OF
Noiiolk, ehterea on the 9TH day al Decembst
1874, III u certain cause in chancery therein
pehu'ng, wherein ~ Il. Seliuer executor. eIc.
Is plaintit aud John g. Teller and o hers ars
uecnda'lts / vi itfr.r Tor sale At 6nbiir a,ce
ION, nj the Norfolk Real Estate Exchanva. Ma
10 Main street, NorfolS. Va, on TUESDAY.
tbe ~ DAY OF January. 1895 at ~ o'ciocE M
lie ioilowlnS property situa eli in 'BrniuhIe,o,s
Ward ~ the said city of Nurfo L. Va. and do,
sCribed Is follows: $50 az" NV
ruosE THREE CERTAIN LOTS oFLAND
Numbered q. and S, together with the tone
menis thereon, on plan OF sad Kutbsrin.
hoelers pro lerty, made by G. Tayoe Iiwaih-
mey, Asrstdnt Engineer, aud flied with tha
tiatniin bill in said cause aud marked ma o.,
nlnlt IL snu also tho TWO certain yaeann
LUIS murted on sad pan and > All Of said
property bsing tiatcd ON Kelly avenue in tn,
S iii citv OF y, rink L.
lERMs-One-haif cash, balance in two e1nap
Miscellaneous. payable reSpuctINciy in six and
WE'VE months after III Day OF sale, III. de-
e'red payments 10 he tv 4 N I'd by urco ian a
10 p htar'ns interest FROM dav OF sale, secured
ny ueeu oil itusl on the property, or ALI cash AZ
inc nbllon OF the pir ehaser or purchasers.
~ p. u al al I property can be seen ut the Of
nee 1t the auetiouecg, Or ~ theonic. OF the un-
dersisncd.
A. Il. SELDNER,
Executor.
, PANNlLL BROS.
J'a-'us Auctioneers.
lie ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNITE,
i IIESDAf, January 29,h, ut same houE
ana pace. y. b. SELDNER.
I'-'''"s Executor.
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jal9-td,
ByiH. L. Psge & Co., Real E,t1te Aue,ioneess
No. IL Bank street.
AND LOTS on HIGHLAND AVE
NUEAT AUCTION.
NUE. At AUCTION.

by ,iTtue Of deed of trust dated the 2Ou
day OF H0vemlIer, 1892, TO me, as trustee ami
duly recorded, and 81 tie request OF the party
therein secured. wili sci, a public auction on
THURSDAY, January 3lsi, lo9i at l2 o',l,ck
M. at tue Norfolk Heal tate T. :
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES, contain pp
seven rooms each, situated on The North Size
Of Highland ave. We, bct"eeo abroad aud
Maitby avenues. sal lots fronts ~ .ea arc
runs back 800 f.t. together with the IIght OF
way over he hree foot !ane adjoining them
on lac East.
TERMS ne-third cash; balance in six and
wei t. mouths with per cent. mteie
secure | by Il ell oi trust to be draEn and re-
corded at the expense of the purchaser
GLO. MCIE OSIl Trustee.
III. l.. PAGE * CO.,
jal9.tds Auctioncers.
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bananas, apples, oranges, lem ons.
po'A'oes, onions. cnbbege, pears,
etc., at Wholesale. Geo. ii. Dawas'
1l0 Water sssest. "'''
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BY The Morris Aucton-House, IS Bank street
I ARiE TRADE SALE OF DRY GOODS,
II tlp hing, Sa"es, Notions Hosorr, Gent -
FURNISHING TO dS, etc., AZ our auctiou-huuso
on THURSDAY 1lORNING. January III "A In
II 1880 o'clock. r. MORRIS
lI-,I--l Mn. Mytr.
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PURSUANT To THE pRONIS, ONS or A
! ceitaiu deed If trust ir0n Mary L. Pierre
dated MaTcl sIh. 81, Shall proce d TO Sc, ak
pubic auction, la front ot The residence or
said Mary J.. Picrc-, : ,iiolk NagscmonL
county, Va, lEBKt AkI Isl, 1875, at y o'c o Il
IN. one Walnut Parlur lit, tpit shl; one Wal
nut fhrlur suit, trcp'.) on SJua' Piano. QUO
Organ, one Ga rry Bedroom salt. o.c Wainu,
B.diolm sui two Ash Is droor Suits and Be6
Il d t,dhuS FOR the saint; ne 30 * Case ono
'r.n safe, one OAK Sidcb paId one c ina Press.
one Ext"nsi u Fahc one L ror stove. on,
sitting l;u.ID stove, one Range and CJokiu.
Utensils aud lot Il hairs Seven R,ckint
Chairs, one Cherry a. rlor Genie: Table, two
Marble Top stan 5 four swim ling Lamps two
Lounges We & "cks aud ether 20 DIS ana chat
ties OF what ocvrr kind OF description belons-
ing To Mary l.. Piece aud bc ~ In her re j.
dcncc, mum ere Ill ('uc hundred ana "'evcul.
Mai s,ic-t. suh Tx, NamSemond ,oIlty, Va.
TERMS CASH.
CHAS NJ. rOSrON.
Trustee, l26 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
juGO-lOt
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TRUSTEES SALEl

