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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
HARVARD PHYSICAL TRAINING.
A Conference to Determine Some System o
Compulsory Instruction.

A conferences TO DeteFmIne Bomo byotem or
Compulsory Instruction.
lately aroused at Harvard on the question Of
compulsory physical training for members of
the freshman class. and counting such q course
toward the college degree. has just received
added impetus by the announcement that u
physicians training conference would be held
next Wednesday evening under tho auspices Of
the Union ind the Forum debating societies in
order to promote a discussion on the various
plans Of adopting some course of physical train
Ing at Harvard.
There will be four principal speakers. including
President Williem DE Witt Hyde OF Bowdoln
College. now conducting morning prayers at
Harvard. who has carried into successful opera
ton at Bowdoin a course OF physical training,
School, and DR.. Dudley A. Sergeant OF the Hem
enway gymnasium. Afterward the question
will be thrown open to general discussion among
the students present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
Ex-Mayor Geo. w. Wing. of Montpell,

w.. says:
Il have used
Dr.. CIR e e n c 5
Nervura b ! o o d
and nerve remedy
in my family
with marked and
decided benefit.
Especially has It
been useful in in.
somnia, arising
from Indigestion
and Its attendant
evils tn in k
W e ! of Dr..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
ADOLPH sU1RO's ESTATE.

The Appraisers Declare That lt Anounts %
About %. 900. OOO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 19.-Aprraisers of the
estate of Adolph Sutro to-day died a report
showing that 1t amounts to 3 1000. 900. Real
estate. which represents ne-eighth of the area
Of the city. is worth 80. 500. GOO, ana the library
and personal property are valued at $500. 900.
Mrs. Merritt, Mr.. Sutro's daughter, is In charge
OF the estate. There is no Improvement In Mr..
Sutro's mental condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
rns rEEswoHra srEE DEAD.
n, pro-e,er- pso,de Ia Asanasn n ana 70 Hs
permanently nefunet.

ALBANY. Feb. le.-THR Suns representative
is authorised to inform II that the Ellsworth
bill IL abandoned and will be peruaitted to
die a natural death. The attitude toward
the measure assumed BY THE Sur and the ad.
dress of the Hon. Franklin Bartlett at tho recent
hearing have disposed Of the matter, and the
bill II happily and permanently defunot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20

This is the last week Of the exhibition OF the
American Water Color Society. To accommo-
date those who may desire to visit 1t on Wash.
~inston's Birthday the Academy OF Design Will
be open continuously from o O'Clock in the
morning to 10 in the evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
JUMPED TO ESCAPE FIRE.

MIA sHrGWire Leaps Hato u Tarpaulin. but 10
Mortaliy lajurea.
Mrs. Rose Mcclure. 81 years old, the wife of
. brewery collector of 2s4 Hooper street. VIII
liAmsburg, received injuries, probably mortal.
by jumping from a third-story window whilo 9
fre.was raging on the first floor of her homo
last evening. There arc no IRE escapes on the
house and when Mrs. MoG uire found her flight
out Off she ran screaming for help. When she
jumped she landed in a canvas tarpsulin, held
by two policemen, but struck heavily on the
stone tagging. She became unconscious and
WAS removed to the Eastern District Hospital,
where 1t was found she had internal injuries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
DEATH IN AN ELEvArED STATION

Patrick II. Moore Thought 10 Have Mad an
Attack or Heart Disease.
Patrick H. Moore. so years old, q steam httor
working downtown : and living at 1O7 East
Einetieth street. died yesterday afternoon Oh
the platform Of the elevated road station at
Canal street and the Bowery. He had not been
well during the day and had asked Michael J.
Eighty-ninth street, to compa him home,
He became unconscious In the elevated train
and Was taken into the Canal street station
He died probably of heart trouble before an am
bulance which was summoned could arrive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20

of rest. it is excellent. | have used IT my
self and am now using it, and | most
cordially recommend the remedy"
Dr.. Greene, IS West f4th ST.. New York
City. the most successful physician in curing
diseases. can be consulted free. personally or
by letter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
Ams. I.lss. Cauyiclca u Muraer.

