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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-13

Stock same day last year .... Al, 574 1875 1866
Receipts this day last year.. 759 5014
Charleston. S. c., Sept. 12.-Spirits tur-
pentine market firm at 271ac sales, none.
Rosn firm; sales, none.
Wilmington, N c.. Sept 12-spirits tur-
pentine Unchanged; receipts, So casks.
Rosn dull at $1.05 and 81. 49, receipts, 504
barrels. Crude turpenune firm at $40,
81. 90 and 81 go; receipts, 7 barrels. Tar firm
at $1.30; receipts, 1877.
New York. Sept 12-Turpentine steady.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-13

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
The following are the Savannah Board
Of Trade quotations:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-13
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA RIA

SAVANNAH s HORT LINE.
nd Coium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

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SUPREME COURT. New York Count.
pany Of New York. Plaintiffs. assisss
William J. Northridse and Carrie I.
Northridge, his wife; wilbur s. Bailey.
william Bailey. G. G. rAszka, The Stand
ard Wall Paper Company. William n,
Dykman, as Receiver OF the Commercial
Bank: The York Card and Paper Con-
pany and william a. Northridge. lads.
viduallv and as sss ynee for the benefit q
creditors under certain general assign
ment or deed Of trust bearing data The
22d day OF January 1895. executed b.
William J. Northridge. Defendants. Plaoo
Of trial. New-York County. summons
To the above-named Defendants and each
of them:
You are hereby summoned to answer tie
complaint In this action. and 10 serve Q
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs a.
,orneys within twenty days after the ser
vice OF this summons. exclusive OF the day
OF service and in case OF your failure 10
appear or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief 4.
manded In the complaint.
DAVIES. STONE & AUERBACH
Plaintiffs Actorneys
once and Post Once Address: 80 NaslaS
Street. New York City.
To the Defendant. The York Gard and
Paper Company:
The foregoing summons Is served on you
bv publication. pursuant 20 an order made
by the Honorable Martin l.. Slower. one Of
the Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the
state Of New York. dated the 81 day Of
June. 1903. and flied with the complaint 10
this action In the Office OF the Clerk OF the
f,ountv Of New York. in the County Court
House. In the Borough OF Manhattan. IN
the City Of New York, on the 81 day -
June. 1895. ara.
Dated New York. June 4th. 1898
DAVIES. STONE e. ACERBACH.
Attorneys for Plaintl6s.
ONCE and Post Ofice Address 80 Nassao
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
gou1orps FOLLOWED By LYNoH1NG.
. rrrv MARSHAL, SHOT WHILE xAKrSo AN AR
REsT-HIs PRISONER AND ANOTHER
NEGRO HANGED

Rpcsr-HIs PRISONER AND ANOTHER
NEGRO HANGED.
A. Louis. June "A dispatch to The Post-D's-
match" from GAINESVILLE Mo. says:
"An excursion boat from Quincy, H.. AND Han
,,bsI Mo arrived hero Yesterday with about three
hundred negroes board. After the BOAT hao
tied up Curtis Young got into fght with COL
orso woman named Lena Bryan. OF Hannibal Al
h.csn. general and City Marshal Mclean went
on board to Quell It. lie put Curtis Young under
arrest when somebody In the crowd shot the MAI
shel IN the back, and he died in fifteen minutes
..r'here was great excitement through the town
when the shooting became known. and the citizens
beesn 10 patrol the streets. armed with guns ana
reyolyers A posse OF Atty men went on ooard
tho boat and arrested Sam Young. Curtis Young,
Bob Taylor and Charles Taylor, all colored ana
took them TO the city jail. where they were all
locked up pending the arrival OF the prosecuting
Attorney from Bowling Green, the county seat
.-yyhen that officer arrived today he FOUND thdt
Curtis and Sam Young had been taken from the
tsu and hanged 10 a convenient tree. 1t is feared
thet the TWO other men VIII suffer the same rate.
clarksvlIe Is "A river town OF several hundred IN
habitants in Pike County. about fifty miles norSh
OF 81. Louis.
The following is the story Of tho lynchns;
Late last night mob Of two hundred men,
heavily armed marched TO the jail and demanded
that the Sheriff give up his keys. The Sheriff who
WAS on guard with a number Of deputies refused
He pleaded with the mob to leave his prisoners:
the jail were frenaicd They pointed their guns at
the sheriff's head. saying. We want those men,
the mob entered the jail. picking out the two
Young brothers. whom they wreaked their ven-
It Is feared the mob may make an attempt to
get the other men Citizens armed win snotgu Is
she Sheriff and his deputies have twenty-five more
In custody They are suspected sd %, OF
tho result OF the inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
PARADE OF THE ANCIENTS.

