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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

follows: Limited tickets 2ol; fun tickets.
US, sustaining tickets. 1893. juniors 100.
contributors .0. Total sea.
During the MONTH a Union Committee.
consisting of representatives. from Rich
moud College, The Medical College the
two business colleges. and our associ.-
ton, met and organized for the purposes
of sys lematc religious work among the
students. The opening meeting viii be-
held in the First Baptist church next sum
day night. This work We believe. 70 he
but beginning OF greater things alon i,
the line Of spiritual work for the students
Of the city
Three meetings OF the Association SEN
ate were held during the month. with
an attendance Of forty-one, an average OF
almost fourteen. Two debates have been
held, first being upon "Woman's Rights"
and second upon the Emigration Prob
lem." Next saturday night. the senators
VIII debate the Cuban Question" This
meeting Is for the development or the
senators along tne line Of parliamentary
Jaw and eXtempOrneOus speaking A
cordial invitation IS extended 90 ony uem-
Der Of the board % visit the senate on
next Saturday night.
We have with MS a tlbulated statement
NL tIH 4rNelIlo ara expenses Tor tle lie
formation OF Tie board. should inf0rma-
ton be desired along any line. Owing 10
the pressure OF other work, we have
not a. not as yet been able 10 take Up
the canvass, but arrangements are al
most complete, and we shall hope for re
active cooperation Of he board. lesln-
ming next Monday. II we are 10 90
through the year with AN OF our ex-
penses paid, and reduction iu tho in-
debtcdness. d. will require active work
We. therefore, hope Cor your earnest Coz
operation. We viii submit m q separate
report the financial condition 10 the first
OF November.
Thanking YOU for your kindness and
hrothery treatment, trusting az an times
for your fullest confidence and co-opera-
ton hoping the result Of one meeting to-
gether may Doe Tor the up-bullding OF this
work on basis that shall be pleasing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

tour Of the building This evening on the
part of thc board would 1 am sore. te-
ioice che heart of every director To-day
in addition to the general duties which
fal 90 thc lot of your executive officers.
We had the second reserved seat sale of
the Star Course; junior gymnasium class
40 o'clock. and students class at b
o'clock. Tonight the young mems classes
viii Doe on the floor. tAr ball in use by the
Wednesday Club. ana the following
classes on In the Evening College, junior
spelling and grammar senior mechanical
drawing telegraphy. and English. The
general attendance throughout the build
ing is larger than aJ any time during
the past two years.
Tho Religious Nork.-The work dur
Ing the month Of October was effective
ANA brought joy 90 the hearts OF inter-
c-tcd committeeman. During October
and the carly part Of this month at least
five young men have professed rith IN
Jesus Christ. while several others have
been greatly stirred toward tine better
ufe All Of the meetings have been
effective and the attendance as follows.
Meet To- Aver
fnnz frI age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

in stone Mountain. Wise county. this
week. and destroyed the finest OUTFIT Dec
has ever discovered in the mountains OF
the southwest This distllcry had cyi-
IDENTIFY been used only a time or two.
The parties in charge were about ready
10 make another rum bat in some wav
got an mixing that the officers were near
and made good their escape
The town OF Zig Stone Gap Will hold
an election soon TO decide whether n
VIII issue bonds to the amount OF $4,000
with which 10 purchase the water-works
which now supply that town with water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Dress Goods.

