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BOSTON AND SAN JOAQUIN.

oTON in casting her around the world to see what
people mnistratols of her reformers and
apostles of behed valley of San Joaquin
that while the land fair to look upon the veS OF
those borders doorous. Wherefore
of her citizens have declared that something must be
people Joaquin and doubtless by this time
a collection has taken send but mission
the valley which in nature sunny but which IN
point OF view of Boston benighted
According the judgment OF the Huh the people of the
Joaquin do not know how to themselves That
preaching thundered against them. The
cultured critics declare that in this beautiful valley he renne
and intellectual pleasures of older almost
known and it added fn of the towns OF this great
joaquin Valley there is absolutely nothing the
between the anighL ball and the religious
vival."
dientaries hardening propose
send forth missionaries of culture and refined to
teach true pleasures genuine entertainments to the den
of the benghted valley there of that
kind OF ready to leave the HUB San Joaquin may
reasonably large influx of and home
seekers before the carnival time
The people the Joaquin may surprised at the in
formation that they do how enjoy themselves but
the less they will give cordial welcome TO the
They will glad any game Boston has
teach there doubtless such in the wide
between the anght ball religious
The missionary therefore, will be agreeable both sides
and will form of the pasantet Of the industries
the valley.
Under the stimulus of the coming missionaries may
look all the of the Joaquin blossom forth with
new radiance OF social fe The religious revival will give
to the conversational the anight ball the oree
musicale. There will be conferences iteraire Browning
societies and metaphysical reunions of the jack
rabbit drives pcnics while emphasize
the Bosonian spirit of the cult there occasionally
John Sullivan exhibitions high art with
steroptcon illustrations of Dancing Bacchane and other
subjects of meditation at the Hub
Truly the outlook bright Joaquin. Her maid
shall learn young shall acquire
frlls. The allnght pass thoughts
folks shall church for he fun of the thing
All these goes among possibilities of fuure but
there is telling what happen if the youth of the San
Joaquin instead OF learning missionaries should
derake teach them of the
Of the valley and truth of the old saying
"The further West you go the fun you have"
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Stra ght From the Shoulder.
Grass Valley Tidings.

John L. Sullivan tells the people of classic
Boston, in his candidacy for Mayor: "Worse
candidates than have been elected by better
people than YOU" AS an exchange remarks,
This is surely hit straight from the shoulder,
and will Joggle the eyeglasses of many Greek
reading professors and students.
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ted with char
on good solid ground would 10
of
for about
Sep
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IN THE RIGHr PLACE.
Philadelphia Bulletin.

Mr. Wilson was signal failure as a tariff
maker, but no man III the country is better
equipped TO run college. He was one of the
unhappy scholars in politics, but in the quiet
old cioisterS OF Washington and Lee he Will
find life once more worth living in the good
times under the Dingiey tariff
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THE BUNco ToUaNAMENr,
pe-noroiro ,r{ro.1a

San Be-nardino Times-Index.
That baseball bunco affair, the Examiner
tournament, is about 10 go to pieces. The
players are up in arms because the Examiner
is giving only 20 Der cent to the teams that
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
POPULATION OF HAWAII.
Chicago Record .

The Record is in receipt of copy of the last
census of the republic OF Hawaii, taken in
1896. According TO that document the popu-
lation of the islands IS 10000, divided ac-
cording to sex and nationality as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

R. B. swAIN-E. NJ. D.. City. R. B. Swain
died in this city Juue ID, 1872, at % Eleventh
street, and his remains we've laid at rest in
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

A VIGOROUS growth and the original color given
to the hair by PARRER's HAIR BALsAM.
HINDERCoRNs, the best cure for corns, l 5 Cts
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

TWENTY DOLLAR PIECE-F F., City. In a $50
piece coined in the minis of the United States
there are 1914 grains of pure gold and SIG
grains OF aIoy, equal to $40 grains.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

The widow heed body of troops in the
Philippine Islands might remember with profit that had her
husband ambitious do the thing she would
not have been widow. However it is but fair give her
credit believe
responsible for report.
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CALIFORNIA glace fruits, oocl ID. rownsend4.

