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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

appearance Of any, It had the mark Of
Ewes having bitten 1t, to warn men
from meddling with a substance pos
sessing such nOxious properties.
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Kolitz 10th Century Chocolates. The
Latest CORRECTION out.
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Laces and Trimmings.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Platte Valenciennes Lace, just right
widths for pretty cushion trimming
and a hundred other needs Of the gift
making period. The 5-'noh width SELL
ing regularly for i5c yard, at
lie
The S-ineh width Platte Valenclennes,
l2hc yard regular
&c
Platte valenclenne, pinch width, loc
regular
Colored Angora Fur, four inches
wide, regular price 25c TO iOc a yard
i5c
Jet edge q inch width, &c TO lOc kind
for lA.
SC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09
HOSIERY.

Women's fleeced Cotton Hose, out
sizes, very elastic, regular iOc values
for
28c
Chidren's black Cotton Hose, heavy
weight, fine or wide ribbed, double soles
and heels, 25c regular
lec
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SMALL BOYS SUITS.

Strictly tailored. You know Of
course that most small boys clothing is
no more tailored" than Is O girls
dress, We exclude all such.
Boys Vestee Suits for ages to
years made Of serges, cheylots, wor-
steds, beautifully tailored throughout,
sell regularly for s.. 80 up 10 $3.50. Mon
day and Tuesday
S4.96
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W0MEN'S TAILORED
DRESSES.

We know OF no handsomer range Of
styles or cloth quality than In our SIS
to $50 dresses, and all are we'll TAN
oled. Monday and Tuesday your choice
from any at
$500
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
FUNERAL or MRS. BRANN.

The funeral service over the remains
Of the late Mrs. Frank l.. Brann. whose
tragic death In Portland has been told in
these columns, were held In Augusta
Sunday afternoon, at the Uuiversalist
church. There was an exceedingly large
number OF friends and relatives Of the
deceased present at the church when, ar
$50, Rey. ". Coons Of Pittsflsid began
the services. On account Of the tragic
death OF Mrs. Brann the words OF comfort
given by the clergyman were especially
needed to console the bereayed husband,
father, mother, brother and sisters.
Music was furnished by quartette con-
sisting of Messrs Ward and Ripley and
Misses Cross ard Bughee.
The floral offerings were very profuse,
there being large number of beautiful
bouquets sent from loving friends and a
wreath from the American Benefit So
ciety, from which also came the bearers,
q. Ii. Bates. L. h. Dudley, Willard Swift
and w. S. Martin. Interment was at
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Among the relatives from out of the
city in attendance at the funeral were
Mr. and Mrs. Hogan, Miss Fannie Cross
man and mother of Charley, Mass, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Hrann of Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25

hss borne striking resemblance to Dan
man Thompson, the famous aotcr. Both
men are Of very nearly the same height
and weight and they also dress In similar
style. Mr.. Hyde has many times been
mistaken for the actor and as result
some amusing circumstances have arisen.
One day not many yenrs ago MFR. Hyde
was In Watertown. N. Y, where Mr..
Thompson and his company were billed
to appear in tho evening. On the streets
and at the hotel Mr.. Hyde was pointed
out as Mr.. Thompson and the people with
whom he would talk would ask the
Portland man about theatrical affairs.
MIR. Hyde allowed this to go on uninter-
ruptedly until his well known double ap-
peared.
Mr.. hyde and Mr. Thompson, by tho
way, are personal friends and have played
many a billiard game together.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
Robbed the Grave.

Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject,
is narrated by him as follows: 81 was In
a most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes snDken, tongue coat
ed, pain continually in back and sides,
no appetite-gradually growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians had given
me up. Fortunately friend advised
trying Electric Bitters'; and to my great
decided Improvement. confined their
use for three weeks and am now a well
man. know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave OF another VICTIM" No
one should fail TO try them. Only 30 cts,
guaranteed. at II. p. 8. Goold's 577 Con-
Rress street and H. G. STAIRS, Cnmbe
land Mills, Drug Stores.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
Naples, July %.
CAMPING AT ANNABKsCooK.


