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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
THAT
TERRIBLE
" HEADACHE
ENTIRELY
CURED.

EVER KNEW WHAT IT WAS TO BE
WITHOUT y HEADACHE. Not only that
but my nostrilS were more or less cloggcd
up at the time so that had
to breath through my mouth at
times. was constantly hawk
ing and splitting the mncus that kept fail
ing into my throat. | scarcely ever ATE
good meal, and whenever stopped tn,
least bit my head swan. My mouth
tasted bad and my sleep was disturbed by
horrible dreams and seemed TO lose all
energy. l tried many doctors without re-
lief and all kinds OF patent medicines. IN
THIS CONDITION | WENT TO DR.
FIRl;T and took trca tmcnt under him
HE HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME-. i
think DR. frey is a godscnd to suffcrin.
humanity. | sleep fine now and get up re-
frcshed ] feel good all over now and often
tell my friends how well feel. have Il
hearty appetite aud can breath so nice and
free. HAVE NOT HAD y HEADACHE.
SINCE ] BEGAN DIR. FIitILY'S TREAT
MEN'r I used to dread my work. but
now feel so strong and Well its really a
pleasure. In fact can't begin 10 tell all
the good DR.. Fircy has done me. He has
cured me and | advise my friends to CON
suit him.
WILI.OuGHDY BRIGHT,
With \. Wrenn & Sons. % and "a Union
street, Norfolk. Va.
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NOTICE.

Patents procured through us sold with
ont cost. Information free. Send for our
new list of 900 inventions wanted and
$3.50 prize offered inventors ~g..
Total number OF patents allowed this
week ASS: sold 2I2. Mcritorious Inventions
described and illustrated Valuable pat
cntS wanted Immediately. All patents
secured through our agency described and
illustrated in the National Recorder tue
largest scientific paper published and de-
voted entirely 10 the interests OF Inventors
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Art III Photography.

The latest in style and finish is the
new bas-relief portrait made only by
Campbell, the wideaWaRo photogra pher.
They cannot be described but mus: be
seen to be appreciated. They are now
on exhibition nj his studio. as is also his
fine line OF water color cabinets.
l.. $. CAMPBELL,
3l0-344 Main street,
jan 1O-tf Ballentinc Block.
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Sunday Schedule TO old Point Re.

The Old Dominion steamship company
has resumed Sunday trips to Fortress
Monroe. Steamer will leave Bay Line
wharf Norfolk. ut 10 q. m, l and 1 D. m
Portsmouth fifteen minutes earlier)
VIII leave Old Point at 80 a. m. 80
and $50 p. m. Fare % cents each way.
NJ. b. CROMWELL, Agent.
FL off
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What President Hoffman

Of the Seaboard Air Line, says:
Mr.. J. r. Harris, Harris Springs, S.
G.: will say that in my opinion the
Harris Lirhia Water is BY far the best
Lithia Water l ever used. 1t has done
me q great deal OF good, and | think 1t
a most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ. I.
Dodson. Druggist. Atlantic Hotel, and
Burrow. Martin & CO.
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Come at Once.

Monday, February Sth, we begin to
close out several large lots OF winter
shoes. Mems $500 winter tans, at $500;
Turner's mems $500 black calf, cf., lace
an congress, at $500. One lot r.. G.
Burt's ladies' shoes, formerly $500
at $500. 154 Main street.
S. J. THOMAS d CO., Shoes.
fe7-eod
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Police Court rtcrorss.

