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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
PERSONAL NOTES.
Doing and Coming Of Wheeling
Feorle and Visitors

doing and Coming OF Wheeling
People AID Visitors
T. T. Martin. of Falrmont, is at The
Mcclure.
r. B. Watson is Cameron caller In
the city.
F. o. Watkins. of Weston. is at the
Park hotel.
T. R. Rulings. of sistersvllle, Is at
the Stamm.
I Charles McKeever is Fairmont call
er In the city. d =
a. II. Gray, OF Parkersburg. is at the
Grand Central. al
William Moosman. OF Parkersburs. is
at the Windsor.
C. Humble, OF Parkersburg, Is a state
arrival ut the Windsor.
E. NJ. Showalter, OF Fairmont, is u
business caller in town.
D. E. Brown. of Warrington, is auto
graphed Mt the Mcclure.
z. H. Fitch. OF Huntington. is call
Ing on friends In the city. y
J. NJ. Eckstein. of Stringtown. is reg
istered at the Park hotel.
Miss Hattie H.. Cobun, OF Salem, is
visiting friends in the city. e
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Hupp have re-
turned from Lake George. n. Y.
w. a. Thompson and wife, of Man
nington. are guests of reSlativcs here.
r. NJ. Shaw and L. B. Dellicker, OF
Parkersburg, are stopping at the Wind
sor.
John Ray, n we'll known oil man
from Marietta. O.. is business visitor
here. - @.
George Miller. representing the Chris
ton PEPPER Tobacco Company, Is cali
Ing on trade In this city.
james S. Beim, representing the Phil
ndelphia North American. was here yes
terday writing up the political situation
for his paper.
John Dudley. formerly OF the South
Side. has been appointed one OF a COM
mittee to take charge OF the Republican
campaign in Steubenville this fall.
Mr.. C. L. Radcliffe left yesterday for
Morgantown, to take n postgraduate
course at the university. After COM
pleting his course at the university. Mr..
Radcliffe wifi practice law In Wheeling.
Fred G. Andibcrt. agent for the Amer
iSah i1NpiSsS SoiHpai! ~ Murlcttd, ",
was here yesterday purchasing furnish
ings for the beautiful Elks castle re-
Gently built in that city at cost Of
$4,000.
NJ. l.. Bencdum, OF Cameron; ]. i.
Moore and Mrs. ]. NJ. Kersey, OF Beth
any. NJ. ]. Lentz, Of Fnirmont: j. b.
Clark and wife. Of New Martinsviilc;
George Parshall. of Slstcrsville. and N.
Pomen. OF Warrington, are stopping ut
the Stamm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
Colored Rough Riders.

The colored division OF thu Rough
Rider regiment met a; the hall In the
Second ward market housa l::st night
and decided to order 100 uniforms. Al
torney Norris and Franklin Wright
made addresses that ELECTED great an
plause. They have already LOG members
enrolled and this number will be greatly.
increased. The club was organized only
last Monday night ana II Is expected to
be the banner club of The county. They.
will meet for drill tomorrow night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENCER 90 1903

.ereanc Maid. ). m. c. p. buchanan.
Wes.iaI; eh. s. gserett Koon,z.
Yors; Is. Is. ]. b. wiseman, Lowes-
Bessie Conn. Jack Perkins. s,euben-
May Hal. Ed. Connolly, s,eubenyilie. o.
Marietta. b. m. c, d. Stewart. Hunting
Ella IL: B. m. Ray & waddle. wheel
.cei. breckenridge. W. T. Bates, stsuben-
Bessie Williams. b. m, Lemuei Fisher.
Smyrna, o. va
There viii also be a running race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
HoWARD'S DEFENSE.
Will Prove That He was in Hotel
When Goebel Was Carried BY.

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FRANKFORT. Ky. Sept. 19.-In the
trial to-day OF James Howard, charged
with being principal in the shooting Of
Governor Goebel. the defense began the
introduction of testimony. The defense
SAID proof will be introduced to show
that Howard arrived In the city only
thirty minutes prior to the assassina ton
and did not go to the state house until
several hours inter the tragedy; that
Howard was then and had been clean
shaver for n year and that he was not
the man seen running from the capitol
grounds or later standing on the steps
OF one OF the buildings. as that man,
according to the witness, had q beard.
Howard then took the witness stand.
He testified that his train was late ana
that he went from this train to hotc!
and was there when Goebars body was
carried by.
Howard. In genral way, contradict
ed everything OF an discriminating M
ture told against him by James S,ubble-
field, and other witnesses in regard to
alleged remarks concerning the murder
OF Goebel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
Mr.. Schuck's Dates.

