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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11
Trenuin= on Eushtnu. Heels

The store OF Douw e. Co. on GRANNY,
Street, Is Il Very interesting place Of late
to Norfolk men who follow ashton so
closely rs 10, a least occasionally, tread
on her heels. y line az novelties in for
eisn woolens being shown there was
seen ny a number OF Nolfolll's, best
dfesSe:fi during the last few days and
seemed To meet with genera! approval,
Messrs. DDuw Il Co. turn out some gar
ments which are really Il credit to Nor
FOLK, and although the finn carries only
imported goods their prices, as The
'NrGin!an has occasion to know, are cx-
tremety moderate. They are building
up a considerable cl.en;age among The
best drcssers in the city. and The Vir-
Shlan takes some credit to itself since
III it they have been regular advcrtis-
erS.
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READY FOR TIE PRIMARY.
Democratic Committee Chose m Flee.
tOrnI IsOnrd lust Night.

The City Democratic Executive Com
mittee held meeting last evening n
the office Of Capt. Washington Taylor,
chairman of the committee, No. "a Com
mercc street.
McsSrS w. w. Hunter and II. S. Her
man, both OF whom are candidates for
city treasurer. were present. These gem
tlemen filed their applications for the
nomination at the hands Of the Demo
cratic primary to be held on April 90.
The following electoral board was Sc
lected for the primary: MessrS: Isaac
Moritz, j. Layton Hubbard. Thomas II
Wilcox. Alexander Iedd, n. c. Pamp.
lin, ". j. Nottingham. Joseph Il. Allyn
The board will meet Tuesday evening nj
s o'clock at Capt. Washington Taylor
Office to formulate rules and regulations
for the primary
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Our Great Easter SUNRISE Sn,c

Monday and Tuesday. April 18Th and
i5th, Levy Bros. will offer the public
an opportunity for Easter shopping
never before had in this section.
fF,ceS VIII gladden. the hearts OF eco
nomicai buyer.i; qualities that will de-
llsht the judgments OF fastidious critics.
IL VIII pay YOU to carefully read this
announcement. |; Is trustworthy in
formation Descriptions, thought brief,
are accurate
Quotations Of prices correct. What's
advertised we have. What's: said ven
do Wen do
Umbrellas. Frcnch G;lo,Ia. Congo
handles. usual price 81. sale prize. l9c
each
Twill Gloria Umbrellas, steel rod, Con
70 nanuies; SILK cover and ;as:el, cheap
at $l.50, sale price soc
lbs. Ccrsets, long waist. 6 hook FAC
quaEty; to Introduce this. our exclu-
sive style, 43c.
39c. white Marscilles Spreads, 100 OF
these. usual price T5c.. sale price 39c.
each
200 finer grades, SOC. 7sc., 81 up TO
SIPS.
&c. the yard. Rlcachcd ana Unbleached
Cot;ons.
&c. yard Androscoggin. Xxi bleach
6tac. yard, Fruit Of the Loom, 4x4
hleachcd.
&c. yard, Utica. Xxx heavy, 4x4 bleach
&C. yard heavy brown, AKA sheeting
Cottons.
$iac. yard standard makes check
Ginghams
l2Mc yard. Turkey Red Table Cloths
2lc. yard. White Damask Table
Cloths.
SOC. yard German Damask Table
Cloths.
2l@c. yard, White Twill Towel Crash.
25c. doZ Fringe Linen Doy!ies
49c. pair, nice Lace Curtains G9c,
7!c, $1.l9 and $3.50. All special t:nrprIs.
prices.
Three special Hosiery surprises: 1oc
hosiery. l2l5c. hosiery, 25c hosiery.
$l.39 figured BrIiliantine Skirts. also
$I9, $1.S9 and up.
49c. a pair Kid Gloves, colors only.
81 pair, genuine Foster Kids
39c. beautiful carpet Hassocks. and
4Nd Chenille Table Covers
1c. a bottle. Petroleum Jelly.
&c. n bottle, or. Florida Water
&c. bottle, S or. Bay Rum.
sc. case Buttermilk Soap.
&c.. best lining Cambria
19c. China Silk, all coloys.
25c. yard, fine all wool Easter Dress
stulfS; price was SOC.
DC. fast color Prints, Pcrcale style
Sc. Siesia.
DC. Percal;ne.
&c. RusEellin Lining
&c. yard Rice Cambrc
l0c pair Suspenders, worth CSC
sc. to Zoe. yard. India Lawn Rem
nants
Sc. doz. White Lawn Ties.
ape. Easter Souvenir, japanese Cup,
Saucer and Solid Silver Spoon.
l5c new Chenille Dot Wells.
1c. Mems and Ladies' Hens stitched
Handkerchiefs, worth 10c.; choice quail
ties, 10c., 12iac., 25c.
There are others in stock just rs cheap
as here mentioned. BE sure you attend
this sale. There are many surprises fnr
those who call. Remember these are
all cash prices.
LEVY BROS,
3ti Main street.
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a BEAUTIFUL EASTER GIFT.
Free Offering by Tie \. a. +. Zen
Company Tomorrow.