Boston June e-The Ancient and Honorable Ar
ttllery Company held its 266th annual parade and
field day to-day. After parade past the City
Hall and State House. which Governor Wolcott
reviewed. the column proceeded TO the new Old
South Church. where religious services were held.
The sermon was by the Rev. Dr. R r. Meredith.
OF Brooklyn. formerly pastor Of the Union Con-
gregatonal Church OF this city
The annual banquet Of the company was hello IN
Faneul Hall. and this afternoon. At a drumhead
election, Major Duchesney. OF Lowell. commander
LIST Battalion. Light Artillery. was chosen captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
DRILL AT THE MILITARY ACADEHf.

Highland Falls, N. T.. June OBpecaD.-The ak
aminat.ons at the Military Academy are nearly
ended. In a few days the cadets will know their
fate. The class standing for the coming year VIII
then be announced. The drill to-day vas In the
school Of the trooper. 1t took place In the ridins
hall where nearly fifty lads executed feats or
horsemansh;p Tonight In the gymnasium the
Board OF Visitors saw how cadets handle the sword
and bayonet. Tomorrow the annual field day
sports will take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

CROSBY sTREET.-sUPREME COUNT
Count, Of New York.-central Ir1S
Company OF New York. Plaintiff. assinnS,s
Isaac l.. Smith and Minnie smlth. ns
wife Nathan Bois. William hyA@1
Michael Move. Pyropho,o Company 49,
Henry F. Pulling. Defendants .,,..
In pursuance OF judgment OF fofse'yss.
ure and sale duly made and entered 10 ~ snS
above entitled action. bearing date ~ ia
day OF May. 1895. I. the under:isneu; Va
At public auction. al the Ne New .S,S m
Estate Salesroom. at M. III e'osaw "a
the Borough Of Manhattan. IVY "a
County Of New York on the io'., law
June. 1898. At Il O'Clock noon on ..s' lie
by William Kennedy. Auet'oneet'. -
premise. directed by sad Judgment 70 %
sold. and therein described as toilo"s m
ALL those two certain lots pr ss,,on
parcels OF land. with the eulidins ,hs
erected. situate. Wing and being N ~.
City Of New York. on the EASTERN, Solar
Crosby Street. between Broome ana spi -
Streets, known and designated ss,vs
numbers I.I54 eleven hundred ana s NV
four and l.l5o eleven hundreu ose an. psr
fve) on map OF lands OF Nicho, ,.., S,,s.
ard. made by Gerard Bancker. w "a
veycr (said lands being commonly ~" ~
as Bayard's East FARM. eacn OF 80
containing In breadth In 'front.' .n nr ssch
twenty Ave ,c5) feet and In length on n
siae ons hundred uo0) feet be tne ssW
mens.ons more or less. and said pre.m-
being now known and designated 40 ran
bers forty five ,4S) and forty,ssvenv e w
Crosby Street. In the CITY OF Ne"
Manhattan Borough. 80.
Dated New York. May ~, lsSs' -
ANDREW 6. HAMERsLEf; ,: !e;
BUTLER, NoTNAN. JoLINE IN
DDR6E. Attorneys for Piaintin; o. vorS
Street. Borough Of Manhattan Se
city. ,,. arop,
Tho following 10 . diagram OF tns es'
erty referred to In the foregoing n'''s'
sale:
1prfn9 0treek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
roREcLosuRH SALES.

