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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21
WILL NOT WE'D A MARQUIS
The Ardent Lover of General
Beauharnais Sent to
Stockton.
She Declares Her Scn.in.Law's Anxiety
to Get Her Property Caused
the Trouble.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANc1sco GALL, |

$40 DrOaQW way OcJ. ~.
Mrs. Virginia Coonradt, the widow, who
made all necessary arrangements for her
wedding with Marquis de Beauharnais at
the Glrard Hotel last week and invited q
number of friends to the affair without
having consulted the Marquis, was de-
clared insane by the Lunacy Commission
ers this afternoon. She was ordered con-
fined at the Stockton Asylum.
at the time of her peculiar actions the
family decided to have her mental condi-
ton inquired into, but she found it out
and left before they could detain her. She
was arrested at the Hotel Alexander in
San Francisco yesterday and was brought
to the county jail to await the examina-
ton. She charges her son-in-law with
wanting to put her out of the way so as to
secure her property.
"The whole trouble said she, isis on
account of the house l own at Piedmont
Heights. Frank Ely wants it, having
lived there over four years and only paid
$50 rent. It was agreed when be moved in
he should pay me $12 month and give
me my room and board. / was not going
to marry Mr.. de Beauharnais, although we
love each other dearly. The preparations
at the hotel were not for wedding, but a
party. / only said we were to be married
as q joke"
Robbed of Jewels.
OAKLAND, CAL. Oct. 20. A robbery
committed last July has been reported to
the police and a reward of 500 offered for
the recovery of the articles taken. Sus-
picion pointed to member of the house
hold, and to avoid publicity the head of
the house decided to locate the thief, but
failed, and at this late date appeals to the
police. There is little hope of recovering
The articles or catching the thief.
Doing Good Work.
: OAKLAND, CAL, Oct 20. - Ex- Mayor
William r. Davis has been one OF the
most active campaigners of this county for
the Republicans this year, and is to be
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21
Cruelty to a Baby.

David Fleming and his wife Mary were ar
rested yesterday afternoon by officers Hol-
brook and McMurray of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children on the
charge of cruelty to their 3-monthsold baby.
They were occupying q fat at 83A Mission
street, which was in filthy condition. Both
were drunk when arrested. week ago Mrs.
Fleming was arrested on q similar charge, but
was released on her own recognizance by
Judge Conlan on her promise to reform.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21
CoIored Republicans.

OAKLAND, CAL, Oct. 20. - The Colorec
American Mckinley Club of. Oakland and the
Afro-American leagues OF Oakland and San
Francisco will hold mass-meeting on the 21st
inst, at the Republican National League Hall,
on Broadway.
Several prominent speakers from the State
Central Committee will address the meeting
The club quartet will render number of up
to-date campaign songs. Mrs. NoamI Ander-
SON will defend the cause of wemans suffrage.
This meeting will be under the direct super
vision of the State Central Committee Charles
Felix Lofon is president OF the Oakland Club.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21

kept busy until election day. He will
speak in Marin County tomorrow. and on
Friday he will take part in the local dem
onstration by the National Republican
Club at the Exposition building. Satur-
day he will speak in Stockton, and next
week go to Yolo County.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21

Bannon's Friends Indorse Candidates.
The following candidates were Endorsed at
the grand testimonial benefit rendered re-
Gently to Malachi Bannon by his many friends
at Mission Turn Verein Hall: q. L. Taylor,
Philip Hammond, G. P. Wetmore, Carroll
Cook, Conlan. Campbell Treadwell, Low, NJ.
Welch. Philip Code, James Britt, E. Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21
Encinal City Notes.