Camping on thu east shore Of Lake An
ma ,escook is a jolly party of young men
aud boys. consisting of Burton Smart,
cashier OF the Portland Gas Light Co.,
Corporal Kay Smart AMI Charles b.
Kinds of the Portland High School Ca.
diets. "Ted" Anthoins of Bowdoin Col
lego, Percy W. Staples Of the Episcopal
school, Philadelphia, Donald Knowlton
of West Upton, Mass. Meiross ID.
Davies. science teacher In the Windham
Bigh school at Willimantio, Conn. and
his guest, Albert N. Colgrovs of the
Willimantic Daily Chronicle, Willie
Thomas of Winthrop. and Ernest w
Morton and Charles Davis, both of Port
land. The party Is comfortably domioiied
in the STANDARDIZATION COTTAGE which
has been decoroted with American flags
and portrait of Dewey, after whom the
camp was named. A large tent affords
additional sleeping accommodations
"Splinter, clever little terrier owned
by Mr. Smart, occupies the proud posi-
tion of camp mascot.
Fishing, boating and frequent trips to
the village serve to make the time pass
most pleasantly, and the invi.orAting
lake Ereezes ana wholesome country food
are work Ing wonders for the boys In the
way of Improvement In health. Win
throp Budget.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
RAYMOND g wHITOOMB'S sun
MERTOURS.

The announcement is made by Messrs
Raymond g. Whitcorab of several very
interesting August tours, with the dates
Of departure Of tina parties from Boston
August 2. Is, IS, 23 and %. Among the
places to be visited by the various par ties
are the Thousands Islands, Niagara Falls,
Watkins Glen, the Hudson River. Sara
toga Springs, Lakes George and Cham
plain, Ausable Chasm, Montreal, Que
beo, the Saguenay River, White Noun.
tains, and the Maritime Provinces.
The outward and returning rouls OF
several of the parties is through the pic
turesque Berkshire Hills. On August 81
there are parties leaving Boston for the
Yellowstone Park and California, while
August 20 Is the date of departure of d
party for a grand Tour Around this
World. Raymond s. whitcomb, 20 Wash
ington street, Boston, will send circu-
lar, fully describing all of their fifty
seven short summer tours, free to any nd
dress. 1hey will also send circulars DIES,
oriptive of their more extended trips on
application.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
3 FUNERAL OF THE LATE WILLIAM
Il. JORDAN,

The funeral o. the late William EN-
mons jordan occurred Monday afternoon
from the residence of his father, Nj.
Mark Jordan, Main street, East Deering,
at O'Clock. Rev. W. III. KimmelI, pas
tor of the Church Of the Messiah, off,
oiated. The floral tributes were very
beau ifui. There was large number Of
friends and relatives present TO pay their
last respects. Intsrment was at Ever
green cemetery.
MIR. Jordan had a large circle OF 40.
quaintances gained in college and busi-
ness life. He was graduated from Colby
College, for which he fitted at the Coburn
Classical institute at Waterviile. He
decided after his graduation to go into
the drug business. and entered the store
Of G. b. Greenleaf on Federal strsst, now
j. E. Goold s. Go. After Ceveral years
In the wholesale business, he entsred
the retail store of Horgan s. Abbot, where
he REMAND until about year ago when
he started in business for himself ct
East Dsering.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
THE LAW COURT.