You are cordially invited to attend the
grand spring opening Monday, April
18th, and continuing every day during
the week. Saturday, April 18th, posi-
lively the last day. Wondelrul Easter
novelty entitled What is It?" Nothing
IKE It ever seen 'hcfo:c. Presented to
all purchasers OF teas, coffee. baking
powder. extracts, sauce, corn starch
Milkmaid condensed milk, mperl Al
cream. Runkers celebrated choocola ties,
cocoas and chocolatina Easter week,
commencing Monday, Ap.n 18th. and
continuing until Saturday, April 18th, in
elusive. The Great Atlantic and Pa
ciilc Tea. company, 3Gi Main street, he
tween Talbot and Church streets. Nor
folk Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11
Stands at the Head

Aug. j. Bogci, the leading druggist Of
Shreveport, La, says: .'Dr. Kings New
discovery is the only thing that cures
my cough, and il is the best seller II
nave j.. r. Campbell. merchant OF
Stafford. Arz., writes: ..Dr. Kings New,
Discovery is all that is claimed for Il
II never fails. and is a sure cure for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. / can
not say enough for its merits" Or,
kings New Discovery for Consumption,
,"tiShS anu Colds is not an experiment.
- mas Deon tried FOR a quarter Of a CEN
inry, and to-day stands AT the head. II
never diSarpointS. Free trial bottles al
EurroW. Martin & Co.'s Drug Store
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SiOrn All the Year

Around, even in very warm weather.
because the feet Will not pelsprc so
si1rreely and again you co not feel the
= that arises from the heated bricks
and stones therefore the justly cole
3Drated 50 Patrol Shoes are the shoes for
those that walk and stand q great deal.
end railroad and steamboat men. as
well as policemen. machinists, carpen-
tiers. painters and every class Of me-
ic e.fc find more comfort ana wear in
ltaeli1 than anything they can get.
ONE PRICE SHOE STORE
~ BanE Street, opp. Court House.
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Electric BitterS

Electric Bitlers is mclicine suitan
Tor any season. but perhaps more gene
r2ily needed when the iangud, exhaust
ed feeling prevails. when the liver is
torpid and sluggish ana the need of a
tome and Alternative is felt. A
prompt use Of this medicine has
often aNerted long and pcrh, ne
falal bilious fevers. No medicine vii,
ACT more surely in counteracting ana
freeing The system from the malnrial
poison. Headache, Indigestion. Cons;i-
patton, Dizziness yield 10 Electric lslt-
ters. soc. and 3l.00 per bottle at Burrow,
Martin s. Co.'s Drug Store.
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Two Large Mus! ScO,ys.

The Baltimore Dredging company has
just added 70 their flee: OF floating prop
erty engaged in dredging o,lt the har-
Dor two large mud scows, capable Of
carrying GOO yards Of mud each They
were built by Wooda!l. OF Baltimore
under tho personal supervision of Gap
tain tha:les Nelson, the popular and
%ehiai superintendent OF the dredging
company.
Captain Nelson has made many fast
Trends in this city having been well
known here for the last twenty wears
as one Of the most popular men in his
business
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Ercnch Models on display.

