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DOCTORS AGAINST TIE BRUSH BILL.
PROTEST SIGNED BY THE MEDICAL DIRECTORS
OF NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

A PROTEST SIGNED BY THE MEDICAL DIRECTORS
OF NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
The medical directors Of all the life insurance
companies Of this city have signed this protest
against the Brush bill. now pending In tho State
Senate at Albany:
is medical directors OF life insurance companies
passage Of senate bill No. g. introduced by Mr.
brush of Brooklyn. We feel that It would DO
fatal mistake to exclude tuberculosis from the Hst
of infectious diseases.
The action OF the Board OF Health In following
up and trying to stamp out the possibility OF TINS
disease being communicated from person 10 person
has proved valuable during the last few years.
that We believe IL would be unfortunate 70
pass any bill which would prevent the Board OK
ELIAS J. MARSH. NJ. D.. and GRANyILLE. n
Life Insurance Company.
A. HUNTINGTON, NJ. D.. Medical Director OF tho
New-York Life Insurance Company.
s. OAKLEY VANDERPOEL. NJ. D.. Assistant
Medical Director of the New-lork Life Insur-
ance Company.
CURTIS. NJ D.. Medical Directors OF the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society.
JOHN w. BRANNAN, NJ. D.. Medical Director OF
the Washington Life Insurance Company
~ d.. Medical Directors OF the Provident Saw
ings Life Assurance Society
r. w CHAPLIN NJ. D.. Medical Director OF tho
Home Life Insurance Company.
THOMAS II. WILLARD, NJ. d. Medical Examiner
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
r. TAYLOR EMERY VI. D.. Consulting Physician
Of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company.
G. w. WELLS, NJ D., Resident Physician of the
Manhattan Lac Insurance Company.
JOHN p MUM NJ. D., Medical Director OF the
United States Life Insurance Company.
JOSEPH KUCHER, NJ. D., Medical Director OF the
Germana Life Insurance Company.
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ERIE RAILROAD

IhIuush rains Ieave New-1OIk foot Of Chambers-,t
as follows and nye minutes earlier West 23d-st:
$500 "A. M.-Vestbued Express daily FOR Blnshanton
Wayery. Emira Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
J.. N. PaTlor Buffalo.
ZOO l.. M-Nestibuled Limited fast mail Daily, solid
train for Chicago arrives Cleveland TiO A. NJ Chicago
i. NJ. Seepers TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati,
Dining Car.
1880 r. MTBuralo and Cleveland vestIbuIed Express
Daily. arrives Buffalo 7:05 A. NJ. Bradford y:lT A. Al
jamestown 100 A. NJ, Cleveland i? 80 p N sleepers 10
Buffalo and Cleveland. making direct connections TOR
Detroit. Chicago and the West. CafA Library
SitH T.. M.-solid train 10 Crcaro. Sleep,rs 10 ror
relsyils. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
NNCkETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at Ill. 49, 2Gl. 40l and 1851 Broad
l21 Bowery. lG East 18th 81 West lo5th
st.. Chambers and West 2sd-st ferries New YORK So
and I20 Fulton-s 100 broadway. BROOKLYN Hudson
Hohuken and Jersey city Station Nestcot Exnres.
rails for and checks baggage from hotels
20 destlna,ion.
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RAILROADS..
DEL, LACKAWAyNA AND WESTERN r.. n.
stations In New York. foot of barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCE LIGHT.

Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCIAIR
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsyi.e. Baskng
ION; Doy9T sssnhope. NEWTON, BUpD rio LAKE IKE
MOUNTAIN WASHINGTON. PHILIPsBURG. EAsToN
WATER GAP. sTROCDsBURG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WIl.KESBARRE. NANTI-
COKE. DANVIIL.E. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont;
rose BINGHANTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
vile. UTICA RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. Cortland.
sYRAcUsE. osWEGo. ITHACA. oWEGo: ELM IRA.
CORNING. BATH. DASsViLI.E. EtF'FALO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
1000 A M.-(csfe Car. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON. oWEGO, ITHACA. EIMlRA UTICA,
RIcHFlELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE. and osWEGO
EXPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars: Connecting
100 p M--sCRANToN. wII.K tsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Car
400 y. M.-SCRASTON, WII.KESBARRE AND PLYN-
OrTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Car.
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN EIMIEA Bur
TAIO pullman Iunsr Sleeping Car Eew-York 10
Chicago. Diniag Car west OF Buffalo.
p NJ tDalJ)-BunAo Express. Pullman sleeper, for
SCRANTON. BISGHAMToS. BIMIRA BATiI MT
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buffalo A. "
$50 y 81 (Dsy)--BUFFAlO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM
TON. OWEGO, ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
UTICA a.d oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman u ,fs,
seepcrs
TIcKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze Il Sons, Limited. III Broadway "a Park
Place 400 Broadway and 842 Broadway Tickets NJ ferry
stations III &th-svs cor. 18th 81 West I23h-st
Columbus-aye.. Nsw-Y'Tk S3s and 1856 Fulton-.t and
100 Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full infor-
nation NJ all stations
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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Railroads..
ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