syN~N<SN~~erseS~~N~S~
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
m. against James Mooney and otherA
DEFENDANTS. In pursuance OF !udf.
ment Of foreclosure and sal. GUY maze
and entered In the above entitled actioe.
the undersigned. the Referee In SAD
Judgment named. will sell at PUBLIC aue.
lion At the Exchange Salesrooms. 10. ~
Broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan
city Of New YORK, on The sev nanu a. cay ~
day. by Bryan l. Kennedy. aueaoneef:
the premises directed by said Judgment 70
be sold. and therein described as follow:
land with the buildings thereon erec'sd;
situate, lying and being In the CITY q
New York, which said lot Of ground
known and distinguished on a Nap q
Inhabitants Of the City OF New YORK
communion with the Protestant EpiscoPe
Church in the STATE Of New YORK BY los
and 10 boundsd westerly in front N
Greenwich Street. northerly BY lot nun
DER Eisvsa hundred and twenty-five. sAat..
:.s rector e: I ssd ~ s asv
srfy b. Beach Street, being a. prsssas
known by the street number as NO. Tnrse
strses ana Ha numbers s. and ana Sc Beach
Street at the northeasterly corner cf
Greenwich and Beach Streets; containing
in breadth In front and rear twenty-five
feet and In length on each side one hun
dred feet, be the same more or less
Dated New York. May 10th. 1898
FRANK D. ARTHUR. Resers~
JOHN W. PRISON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
$50 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York.
The following is a diagram cf the prem.
ises described IN the foregoing notice q
sale, which are situate In the Borough o.
Manhattan. City OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
AN EARTHQUAKE IN KENTUCKY.

g. Louis juno 6-Dispatches to Tho Post-Dis-
patch' say: "A earthquake occurred In
Northern Kentucky between and a m to-day
At Paris several persons were thrown from their
beds At Maysville the vibrations lasted thirty
ssoonds and strong At Millersburg the peo-
Die were panic-stricken. and many fed from their
homes Tho shock was felt for two minutes,
spreading terror among the people. At Cynthinna
the shock was accompanied by loud report, and
ct Owingsville meteors have been falling during
day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

coas.inr on bicycle last evening. he came IN col
lsion With team at road crossing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
feabinq 6otels ano Restaurants.
This list appears every Sunday Tuesday and THURSDAY
WHERE TO DINE.
Tor Information orcuars etc. Of Hotel or Restau-
rant below call address (ssnd rtamp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
63 Fffth-ave., Ncw-York.
Ale. means A Ia Carte; Tdh.. Table d'Hots Dim

Ale. means A Ia Carte: Tdh.. Table dHots Dinner.
DELMONICO's....... 9th Ave. 44th 81. Ia Carte
RESTAURANT MARTIN............Aic..T dh., $i.23
UNIVERSITY PLACE AND 9TH STREET
BREvOORT House } Ave. ST. Ale. Tdh *iA
BREvOORT House Finely equipped restaurant.
BREVOORT HOuse } Unexceled Tdh.. concert Sundays
LEON &1Sth. Ale Tdh. 81 20 taiusic'
GAZZO. .<0th-st B'wsy Tdh.. 81 Orchestral
THE MARLBOROUGH...... B'way 37th-st. Alc
Tdh. breakfast &c.: lunch. 5oc.; dinner, $i
MOUQUIN'S. 20 Ann-s:. $40 Fulton-st A IA carte.
MOUQUIN'S. }Knickerbocker Cottage. oth-avs. 2sh
MOUoUIN'S. Foreign wines a specisl.y Open n n
HOTEL HUNGARIA., Tdh. Lunch. u to p. NJ 500
UNION SO. EAST. Dinner $500 13c. VIII wine. II.
ZANGHERFS. II East 22d-st. Tdh 81. with wilma
HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT. OK Boulevard Gao.
sEcoND-AvE No I5e Ale. Tdh. Gypsy Band.
Az CHAT NOIR> 55l w Bway. Soc. Tdh. with wine.
Az CHAT NOIR. Uptown. 80 W. 18th. Hotel Rest
Az CHAT NOIR. (AFTER THEATRE suPPERs.
Az CHAT NOIR.| Alo- Tdh Lunch Soc Din. rs Music
LUCHOW'S GERMAN RESTAURANT.ll 10 T. 1Hh-s'
WIEHLS. 1o2 East 14th-st. la carte.
THE BROCKHOLST 524-2s Col.-ave. Ale. Tih-. coo.
JACQU!N'S OF w. 26th-st Ale. Tdh. SOC.
HOTEL VIENNA.lo7 w. <4th-st. Tdh with wine) SOC
AGASSIS REST. Ilo University P. Alc Tdh.. Zoe.
AVON BEACH HOTEi.(Bath Beach. I. - \ Ia
AVOCA VILLA Bath Beach, l. ~ Geo. ". De Shields
BREISER'S. 1913 Sd-ave 2o2 E othst. Ale. Tdh. 4oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