Apai, we prove 10 al the ladies that
for highest quality and low prices there
Is no place ike The Tower Readl
&c. Dress Goods, wool. Sc inches wide
I9c.
e. a yard for Doublc-Fold Plaid, In new
and neat patterns. worth y l-zc.
121-2c Dress Goods arc the new and
strictly up-tO-date.
Csc. buys Atwood Mix Suitings. which
we said IL would be q bargain al 59c'
Those 5i-inch Cloths and ATWOOD Cow
IT Goods. big values for ioc'; our price
SOC s.,.
SIX Wool Plaid. "a inches wide, double
width, tomorrow for soc.
SILK and Wool POplin Plaid, the newest
thing out for 81 yard.
Scotch Flake suiting, 4C inches wide.
and Of the purcst wool; one Of the hand
soonest and most desirable fabrics or the
season: really worth 7Jc. yard, but our
sale price is Soc
Granite suitings 81 inches wide, I'm the
swellost designs and newest coloIngs'
now an the rage for suits ana positively
worth SOC. a yard, but our price IS only
zoe.
slcb shades as castor and royal blue'
myrtle. green. and new shades OF brown
and black. the real value is 81, but our
price will be lJc.
The Creto Suiting: something new they
are As inches wide. and the SWEETEST goods
that has ever been shown over any coun-
ter; they are really worth SL@ yard
but we bought heavy. and the sale price
will be 81.
The new Seeded Cloth. As inches wide,
worth 81 a yard; our price. 75c.
Mohair Curls. 40 inches wide IN all ne"
colOrings. soc. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

20 Him. with whom we have 10 do. and
prOataDle 90 the young men Oh their
moral MENTAL and spiritual being also a.
joy 10 each ono ot us. ass we serve iu ills
name. this report is respectfully submit
ted
S. *. MKEE,
General Secretary
Following is Tie report OF the Eluoa-
t0ual Committee:
10 tho Board of Directors 0f the T. w.
g. A.. Richmond. Va:
Dear Brethren. Your Educational CONF
mittee beg 90 submit the following report
Of the Evening College for Toe past
month 10 viii Dee observed that there is
% decided Increase over Ease year boo indl-
vidual attendance and class enrolment
AS mentioned iu fle uro-I fg- four u.H
classes have been added. namely. .ow-
mercal Lazy, Electricity, Mechanical
Drawing and Te.e.rlpnT Tho classes
are notable f0r punciualty. regularity
and close application OBJ studies.
The teachers are of the best iu their .ro-
spcctiye Zines and $500 have every prospect
for q very successful session. a change
in tho Instructor or electricity was nel.e-
STATED hv tte Alcch1uiD Institute cu-
ploy.ur ar Charles r.. Winston. we tafo
pleasure however. in stating that we
have secured Mr. J.. W. Ifauusd. 0f fue
Richmond Railway and Electric Company
as supervisor Of ibis department. and
Mr. Malcolm Darlington, "a full graduate
OF ne electrical department of Leh.gl
University and himself practical sI.0-
trc.an. as Instructor We are anxious f0
establish new classes ucXt year .u lIse-
hra. geometry, architectural and frn.-
hand drawing and carnenteri1r and 10
have two classes per week n Ens.tI
Electricity and Telegrauhy lt B. e'-
mated that NOT less than eeyenrr-lre
members Joined the association during
September and October ON account of
the educational privilege.
Respectfully submitted
J.. n. NEWMAN.
Chairman.
This report is accomraui .f t i11l-
lated statement OF enrolment aad attend
ance Of pupils.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

TAZEWELL. VA. Nov Do Special
The first snow or the season 600 here
yesterday afternoon. IN ieI very fs-
for a short while. alt soon disappeared
a most enjoyable evening nHs en.nt Ur
about ID dozen friends NJ Colonel DID, a..
Anderson aL l.H haepI able homo '.sr
n'ent. who were invited Ord participate
in use eating af FL largo Wild g1N0.r .i
some rl.. rfs. which rae C0on.. al
SIR r Du.ulu bad h.leI tna ct,r-
Ing before.
lu. la number pre- out were NaF.
j. TrI.- Frlz.er Dr anI Mr Ur-llfe.
49, auI Nr. y. H. Sexton NI.0. carrie
Dunn josie Symfhe. A'Iee Alexander
Me-srs Charles Burger. NJ Baltimore.
s. ID ny Lewis Briuan ana D. p
Royal.
Deputy sheriff Mustard brought one
Hodge hero yesterday from io.fHonta5
and lodged him In Itll af ths place chare-
rIna Improvement Company fan at
.f with burning ~ the solfaewst Nir,
thlt place. which is used fo pump air
info the mines.
Ife Is he.I awaiting tho acton OF tho
Grand Iur. which 1901 mHD' If ine nnNt
term of County Court, which conFenc3
next Tuesday
Mrs pcle Bands Wue daughter F'or-
once m o. who bias been so very DO az
her parents residence. 1929 case M1n
Main street. f0r f.e pass Csc or ~
weeks ID much
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
ladies' underwear Bargains.