NASHVILLE. KY. Feb. l9.-Amos Riggs was
convicted to-day OF the murder OF two Boyds.
father and son, at Mount Gilead last summer.
and his punishment hxed 81 death. T~hoyeunGer
Boyd was Riggs Sonain-lAWs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20

Hon. Henry Robinson, Mayor of Concord.
N. H...says:
Let me certify my appreciation Of DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
AS a medicine Il Is a crown level IA a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
Nathaniel J. W. Fish. Mayor of Taunton

Mass says:
The fame of DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy has long been a
matter Of public discussion. and Its use
has been noted in this vicinity in many
families. and the many responsible wit
nesses who speak in its favor seem TO
confirm the current opinion. | have no
hesitation in saying that from all reports
that have reached me 1t Is a most valua-
BILE remedy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
Iknusas Pacific Sold FINALLY.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 19.-The final ssle of the
Kansas Pacific Railroad took place to-day. Al
win w. Kreck bid in the line between Kansas
City and Denver for 90. 600, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
HUNTING FOR l.. II. WELLEs.
No Clue to the whereabouts or the FORMER
Brooklyn Police commissioner.

Leonard r. Welles, former Police Commits
sioner Of Brooklyn. who disappeared from DIR.
Cooley's sanitarium at Plainfeld, n. j., on last
Wednesday afternoon. has not been found. A
report that he had been seen getting off u Green
wood Lake train at Caldwell. N. j.. on Thurs
and turned out to DO false. Young Welles has
sent out circulars containing a description OF
his father and Offering $3.50 reward for informa-
ton concerning the missing mans whereabouts.
Yesterday he engaged a number of mon and
several teams at P'Rinfeld and had all the sur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20

charming solace TO Mayor OF Cone 'rd. N. H.
tired and nervous workers in every field Of
useful endeavor. | give permission to print
this unqualified testimonial whenever and
wherever desired. The sterling character of
the proprietors and the superior merits of Or.
Greene's Nervura warrant and deserve all
that can say in Its praise"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
wes, side R.publ,oAn Club Dinner.

The West Side Republican Club will give Its
annual dinner ON Monday evening at the club
house, ATT Boulevard. 1t is expected that
Lieut.-Gov. Woodruff, Speaker OGrsdy, and
ex-Mayor Strong will DO present and deliver ad-
dreSko6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
FLAMES In q nrooLIyn P~aroel,al school

st. JaInes's parochial school for girls at 219
Jay street. Brooklyn. Just opposite the Pro-
Cathedral. was damaged by fire yesterday after
noon 10 the extent of $500. The flames were
caused by an overheated furnace in tho cellar.
No children or Sisters were In the building at
the time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20

wAAhington's birthday excursion to Niagara Falls
via West Shore hailFoAd on next Mondays trains;
1000 A. NJ, b:Ab. 1850 and $500 !. n oAU % toR
round tFiD.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
HON. GEO. W. WING.

HON. GEO. W. WING. greene NerVura
x-Mayo Of Mont 81 or. VI. blood and nerve
remedy. and freely grant permission to use
this letter In advertising It,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
nAA RhsA Predicts Cuban I.a..s..
dence.

was In,',.S KY Feb. l9.-Congressman Rbes
tives tb,s 70 address the House of Representa-.
sue. and the @Ccr ubnSS he spoke on financial is.
tbs fI Sii, of CuOa and DomocfatpI teG vfstor IN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20

Hon. H. H Walling. Mayor of Orange
Park. Fla. says:
II have long been familiar with the fame
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20

Have u tonic eject on the
stomach and bowels. oven
while their cathartic quail
ties arc at work. They are
10 opeEats. Druggists. 2k0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
,'ss' rhO~". to u. sw.ru !, ro.r.u.-

Patriot Court IN 4; Thomas OF the United States
bEOHS NJ I41s aud will DO sWosn In IN ~ oTI mmansc
'to o'clock to.morroW' y Suass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
MAYORS OF MANY CITIES.
Advise You to Use Or. Creene'S NerVura,
Best. of All Spring Remedies.