Broome 0troet.
Tho approximate amount q ne scsoyo
.iff.s lien ar charge for which ths soy ,sS
premises are to be sold. Is xs.c!voC Nav.
Interest thereon from the 10th day ,c %
i60S. together with costs an a vhsreon
from the 18th day Of May. iaes, sn; ana ~
AMOUNT Of taxes. assessments: water rsp II
o. other liens. which are to % scnsS
or psid BY the Referee. II 1880. W.
forrest thereon, .. ,eoa
ANDREW = 8A1BHsA>S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
HARDWOOD FLOORS A. POLISH

-~~~~~~~>~>~~~~-~~->~~o~
HARDWOOD FLOORS, 10 and upwards
work repolished. E. D. STAIR. West
i<th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Gtsinway. Pianos for sale or IN
Weber. rent: small uprghts
HainsS for country co;tsgea
Empire. at very low prices: All
VIM. a. Pond d Co. makes. and the finest
assortment IN the city TO select from
WA 4. POND 4 90. ia Effth-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

Beach n.
The Approximate amount Of The lien q
charge 10 satisfy which the above a.
scribcd property is TO be sold &: sN eso2 ~;
April. 1908. together with costs and allow.
snces amounting 70 s4s7 80. with !s,sr ,ss
expenses OF the sale. The Approximate
amount Of taxes. assessments. water ntes
or other liens which are 70 be allowed g
the purchaser out of the purchase money
or paid BY the Referee Is 500.
The premises will be sold subject y
any and all right. THE ana interest y!
the n. Y. Elevated Railroad Company ~
the Manhattan Railway Company or e!tnss
Of them In said Greenwich Street and ~
land forming the bed thereof and ~
easements therein. appurtenant TO esle
premises which are or may be Necessary
Tor the construction. maintenance ana opSs
Grafton OF an elevated railroad IN Ne
street. -
FRANK D. ARTHUR. Referee
JOHN w. PRISON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
No. $50 Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
HELP WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
~-~~~~-~->~>>~>>~>~|>~ >--'~~-'~"--~-->--"~~-~-
Male.
BARKEEPER wants position; 10 years
experience. rapid mixer. Address BAR
KEEPER 302 East 9th-sI
BOY. 10. desires position with lawyer;
nine months experience. Address Boz
T. Tribune once.
BOY. 10, living with parents, wishes stu
alton at anything. HARRY HOWARD.
IS Narick-st
BOY. IS. wishes po6uon IN an once. good
penman and has tnow Ledge Of boOkkeep-
Ing II LAPKfN Wall St. ROsebsnk.
Staten Island.
COLLECTOR. ., pressn. engaged. wishs::
10 make change; Al reference ana
bond II required w. II. Is. 100 Dast
S5iN 81
CABINET KER.-Frs.-cls.s; swedA.
Address A. LYCKE. o Water-st.
CARPENTER. IS. with knowledge ~ all
the 'ferent branches OF the trade. do
sires steady work CARPENTER So Var
tx st.
CLERK wants position In clothing house;
best referenoes ]. ". B., Box iA Trib-
une once
DRIVER. Nine years experience; und-r
stands The care and handling OF horses
thoroughly. city or country WIN. WREN.
852 West 37th-st.
ELEVATOR MAN. &c.-Younx ooiored
man. single. strictly temperate, 80 ole
Waterman. light porter or driver Ad-
dress ANDREW BUTLER. Ann-st.
ENGINEER Economical with tuol ~
pairs; steam and gas fitting. 10 years
with Denn;son Manufacturing Company;
out on account OF removal Of Brooklyn
branch 10 MASSACHUSETTS,. B. BURKE. 40
Crown-st. Brooklyn.
BLEvATOR-RUNNE on BEr.I.MAN.-
BY young colored man: CITY or country
Address II. c.. Box o. 1896 Broadway.
GERMAN. 80, able and willing TO do any
work; references. ,. B.. Box s. i.242
Broadway
INTELLIGENT MAN OF experience Is
anxious for any kind OF work AT living
wages: can give best city references and
private bondsmen. EDWARD REID. IA
COr;landt ~.
FRESHMAN. lately landed. little expert
ence I'm grocery bartendinG: city or
country; wages moderate. 7. COMM
HEN, 90 W est l<tI-St.
JANrTOR. mason and plastersr would like
one or more houses TO take charge Of:
can do all repairs: strictly temperate.
FITZGERALD. 1901 3d-ave.
JANITOR or PORTER.--By carpenter and
general mechanic, Al references. r.
DUFFY. 233 East 74ih-st.
LUNcHMAN. with good reference. wants
position. Inquire at saloon. 1874 Mese
role-st. Brooklyn.
LAUNDRYMAN.- iauntryman.
good experience. wishes position in hotel
or laundry; city. best reference. q. KIN
TOOEY. $50 1st-Ave.
MECHANIC wishes steady WORK OF any
kind. J. ANDERSON. 40 West-st.
revised corrected tyne
written and prepared for publication by
an experienced editor. also copying and
Addressing. CAREFUL. Room 500. I23
Liberty-rt.
POSITION OF TRUST.-By a man DOS
sessing executive ability and capacity:
honest. sober and reliable; best reference
ND bond. A. GORDON. III Msn,agus-st..
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