SPECIAL Information daily to manufacturers
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau (Allen's), $40 Montgomery.
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BURG-LIvERPooL-A. D. X, city. This
department is unable to find the statist tics
asked ior in relation to Hamburg and Liver
pool.
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According cables the LONDON press war;" which
probably provided for yet
for its smelling in the direction of United
England has few little affairs of its
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

l. Sullivan to have stepped political
ring prejudice against deporting himself as
to be called a gutter"
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by annexing President Dole
Uncle would of the finest that ever
a towing jov.
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FIJ1 IsLANDs-M., Stockton. Cal. The only
way 10 send money from San Francisco to the
Fiji Islands is to buy an exchange on London,
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ANSWERS TO CoRREst tONDENTs9

MARRIAGE LICENsE-J., city. The fee for
marriage license is 50.
PLACE OF BuRIAL-M 6, City. Charles Cour-
tois died OF car1aic dropsy, and was buried in
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Ogden only shock to New York So
cety but had significance
the midst OF negotiations of daughter
titled person willing to accept her if properly lowered OF
such transaction Cattle sold; pigs
ason fac almost everything But the sale of daughter
wrong and just what law tryn,
Moreover if the bargaining be resumed period
grief with black borders cuminate in vulgar
cusion The daughter beauty pesumably gold
without doubt The titled person nothing debts
draw aud questionable relatives Therefore get
her fortune the lot will any
deal is not sae It's giveaway.
There something ominous circumstance thai
Judge Lynch issued for Pennsy
vania's quickf deputies. But perhaps another
Judge Lynch The old familiar did bother about
much Pennsylvania upon as civil
lied to a point beyo yond his jurisd con.
Emperor Joseph and Emperor William kissed each other
again before parting Perhaps tine expe
rience that them like pair of nervous old
women occasion when they expected be on
their good behavior.
The experience OF being licked by Spain probably be
followed by that of being licked having been so
slow interfere Probably earth will then
feel it duty to batter the remains OF It's outlook
for Uncle Sam.
Assistant Secretary the Navy Roosevelt accuses of
"ootundity court that tried and acquitted guilty man.
Everybody Roosevelt into the department
he would do something radical.
Reported outages have not been heard Of Al
Washington principally that the Department of
State does not get its information columns of yellow
daily.
Sometimes the Pacific is buy watching its fence.
and at others ii is putting
land will watch they to have anything unienced
Already lawyers fockng to Alaska and litigation until
now almost unknown may soon b' among
tries of the far north
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President Kruger told that he has only
time live but doesn't worry Dom Paul
conservative gentleman declines believe everything
hears
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FIGURES Statistician, Oakland, Cal. The
figures submitted are those that were given
out from the Treasury Department at Wash
ington July 80 last. except as to the year 1885
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
How THEY MAKE Their BREAD.

Philadelphia Bulletin.
Some men are SO lazy that they loaf while
looking for work.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

1RELAND-D., City. The greatest length OF
Ireland is from Fair Head in Antrim, 10 Crow
Head in Kerry, 500 miles; It's greatest mer-
idionaI length is not more than 225 miles; its
greatest breadth, between the extreme poin is
OF Mayo aud Downs is 1872 miles, but between
Galway Bay and Dublin it is not more than
mi
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

Editor Call: For the benefit of your many
readers and those interested in devising some
means OF transporting supplies over the ice
on the Yukon, submit the 1nclosed sketch OF
traction engine adapted TO the purpose
The principal feature OF the invention con-
sists in two hollow drums Of steel, thirty
inches or more in diameter, as driving wheels,
running across under the tirebox OF the boiler.
In order to obtain the radiating heat TO keep
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

Fillmore will take Mrs. Fillmore TO New York
for special medical treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

william Waldorf Astor is about to erect s
huge Napoleonic marble fountain at CltVeden IN
his magnificent estate on the Thames, toIF'
merly owned by the Duke OF Westminster.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

Sometimes the Southern Pacific bury watching
and at others II putting fence,
land will watch they anything left unfenced
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

Emperor Joseph and Emperor William each other
again before parting Perhaps prospect
rience that made them act much like
women occasion when they expected to be on
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

The experience OF being licked by Spain will probably be
followed by that of being licked having been so
slow to interfere Probably 2x4 will then
feel it duty batter the remains dark outlook
for Uncle Sam.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

Assistant Secretary OF Navy Roosevelt accuses of
"ootundy court that tried and acquitted a guilty man.
Every body when into the department
he would do something radical
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

MUSICIANS IN THE NAVE C. W., City. In
tie United States navy the pay of q band
master is $52 per month; chief musician,
$36; musician of the first class, $32; second
class, $50. In The marine corps the leader of
the band is paid $40; tirst-class musician,
$34; second c.ass, $22, and drummer and
tier, Sl3.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

Reported outrage in Guatemala have not been heard of
Washington principally reason that the Department Of
State does not get its information the columns of yellow
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

Already lawyers are hocking to Alaska litigation until
almost unknown may b among the indus
tries of the far north.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
SuccLflc md A,ixnInrc1,,.