They All Pronounce DR.. Greenc's Nervura
the Greatest and Surest Cure. you Need
a Spring Medicine, and This Is The Ideal
Spring Remedy Which Everybody Now
Calls For and Insists Upon Having at
This Season.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Iis gut aus,uirbcn.

Niutes ?luSlebcn bGngt gOni mo
gar pou eincm gutCn .SultOnoc alter
Ecben9Or9nne alb. 2&cnn Die Weber
mntbdtig III, bubt ibr eiu bili0ieS Aus
leben; wenn clcr Miu0cn III llnoro
mIn9 lit, bObt ibr Gin lhlcht uerouu.
eloeS NlS'ebcn Ucnm ellre ltlcrcll
uu0e9rilien iino, bO1, ibr Elm gepreB
teo 9lllolcben. Ii, IT cnh cine quite
Welunohctt, mo Citr Hnolcbcn miro
liherlih ein 9ute0 leln. Electric
SitterS" lit ciu guteS alterlrcnoeS mo
Stdrfemittel. Mirtt brett aui Den
Wu0cu, veber uno Nieren, reiniSl
oaS Slut, beilt ,yinnen mno Seulen
uno perlcibt ein sut.S NcuBere. ,icpe
Slaihe S%aruntirt, %.rtanIt in y.
\. Nubu'e Apotbete. 30 Gents
Die ,Sl0lbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19

6OrltoN.-Eaine IL 50. buben
ctn GntihluB SeIaBt, ibre pom ,yeller
;Yitorte : doemliblc wieoer auisubouen
,mo apur i'm perNroEerten WfaB'tobe.
Mounpu. - Nier f~eierte oleler
5l0t Oa0 Vhcpuur Naron %ance ulp
nottin III better Welmobeit ooS leltcne
nett scr oiumuntcncn N>oh;eit. l.,err
l;nutr lit - unn 'tinc Wattln 20
sabre alt.
Nrtupiu. - yceten Sienlta0
wurot &. 1&obt0tuunto Nobel milble
Curb EeItr ;erlt0rt. Siciclbe m0r
u,dt ptriihcrt uup be;iiiert lit Der
auOtrihtett Shaoen an 81 900.
tNortietun0 uui Seite s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Der bodm'ite SEER Tilhoi ,