Hon. c, ]. schuck has received noti-
flcatlon from the state committee that
he is scheduled for three addresses in
Jackson county, on September 81, IS
and 20. and three in Mason county on
October !. 2 and 3. He Will be accom-
panied by the Republican candidate for
Congress In the Fourth district. Hon.
James a. Hughes, Of huntington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
EMANCIPATION bay
To Be Observed by the colored People
OF Wheeling and the Tri-state Ra-
dius-Addresses by Messrs. Norris

IL De ASUaeEscu Wy EtAAS SeASAS>%
OF Wheeling and the Tri-state Ra-
dius-Addresses by Messrs. Norris
and Payne.
To-day the coiorad people OF Wheel
Ing and the tri-stnte radius will unite
in celebration of Emancipation Day.
and the indications are that there will
be large attendance OF colored folks
from out OF town. Senator Elkins ac-
cepted an invitation to take part in the
celebration, but he had not arrived last
night. The principal orators will be
Attorney Thomas Norris, of Wheeling,
and Hon. C. H. Payne, of Huntington,
one OF the states leading citizens. and
who enjoys the distinction Of having
been the only colored man who ever oc-
cupied seat In the West Virginia leg
Islature.
The first event OF the day will be the
street demonstration, starting at 1880
o'clock. and winding up at the state
fair grounds, where programme OF
speaking and amusemen;s Will be car
rled out. followed by banquet In the
evening. The days programme is as
follows:
PART FIRST.
Parade terminates ut Fair Grounds.
Prayer................... Rev. Bentley
Address OF Welcome. Mayor A: J.sweeney
-..................-...W. ID. winters
(Master OF Cercmonies.)
Music. Opera House Band
PART SECOND.
Reading OF Proclamatlon:......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss jessie Pay.ae
Music.................... House Band
Orator of the Day......Att'y. Thos. Norris
.Music................... Opera House Band
A6dress...........C. II. Payne and others
PART THIRD.
Sack Race
l50-Yard Foot Race.
Climbing Creased Pole.
Catching Creased Pig.
Wheeibarrow Race.
Music. 80
PART FOURTH.
Grand Banquet at Arion Hail.
Address-Dr. C. II. Payne. OF Hunting.
ton, W. Va. md other notables,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
Egyptian Steamer AsbOre

ATHENS, Sept. l9.-The Egypats
mall steamer Charkieh Is ashore on Ii,
island of Andres with broken shaft
Some OF the passansers have been
drowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
Meeting Postponed.

The Showalter-Nesbitt meeting,
scheduled for West Liberty next FRI
day, has been POSTPONED until a future
date. Messrs. showalter and Nesbitt
will address a meeting at Elm Grove
next Saturday evening, however
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
pemocratlc Nom!nee FOR conrroua

WATERFOWL; N. T., Sept. t9.-sra-
1or James s. Boyer was to-day noml-
mated for member of Congress by the
Democrats OF the Twcnty.fourth con-
gtcssiunal district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
First Session Of Christian Workers

First Session Of Christian Workers.
CHICAGO. Sept, 19.-Thr first session
OF the convention OF the Christian
Workers was held at the Chicago ave-
nue. (Moody) church to.day. Rev. II. a.
Torrey spoke on THE need OF general
revival" making bitter arralgnmen.
OF the present methods OF worship and
what he said were the "depraved tastes
of the people" In literature, art ana
amusemcnts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20

callum, his handsome marble fran,
mansion and his adjoining properly ON
K street, this city. The considera,Ic,
named in the deed was 800. "loye ma
: affection" Mr.. Sherman arrived b,
Washington to-day and Is at his ho,na
He Is not accessible. to callers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20

Prohibition Rear Platform Campaign
CHICAGO, Sept. .1s.-The Prohibition
rear platform campaign began to-day.
John G. Woolley. candidate for PresI,
dent: Henry B. Metcalfe, candidate for
vice president: Samuel Dickle, ed,o,
OF the New Voice; Yolney B. Cushing.
of Bangor. Me, and Oliver W. Stewart,
of Chicago, chairman Of the national es.
ecutIye committee. were aboard tn.
special train which left at $3.50 a. N.
for run through Illinois. Iowa, Wis.,.
fconsin and other central and western
Lstntps $500 ~. ~ n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
-7EE RIVER,

The marks at 6 p. m. Wednesday
showed 7 inches and falling. Weather,
clenr and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20

3 Grand Banquet at Arion Hail.
Address-Dr. C. II. Payne. OF Hunting
ton, W. Va. md other notables,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15
The Granite Sheds.