The Republican Drill Corps has decided
definitely to attend the Mckinley demonstra-
ton at San Jose next Saturday.
The City Trustees have decided to extend
the fire alarm system and place electric lights
over each box.
William Hammond has petitioned for letters
testamentary on the estate of Alfred, Ethel and
Mabel Wiber minors. The estate consists of a
$1,000 life policy from their father.
Mrs. C. Hansell of the Leona Is worrying
over the disappearance of S. Cohen, boarder,
who left yesterday in ill-health for short
walk.
Marshal Rogers has received notice from
Chief Lloyd OF Oakland to be on the lookout
for gang of hotel thieves.
DR.. E. E. Kelly, ex-State president and
delegate to the Washington convention, will
be the principal speaker at the Christian En-
deayor rally to be held Friday evening, the
Both, in the interest of the 1897 convention.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21

The average length of life among Paris.
born families is twenty-eight years and
one month,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21

Pontoon bridges with copper pontoons
were invented by the French.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21

the railroad attorney talk about free silver.
As may be expected, this expose of Mr..
Mofitt's absent-mindedness has caused q
great deal of talk in Oakland Democratic
circles, and the end of the talk is not yet
reached.
High Out on Bail.
OAKLAND, CAL, Oct. 20.-Judge ELS
worth admitted ex-editor Gavin Dhu
High to bail in the sum of $3.50 pending
the hearing of habeas corpus proceedings.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21
GREAT CREDIT SALE!
Aa Road and Draft Horses. IN
Brood Mares and Mules /!
BRED AND RAISED BY
HON. l. U. SHIPPEE,
TUESDAY, OCT. 27, 1885,
AT 10 A. NJ, AT
DISTRICT FAIR GROUNDS,
STOCKTON, CAL,
CONTINUING FROM DAY TO DAY.

The above stock, the property Of Mr.. W. A.
Shppee, con sisting Of lao head OF Fine Mules, 80
Brood Mares with foal to Jacks and Draft Stall
lions, 40 Head Draft Mares and Geldings, $50
Head Of Colts, Geldings and Fillies by California,
Lambert, Hawthorne, Campaign and other stand
ard horses out of selected mares.
On all amounts over $3.50 liberal credit viii
be given, proportionate TO amounts purchased.
Apple ations for credit must be made to Mr.
Sbippee previous to this sale.
The sale of Mules and Draft Animals will take
place Tuesday and Wednesday. Trotting Fflies
and Geldings will be sold on Thursday.
For further particulars address w. A. SHIP
PEE, Stockton, or the undersigned
KILLIP & CO., Auctioneers,
IL Montgomery St., S. #.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-21
DOING Good Work.

OAKLAND, CAL, Oct. 20. - Ex-Mayor
William r. Davis has been one OF the
most active campaigners of this county for
the Republicans this year, and is to be
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
CAROLINA
WILSON.

Wilson. N. c.. March H. (SpeciaL)-
Mr.. w. Il. Young left yesterday for u
short business trip to Claton. N. Z.
Judge Cannon and MIR. j.. w. lSarnes
returned yesterday from Raleigh, n. c.,
where they were present nj the meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Atlantic
Hotel. ut Morchead City. N. G.
Mr.. Alex. Green. of Whitaker. N. c..
who has been in our city for Il few days.
left yesterday for his hpme.
Mr.. Sam. Parker, onS OF our enter
prsing young citizens. left yesterday
for N0wberne. n. {.
The charming and fascinating Miss
Eva Anderson. who has been OH Il short
visit to friends and relatives in Tar
Doro, y. c.. returned home yesterday,
accompanied by Miss Sallie Parker.
Watch out for Tho Times tomorrow
Miss Francis Porter OF Joseph, Mo-.
Is visiting friends and relatives In the
city.
Some OF our telephone wires are up
ana IL is very welcome sight indeed.
MARRfE Enthusiastically evening at 3
o'clock. ut the residence OF the brides
father on Green street MIR. Walter c..
Sudler and Miss Florence May Taylor,
Elder p. ID. Guld. officiating. Mr. Ma
rion Williams acted as best man, and
Miss Rosa Drake as first maid of honor:
Mi Sadler Is one OF the rising young
printers of this place and bids fair to
become one of our leading young citi-
ZrnS.
The meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Atlantic Hotel took place yesterday
at the Marlboro House, In Raleigh. n. c..
The stockholders present were: Mr.. Ash
by Horn, of Clnton. n. c.: Mr.. T. w.
Barncs, of Wilson. n. c.: Major w. "a.
Guthrin. representing Col. j. S. Carr,
OF Durham. N. c.: Judge IL. O.. Con
nor. representing Branches estate, OF
Wilson. n. G. The hotel will be opened
next summer. In good hands.
We are very sorry to announce that
Mrs. T. Nj. anderson Is very III, but we
wish her Il speedy recovery.
The colorod boy who was hit with Il
brick last Sunday, Is very Ill and the
medical authorities are afraid lie will
not recover.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
(Communicated.)

