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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
Mattings.

Tomorrow we show full line of
new Mattings for spring. Such
values were never before offered.
We have room TO mention only one OF
the many values:
800 yards Fine japanese Mating. regu-
lar zoe. quality
Sale price zoe
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List Of Specials.

Gray Notified Granite Preserving
Kettles, challenge, I215c.
Gray Notified Granite Double Rice Boil
ers, worth g5c., challenge,
% cents.
Gray Notified Granite Pie pate value
l0c., challenge.
. GEMS
Gray Notified Granite Saucepans. value
Joc., challenge,
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Ladies' Kid Gloves.

There's a heap Of difference in KID
Gloves. They all look good when new
but after being worn they show tnelr
quality. We sell only the best makes
Gloves that have stood the test OF wear
and Gloves that We can guarantee. Every
nair fitted al the counter Three prices
cover most OF the stock, and at each price
you get the best Glove made at that price.
Sl.00 a pair.
$50 a pair.
m
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Ladies' Shirt Waists

Percale Waists. in choice figured pat
terns in pink. blue. red. black. and white
attached collar and cuffs. regular pfice
Soc. and a splendid value at that price
This week S9C.
ladies' Percale Waists, in stripes ana
checks. extra fun sleeves, hlsh cohar
attached collar and cuffs, all nicely laun-
dered-
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$685. TO S65.

Reed-Body Carriage upholstered with
Bedford cord, lace-c0vcred parasol steel
wheels. with latest improved break, cane
bottom vanished and shelacked, best
$50 value, challenge,
sle9S.
300 dozen elegant scent Tum-
blerS, tomorrow o for 5 cents.
sPECIAIs-lOO-PIECE THIN PORCE-
LAIN DINNER SETS-NOTHING IN
TOWN LIKE THEM-VALUE SIS. OUR
CHALLENGE PRICE TOMORROW.
Ss.s6.
Sample line Of 100 Refrigerators
and Ice Chests of different sizes,
every box guaranteed, on sale to-.
morrow at half their real value. A
great chance for big bargain.
Prices up from $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
Housefurnishing Department.
Another Mighty
Bar$ain List I o-MorrOW.
CHALLENGE SALE

Family-sze Cray Notified Granite Fry
Is cents
Extra Large Size Gray Notified Granite
Saucepans. value SIS, challenge,
50 banquet Lamp. embossed head, cast
50 cents
SO Banquet lamp, clear onyx
column, gold finished, challenge,
$3.50.
$40 Banquet Lamp, filigree style,
heaI lacquer, entire lamp gold plated,
challenge, So 90.
% BRASS TABLES. SELECTED MEX
ICAN ONYX TOP. FRENCH SWELL
LEGS. 2l-2INCH FLORENTlNE
FRAME. \ REGULAR s. TABLE,
| CHALLENGE.
$3.50 onyx-Top Table, challenge,
25c. Glass Bowls. challenge,
cents
zoe. Half-Gallon Water Pitchers chal-
lenge, ,o.on,.
50 oak Screen Frames. 50 inches high,
50 cents
$50 FRAMED PICTURES. cHAL-
N'-''N' 80 cents
$50 Framed Pictures challenge.
% cents
s. Framed Pictures. challenge,
81 Oak Easels. challenge.
Underglazed Decorated China Cuspa-
dores, full size. challenge.
10 cents
REAL FURNISHED BAMINO EAs-
ELS, FEET HIGH. CHAIN GUARD.
| CHALLENGE,
1000 clear Crystal Berry saucers. 2
styles, value 60 and 50c. dozen, challenge
cent each
$3.50 English Royal Vases artistic
shapes. challenge,
S-inch Jardinieres, floral decorations,
cents
Se9J
Tigbt-Welght White Porcelain Cups and
saucers. worth 81 IS dozen. 25c. for set
Of each
Family Tea Scales. win weigh up to
mounds. A 81 article, challenge.
p'-'' 80 cents
roc GENT GENUINE CUT-GLASS TUM-
BLERs. CHALLENGE.
''--''' Is cents
IS cut-Glass Berry Bowl challenge.
| s. cut-Glass Water Bottles. CHALLENGE
Se.76
n5 cut-Glass Salad Bowl.
81 Cut.Glass Olive Nappy-
Medallion Photo Frames. A starts
ling 9-cent sale.
re have Just received 1000 OF those
! handsome Medallion Picture Frames.
whose beauty has made them immensely
4 . cents
Delicate China Cups and Saucers. worth
Is and J0c.. challenge.
and l2 cents
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400 Large Arm Rockers, high
back, antique oak finish, meant to
sell at s., challenge
- 95 cents.
$40 Hayiland 6 Co. Dinner
'N' $3.50.

