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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-12
GAINESVILLE. N. c.

GAINESVILLE, n. c., Feb. 11.--(SpcciaD-
We had very severe wind, rain and
hail storm here yesterday. 1t did lots;
Of damage 10 fences.
AIcssrs. Shipp. OF Portsmouth, and
Aaron. of Buffalo, were In our town yes
tcrday.
Mr.. David Galway. IL very old gen
ucman, died very suddenly, and was
inferred In the Union Graveyard.
Rev. r. II. Wychc. the Methodist min
ister, has. returned from Raleigh for /;
stay of ten days
The Quarterly Conference OF james
vile circuit will he held at Holly
Springs, February 18th. Rev. b. II. Elall,
ID. D., Will preside.
MIR. l:ervcr Jones, of Washington, was
in town last week.
Our town wns quite lively Saturday
caused by several rows.
Miss Ora jenkins went home some
time ago, and Miss Maggie Jordan went
with her for stay OF two weeks.
Professor is suffering 50 much rs e.
be I'm bed, and Rev. II. II. Wyche is I'LL
Ing his place. in school
Rev. X. ~ Wychc preached Il fine ser
mon Sunday night. Subject. ''Thy
Kingdom Come"
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HEREFORD, N. C.

Hereford. y. c.. Feb 1l-(SpcciaD-
s' Major 4 Loms will put q new
poiiSr and engine In their planning
mn and enlarge their building here.
III the near future. We have cnterpris-
liE men ANA wish them success.
Our fishermen are very lively. Those
thit have their nets in are doing verw
well Shnd are selling here for 80 cepts
To 81; herring. $3.50 per 100.
Henry kniXa. colorcd, got his arm
broken yesterday ut Fleetwood 81 Jack
sons mill. He was putting on belt
anu got caught; DR.. Speight dressed
the wound.
MIR. W. t. Stakes left for Windsor,
y. c., this morning.
Mr.. j. l.. lcsop has gone to Windfall
on business
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uonrd or Nupcryi,or.

The Board Of Supervisors met yestcr-
DAY. Mr.. c. II. Nimmo, chairman; Il. NJ
Tillcy. Jno. a. Codd. w. S. johnson. j. G.
Lynch. Geo. L.. Wood
The application of L.. j. Ackcrs for nor.
mission To use certain streets for rail.
road purposes, was referred TO the Com.
mittee on Railroads
ON motion Of Mr. Codd, tho
Clerk WAS directed to issue a war
rant for $500 In favor of Il. y. Hunting.
upon IL report being flied. 10y the Com
monwealth's Attorney that the said II.
T. bunting his property released nIl
claims To the county. as lessee OF the
lHrish property.
ON motion, the Clerk WAS directed To
ISSUE II warrant TO the contractors for
furnishing cells at jail upon the filing OF
written report from the Committee
OF Public Property, that the said coils
have been furnished and placed I'm posi-,
ton In accordance with contract.
Several citizens appeared before th,.
Board 10 ask that the Board petition the
Legislature TO repeal the present road
and land law, and on morton Mrssra.
l.. w. Garry. IL. w. Owens r. r. Web
ster were appointed to attend To same
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tsnd Ifis IscnsIlnt.

Yesterday between - and o'clocl:
two colorcd boys. dressed in fancy COS
Tunes. We're distributing Mint Julcp
chewing gum around'ihc streets. They
passed the corner of Washington street
about the time the school children were
returning to school. The crowd gather
ed around him and began pulling his
coat and Halisc. They crowded him SO
that he threw the valisc around and
hit one of The boys on the head AMI cut
cash several inches long. The negro
who was more frightened than the boy
carried him tn Joyncr's drug store,
Whore Il was dressed
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Ahst i'll ttie Tend with n stick md
ScRrty Killed.