Douw & Co.. Of CRANKY street. who
carry only imported goods, take lively
interest IN the new wooden schedule.
They figure that the increase in the
tariff, with its proposed specific and adj
Valorem clause. will add to the cost OF
their goods from $l.20 to SLIGO a yard or
81 to 50 q suit. Their New York repre-
sentativcs have taken out OF the Gus
tom House all their spring woolens for
mems wear and shipped them to Nor
toik. DOW x Co. say that for the pres
ent they will take orders for gen tIemcn's
suits at lower price than the same
can be produced after the new tariff
becomes operative, and advise buyers
10 place orders st once. 1t is very ap-
parent that these gentlemen thoroughly
understand the situation. They must,
Tor they have the most discriminating
trade In the city
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ll3 ED

CHRONOLOGICAL her residence. No 50l
lS91. ut 20 a. m, MARGARf%T, beloved
VIE OF Patrick McDonough, aged 20 wears
FUNERAL with requiem mass from 81
ING, March 90, at 8 o'clock. Ericnds any,
acqnaintanees are invited to attend.
lfe'ersburg papers please copy)
p ii IL Lee Camp. Soldiers Home.
SslAcan11Hnlond' Va; Friday, March 10th. 1897,
age. 49, va ~ -
Funeral services from the residence Of
i us sistcr. AIRS. Beaton. corner Of Wash
i ,MSio! ana south streets. Portsmouth, Va
THIS (Sunday) AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock
lntermcnt family burying ground Noyfoil;
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr.. George ~. Carroll. OF Mnrylnmtt,
DicH UpUlA the street.

About l o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mr.. George NJ. Carroll, Of Relo!r, Mary
land, was taken with 4 severe hemorr-
hage at the corner Of Main and East
streets, and died within five minutes,
before anything could be done to as
SiSt him. The body was removed TO
the morgue and an inquest was held,
the verdict being that death was due
to natural causes.
The deceased gentleman had been III
poor health, and had been visiting q,
friend. Mr.. w. +. Stevens, at Morehcld
City, n. c., since December last. He
was on hts way home, having Just ar
rived here over the Norfolk and South
ern. He was SO years Of age, and leaves
4 widow.
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or Interest 10 Smokers.

The VirGinian calls special attention
10 the advertisement or the r.. Il. M.
smoking tobacco and cigarettes, which
appears in to-day's issue.
Ihese goods are recommended ns cx-
ceeuinE;ly beneficial for catarrhcal COM
paints. and il all that is said or them l.;
true they should meet with ready sale
The testimonials as to the benefits of
these tobaccocs are or the very best and
all is asked is a fair trial For sale to
the trade by W. L. Brooke & Co, Roa-
noke avenue wholesale agents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
Spceinl Snecinitics.

Greenwood & Bros. 15S Main street
o!d number. IS the place for up date
1eWelry at bottom prices. Facilities un-
surpassed for procuring genuine bar
cams and the public gets the benefit
FIFTY years in business give them ad.
Vantages which they divide with their
customers. They have a special sale
now going OIL. Gold set rings at 81
worth sl.@0 to 50; nut sets, soc, worth
81; sleeve buttons. Soc, worth 81. and
hundreds Of articles at down prices.
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Very, Very Fetching Gowns.

Icing thoroughly yersed in what is
proper we are prepared to create gowns
OF unique and original design.
We have rcady-made tailor dn
suits. silk and velour skirts and sill;
pettlcoats; also a few early spring pat
tern mats We do sunburst accordion
ana side rlaitings OF every description.
Our spring opening will be on Mon
day and Tuesday, the 29th and 3Oth
altiii Elt MORRIS. Ladies' Tailor,
Columbia Building CRANKY st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
rOURTsa ANNIVERSARY
OF Tho Florence Crittcl,slcn Home tt
------.- 1sG CCfClrnfCtl tn. tlnY.

