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n mu eon.hrctsd with our mission is Wep-
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21
ALTA MTG CITY.

Mrs. George a. Brown. of Poole street
IS improving.
me w. {. L. u. parlor social held last
night at The residence of Miss Carrie
Lambert. on Avenue y. was an enjoya-
ole affair. Light refreshments were
served by the ladies.
Little Louise Lufsey is quite sick with
scarlet fever at her home, Of Colley
avenue.
MI Ernest Mason. of Colley avenue,
is said to be much better
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21

Judge Prentis, of the Circuit Court OF
Noriolk, Yesterday granted the petition
vi MT John Neely, counsel for the plain
I'm In the suit OF FIuinmell VS.. Cromwell.
e. ais, removing the case from Nor
io!K county to the county of Nanse-
m"nd The case Is one of alleged black
mail of Mr.. Hummell by the defendant.
ana the grounds OF the petition for
change of venue were thai the plain
tiff could not secure an impartial trial
in Norfolk county
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Dcch. OF Bnrrntu and S,,o

Henry Deiches to Nina Hamburger.
two lots OF land with buildings and i'm
provements. numbered PIT and 279 Main
street. Norfolk. Va: considera ton, nat
ural love and affection.
Leigh Bonsal executor. TO Fra1ericlx
j. Robinson and Margaret V. Berry. n
lot of land with improvements on Union
street; consideration, $3.50.
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Rev. DR.. u. VI. rhnrtnn coming.

DIR. j. S. Wharton has preached nj
Precursor Street Baptist Church every
night this week, and he has made Il fine
held forth with rarncS,ncSs ana power
the Word Of Life. lie will conduct a
meeting from 1 10 i this afternoon. but
there VIII I've no preaching Tonight. The
services AZ the church tomorrow will
bs conducted 10y Rev. II. NJ. Wharton.
of Baltimore. He will preach morning
Afternoon. and might.
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Prompt Payment.

Supreme Representative Walter T.. lr-
vine. of Pocahnn,as Council, No. 4?3. L.
A.. received advice yesterday from tho
Supreme Regent. John H. Pound. Of
Lockpori. y. y. that he had jus: signed
check Tor $".O''D. In favor of The wild
owed beneficiary of the late w j. Voor-
hees, who died on the 5th day OF Ma,ch.
1896
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"cuiN give IL I'LL
fcrcnt name - scrofula, kidney disease or
liver complaint" But the name ONLY tells
where 1t settles. Ii is really all one dis.
ease e. Bad blood and there is only one
cure = Good bioO1
An abundance of good, rich, red. blood nut
into the circulation, cures every one of these
complaints, consumption as we'll as the res
If 1t hasn't gone too far. II is on this true
physiological prnciple-fully proven by ex
perience-that Or. picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery cures Consumption and all other
blood diseases II tones up tho blood max.
ing organs to produce fresh supply of
healthy, red blood ; this carries new mouI
ishnlent and life TO the wasted lung tissue :.
or. any other tissue that is affected II
drives ont the poisonous disease germs
which clog the skin. liver or kidneys. II is
simply question of purifying and building
up where there is anything ic fl to build on
the Golden Medical Discovery will in.
fallibly build UP and cure 1t cures cases
which doctors declare "incurable." That
word has lost its meaning since Doctor
Pierce's wonderful Discovery.
The plain and hopeful truth about d;sease is
shown in the light of the best science or the
century in Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. 1t is volume Of 1908 pages Illustrated
II also contains letters from manv who II ave been
rescued from consumption. This great book is
free, If you send 81 onc-ccnt sta nps to cover COST
OF mailing Only, 10 Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association. Buffalo. NY.
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OLD JA1L-BIRD SENT ON.