esteroay morning persons who pa ss-
ca Gown County street stopped and
hhauc inquiry in regard to the larc.
Spots OF blood on the sidewalk for sew
cral blocks. Upon inquiry it was learn
Z" that Giles Riddick. a colored man
from NorIolk. had been hit on the. head
win Il heavy stick by Il woman. named
Sa:ah klddick, who lives in Columbia
street, near Washington. The man left
''arahS Rouse after being hit and at
tempted to get to the ferry. but fell
from the loss of blood. He was carried
TO the station house on u Strctcl:ct. and
was nearly exhausted from loss of blood
Dr; Charics Culpepper, physician to the
Jail. was called in and stoppcd tho flow
but not before the man was entirely IN.
conscious and had scarcely any pulse
Alter me man was made comfortable n
warrant was issued for Sarah Riddick
who was brought to the station housr
she stated that ltiddicli had been prowl-
ing around her yard all night and shn
was afraid of him and thought he must
be burglar. as Il house a few doors
from her was robbed Saturday night.
she says that about 3 o'clock i'm the
morning she got up, opened her back
door and that Rddick ATTEMPTED to
force his way in. She tried to push him
out. but he then kicked her In the stom-
ach. She then picked up the stick and
hit him, with no intention of injuring
him, but with the hope of making him
leave. She was locked up until such
time as Riddick can appear against her.
Riddick did not make any statement at
all, being under the influence of NOR
phine, and was unconscious all day.
About p. m. his wife and her brother
came over from Norfolk and carried him
home. Nothing definite could be told
about his condition until he recovered
consciousness.
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NnNN.Ynrsl NNtcs.

Nineteen suspended carpenters will
be called I'm the yard this morning.
The Texas Will be locked tomorrow.
The construction department has re-
ceived orders to build the furniture for
the Kentucky, one OF the new ships
building at Newport News.
The results of the overland trip of
the crew OF the Texas are becoming
apparent. Several letters have already
been received by the commanding OIL
Ger OF the Franklin from points in Gcor-
Gia from men desiring to enlist and re-
queSiing information as to the mode of
procedure.
y Board OF Survey has been called
with Chief Engineer Bates as senior
member, III examine into and report
upon the damage sustained by the Texas
torpedo boat in the accident on the
Seaboard Air Line.
The Raleigh came up to the yard
yesterday morning and moored at the
north wharf.
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Goodman, Indie A. Griffin, o. A. Gar.
games. Mrs. j. G.. Griffin. John Harris,
James H>dGes. Mrs t. II. IIawgell,
John IL. Hunter Francis jackson, Pro
fcssor s. III. Johnson, Lizzie Lomkter,
Alice Newton. Ida Newbold, b. +. New
by Mrs. Lille Nj. Perry, Miss Grace
Smith. Ollie Small, David Sharpe. Ma
tildn Smith, Alex. Smyth, Allen San
dcrs. Mrs. l.. Skinner Eliza Sparks.
Mrs. Susa Thompson. Belle Turner, Bir.
der TANNER, George Anne Wright
w. ID. Watkins. Silous Washington. To
mic Wolf, Solomon Wilkins, Mrs. ella
White, katie Wilson, Winnie Whitfield.
j. L. HOIIER, y. NJ.
Mr.. Y. HUMPHREYS received his com
mission yesterday, and VIII enter upon
his duties us postmaster as soon as
the transfer can be made.
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railroad for failure to keep their tricks
In order 1t was seconded and adopted
MIR. Minter nr@ved that the City Attor-
ney be instructed 20 make a report at
the next meeting as to what has become
OF the city ordinances he was to have
printed. 1t was seconded ana adopted
Mr.. King moved that the Ordinance
Committee be instructed to bring I'm
an ordinance restricting all railroads
from carrying more than ten cars either
In or out of the city at one time. 1t
was seconded, but the motion with
drawn.
MIR. Outen moved that the question ms,
to whether CHIEF Engineer Robinson
can held the position OF Chief Engineer
OF the Fire Department. a member OF
the Electoral Board. ana a Police Com
missioner be referred TO the CITY At
torney for his opinion, and that The
Clerk be instructed TO notify him of
the acticn of the Council 1t was sec
onded and adopted.
There being no other business the
Council adjourned to meet next Tues
day night us Committee of the Whole
and to hear discussion for one hour
frsm parties favorable to running =;
track down Dillingham; street, and those
opposed to the same.
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Carol INA

Il . . l.. q e d 7 g.
sinian extends It's spmpathies to the
'rltiy bcrcavcd family.
les,crday there was excitement In the
COURTROOM. Julius Adams was on trial
,or II little fight lie had been engaged
n ana me case was carried over to
court. When the jury gave I'M their YER
ulct OF guilty Julius gave the court n
Ghasc. Mr.. Lafayette Farmer who was
IN 'harSc cf the prisoner, could not hold
NM so Julius is now ut liberty The
case only amounted TO costs. but the
:, m"E WAS badly frightened and ran Off
March is upon us In hurry this
year and the wind storms are very
severe.
we are glad to announce that the
iiS"h Times wiliscon be in the press
anu We wish the editors. Mcssrs. Gold
ana Harris. success
can al the Advance office and see
how the market is.
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More MONIES Provided.