50c Heavy Fleecc-lned Shirts TO De sold
for 21c.
81 Gray and White Ladies' Wool Shirts
for 50c
1926 Ladies' Cray White. and Mcdicat-
ed Shirts 10 bc sold for soc.
&c., Ladies' White Wool shirts. 42c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Capes.

s. Black Beaver Cape. double box
pleated in lack, trimmed in fur braid.
for $50
$3.50 Black Beaver Cape, trimmed I'm
braid and jet, for $3.50.
Sl2 Astrachan Cape. d(ube box pleated
back, trimmed in ClotF for IS.
g. Plush Cane Sultz for &c.
$40 Sutz Plush Cape, box plcated back
trimmed 100 mink ga for 1888.
$50 Sultz Plush Cape, trimmed olahor-
ateiy in Thihet fur. or0id and jet. for $ll.
$50 seal Cape, only lett, 10 be sold
for $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Black Dress Goods.

IL 2-8c Black Figured sicilan, II BIC.
DC. Black Figured Sicilian, in swell pat
terms: a bargain. for l5c.
Atwood Serge for z5c.
Vigro sulung, IS inches wide; sold for
50c.. now 2lc.
Black French Serge. sold for 5oc., a
inches wide. now SIC.
soc. Plain Black S.cilian SOC.
a-inch Heavy Serge. real worth 81; now
soc.
SOC. SILK French Henrietta TO be sold
here for soc.
A-inch Snowflake Suiting, cheap at 15c.;
our price. 50c.
$50 Plain Black slcllian, 81 inches wide,
a bargain. for 91c
our Plain Black Cloths cannot be
matched at such prices as we are show
ing.
Sl25 Black Fancy Crepon, 10 be sold
now for 15c
$500 Black Popelin 10 be sold for Sl.39.
@-..A.r Ens,.sc L.sr1cs CnAAr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

In addition to meetings named above.
GA last Saturday o. HlfIc Dlasa was
started among tuc older Juniors, rsIns
The gymnasium with thirteen present,
and Young Mems Training Service on
the same night. with thirteen present.
We hope that the attendance az these
two meetings does not predict that they
will come 20 an untmely end Your
executive force meets each morning at
$3.50 for an half-hour study and se.f-pre-
paTation.
From the above report. you will readily
gather that tho religious work, the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

Library and Reading Koom.-ihe WJrH
on rearrang.ns the library is prac.icaIIy
complete, and the books are now being
REMEMBERED. Within a day or two al
viii Dee in readiness Tor the wiring up
or me card catalogue. The attendance
do ihe reading room IS the best We nave
ever known it 10 be-.
Memoership.-Our membership al the
close o. business, October Slsl. was as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

This Sl2 30 Coat. Ike the cut above. in
Light Tan new shade Of Blue and Green,
One-half and fun silk lined, for $3.50.
ST. Black Melton Beaver Coat box
front. neatly made. absolutely a big bar-
gain, $l69
$40 Black Astrachan Coat trimmed
in Beaver Cloth, box fronts, for $500
SIS Tan Coat, strap seam, for $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
ChiIdren's Jackets.

$3.50 Refers. blouse front, fun back.
large sailor collar, trimmed in white
braid, for SL2j
$3.50 Will buy a blue Cloth Jacket. the
very thing for childron's school coats,
real value, $i15.
S2.15 will buy Childs Coat, brown mix
cd trimmed IN Soutache braid; real value
$500.
s. will buy a Misses Mix Cloth Jacket
with large fancy collar trimmed in braid
and velvet: worth S.
our ChildrCu's ClOaks cannot Doe bcaton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Floor and Stair OilclOth

l-r grade. one yard wide -O
t0c grade d 10 yards wide
ODE. grade Q yards wide. o.
S9. grade yards wide. 90 -c
stair on Cloth chat sold tor BOO. Tor
on Cloth Stats. made fo feI Cor a.
elI0 price. Io.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Comforts.