he Celebrated To-day.
The fourth anniversary Of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home will be celebra-
ted at the First Presbyterian church
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. The public
ic invited and will enjoy the following
programmes:
Opening exercises by the Rev w. S.
Lacy.
Rescue the Perishing,'
choir.
Report OF the years worls-By the
president.
Addrcss-Rev. r. w Webb
Solo-Mrs. Bancroft.
AddrcsE-Rev. DR.. W. ]. Young.
Address-Rev. NJ. B. Wharton.
Solo--A1iSs Ewell.
AduresS-Rev. Mr.. Shenk
Bcncdiction
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We present for your inspection the
the largest variety Of foreign woolens
ever shown in this city, backed UP by a
reputation for fit and workmanship
equalled by none. Rudolph g. Wallace,
33S Main street.
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william Wal,nc, St,r,,o

has been admitted a member Of The lav
firm Of Starke & Starkc.
STARI<E Sc STARKE,
March 16, 1897. mhol-1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21

New idea Paper Patterns roc-Solc
senlta for Sorioik- Wrisht's, $40
4nin Street.
Fl, Correct In design and style. accurate
an IT; economical. Any pattern for 10
Sicents, even if worth 25, So or 10 cents.
ssssG sIs and que Them and get April fashion
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5000 Pairs.

EN- undell's Philadelphia shoes FOR
ffAllsses and children. Bought at half
lheir value. TO 20 the same way at
Hofheimer's,. -
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VII: at I>d:N.
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stoclboldcrs
Of the WEST NORFOLK LAND ANb
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY" viii bo hcltI
az tne company's office, WEST NOF
FOLK, VA. MONDAY, APRIL 5;b ~
at ! O'Clock p. m. JAS. T. WISE
'n"S1--W Secretary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The WhIrI Continues 10 Gyrats hotwI'h-
standing the Season.
RANDOM NOTES OFTRE PASSING TARORG
Some PersOnnl Mention or vir:inin
Relies and Ncaux-Mrs. SriShf's
delightful Tn. Party Tucsstlny-
Complimentary Oyster Roast 1T
chesapeake Club-Othcr News.

a record OF society events" during
Lent must needs be, largely mere men
ton Of the cominGs and goings Of the
erstW-hle gay" ones. That events do
occu: during Lent Is MI open secret,
but they t:e quiet affairs and the So
cie;y editor who Celebrates them for
feits his prestige.
Miss Marshall, OF Irauquier county.
is the guest Of Mrs. Little. Client.
Mrs. y. p. Henderson. OF Brooklyn, is
the guest OF relatives in this city.
Mr.. William Hunt, OF Richmond,
greeted his Norfolk friends last week.
The Misses Baird. or Essex county,
who have been the guests of Mrs. ".
Thompson Barron, have returned home.
Miss Milllgan, or Annapolis. has re-
turned home. accompanies by her
friend, Miss Terry, Of the Franklin.
The Misses Bonsal, Of Baltimore. are
the guests Of Mrs. Pcgram, on CRANKY
street.
Miss Matthews, of Baltimore. return
cd home LAST evening, after 4 pleasant
visit 10 friends in this city.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast nnes General Conditions For
rs. To-day. VIZ

Washington, d. c., March u.
----- Tor Virginia.: Generally fair;
Ehl3 Slightly cooler in southern por-
ton; westerly winds.
---- - For Nort1, Carolina: Fair;
Southwesterly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21

Our hobby Scotch importatlons are
now aetracting the attention OF all good
dressers. Do you feel Interested? Ru-
doiphl s. Wallace. 1913 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
AIli1Iuu,or. or1he nInon

from the small pmple to the dreadful
scrofula sore, are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which thoroughly purifes vitalizcs
and enr:ches the blood.
HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, biliousness All drug
gISis, 25c.
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nr22-1tA

80 4sl,s, your eyes burn, or hurt? Are you
.S naDieds ~ tles headache2 The proper
Is IN most cases WILL afford relief.
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The Famous E:x.1'ricst.