Mr.. ]. j. pashicll, 9; Mr.. II. f.. Ricl. |;
Mrs Frank Eaton. .: Mr.. w. d. Robert
son. l; MIR. w. II. Noel. .: Rev. 4. F..
Owens, .; MI. Ray and ELLIS Staples.
|; DR.. V. q. Culpcpper, .; MI G.. l.. Fon-
nay, ,; Mrs. V. J. Nav. =: Mrs a. c.
DiSgs, .; Mrs. Mary Neville. >: Mr.. j.
w. S. Butt. /; Mrs n. NJ. Shelley, 2;
Nj. James i. Crismond l.
The secretary says there are yet abou,
thirty delegates rmprov!ded for a lit
tie sacrifice on the part of our people.
and homes can be provided for all.
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"TO- DAY WEDNESDAY,"
Will he A&no:hcr Big yiargnin Dny 4
IsanmiiIs We shall Spnre Moth.
i'm. in This BI:- Sale

We shall slaughter dress goods. Your
choice today OF the entire lot 25c. n
yard. worth soc, G5c. and 75c. yard
Remember this dress goods bargain only
25c. a yard.
at 19c. one lot ladies' embroidered
handkGrchicfs. regular price 25c.. while
the loo. quality will 20 at lie. each.
At ic. one lot 10c. table napkins.
AT Sic. ono lot SOC. colorcd table linens.
AT SIC. one lot SC. towels
At 4&c. one lot Sc. apron gnghams.
At 57sc. one lot Sc. canton flannel.
At 4%c. one lot Sc. Hamburg cdginSs,
beautiful patterns, while the l2lac. pat
tern will go at &c. and the zoe. (exuuisitc)
patterns at lac.
At 79c. one lot 81 kid gloves
At Csc. one LOT Sl.50 white blankets.
At sl.47 one lot S2,75 comforts.
At 59c. one lot 75c white spreads.
At 1sc. one lot childrens sacques, for
mer price 25c.
These prices are for cash.
IIAMMlLL'S. 800 High street.
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The Board of Supervisors have ap-
pointed the following committee to an
pear before the LEGISLATURE In opposi-
ton To the annexation of Rerklcy To
Norfolk: Mcssrs. T.. III. Tilicy. John \
'haa and Gc""g" y Wood from the
BOARD. and Captain NJ. c. Keeling. Mr.
John Whit*toEc. Judge George -. Park
er. Col Geo. y. Martin. Hon. II. a. Me
Coy. Hon. John NJ. Berkeley and Messrs
l.. b. Allen, r. c. HUMPHREYS, W. s.
Iluld. z. .. Ives and q. u. Williams
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NASHVILLE, N. c.

Nashville, \. C., Feb. 9.-tSpecial)-
Or. Il. Y. Brooks has arrived home from
lioXboro, and is much grieved at his
loss.
Mr.. S. r. Tyson has arrived here from
Wilson.
Mr.. Kelly Armstrong has left for his
home near Rocky Mount.
Mr.. Ally Williford Is here visiting
his father. who Is sick.
Mr." w. ID. Wood was in our town la Il
week on his way back 10 Pittsburg, Pa,
lie has been looking after his gold mine
twelve miles north of here
Hoa Il. H. Bum ana Judge jacob,
Battle were in town last week on busI-
ness.
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WILSON, N. c.

Wilson, N c., Feb. 11.--(SpcciaD-
Died ~ his residence, on Spring street,
yesterday evening at 3:l0 u. m, Mr.
II. ID. Gay. MIR. Gay for IL great many
years has been one of the most valuable
citizens of Wilson. He was 81 years a
axe and has lived the life that all truc
Christians do, and he Is now rcaping his
reward. The funeral will cake place
this evening nj the residence of the
deceased. Mr.. Gay leaves behind many
friends, who mourn his loss. The vii-
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Fire Yesterday,

Yesterday morning about 3 O'Clock
IRE was discovered coming from Mr. l..
II. Pearson's wagon house adjoining
ms store. OH the corner Of Green and
Hart streets, which soon spread to his
store and set fire To his bar-room. which
was III the rear of his store In a short
while an alarm was sounded and the
department was soon out and did cX-
ceilent work. Mono Of the grocery de-
pawm"nt was injured except by water.
The bar WAS entirely destroyed; also
me carriage house. The property was
insured
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FAC ENDsOF THE NEWS
Photographed and Placed Before the Virgin
lan's Readers In a Concise Style.
TALE OF THREE MEN AND THREE GOATS
The \. NJ. q. a. in Convention-Bnt-
tnIiOn Drill at the Armory-A GEN
tlenan and Joke I'm which shoe"
Figure Prominently = The Old
Minds ConycntiOn-Slig Fire.