The subject OF this sketch was the son
CT Mr.. Robert y. and Mrs II. f. Hutch
ms, born In this city June 7. 1915. and
died in Colorado Springs. Col. at D.
m Thursday. March s. 1896. He lacked
only few months of being u years
old. and up to IL short while ago he
WIGS in full health and strength, but
that dread diseaSe-consumptio
tened It's destroying germs, and after
an absence of seven weeks In the far
West he died in his mothers arms The
messenger came suddenly. but found
L!nwood ready. Though so young he
had been for several years Il consistent
member of Court Street Baptist Church.
and teacher in the Sunday School.
OF kindly, sympathetic nature, he
was beloved by all with whom he came
in contact. and now that the last sad
rites have been performed the large
family and numerous friends feel more
keenly than ever the great loss sus-
tanned by the ending of his life-e life
so full of hope and promise of being a
man who would reflect credit on his
parents and be an honor TO the city,
And the sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty will be extended to the heart brok
en- mother and devoted father I'm this
their time of great bereavement.
a FRIEND.
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. y. c.. March ll.-(spe-
cial)-Mr. Il. w. Jones. formerly of the
Jones Manufacturing Company, of his
city. but now of Maryland is here on a
short business trip.
The confirmation of the sale of tho
Jones Manufacturing Company's mill
70 the ROPER Lumber Company. which
LOOK place several days ago. will take
place al the Courthouse Monday. where
the supreme Court viii be In session
Mayor {. G. Pool is quite sick at his
home. on Lawrence street
Most of our merchants. who have been
10 New York purchasing their spring
stock OF goods, have returned.
The closing exercises of the Elizabet n
city public school will begin M In
Cohrt-house tonight. 1t promises to be
Il very interesting programme and the
public should attend and witness ma
results OF the good work done at that
institution during the past wear.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
4 New IlIun,innnf.

VI rum the lsOnuOn DAILY NewS)
Another conquest of light Is NJ Charles
lienry's sulphate OF zinc. NJ. Henry Is
a French saVant of the school OF high
er studies. who has revealed the pow
er OF sulphate of zinc to absorb sun
light and give 1t back In the dark. Pou-
DIRE de riz made with this mineral gives
soft luminosity to n fair young face.
lady cyclist busted all over with this
powder is in herself lamb on a pitch
dark night. The luminous pigment is
not liable to be spoiled by damp. by
carbolic acid. or by any weak acid. IL
rcsists rain If united to some strongly
cohesive body. There is house in Tho.
Rue de l-onEchamps where q window
less set of rooms is lighted with IT. The
lady of the house receives there her
friends at five O'clock" The apart
ments seem bathed in moonlight, the
curtains are as If studded with glow
worms. the ceiling scintilutes The
furniture looks as If rubbed with phos-
phorus. The play of this HIGHT on COL
orcd objects gives one the impression Of
Aladdins underground palace. Often
they take the rich, glowing tones of
the topaz, ruby, and emerald This
powder does not lose its brilllancy If
used in starch or size. a black dress
trimmed with lace made luminous by
ii is more than bcwitching
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
a Dangerous PInce.