!. Bishop Mcnamara. formerly Roman
- Eatt hoflc pastor, or Raleigh, and we'll
g nnoWn 70 Norfolk Catholics as officiat-
, ,I,g, IN s T. Mary's church with Father
. ss,t. cen Will lecture in Masonic tenn
ple,s. S'ortoik on Thursday night. He
ss siast neen prominent in the priesthood
f fgga2ls MS conversion 10 Professionalism.
IpItoke away from Cardinal Gibbons
WIS eieGted Protestant Bishop over
Dis csent work; Ladies' and gentle.
sss.lshsW VII enjoy hearing this man OF ma
sssse1El4 rep lttLlitsn next Thursday night.
Al: ADVERTISEMENT
.. h1aroo-1tA .
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See Or. Week about your eyes. All
glasses prescribed nre guaranteed.
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PORT CALENDAR.

sun rises. GOT a. M; sun sets, G:1S p.
M. high water, 1901 q. m. and 1922 y.
m; low water, 1902 a. III. and 4:OS y. m
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nIss see sot,rs lire or Lon
sssdfssn Won't feel
70 Y come take
sltYpssss ssaa elpAl asa Main
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When dizzy or drowsy take Beecham's
Pulls.
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# 1 ne MISSES iIpltSdi, Ol f5llllIllOTC. are
the guests Of Mrs. Pcgram, on CRANKY
street.
Miss Matthews. of Baltimore. return
cd home LAST evening, after 4 pleasant
visit TO friends in this city.
DELIGHTFUL TUG PARTY.
Mrs. Richard II. Wright gave u tug
party to Old Point last Tuesday even
ing in honor OF Miss I1adyc HoDson of
Richmond Among the guests were
the following; Mrs. Walter II. Taylor.
MIS-. George Mclptish, Mrs. Floyd
Hughes, Miss Patio Taylor, Miss Bland
Taylor. Miss Lizzie Taylor. Miss Rod
man, Of New York; Miss Madse Lamb.
Miss Annie Vaughan. Miss Mable
Vaughan. Miss Webb, Miss Semplc, of
Louisville; Miss Lauder Miss Johns. OF
Alexandria; Miss 1oattic Seldcn, Miss
Terry, OF the navy yard; Miss Milligln,
CT Annapolis.
Among the gentlemen were: AIessrs.
Floyd Hughes, Stuart johns, Pannill,
Tom!in, BrocieDbOl ough, Frank Tay-
lor Richard Taylor, Saunders Taylor,
Hugh Whitehead. Meade Osborn, and
Others.
Several hours were spent at Old Point
and the party was entertained at the
fort.
IA,
at the Atlantic.
Miss Holland, OF New York, spent
yesterday in the city. y
The Misses Slmickenton, Of philadel.
phia, are in the city for u short while
COMPLEMENTARY OYSTER ROAST
Mr.. Richard c. Byrd gave an oyster
roast at the Chesapeake Club Monday
last, complimentary to Miss Rodman.
OF New York. who Is the guest of Miss
Pat,ie Taylor
Mrs. Lucy Ward Baker spent Satur-
day and Sunday in the city, when she
left for New York
Mr. James Robinson. Of Baltimore,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Elliott returned home
from Baltimore yesterday, accompanied
by Miss Jennie Gormully, Of that city.
COUNTRY CLUB TEA.
The regular Saturday afternoon re-
ception at the Country Club last even
ing was most delightful affair. Many
guests were entertained.
Miss Mamie Ward has returned from
Baltimore.
Mrs. Louisa Dupuy, Of Staunton, Is
the guest of the Misses Talbot. Free
mason street.
The approaching wedding Of Assist
ant Engineer Cooke. u. S. ~, and Miss
Emma Freeman, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ~. II. Freeman, Is announced, the
nuptials to take place after Easter.
Mr.. Tazewell Taylor left for Balti-
more last evening.
Miss Hilliard. who has been the guest
OF friends in Raleigh. n. c., returned
home last evening.
Miss Bertha Randolph, who has been
visiting Miss Eleanor Randolph, left
last evening for Baltimore.
Mr.. c. ". 3. Lane, n rising young at
torncy and n most popular gentleman
OF this city. was married in Vincland
N. j., Wednesday, to Mrs. Anna Marie
Fuller.
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After the splendid performance OF
Or 1Selgralf" at the academy Of Mu-
sic last evening. Mr.. r. Edmond
Krumbholz. who accompanied q party
Of twenty from Virginia Beach TO the
performance. invited Miss Wainwright.
Mr.. Lackaye and the other members Of
the company to be his guests at the
Princess Anne Hotel. The graceful
compliment was appreciated and the in .
vitatim accepted, the party leaving on
q special train at lbs D. m for the
beach. They Will remain until late this
afternoon. leaving for Washington to-
night.
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Mr.. c. ". 3. Lane, n rising young at
torncy and n most popular gentleman
OF this city. was married in Vncland,
n. j.. Wednesday, to Mrs. Anna Marie
Fuller.