The dust was terrible yesterday morn
Ing.
The Texas will go in the dock to-mor-
row
The small boys have commenced to
play baseball.
The Texas crew arrived all safe in
Frisco Monday.
The Portsmouth Battalion had anothr
drill last night at the Armory Hall.
Captain K. G. Marshall has gone to
F2uquier county to visit his father,
who is i'll.
The attendance at the meeting of the
Board OF Supervisors yesterday was not
so large as usual.
Attention is called to ad. of NJ. Ro-
senbaum, in which he announces that
he has full dress suits for hire.
Our Portsmouth weather prophet pre-
diets high winds for to-day and says 1t
Is dangerous for vessels to so out.
The attendance ut the Old Maids
Convention Friday night will be very
large. Seats are being taken very fast.
Rev. Mr. Edwards will commence Q
series of meetings at his church Sunday
night. He will be assisted by Rev. Mr..
Royal.
Mrs. Alfriend has gone TO Danville TO
join her husband. wlvo went TO that city
TO represent the Virginia Life Insurance
Company.
Am attempt was made on Monday
night to enter two houses on Harrison
street in South Portsmouth, but the
thief WAS frightened off.
Parties going to the Colonial Ball can
secure nice carriages by sending in their
orders at once TO w. j. Davis, COZ and COZ
Middle street. Phone 92S.
The y. NJ. G. ~. Convention will meet
III this city tonight At 9:lJ. The session
will last only Il half hour and then the
I..lE 4gs L,
Yesterday morning about 1870 o'clock
negro man passed down Washington
street crying and screaming and wiring
inS his hands. He either would not
tell what was the matter or did not
have &cMsc enough to do.so.
The owners Of three goats were finct!
VI each yesterday for allowing their
property 10 run at large. and three
young men VINO were disordcrly were
fined 81 each. This constituted the
business 81 the Mayors Court yester-
day.
Yesterday morning about O'clock
the ref or Mr.. James por.er's house
on the corner OF Washington and Glas-
gov streets, caught on fire near uhc
chimney and was making good head
way when il was discovered The hose.
was attached to the street sprinkler =.
and w;tA ii the fire was put ont by Mi.
James burton and Capt. Jobson. Rut
little damage was d5nc
y good joke is told on a gentleman
who came 10 this city last Saturday "a
Sc his best girl, and desiring to make
Il good appearance on Sunday he pur-
oAased a pair OF patent leather shoes.
On his way 10 his stopping place he
stopped at harbcr-shop 10 get shaved
ana iaid his shoes on a chair. Another
gentleman from the country. who Ia II
u noE oil shoes. also laid his ON a chat
When the TWO had finished shaving
each picked UP his bundle and went
out Imagine the gcntlcm2n's surprise
when he went 10 put on his shoes 10
iinu that he had picked up a pair OF
ladies shoes -
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MustIngs Court.

The will and codicil OF the late VIM.
Ives was admitted to probate, Richard
T. Ives qualifying as executor in bond
OF $1,000. w. v. II. Williams, ID. H..
Owens, Harry Lane, Joseph King and
w. X: Bennett were appointed apprais-
crs of the property.
VIM. Hill, charged with petit lar
ceny with previous conviction, plead
guilty and was given two years in the
penttentlary.
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]. S. Clawford's Furniture and Garnet
House has added n stock of Gendron
bicycles, and has the '96 wheels in stock
at low prices; guaranteed by makers.
Also tea, dinner, fish and toilet sets.
Go to see him-Prtces are low.
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KERN f7AI,l

FRIDAY NIGHT. FEBRUARY nth.
Benefit OF Hospital The Old Maids.
Convention. under the direction of Mrs
j. B. SlIIPP. Admission, 25c. Reserved
seats, G9c Doors open on Middle street
$50. Seats on sale Monday at Crump's
Book Store. 80 't474il9, feq-td II
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For Fine Goods.

At prices others charge you for com
mon goods. We are the people for good
fitting suits at popular prices. We can
not be beat. Call and look mt one OF
those folding umbrellas. No trouble
to show goods.
LEVY e JACOBS,
200 High street.
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The Palace Livery Stables,
FOR RENT.