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust o mo. made br
NJ. I. Ives aid wife, OH March 18Th 1892, duly
oi record and III tue re- quest of tue henetcia-
auc ion, al the Norfolk Real rs Exchanges
10 Nan street Norfolk Va, on TUESDAY,.
January 2?th, 1895, ~ IL O'Clock M, the follow,
IN val ahle farm IN The county of Princess
Anne, lying about niue miles from korloIs
city, tO-wit: ALL THAT CERTAIN FARN
or T"ACH OF L,ND situate and lying in
holland Swami. in tho county Of Princess
Anue. state Of Virgin Il, On which laid a. e.
Ives now sides. and which the said VI. I.
Ives purchased OF Jesse Ives a Joining tho
ltciland road un the East, Smith Il RrJ. or W
on thu Ntsttnl T. NJ. Whitchurst NOW r. "
Ives on tie North, containing 1870 acres more,
o. les. This farm has Il new dwelling luso
on I aud other improvements and is very
fertile
TERMS-CAsIi s33oO; res due in one aud
two wears to he secured
jals-tds r. NJ. WlITEluRS1, Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
CfROIINE COUNTY.
Effects Of the Drought a Hail storm Plays
WIN unXOc-KeNivals.

BOWLING GREEN. VA. Sept. N
Special.-1'he drought has been very Sc
we're in this county; consequently the
crops are short.
Corn will not be half of an average
crop. and the tobacco il very small ana
the quality poor.
Farmers are busy saving fodder and
cutting tobacco. but II is too dry TO
plow the land for wheat.
During the past week local showers
have ameliorated the conditions in some
sections but the past three days nave
been intensely hot. and have caused
much suffering of both man and beast.
A severe wind. rain. and hail-storm
passed over the lower part OF TINS
county and upper King and Queen Thurs
day evening Fences were ieVelled, trees
uprootcd. farm buildings blown down,
and stock Killed.
That portion OF the county lying along
the line of the railroad has been over
run by tramps recently. AT the last
term Of the County Court, one was sent
to the penitentiary for horse-stealing. ana
during the past ten days, five others-two
white and three negroes-have been lodg-
ed in the county Jail for entering houses
and stealing food and clothing.
Thursday night two of the negroes
found their cells uncomfortable during
the hot wave, and decided 20 vacaie. Win
nail they picked the lock Of their cell
door. and with a bed-slat pried the out
er jail-doors far enough apart for them
TO crawl out.
The taller went in search OF them yes
terday. hut could find no trace OF the
fugitiyes.
The two white youths have been sent
to the reform school at Laurel while the
other negro remains in Jail.
Both the Female Seminary and Male
Academy, at this place. have opened. with
full classes.
Mrs Payne. wife Of Rev John T. Payne
has been quite sick. but Is now improv-
ing.
Mrs John Elliott has been very Ill, but
Is convaleccent.
A merry -go-round" has been in town
for two weeks. and proved quite an at
traction at first. but for several nights
past such has been the interest taken in
revival meetings held at the Disciples
and colored churches. that the wheel"
had TO suspend for lack OF patronage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
The Monastery Menu. 18th Century.

