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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Worth Passing On.

First-"Polteness is benevolcnce in
small things" 1t costs little, but who
can estimate Its worth?
Second-Dr. HILLS OF Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn. has n capital article on "Cour-
5tesy and Success" in the Searchlight for
May (Washington).
Third-Holding chin close to neck when
standing or walking Will stralglten round
shoulders OF those who work on books
and papers.
Fourth-Icyc glasses that pinch the nose
are ruinous to eyesight, as any one can,
see II he tries pair for few minutes
and then exchanges them for glasses with
bows that pass behind the ears.
K Fifth--Thc first contribution in straight
Talk" In the May number OF Everybody's
Magazine, contains Information OF npor-s
ii-Burlngton Vermont. Is one OF
the most beautiful cities OF the North,
az Richmond is OF the South.
JOSEPH DANA BARTLEY, NJ. A.,
ss President OF the Pass 1t On SOCIETY,".
Burlington. Vt.
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Compiled by City Bank, Richmond, Va

1peroration, which was at once soul tir-
ring and eloquent to degree.
Governor Montague married IN King
and Queen county and his old friends
and those OF Mrs. Montague seem pleased
at the opportunity to do him honor.
The Local Fight.
Hon. Charles M. Wallace. Jr.. ad-
dressed meeting at Nelson's Han. IN
Fulton last night in the interest OF his
candidacy for COMMUNICATING attorney.
number OF prominSAt citizens OF Ful-
ton were present and accorded him quite
a cordial reception. Mr.. Wallace. in the
course OF his remarks, reviewed his ne
cord and expressed the utmost confidence
1 in his chances Of success.
Mr.. John HARDWOOD followed In a brief
but well chosen speech. Messrs. George
e. Wise and B. o. James also spoke.
General Charles ]. Anderson, for the
state Senate. and Messrs. Harry g.
Glenn, Conway r. Johnson, W Mac.
Jones, George z. skipwith and 2. =.
Cox, candidates for the House, were
present and addressed the meeting: Mr..
w. A. Crenshaw, In the course Of his
remarks, corrected a report that he had
said dollar day was enough for q
Workingman, referring to the fact that
he introduced resolution 10 the Coun-
: ell to increase the pay OF the city hands
to s1.75 per day,
The following also spoke: Mr.. p. G..
Garrison, for high constable, and Wilbur
Griggs, representing ". Fl. Wyatt. Mr..
Kellam spoke for Maurice a. Powers.
The utmost good feeling prevailed. and
the meeting was marked by mutual
exchange OF compliments among the
candidates.
Socialists Meet.
The Socialists held meeting at
Powell's Fall last night Mr. George II.
Gobel. Of New Jersey, national organizer
for the order. was the speaker.
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BANKERS MEETING
I'm CONVENTION
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a total OF fully t4.ree hundred visitors
In tho city
The headquarters Of tho association
will be at the Hotel Richmond, and Its
sessions Will be held In the spacious
and airy ball room on the highest floor.
Mr.. A. .. Schwarzkopf, of Norfolk, Is
chairman OF tho executive commAtee OF
the association, and has been active in
the preparations for tho meeting, and IN
all work of tho association. Mr.. George
]. seay, of Richmond, Is chairman OF the
Committee on Banking and Jurisprudence,
and Mr.. Mann s, Quarles. of Richmond,
On Finance. Mr.. oliver ]. Sands. of this
city, Is chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
Taxation. Alessrs. Henry l., Schmelz, Of
Hampton; j. A. Wlllett, Newport News;
]. j. Lawson, OF South Boston, and
T. x. Bands OF Richmond, are delegates
TO the American Bankers Association,
and Mr. w. NJ. Hill. OF this city. Is one
of the alternates,
When the convention shall have been
called to order this morning at $780, Rev.
Henry Pearce Atkins Will offer prayer,
after which addresses OF welcome and
response are scheduled. welcome Will
be extended tho visitors on behalf OF the
bankers of Richmond by Colonel John b.
Purcell president OF the First National
Bank, and on behalf OF the city by Mayor
Carlton Mccarthy. The response will be
made by Mr.. Carter r. Bishop, cashie.R OF
the National Bank OF Petersburg
Secretary Shaw viii arrive IN the city
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TRIED HIS TENOR VOICE.
Frank Crawford Vainly Tried His
Siren Charms on Justice John.