We have a full line OF ready made
tailor suits, as well as separate skirts,
and bicycle suits. in hrocade SIX and
.b.illiant!ne, also ecgau: silk petit
coats. We expect q new consignment
OF pattern hats for Monday. Our dress
making department Is rushed, so those
who desire gowns should call ana have
sthes orders booked. You are invited to
see our lates: Faquin model Of iron
sglenad!ne. Geranium red ana light grey
are the newest colors. Arthur Morris,
Columbia building, CRANKY street.
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BAGNALL WAS SENT ON
ArraIgned In the Police Court Yester-
day for Felonious Shooting.
POLICE JUSTICE HAD A SMALL DOCKET
Fined for Carrying Concealed yTcnn.
6ns--Drunk ana Begging on f;sc
Streets CnTnc from. II Family Of
Fr"nks-ArrcSted as u Suspicious.
Chnractcr-Other Court Items

William Bagnall, who shot at his
Trend, Thomas b. Anderson. Of 5ulti-
inoie, q bricklaycr, on Talbot street
last Tuesday, was arra;gncd in the
Police Court yesterday on The charge Of
felonious shooting.
Justice Tomlin felt himself justified
by the evidence in sending the prisoner
On TO the grand jury. BagnaN was
baiied by Judge Hancllel in the sum of
Sl'oco' with j. II. Hudson, j. L. Prince
as suretics.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
George Jefferson. colored, CARRYING a
concealed weapon: fined $20.50 and thirty
days in Jail
John Martin, drunkenness and beg
Sing on the streets; fined S550
Peter Roper, agsaulting Charles Hat
cher; fined $3.50.
IL. II. Hopkins. colored, suspected Of
stealing clothing; held five DAYS for OK
animation.
Frank B.im, colored, a suspicious
character; thirty days In Jail in default
OF furnishing Sl00 bond for his good be-
haviOr
Emma Jane Hill, colored breach Of
the peace: fined SO
Annie Knight and Bertha Jones. both
colorcd; lined $3.50 each
FAMILY OF FREAKS.
Clarence White. the young boy who
Is the guest Of the city for ten DAYS
until he can ect 4 home. comes from q
remarkable family at Winston n. G.
lis father and mother are both blind
ana AL his sisters and brothers have
six toes on each foot. He had them.
too, but We're cut off The lad w,s in
the Boys Home for some timc and hen
left :
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Thc Great opera House.

The work OF renovating the Grand
Opera house, on Church street is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The house will
be lighted by 800 electric lights. re-
painted and carpeted throughout
Mr. Edward Stranich is preparing the
scenery.
The orchestra VIII consist of eight
pieces, including q handsome baby
grand piano. costing $500. made especi-
ally for this house Prof George Will
son Will be the leader OF the orchestra.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Brief Chronicle of the Various Events
of the Past Week.
NOT EXCLUSIVELY GAY BUT PLEASANT
The Week Hzns Been FILLED with
Small Affairs, so Fer as the CITY
is Commemorative Charity Con.
crrts = Taylor McCnw Nnptiuis-
Hiss Parker Ramsay 10 be Married.

The past seven days have been I'M
den!ably dull in q social sense. There
nave been no affairs OH large scale in
the city, the principal events Of interest
70 Norfolk folk being the Taylor-Mc-
Cav nuptials at Williamsburg, and the
charity concerts at Virginia Beach and
Old Point.
49,
The l4cnten Sewing Circle held a meet
inS Thursday at Miss Hiliard's, on
YORK street Delightful refreshments
were served.
49,
me Misses Bonsal left for Baltimore
last Thursday evening. after Il charm
ing visit 20 Mrs pegram
The Easter german will be held at
Monleiiore hnH, instead Of at The Tenn
pie.
Mrs. Albert II. Grandy Is the guest of
Mrs. Williams, Franklin street, Rich
mond.
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ST. IntlCS Close.