There is a hole near the plank walk
in front Of the Portsmouth Lumber
Company's office, on Crawford street,
that Is dangerous and should be attend
ed 10 at once before some one is seriously
injured Just at this point there is
shadow from the electric light. and if
any one. in passing. should step one side
they will strike this hole. and before
they knew where they are they find
themselves in the mud under this office.
Saturday night Il man fell through
there. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
nights some one fell in II. Fortunately
no one was injured. II was near this
point that Mrs. Thomas fell last summer
ana came near loosing her life. Ii is
the duty of somebody TO either put rail
around 1t or fill 1t up entirely. y word
10 the wise Is sufficient.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
JUST A FEW POINTERS
Local Matters Put In Condensed Form to
Accommodate Those Who Read Hurrledly.
ANOTHER CHICKEN THIEF IN THE CITY.
The New Police commissioners to
Qualify Immediately Continued
Meetings m Centrni Gl,ureh-Thc
Approaches 10 the Cemeteries to
BE lu,prcved-Uendy in October.

High Constable Ripley has an eS-
tremely i'll child.
The rain yesterday was of great bene-
fit to the farmers.
The March term of the County Court
will begin Monday.
Rev. j. G. Lennon preached at Central
NJ. e. Church last night.
There was nothing of interest in the
Mayors Court yesterday
The meeting at Wright Mcrnorial
Church closed Tuesday night.
The new steamer Hampton Roads Is
expected to be here In a few days.
DR.. a. L. Owen will finish his sermon
on the difference between Baptist and
Catholics Sunday night
~ guard from Williamsburg arrived
here yesterday and carried Mr.. Edward
Borum TO Williamsburg.
The entire baseball team will reach
here to-day and will receive q warm
welcome from the enthusiast SITS.
Attention is called to ad. of ]. S. Wei
lener. in which he offers fancy bred eggs
for Matching purposes for sale.
MesSrS. Hurst & Fass received the first
installment of Newport shad yesterday
that has been here this season.
Judge Prentis overrulrd Il motion for
new trial in the suit Of w. II. Bur-
roushs & Bro. VS.. y. G. Pctrie.
Work on the sewer house cannot be
commenced until after the meeting Of
the Council next Tuesday night.
Mr.. Edward Bernard qualified in the
Hastings Court on the estate OF Mrs.
Sable Purcell. deceased. Bond, SIS.
The Battleship Committee will hold u
meeting al the Board of Trade rooms,
in this city. at noon on Monday next.
1t is said that the Water Company
Will have Il new 20-inch. cast-iron main
laid between Portsmouth and Suffolk
by the first of June.
The dealers in horses in Norfolk mus,
be doing Il tremendous business, judg-
Ing from the number that pass through
Portsmouth every day.
The meeting at Central Church will
be continued all this week Rev. Mr..
Jolliffff will preach tonight, Rev DR..
Young on Friday night
The new Police Commissioners will
qualify right away. but there will be
no meeting until the regular April meet
ing. as thsre is nothing 10 do.
The machinery al the cotton factory
has been kept moving night and day
all this week. SO as To timber II up and
get 1t in good condition TO begin work
next week.
The Southern States Telephone Com
pany, of Baltimore, VIII be ready for
business In this city by October l. 1886
They have secured several hundred sub
scribers in this city alone.
II now looks as II there will be q brick
walk laid from one cemetery to the other
This is something that has been needed
for long time and 1t Will be gladly
welcomed ijy The public generally
\ chicEc II raided Mr.. Lewis re-
sidence, ndon street, Tuesday
night, amt :, ricd off thirty head, not
wiihstandint. 4 number Of the thieves
have been caught. there Is still some OF
them In the business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
Highest Of all in Leavening Gov. Report
Il>AL B BaziI2g
ABSOLUTELY gDgyHE
Highest of all in Lcavening Power1atest 81 ca,
ABSOLUTELY EDgyRE