Frank Craw ford, an erstwhile Manches-
terrain, whose rich Irish tenor has gotten
him out of trouble in the city on the
south side of the James on several occa-
sions, faced Justice John yesterday morn
ing, and for annoying his wife he re-
ceved a sentence Of sixty days In jail
Frank made a dramatic attempt to gain
his freedom by singing a patehtic Irish
melody, but the heart Of Crutchfield was
not touched. The high notes of the song
passed over the Courts head and the
low ones were not high enough.
L. A. Nicholas, motorman for the Vlr-
ginia Passenger and Power Company, was
fined $40 for abusing Mr.. J. B. Wood, Jr
MIR. Wood testified that he was on the
car and that his little child pressed the
button and the motorman used offensive
language.
Tom Edwards paid SO for lying, and the
same amount for striking Sarah Jones'
The court issued warning that preVarl-
Gators must remain away.
Detective Gibson was appointed inspec-
tor of crainums by the court. and he i'm
mediatey went to work on the thinking
piece Of Annie Thomas, who alleged that
she had been "smoted" by negro named
Eppes. The inspectors evidence was con-
elusive and Eppes was separated from So.
Is Mary johnson, a negress, stole watch.
which Detective Gibson recovered. Mary
was sent down for four months.
j. v. Lawson was charged with being
n deserter from the United States navy
cruiser, Galveston. He was held.
Alfred Mason was charged with threat
enins to carve with razor one Robert
Smith. After Smith had finished telling
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tomorrow morning, and has engaged
quarters at the jefferson. He will appear
at the banquet that evening, and will
make an address. and next day he will
accompany the visitors on their trip to
Old Point and the Capes.
Other Prominent Visitors.
Among tho we'll known bankers from
other States who will attend am. make
addresses is Mr.. c. A. Blair, president OF
the Peoples National Bank Of Winston
Salem. N. CT, a graduate Of Harvard, and
an excellent speaker.
Mr.. Charles a. Douglas. of the law de-
partment Of the Georgetown University,
will attend and will make an address on
1.-THE Law Merchant" He is an author
ity on commercial law.
Ono Of the brightest speeches OF the
entire session will likely be that OF Mr..
Robert F. 4 Maddox, of the Maddox
Rucker Banking Company, and president
Of the Chamber of Commerce of At
Yanta, Ca He is a brilliant .Nubltc
speaker. His subject will be The South
in the Saddle"
Mr.. Joseph G. Brown. member OF the
Executive Committee Of the American
Bankers Association, and president of a
largo bank is also expected to be pres
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Too Busy to Canvass.

Attorney General William a. Anderson mas
meeting OF the board Of trustees Of the Wash.
ington and Lee University OF which NC Is =
member While there he VIII attend the tr'h'
OF a suit in which he 10 interested
Major Anderson stated a day or two ago.
that however much he might desire TO make a
canvass for denomination he would be unnDle
duties upon him, The onerous work OF the
ONCE al this time and the double work en-.
tailed by his service on the State Board OF
Education and an important special com
mlttee OF the board preclude his making any
canvass OF the various sections. He will, there
fore. have to submit his claims to renonna-
ton chiefly upon his merits and his record as
an officer. . 5a,s
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ent and will probably make an address.
Game in Last Night.