Persuaded the seller to let US have
twenty-five sets. Folks can come
here tomorrow and share in the
greatest chance of the times. IN
addition to the Havillnd Dinner SER
vice, we place on sale 50 sets OF the
celebrated "Settan" DinneTwaIe,
making the choosing of unparalleled
richness. The sets consists OF 100
pieces or more, full sets for p per-
sons. The shapes and decorations
are amoug the most deSIraoie ever
shown. Monday you shall nave
your choice of all these $40 ana
$}5 Dinner Sets at the uniform price
of
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Ready-Made BedWear.

No need 10 90 to the trouble OF
making when you can buy them at
these prices.
Pillow Cases.
Utica Pillow Cases. fun size
15c. each.
Good Quality Pillow Cases
IL 1ec.
Fine Hemstitched Pillow Cases, full
size
lie.
Extra Large N. B. Pillow Cases, 5ixS5
inches
25c.
Lockwood Bolster Cases
25c.
Utica Bolster Cases
Fine y. B. Hemstitched Bolster Cases
45c.
Sheets.
All made Of fine round-thread cotton
free from dressing
6SX90 inch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 45c.
12X5O inch Observation-Disclosures. SOC
elNV men '....'...'.''......'....... o3c
SOx9o inch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Coo
9Ox9O Utica Sheets
65c.
9Ox9O fine Hemstitched Sheets
S5c.
Quilts.
Ia White Bed Quilts, Marseilles pat
tern
$50. 81, 81 rs. 81 90.
Marseilles Quilts, hemmed, ready for
use
81 to So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05

Sx10 Colored- Border Damask Cloths
Special price si.35.
Green and Red German Damask Clolhs'
2 sizes. and each one great value
sI.5O, S., se.e5.
Fine BIeached Satan Damask Table
Cloths, all sizes and qualities
s2.25 to s15 set
White Goods.
o pieces Figured and Striped White
Plaue. regular price 20 and 25c. yard
Monday and Tuesday 10 2-3c'
Colored Dimity and Swiss, in Nile, pink.
light blue, lavender, red, canary, ana
navy
25c. yard.
Fancy Yokings. Tuckinss. and Rever-
ines. in a large assortment
25c. to 80 yard
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MdrVellOuSly
Low Prices.

Quardruple-Plated Soup Tureens, new
$5.9S
Pickle Casters, hand-burnished, worth
$3.50
IS cents
CHOCOLATE POTS. CAKE BASKETS.
BUTTER DISHES. CASTORS. BREAD
TRAYS, CRUMB TRAY AND SCRAPER,
PUFF BOXES. ATOMIZERS. SYRCt
PITCHERS, ETC, AT
81 9S choice.
Teaspoons. Rogers Nickel Silver, regu-
lar price $3.50 dozen
Monday. each cents
Tablespoons 10 match above, regular
price So Dozen
Monday, each 10 cents.
Polished Solid Oak Rocker, full
quarter sawed, with spring seat, up>
holStered in silk tapestry, $500.
The renowned Wakefield Baoy
Carriages, 100 styles to select.
from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05

No need 10 90 to the trouble OF
making when you can buy them at
these prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
$3.50.