pathological condition of the body foPi
me time being. Other plates showed ne
euliar apparitions in the shape of elec.9
.rlcal discharges I'm cases OF lacteal fever
typhus. and other diseases. /, Il
:, oeVcfai OF his pictures are quite start
mas, ana an attempt at explanation
would lead upon the verge OF a field
which Is still wrapt In mystic darkness
.nat or spirltistic apparlttons. There Isl
p,ale where two hands are shown or
ioste cach other. with free space be.
n, the finger tips. This space IS
n.ieu win strong radiations of electric
sinlhs, OF. let US say. electrical dis,
iScs' Won Judko explains that these
, the hands of a man and woman q.
I've win each other. whose mutual at
s,,,, IS expressed in the strong cur.
,e"e OF electricity connecting TIA ona
, ia win the other. AS proof of thIs.
he e SHOWS the picture Of the opposed
, nd,rss VI Two women. who are perfectly
rron, ~ 10 each other. The radiation
nn T"' INC finger tips OF these hands ia
"ny very feeble and not STRAIGHT towarS
or u.,,er but directed sideways.
| ", course. objections will be made ana
| th,t ,' volunteered by scientists.
c,ec,r ~" aliference In the strength cf
AWAY :, uaseharses may be explained
ING, ,Me uegree OF moisture In the sI,in ~
III n,S iact IS also appreciated Nv von
| .ho, ana the simple slatine, of a. =.
~ suiilcieht; 1t is necessary 70 nro,,s
a sLe uGsree OF Influence of moisture mnot
b nforo discharges by the human bnJv
nn, ,w attempting to dlsprove the die.
ros,o ana ,hss these lines will contribute to
,"h.eh me interest OF the sclentItic ,noris
upoh theSe most attractive cxnsr,noat
VI Nnh Judko, which furnish s,,ch =
mvu'tn OF new suggestions that r. NAV
pay 10 investigate them very caref,i1,
as 10 their scientific value. iiE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
NnXy.Snrd Notes.

The Essex arrived IN Hampton
Roads from New York yeste rday morn
ing. and will probably come up to the
yard on Friday.
Comma ndcr j. q. Green. equipment
officer at the yard. is detached from
the 2Gth and ordered to command the
L. S. =. Marion. now on the Pacific
coast.
A general court martial is ordered to
convene at the yard OH the 18th for
the trial OF enlisted men.
Two men applied for work yesterday
and because their rating was not what
they thought 1t should be. they refused
TO go to work.
The new general store-house is near
ing completion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
iIjI:NFOS.

Edenton. n. c., March 11-(Spccial1-
Bundle Party was given at Rcn's
Opera House last night by the members
of st. PauPs Church, for the bene1it of
the Episcopal Orphanage.
Jay scott. ESQ. of Elizabeth City,
was In town yesterday
After being quite dry for several DAYS.
we are now having IL rainv.
The date OF the appearance Of the
Japanese troup In our town has been
changed from Friday and Saturday
nights of this week. to Monday and
Tuesday nights of next week
MI; John Old. Of Norfolk. is in Eden
ton this morning
Mr. -. j. Warren visited Norfolk yes.
terday on business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
heath orMr. yirciniu. Grnnt

Mr.. Nirginius Grant. u well-known
young man, died at the residence of
his mother. No. 622 Bart street. yester-
day after a lingering illness Of several
months, in the Goth year OF his age He
was member OF Portsmouth Lodge. No
1G, *. of P, and Atlantic Division, No |,
u r.. X. of p, consistent member OF
Central NJ. T.. Church. and died in the
hope OF rcaping that reward that is
promised all who prove faithful to the
end. His funeral will be conducted
from Central NJ. f. Church Sunday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
Not satisncd win ,he New cab,ne,

Rome. March 1.-THE Tribuna ex
presses dissatisfaction with the new Cab
met which it fears. is not possessed of
sufficient energy 10 solve the grave cues
lions which are pending
The Italia says IL Is 4 ministry of re-
Election and must be judged by its
works.
The Fanfulla and Escrcito approve the
construction of the new Cabinet and
believe that Parliament will support IT.
The Riforma. firm supporter of Girls
pi, makes violen, attack upon the new
ministry, which II says has no settled
programme.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
Eneoumtored "a Gale and Foundcred