Members of the Association who ar
rived last night were w. D. Blanks.
Planters Bank, oClarksyille; a. F. White,
New York Banking Law Journal; 6. w.
Moore, Jr.. Lynthburg National Bank;
Tench +. Tllghman, Citizens Bank. Nor
folk; w. F. Lambert, Alexandria; r. y:
Jordan and Mrs. Jordan, Planters and
Merchants Bank. South Boston; II. w.
Hall and P. W.F@Tumer, Merchants and
Farmers Bank. Emporia; j. J. Lawson.
Bank of Virgilina; oseph Stebbins. Mrs.
stebbins, Miss stebbins. Miss Fry. John
C. Lawson, Bank OF South Boston; N +.
Calling and Mrs. Calling, N. F. Calling.
Jr., Mrs. John NJ, Payne. Lynchburg; w.
B. Vest Citizens and Marine Bank, New
port News; J. En- Rollins, CoVlngtoh M.
tional Bank; Old. Bachelor, Newport
News National Bank: w. A. Price. Man
ganese Steel Safe Company. New Jer-
sey; w. a. Trotter, Jr., Bank OF Bruins
wick, Lawrenceville; II. T. Hedrick, Mer-
chants and Farmers Bank, Franklin; II.
wv. Watkins, Peoples Bank, Houston; T..
S. Reid, Chatham! Savings Bank; =. NJ.
Pollard, Petersburg Savings ana insur-
ance Co.; c. C. Vaughan, Jr" Vaughan O
Co., bankers Franklin; James r. Ioomer,
Richard C. Marshall, Merchants and
Farmers Bank, Portsmouth; H. N. Blox-
ton, Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Lynchburg; Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Mould'n
Bank Of Anderson, S. c.; R. G. Vance
First National Bank. Wnyncsboro; MT
and Mrs. r. +. Bopes. American National
Lynchburg: George II. Keesee, Merchants
National Richmond; :. G p, s.ransfet'oG y
Second National Bank, Culpeper' -;
DeVilbss, Rochester, N. VI; G. S. Robey
Purcellyille National Bank; A. +. White
Banking Law Journal. New York; J. D
Tucker. First National Bank, South IL Bos,
ton; G. z. Tiffany, Fauquier National
Bank, Warenton; Jno. G, Dabney, Lyncn,
burg; w. II. Mcconihay City Nationa
Bank, Covington; ". D. Blanks. MISS
Emily b. Watkins, Planters Bank, ciarKs-
SC. "a D. Love. The Audit Company
NJ New York a 58n5f
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WAS FAST GAME,
Street Car Men Play Ball, Re-
sulting in Close Score.

Tho baseball fever has reached me
street railway men of Richmond. and
nearly every week game ls played, yes
terday tho mon from the Reservoir line
played the nine from the Main and ID Vine In
Street barn The score WAS 9 20 J, ~ IaVo "
Of the Reservoir men, Ihe pat e, ~ :, q
the two mines were Il i, stn ny ai'q Il ~;
and A. IL valandt, Of Main and Vine, !,
At the close OF the game the men We, went
direct to the Virginia PASSENGER ana |, POW
er, companys y NJ g, q, a. w yne hasuri
for the players, that was very much ap-
preciated, ~
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HAVING GREAT TIME.
Mr.. Potter and Colonel McCabe
Entertained Royalty in West.

Following is clipping from the Col
orado Springs Gazette, Colorado Springs.
Col, which shows what a royalty good
time Colonel w. Gordon McCabe and Mr..
James Brown Potter have been having
out West:
1.-THE presence In this city of Brown
Potter the millionaire society clubman
OF New York and Newport, was the oc-
caslon for swell stag dinner at the
Cheyenne Mountain Country Club to-
night. The affair was given In honor OF
Mr. Potter and Colonel w, Gordon Nc
Cabe, OF Richmond, Va, who is here
with Mr.. Potter. John Mathew was host.
The other guests were ]. a. Hayes, w
F. Douglass and J. c. Johnston, Mr., Pot
ter and Colonel McCabe are on their
way East and stopped off to spend a few
days sightseeing here and visiting friends,
They are registered at the Antlers Hotel,
and occupy one Of the most elaborate
suites in the house, They will continue
their journey East Tomorrow"
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KANSAS CATTLEMAN
BRINGS STOCK HERE