\ Der bodw'ite A0err Sii6oi ga
cob Srobec ertbeilte am Sienlta9
Mor9en in Der Gutbeprale ben Sias
tonen Hep. Nllg. Nul iilr Die Sioseie
s&it6ita, aanlas, uno Den. ,Srar;
N'Gonnor fiir oiele Si0;ele baS bl.
Sdtrument Der Frielterlpeibe. 6rlter
miro beute. Spnnerita0, in ser Gbri-
til Nlnmelfabrtstirde III Mtinneapp
lis ulo lettcrer an hohbl. Efil0lt
felte III Der Stride MtarieuS, ser Niilie
Der Gbrilten, I'll Siour Gitp, Soma,
prinli;iren. Nud ertbeilte Sienitd0
Der M.err %iidoi Dem Stupioien .Srt.
9&ellmoutb iiir Die Sio;eie @inona
Die nlebcren Meiben.
4 Neute, am tyeltc Gbriiti i>immel
Inbrt, miro Der bod)w' ltc Eil6of
Srobcc Die pom Dem leEt ais Guplan
al Der Ndtbcpralc all9eltelltcn hodm.
Nerrn 9$clp i'll Breckenridge crrihtete
ucUc Nird)e ciuueiben. - Wor0cr,
! Nrtita0, mtro A>ohDerielbe III Ser pom
bohw. incrrn !. ycmmer %pu'trrirten
Ct. ShomN9 Nirht in WcNuullsp
pile oas bl. Sntrumcnt ser Nirnula
lptnoCll.
Nptp. 6err Nlmotmann, pcl
der bis oa6iu bic iriih faith. wtmcin
DC III SGut Gcntrc pultorirte, lit Don
hohp' item Niihoi Srobcc ais Stell
ucrtrcter pco c%rtrunttcn Fiorrcro pom
Ct 2u9ulta. ocS bohm item Nii9r.
,Soo. !. Bauer, crndunt m,rccn.
= yuut Ntittbcilln0 lic0t Die cbrp.
Shpciter Nlncipa, =. Z y, Sbc
rim pcs Ct. >~tupbNelo hospitals III
It. Glpup, lett ben lepten SN0cn
ldnucr Crtrnntt nicocr. NoI1entlld
mcrpcn mir cine b0loi0c p~ollltdnoiSe
Ncnciun0 Der I'M oNo hospital bod
ptroicntcn Shlpciter berihttn t0mlcll.
: }lm tommenpen SonntNgc mer
Ocn in Ger pom bONm. I. FaulinIo,
:. :. =, pultorlrten Ct. Bonita
;ilS 2irhc III GOlo Sprin9 IS Min
Der Die crltc bl. Communion cmpfan
0cn. Nm Wtittpoh III ndhitcr Mo
dc miro Der bodw' lie N,err %i'6pf
Srobcc in lcucr ~cmciupc nnh cincnl
nm 10 llhr 0cbultcncn FontIlic0lomtc
miUrtno Dcldtm hodlrp. !. Eco, :.
(. y, pom Dem Wtunid bic ,vclt
pytoiNt bait, oao hi. Satramcnt Der
Eirmun9 ipcnpen.
= ,<n Der pom bodym. i. Npuaro,
=. (. y, pnltorirtcn 4jrNc III Ct.
Martin bt0Jnm beutc, ON ,Scltc Hbri
I'll Nimmcliubrt, Die uicrii9ltilnpi9c
ccbtt9Nnoaht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
6err y. u. Trepens bat lpieoe

@err =. u. SrepenS bat lpieber.
Inn bic Sll6iabreriteue I'M @el6dit
bes Serrn 5. :. abmann bon u i Of.
iibernommen. Seit ,Sabren
ltano Merr GreDens bieler Stele Dor
uno lit, nadoem oielelbe wi.oer our6
i'm beiept lit, aud wieber in ben rid
tiSen SdnNcn. - llbrmader Notts
9 I pom 9tiG nono mo6te leinen out
~gewGblten %otratb an !oob;eitsrinsen
in seidlisc Grinneruns brinSen. Nud)
S6mutladen weroen bci linn
bili9 g%etallIt uno 1teparaturor6eit be
items belor0t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
OiD;ciam=N asbricbtcn.
CfG;icn.