Monday the sitting Justices at the law
term were in consultation. This morn
Ing this Cumberland county docket will
be called. Probably not more than one
or two more York county actions viii be
argued. Mosely es al. appellants, VS..
York Shore Water company, will prob
ably be taken up later in the term.
In Nadead va. Dixon the defendants
motion for new trial is overrulea for
want of prosecution. b. W. Hovey for
plaintiff; Robert Ssidsl for defense.
Owen vs. Mott will be argued In writ
ing. bradbury for piaiatiff; Mott and
Haley for defense.
Poreel vs.. Cousins will be argued on
briefs which are already submitted. j.
S. Derby = for plaintiff; b. j. Allen for
defense.
Robinson OF al vs.. Barry Is TO .ba argued
In writing. G.. w. Hanson for. plaintiff !;
j. s. Derby for defense.
In Stats va. Parks briefs have already
been submitted. Attorney Gensr II
Haines and County Attorney Matthews
for the state, s. W. Emery for defense.
In the State VS.. koherge. appellant,
an appealed liquor cass, and In IS 9TH
er similar actious, the defendants axcep-
tions are overruled.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The following corporations have been
formed In this ,ity:
Field. Forest 81 Shore Publishing Co.,
$4,000 capital stock. The directors are
Frank w. wardwsll, James Arthur Clarke
and Ephriam 5. Wsrdwell. all OF Port
land. The clerk AMI treasurer is Frank
W. Wardwell, and the president Is james
Arthur Clarke.
Brown 81 Joasslyn, with $50. 900 capt.
tai stock. Ihe directors are 4. A. JOS
selyn, George e. Smith and II. O. JOS
selyn, oil OF Portland The clerk is II. G
Josselyn, the president is 4. A. Josselyn
and the treasurer Is George X. Smith.
Putnam County Kaolin Co., George
W. verrill. clerk; Idaho Opal Mining
Co., Frederick Hale, of Portland, clerk /;
Massac usetts Manufacturing Co., ]. ii.
Drummond, Jr., clerk; Enstern Chal-
ienge Windmill Co., B. G.. Ward, clark
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
THE MUSIc1pAL COURT.

In the municipal court yesterday, the
following cases were disposed of;
Joseph Ii. McGuIre, intoxicatIon, 30
days in county jail.
Joseph II. MeGuire, uttaring obsence
language, fined S. aud costs.
Peter bicominghall, fast driving, fined
$40 and costs
Miles l.. Googins. intoxication, IS and
costs.
Bernhard Bayson. intoxicatlon; fined
50 and costs.
John Mullin. intoxication; fined 50
and costs.
Vim. J. Fletcher, intoxica.ion. fined 50
and CO. Is.
John i. Conley. intoxication, fined IS
Philip III. Flynn, intoxicatIon. fined So
ard costs.
John ]. Mullen. intoxication, fined 50
and costs.
Jeremiah Wallace, assault. fined $40 and
costs.
Peter Fitzsimmons. intoxication, dis
charged.
Thomas Rey nolds. common drunkard,
30 days in jail.
Frank sherman, common nuisance,
probable cause, bail $500. Sursties fur.
nished. Henry Cailan, common nui-
sRnce, probable cause. bail 500. SURF
ties furnished. Henry Callan, search and
seizure, fined 500 and costs; appealed.
Sureties furnished
Frank Sherman. search and seizure,
nned Slc0 and costs, appealed. Sureties
furnished.
Thomas Griffin. COMMON drunkarj, con-
tinued to July rs, 1892.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
: SOMEONE STEALING BALLAST.

One of the police officers Of the city in
making his examination and inspection
Of the junk stores of the city came across.
Few days ago, 600 or 700 pounds of
lead ballast. with iron handles, the kind
used on the yachts. The dealer who got
hold Of the ballast could not give salts
factory explanation to the officer as to
where 1t came from and the officer took
possession OF the ballast and had 1t car
Tied to the police station where it now
awaits Its lawful owner.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
OF UNIyERsALIsT
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

The Universalist Sunday schools of
Maine VIII ho,d their biennial convention
and picnic at Lake MAranasook Friday,
July SS, and 1t is expected that this &C.
casion will be the largest attended of any
similar svent held by the Maine Univer-
saiiSts fer many years. Rev. e. Y. Penn
Der. pastor of the Universalist church in
Bangor. win preside at the meeting and
will make an address. Other speakers in
cluds Raw. G. A. Knickerborker OF Au-
burn, Rev A. Ii. Bradley of winthrop
ami Rev. S. G. Davis of Portlsnd.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
KENNEBUNKPoRTTEAm WON
rntsrestang Golf Contest on Links sf
Portland Club.