Andrew Briggs, colorcu, was sent TO
jail by the Police Justice yesterday for
sixty days on the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenccs from Au-
guStus Gordon, cOlored
SENT ON TO GRAND JURY
Willis Wake. colored. was sent on to
the grand jury by Justice Tomln yes
tcrday morning uEon the charge Of bur
glarizing l.. Friedcn's sleeping apart
ment at No. % St Paul street last Sun
day morning. lTr!eden lost $50 ana two
gold watches.
MINOR CASES.
c. II. Miller, colored, drawing pistol
on u colorcd boy named James Gill;
fined $3.50
Mamie Cheaseman, colored assault;
fined s..
Chris. Johnson, colored, was sent to
1ail in default Of paying 81 fine 70;
drunkenness and cursing his aged moth
er who is an invalid
Several white men who were arrested
for lettering about the southwest corner
OF Main street and Commercial Place,
We're discharged
+. Tiillcy and NJ Bredly. interfering
with an officer; continued till Tuesday.
ana the accused released upon their own
recogniZancc.
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DR.. Week, eye expert. is located per.
manently. Examinations free. r. n
Gale. 152 Main street.
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FOR SALE-Wced Turner for Flows
Combines simplicity, durability, cheap
ness and utility: works like a >charm
saves money. time and labor. Address
a. A. Marsh care JOHN WEDDER-
BURN 4 CO, Patent Attorneys, Wash
inEton. d. c.
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Always in season. Hopkins Steamed
Hominy Hulled CORN. Elegant Iun ch
In Milk Quart can. 10 cents.
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FOR SALE-Pcn Election. whereby a pen
point, without being handled, n11Iy be
quickly and conveniently elected from
holder: no more dirty fingers. Address
DERBURN X CO, Patent Attorneys,
Washington, D. c.
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|. B. FREY, M. D,
catarrh Specialist.