The st. James hotel will close It's
doors on the 18th inst. after pros
porous existence of ten years It's site
Will shortly be occupied by the modern
banking building to be erected by the
Citizens bank, which some time ago
purchased the hotel property. Mir Ken
nedy will not reopen hotel in this city
immcdia tely
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11
TAYLOR-M'CAW NUPTAI,s

Capt TaZewcll Taylor the popular
young Norfolk attorney and society
man, was married at 3 O'Clock Wednes-
DAY afternoon to Miss Annie NIoncure
McCaw. al the home Of the latters
,'ncie, l'r. James d. Moncure, Williams
nuFS. va. Key. 0. S. Barten D. d., of
his city. and Rev. w. w. Roberts of
Burton Parish. williamsburg. OBLIGATED.
The ample parlors Of Dr. NIoncure's
nospitAble residence were Handsomely
decorated with running cedar, palms,
ferns and American Beauty roses Thn
ceremony was performed ar an altar be-
Hcath L bower OF ferns and palms in the
presence OF q al"gc number Of friends of
both parties.
The sroom's best man was Mr.. D.
Lawrence Groner, of Norfolk and the
maid OF honor was Miss Mary Raid Nh
Cav. OF Richmond, sister Of the bride
blanche Gilbert Moncure, cousin Of the
bride, and Lewis Sedcn Vaylor. brot her
81 me groom, were the ribbon holders
me bride was gowned in lovely white
costume, with bridal veil and diamond
ornaments, carrying a white er,ameled
PRAYER book and a cluster of Lilies of
he Valley tied with White satin ribbon
y handsome reception followed the cere-
monN, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
left Tor Asheville, n. c., via Richmond
IheE VIII be gone two weeks, and upon
the!r arrival in Norfolk will reside at
NO. l3i York street. During the early
summer, however they will enjoy col.
tage life at Virginia Beach.
the following attended from Norfolk:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Dobie Col. George
Mcintosh. Mr.. Edward l.. Hubert. Mir.
Jamcs lredell Jenkins Mr.. James u.
Goode. Mr.. r. y. Bate, Mr. r. G..
Brooke, Mr.. Brooke Taylor and Mr.. d.
Lawrence Groner.
AR. Alexander Mccullagh Boat
wright OF ST. Louis, one of the most
distinguished of the young Journalists
OF the West, is stopping at Old Point.
lie is nephew OF the late Joseph Nc
Cul!agh.
Mrs y. Burruss and Mrs. Admiral
Brown were entertained at dinner Wed.
nesday evening by Mrs. George W.
SWctt at the Hotel Chambcrlin, Old
Point.
Miss Jennie insolvency, daughter of
a prominent Ohio lawyer. is one Of the
most charming Of the fair visitors to Old
Point this season.
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=. T.. &. a. ArreSts.

Special Officer Moore Yesterday ar
rested Sandy Holloway colored., driver
FOR the Decordy Coal company, charged
with driving and trotting a horse while
bafe1ooied and lame. He gave bail ro:
MS appearance in the Police Cour; to-
morrow.
Officer Moore also arrested Briscoe
Brlght, charged with working a horse
last September that was generally unfit.
He also gave bail
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Deputy city Collectors.

MIR. w. l.. Baker, city collector h,s
appointed two deputies--Messrs. Victor
farks and John II. Fletcher. Mr.. Baker
succeeds the late Mr. J. n. Francis. The
increasing business OF the office de-
mands the attention of one man outside
the office. and therefore Mr. Fletcher
was appointed.
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100 E.rixcs r.otnl .saa.

sE# Learn shc particulars OF the ia ter
kodak contest at Greenwood K Brce.,
4 the Norfolk sales agents FOR kod1ks and
supplies. Competition VIII be recorded
Sin n London. England, whe.e al! con
testing pictures viii be sent See the
new. S25knaali. Special specials in gold
watches, SO. The new. late and linn
Sated supply Of gents solid gold wa tchcs,
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Are You Hungry.

When YOU begin 20 feel a little hun
cry between meals, If YOU will send to
you" grocer for a pound Of Langdon's
NEEinia butter crackers, they Will ap-
pcase your hunger and leave the most
delightfully."- pleasing taste. See that
YOU get LanEdOn'S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11
FAMILY Ole FREAKS
Law ma Ghnnccry Court.