! The town which pushes forward
here in Vermont to secure manufac
turing plants will generally succeed,
though it may take years to make a
success of it. Morrisville has had
some experience in this line, and con-
tributed thousands of dollars for it.
Some of the enterprises it has foster
ed have proven to be successes, and
some failures. Thepeople have never
become discouraged over the failure
part, for if they had, a stop would
have been made years ago. At the
present time bid has been made by
neighboring town for one of our
industries. 1t came to MOrrisville
under similar auspices, and was we'll
cared for, A paper has been in circu-
lation for some time tOget the stock
holders of the granite sheds to relin-
quish their holdings to Drew Daniels,
provided be would enlarge the works,
purchase the grounds, and maintain
I'll plant a number Of years. Most
of che stockholders reliDqushed their
holdings. TIE ground IS owned by
a
Fisk & Slocum, and the building and
large part of The machinery is in the
Assignee Court TO fnd out whether
the title rests with John BrechiD, ct
ais or local company. If e under
stand the situation correctly, fail
ure on the part of Mr.. Daniels to Sc
cure further lease is what has prenip-
itated action at this time. Another
report contributes it to a concession
of freight RATES on the part of the
Central Vermont Railroad. II this
be true, it means a good deal to the
manufacturer. There is ogreat need
bt getting excited over the matter,
RnG we believe the Morris vile public
- BILE and willing to talk over the
noes calmly and dispassionately.
ERE never was more approachable
N ssplic for ventures of this kind than
ria here. Perhaps Mr.. Daniels will
saiso as he had the rent of sheds,
vihge electric lights and water priv
Heres free, and the good will of our
citizens, to further the cause, a larger
Investment than offered to him at
Waterbury. The matter should be
! looked after, before it is too late.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15

+. r. Sherburne of Boston is latest
summer guest arrival at The Ran.
dali.
Topic books, from the News and
Citizen press, have just been got en-
out by the ConRrega tlonal Christian
Endeavor Society.
A clerk in one of our Morrisville
stores has been accused of selling pea
beans for salt Dan Spaulding has
been appointed tferee in the matter,
and his decision is anxiously waited
for.
1t is stated that ]. S. Banistpr is
to join with those closing their bust
ness places Tuesday and Thursday
evenings, 1t is wise move, and we
trust the few who have been holding
out will conclude to do likewise.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15
ANOTHER RALLEY.

On Thursday evening Aug. %,
Hon. W. W. Stickney, Republican
candidate for Governor, and Hon. j.
L. Martin of BrattIeboro will address
the voters of Morristown on the is
sue OF the day, at which time band
will be engaged to furnish the music.
There should be a general attendance
from this and adjoining towns on
the flag raising as well as this occa-
sion.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15

TAKE NOTICE Election comes Sept.
4. Caucuses for the nomination of
Representatives should be held at
least Is days before that, as certif-
Gates of nomination must be fled
with the Town Clerk not less than
fifteen days before election.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15
LamoiIIe Central Academy
and Hyde Park Graded School.

FAN Term begins TUESDAY, SEPT 4.
Thorough preparation for College in Classical
and Latin courses. Pr ctcal course in English.
Teachers Course leads TO two Years certificate.
Tuition $3.50 per term. For particular, or
board ana rooms, apply to
r. T.. INGALLS,, Principal.
Hyde Park, Vt, Aug. IA, 1890.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to the Cen raj Assembly of tile State of
Vermont, at its next regular session TO enact
law raising tax on the County of Lamoille, y
to exceed TWO cents on dollar of the Grand
List of said county, for the purpose of complet-
ING the repairs begun on the County buildings,
a'd make changes at Jail as directed by the
Grand Jury.
Dated at Hyde Park. Vt, this 14th day Of
August, 1900.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15
Just Received,

A toll line of he famous Windsor
Rubber Collars, just the thing Tor
bicycle riders.
Get our prices on the Morrow
Coaster Brake and be astoulshed.
REMEMBER
We have file in all sizes at rock
bottom prices. :,
E,joy milking by using " Kitty
on YOUR COWS. We also have
spray ers for applying the same,
e. E. HOLMES s. CO., Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
THE TWO FACTORY GIRLS BACK.
MAMIE BARBARRow AND LIZZIE sHADEGG
RETURN HOME-TELL OF APPOINTMENT
WITH MALIsTER AND KERR

