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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-30
HAVERFORD BEATEN.
Cheltenham Won the Cricket Mate
With the Americana.

Cheltenham Won the Cricket Match
With the Americans.
CHELTENHAM, Eng, June 3o.-The
cricket match between the Haverford. Pa.
eleven and an eleven from Cheltenham Col
legc was concluded today. Cheltenham won.
In their first innings yesterday Haverford
made 154. Cheltenham went in and scored
1s5 for eight wickets. Play was resumed
today and the Cheltenham eleven was put
out for go runs.
Haverford in the second innings made I56.
or total of 80 for the two innings. Chel-
tenha.n IN the second innings made IS for
six wickets, total of 315, thus winning the
game by five runs and four wlckets.
Capt. Lestar Of the Haverfords in the
second innings made 81, Howson made 2l.
Adams IA and Mifflin 13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-30
GONE TO WISCONSIN.

Representative BabcOck Left for His
Home This Afternoon.
Representative Babcock. chairman Of the
republican congressional committee, left
this afternoon for his home in Wisconsin.
If he is absent any length of time, Vice
Chairman Apsley will act as chairman of
the committee, position that he filed with
credit and ability several times during the
last campaign.
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Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed to
them to any address in the United
States or Canada. by ordering II At
this ONCE. in person or by letter. or
postal card. Terms: 13 cents per
week; 70 cents for two weeks. or 80
cents per month Invariably In ad.
vance. Subscribers changing their
address from one Post-oflce to
another should give the last address
~ well a. the new one.
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Military Reservation Turned Over.

By direction Of the President, all that
portion Of the military reservation of Fort
Macomb. La, which lies on the east side
of Chef Mentaur Pass has been trans
ferred to the Secretary of the Interior for
disposition under the law. 1t being no Ion
ger required for military purposes.
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THE YEARS DEFICIT.
1t VIII Probably BE About $2j 800. 900
The Present M0nth's Showing.

The indications now are that the excess
of government expenditures over receipts
for the fiscal year ending today will be
about So, 100000, as compared with a de-
felt of about $43,00O.U0o for the fiscal year
1895. The receipts for the present month
will exceed the expenditures by about ST.
100000.
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Continued on Eighth Page.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21
Compliment, to n portamou,h nov.

The following beautiful compliment
was rendered Rev. Father Walsh. 8
former Portsmouth boy. on Wednesday
last on his departure from Lynchburg
| TO new field OF duty. I'm describing the
ccasion, the Lynchburg News of the 18th
says:
An impressive occasion at the home OF
the Y. NJ. l. on the conner CT Church
| and Twelfth streets, .wais the farewell
| concer; to Rev. Father Walsh last night
~ large and representative audience was
present. The programme OF the evening
was introduced with a musical selection
on the piano and violin. by Miss Bessie
Carter and Prof. Ottatano. 1T Was an
exquisite piece of music and was rem
dered with delightful effect. Miss Alice
MoNamara sang u beautiful solo I'm a
most expressive manner Mr. j. r..
Desmond gave vocal solo. which was
50 much appreciated by the audience
that he was compelled to respond to an
encore. His second sorg was a humor-
GUS selection. which was received with
hearty applause. This was followed by
a beautiful song rendered by Mr.. james
A. Roberts selection on the piano
ana violin was rendered by Miss Bessie
Carter and Prof. Ottaiano. Mr.. j. r.
Gilioyle sang to his own accompaniment
on the guitar n very beautiful song.
The address of farewell to Rev Father
Walsh was delivered by Mr.. f. j. Doher-
", VINO stated that Father Walsh'S de-
parture to Manassas and Warrenton wal,
regarded by the people with unmiXed
sadness Father Walsh, he said. had
endeared himself to the entire communi-
" He had been in Lynchburg, n was
true, only year. but In that time had
Impressed himself upon thre lives of the
young men in marked degree. and they
mad all sought to profit by his example
ana advice. The Bishop had seen fit to
promote Father Walsh to a, higher po-
sNion, and while they We're glad to see
MIN promoted, they could not refrain
from Srieving at the separation from one
they had learned to love. They hoped
one day he would return to them and
they would assure HIM shat when he
uiu he would receive every welcome Mr..
Doherty brought his address to a close
IN most feeling manner stating that
Rev. Father Walsh's presence here had
been one of the brightest experiences OF
their lives
Mr.. t. j. Murray in a few appropri-
ate words. presented Father Walsh with
purse. which, he said, was q token OF
their regard for him.
Mr. L. j. Manning Jr., as president Of
the auxiliary Y. NJ. l. and on behalf of
ehat institution, presented Father Walsh
with handsome gold-headed cane. Mr.
Manning stated In presenting the cane
mat II was a slight token of the high
esteem In which Father Walsh was re-
garued by the Catholic young men,
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Religious.