Judge Martin presiding in the Court
Q! Law and Chancery, was Yesterday
engaged i'm hearing the case Of Jose
pnihc sykes against Charles f. Todd
affecting the distribution OF he pronertv
or Lucinda Todd. 1t will take until
Monday to finish the dispositions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11
Ti1e Hong Kong Tea store.

d III Church street, are sin doing q
.T;:ssr buci.ies.: AVID they arc daily recejv-
IS. nun1neTs Of testimonials in favor OF
S s3e;llI IS sc:ts6!ca blends CT Tea These tes-
& {s.S,i,als, though entirely unsolicited, 80
M -" the Popularity CT this enter
ss.i!ng ccE1pauy's goods.
.}sAAt;tta G1etnod of Advertising an! intro
s7Ja :ins the Teas Will continue FOR 20 days
tly. aiseE which time tho goods will be
iatt strletlJ on their merits.
ffEE srrns--Sin::lc cans, S1.UO for s., 90
3 49, ~ cans for $1,000. Get up q cllb,
sFs.tF DE. mail forwarded anywhere in
va :;tt'r n!ted States. Address Hong Kong
sSassE g, o1Irraapdny Ia Church street, near
ass III M 81. -
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TWO CHARITY CONCERTS.

Norfolk people and their ncighbors at
Hld Point and Virginia Beach have twice
GUrin:; the past week shown their kind
tclitni; for That beautiful charity the
infant Sanitarium, founded AZ Virginia
Leach seycra! years ago by Mrs. Bar
ton Myers.
Two beautiful concerts. in which the
nest talent in the city participated, were
given. one at Virginia Beacn, in the par
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11
Eagle Democratic elm,

}sAA.t There vii! be 4 meeting Of the Eagle
Democratic Club OF the Second Ward
monday night at % Brewer street for
members only. business OF Importance
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11

Don't put up with an Inferior cigar for
your &c. Have HoneyEuckle or nothing
The best sc. cigar on the market.
ap1l-su,We,tf
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NJ <e:S.
MEETING NOTICE.

The regular quarterly meeting Of tile
business Mems Association will be held On
'"es"ay M APcil II. a. o'clock p. m.
G. PICkI,rr Secretary
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Tn" f.ofticSi Pinnacle.

Oh excellence has been reached BY The
manufacturers OF Lln&don's. Virginia
out'c! crackers. They are simply per-
feet.
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PORT CALENDAR

sun rises at 5:35 q. IN. and sets at 5 81
y. III. high water at 3:44 a. M. and 4:2l
y. M; low water at 1917 a. IN. and 1913:
y. IN.
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BOAT CLUB JUBILANTES.

Last Monday evening from until II
O'Clock the Norfolk Boat Club kept omen
mouse al their commodious quarters. at
The END of Freemason street The men,
perS aliended In force and the event
Was Tor and by ''stags" alone Mr.
edmund Ruifin presided as POSTMASTER
al The banquet
!Niterward the following officers were
elected: y. +. Warrington, president: ]
y. Jenkins. vice-president; H. G. White
mead. treasurer: |. II. Wake, secretary:
=. W. Mccullough. captain; Walter II.
faSlor, first lieulenant; Carey Weston,
second lieutenant The financial condi-
uon OF he club was reported al, not q
member being in arrears.
MISS Mabel Vaughan left last Friday
evening Tor Baltimore, where she will
spend some time as the guest Of friends
Mr.. TaZewell Taylor and his bride will
return from their bridal tour next Sat-
urday night and will he at home to
their friends al No. 154 York street.
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meteorological l,n,a
=. ,. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau Nnrfall, A mil Q