@cliebte I'M &erreu' Ias bp6beili0e YIiu9it
fclt 1T, ME Gud) b%etanrt, Sur 9luinabme Der
lGbrlld)ell Splette mr. Den bl &atcr beltintnlt
SD CLAUDE, oGB c. ild)t llptblpen0tl III, oiel
SSprtc III oerl6mcnocl, nm Gud] rllr oas &c
l,cbte Sberbdllpt Der alrde III begelltern nno
sur Srcigebl9telt III bcme9et. ,Sbr ale Mi
Jet, oar am crlteu Hlir9ltIelte III ,Seruialem
olc tdtbpllld)e STRIDE iil1 erltell Wiale orient
lib %allltrdt, nit Getrlis ais Sberbaltpt al
Der SplBe. IS mar oamulS, 0aB Die Gbrl
ten sum criten NRalc fiibltcn, bah lle, obmobl
gefommen bon alien @elt9e9enoen, genonl
men ans allen &pltern, MIR cine %tSanlllie
btloeten, Die ibr SbcrbGlpt III Yetrns uns
leilen Aahiol9ern bis sum- @noe Der 3eiten
bat IS mar Der bl. @eilt, Der pamals otc
Gbrilten bewog, all' ibr Sab ulo @nt 5l oen
SiiBen bes bl, Fetrus I'll le9en. Ntin, Der
III. @eiIt lebt beute tort IN Der STRIDE ulo
rcglert lie IN Der Eeripn bes hi. Saters geo
Mi ocs NadIolgcrs Eetrl. Inter Der
Neltlll9 oc5 bl @elltes ltebt Der TapIt iOie
EN- tSels III Den S~tllrr1en Der Belt. lelftet
ms pDr III Der 6lnIterniB Der 8egenpart
ltllo lebrt dle &olter. Sroboem lit or Cit
@efa19eter III 'etnem cigenen Sanie. berdlbt
all ~leller S%cIiBun9en, melhc Inn Die %or-
lebultl ge9ebell; - llto Geraoe oeshalb nlllB
unleic Niebe uno uuiere Sreisebi9felt er=
lebel. mas CT perlpren Sefinet Cure Nerien
llno leget an aroBen @iingitIeite ein tleineS
Sharllein ali Den glltar iilr Den bl. Tater:
Sei9et Gud) ais aatbpirten, oils trele ailiper
oes bl. &aters. @ptt wiro Gut belobueu II.
aiis9lcBen ilber Gl,b Die tSiillc ieiner @nas
ben. Sieie Gplefte ipll am Spnnta9 Dor
Tiin9iten an9efiinoi9t weroenL Sn Den tlei-
ten Statlpnen ion lie aui9enpmmen lperoen
'obdlo ais moallh nad) Tfin9iten. Ile Gol=
lefte lebien Sabres bctrug etipas iiber 5000
-oas lit faum mebr ais Die SGlite Der &C
lpphuliheu Eapitfplette in oieier Sipseie
Nplcntlih miro lie oleies Sabr Die 9eipobn
lld)e NDbe erreifen.
Sd empieble bel sicier Geleaenbeit oeu
ltpertrduten bodw Wier Bauer benz sc
bette Der Trieitcr uno ihrer @emelnpen.
Gmpfanset Den Sud ppm SerSen ecgebe
men biihpiihen Se9eu.
7 Saeob 1robec,
Eiitpf BON II. Glpuo.
Sbi1es Circular muroe Wpntdo pom bod
~ item Sberblrtcn an ale Trieiter Der TiD-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Sudlcn's Mrnica Salhc.

Sic bette Sulbe in Der Melt iilr
>dnittwumoen, 2lblhilrimg Weldwii
rt, SNliIluB, Nieberpunocu, ,Sle6tcn,
@hrummcn an oen I>dnpen ,Srolt
otuIcn, Nilbncrau9cn uno 6uutIcbler ;
NE bcilt poiitip NdmorrbOipeu ooer
'tnc Sublun9 uerlangt. @arantirt,
odR p~ollltdnoi9e .Suirieocnbeit 9eScben
lolro, ooer o0S Helo miro Surlderltat
ltt Freio per Shahtel 20 Hents.
81 p~ertauien in ". !. Nubn'S apo
tbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Der acknowledgements ben 10. Wfai 1898.

= Sn lettcr Mpntas 9tadt itarb
Elm crit iehS @oden alteS aino Der
iSamilie Simon VanSoid, oas am
Mittwoh MorScn Don Der Gatbcbrale
aus becrpiSt wurpe.
S6mieoemeilter saul @elot
wurpe Montus bon leiner Wattin nit
eincm mlnteren Z tummbolter bel6entt.
&eil Der critic, oaber opppelte Ireuoe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Tin Interchangeable Npotbtter.