Owens Memorial Church, j. X. Jolliff.
paStor|Sunday school. 9l5 a. m.
Prea ching, IL a. m. and Sis p. m. Morn
ing subject. Am My Biother's Keep
err evering subject. Christ and the
Wage Garner"
Friends Evangelistic Church-Sunday
school. $3.50 a. M. All scholars WISHING
TO attend the picnic are requested to be
present. Preaching. II a. M and 8 d. m.
Evening subject. THE Writer'S Ink
Horn and the Marked Preserved" fol-
lowed by season of prayer All inter
ested In special revival work are request
ed 10 be present. Prayer and praise, ser.
vice at 3 p. m.
South Street Baptist Church, Rev. T.
ID. Mitchell. paytor-ServIces TODAY as
follows: Sunday school. $3.50 a. m. and
preaching IL a. m. and 80 p. M. Morn.
Ing subject. "Missions:" evening subject
The Christians Journey. Invitation and
promise On Monday at p. M. lecture
by DR.. Broughton. Subject. Folks OF
The Living Museum of Human CurIosi.
ties"
Monumental. Church-Sunday school
9:lb a. IN. Preaching II a. m. and s;15 d
m. by pastor, Rev. l.. b. Betty. ED
worth League Friday Sis D. m.
Fourth Street Baptist Church-Rey. Fl
j. Roberts, recently from New York
State, will preach morning and night
The pastor Will be absent. alt Henderson
G. Hours of services IL a. m. ard S
p. m. Sunday school at 9:l5 a. m.
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wlLiOS.

Wilson, N c.. Jung 2O-(SpeciaD-
Misses Fannie and Emma Lee Nelson. OF
Florence. S. c., are visiting Mr. w. T..
Farmer
Miss Matte Barron. OF Edgecombe
county. who has been visiting Edito:
p. d. Gold and family. left yesterday for
her home
Mrs. ]. G. Rawles returned yesterday
from Four Oaks.
Presiding Elder r. H Hall, OF Fayette-
willie. n. c. passed through our city yes
terday.
Judge ConnoH returned yesterday from
Raleigh.
MIR. Henry Blount returned home yes
terday.
Mr.. Ernest Deans returned yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Tyson. of Rocky Mount.
was in our city for a few days last week
lsASEBALL.-IThe following of our
baseball team went up 20 Black Creek
yesterday and defeated that team by a
score Of 16 to l: S. NJ Sandus, " BY
mum. w. Person. d. Tyson, S. Anderson,
L. Walls. d. Molly. j. Whitehead, X.
Wilkins. +. Jourdan, r. Farmer and
w. ChurchwclI.
Miss Willie r. Earl, of Nashville, n.
c.. IS visiting Sheriff Crowell
Sheriff Arlington, of Nash county,
pasted through our city yesterday
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NAVAL. REsERv ES.
The Entire Corps VIII he orr DUTY
Next Week.

ReleIvh " q, Juup IN -(SnnclnN-
Tbe,,o or, +l,roa decisions az N,v,I R,
sarvos In th,s =, -,tn ,nd -, ni,i,.,v hand.
ouar,ars her. n Is, ,snid~th a antirn force
WIN he on dutv rayi week. with some
thing, like l50 officers and men inc,id-
Ing thc .t,ry .rho divisions ara n, wTN-
mington Kirs,on ma J,Iiynbeth C,ttv
MIR IT X Rrawer xecretory of tho
Roa I'd os AprirIyture vas called tn sal
isbury to-day by n telegram saving his
hrothar-Ipfny NJr 1 stewart adttor
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Grand sIoonIight Excursion.

ocean Council, r. A., In accordance
with their usual custom, will celeb, n I q
Royal Arcanum day. which falls on
Tuesday next. with moonlight excur-
sion to Old Point and the Canes. The
steamer Northampton has been charter
ed for the occasion. There will be a
band of music on board to entertai In
those who go. Arrangements have been
made with the proprietors of the Hy-
gela Hotel TO allow all who may desire
TO do so the privilege of lancing In the
Hotel Pavilion These excursions have
been given from time to time by Ocean
Council. and have always been success
ful Each and every member is a com
mutee of one 10 see that the best of or
der prevails. If you miss II you will
have cause 10 feel sorry for It, For fur
ther particulars see adj, in another col.
umn, and purchase a ticket beforehand
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HALIFAX