Tea Sets, consisting OF 50 pieces,
dainty delicate spray decorations ID
six varieties. and geld lines on all
pieces, we'll worth SI2, challenge
S6.95.
go Toilet Sets, decorated in un-
derglaze effects, blue and brown,
large full sized pieces, usually Sold
at $3.50, challenge price oo
50 Toilet Sets, complete WIN
slop Jar, variety Of elegant undeT,
qlaz.d decorations, in several iul
tone colors, our challenge pTlce 30
'' S4.98.
Come and study the bargain sec,
tions Monday. Mines OF interest ana
marvels Of saving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
SHVerWdre
Bargain Sale.

A fortunate purchase of 1000
pieces finest Quadruple>Plated Silver
ward at 80 cents on the dollar, hence
these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
This week SOC.
Silk Waists.

Red. Gray, Pink. Blue. Lilac, Black
and White. and Gray and White SIX
Waists. with extra fun sleeves. sizes 49,
ga ABS. 1-3S, regular price s.; so long
as they last
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05

ss-inch Plain and Figured Black bA-
tiste-
4Oc.
ss-inch Figured Black Mohairs--
6O.75 85c.
plain Mohairs in a great variety
37i-2, so, 60, rs 3d. 81.
Wash Dress Goods
Such a variety Of wash fabrics for
snrjnp cannot be found in any other
house outside of the largest north
ern cities. Almost everything the
most fastidious could desire, or the
slimest purse could demand. PROB,
ably a hundred different weayes and
makes, with every color in each
make, ranging in prices from Sc 10
81 a yard.
Laces.
When we offer a bargain in laceS,
if is always a good bargain. These
two lots are no exceptions 10 oui
rule.
Rlacle Point de Ireland Laces. 10
inches wide, regular price 50 II SOC
yard
Monday and Tuesday 26c'
Rlack Net-Top Point Nenise Laces' o
a. inches. regular price So TO sVc'
yard
Monday and tuesday Ioc'
HandkerChlefS.
= dozen Ladies' Embroidered and pam
Ai-Tsnen Handkerchiefs, regular pilce
25c. each
Monday and tuesday LOG" q
FOR soc.
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Monday and lucs'
HandkerChlefS.

IS dozen Ladies Emhroidereu anu , ,g,.,
Au-Tfnen Handkerchiefs, regular pIlce
25c. each
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Monday and tuesday 49, q
for soc.
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Monday and Tuesday 26c'

pIack Net-Top Point Nenise I"tvS' o
60 pa inches. regular price IS 10 soc.
yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
Linens and Table Cloths.

Sx1O Trlneea Table Cloths. with Nap
klns TO match. colors blue, salmon, and
lemon
Special price Sc. % sat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05

Dol Sulll ODiN W. e.
Ou-Stove ovens
Covered Market Baskets
Lunch Baskets
Scents.
Hardwood Hat Racks, nicely finished
. cents
Gray Notified Mix Pans
Scents.
Gray Notified Covered saucepans-
Scents.
papers Carpet Tacks-
cent
Best Jute Clothes Line, 90 feet
cent.
Embossed Tea Cannlsters-
scents
Ostrich Feather busters
cents
Muffin Pans. cup. extra deep
scents.
Tea Trays. extra heavy, nicely Japan
ned
Fun-slze Perforated Roll Toilet Paper.
cent
Flesh Forks. heavy twisted wire
handles
cent
Family Cork Screws. regular loe.-
> cents
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80 dozen Parlor Carpet BroomS,
four times sewed, a regular $50.
article, IS cents.
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, Challenge per
set
40 cents.
Solid Hardwood Scrub Brushes, chal-
lenge-
cents.
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Sheets.
Quilts.