s4AIioTs foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD S SIRE
I'D r pESbhossEs AED coRTLANpr sIkTE af;iana,
S,,ssis ten minute. acr than that given below for
go A. " FAST MXi-Pul.n puns, rs .hOrv Car ,5
;Isfnfi F'i9et sHa g.v..9s
~ N csso D c5ss. s%oH 4osac s"a
I:o VI ch liSlts A s. t sT LOUIS EXPRESS
& 9 ff9R'2'' H&f fasaso 81 I Cleveland
40 W. tffi3S sTf:R; s s2NFREssFor Pitts.
ST. PAcF PIi'naSSs S. lS' r.surs and
$50 VAIL ' and fi'fs,9Pf :ssD'
w $50 west. daily except sunday. 40 eos'hes
100 ao "AshiNGTON AND THn SOUTH. -
s?g DHss ca $50 lt" Jonlns ' ca t Sso s9s
Cana I'M IN al Psror and Dining Cs.sJ 40 .Dinng
sCTTilrEN RIIw SH ~ FioPda Ii 1S 'so m
ALANTc c6asr LIZ nj ' sspse a 1870
gau1 ' week days: Express $40 a. M. ana 80 D. m
FdR 6b r5IxT 9 9g26h VA M ds M
A7 TdyTI % c" psss;s,'s. ,; IND
CAFE G9f a Ma GomP Is Coach and Cont.
ISGS aa9 H cS FAX 5S M sp'f1
smF es s'9 $50 :o s2o go . p and
Go,Iiana, Streets 6.lo a. m. I2.lo $40. $40. n'o
y
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
0iq 40 100 so $50 ~ 1880 Jenna Limited 20 iS
tDinng Carr. 1850 llJO a. IN. 1870, LOO 400, sou
10 40 Dining Can $50 Dlniny Cap $50 Dining
so SO v29. go d.mitedl. so 1880 a m. l3o
lCiuin6 Car $780, 40 dining Car, $50 tDlning Csf)'
& g. - 81 S g. 1tor s 20,
Station. and OF Desbrosses and Corandt
Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton Street 30 broadway.
and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn: station Jersey
5 c f N Y09 O bo. SSPesx M s S
to destination.
Railroad Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. n. WOOD.
General Manager. General PAssr Agent
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BALTEM ORE e. OHIO

NtW TON, NIiIleHaII IeTInlnAI south
DO Of Liberty
.Dally: tExcept Sunday. Sundays
CHICAGO, 80 a. m. - % p and ~ IS nisht
PlTTsBURG. .I.ao a. m. 1879 p m. 900 - M.
sl2 10 night t43O n IN. Liberty St only) 49, - $3.50
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 m .555 m
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t755, 100 ,D,ner,
oil 80 a. m. (DnerD 900 DINER, 70 Is iDtnerl ~
CDiner), 1858 p. and 1913 night. ~ WV
NORFOLK, tl1.20 a m.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper). ~ 70 200 n m
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light y ~
Ofices: ll3 i7o POI. 43i. il40 B'dway 81 r Ia,h..
1877 P0wery. y y 35s 3i4 Fulton Brooklyn: white
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel resdencs
10 destination.
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SFORE R.R

Trains leave 42d 81. Station. ~ T. as follows And
ID ~. earlier from foot Of Franklin St. -
1910 A. ~ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo Clsye-
land and Chicago. ''
600 p II. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica svr.
euse. Eochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De
uoit. Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis "
6Ii5 i. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse poc,..
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Time tables At principal hotels and Offices
G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Ar,,,
Vanderbilt Ave. New Yorl
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Exhibition OF
Revolutionary Pictures.