Stores on Crawford street, near the
market. with room dwellings above.
Several q .Sirable dwellings, in good To-
cations, Mt S.. 50. SO. $3.50. S21 and S25 per.
month City water and other modern;
conveniences. JOHN L. WATSON, b
300 High street Portsmouth, Va, a
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AS old as 1t is, so true it is, appear
ances cannot be over-estimatcd Well
dressed people do get along better in
lifc-thcy are better received i'm society
and business circles-and the reason Of
il is that taste in dress Is accepted nv
the world as an infallible sign of in
telligence and refinement
Its our business 10 dress you well at
low cost.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
III High street.
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Clearing Out Sale.

dlitE our store, we wish to impress on
me public that we are compelled to sac
ritce all goods left TO make more ROOM
Come carly and secure big bargains In.
Eurniture, Household Furnishings, Cloth-i
Ing, Shoes, Gents FURNISHINGS etc All
Will 30 ut prime cost. 10
S. LASTING,
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AN ELEGANT LIVERY.
The Finest Horses and Vehicles to Hs
Had in this Section. s5

* :
THE PALACE LIVERY STABLES. lo-
Gated In Portsmouth, ut GO7 and 6O3 Middle
street, phone 423, has enjoyed the reputa-i
ton of keeping the finest stock and incest
vehicles TO he found in this section. IL
has steadily grown in favor with the Nor1S
folk people, and numbers among it's pat-5i
rons some OF the most noteworthy society
ladies and gentlemen, who have found
perfect 6, satisfnetion In the teams sent,
them. Such N stable ms THE PALACE ins
II credit to any community, and we be-;
speak q liberal patronage for them. ii
Mr.. w. j. DAVIS, the proprietor, Is an
nffable gentleman, and win always be
found To be oblglng. Polite attendants
go NTH each vehicle, and 1t must be said
that lie has been successful in securfngS
those who seem TO know every nook and
corner In the twin cities. For the best
service to. be had, and at moderate
charges. always bear in mind
The Palace Livery Stables,
COZ and Cos MIDDLE ST. PORTSMOUTH.
Phone 1928. Vehicles sent to Norfolk,
without extra charge. 4E
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See our window OF ties. The price
VIII be reduced one cent each day until
sold.
= C. R. wBLToN & CO.
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Prepare for the Hlizx,,ro

The life cut out of them jackets, capes
blankets and dress goods at
A. J. PHILLIPS,
Under oxford Hall.
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Specials for To-day

Fine Table Syrup, only s0c per gallon.
fresh Oyster Crackers, &c. per pound:
Ginger Snaps, &C. per pound fresh Soja
S I5r,,J &c. per pound: Leggetts finest
Our Cracked Java Coffee. at 23c.. - han
Still got the move Eon IT, Give 1t q trial.
You will be pleased. sff 49,
Z. ~. TUDGINS & Co.,
500 Crawford street *
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POF3 TSNIOJ UT IT ~ e MS
THE TARS IN TEXAS.
Their Warm Reception I'm the Lone
Star State.

Especial Dispatch to The Virginian.)
On board the "Monadnock" Special,
En- Route through Texas.
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THE HORSES HOhdE

~ ha n.y.; Just rebuilt theF stables a DID
where am prepared to- take Ss IN ri
horses Mt the following prices: Boaf.iss!
me ltores, S12 per month \: clipbihsl!
Horses, - per head; Filling Ireet ~ sI4f
~. Medicines for horses ALWAYS nm
hand. spoilt horses broken Of ali bad
IiaiDits-run tl away, baking. kickinEs
change always OH hand Your DatrSnI
age tss cordially solicited. RespectfnilxS
CAPT. JIM TX Tx
= HAVE COME; no Stay. -. f.al1,,Ss
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True ProPheG Y.

County street extended. Portsmouth, Va!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-09

Manufacturing Company, went to Ma
riet,a this morning on company bust
ness.
J. C. McManus went UP to Bradford
this afternoon.
F. L. Blackmarr went to Parkersburg
this morning on business.
Council held meeting last evening
and lad the papers regarding the new
road to The GepO, on the table.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Feistead
occurred this afternoon.
Mat McGraw, the genial bar-kseper at
the Columbia, left this afternoon for
Sunkirk, n. Y, to attend the wedding
Of a sister.
The Sis5ersville ball club IS no more.
Owing TO the bad weather and other I'M
forseen matters the club lost great deal
of money. and Saturday evening the
MANAGEMENT decided to disband Some
Of the players will seek employment
here. while others will return to their
homes.
The Columbia has an entire change
of programme this week, and its a good
one, too.
Nearly everybody in the city will go
10 the fair at Wheeling tomorrow.
Those who have taken it in report 4
very pleasant time.
The executive committee, VINO have
The awarding OF prizes in the coming
tournament, will have a meeting to-
night TO discuss the matter and set the
prizes.