Ia White Bed Quilts, Marseilles pat
tern
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-02
Town OF SUFFOLK

AUGUST RIMONY.-During the
month OF August, 1896, there were only
nine marriage license issued from the
county clerks objective white and nine
colored. as follows:
Whte-Henry Cross Jr ITO Bessie
Thompson, Charles T. Baker to Julia
Duke.
Colored-William Smith to Jennie
Brown, William Fl. Nellcy ITO Patsy
Srisgs, I. l.. Pitt to Annie Knight, John
ston to Annie J. Shepherd, George Coop
er TO Martha s. King, William Thomas
White to Willie PIcott.
CONSIDERING THEIR ONF,ER.-
Capt George d. Wise received tele-
gram In Suffolk from the sound money
Democrats in the Third district ask
Ing that his name might be used by
them In connection with the Congres-
sional nomination. Capt. Wise said tina t
he would hardly acc. pit the nomination
refuse as yet. He thinks. though, that
the sound money people In the Third
have good show of winning
TO ADVERrISE SUFFOLK.-Messrs.
George Martin and G. H. Price, of Nor
folk, are In Suffolk In the ir,erest OF
issue an edition setting forth the advanl-
ages of Suffolk in an elaborate manncr.
Their paper Will be largely circular ed
by railroads and individuals and any
cooperation given them will suit ad-
vantageously to the towns welfare
Mr.. Merritt Briggs will leave Wedncs-
day for Wairenton, N. c., where Mrs.
Briggs is visiting.
Haywood Brothers negro minstrels
gave n performance at the City Hall
last night. Some of the features were
very enjoyable.
4 new culvert is being plaaad access
Riddick street near the Norfolk and
Western depot.
The Suffolk Grays, after a suspension
OF two months, resumed their weekly
drills tonight
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-02
LIZA N Hsa.E'EUNs

DR.. J. N. webster's family and that
Of Mr.. ]. w. Pedin and Mrs. Belle Hud-
gins, who spent the summer at Ocean
View, are again at their residences
on Park avenue.
Mr.. w. II. c. Ransome and wife, of
Windsor avenue, who visited the lat
ter's relatives In York county, Va, last
week, have returned home.
Mr.. S. w. Clarke and family, who
have resided down town, have removed
to the Fifth Ward, and made their
home at the corner of Reservoir and
Brambleton avenues.
Rev. w. l., Gravatt, of Charlestown,
w. Va, who was visiting friends In
this city, left yesterday by the Bay
Line.
Mr.. John Crider and family have re-
moved from South Maltby avene to
South Clay avenue. No. 213.
Mr.. w. ]. Reynolds. shoe repairer at
Festival Hall, has purchased q machine
for his shop. See his ad. in want col
umn.
Too many dogs running around do not
add anything TO the quiet, civility. or
satety of an intelligent community. No
objection to few good dogs.
Miss Maggie Miller. OF 305 North Malt
by avenue, is on 4 visit 10 relatives in
Richmond and King William county,
Va.
Mrs. Lewis Tebo is at home, 2o7 Bran
~ Aoh ~ Shucb dIteT d SNORT WISH 10
Suffolk. Va.
Miss Lottie Gaylord Is confined to bed
by sickness at her home. No. I13 Fer
guson avenue.
Mr.. j. II. Banks and wife. OF Claiborne
avenue. who have lived In this city
for quite period of time. Will res .ue
In future at Elizabeth City. N. c. They
VIII. however. visit Philadelphia, Pa.
before doing so
Complaint Is made that drainage Is
so imperfect on East Claiborne avenue
near Park that the condition Is rather
unsanitary.
Mr.. T. d. Walker and family, who re-
sided on South Park avenue. have re-
moved to 1l9 East Claiborne avenue.
The Busy BIS of Spurgeon will meet
al the home of Miss Mamie Patrick. ia
Granville avenue this evening at s
o'clock
Mr.. Charlie Bailey. Of Hamlin avenue.
hsH returned to Wake Forest College
to pursue his studies.
Mr., G. Fl. Simpson, of West Highland
avenue. has returned from New York
and Boston, where he combined business
with pleasure.
Miss Lizzie Phillips, of Princess Anne
county, Is the guest OF Mr.. Alex. Ea-
sons family on East Brambleton ave-
nue..
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NEW OUTLET TO THE PARK.
Tho Completion OF the Handsome
GrRnby street Hrl1re