weather Bureau, Norfolk, April 8.
Inc following observations are record
ed FOR The B...:c "a hours:
Maximum temperature IN
Minimum temperature T.;
Normal temperature a.
departure from normal .. plus :,
11epii!urc IRON: normal since Jaun
81, ats Isl 80. ...-..... -. plus 132
I,;i III - hours ................ or
Rainfall since April 1st 81
j. J. GRAY. Observer
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lors Of the Princess Anne hotel. Tues
day night, and u repetition of the Same
programme at Old Point. In the hcauti-
full blue parlor Of the Hotel Chamber
lin. Thursday night.
Such well known talent as Messrs. J.
Iredcl Jenk ms. r. G. Tupman ~ f.
Koerner. Mrs A. 2. Warrington, Misses
Elizabeth A. Taylor. S. Kindred VIII
liams and Ethel Nicely made the musical
portion of the programme q ncver-i To-
be-forEotten pleasure, while Miss Thurs
ton, OF Norfolk. and Miss Irene Row
land, Of Washington, rccited several ap-
propriate selection In q delightful man
ner 1t Is q pleasure to state that both
concerts were entirely successful.
THE FLEET All OLD POINT.
The North Atlantic squadron, under
Admiral Francis NJ. Buncc. is now an
chdrcd at Old Point. The presence OF
naval officers always adds to the gayety
of life al that delightful resort and the
officers themselves aver that they are
enjoying 1t very much too.
Next Tuesday afternoon at Mount
Pleasant Farm, Princess Anne county.
Miss Maude Odell JARVIS, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jarvis, will be mar
ried TO Mr.. Frank Carlton Runnells.
MISS RAMSEY'S COMING NUPTIAL.
The following from yesterdays Balti-
more Sun will be read with much in
terest by Miss tamsay's Norfolk
friends
Miss Martha Parker Ramsays mar
riage to Mr.. William Ruff will take place
at the residence of her father, Col. RI.
Ashton Ramsay, 1907 Cathedral street.
on April 20. The wedding will be quiet,
a relative in Norfolk having recently
died. Miss Ramsay was educated at the
Misses Halls Seminary in this city and
Mrs. j. f. Il. Stuart's Virginia Female
Institute at Staunton. She was 4 medal
scholar nj the former, and at the latter
institution carried Off first hunors. grad
uating highest in her class. at the re-
| union Of the United Confederate Veto
rams in Richmond last year Miss Ram
say had the distinguished honor OF be-
Ing selected to act as sponsor for Mary
| land. and rode with Mrs. Jefferson Davis
and others in the parade. Until her re-
| cent resignation she was president Of
| the we'll known ladies club. the Quad
| riga. She Is also Il member OF the So
| clcty Of Colonial DANES, the Shakes
pcurc Club and the Ladies' Whist Club
| Her recitations before the Shakespeare
Club and her presentation Of characters
/ In French and other plays at the Quad
riga have gained her praise from the
members. Mr.. Ruff the groom elect, Is
Il young lawyer Of Washington, where
the couple will reside after their mar
| riage.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forcrns. nnd ssencraI Conditions For
'ra.dny.
Washington, April 10,

Virginia: Fair In the interior:
4 FAIR showers uedr the coast,
North Carolina: Fair In the
81 coast
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ss a2lSsyolr eyes burn, or hurt? Are YOU
sss,letl 9Th headache? The prone.
~ 81 IN most cases. will afford relief.
II NJ &C k. itE
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COUNTRY CLUE RECEPTION


The regular Saturday afternoon recep-
ion 1T the Country Club yesterday was
4 VerS delightful affair. The presiding
hostess was Mrs. Henry IL. Little. and
Snc was assisted in receiving By Misses
Lizzie Taylor and Fannie Leigh. a
large number of the members drove
down or Went on their wheels, and the
reception was most delightful event
Mss Tucker Clarke returned to her
nome, IN LNnchburg. last Wednesday.
~ =, Yer Z pleasant visit to Miss Old. in
rreemason street.
Mr.. }. O. Massey, of Newport News,
greeted his Norfolk friends yesterday.
MI. Robertson Gordon, of Roanoke.
spent several days in the city last week.
Miss Douglas. OF North Carolina, is
the guest Of Norfolk friends.
Misses L.issie billiard, Mary Mcclure
Chan herlaine and IIanllon Walton spent
Tuesday in Baltimore
Miss Mary Brundige is out again
after a brief illness.
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>. +. Allen against II. l.. Bcasley. as
sumpsit; damages $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-11
THE FLEET All OLD POINT.

The North Atlantic squadron. under
Admiral Francis NJ. Bunce. is now an
chdrcd at Old Point. The presence Of
naval officers always adds to the gayety
of life at that delightful resort and the
officers themselves aver that they are
enjoying 1t very much too.