The original paintings and drawings u.
Illustrating Senator Lodges " Story Of the
Revolution" will BE- exhibited during the
week February 7th-l2th, az the Avery
Gallery, 36S Fifth Avenue, \. Y. The
exhibit is conducted under the auspices Of
the New York City Chapter OF the Dau2h.
tiers Of the American Revolution, and will
be oren daily from 10 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
The collection OF pictures includes oil
paintings In color ana in black and white.
Pyle, r. c. Yohn, Carlton 7. Chapman,
e. c. Peixotto, II. W. D.tzier, Is. West
CIinedinst, r. Louis Mora. Harry Fem.
and other artists. Admission Tree.
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A DNERTIsEMEErs ana suD-cripticLs 10 IN. Trbun.
"A received az their Uptown Cnice 40 i2t2 Iiroatav
~ door north OF until
msns received the following branch Offices AT regula-
once rates until oclock p. viz: 2Ji S,h-aye
cor "a st lS2 @h-ave. cor 2th-st Mays 9th ave
an Itn,ot ~. to,nnons-ay- near West GGh-s,. 100
<2dst. between 7th ana sth ayes: $50 East am. a
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
Stations in New-York foot OF Liberty st.
and South Ferry, whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty st.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
station %saI if IN New9 S1' zoe, q IbsIy s.
s Fra s'q .sv! Foot f65 o %f Lss4y St
on and after Jan. 81. 1s9s
& For 80 ba' 49, Sio H. gce Essqq c' i5
~ Sundays 4:So 600 to Easion A NJ. 100. $780,
y, Is r Hssssy eng .s s'lensp '"0 NJ
S o H Rsa4fn spa IT. PIG Eos go % Read
sa S so 40 so Reading s NJ 100 100 " SSo
600 NJ 1874; night 49,, ,yu.u. .,o soo
eio a. NJ. iiO, 100. 900 p NJ sundays. 4:so A. A..
''OV ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. Ao
Grove SS na p TS7s 'nf ssss
S5 d Rs pan 0s g. 5 ~ su sun C Sss
at s'D In,sTsssn AsSuy snq Ocean Grove 900
oO'i' Red S'n< Fur Fur 4EHkEWooD:
$50. $50 1915 A. 81 la, $50. 40 @'ss Saturdays
'n For Tom. bi5SsTnt rsIk ,ns Earp.ss, .sa
SPY For Atlantic City vneland and BTidGetOn. 4ao A. NJ
ri Mo. .S "a; H s '1S s';ss'' $780, $50 ''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA Sd EA5yIMoSH AND WASH
Wee. days. pG sOS 52' 1870 1i[S Car. NJ
'sS S PETE n S' Bn fG Car & D. 's No. e 500 500
xSS ~: asd ,S '5s,as
o %ssf io,s j. i & o i,s H. ia ,s
iss , .ss 5 1:ss &C. go s S s5 4 I IS
s:ss , 40 ~ co5 ds5 =; sa5 80 S SS'
1886 p. NJ. 1915 mdt ,,, 9,
e. ;.5 r:e II y; T. II, hf'sE
Court ST., SEQ Fulton ST., Rrookyn; es b5Sadwsy: WIN;
check baggage from hotei, residence. destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot West 2d St. penn. r. r.. CortAndt
Indicates time from West pa 81 Other figures show
time from Coriandt or Desbrosses st.
'6tIO, $3.50 4. VI. daily Sunday '6:46. A. ny for
MACH CHUNK and intermediate stations.
1850. SIr A NJ. daily for WILKEsBARRE. sCTAS-
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and the West md principal local points; dining and
chair Buffalo.
III 40. 1900 noon daily except Sunday.
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\ DEEHIisEMENIs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Once, No. nroafUav
"a door north Of 3istst until O'Clock D. m advertise
m1hs received al the following branch orces AZ r.y,
once rates until O'Clock .. m. VIZ. rs. Sth-av. 8
cor .3a-st' io- Oth-ave. cor i2thst Macs sth-sv.
ana ifth-st' III columbus ave- Weft st iOS
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STEAMBOATS,