AT specially low prices. We have new
or before offered such Comforts for $50 lit
tie money They are simply wonders
for quality size. price, and choapncss.
50e. Comfort Persian calico. Heavy
Quilted. 29c.
Fuu--.ze Persian Calico Comforts. white
cotton hlug value ST. price. 81 l-2c.
FuH-. 1e Comfort. French covering linz
cd with pure white cotton; value. $L2J;
sale price. Hc
Ful-sizc Figured satteen Comforts.
white down. cotton filing. value }22j;
sale price. si64.
Down Comforts that sold for S. pair.
now HN
$3.50 Comfort Tor g.
10 no. aI TO see these big bargains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Monday 3
CIoaks and Capes.

We will not send amy out on approve
during this sale FOR tomorrow,
Compare price end quality with others
as we ask your verdict on these bar
gains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Silks.

Unusual sale Of Plaids and Roman
stripe silks. changcablc.
SILKS pieces l>-inch Colorcd SILK
Velvet in al the new colors Of this sea-
son. worth 75c., for 49c.
10 pieces Of Black Satin and Grain Bro
cadc silk. i'm new dosigns-rogular value
81, sale price, SOC.
SILK PLAlDs-Thcy are I'm swell de-
signs: the quality cannot be cquallcd for
the price.
soc. Plain Taneta Silks. changcable cf-
fects. G9c.
pieces Of Black Satin Duchess. one
dollar could not buy as good for what we
are soing 10 sell on this sale for 500.
We are receiving Silks daily I'm AN new
designs in plaids. Roman stripes. and
plain-to 80 al a great sacrifice
VIC Roman stripe silks 10 60 for 75c.
5sc., Gros-Gr SILK % inches wide. 500.
$50 Taffota Stripe Silks, new designs.
N.25
&c., Changeabie Silks for Waists and
trimmings, 29c
Zoe, Drappery Silks. 81 inches vvido soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
l0C.
Boots,
Zoe

N-4 White Ci0aks. sl25.
f25 C0i0rai Cloaks. ST.
Baby Carriages,
We have 30 left which We are selling
Tor nearly oue-haf of the original cost,
as We need tho room, and they must go.
Blankets.
Another biz lot received. and they viii
be- sold no manufacturer prices.
zoe. White Blankets ice.
$3.50 Western Wool Blankets. % be sold
Tor $3.50 pa.r
So Pure White Western Wool Blankets,
full size. l0-i 02XlO. weight 4 pounds
bound boo silk tape. TO De sold for }3f
$40 California Blankets pure white wool
neatly bound in SILK tape, FUN size. llxS0
weight q pounds. to Dee sold Tor ij9S.
s. White Blankets for 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Muslin Underwear Sale

A biz sale Muslin Underwear tbatu
create "a genuine sensation. Ladies, ne
wont pelt YOU wit hmanw words abort
these splendid values. but you win ccr-
taihly find them the very Apex of bargain
giving. '' 0"'''
90 dozen Ladies Pants. plain with tucks.
2jc., value for Zoe. '''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Red Flannels.
Gray FlanneIs.
Embroidery Skirt Flannels.

81 Heavy EmDroldoTod VINO FlanneL
sale price. 1lc.
Sl15 Embroidered White Flannel, SOC
Sl25 Embroidered White FLANNEL mc
$3.50 Embroidered White Flannel, the
newest designs out: quality cannot DE
cqualled i'm Richmond. az our sale price
Sl00.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

COTSeIS' a., ,
Big bargains FOR tomorrow. All style
Corset We have zee. SlN-h0ok NoIsela'
strap inside seams, soc.
r.. and g. and the w.. B. Corset o and
hooks. for 1Jc.
y.a have 40 -fvla C0rsets he-o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Special Bargains.