has Offices at rooms S and 8 No. 35S Main
street, Norfolk, Va Consultation free
Medicines furnished. Terms very mode
rate Hours . to 1880, . TO y. m. Spr-
cialties: all diseases Of Eye Ear, Nose
Throat and Stomach.
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FOR SALEI-Naluablc Car Attachment
Renders it impossible for brakcluen or
other person to fall between the cars.
For particulars address Dir. u. w. l.e-
Crone, care JOHN WEDDERBURN Il
CO, Patent Attorneys, Washington, d.
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FOR SAT.E.-Improvcmen in Car Fender;
so flexible that it cannot ininrc Il person
falling thereon; prevents anything roll
ing under car. Address Herman Boon,
caro- JOHN WEDDlIRBURN & CO.,
Patent Attorneys. Washington, p. c.
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FOR SALE--Combination Tool which. con-
vicinity combines several useful and
necessary tools in compact form; simple
in construction and efficient in opera
ton. Address J. a. Arnold, care JOIIN
WEDDERBURN Il CO, Patent Attor-
neys, Washington, ID. c.
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Do your eyes burn, or blur? Are Won
troubled with headache? The PROPER
glasses. In most cases. will afford relief.
See DR.. Week.
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FOR SALE-Attachment for Fences,
which prevents fowls from flying over
the top and thereby escaping from the
enclosure: extremely simple ana cnCc-
tive. Address Louis \. Ilodgerncy,
care JOHN WEDDERBURN Il CO,
Patent Attorneys, Washington, d. G. &
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ROOMS-IWo large rooms, furnished or
furnished, with lights and heat. with use
or Doth, for rent, west of Duke street.
Address or apply 123 Yarmouth street
p
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FOR SAT.E-Corn Pad-insurcs speedy re-
lief: cannot become displaced from corn
and yet does away with ordinary devices
applied by adhesion. Address SARAH j.
COSEAN, care JOHN WEDDE;RRURN
d CO, patent attorneys, Washington, y.
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FOR SALE.-Keyhole Guard and Guide
prevents access OF dirt i'll keyholc: serves
as guide to render it easy to find key
hol in dark. Address HANS CHRIST
ENSON, care JOHN WEDDERBuRN 4;
CO, Washington, D. {.
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FOR -Rctillablc Botue-JInau-
thoriZeu retillinE cffectually prevented
or novel yet simple construction: cheap
sal approval. Address j. a. Campbell,
care JOHN WlIDDJIRBUEN K co,
Patent Attorneys. Washington, y. c.
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FOR SAI.E-Grain Bag Fastencr-IIolds
strings in position for instant use: pre-
vents unnecessary loss Of time in look
ing for misplaced strings. Address ]. T.
BEACON, care JOHN WEDDERBCRN
Il CO, patent attorneys, Washington, D.
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FOR SALE--Bicyclc Attachmcnt--Bod Of
racer is supported In position in which
lie can do most effective work without
any effort. Address S. IL. Clark,
care JOHN WEDDERBURN " CO,
Patent Attorneys, Washington, y. c.
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he used as substitute for SprockcL and
chain gearing. Has been thoroughly test
ed and works perfectly. Address TlIOS.
WILLIAMS. care JOHN WEDDE1-
BURN X CO, patent attorneys, WASH
ingtOn. -, G.. .'.E ~
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For bargains go to Wright's clearing
out sale, $40 Main street
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FURNISHED ROOM OR ROOMS FOR
rent. Apply at 52l 1'reemason street,
near Church. fc2O-3t
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FOR SALE-Combfncd Nut and Pipe
Wrench-Quickiy and easily adjusted to
nut OF any size. ana locks instantly and
firmly: Address John l.eask, care JOHN
-MEDDERkGRN .& CO, Patent Attor-
neys, N;lshtngton,-D. T.,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Frank Moran and James Furlong,
In the Seamens Boarding House business,
IS from this date dissolved.
fe2l-1t> FRANK MORAN.
$500 REWARD FOR STOLEN PHOTO-
graphic Lense, marked X. WaeZl. taken
from Gi2 Church street No questions
Will be asked WM. ROI'S PHOTO
GRAPH GALLERY, Gi2 Church street.
fe20-3t+
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FOR SALE-Paper Route, now paying
eight $500 dollars net per week: security
must be given for prompt payment or
BIN for papers at end OF each month.
Price $50 Address Rare Chance" care
Firginian. fcI9-tf
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FOR SALE-Tug MAUD" about 5 tons
register; recently overhaulpd: is in good
condition. For price and further par
ticulars call on or address WM BLOOD
GOOD, east end High Street. Portsmouth,
Va TnIo-3ts
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Norfolk ana Washington, ID. C..Stcan,.
boat Company,
Inauguration Of Presitent.EIctf Ne.
Kinley,
TO Washington, ID. e., and Return,
$3.50.
Tickets on sale March 1st. Cd. and Cd
good to return to March 18th. Inclusive
State-rooms can now be reserved at com
pany's office on the wharf
Phone AL D. J. CALLAHAN
1eD Il-tl Agent
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FOR SALE-Lock Hing improve
mcnt on those now III use; can be made
70 match any style OF hinge. Address
or: G. \. Donaldson, care JOHN WE'D
!?ERBURN " CO, Patent Attorneys,
Washington D. G.
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f'Oit RENr.-A desirable residence, with
al modern conVcnienceS, new No. 80
Granny street: possession April 1st: also
Two furnished rooms: possession at once
bS DIRK Place. Mrs. II. DOXIER.
fe1i-wcd fr ,sll-3t
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John lYeQderbern \ Co..
Patent Attorneys
wAs1IINGTOS. ID. &.
QUICKLY SECURE AND
SELL PATENTS.

and desire to call the attention OF manu-
facturers, capitalists and investors to the
herebelow selected Patents for sale on
terms that insure handsome profits on the
investments made.
These Inventions are all useful and prac-
ticable. Broad claims guaranteeing fullest
protection cover each inventions, tho pat
Gnts having been prosecuted by our own
firm, which Is sufficient warrant as 10
their breadth and scope
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
:. Five good Tenement Houses, Nos. Sl1.
Sl3. SIS, SIT and $40: fourth with passage
and double parlor, dining and cook room,
cook room, hot ana cold water, for So
per month to good tenant Apply to il. S.
Andcrton. Rental Agent. 3S7 High Street,
portsmouth. Va. fcol-3t
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FOR SALE.