There was large attendance OF spec
tators yesterday afternoon on the links
Of the Portland Golf club. and II the
clerk OF the weather had delgned to con.
suit tho assembly the crowd could not
have furnished better atmospheric condi-
lions. The Kennebnnkport team came
on to try conclusions with the Portlsnd
team and the coIors Of the latter had to
80 down. for the Kennebunkport team
had been much strengthened since It's
last appearance here. anil all but two CT
its members were from Philadelphia,
and members of some very strong teams
Of that city. The captain OF this visiting
team. MIR. II. NJ. Forrest, is one OF the
best amateur players In the country.
The score was as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
coURTEsIEs APPRECIATED.

COURTEsIES APPRECIATED
The following letter has been received
by the Board of Trade:
u. s. flagship Indiana,
Eoothbay. Me-,
July IL, 1899.
Gentlemen-The visit OF tae fleet under
my command to Portland will b. remem.
bered with the greatest pleasure by both
officers and men. We ell that to the
members of the Board OF Trade we are
indebted for much that helped to make
men. to thank you In the name tf the
officers aud men for the coriiaiity OF your
welcome and for the hospitality extended
to us. and believe me.
Very truly yours,
(signed) ii. &. TAYLOR.
Captain, u > Navy,
Commanding North Atlantic Fleet.
The President and Members, Board of
Trade, Portland, Me.
Mayor Robinson yesterday, received the
following letter from Captain Taylor:
U. S. S. Flagship Indiana,
Boothbay, ME-,
July IA, 1899.
Sir-Ynur city has Indeed extended q
most hearty welcnme to the North ATTAIN
ito fleet aud J. as the comma ndlng officer
of this fleet. wish 60 express to you, sir,
anu " tto olpi1rIis Va eno oA9 " Otei0uu
the gratitude of the officers ana men for
the many acts CT courtesy they have re-
ceiyed while In Portland.
1t Is certainly gratifying to know that
the people take such great interest in the
navy, an interest which tends to stimu.
late us to further efforts TO bring credit
upon this bran3h of the military service
OF our government.
Thanking you again, sir, for your earn
est Efforts which succeeded so well In
making our stay such pleasant one,
am with much respect
Very truly yours,
II. @. Taylor,
Captain U. S. Navy,
Commanding North Atlantic Fleet.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

Charles Sanford OF New York, son OF
the late Captain Sanford of teamboat
fame, has purchased the hotel property at
Fort Point. This propsrty was owned
by party of Boston men. among whom
was President A. II. Scden of the
Boston baseball club. 1t is posi-
BILE that new hotel will be built there
to take the place of the one recently des-
troyed by fire.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
A CORRECTION.

The date OF the opening OF the farmers
at Ldbhy's grove, North Soar.
boro. was by mistaks giysn as August 80,
bus should have read Saturday, July 20.
at Beaoh Ridge, North Scarboro. where
the farmers will hold an all day picnic
to be addressed at . o'clock by W. II.
mclaughlin, II. X. Grlggs and others.
The evening will be given to the younger
folks for dancing.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25

DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make purs blood and strong nsrves
and build mp your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only 20 cents. Money back
II not Cured. Sold by II. p. ). Goold,
517 Congress street aud II. G. Starr,
Cumberland NILS, Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
RAILROAD MATTERS.