50c. Ladies' Fancy Hose, -3c
ltc. Fancy Hose, Zoe. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

This report is accompanied .f t iinl-
lated statement OF enrolment aad atlend-
ance Of pupils.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Gents Furnishing Goods.

only a few items. many more you will
lnn Lnr. IL LnMo.l uILcoa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

that sell good goods cheapest It's what want our ann
on the res liberal method known house on the continent
magnificent coup asonsh the while there cheap sales gong on
before had the good fortune buy 10 prove what we say read
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-06
UN REDTMIDO

En- aque momento, ruido que produce per-
soma al caer la hizo yover la cabcza, ders
VIC el suelo, lfvida q Silvia.
i All ! Dios mio !....i Silvia. =. Silvia, hiia mia
i Pobre seforita de mi alma !-excam6 la muchacha
Va la madre enoquecida habfa lanzado su hiia
Esta des7anecida Vivo, Francisco -. ynagre.
mis- sales
La sirvienta sc preetd 10 que pefa regre
sando eguda rascos hcieron resprar Silvia
La humedeceron la rene las enes la afloaron pa
ra que resprara; pero NADIA. ksuerzos ndes ... E
cuerpo de oven conservaba La del cadaver Marta
sc leVanto lanzando grito desesperado.
Su hija !...,i Estarfa hiia :. -; muerta
que supiera cua habfa sido la . All mo
aquelo era impossible
Entonces empez6 dar vueltas por habtaci6n loca
aerrada al6 venana la puerta todo para que
aire.
II I'm m6dco. Francisco !......i un m6dico !....
arro6 de al suelo, al lado hia amando-
a papandoa besandoa esforzandose
abios manos POGO del caor cuerpo exca
mando alta
=; Pero por qu6 Dios mo por que la ha pasa(o este ??
Que tiene ?....i Que laha suceddo ?..,
DE pronto conciencia de la To que haba
causado aquello Silvia que haba becho sueo
quzs la prision de Juan, de aque
tado que ella habfa denunciado al subprefeco.
ST, esa era el gope que haba sufrdo hiia, era
ella madre, quien Sc lo haba dado ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
contempando extraviada mirada que haba
menzado que ell destno habfa concuido.
al yoverse hacia la puera para
csca Vovfa, veoina la Hurtoire,
Francisco habfa prevenido envado obeo que
Sc encontrara soa en- tan apurado trance.
All, senora ..i Gracias por haber yendo ;Gracias!
We'd, we'd mi ha ..i ell medico sin venr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-06
VINO CORDIAL DE
c. CEIR|Ft!Bl]!R!!IIA CEIR|Ft!Bl C1MPvES!1
pspaaao per M aso bass Dc cersbna aedo fos esrss

sustsnc fosfdss
deyueg
SlheIaente
DO ALBUMINATO DE IIIERRO
Es ell ElGORiZANIE podercso Ell
rapao TONICO YIGORZDOR cupo del
Este vino veraadeo CORDIAL su agradable
EW-CURA la DEBILIDD POSTRACION
insomnia exGesos dc a sufrmentos morales
~CUliA la edormr
inyoluntario Desvancreno fatga fisca ymenta.
CURA la AAAMiA,
Mensudn
cora
CURA DEBiLlDAD
emblor edad
debldd
-CURA la EsFERM
Irsteza
tudios desmay
Cuf9A
venud Dlidad
deu
81 uo de este emedio de h pida
dnc oastando solo
connuar usan VINO CORDIAL
a Puerto
las buenas cic
Ponce Mayagde Aguaiila Arecb
Utuado ydema boticas a Isa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-06
BBL1oTECA CoRREspoNDENc1A PuERToRIco.,