The new bridge which will span
Smiths creek near Armsteads bridge.
on the extension of CRANKY street, bids
for the construction of which arc now
being considered will be very hand
| some and substantial structure. 1t viii
be 100 feet long from abutmcnt to abut-
| ment. the approach to it being made by
raising the street gradually to u height
of two feet.
The bridge will be of steel and of the
through plate Eirden pattern. II will
rest upon brick abutments built on
piles. The sidewalks will be eight feet
wide and the roadway twenty feet from
curb to curb.
CRANKY street has been shelled to the
southern approach to tho bridge and
graded through the Williams plat ON the
northward. The completion of the
bridge will enable residents OF the west
ern portion of the city to drive TO the
citv park direct by way OF Cranky
siderabv.
BIDS for the construction of the SUI
perstructure were opened Monday even
ing. but the contract has not as vet
been awarded owing to the delay In Sc
curing the consent OF the Norfolk and
western Railway Company to a right
of way over their property. When the
Councils appropriated the money for
the bridges and its approaches. SIC, 500,
thew stimulated that 1t was not to he
| spent till the city had acquired right
OF way over the street to the park.
The bids submitted were as follows:
YOUNGSTOWN Bridge Company. of Bal
Itimore, $3.50; Groton Bridge Manufac-
turing Company. OF Groton. N. Y, s5,475:
Edgmour Bridge Works. OF Whining ton,
Del. S5.52l: Iron Substructure Company,
OF Columbus. o., s5.575: c. II. Smith,
of Elkton. Md. $3.50; Virginia Bridge
and Iron Company, of Roanoke, Va, (a)
s6.115 and tb) s6255; Nelson & Buch-
AMMAN. OF Chamhersburg, Pa, s5.797;
Toledo Bridge Company, Toledo. O.,
ta> s6.73o and (b) s5.3SS: ]. T., Budding
ton. New Haven. Conn, sG19O; Berlin
Iron Bridge Company. East Berlin.
Conn. $500: Gillette ITerzog Manufac-
turing Company. Minneapolis. Minn
s6217: George T.. King Bridge Com
panv. Des Moines. Iowa, s5,775
The above figures do not include the
foundation.
Two bids were received for the foun-
dation of the bridge. but for reasons
sufficient to the Board they were thrown
out
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-02
Twirord.Diggs NuptiaIs.

Miss Lena Digs and Mr.. Charles
Twiford were united in marriage late
Yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Father Doherty. of St. Mary's Catholic
Church. leaving Immediately after the
ceremony via Bay Line for n honey
moon trip through Maryland and Penn
svlvania. AIR. John Fletcher otiiciated
as best man and Miss Twiford, the
charming sister of the groom. was at
tendant upon the bride. The happy
Young neople are both popular among
their friends. of whom there is a large
circle. and who follow them with many
wishes for their future welfare.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-02
Tic Queen ofItnIy.

A correspondent of an English paper
thus describes the life OF the {, Ic..l OF
Italy In the little Alpine village of
Gressoney: Dressed in the pretty scar
let costume of the peasant women
she delights in the innumerable Alpine
walks and scrambles that abound on
every hillside, and the Wild flowers and
stra wberries are now 10 be plucked in
abundance. The Italian flag floats from
the pinnacle of the chateau and the chief
houses in the neighborhood have attest
ed their loyalty by a similar demon :tra-
ton. The Queen lives the simplest and
quietest of lives. II is her desire to lay
aside for the time being all state ccre-
mony and motion. and the inhabitants
OF the villages respect her wishes Once
they have welcomed her by a triumphal
arch. Illuminated lanterns and by lining
the roadway, they continue their daily
aVocat!ons as though their lady sove-
reign were still at Monza or Rome"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-02