Halifax. n. c., June 2O.-(SpecaD-
a very select german of twenty-seven
couples. complimentary to the visiting
young ladies. was given at THE South
ern Hotel, last night. Mr.. Edwin Gre
CORY, who was chief ball manager and
leader Of the centennial commencement
dances of the University. and press-
dent of the University German Club, led
with Miss Bessie Wood, of Edenton n.
c.. and with his usual grace and ease.
Several couples We're invited from each
OF the adjoining towns.
A Colonial Tea" under the auspices
and for the benefit OF the Baptist Church.
will be given on the Courthouse lawn
Tuesday night.
a Grown Party" was given at the
residence Of J. Frank Brlnkley last even
ing.
The Democrats, at their primary held
IN the Courthouse yesterday, declare
for silver by majority vote of only Ia.
Delegates were instructed accordingly.
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lawrence &c welton, aaI High stree,

For one week only will sell the follow.
ing goods:
log printed dim.ties, Sc yard.
l2t.c. and l6 2-3c. printed lawns eHc
ward 49,
l2hc. book fold g,nghams, 6hc. ward
sc. and lOc. dress ginglaams. &c. ward.
Lancaster and Amoskeg apron cling.
hams. &c. yard
Androscoggin and Barker Mills, best
yard wide bleached sheet.ng. GAc. yard.
l0-4 bleached sheeting-you know the
brand-special price for this weeb l9c
yard. 80
Ladies Shirt Wasts-50c. quality 3sc.
each Toe. quality SOC each; 81 QUALITY
zoe. each
Underwear and Hosiery-Ladies' ribt.
ed vests. sc. each. or soc. dozen: Ia dies
ribbed vests. white and cream, with sana
In arm ana neck, 10c quality, this week
&c. each. Sold from window only
Ladies Isle thread vest, 25c.: mems ma.
briggan shirt and drawers. 25c each
mens French balbrtslgan shirts and
drawers, &c. each, regular nrice fon
mems fast black II hose, Hermsdorf dva
toes and bnlbrlggan, seamless iaihc
ladies' drop drop stitch ami plain hoLe'
lie. pair, or pairs for 81. regular DC
value; ladies Isle thread hose Herms.
dnrf dye, 25c., 37Hc. and soc nait
Mosquito Canopies-Spedtal prices fo,
this week. 9Sc.. s1.4S, 81 SO and So 20 "a oh
Fancy parasols at cost. 200 gloria and
twill silk gloria umbrellas. some cIoss
rolls, 81 each. These prices for one wesr
only
LAWRENCE & wELTON
| ri
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Preparing for u Trip,

Atlantic Division No. /, u. r. K p.
IS perfect!ng all necessary arrangements
10 attend the Supreme Conclave which
convenes in the city of Cleveland, O..
during the month of August next AL!
Sir knights will be entitled to the bene-
fits of the trip who are are in good
standing. The trip Will tbe one of small
expense. as the transportation will be
born by the division. a special commit
tee has been appointed and Is now ar
ranging for the accommodation of the
division while in Cleveland The tim
promises to be one of thS best in the his
tory OF the u. r. K. p. Atlantic Divis.
lon will carry the greater portion of It's
members
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21
Chie,.e Gem ThIeves nt wor,,

Sometime during Friday night some
one entered the premises of Mr. Charles
Houghten, in Scottsville, and carried
off a number OF spring chickens. tina;
Mr.. Houghten had raised. Mr.. Hough-
ten says they had some considera ton
for him, as they did not trouble the
old ones. but left them, no doubt. for
him to raise another crop for them to
call after some other time. The people
on the suburbs are having consid e Fable
trouble with these thieves. A little
burnt powder would have a wholesome
effect
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EDENToN.

Edenton. N. c.. June 2O.-(speclaD-
MI W. {. Finchcr of Norfolk, was In
town yesterday on business.
Nice awnings are being placed I'm front
OF the Cason and RlghtQn buildings, on
Broad street.
Miss Ruth Toms, of Hartford; Miss
annie Rumley. of Beaufort and Prof
ioms' OF Plymouth were In town yester-
Rev. w +. Watson returned home TO.
day from Virginia.
INC crops near Ederton are looking
unusually we'll.
Granville street 10 being SHIELDED
Mr.. E ). Smith has returned from
Harrellsvllle
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I'M BERKLEY.