Paterson. Nov 22--darnie Barbarrow and Lizzie
Shadegg. the young women who disappeared from
Paterson two weeks ago and exhibited a board
ing mouse keeper in Ho5oken that they had left
paterson because OF the unpleasant notorlery the
Bosschieter case had given 70 mill girls have
returned u their homes repentant and with an ex-
perlence they have desire 20 repeat. Miss Bar
barrow, when seen to-day said
am glad that l am home again and Lizzie is
On I'VE cents worth o. crackers and cheese day.
and that's what cid while We were away We
stopped n Hoboksn the first week and the second
week we went over 10 \ew-Tor and took fur
I4Asneo room IN twenty seCOuC-st.
made up minds look elsewhere for
WORK We thought we could gec along better away
rom paterson bit We were mistaken We looked
t9r work. but couldn't fnd H. NOBODY had any
-H'ns 20 90 with our going away
Is II true querted the reporter that you and
Lizzie had appointment with McAHster and Kerr
on the night they met Jennie Bosschieter3''
1t Is true" said Mamie. so FAR Lizzie and
McAIister are concerned. out don't know whether
me knockout drops were intended for her On the
Tuesday night before Lizzie and were out riding
with McAHster and Kerr I was in the buggy with
Kerr and Lizzie was with McAHster. We drove
Ear Is Ridgewood and there objected the
wsy they acted We insisted returning home,
and they drove back. I refused O out with
ifeLa again. put Lizzie promised 70 meet AcAHsrer
were 10 meet, but think II the OF
Main and Van Houten That understand Is
where they net Jennie Bosschieter I had de-
sire 20 meet them. and Lizzie told that when
keep IL. but made the appointment easy
way 70 end matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
OCEAN GROVE TOLL CASE SETTLED.

Freehold Nov % (speciaD.-In the Monmouth
County Court here to-day Walter Taylor. a young
LAWYER Of Asbury Park, was 10 have been tried
ror assaulttng officer Derrick HoaEland. OF Ocean
Grore last August. Hoagland had been posted al;
one of the bridges Wesley Lake a. Ocean
Grove owned by the Ocean Grove Association
cor,oosed largely OF Methodist clerEyrneu. VIII in
strucrions to allow one 20 cross without paying
the one cent toll demanded by the assJclat-Di.
The bridges are only few rods long. and -ha
lake is an artificial bur the toll IS demanded
Nv The corporation TO keep the bridges n repair.
Taylor thought ne would make test case OF the
right OF the association charge toil. over which
there had been much controversy. So ne walked
I,p 10 Officer Eoagland. showed him out OF me way
and crossed free. The late Grand Jury promptly
indicted him.
To-day before the trial there was long confer
erce between Taylor, counsel on both slOsS ana
the Rev. DR.. A E Ballard and the other members
OF the Ocean Grove Association, winch resulted
II Prosecutor Foster quashing the indictment
against Taylor, ne stating that Taylor had merely
IsiI mis- naRd on Hoagland- Taylor, on his part o.
IN SCI, cement, mas signed paper acknovy ledglns
me assocaron's right 10 collect toll ana adnhtt-ns
that e was wrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
JOE" JEFFERSON At ADELPHL.
IT'S REASON FoR BELIEVING THAT SHAKESPEARE
wEo-E TIE PLAYS ATTRIBUTED TO HIM

his REASON FOR BELIEVING THAT SHAKESPEARE
wEo-E TIE Plays ATTRIBUTED TO HIN
Joe jefferson delighted The faculty. students
ana friends Of AdeIpnl College, Brooklyn, yester-
DAY afternoon. by characteristic talk The audi
forum q The college was crowded
re crew distinction between ar orator and an
actor # you are dogmatic dictato-taI and In
Pressive. become Al orator" said Mr. Jefferson IT
you are tupressionz5le. highly sensitive 10 your
surroundings. should advise you 10 study for the
stage An orator does noJ need 10 listen He oc-
cuPtss lie entire stage The actor must watch al
once himself and z dozen others.
The speaker old & Few humorous anecdotes and
then look Up bundle of sips or which the rnerr-
oers o: the college had y-ftten questions for the
actor answer
Do you aoc believe the starring system IS a per
nicious one9~ was the first question
Wei, now. IL depends how you look upon f. re-
pied the actor There was z time when thought
thai Il was evil I DO NOT think look upon y II
me same Aght now. William Shakespeare was The
ot-e-stoE Of tie starring system 50. you see = Is
lo-h--g new BY thar ulean that ne has ore cen
t.s- asii-t Y FL his plays. around which al the
othe-s -ev I've "
M Jefferson asserted i as his belief that shakss
hin . IL pays ATTRIBUTED 10
One Of ne greatest proofs said M Je1e-son
vs. llal = was 2alage-'ot the-. as they we-e
p'1--e-e Alterations INST always be made r.
Ethe@-s So, anI = Shakespeare mad not written rrs
f-Ass n NoCiC nave surely exposed MS Ignorance
ty -he way he made TIE sl-4-s-5ors -
ooEbtsCly Al advantage . Shakespeare II Z-4-9-g
= pays % e AZ the same TINE the manager q
sensiai.i-g, Imagination an6 Industry were give,
an actor --- 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
HILTON ESTATE APPEALS.
STATE BOARD OF TAXATION ASKED TO
REDUCE ASSESSMENT