BOSTON amJ Now ENGLAND.
VIA SOUND LINES.
NORWICH LINE. via London Leave Pier 80 ooid
MOI N r. mex, pesprosses ST, week dave only, at
8p m City Of Worcester and City Of
Ii. RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fsl River.
Pier 49, n. r, OF Warren ST.. week days only.
8 T. M Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. Or
chestra each
gTONJNdTON LINE. via stonington. Leave Pier 30,
N r. one block above Canal St. week Gays only, ct
eP ~ Steamers Maine and Hew-Hampshire.
NyEW-HAVEN-Fare 81, Excursion $3.50; fast
~ steamer leaves Pier f. r. daily Sundays except
sd) 8 p Returning leaves New-Hnven IL 80 night
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Uinter Resorts.
HOTEL DE VILE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
NJ. w. TRUTH. Proprietor
Opens February 10th.

M TRuITT be Gisy House. New-York CITY
February hours 6. and to o. with plans
hotel and At
lan,ic city
lie modsrnly handsomely equipped Elevator
Mu. Room. Parlor.
Rates per upwards
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9nBirucIlon.


For Young Lad;es-City.
I1NcIIs4 AND GERMAN SCHOOL. sic West seth 81 -
III Conducted by LUCY c. ALLEN. Reopens Sep. 2'th
Chaperonags for special pupilA
For Both sexes.-City.
BERIITz Madison 80. C25th St & Bway). ~ T.:
SCHOOL. OF rs Court ST.. Bklyn branches in other
LANGUAGES, cities Best teachers. Moderate terms
For Boys and Young Men-City.
TERKrIEY SCHOOL. 20 West 4&h-et.--second half
Is 18th year begins Tuesday Feb. LIST For circular
address ! CLARK READ. Registrar.
MR. WILLIAM CRAFTS o, Berkeley School. has
WI free daily; private Instruction. English. mathe-
maticA
Musical Instruction.
IDRrNTIN0 WANTED IN exchange for vocal lessons by
L teacher OF established reputation Address PER
feet METHOD" Tribune Uptown Office l242 Broadway
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
T-,A.RFIEID ACADEMIA Home School for Boys At
II tfecve healthfu and thorough; individual attention
FRANCIS Fl. BREWER. A. b.. Prin. Fairfield. Conn
1TAPIFyyOOp INST. Concordville Pa-s2O7 Success
nj ru school one OF the best nfuse with energy.
10 wake up boys duties OF ne. Under 10 yrs. Sls6
Tobacco prohibited New gymnasium. Location beautiful
elevated healthy J. SH0RTLTDGE Yals). A. NJ. Prin.
DoCKIANp INSTITUTE. Nyack on the Hul,'n.
CAPT. J. WILSON. A. M. Prtn.
For Young Ladies-Country.
yr>Hr ossrNING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
sinr-Sing Hudson. Miss G. c. FULLER, PTfn-
cipai. Both year begins September 22d
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For Young Ladies-City.
r71sCI.IsH AND GERMAN SCHOOL. 8i6 West seth 81 =
NJ Conducted by LUCY c. ALLEN Reopens Sept. 9th
Chaperonag 20 for special pupllA
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pianos an6 Organs.
WRITE for TIRE new ILLUSTRATED catsl,sue ppstpaid)
VIZ ,s,n Oh: HHA ARBMASS fTTAAs88..
Prices and terms ~ suit the times.
HARDMAS, PECK a CO. MsnfS.. I3s Fifth
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Gtbool Assneies.

Gehool Aseneies.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors TEACHER Tutors. Governeses.
&C. 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs n J. YoUNG-FULTON. 20 Union Square.
Danrina 6fhools
4 LExANDER MAC0REGORS. l0s w s5TH-sT
"A Private lessons and classes daily
Waltz thoroughly taught. Send for circular.
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Gitn 6otcis,

NLARENDON HOTEL.
~ 4TH AVE. AND 18TH ar.. y. r
Select family Hotel. Special low rates.
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For Both Sexes.-City.
sIJTz Madison 3d. (25th st. & Bway). N. T.:
1901. OF rs Court ST.. Bklyn' branches IN olne'
SGUAGES> cities Best teachers. Modera'e 'eriuA
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
TOERKrI.EY SCHOOL, 20 West 4&th-et.-second half,
u 18th year begins Tuesday. Feb 1st For circnAf
address J. CLARK READ Registrar.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
NEiANtf:s.E;as.a.