Richmond Va, March IA Newport
News special TO the Dispatch says: The
ere" of the schooner James y. Ogden,
Captain James Summers. which sailed
from here last week for Aliyn's Point,
with Il cargo of coal, were brought back
last night. having been rescued from
their vessel last Friday just before she
foundcred. $50 miles from Cape Henry.
The ogden encountered terrific gales
sosn after passing through the Capcs,
and for two days she was tossed about
like Il cookie shell. The crew had a ter
rible experience. Eugene Nickerson. the
first mate, had one of his legs broken du-
ring the hurricane. There were eight
feet of water in the Inflated schooner
when she was deserted by her crew
The foundered schooner was owned by
York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
I.Ir'FI.EfON.

Littleton. y. c.. March 11.-(Specjan
MISS Heptinstall. who has been yisIiinp
Mrs. Robert Morris. of this place, re.
turned 10 her home. in Enfield Ia ST
week, accompanied by Mrs. Morris.
Mr.. George Leach. OF New York. is
spending few days here with his
brother, Capt. j. p Lcath.
The Seaboard Air Line day operator
here is off on a trip. Mr.. May, OF Macon.
Is working relief.
Mrs. DIR. Green. of Warrenton. wSo
has been spending some time here with
her daught"" are. DIR. Picot, re.urned
home yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
PORTSMOUTH II E,YVS
Very Important N.ys, News.

Washington. March IA change In
me commanders OF the Marion. now.
on her way from Coquimbo to Valpar-
also, was ordered to-day. Com,nai,cer
James G. Greene was directed to re-
iieVe Commander ID. W. Mullen. who
was ordered home and granted Oslo
months leave.
The Essex arrived at Fort Monroe
to-day. She will convey naval apprcn-
tees back to Newport. r. l. The Mon
terey left San Francisco Yesterday for
Fort Angeles. Washington. to go into
dry-dock. The new Government dock at
Port Orchard. near Port Angeles, is
completed and the Monterey will be
the first vessel to enter. The Marion
lett Coquimbo to-day for Valparaiso.
The monitor Monadnock has come In
10 San Francisco from her seatrial. She
made Tx knots and behaved admirably
Ihe officers who came on from the East
were pleased The commander Is quot
ed as saying the vessel is n perfect
type of It's class and deserves to be
called the pride of the navy" The ma
chinery worked without 81 hitch and
the vessel proved 10 be Il good sea-goer
y telegram received al the Navy De
partment to-day contained the news
tina; Lieut.. W. c. Babcock, l.. S. ~,
executive officer of the Michigan, is
lying dangerously III ut the University
Club. New York. The telegram said
there was still some hope of his recovery.
Later.-Lieut. William lsabcock, excl
cutive officer of the United States steam
ship Michigan. died at the University
Club, TWEEN ty-SiXth street and Madison
avenue. shortly after o'clock this even
ing, after an illness lasting ten days.
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rauera, ofMrs. sullivan.

The funeral of Mrs. Nora Sullivan
took place yesterday morning from
st. Paurs Catholic Church. Solemn re-
quirem was said for the reposc of her
soul by Father Brady. AT the conclu-
sion the remains were taken to Oak
Grove Cemetery for interment The
following gentlemen acted as pali-bear-
ers: Thomas Hughes. Michael O'Bricn.
Thomas Nee. John Shaughnessy, Thos
LaWless and Peter Y. johnson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-12
JACKSON.

jackson. y. c.. March 1l.--(SpcciaD-
MI >. j. Calvert has returned from
Edcnton. y. c.. where he has been for
several days on professional business.
The contra ctors. Messrs. Calvert ..
Howell. have just completed n large
warehouse 1T the depot. for Messrs
Weaver d. Gray.
The Northampton and HEREFORD rail
road seem to have all they can do haul
ing suano and logs for the GUNNER
Company at Bcrkley Va