uando sofocada egua por doctor Briscau, al cua haba
tenido la suerte de encontrar ell camino.
--iAquf esta cl mjtlico
El DOCTOR ayudado por la muchacha, levano la oven
la levo lecho, 81 puso examnara lete
nida silencosamente
Marta, anhelante pregunt6 di6z segudas
--Senor doctor .Decidme 80; Esta muera?
ri mGdco ta1do responder Ia auscultaba La evauta
ba los parpados llevaba las los oos la
frente d las sienes de la ioven. lor fin dljo:
No, sonora. Esta tan solo aletargada.
Estara mucho tempo en- ese estado
No 10 Deiada en- la posicon que encuen-
ira. Nolver6 mas arde
Ell medco volvio las dos, las por la noche Pero
e estado de La oven haba surdo cambio aguno
Vadas cada vista las enavas para volvera ST habfan
sidO nntiles
Tn gande apoder6 de Marta que permaneca
clavada la cabecra del echo asosa, la mlrada a
ell descoordo de oyen, acechando d senales de
V ausentes dese la Paso asf la noche, lugu
re aerradora la madre consntese del
echo reposaba rgda pada las sabanas sobre
descansaba aqea que aseguraban que vvfa pero la
luz de las buifas
Hubo momento ESQ de las de la mahana,
e enclo de la noche fue turbado gros
cancos rudo ordo de mucha Gamma certa
pectacon Marta squera dlo cuenta de eo tan
absorta saba la contemplation de ha aqueos abos
que cefa la oscurdad aquelos prpados
cerrados que esperaba abrirse a iustante.
A las ocho de la manana pres9nto ell doctor Briscau,
acompaado de coega de Saint Pryve diagnostco
guerra Pero despu&s de examen minucoso
undo ell segundo m6dico opno que habfa opnado el
SLearga proongada. E presena caracteres de
un pegro Immediate Sin embargo impossible aseguarlo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-28
"a PLEASANT TRIP.
a Party of Pleasure Seekers Return
from Their ErOliC.

a pleasant party Of fourteen young
people. including the Virginian's repre-
sentative left Portsmouth "Wednesday
morning on Mr.. Gills beautiful launch
Crissie. Their intention was to go to
newport News, Hampton, Soldiers
home. and then wind up at Ocean View.
returning home after night, but Divine
providence willed 1t otherwise The par
~, with music on board, left at q. NJ,
ana jolier crowd never left Ports
mouth. All went well until after Lam
berts Point was passed then the swells
which were chopping quite high made
our little craft toss up and down. By
the time Sewell's Point was reached the
party began TO be quite seasick and a
slcker looking crowd would have been
hard to find. About this time O heavy
SVEN struck our little boat, and came
INSIDE, wetting quite number Of tho
party The Captain did not deem it adj
Visable to go further, because, he said.
oy the time the small craft reached Old
Iolnt the party would be so sick that
the balance of the day would have been
unpleasant. SO the boat was turned and
maze Tor Craney Island. The party dis
embarked. went on shore, explored the
island, was shown through the maya
zines and how shell and dynamite cart
ridges. &c, were made. After remain
ing on the island for an hour thew en-
parked homcward. aud went up the AL
Demarle and Chesapeake canal towards
the sound. pleasant spot was reached
ti p. m, and dinner was served.
Inc members Of the party then went
III search or honeySuckles and wild flow
ers' and exploring the county at large
LOT ABOUT three hours. at 5 n m q
start was made for home, which was
reached soon after seven o'clock.
Al along the route the air was filled
win music and shouts from the party on
BOARD, and as they passed different
ooats they were saluted, which was re-
turned by the little craft. The launch
VAS VAS saily decorated with wild flowers
rom stem TO STERN and attracted much
attention as she came in the harbor.
rms ended a day Of pleasure that vii!
lonS DE remembered by those who were
present. The same party will later in the
season carry out their original intention
ana have another jolly trip.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-28
BEB * LEY
Z nj

Mr. -. Petherbridgc, who has been
sick for the last few days, is able to
DC on the street again.
capt. Charlie Taylor is preparing 10
move Monday to Hog Island.
MISS Sallic Taylor. who has been
teaching school at Chincoteague Island,
mas closed for vacation. which She viii
spend at richmond Female College.
CAPT. Tom Taylor has cut the white
yacht, May Flower, down to the waters
edge and is rebuilding her thoroughly.
The Tidewater Council No. 80, and the
THOMAS Jefferson No. los. Jr. o. u. a.
NJ. VII leave this morning at o'clock
VIA Atlantic and Danvile railroad to
take part In the exercises and fnE-rals-
Vile. : 1870
Nlr. George 7. Old returned to his
nome. on Pine street, yesterday, after
several weeks stay In Mlddlesex county.
lie was given q hearty welcome by his
many surprised friends.
Ialll about the organization Of q
mliitary company In Berkeley is running
nigh Much interest Is being manifest
ed by the young men.