Inc l'rambleton Democratic Club will
mold their regular meeting tonight to
erect officers for the next ensuing term
OF six months. Every member il ear
ncstly requested to hc present
The streets Of the ward are now get
ting in good condition for travel
Master sam poaier. Of 3l9 North
MaHby avenue. is ON visit to his
grandparents, at Indian Creek
Master Reuben Nichols, who spent
me holidays with his parents at 124
windsor avenue. has returned to school
ut MI st. Joseph, Baltimore
EariN Tuesday night some one enter
cd Mrs. n. Il. Fcntrgss' store, mt The
corner OF Pollard and Sheldon avenues.
ana took away some eggs, meats and
Hackerel. amounting To several dollars.
Mr Il. T. Capps, OF Tunstall avenue.
mas III course of erection a two-st0ry
frame dwelling ut the corner OF Tun-
stall and Cooke avenues.
The Sunday schaoV of Sturgeon Mo
moral Baptist church has elected the
following officers: \. T. Bailey. super
/ !niendcnt c. II. Binns, assistant super
iNiendent; Richard Jarvis. secretary
Richard T. Land. treasurer: w. W.
Gordon. l!br2rian; w. II. FuIford. Choir
!sLer; Miss kate White. organ!st.
Mrs. NJ L. Johnakin, of iii Cooke
I
injuries sustained Christmas Eve by
some one running Violently against her
on the sidewalk
the exercises at the Installation of
the new officers Of Lodge No al. X. oi
! r.. wiich took place IT Eirn Hall Tues.
/ day night We're much enjoyed by II
! large audience. The officers are as fol.
lows: i. C.. William H. Etheridga: C.
| G., II. ID. Davis; V. c.. Y. c. White.
hurst; Prclatc, r. Il Williamson; NJ. OF
p: J. j. hampshire; * Of II. and s.
/ w. \. Wickhousc; NJ. of t.. O. !. Spann
/ NJ. OF W.. c. II. Sansbury; NJ. at j.
\. $. Eoz!cr: I. c., w. c. White: O
g. I: O. Savage; Representative tc
Grand Lodge. J. y. hampshire: District
| Deputy, j. Il. hampshire: Trustees. w
| w. Dey. William l.. Baker, +. b. Oak
| ley.
| Messrs. Buck Honncy and Rylanf
| White. OF the ward. returned yestcrtia,
| from cunning on Back Bay. where the,
| succeeded III banging much game.
! lir. Leitwich, the wcll-known revival
isl, mas been engaged TO conduct a re-
viNal meeting at Mckendree the latter
! part of next month
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Ennc.cs end r,ns,,,n,,u

perfectly plain mourning waist of
Henrietta or camers-fair may be i'm
proved by collar made of three folds
OF crane with two box plaits added at
each end to stand above the stock and
bow at the left end composed of
two spread loops and two pointed ends
one dropping and one standing. The
edges OF the Grape in the bow and
plaits may he rolled ana hemmed on
the outside.
KnSfe-rlalted chiffon or mousseline do
sole fril!s in dead black are admissible
upon mourning gowns as trimming.
R!ack silk skirt waists with yoke backs
and fronts tucked vertically or hori-
HCntaliy are the companions of all sorts
Of WOODEN skirts.
E3aulatt7s are now made with fine
tues folded either across or in the
length.
Black velvet ribhon about an inch
wide is applied in arabcsqucs, in n
Greek design. in Nandykes and in va
Einus other ways at the bottom OF
skirts.
Blouse Jackets OF black velvet supple
ment skirts of cloth, camers-hair or
Si.!: in black or cclors: and when tho
closing Is visible it is frequently made
with jet buttons
Tiny pearl spanelcs In white and
colore are factor in the harlsonn
colored trimmings. being employed
usually to carry out sons dover form.
Lace medaillors are set in silk. vel
vet and cloth bod.ces With b!5use char
ccterstics.
In the skirt Of reception toilet Of
metallic blue velours heavy black lace
resembling Dolnt de Vcnlsa was set In
at the top in suggestion Of yoke
'Era!d trimmings are applied in seve-
raj ways on skirts, high at the back ana
coming low in front in a deep point or
IN rounding outline. Such an arrange
nient suggests n tahlier drapary. Some
Times several rows cf braid are dis
t9os2d in encil'cln-- lines ABOUT the
hips. ON n blouse destined as a com
panion for such q skirt the braid could
also run round ana round both bacl;
and front.-f'rom the De.incator.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06