some malicious thief threw a brick
thiougn the handsome plate glass VIM
dow OF Messrs. Keeling & Bcrkley's
clothing store on Chestnut street yaster-
DAY morning. smashing the glass and
stealing part of four suths OF clothes.
The glass is about by 10 feet and will
cost about $50 to replace It, They esti-
mate their loss, including the stolen
goods, at about 500. This Is the second
window that has been smashed within
the last thirty days. MIR. r. Sohsburg
was the loser by the prior robbery. If
this thief or thieves should be caught in
the act he or they would fare very hard,
as THE citizens are very much incensed
ut such conduct.
"A young white boy about 10 years old
was locked up at the sAtaIuon house yes
terday by Special officer Oakley for
stealing ducks He will have q hearing
before HIS honor Mayor Mccoy to-mor-
row morning
There VIII be services at our churches
as usual to-day. The ST Thomas p. r.
church has changed the hour of service
In the evening from g to O'Clock.
MISS Lulu Nj. Butt, principal OF Ryland
Institute. wflg leave tomorrow for the
mountains of Virginia to spend some
time.
Mr.. Wallace Gibbs seft for Hartford
yesterday TO spend the summer.
The Y. w. G. T. U. will hold q social
at the residence OF Mrs. O. S. Baker
Thursday night, June %. beginning u,
+ p m. Admission 10 cents 10 entertain
ment. Cake and cream free. Also meet.
Ing of the i's Monday at D. m.
Every member of the Christian En-
deavor Society Is requested to be present
at the meeting this afternoon at
o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City, n. c., June 20.-(Spe-
DIAL. "A very large crowd. probably
more than one thousand persons. were
present at the organ recital held at the
Baptist Church last night. Professor j..
p. Rivcs. of Norfolk, Va, assisted by u
choir of four from THE same place rem
dored n very interesting programme. He
Is a fine organist. The new organ was
heard for the first time. and the pastor
and congregation are more than pleased
with II. As is was the first organ sold
by them in this section, the manufa ctur-
ers gave more than the value of the
money as a kind OF advertisement, and
the instrument IS really u fine one.
The Naval Reserves leave this after
noon on the steamer Ncuse for New
berne to take the cruiser Raleigh there
for their ten days cruise. Only a small
detachment will probably go. 1t being
impossible for the majority of the mem
bers TO leave their business.
Mi:S Pattie Whedbee of HEREFORD, y.
c., is visiting Mrs G. II. Robinson, on
Central Main street
There have been no cases for. trial at
Police Court since Monday
Hotel Arrivals: Albemarle House,
Meyer. Baltimore; T.. Titus Jr, New
York: DR.. Walter II. Jones, New York,
c. l.. Carter. Norfolk. Va; w. l.. Lea.
New York. Hotel Arlington--M. Grace,
Chicago: NJ. Samuels. Baltimore; j. A.
Nicholson, Portsmouth. Va: w w
Johnston. Norfolk: a. w Moore. Flor
ence. s. c.: C. w. Hollowell. city; Miss
e. Il. Sulkinger, N. c.. Kirk Seabury,
Petersburg. Va: w. w. MaSten. Phla-
delphia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21
An Attempt to Rob "a Morhe, Car,

FRIDAY night, Mr.. Louis West, who
Hves near the street-car stables. In
tables to bring to market yes,erda v
morning TO sell. Near midnight that
night he heard a noise in his yard. He
got up and cautiously went TO a window
got up and cautiously went TO window
ihefe he saw a negro in his wagon
helpins himself. He fired three shots at
know.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21
Awarded ,1edaia.

Gold medals were awarded F.iday TO
the following public school, pupils:
In the High School, the} C.. S. Sher-
wood medal to Leaven b. sPI0mmer.
In the Fourth District School, the Ed
ward Powell medal to John Cumming.
In the Third District School, the Geo
L. Neville medal to Rosa Solomon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21

Cornelius Vanderbilt Is building a
100000 fence around his property at
Ochre Point, Newport. 1t will be a work
OF art in wrought iron and stone.
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MuIfunn In pn.ua

We are the lowest price CLOTHING bo,,so
In the two cities for well fitting. nicely
made clothes. This is a pretty bold as.
sertion. burt we can prove il.
BRESLAUBR & ANTHONY.
ia High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21

When In want OF crockeryware. glass
ware, woodenware or tinwa!e OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices call on
j. j. Bllisoly, 522 Middle street
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BY John c. Nlemeyer, Auctioneer,