Hudson, N Y June s.-Norman Mailer lies I'M
conscious In the hospital here. and will die While
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
LOST.
MACHINERY.
OLD GOLD 4 SILVER WANTED

SEND US your old gold. 1ews,ry. &c. We
send certified check for full value there
OF. Bank reference. Established 1922
GEORGE N. JOYCE. 80 Fulton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

Idaho, from Hull for New-York. has arrived hero
with her machinery disabled. The damage is not
serious. and she will sail within twentyfour hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
STORAGE
WAR MATERIAL FOR SALE.

CANNON PROJECrII.ES RIFLES.
EQUIPMENTS. uniforms. large stock
military soots FOR FIELD. fort!s alton or
naval service ready tor immediate delivery.
ZIMMERMAN 57a Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

PHfENT M6TXEfi6 %EXfHER sfEif
CO., "a West 23d-st-Fftiing fine resi-
dences our speciality. Write FOR catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
MANTELs & TILES

ELEGANT hardwood mantels. $lx up.
nrsplsces, gus logs. Showrooms and fac
tory 2<6 Front-st. near Fulton Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

FOR oAIlN,
.e%~~<v~~N~NNNNNNNr NNNNsNNNN~NNN~.N~.
ACCOUNT Of death.--Frsnoh cigar store,
candles. stationery: good location: tArrns
reasonable 1873 West 2Sth-s,.
FOR SALE.-Ten RIP.ANS for 8 cents
at druggists: one gives relief.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-19
Assistant Secretary Of War MIcheljohn Ar
riveS at Old Point.
fORTIFICATIONS IN GOOD SHAPE
New Disappearing Gums ma Mons.
ter BATTERY Mako Formidable oh.
stncies to IN Encmy-worls Going
Forward Rapidly ut the Navy Yard
-NcpnirinE Cruiser Newark.