OLD JAIL-BIRD SENT ON.
An old jai-bIrd. named Henry Rob
erts coored. who has served several
terms IN Jail for petit larceny, was ar
rested Thursday night OH Il warrant
sworn out by Matte Brooks, colorcd,
charging him With breaking into her
mousse. No. 81 Howard street. and steal
ING bed clothing valued at 81. Roberts
was nrraigncd in the Police Court yes
terday and the evidence against him
was conclusive. Justice Burroughs
sent him OH 10 the grand jury. If found
guilty of the theft In the Corporation
Court he will go TO the penitentiary, al
though he may not be proven guilty OF
burglary, as he has already served two
terms In jail for petit larceny.
DAISY THORN'S CASE.
The case OF Daisy Thorn, accused of
keeping house OF disrepute, which has
attracted some attention on account of
the refusal of the party who made the
charge to come forward and prosecute,
was continued Indefinitely and the ac-
cused released upon her. own rccogniz-
ance.
MINOR OFFENSES.
Annie Blackwell colored. obtaining
money under false pretenses; dismiss
ed.
Mary Old. colored. breach Of the peace F.:
dismissed
Thomas Carr, colored. nuisance: one
day in jail.
John Fcntress. white, interfering with
oilicer: fined $3.50 and costs.
Henry Roberts, colored houscbrcak-
ing: sent TO the grand jury.
Charlie White, colored. larceny: con-
tinued ten days.
Andrew Washington, colored, larceny;
continued ten days.
George Johnson. colored. larceny: con-
tinued one day, bond $3.50.
George Washington, Charles Moore.
colored. drunk; fined 81 and costs.
Henry Staplcton, J. Il. Wallace. Jos.
strut, John Fentress. John O'Sheu
white, drunk; fined 81 and costs.
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Tl,ey.s,mn,hcd ,rhi-ur.

Daisy Thorn. living ut No. 40 Wolf
street. last night caused the arrest of
Cara Foster. AN attractive looking fc-
male boarder at her house, and Il young
white man who gave his name as c. II
stokes. both of whom she charged with
breaking up furniture at her house.
Both parties were lock ed up, but after
wards bailed for their appea rance in
the Police Court this morning
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TO Lecture oe Moury.

AT the regular monthly meeting of
pickett-Buchanan Camp. c. ", next
tuesday evening Col. w. H. Stewart,
or portsmouth. will deliver his lecture
on Commodore Maury. and all ex-Con-
1ederates, with their families and
friends. are invited and expected TO be
present In the camp hall. Academy of
Music building.
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Suits Entered.

Harrington & Goodman VS.. Nichols
d Wallace. in assumpsi;: damages 500.
Fisher K Son VS.. Nichols & Wallace.
in assunpsit; damages. $500.
John a. Griffith K Co. VS.. Nichols
& Wallace, in assumpsit: damages 5000.
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ELECTRIC COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
Current Furnished for ArchIis hts. In
candc5cent Lights ana Eie-
trio Motors.

for Printing Presses, Coffee Mills, Ele-
paiofs, FANS, etc, etc. Sold at reason
ablc rates by metre or fiat rate sva-
lem, as may be preferred by the con-
sumner JAS. l.. BELOTE -
orrn.eph3ne. 29l and 267. Sup't.
mhl5-su. W. FIR ,3m.
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OTEiCE or LIGHTHOUSE INsPEC-f
SOL, Inr' ruth District Baltimore. Md IS
M ", II. m9t-Proposnls Will be received
f,r, niI,:l1Al. the It'll day of April, 1886 far
y ,"tI.l'n Ma ana neliSering ProvisIons for
,,i Sse, I'm, mmu Light Stations in this Dis
H. ~, i@l. Forms. OF proposals and printed
,,hsirlctions; giving full narticillars y a.
a,eilVerE ana payment can be obtnined III:
ms ms Office. The right Is reserved to relS
J 1tei me Whole or part of my or ali bids.
' lhs Quantities specified or to require the
delivery delivery ut any time during the fiscal
coed one,thrd) of any item or article
hisMtloncd In the specifications, and n
c ca TO that effect will be inserted in
nc contract; Is. =. LAMBERTON
Commander U. S. NJ. Light-IIouse In.
SI'e.toI. mr1S,19,2
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FOR RENT.

For RENT-Two nice desira ia I ro,2r,,.,
with heat, gas. bath and all convent
encss; location Wet lrreemason street
Address H." Virginian office.
FOR RllNT-House ST Yarmouth street,
with all modern improN ements: posses.
sion can be given by the LIST OF becem-
Der. Apply 10 81 Butte street no2s-tf
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PROPOSALS..

Ot,nnr!cEi. ,t Of hiGHT-HoUsE INsPEC-
March II. Proposals viii be rcce Mia;
ruHs6 Isl 1Y.e The '; nh do u o. 9coek A. on
furnishing and delivering Fuel for tS.' y Tor
S 1Gn nnu Stations In this District. for
y iiscal year ending June 70. 1SsT
GinIti:nhs, giving full particulars us 10 tte
m,,niii, OF rlei required. the quantity and
~, ua, ,,,S ana the terms of delivery and.
, me United States reserves tho Fight it r.
n %gui ihc or dimiinsh during the fiscal
licie named I'm the spccifications ara
IN auae TO- that effect Will be Inserted II,
Inc LII, Gphtrnct; and the right to reject fanv
1I az bids ana TO waive defects theraiyn,
~ MISC reserved. u. +. LAMBERT6MIt.
. Jli'hiiiuer U. q. NJ, Light-House Dis.
- mrlS-l9-2I ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21