tN0R SALE-One !5-horse-powcr engine, in
Ilfst class condition: has just been thor
ouEhiy overhnuicd, and is as good as
new; has an improved adjustable cut off,
ana can therefore be run at n less horse
power II desired, and be very economical
In fuel Apply TO GEORGE w DUNAL
q CO., or OLD DOMINION GuANO co.
f,oIt q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
GOOD REWARD.-FINDER OF SMALL
Hand Grip containing papers val
liable only to owner will get we'll paid
BY leaving at Commercial Hotel, or with
\ J. II. EVERETT, Suffolk. fe2l-1t
DETECTIVE AZ. BRADFORD, p. Q. Box
12l, City. Evidence secured in civil and
criminal matters; 10 years experiences;
satisfactory references as to honesty and
ability shown without explaining your
case; strictly confidential fe2I-ltt
PERSONAI-A HOME CURE-Cancer,
Tumor and malignant blood diseases,
without knife. plaster or pain: 1n0-page
book and advice free. Dept. 3. ABB
. BOTT MYRON MASON MEDICAL Co,
boI Fifth Avenue, New York fe2t-ltt
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DRUMIERS WANTED everywhere: sal
airy and commission experience unneces-
SnrY; steady pos ton. LAREDO CIGAR
CO, p. O. Box 263S New York City.
fel6-Gt* ,-rE-
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GENTS to sell the indeiible
Check l:erfolator: retalls for So large
commtssion. WESLEY MANUFACTURE
ING Co, IL Park Row, New York.
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Nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell to dealers OH
d time; 500 monthly and expenses: expert
enCe unnecessary: write for particulars.
& EACME CIGAR CO., Chicago. fc21-1t
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HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENIS-Outht free: no capital needed:
Il exclusive territory; one sale weekly: pays
Dig money; write ALPINE SAFE Co,
* Cincinnati, Ohio. fe21-lt
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WANTED-N1en who will work for 81 per
day, salary or commission paid. CLIFF
TON SOAP & MEG. CO., CINCINNATI o.
oc11-su-1y
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address; will send partf-
cuiars OF how one man made $4,000 In S
years: you can do the same by trying.
Address +. o. Box 53QS, Boston, Mass
IelS-tuth Sa SJ-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
TO SUCCEED MIR. WILLIAM RYAN.
Col. James II. Brady Appointed COL
Icctor of Internal Revenue.

The announcement yesterday that
Colonel James d. Brady, had been select
od n dIl the Office of Collector Of Inter
nae Revenue in this district did not come
in any sense as a surprise, except from
the fact that the appointment was made
rather sooner than was expected. as
Collector William Ryan's term Of four
wears does not expire until the end of
September. The President sent the APP
Monument of Colonel Brady TO the Senate
Yesterday. and the appointment was
promptly confirmed.
Colonel Brady was Collector under the
Harrison administration and was a
polite and capable official. During his
tenure Of the Office he removed ii to
Petersburg. but his intentions In this re-
spect on this occasion could not be learn
ca last night. as the appointee is in Wash
inyton. II is believed, however, that as
he has kept his law-ofhce in this city
since the election. IT IS his present inten-
ton TO make no change.
Coionci Brady was e strong Reed man
at the ST. Louis convention, but he led
the fight for Mckinley in the recent
campaign. and his worth and work were
fully appreciated by the Mckinley steer
crs.
Collector Ryan is also in Washington
and IT could not be ascertained here about
what time his successor will assume
! charge of the office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
THE LoNG-DIsTANCE ORDINANCE.
II VIII lie Considered wednesday
Nimht-HcnIfh Committee Meets.