Uncle Sam does not appear to be
losing any time in placing himself in
position TO act promptly should in
terna tional affairs assume a critical
aspect, and the local movements of
the army and navy are just at this
juncturc exceedingly interesting.
Al Fortress Monroe there is no open
preparation for emergencies, but there
is an air OF expectancy pcrvading Off
Gers and men, some OF whom do not
hesitate TO express their belief that
,aeir services may be needed shortly
Assistant Sccrt' Try of War Michel
John arrived at Foi' Monroe late last
evening on q tour Of Inspection. In The
face Of the present uncertainty his
visit it porentous. Secretary Alger
has been rscuptcrating at the Cham
berlin for some time past, but the
Assistant Secretary is fresh from the
department. ami il is the general i'm
preston that President Mckinley has
sent him out TO ascertain by personal
observation the condition of the army
posts.
Mr.. Micheljohn is very reticcnt re-
gardiug the object of his visit He
may hovc come merely 10 consult Sec
rotary Alger, but it is probable that
that Is only IA part OF his mission.
Fortress Monroe is to-day in better
condition TO resist attack than it. has
been since he war. The rupid-tiring
es mounted on disappearing car
riIges, behind Il small mountain Of con-
crete, are formidable Notifications in
themselves. Then the old portion OF
the fort has been put in god Trim
the OLD smooth bore guns fitted with
Gub-calihrc rifiing. otc. The new NOR
tar battery, n mile up Ihc beach Is
about completed ana it could prevent
the passage OF a feet even though 1t
were not assisted by the fort.
At the navy-yard work is being rap
idly pushed forward, as the new appro-
priat!on is, now available. Repairs to-
the cruiser Newark will sc;lrce-ay he
completed for several months yet, burt
who they are she will be one Of the
fines steel warshirs atloat. Other work
at the yard has been rushed for some
time past and it is not probable t!rut
the prospect OF trouble will cause any
slackvn!ng in the work of preparation
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-19
BT'efsst Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters Of Interest to All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything .Hut
Something About Mnny Things
interchangeable Wow OF Ihro In
NOrfOlk IN Its Many ana Vary.
ing Phases Briefly Noted.
,Ir. d. s. Baum Is In Galveston.

Mr. d. s. Baum Is in Galveston.
MIR. Cornelius Dewitt is In Balti-
more.
Congressman Young left last night
for Washington.
The work Of paving Randolph street
with Belgian block has commenced
MIR. and Mrs. Walter j. Simmons arc
returning from Florida.
Mr.. +. DeCordy Matthews has re-
turned from trip to Washington.
DR.. Il. a. Wake and wife are in New
Orleans attending the Mnrdi tiras.
The Y. M. G. a. delegation to the
Lynch'burg Convention have all left for
that city
MIR. w I. Doyle. purser CT tho steam
ship Georgia is able 20 he out after a.
sever Illness.
a colored infant several waei1s' old
was found Thursday night IN a. New
street doorway
Services at Union Mission las, night
were coiducted by the Rev. Mr.. Clan,
IF Newport News
Miss Lille Jones. OF Suffolk, is Wis.,
,'hg hcr Sister. Mrs. DR.. Landlord.
on CRANKY street
special convoca,ion of the Norfolle
United Royal Chapter Of Arch Nasons
was held last evening.
Inc first car load of machinery for
the new ccllullod factory at Lan5er,'s
Point is EN- route from Springfield,
Mass.
~ false alarm of fire was turned In
from box 123. corner of Frecmn son
street and Chapel lane, at $40 o'clock
last night
Mr., j. II. I3lundon, OF Washington.
VINO has been visiting his brother, tho
Weather observer. at Cape. Henry, has
returned k0meA VT.
foilce commissioner II. NJ Schryvcr.
or Baltimore arrived here yesterday in
connection with business pertaining 10
she Royal Arcanum.
The Crown of Old Age" Is the sub
lcct OF special sermon watch the
ittv. r. b. Hatcher will preach at the
tlrst Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing to old people i +.
Mr.. a. c. Stearns and his son Ar.
thur, who have been here for tho mast
two weeks. the guests of N1r. John HilI.
LETT for their home In Lowell, via Bos-
Ton steamer Howard. last night.
The lovers OF music dn NDrfolI, have
been much Interested in the visit Of
MRS. Laura DeRusy Berry, Of New
YORK. who hopes to make her home in
our CITY. Mrs. Berry Is n daughter OF
the late General DeRusy, OF Fortress
MONDE, and has resided IN San Fran
cisco and New York. where she was most
iaNornhly known, having established n,
! reputation for her musical and vocal
accomplishments, possessing rich con-
trHlu' voice of marked richness and
scope Mrs. Berr" has been inv.ted by
Professor Miller. OF Christ church choir
to sing on Sunday afternoon, when a
rich treat will be given to the music
lovers OF this city. Mrs. Berry will olso
sing nt st. Paul's church at tho morn
ing service. $500