EoMMlsSIONER'S SALE-PURSUANT
10 the terms of n decree OF the Court
OF Hustings for the city of PORTSMOUTH,.
IN the chancery cause OF John %. Pleas.
sar ,s e., 81 a Is;; vs. James H. Pleasants. en-
signed special commissioner, shall sell by
PUBLIC auction, to tho highest bidder, ii,
dTont Oh n, me courthouse door, in the said
city, on TUESDAY, the Goth day of June
ls9G at IL o'clock m. the following de.
scribed real estate, to-wit: A CERTAIN,
LOT OF LAND, with n dwelling thereon.
n,.easinning at point on the east side OF
washington street Sc feet, inches north
| from It's intersection with Columbia
street; thonce running north on Washing
Ton street ~ feet Inches; thence east $50
west $50 feet to the beginning
TERMS-One-half. cash and balance ir,
SIN SIX months; with interest from day of sale.
balance to be secured by a bond with GOOD
| personal security. and title to be retained
untll further order OF the court; and with
permission to the purchaser to anticipate
| the deferred payment. $50
A. f. WARNER.
StNn4 k.,1[
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Oar All Wool Sui,s

for Sc, 81, IS and $40 are beauties. Cal,
and examine them.
LEVY & JACOBS.
200 High Street.
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CAROLINA

Despite the cecent heavy rains the
crops are looking beautiful and the
FARMERS hopeful. The corn crop is es.
pecally fine.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21

One OF our 81 umbrellas to protect
yourself from the weather.
CHARLES r. WELTON a CO.
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LAWRENCE & WELTON
Cash and one Price Dry Goods Dealer

Baby Carriages ana Rerriserator.
Wire doors, windows, &c chaan a,
j. s. Crawford's furniture and carnet
house. ~
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Go To HiammiIi's Advertised Sale rhf,
week for Bargains, ago High ST.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-21

Sure Cure For DiaFrhoea I.
l have on hand medicine which Is n
sure and speedy cure for Diorrhoea, as a
hundred or more who have tried IL wifi
testify to the fact. Also PURE BLACK-i
BERRY for medicinal purposes. -
c. Z. JONES.
mySO-1m Cor. County and Middle SITS.
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Specials for To-day.

Fine Potted Ham and Tongue. 60 nar
can; fine French Sardines, iOc. per can
Columbia River Salmon, 10c per can: !
Root Beer, ready for use In quart hotties.
cry Butter. tits as fine as can be- prcdii-9
ced from cream, only 25c. per pound. We
have fine lot Of Isle OF Wight county
Hams, which are exceptionally fif1e.s ana
are offering them for Q short time oaSs,;l
G. W. rIuDaINs d CO. 4
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1 hereby certify that the bond REQUIRED
by the foregoing decree has been duiy en-.
ecuted. 90
Teste:- c. It. PHILLIPS, C. c.,
Jels-lot BY 70. Thompson, %. G.
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He! H0! !-.oCEAN COUNCIL 1.oe3 r.
- A., will celebrate Arcanum Day hv e,i,,ssS
ing Moonlight Excursion to Old Point
ana a,ea me Capes TUESDAY, June ed.
7 Stehiher VIII leave North Street Wharf
Old Point. 1915. Fine Band ON steamer
TICKETS, soc. CHILRDEN UNDER T12.
-'e. je21-
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PORTSMOUTH, a pv.ss.

rNN sRENV--HouSe 41SH County sutrSAfsS
possession given ut once or July fst. a 81.
Ply to l.. c. LONG e SON. 2la Hish st
MEMBERs OF TIDEwArER LODGE.
No 70. !; .. Q. F. are requested to d.
semble ct their hall, SUNDAY, june efsa,
at 2:5g o'clock. for the purpose OF unitinE
with West Norfolk Lodge in Memorial:
Services at that place. Si' - %. -
BY order OF the N. G. SS
je21-lt C. w. KING ~ 4 q w
A ATTENTION. ODD FELLoWsL--TTIi n
q m members OF GRICE LODGE No. So. Il r
". ~; r.. are requested to meet al their,
hall THIS Sunday AFTERNOON, al an
oclock. for the purpose of attending Me-
mortal Services with West Norfolk Isodrs5
oDo ~: w. STROUD, N. q. ~
GEO. a. G. SCOTT. Secretary. Je2i4lt
A ATTENTION. OLD DOMINION I,or5aTs
NO. O.. /. .. o. F.-You are respectfuijvs
requested to assemble at your hall. or,
Middie street. THIS tSundavS syoT'r,D--
MMoON; at EGO o'clock, to unite with wess
NorIoik Lodge l. .. -. r.. a.. O., =
thei , Memorial Services at West Norfoik.
ny order of the Noble Grand $500 s.
Iezl-n ID. w Murden. Rec. Sec'ty.