FOR SALE CHEAP.-Plans and specIfi-
cations for brick residence. drawn by
one OF the best architects in the
State. Address. Plans" this Office
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21

FOR SALE-rhree and n half shares of
stock West END News. Norfolk. Va
Apply TO Join II. WlNDER, Seaboari
Air Line Offices. Portsmouth, Va
noS-tf
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veloped. This with the nervous pros.
tr;ttion caused her death
J. >. Meyers, catcher and II. Jefferson,
pitcher, both OF New York. arrived mt
the Lexington last night They are Ia
FORM an important tart OF Jake Wells;
baseball aggregation.
Both factions Of the Republicans to-
night held conventions ami elected dele.
Gates to the state Convention The
In Mitchell meeting endorsed Chair
ai~ln Lamb aud the Allan faction con-
demned the Colonel
On account OF the failure Of The Ic.is-
iautre to make ample appropriation for
Inc Soldiers Home. the lsCard OF
visitors have found II necessary to cut
down the allowance for the inmates
Mnny little extras. such as apples. pteH
anu tobacco. cannot now bc provided.
The Home asked for an additional $1,000
per year. but the Legislature gave only
That amount for the two years.
a; II meeting OF The Richmond Riding
and Driving Association. held Tonight,
II was decided to have a spring race
meeting here on May 4. :. 6 and I.
Purses 10 INC amount of $4,000 will be
offered.
The Board of Police Commissioners
spent several hours to-niglt iuvcstiGat-
ing the case Of Policeman u. G. Lamp
kin. who Is churEcd with writing notes
To a yo,in:. lady of this city urging
her 10 meet him al Il house of bad re-
putation. The invcstiIa tion WAS no;
concluded. Police i.ampkln has been
on the force for number OF years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21

FOR SALE OR ENClIANGE-Onc j.
w. TUFTS Soda Fountain with fixtures.
tanks, patent glass washer ETC. com,
nlete. For particulars address p o.
Box 322, Suffolk Va. mhi4-lw
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Marriage Licenses,

John Phillips to cornelia Taylor col
ored.
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To Cure a Cold In One INV

TAKE laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
al druggists refund the money IL 1t fails
20 cure. go.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21
IN COURT YESTERDAY
A Small and UulmpOrtant Docket Headed
by Police Justice Burroughs.
AN oLD-JAIL BIRD SENT OH TO COURT.
hfc Was Charged with HouscbrenlS-
ing and Conviction Will Carry
with IL (" Term I'm the Pcnitcntlary
The Charge Against Daisy Thorn
Continued indefinitely.

Justice Burroughs had small and I'M
important Police Court docket yester-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21

FOR SALE-At barenin-ll5 satin
lined full dress coats and vests slightly
used; Address J. $. justin, d street.
N. W.. Washington, D. G. mhl7-lws
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Sometimes wiirA
the last spark of lils
seems almost extiu.
guished il is famed
into fame again by
prompt, vigorous ac.
ton. II is a mistake
however, to put OIL
action too long an
other mistake is TO
despair too easily,
Both these mistakes
are made IN dealing
" 18th disease, par.
hculariy with con-
sumption. II is neg
lcctcd at first until
someone names l..
t hen the nam c
strikes terror to the
mind ; the nature Of
the disease is nlis,iu-
q e RS TODD /: II is a
blood disease, set
tied i'll the lungs. If
II settled somewhere
else I he d doctors
would uiIn IL a d;f
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Having purchased the entire stock Of
LIQUORS. TOBACCO, etc. and all fur
niturc and fixtures in store No - Com
mcrcial Place. Norfolk. Va, lately the
property OF J. L. Fuford shall conduct
the retail liquor and tobacco business at
said store. Mr. j. Il. Fulford has been
TO transact said business for me-
March I, lsa6
S. r. FULFORD
Having been appointed agent to con-
duct the alloy. business for s. II. I'u!-
ford, ! would respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends ANA the pi lie
Ecncraily who may desire anything in
the liz. of liquors and tobacco.
March Z. 1886.
J. l.. FuLFORD,
marll -30d Agent
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nesday. Yesterday morning she grew
RAPIDLY worse. pneumonia having de-
veloped. This with the nervous pros
tr;ition caused her death
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NORFOLK PIANO AND ORGAN RE
pairing establishment 10 Bank street
III. II. liODGSON. Proprietor. mr20-lw'
i WISH TO INFORM MY CUSTOMERS
and friends that / have moved my
Dress Making Establishment to -
Mariner street. / will make dresses at
reduced prices for few days. MAD
AME WEBSTER. Inr2Q-3t
NoTICE!-THE OFFICE or THE Lo-
cal secretary and treasurer OF the OLD
DOMINION BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION is changed to ROOM 3,
CITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
w. II. SARGEANT. JR., Local Secre-
tary and Treasurer. mrG0-3t*
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
we have purchased I'LL the interest OF
MIR. llill in the business heretofore
conducted under the name and style
of HILL, GILL d CO. on the corner
of Water street and Commercial place
in the city Of Norfolk. The firm of
HILL, GILL IL co. having thus been
dissolved by mutual consent, we will
continue the business ut the old stand.
Dated this 18th day OF March 1896.
mr20-12t GILL & CLUEERIIjS
$500 IN CASH to any barber In town
who will excel JIM ARTIS, the Cham
pion Hair Cutter OF Wilson, give him
cali at PridEen's Shop,on Nash street:
satisfaction guaranteed in all the latest
styles of hair cutting. mrlS-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21