To the dyspeptc Flatulencc, heartburn.
oppressive ,fu!iness Of the stomach. are
the enevi;able sequences OF his use OF the
tifics the cravings of appetite would ho
genuine satire. lie only appcascs them
Is relief attainahle? Certainly, and by tho
use of pleasant as we'll as thorough rem
cdy, Hostctter's Stomach Biiters. Viii
II cure Immediately? Certainly mott
prompt ana unsreakabie relief. and Viii
if persisted in. produce an ultimate cure
Not only does IL impart relish to the food
hut promotes it's conversion by the s,nm
ach into rich, health and strcnEth-sustain-
Ing blood SGI>rscnS!tiVcneSS OF the
nerves, mental depression and unouiet
slumhcr, produced by interruption Of the
digestive functions, are also rcmedied by
il. 1t Is the finest preventive and curative
OF malariai disorders and relieves consti-
patton, rheumatism. kidney and bladder
ailments and liver complaint.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-02
BRIEFLY TOD fz 1rt:S
The Sum and Substance Of the Less i'm
portant Events Of Yesterday.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
NOT Much About Anything But
Something About Many Things
photographic View OF Life I'm
Norfolk in Its Many and Vary
ing Phases-Brier. FaltIlful. Vivid.

Mr. W. a, Barrltt, Jr., OF Philadelphia,
Is in the city.
Richmond will send several excursions
here on Labor Day.
Mr.. Thomas r. Ballentine IN quite sick,
being confined TO his bed.
me ticket office OF the Norfolk and
southern Railroad has been changed
from % TO So Main street.
Mrs p. c. Lewis. Of Suffolk. is sick
ter. Mrs. VIM. H. White.
MIR. Junius a. Coleman. the popular
clerk of the Corpora ton Court, left
yesterday for Chase City.
Kew. Mr.. Gravatt. OF Charleston, w.
folk. left via Bay Line last evening
MI IL. l.. Page has returned c-om
Amherst. Mass, where he had been 10
visit his family at his summer home.
MI w. G. Swartz, OF the trim of Mil
Ter, Rhodes G Co. Eorfolks popular
dry goods merchants. Is North busiIy
buying with view OF doing a big busi-
ness this fall.
Mr.. James j. Gray of the United
States Weather Bureau. who Is just out
crockett Springs w. Va. to recupera te.
DIR. Lomax Gw2thmey. who is sick
a. his residence ON York street with ty-
phod fever is being attended by his
friend. DIR. T. NJ. Holllster. OF New York
state.
The time appointed for holding the
Methodist Sunday School and Epworth
League Conference. to be held in this
city, has been changed to September
30th
Special Oficer Moore, OF the S. T. c.
n, impounded horse yesterday that
was unfit for work, and will have a
warrant issued for the party owning
the animal
Mr: NJ. H. Creighton. manager Miller
ana Rhodes LynchburE house, was in
Norfolk during mis- week. Mr.. Creish-
CARDS business this fall.
Mr. T. H. Tillinshast, of Tampa. Fla
former we'll known restaurateur of
Charleston. 8. c., is in the city. He Ia
prospecting with q view of engaging in
business In this city.
A large party of young society folk of
Norfolk. including also a number Of ma :
val officers from the navy-yard. visited
ocean View last evening and after wilt
Messing the performance at the pavil-
ION; returned to the city on the late
train.
The police yesterday raidcd the al
leged crap Joint OF Mat Jackson, corner
OF Water street and Merchants lane. ar
resting the proprietor and Oscar Rat
ten, George Taylor. Milton Prcwn Wm.
Mayes, James Powell. Sam Taylor, Sam
Bryan and Henry Miller. The case Will
come UP to-day in the .'oiice court
Mr.. Keene II. Arlington, formerly of
Norfolk. and now an attorney in st.
Louis. will be married in the latter city
on the evening of the Sd instant 10 Miss
Carmelia w. Birch, of that place. He
is the son Of Mr.. J. D. Arlington, OF
Norfolk. The prospective bride is a
handsome and highly cultured young
lady.