Mr.. Hooper, Of Kansas. who last fall.
after correspondence with Commissioner
koiner, bought n farm In Amelia county.
called to see that official yesterday and
expressed his entire satisfaction with his
new home. Mr.. Hooper brought with him
from Kansas sixty-fve head Of stock. and
he has entered into stock raising In Vir-3
gnla with most gratifying results. Since
he has been In the county ho has aided In
organizing a bank. and is making him
self an Influential citizen In that COM
munity.
MI. Koincr yesterday received a COM
munlca ton from party OF prospective
freight rates could be secured on twenty
carloads OF stock, farming implements
and furniture.
The Commission has written tho rail-
roads In regard TO the matter and will
secure the best rates possible. 49,
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'BUS|LY PLAYING
POLITICAL GAME B \ [:
Martin and Montague Are Both
in Richmond.
Now.
TO KING AND QUEEN VOTERS
TO KING AND QUEEN VOTERS
Governor Appeals to His Old
Neighbors and Friends-C Charlie
Wallace Speaks.

United States Senator Thomas s. Mar
tin returned to the city yesterday from
Buckingham Courthouse, where he spoke
on Tuesday to largo crowd in the
courthouse. The senator will remain at
his headquarters at Murphy's Hotel until
next Monday, when he WILL resume his
canvass OF the State. He is apparently
in excellent health and shows little evil
dences OF exhaustion after his strenuous
campaigning. On Monday he addressed
the voters OF Rockbridge county, at Lex
ington and hid large and enthusiastic
audience. After the meeting he went TO
Lynchburg and there took the train to
Farmvillc and drove across the country
In buggy to Buckingham Courthouse.
The senator will meet many OF his
friends and supporters from all parts OF
the State who are expected to attend tho
State Bankers Association to-day and
tomorrow.
Hon. Fl. D. Flood. who Is warmly sup
porting Senator Martin. also returned to
Richmond yesterday. He accompanied
the senator in Rockbrldge and Bucking-
ham counties, both OF which are In his
congressional district. Mr.. Flood is con-
fident that Senator Martin will carry
both counties by handsome ma1orities.
Stirred King and Queen.
Governor Montague spoke in King and l7v
Queen county to q large audience on
Tuesday and Richmond lawyer OF prom
inence who was present, says the Cover.
nor outdid himself and aroused much en-
thusiasm. He dealt. according to the IN
formant Of The Times Dispatch. Win
most Of the questions he has heretofore
treated on the stump in his canvass TOT
senator, and wound up with a captivating
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what he knew of the case a fine of $3.50
was imposed upon each.
w. A. Jones asked the court to make
1t light, and he was dished out twenty
Mr.. Swanson Returns.

Congressman Claude a. Swanson, candl-
date for tho nomination for Governor
made a political address yesterday in
Westmoreand county, and on Tuesday
spoke at Lancaster Courthouse to large
audiences. He returned to the city last
night, and will spend to-day in Richmond,
resting up and meeting friends who will
be here to attend the bankers conven-
ton:
On Friday Mr.. Swanson will resume his
canvass with speech at Upperville,
Fauquier county, where he has many
friends. On Monday next he will speak at
Amherst Courthouse, and on Tuesday at
Lawrenceville, Brunswick county.
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TEE-DEE CONTESTANTS.
Information for Those Who Are
After the Delightful Outings.