The Confederate Museum is now open
TO the public. AT meeting held to-day
the arrangements for Keeping ii open
were perfected The museum is in the
old Jefferson Davis mansion, formerly
the White House Of the Confedcracy
An admission fee OF % cents Is chang Il
every day except SATURDAY.. when it Is
open 10 the public without charge
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-21
CHINA DECORATORS

MRS. JENNY DELONEY RICE
teaches all the latest Partisan designs In
China Paintings, Tapestry, Pastel Water
COLLEGE.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SA ALE sound and gentle pony.
with phaeton and harness COMPLETE:
phaeton good as new and cost SIh0
alone: $50 takes the whole outfit. Cali
al II Wood street, Norfolk, Va
mh2l-3t
The sun., 1896-02-09

IN ErG"t tesSS % snEn%: I club THC ys:g
yacht club In the world. probably, can show o
series of moro llustrious names than the |. and
T. Yacht squadron mt P"la. The list OF mem
tercsting history of Austria and Hungary. con-
tanning many name which is deeply engraven
OF the psope o imS S we @ Of II s ss
and R"yS aesiy ySf Francis oseph Emperor
OF Austria, King Of bohemia, and Apostolic King
or hungary, the clubs flag officers nlone would
suice to recall the country's glorious past.
The second cousin Of the Emperor their re-
sspeGtive Grhndia,hers were brothers ,Archdnke
Our portrait Of the Arrhduk". reproduced by
special pcrmsso1i. shows him to be n knight Of
the Golden Fleece. He is y brother of the Queen
OF spain and a grandson of the celebrated
Marshal Archlnks Charles whose name is IN
tcrwoNcn with the vicissitudes the country has
undergone within the last hundred years.
The Commodore is Rear Admiral OF the
Pola. where he las owned several yachts which
he invariably calls Christa. His present pleas
carmen. while tn" best known OF his yachts
was Lord DuNrav,n's Walk yrie l.. now the prop
erty of Commentators Florio. an Italian yachts
man man nnd member Q; the |. and X. Yacht
The Archdukc Carl Stephan, who Is an en-
thusiastic lover OF TIE sport and an excellent
mana Mt the tillcr. acquired his taste for yacht
ing when. asGuitc n young man, he was sta, ing
EneeharI.M II a. On T G ss W, ,nH n,, h at
NJ that time sailed on board Mr. Tankervile
nhamberayne's arrow in one Of her last races.
me ArchuuEe also OWNS the One-rater lcricl
, he Nicc-i commodore for Hungary is II. r.
T.. Prince philipte Of SaXc-C4hurg Gotha. n
In Paris in ! sli he married in lSil the l'rin-
cess Louise of hrlginm. n sister OF the Austrian
trown Princess. The \ice-t Commodore owns
the con"-rntcr bora, built this year by Summers
" Payne lie is decorated with the order of
;i"G"lhcn Flee, and is in the Austrian navy.
He is an cnthusi stic yarhtsmon. and has done
much to forward the interest of the club.
p.,li lhe Tirc,H H"mm"dore for Austria is H. $ H.
Born in 1870 at E-gruh, in MOravin. he is tho
head of TINS illr.trious family and as such n
regning prince. He is n Knight of the Golden
Fleece and member of the Imperial Academy
The sun., 1896-02-09