To one familiar charge IL is satlsfac-
terry 10 find that the brethren could plead
rot guilty. There was no gOrmandizlng
at 81. Swthin's. The serious meals of
the day were two. dinner at noon, and
supper between q and :. besides this
there was bowl OF porridge for break
fast, and for any who des ired it a cup
Of ale and a bunch ~ bread was ready
IN the refcctory at 3. when the after
dinner sleep was over. The kitchen bills.
it must be allowed. are strangely heavy;
i2.l0) for the years fare. exclusive OF
bread. beer and Wine t0~a modern mind
would call FOR liberal reductions. But
if the fare was plentiful il certainly was
in no sense luxurious. even at Christmas
or on the festival Of -. Swithn him
SELF and upon fast days there is equally
plain proof in the daily bills of fare that
dinner and supper were each a very sor-
~ business.
Fast-days. too. were dsagreeably nu-
merOus before the Reformation. There
was not only the long season OF Lent
in which 70 subdue the wilful appetite.
but all Advent and every Wednesday.
Friday, and Saturday throughout the
year. At such seasons the boards must
have been painfully bare. for the only
admissible eatabies We're FISH. eggs, and
vegetables. and upon occasions such
small mercies as figs or raisins. Thus
on Wednesday, Nov. II. 1892 the bin
OF fare for the two meals was salt Ing
eggs. and an entree OF oysters.
On Sundays the diet was rather more
liberal. two or three extra dishes OF fish
being added But happily the whole year
was not made up OF fast-days. and for
an example OF an average bill of fare
we may take that OF New Years Day.
1888 Upon that occasion the brethren
had for the two meals. moile. G. dish
OF grated marrow and bread) beef ana
mutton. numtNes. Uhe tenderer cuts
from q haunch OF venisOn,) steaks as
an extra dish. and bread and beer at
discretion. as our neighbors say Some
times instead of the moilc they had
brose. or toasts soaked In the drippings
of the roasting meat: coup often figures
as a supper dish; tishballs. or rissoles.
tansy pudding halter cusiards. calves
feet. tripe. all appear among their side
dishes on festivals there was no more
than the slightest increase I'm the char
acter of the dinner: perhaps n dish o:
spiced vegetables and an extra entree.-
Macmillan's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

september Q. lS9i.)

Unmarked by white moon or golden sun,
BY stroke Of clock or clang Of bell:
Or shadow lengthening on the way,
In the full noon and perfect day,
In safetys very citadel;
The happy hours have sped. have run,
And wrapped in peace. all pain forgot.
He whom We love. his white soul shriven.
Smiles al the thought and wonders not.
$50 sweet, so sad. so swift. so slow,
SO full of eager growth and light,
80 fun OF pain which bllndly grows.
So full OF thoughts which either may
Have passed and crossed and touched
each day.
To us a thorn. to him a rose.
The year so black the year so white,
Like rivers twain their course have run,
The earthly stream we trace, we know
But who shah paint the heavenly one?
"A wear, We gather mp our powers,
Our lamps we consecrate and trim,
Open all windows 10 the day
And welcome every heavenly air;
We will press forward and will bear.
Having hi, word to cheer the way.
The storm tossed one Is safe with Him.
Healed. comforted. content forgiven.
And while We count these heavy hours.
Has been . year, year-in Heaven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
HIS HIP DTSIOC4TED.
John Donahue Meets with Very Serious
Accident.