For the Information Of subscrlbers to
The Times Dispatch who wish to secure
voting certificates to give to any Of the
contestants in the outing tours contest,
certificates Will be issued for all money
paid In for subscriplions. whether IN adj
Vance or IN payment Of bills past due.
a month or more: II So, and you pay
this direct to the Office voting certificates
will be issued and q receipt given for
by tie carrier. on whatever route he may
be,
Many seem to have the impression that
voting certificates are re-, only issued On IN
seen hY the above that yotsA may not
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FAMOUS FISHING GROUNDS
Tar Bay Oyster Company, Com
posed of Richmonders,

A small corporation, composed Of Rich
,nond gentlemen, and known as,the Tar
Bay Oyster Company, was recently incor-
3as scr aa pf0p pssab e ssyfp toms
shore OF Virginia. Mr.. J. Fl. Johnson is
president OF the company.
The clubhouse and VI ounds Of the COM
pany are located near the soutl,c,n Dor.
der OF Accomac county, on the verge OF
Hog Island brondwn tor, on tho ocean side
f s sb eoGn1y hess sbne wnters
coast, ducks, geese and brant being nbun-
dart. and the migratory .const birds IN
their season. This is the legality Sc several IA
his friend. Commodore Benedict, ana
many other widely known sportsmen.
The fishing there Is said to be. unsur-
numerous in the vicinity. The cIub-nnus,e
Is we'll constructed and equipped. and 1t
Is proposed to make this one Of the fayot-
lite resorts for sportsmen on the Ns ghi in
these waters average from three 70 I'VE
feet in length und weigh from thirty-tve
to eighty pounds.
the company's preserves. 1t is proposed %
make them productive of oysters to such
un extent rs to make the property vniu,
able the year around. me po,LoM ,,,a o n,1na
The basis on which propa CATION has been
begun. It Is estimated That IN n wear ~
two the bottoms will yield Mt least lo.o Y;
Weld an increa so, OF from nifty to seventy
I'VE per cent. Increase every year for
shlcking stock. The company IS capt.
talized at $4,000, and has but -FOUR stock-
holders .
|, Tar Bay is easily accessible from Rich
nond, persons leaving here at = A..
arriving there at 1880 P. NJ and It IS only
few hours run from Baltimore and
PHILADELPHIA. Exmore Is the nearest rail
way station. The club house Is N eight
,niIes OF the famous CobbB Island.
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Natural Bridge Excursion.

interest Is manifested in Mrs. Murray's
be run on June 27th via the James River
line-the only direct route. The scenery
all along the way is most beautiful, with
towering cliffs and mountains on one side
and the green embowered river meander-s
ing through fertile fields and nowery
meadows on the other. The bridge It
self, that wonder OF wonders. needs no
description. One stands spelbound as hc
gazes on the glorious arch that spans the
loveiest glen In the world. Jefferson
wrote Of II as 'the famous place that
would draw the delighted attention OF
all -
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little Host Tonight.

Tonight the bill at the Casino will be
changed. 1.-THE Little Host taking the
place of 1.-THE Knickrbocker Girl. Tho
same company will present the new play
Little Chip Mary Marble, Grace Hazard,
David Andrada, William Halter and all
the others
Manager Mckee will next week intro
duce a straight vaudeville bill at the
Casino, made up Of acts which have been
we'll received elsewhere and which VIII.
1t is thought, prove popular here. The
bill will embrace singing, dancing. mon
ologues and other forms of entertainment
which have been given heretofore,
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Ice Mission.

The hot weather makes more pressing
than ever the needs OF the sick and suf-
ferIng poor. Alrady great demands on
Ice Mission have been made. Contribu-
lions should be sent to Mrs. George W.
Bagby. or Mrs. c.. p. Boiling, both at
No. 902 West Grace Street; mission boxes
viii be found at The Times-Dispatch Of
flee. News Leader. T. A. MilLer's. Shep-
herd 81 Brullc's. Polk Miller. Coleman
Company, Woman's Exchange. Rosemary
Library.
Amount already received:
In memory OF Lewis Ginter .$3l.O #
Junior Covenanters, No. 1..... 3.4s
Constant friends ........,....... 2o..co
Tot.1 .s64 .9s
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CAPTAIN LEE WRITES.
Tells Friend He is Not Committed
to Senator Martin.