G9 0ibt MIR 2&cni0c, mclNC 0emst
ter mo Interchangeable limo ais
". \. " II b mlo Die tclnc Wtilbc
iparCn, pas ScltC uOu NlCm jbrcn
Guuoen be'or0cu ;l t0nnCu Nr bat
icpt Die mertbpolle N9entur BON IL.
ain0 lttU Si9coucrD0c9cn Shwino
iudt, GrtGlun0 nm Nultcn. Sico
lit pas mmocruOllC Ncilmittcl, mel
Dies 10 0roECo Nurcre I'M gar;en yam
DC m0ht mlol9c Der ulelen bcmuloerS
mcrthcn &lrcn, No bciit ublolut
Altbmu, Bronchitis, Mcilcrteit mn
allie Nulo= Eullt mo vuu0enleiocu.
Spredt in obiSer Npotbete Dor unp
luBt ,uh cine Frobeilal6e irci 9eben
oper cine re9ulGre wroHe iiir 80 Nts.
uno Sl.oo, @siluns Sarantirt ocer
Der Freie ;urilterltuttct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
&ciicn &bmb : 81.
SroBe irnna=Serd1Oeruugs= II. Nererllllgs
Drrfallf

wtrp Ienen gag belcr beudt Ter Nirunb baW lit lcidt III perie
ben. %lr uertouren unlern polltdnoi9.n &Orrot6 an Sduben gum
mrtlid'n &otelprct'e, l%pdbreno anOere ein,n 9roBen Front ooilr
uerlan9en. lnierc &crtuui9tit miro INNER tlrNr, in Der mir ben
9e't beo Norrdtbs losl6lo9cn poucn. 2&ir wolen 9ioum, feline
Cjeminne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
7 Sdcob 1robcc,

Vl1d)pf OOn 4. OIpll0.
Sbi1es Circular wuroe Mtontd1 pom bob
~ 'Iten Sberbirtcn an ale Trleiter Der TiD-
Seie 9elhitt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
PORT NORFOLK NOTES.

Port Norfolk Is neither dead nor
sleeping. The sound of the hammer
and saw is heard in every direction and
new buildings are going up everywhere.
The people of Port Norfolk were de-
lighted by the sound of the bell of the
new Methodist Church, which was pur-
chased and put up last week by MIR.
n. l.. Binford. Mr.. zBinford started the
bell fund. and by his energy and per-
severance together with the liberal sup
port OF the members and friends OF the
church soon had the necessary amount
for the purchase of the bell and fix
lures, which were at once ordered and
put in place.
Mr.. n. r. Torbert is erecting a large
building on Broad street to be used for
builders supplies. is large business
Is rapidly increa sing.
Monday evening the young people Of
Port Norfolk gave'a surprise party to
Miss Kate Frederick, of Washington, D.
c., who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Kuhns. on Floridl avenue. The even
ing was delightfully."- spent. Refresh
mrnts were served. All were sorry
when the evening drew to close and
departed with n vote Of thanks to their
charming young hostesa Z,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16

in.5 will have Il hearing this morning.
All are of the above street.
Two white men and u woman were ar
rested on suspicion of being implicated
IN some of the robberies going on in this
section. They were dismissed and given
orders TO leave the town.
Mr.. S. B. Upton's little girl was bit
on THE face by n dog yesterday.
All who would be interested in sing
ing class will meet tonight at Main
street Christian church FOR the pur-
pose of organizing, under the direction
OF Professor j. 0. Taylor, OF Norfolk,
at o'clock.
An oyster supper was given at the
residence Of Mrs. Dr;wry, on Libcrty
street. last night, for the benefit of ST.
Paul's church.
The Norfolk and Southern, dcfsaIt ed
in their attempt to close Lee street,
has puisted the citizens. who were so
thoroughly interested in the na,tsr
Mr.. w. b. Dougherty and Mr.. w. L.
Berkeley arrived yesterday from Rich
mond, where they went in the interest
of the building and loan association of
this town.
Owing ito the heavy wind last night
it was somewhat difficult. for the ferry
boat TO make dock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
PORTSMOUTH MEMS
NAVAL NEWS.