seems TO change It's position but
very little, the winds blowing across the
surface having little or no effect upon
1t In this respect. This leads me to
think 1t is anchored by the long-rooted
and tentaclcd weeds that liXurlate 50
about and Ypon-the unstable mass
Another thing OF note is that with
all this rich INTERPRETATION of Orion
Lake there Is no uhhealthiness arising
from 1t. This is another peculiar thing
to me, as n physician. My family have
summered on the lakes borders Tor some
nine years, and there Is yet 10 come to
my knowledge a case of malaria arising
within the neghbo-hocd of the lake in
all that time. This 1 attribute to the
fact that the large amount of iron pre-
sent in oil the water Observation-Disclosures
water as well as that from our wells
seems ID prevent the DEVELOPMENT of
the m!crobe, or bacteria, that gives ue
the form of GymOtic disease that the pro-
fessicn mas deno.ninated malaria This
absence of malaria Is also testified TO
by the local physician there, who has
been q resident for scme fifteen years.
So. altogether. Orion Lake with It's an
nual rising and sinking island. and It's
rich and abundant water-flora, and its
absence of malaria from its borders,
mas many points of scientific interest
connected with it's history.
Oakland county Michigan is a coun-
ty n'-ted for its many beautiful small
lakes. several hundred being reported
rs within lis boundaries. Among these
Is csion Lake. Originally. what now
constitutes the main body Of water was
three lakes lying close to each other.
Inc cnbankment CT the Day City rail-
road. running across one end OF one of
t1ese lakes, raised the surface of the
water until The Intervening land was
overiowed. and now one very irregular
nut picturesque body OF water occupies
inc place of the original three. 1t is
quite fun OF islands OF various sizes.
one being about forty acres in extent,
on which large clubhouse stands. used
ny the summer visitors to the health
%iVing spot. The lake is some 500 feet
higher than Detroit. though lying only
rAty miles TO the northwest of the city.
l'ut. of all its attractions, none can
compare for interest with the mysterious
sinking island.
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NOR CAROLINA

combe and Rutherford. 1t Is declared
tha: by what has been done already
confidence in North Carolina securities
is shaken.
V. 5. Lusk. an influential Buncombe
Republican, says he will use all posi-
bic pressure to induce the Buncombe
county commissioners to withdraw their
suit 10 invaldate the Spartlnburg and
A,rheville> bonds.
1t Isl proposed at the pcn!.entiary to
Put 80 convtc;s at work about Febru-
a:y | making shirts. using the chapel
for That purpose. The big work shop in
she west wing is not prepared and will
cost considcra BILE 10 put it In shape.
There are less than 175 convicts in the
big prison.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
Et.2IAEsEE.l cry.

Elizabeth City, n. c.. Jan. 5.-tspe-
ciaD-Alr. Andrew c. Hathaway and
Mss SnIl!c Scott were married ut the
Methods, Episcopal church at . o'clock
y. III. to-day by Rev. j. II. Hall, pas
I. tG.' of the church. Immediately after
the ceremony the newly married pair
LETT for Norfolk, to start on Il bridal
tour in California. Roth the bride and
groom are well known and very popu-
lar, 10th Being leaders in the ctty's
society
y humble: OF cases were disposed OF
Ni the Superior Court yesterday. The
STATE docket Is fast being cleared Most
cases 50 far have resulted in conviction
mere was an oyster supper and
tnzaar at the Armory last night for
The benefit OF the Naval Reserves.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
aT!.A sIrIEGY.

Mrs. Alice Hurst has returned to her
Aome, in Mathews county. after a long
visit - her son on Central avenue.
MISS Mary sawyer. Of Cooley avenue.
mas improved so much as to be able to
be cut again.
CAPTAIN Bension's family residence
or coiloy avenue viii soon be ready for
occupancy.
MsSsra. Shepherd & W'iikerson have
vacated the store corner Of Cooley ave
rue and Avenue \, ana now Gccrnv
No. 50 Col!ey avenue. near Ayenuc y
me Arrangement Of the new furlitu-c
IN the public school building has been
completed, and the usual work i; now
satisfactorily progressing.