There has been a good deal In public
print lately concerning the probable pc,
sition OF Captain Dan NJ. Ice. OF Stafford
county, a brother OF General Fitzhugh
Lee, With regard to the fight now going
on for the United States senatorship.
It has been several times stated that
Captain Lee is warmly supporting" SEN
ator Martin for reelection. over Cap
tain Lees signature. letter has been re-
ceived on the subject, in which he says;
II have never been interviewed or maze mace
any statement as to supporting All. Alo''-
tague or anybody for senator
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Mavor Helms Here.

a Major George NJ. Helms, Of Franklin ~
county, former superintendent OF ne ?
state penitentiary and now q member :. o.
the Democratic State Central Commi,t,t,eaea,
meeting Tomorrow. Major Helms county
is in Mr.. Swanson's congressional dls,
,trict and heIis himselfa warm friend , ana
supporter OF Mr.. Swanson. VINO, me ne p re-,
bv a great majority. The county Will give
y majority for Senator Martin also. 7.
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ton. and each council will be we'll at
tended at the next meeting to learn
the reports OF the delegates who were
sent to give an account of the local
councils and to vote upon the question
of increasing the assessment Several
of the councils in Manchester VIII IN
crease the assessment, and receive double
the amount in death benefits.
Little Child Dead.
Mr.. and Mrs, @. p. Holloway, of No.
12 Cowardin Avenue, have the sympathy
of the entire community in the loss Of
their child Clyde Edwin. yesterday
morning. The child was one OF twins
and had been i'll for only few days.
The funeral will be this morning at
10 o'clock from Cowardin Avenue Chris
tian Church. Rev. G. o. Woodward will
oflcate. Interment will be made in
Maury Cemetery.
Mrs. R. B. Foster.
Mrs. r. B. Foster, age 70 years. died
yesterday morning at Z o'clock at her
home. on Porter Street, after an illness
Of several weeks. She was one Of the
best-known ladies Of the city and leaves
a host OF friends to mourn their loss.
Her surviving children are Mrs. Fannie
Foster and Mrs. R. w. Brodnax. The
funeral will be from the house this AFTER
noon.
Personals and Briefs.
The ladies interested in the Elks' ba-
zaar to take place about September are
requested to meet at the Eks' Home
this afternoon for the purpose of formu-
lating plans and appointing committees
for the work to be DONE
The lawn fete In the courthouse square
by Stockton Street Baptist Church proved
success last night, many Of the most
prominent citizens in the city attending.
Nothing has been heard from Mr. J.
A. Stringer. who so mysteriously disap-
peared some weeks ago, as told ex-
clusively In The TImes-Dispatch. Mr..
D. L. Toney. with whom Mr.. Stringer
boarded. yesterday received letter from
the sister of the missing man 'nquiring
about him.
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One New Charter.

The State Corporation Commission yes
terday granted n charter to the Norfolk
folk; 4. p. Krise, PRESIDENT and treasl-
rer, Norfolk; II. L, Mahoney, svlce-presi.
dent; r.. r.. Pagan. secretary and man
ager; capital, $4,000; objects--to manufac-
sture by machinery or otherwise plug,
twist and smoking tobacco, clgaretteA
cigars and snuff, s,'s
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Good Work Of the S. P. c. A.

The Society for the PreVentlon OF
Cruelty to Animals met Tuesday night at
No. 30 East Franklin. The secretary re-
ported $S2.70 in fines for cruelty:
Horses and mules unfit for work, ur-
hitched and sent to sta Bile. ..........,.. 45
Veterinary called. -
No cause for complaint.
Overloaded teams... II
Cruel beating ..........,........... 8
Cared for by agent o
Small animals destroyed 80
/ largo animals destroyed. .................2S
AdmonitIons .............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
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Will Spend Day. at Sea Shore,

The union excursion Of Monumental and
View and Buckroe Beach tomorrow, OF this
week, is OF more than usual interest. Persons
going may spend part OF tho day at Old Point.
Ocean View and Buckroa Beach, or even 90 on
to Virginia Beach and Norfolk, -
Thsarmy and navy exercises Will be at their
height, and the excursion Will possibly give
ali who go rare opportunity OF seeing q
miniature battle.