The earnings of the Grand Trunk rail-
raod for the second week in July were
s{60.7is, as against s435.0s4 the cores
pending week In 1898. an increase Of
s@5,t3L The earnings from Jan. were
sl2, 924. o2s aeainss sl2.223. e34 In 1893,
an increase OF $500. Isl
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25

DENMAN THoMPsoN's DOUBLE.
For years Mr.. John L. Hyde. the we'll
known agent of fire extinguisher COM
pnpy who makes his home in this city,
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
Holes uIl.
Holes up.

Luncheon was served In the club room
at noon and the day was most pleasantly
passed.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-25
S9.99 WATCH.

20 year gold filed case Waltfnm or Elgin
Nieke! movement, warranted TO be the best
watch for the money. MCKINNEY, the
jeweler Monument Square. ieo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
(Communicated.)
Who WAL sRrIp lIs?

Those who are interested in the sue
cess OF the Protestant Hospital course
and want it to succeed. must talk it
up and use all their powers of persua-
sion to induce persons to hand In their
names to-day. One hundred and eighty
five more signatures are needed for the
expense of this enterprise. It has been
arranged to have none but first-class
talent. 1t will certainly reflect upon our
community If this splendid course must
be abandoned The people should not
walt to be gone after so many times.
Show your interest and appreciation by
helping forward this enterprise. We
must know to-day in order to get the
course tickets out before the Juch con-
cert on the eth. Every man, woman
and child should shoulder some of this
work and see to 1t that the hundred
and eighty-five names are gotten to-
day. The places are too we'll known to
be again mentioned: Taylor & Loyalrs.
Cuttings Pharmacy, Monticello Hotel,
Nusbaums' Book Store. Trotter's Phar-
macy. Main street, and Robert Holmes
& Co.'s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
LAMBERT'S POINT.

About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Il colored hod GARNER named king,
while following his vocation at the Nor
folk Silk Mill, from some unforeseen
cause fell down the elevator Il distance
OF about forty feet, breaking his leg
both at the knee joint and ankle and
disiocating his hip. He also received IA
severe wound above the right eye. He
was taken in an ambulance TO the Nor
folk Protestant Hospital. where his in
juries were attended to. a phone mes
sage at II o'clock last night stated that
he was resting quietly.
Mrs. Il. Boulder, of Myers avenue,
and her sister Miss White, of Rich
mond. who is visiting her. have gone
to South Mills. ~ c., to attend the
marriage of a cousin.
Rev. J.. B. Betty is preaching to
large congrcga tions at the NJ. L. Church
nightly. The services last night were
of unusual interest and there are hone
full signs Of n gracious revival
The Powhatan Cotton Mills and the
Silver Plating Factory are working a
large force at night in order to MI be-
fore Christmas the large number Of or
dcrs on hand.
Carpenters have commenced the cree
ton of ten frame dwellings for Myers
&=Co. on Fortieth street. between Bow
den's Ferry road and Myers avenue.
The elegant residence of Rev L. r.
Wright. in Iiinston. is rapidly nearing
completion. 1T will be supplied with
all modern conveniences.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19

and that James Norton was q member
Thereon, and absent therefrom on leave.
K: Z. Watts. presiding judge" -
me piainti1s, through their counsel,
gave due notice of appeal. and sub
sequently filed their exceptions.
The language OF the federal constitu-
tlon Is as follows (Article l, Sec. CD
The senators and representatives shall
receive compensation for their SER
vices, to be ascertained by law and
paid out OF the treasury OF the United
States. They shall in all cases. except
treason, felony and breach of the peace,
be privileged from arrest during their
attendance at the session of their re-
spective houses. and in going to and
returning from the same. They shall
not be questioned at any other place"
Of course. the question we are called
upon to settle depends upon the mean
Ing to be given to the words privileged
from arrest"
(The Court then discusses the section
and holds that the lower court was in
error.)
Reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
WORTH VS.. NORTON.
Supreme Court OF South Carolina
CAROLINA.
August Q, 1899.