John Donahue. white man. residlnS
O, Ia. vest Broad street. met with
str,ous accident last night about =
o'clock ir he alley running from RI
tcfnth street In rear of II. NJ. Smith S
old foundry. He was walking 70 what
ne thought was the bridge over the IIe1 ,,S
,bore hut made a mistake, and fell IN
The creek instead His cries attracted tho
attention of Captain Maxwell, of the fre
department. who rescued the unfortunate
man. The ambulance was at one sum
snineI tho mans injuries and found that
one Of his hips was dislocatcd.
Donahuc was taken 10 his nome anu
surgical aid rendered. He VIII be con
fined 10 the house for quite lonS Will
lie was doing as wen as couid ne OK
pec.ed at n late hour last hight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
zen. and other Matters.

The condition of Mr.. John II. Wallace
was thought TO be improved last night
Mrs. r. W. Magic. Of Baltimore, is
visiting her son, j. Harry Nagle. on
Chestnut Hill.
Miss Soph. Shriver Of Baltimore, is
visiting her uncle, J. Harry Maggie, on
Chestnut Hin.
Miss Carrie Winkers. Of Fairvlew, who
has been. on a visit North. is expected
home this week.
The funeral Of Mr.. John \. Johnson
will take place this afternoon AT 3 o'clock
from ST. Peters Cathedral.
Mr.. c. i. Goodwin. of ChuchatuclS, was
I'm town yesterday on his way TO the
mountains to join his family.
Mr.. Samuel j. Young. who will take a
prominent part in the Two Colonies
here this week. is in the city.
Miss Rosalie Robinson, after de-
lichtfll visit 70 Miss Susie Terry. at
''WOodlawn," King William county, has
returned to her nome on Church Hih
MIS-. 5. +. Waddm and family have
returned home, after spending the sum-
mer at the Allegheny Hotel al Goshen,
Va.
Mrs. T.. 5. Soper, of ST. Joseph. No.
and Miss blanche polkinhorn. Of Wash
mgton. ID. c.. are visiting Mrs. X. W.
Courtney
1.-THE Limited Mail" will be presented
at the Academy of Music tomorrow
night. and the span of Life at the
Theatre.
Licutcnant-Coloncl George Wayne An
derson has just returned from four
weeks vacation. which he spent I'm Al
bonarle county. lie has been urged by
q good many Of his friends to become a
candidate for the House of Delegates
and is at present silerirg whether
he shall comply with the request or not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Ia McinoriaIn.

Al called meeting OF the Board OF
Deacons OF the First Presbyterian church'
The following action was taken.
W. s,atber Under the shadow Of great
sorrow' In tho providence OF Goa, on
the morning Of scptember 49, IRON ron, G Ss
enors on earth 10 his rest in heaven.
In the death OF Samuel =. LathTop we
mourn the loss Of a presiding officer eyer Yer
courteous. fair. prompt: friend iaitnlmi
ard trio. a man OF strictest integrity,sterl.
Ing character. undaunted courage. noble
purposes, and withai a Gem e'odSgos most ST
modest. We recognize the soouhess y.
To- The community he loved so well. and
we cherish as a precious legacy the les
sons Of his life. To MS s1ricken no, -.
hold we tender our sincere sympatnlts
ana nrav tho consolation Of the Holy
Shirt we direct that this action be
spread upon the minutes OF our Doar"
and published. ....o,or,,
J. s. WEXFORD. Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

OF his speech. Chairman Hemphili arose
and presented him with confedcra'e
badge. pinning IL on his coat.
This of course. precipitated another
demonstration.
Governor Holcc NIB. OF Nebraska, ana
Governor Woodbury.. Of Vermont fol-
lowed i'm short and patriotic speeches
The last speech was made by captain
James W. English Chairman Of the Exc
cutlve Committee OF the Exposition. who
received from a Federal officer NJ Apo
mattox. General Grants dispatch 10
General Lee. calling for tho surrender.
Captain Englishs speech WAS on
line with the others and was well re-
ceivcd.
The visitors were deeply impressed with
what they saw and heard. and went away
declaring that n new era had begun.