When the Common Council met on the
9Th Of this month it decided that it would
consider the ordinance granting to the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
many Of Virginia local and long-distance
telephone privileges in this city on the
evening of Wednesday. July 18th. Inc
time is near at hand. and already the
company's Zines have been built froin
Washington TO the city limits. and all
is now ready to pat in its plant here and
connect up with Washington and Nor
folk. There will be great fight in me
Council, however, over the passage OF
this ordinance. 1t is not yet definitely
known here whether or not General l.. L.
Meaney, general manager OF the Tong
distance company. and Senator Daniel
it's senior counsel, Will be here upon TINS
occasion, but they probably VIII.
The members of the City Council are
very much divided upon the proposition,
and II is now impossible to tell what the
result will be in that body. The Rich
mond Telephone Company WI resist the
passage of the ordinance with all the
yigor and force it can command.
Many members Of the Council who will
vote against the measure would be will
ing to vote in favor Of it II the ordinance
contained "A clause fixing a maximum rate
for local telephone service. So far the
company has declined to accept an ordi-
nance with a maximum charge embraced.
HEALTH COMMITTEE MEETS
A regular meeting Of the Council Com
mittee on Health was held in the City
| Hall yesterday morning, and quite
| quantity Of routine business was trans
acted. Those present were Messrs. Il.
Benton (sub-chairmam, Blanks, Snead.
| Williams. and Moore. The payroll OF
the department from July Sth 10 Dist, in
elusive, amounting to 81 1924, was ordered
to be paid.
| Complaint was made of a nuisance ex-
listing in the alley between Norton and
Kenney and Leigh and Clay streets. and
the president OF the Board OF Health was
| instructed TO have the residents abutting
| said alley notified that the nuisance must
be abated; otherwise they VIII be report
ed to the police authorities.
II was decided TO postpone the conside-
ration of the ordinance submitted 10 the
| Common Council by the Committee on
Retrenchment and Reform. some time
recently, which proposes certain changes
! in the management of the Health De
partment, creating a department OF stree,
| cleaning, TO the meeting TO be held Au-
gust Il, 1897. at which time a report 10
the Council will be formulated.
After the transaction Of other matters
of routine nature the committee ad-
| journed.
MEETING TO BE HELD MONDAY.
The Committee on Claims and Salaries
| meet Monday evening at $50 o'clock for
the consideration Of a number OF claims
At the same hour the Committee on
| Accounts and Printing will hold a regC1ar
meeting.
The Committee on Streets convenes in
regular session next Wednesday after
noon at O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
MOST APPEALING LETTERS.
Home for IncurabIes Has 10 Hei"se
MANY tnuIicntions for Admission.

The ladies. deserving Of all praise VINO
have I'm charge the Home for lncuraD'es,
bovo found themselves many times OF
late in perplexing positions, and the
cause does not lie with them. There are
three occupants TO every room III inc
home. and every mail brings urgent ana
appealing requests for admission ana
they must be refused because there IS no
room. Tho following is an extract IIoni
one Of these letters: 49,.
"a lady came TO the hospltal thlco
months ago for treatment, but IS CUM
PEELED to leave on July Z5d, OF as so ~,
after as is practicable, for her case mas
boen pronounced by the doctors quite
homeless The City Hospital and aims
house will not admit her, as she Is not
"a resident of this county. she mas no
home i'm the world, is entirely destitute,
and helpless. She has a serious splI"i
trouble. called carries of the spine. 0he
has tuberculosis also, and cancer Oh
her breast. Any one Of these diseases
must kill her. 49,, e.
"She is a woman with gentle Dloou III
her veins but poverty and CRUSHING ms
fortunes have brought her TO thiS sdd
state. She wins the hearts of an VINO
know her for she is gentle, grateful ana
uncornplaiuing she can use her handS
and lower limbs from the knees down
ward but is perfectly helpless otherwise.
she cannot turn in her bed, or raise her
head without assistance.
81 will raise the 500 if she can be ad-
mitted. Otherwise / know not where she
can go The doctors do not think she can
live many months"
This is Just one letter OF very many
showing that invalids ara enabled TO pay
the SlOO required for entrance 10 the
homo and could be received, If there were
onIv room. The letter IS the strongest OF
onpeals for aid in worthy and much
needed undertaking The Board of Direct
ors of the home have a beautiful site on
west Broad street, and the foundations
Of stone are already laid. Money is need
ed now TO carry on the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
CAPT. FRANKS BOYS.
THEY WENT INTO CAMP AT o'''
VIEW LAST EVENING.
WALKER LIGHT GUARDS OUTING
The Infantrymen VIII He'""'
,yccL on the seashore-otne'
a.. Have n Similar SO
. at fbe View Later oh'