Supreme Court OF South Carolina
CAROLINA.
August ., 1899
a MEMBER OF CONGRESS WHILE
I'm THIS STATE ON PRIVATE
BUSINESS. WITH LEAVE OF AR
SENCE. IS NOT EXEMPT FROM
SERVICE OF CIVIL PROCESS
UNDER ARTICLE /, SEC. 6. OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The case appears from the opinion
of the Court.
The court says:
1t was admitted at the hearing that
on the 9th day of July, 1898, the time of
service OF summons and complaint.
James Norton, defendant, was a. repre
sentative in Congress from this State,
and at the time of service he was in
tIorence. S. c., on private business. he
ing absent from Congress, then in scs-
sion. and that Congress adjourned sine
die on the Sth of July, 1898. The mo-
lion being heard. his honor, the presid-
ING Judge, passed the following order.
The motion made in above case to
set aside the service of the summons
ana complaint, on the grounds set forth
IN the notice served upon plaintiff 5
counsel, 1t Is ordered that the service
OF said summons and complaint be set
aside as illegal and void, 1t being adj
mitted, that Congress was in session.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
BRAN BLETOa WARD,

The Evergreen Social Club held a
meeting, with Mr. y. 9. Metcalf, on
Tunstall avenue. Tuesday night, and
transacted much business of import
ance. This club has given a number Of
socials here of late and, will give a
musicale next week.
1t will be two weeks before the prop
crty owners can connect with the new
sewer system.
The Young Ladies' Society of Park
Avenue Baptist Church will hold a
"Gipsy Tea" at the home of Mrs. Il. l..
Nicholson, No. 205 North Park avenue,
from s to IL o'clock tonight. A feature
of the evening will be u choice literary
and musical program.
The weekly meeting OF the Inasmuch
Circle of the Kings Daughters will be
held at the home of Mrs. Frank Tur-
ner. No. EOS North Park avenue, at 1
o'clock this afternoon.
The revival at Sturgeon Memorial
Baptist Church has closed.
The annual business meeting of the
Christian Memorial Temple will be held
at s o'clock tonight. at which time re-
ports from the various departments Of
Church work for the year will be re-
ceived, TO be followed by the annual
election of officers.
The revival meeting at McKendree
Methodist Church is stll continued
with unabated interest. The services are
largely attended and 4. number of con-
versions have been reported Rev. r..
ii. Bennett is looking forward 10 Il
pentecostal time.
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Office
Board s. s. and DR.. CONS.
Norfolk Va October N JSr


ID IDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT a
ID public auction to be held at II o'clock
a. m. on THURSDAY. the 10Th day OF
October, for the purchase of ali the
buildings and parts of buildings required
TO be torn down for the opening of Trip
oil street, from Butte to Wolf Street.
No building will be delivered to a pur-
chaser until the amount bid for the same
Each building or part OF building is
sold with the distinct understanding that
the purchaser will take down and re-
move the same within six weeks of the
date of sale, and that no building or part
of building IS sold below the ground
All plaster or mortar suitable Tor fillinc
is not sold with the building 10 which il
pertains. but is reserved by the city.
There being much valuable building mate
rial to be sold the public Is cordially in.
vitcd to attend the sale.
J. d. HOFHEIMER
Chairman BID. S. S. and DR.. CONS.
ocl0- tu tn sa-3t 49,
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subscriptions so 81. v.ncon,..

Treasurer ". Beaman, Of the st.
Vincent's Hospital rebuilding fund,
yesterday received the following addI-
tional subscriptions. making the total
SIS, 80.
Division No. Q. a. O. Hibernians, $50;
DR.. Nicholas Sem. the famous Chicago
physician, $25: the Master Plumbers
Association. Norfolk, sos; Mrs. Wash
ington Young, Washington, D. c., $40:
Sharp & Smith. Of Chicago So; r. S
McCann Portsmouth. 50; Henry Wilt
ten, So; f. II. Chandler, Richmond, So:
Patrick Moore, 81.