The gunboat Petrol Is at Hong Kong.
The gunboat Newport was at Colon
Sunday. The gunboat Machias has ar
rived at Gibraltar on her way home
from China The torpedo boat Cush-
Ing returned to Key West Sunday from
Havana, where she delivered supplies
to THE batt1eship Maine.
Lieutenant Commander L. C. Logan
has been detached from the Constella-
tion and ordered TO duty at Washing
ton. D. c., as the representative Of the
navy at the Omaha exposition. ;,
Ensign A. A. Pratt has been dstached
from the Marblehead and ordered to
.the Cushing at once.
Lieutenant Commander II. Winslow
has been ordered to the Constellation
as executive officer.
The North Atlan.ic squadron at Tor
tugas sustained several DIRECTIONS yes
terday. The ba'ttleship Texas and gun
boat Nashville have gone to Galveston,
the cruiser Marblehsad to New Orleans
and the cruiser Detroit to Mobile. The
remainder of the fleet will continue
their exercises in the vicinity of Tortn-
gas.
In recognition OF his promotion the
rSar admiral's flag was raised over the
house of Rear Admiral Charles Stuart
Norton In the Washington navy yard
yesterday and the commJdores flag
was taken down. At the same instant
a salute of thirteen guns was fired.
With this promotion Rear Admiral Nor
ton reaches THE highest position posi-
Die III the naval service.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD EN-.
1yDIS1,AINNTSNT

The Woodmer of the World OF this
city gave musical and literary en-
tertainment last night at Rosenbaum's
Hall to u good sized audience. The ex-
escises were opened after the regular
order of business after which Mr.. O..
u. Williams announced the programme,
as there was no printed ones.
MIR. Johnson, of Norfolk, member
OF the order, was introduced and spoke
OF the objects and aims of the order
He said that the order wac about $50. 600
strong, and had paid out in the past
eight years about S2.500.000. After talk
ing for about ten minutes he took his
seat.
"a quartette was then sung by Misses
Edwards and Walton with Mr.. AL. Post
and DR.. Walton, which WIS loudly en-
cored.
This was followed by a recitation by
Miss Larabee, who recited the story
of the first Western settler In a beauti-
full and pathetic manner, while the
audience was spcllbound. She was 50
loudly encorrd that she rendered an
other selection initiating n young lady
at the telephone talking to Mrs. Jones.
Next was a solo. which was sweetly
sung by Miss Mcrtie Pablo.
This was followed by duet by Mr..
Will Daughtcry and Mr.. McDcrmott,
which was loudly applauded.
Miss Christie lliddick then sang q
solo.
This was followed by an Interesting
talk by Mr.. w. II. Fairless.
Miss Flo Martin then sang solo.
Solo by MIR. Al. Porter.
The entertainment concluded with n
solo by Miss Lena Edwards, with gull
tar accompaniment.
The lodge was then closed at 1890 and
the banquet followed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
Special Notice.

All liquor dealers are cautioned against
purchasing the celebrated Gibson wh.s-
key unless the names Of MOORE e
SINNoTT are inserted in the United
States government stamp. which is at
tached to each package.
Many unreliable dealers are purchasing
our empty barrels and refilling them with
spurious whiskcy under our brands ans
name. All such persons will be prosecute
ed to fullest extent of the law IL they con-
tinuc their dishonest practices after this
date. MOORE & SINNOTT,
Successors to John G.bsons Son & Co.
Philadelphia. Jan. 20, 1895. ja23-1m