% the echo and followed %
-. x,,,sbes OF their comrades VI
The First Regiment and nui"De' ~
eriords who assembled to see 'hei' 49,
49, walker Light Guard left yesteiu"s
e@.a-.oor for weeks encampmeht a.
- Wv The organization lett 'hii'y
~, s,ronr in a special coach at'"o"9o
% the s85 train from the Chesape"Ne 80
Onto depot. The men wore thef nus
,,,i,orms with knapsack, haVeiS''',
canteen. and blanket. The advance eu',
loft on Friday. and everything was
.o,d,ress for the reception Of the com
many upon their arrival. The c"i,l'"s
Ground is on the hotel property anu sp1
c,al privileges have been accorueu '''-
popular organization.
rwENTY-oNE TENTS PITCHED
-rwentv-one tents havo' been pi'cheu'
exclusive OF the culinary and mess u'
,..rtroerts and a splendid equipment ht'
-, rrovided The old historic puliNI
howl of the company has not Decn ~ ~
tobird and n warm welcome IS pIepaio
Tor visiting friends. Many OF inc l -,
here Of the First Regiment VIII 30 ~" 49,
an the excursions this morning 10 va,
mo cncampment. and the company w.
entertain their friends 10 dinner ~
roroernents have been made ior pa1i,
driiis TO take place every morning anu
a,,one the prearranged diversions are
cham battle. an excursion 10 the CaPo'
on tho pilot boat. and a Mother .lduop"I
batbIng party. Part of the equipment %
the men Is a dark-blue bathing sun WIN
the company's initial letter in Whl'e u,
the front. The two flags-State anu
natjonal-of the organization have peeh
taken into camp, and will be cohsp'cu
ous.y placed.
THOSE WHO WENT ALONG
Tho following officers and men have
,,,1dortolfcn the trip: Captain +. W. Gun
,.ir,,torn Lieutenant William Russell
1ieItenant A. W. Miller, Captain j. H.
II,nchman. surgeon; Lieutenant >. b.
Bedford Company D; Regimental-0luar-
errnaster-sergeant W. T.. Birchett' scr
oeants T.. T.. Duesbery, c. }. IalialelID.
= Y. Jones. w. b. Johnson; CoIpoIa az
Edwin Cook, Robert Scott; PrNates ~.
e Perrow, II. S. B,oomberg, behA
Fashion. Thomas J. Damps, a. W. Evans
G J. Cavedo. j. J.. Adams, {. u. Graves
w. r. Tignor. w. Il. McDoWen. .. l.
ITitzpatrick. /. f. Aikens, J. c. Weckert'
& O. Lockett. ]. p. Lipford. j. c. Baseler'
W. T. Taylor, Charles f. Cannon W; j.
smith. c. p, Hill, z. c. White J. p Nc
Dowell L. r. Matthews, II. c. Ashby'
George D. Rust, and W. j.. Birchett'
The company will probably remain en-
canned until next Sunday night.
TWO OTHER COMPANIES TO CAMP
on Monday. August %, Companies a
and c wiz 20 under canvas, and VIII
be accompanied by men from other com
NAMES The names of more than ninety
men have already teen handed in ana
the present prospects point to a very large
and successful encampment.