The State Board OF Taxation held session IN
the City Hall at Newark yesterday AT the re-
quest of the city's counsel, the Board adjourned
for TWO weeks the hearing on the appeal oy the
North Jersey Street Railway Company from the
s. 100 900 assessed valuation upon which the COM
uanvs property was taxed this year The com
many wants the assessment reduced TO S-SzDN A
number of other cases laid over. Inc Board
was notified by City Counsel Davis or Orange that
tbs matter OF the assessment or the orange anu
Passaic Valley Company mad been settled On4y
one case was heard. the appeal OF the eA-
OF Hilton estate assess
against extensive landed property N riIH-4!4 De
ouglng the estate There are seventy -sIA dci
unimproved The land originally formed part OF
property belonging 10 J. ". STILL and from MIN
passed TO A T. Stewart, and, upon SteNatt
death. Hilton. A question OF title mas PFeNeAte0
sessed this year al s49 5 and the executors asked
the Board reduce the amount 10 Slo.34o; ne as
sessmenJ per acre ranged from zoo 10 STU some
OF the land Nutey. ana there lana is heId al
large prices The lawyers for the estate COMMENCED
that the assessments were from four 10 nVe times
All farm land George W. Symonds. surveyor IN
Franklin testified that the land was not worth
half what II was assessed at Township CoUnsel
P-15 said he mad understood that the estate mad
-a.D offered 81 COO an acre for the land ana wanted
q 500 Assessor Whitfield explained now ne mad as
worth al least 100000 He had assessed II on a %
per cent basis The fact CranspiFeo curing te o4s-
cussiou that the estate had had map mae 10 Put
streets through the tract for improving II Nhen
the Board adjourned the members Went 70 rank
lin TO examine the Hilton property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
FIRE MARSHAL CLEARS FIRE ESCAPES.
LOUD PROTEST FROM PEOPLE LIVING IN THE
SIXTEENTH WARD.

Fire Marsha Bryraer o. brooklyn IS trying 70
clear he fire escapes OF that borough t-ou tncur-
nrarces N the last day or Two nearly one thou
sane complaints have been made against persons
VINO violate he law about having FIRE escapes free
r case 0. trouble
LAST week Foreman Marks Of Engine Company
No. IS. reported that on going 70 fire II Moore
- The arernen unable 70 get OUT OF the build
ing D way Of the fire escapes on account Of the
chicken coops. pigeon coops, duck boxes ice boxes
coal hods and other ODDS and ends that were in
their way
produced clamor. ''Cnd we're shell q cidtzen now
mae ready MS dug his gooze or his Shigen
5lelarcrend ID says 'taig der chtgeu coob vron
Der wire escabe under der Boart Of Health ID VS.
done pud der chigen coob under der bed An
we're sAel q cidizeu then keeb his live stock?'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
ORDER 10 Hurry REPAIRS on HEW-ToRK
CRUISER MAY BE SENT TO RELIEVE THE BROOK
LTN-NAvy YARD NOTES

An order has been received al the Brooklyn
Navy Yard saying mat The repairs 70 the cruiser
New-Tork must De completed by February / 1851
The work the New York have taken
eighteen months The limiting Of the time viii
cut down the extent Of the repairs. None OF the
woodwork viii be touched. The New-York may
be sent 70 China in the spring relieve the Brook
lyn- which has been Il constant service for three
years and IS badly II need OF overha uling.
No orders have yet been received in regard 70
The sailing OF the rug WaupaJuck formerly com
nanded by Captain Bel. Il mas not been finally
decided TO send this vessel 70 the Philippines as
4 gunboat. IN the mean tine repairs are being
board.
The bastleship kearsarge will leave the Navy
YARD on sunday She viii leave ToCupk:nsvtlle for
Hampton Roads on Thursday night
On Tuesday the Massachusetts. which has been
undergoing repairs 10 her upper cranes viii sail
dlrect 10 Hampton Roads. There the North At
lsnGc squadron viii assemble under Rear-A dniral
EarQuhar for Its winter cruise the West indies
me squadron VIII be composed % The Massachu-
setts. the kearsarge the Alabama The Vixen the
scorpion the Sancyoft and seven torpedo boats.