orary member OF the club. Last year throe in
tefnet,onal races for sailing yachts OF and above
4O.rating were held. In each Of which q priyo
valued at E200 went TO the winner, and ESQ In
cash to the second yacht. There were also five
International races for nve-raters. while the
owner OF every sailing steam yacht coming
IRON the club.
At the close OF 1894 there were 600 members.
together with thirty honorary members. includ-
Ing hinc archdukeS three dukes. twenty mine
princes. thirty.four counts. twenty-four harons.
three marquiscs. seventeen noblcmen, four Adj
niirhls. ana nine Captains Of the navy. Tho
OTHER members are CONFUSED Of six ladies and
prlN9te RcntIernrh. twelve honorary members
cnvalry ana naval officers. Tho club registers
Sixty yachts. among which some mngnih-
cent steamers, Among the members of tho club
nre such well known yaChtsmpn rs II. II. III the
princo OF Wales, the Marquis ~ Ailsa, Lord
Duhrhveh. Mr. TankervillU Chnmberayne,
Capt, anderson Mr.. Hugh Mctalmont Mr.
frank lcyhournc PophRn. and Admiral baron
Lngc. In addition 20 the turevong t'uec Amer
lchls nre associated in membership IN this aris-
torrntic company. They are w. H. Vanderbilt,
{. Oliver lsrliu. ana james Gordon Renncu.
AT the recent regattas of the Imperial Uier-
nam Yacht club. ut lticl. the hnnors nf the
austrian club were well uphclh hy DIR. g. Won
1hrk. whose little icrrrshor onc.rater, Bubble.
showed clean rnr of heels to every thing in
her own class. Unfortunately. through the
spiittinp OF her mainsail. shr prevented
from competing during the latter end of tho
The sun., 1896-02-09
4 mo EIILW.ir DRITHRIDGE.


Tho new Harlem River railroad bridge Mt l34th
est railway drawbridgc in the world and one OF
the very few fnur-track bridges in existence.
The cost OF this bridge. erected by the New York
Central karoal. will he more than 5000. 900.
1t is Of steel and iron. and the viuduct rests ON
three columns. On the northern sido OF the
bridge the span is 1870 feet. The whole length
of the bridge is $50 feet nud it, breadth 5S. At
the centre the draw span +, Gi feet high and ut
the ends 20 feet higl,, III" plans for the cons,rnc
tion Of the bridge having provided that at 10
point was the bridge tO ho less than 81 clear
fect abuvc high water At sprln% tide, The
weight of the draw Is to be 300 tons. The en-
frances to tie bridge Oh both sides are Of ma
sonry and the height Of the bridge j. such thnt
the grade 0f the railroad has 10 be raised Oh VIA
ducts both north and south of the river.
The new bridge wien completed will hc
broad enough for the passing OF l"ur trains at a
time and will increase greatly the facilities
afforded by the Central Railroad company to
passengers coming into New York. TINS Il m
important consideration whrn II is recalled that
not only do the trains OF the Now York Central
utilize It's terminal facilities In MS city, hut
also the New YORK and New llnNcn Railrond,
CORPORATION having. relatively "a the amount OF
ircrlt carried the InTgc~i Pas thger bus'ncs,
Of all roads of similar length in the United
large su bnf ban business, aud the New York and
New England. Work Is proceeding RAPIDLY on
the bridge, but II Will DO sVlIe months before 1t
10 completed.
The sun., 1896-02-09

gary. whose headquarters are at Pola, the finest
harbor on tho Adrintic. The idea of forming
yacht club in Austria was advocated by His
Serene Highness Prince Batthyani- Strattmann,
In conjunction with n few noblemcn and gentle
men owning yachts. The scheme was seconded
by His Imperial and Royal liighness Archduke
Carl stephan, Admiral Baron Daubebsky Won
Sterneckza Ehrenstein. and numerous naval Of
fcers. At meeting held on June 2S. 1890, at
Vienna. 1t was proposed that yacht club should
be called into life, as patriotic institution to
further shipbuildnG and give employment to
the coast!ng population of the Adriatic. This
being carried unanimously, it was resolved to ask
his Majesty, the Emperor of Austria to accept
the patronage OF this club and to grant permis-
sion to fly the flag of the imperial and royal
navy. His Serene Iiighness Prince Heinrich
Won und 2u Liechtenstein and Prince Egon Hoh-
enloho Waidenburg SChillingsfurst wero re-
quested to sign petition and present the same
to his Majesty, and further to request His In