, 1880-12-31
rEmnucsl With Inccs eacl, ono of peculiar ttc-

There arr sryernt nlrgnnt wrnppers a,nn,lg
whfrh Is one embroidered III tliis city ly Il
lAtly friend Ut the bride, consisting Ut i,s
buds mil tHrgrt-lltc-llUts. I'll brpftsety reprC-
;; Ssm!si ti.qt THO 'nt. "rrsars . & Ike i M. ot
cream whttU cn,ncls-halr. lttlttl nntl quilted
with blue suraal Aifk. the outside laiug
trimmed will, l.nnR,lc!loc laccs anl blue smith
played IL t1o selection Of co1rs, cuts, 'lc|,ru,
ntNl llnntlllas, nf every description, ton1iMsed
laitterc. Encll costume II accompanied BY u
ThU iritlo'a 1ewuiry il Of tlft1Ilorltly, an!
comprises necklaces, solitaire earrings, ind
rlylerc.
THE BRIDES r.ArIif1..
M, Miss Flora's ,I; fa;ther, Wilin!" Saro'', %9s
Wlloln rtl,lo to thls country with William
Penn. Leaving scliuot ut the fGc Ut II years.
tho ln., .at!r.l by. ILLS 1ator. entered Into
si"esH for iSslt r. }arthmer n e1nt
tiuwn Tho Mississippi tn Nnw 0r'eans. .rhe
enterprise. WIS 1lnt slcccssf'll. for tic bout
was wrecked md tho cargo nearly ruined.
Snro rstreG ,sr oms n' entrrSt 81 ;asn Ascs u
years old, when lle went Into tho law-nlce
Of tllu Into Secretary Of War, Edwin A. 9tan;
ton. Subsequently Mr. allnron wns admitted
i99, thy praeieS Of tue Ivy j., SIissoar|. RI n
j ?l,1l K. S1,arOn IN mercantile usiIlcss,
wltclI WIS carried an with tlir slccess for Il
ttiau Mt Carro1ton,. III. III August, 1919, dur
coycry e; Of Ealin Cniifor,la, Slar"l easic with
Col. j. d. FRY to Sacramento. 1i,N there chill
nienced Ills bAstnrss cnrccr oft this ct'ast rls
general trN}er. Ii 1870 he cn,!:o TO- t!ls city,
1 ST. Wst nsvtry II? s s ess'"G s siss1. Ssess It Wiz III
corner IT Taylor and Chestnut streets, tlio
first building ~ tint scctn Of tho City. WIS
KGrs ic f W ,r1zs' s sness ~ @ setyty s II" @ si1n aG,
Uf $i60, ,U10, ald Groltl tint period tntcs Ills
brilliant NlM successful career ~ II spccu-
lator. Ere the, closc Of tic year his money
osk al aarRs Rsf y ~ snpo s%Gaestsat xt wsn sr IL VIZ @
agency Of tic Link Of California, which wns
tlcii and there established. During Ills coll
nectloI with tho bank, aMl especially after
its business, AIr. Sharon gayH his attcntt0n
almost exclusively to specllt tatinn III mines
and stuck. Tho magnitude and, success
ct o y 5 yc Fl oW ,s oSS'i'ee 5 ee a N b. ts ers e rs.
!ate!l. Al divers tiies n tle l'ast lo las COLI
Cho1lar: isclpse. Oycrlnnn, Opllr, Catcdo.
MA, md slsrrn Neyatt4 Mines, which. I'll c2'. T.
nect[Or with othor yast enterprises lil which
fsc l,as beet! angagetl. have g!ycn to hn, Ills
present prlnceiy fortune. Ills 1Nltt In tho
construction Of tho Virginia IL Trrckce llail-
road IS we'll known md Appreciated. lie Is
mid its monthly incoli!o froln Il alono Is Nv.
craRed ut sGaa, ,000, or S. per day.
Mr. Sharon Is n witower. IIo was mnrrtetl
| ~ 1852 to Miss AIaria ;Atalloy. daughter Of
| Capt. NEn!loy, Of Ca,tata, and 1,as lnl tlv0
| Children, three of whom arc still living,
FlOra being the youngest. Clarn, Elcr sister,
wns married III November, 18Th, to +. &.
| NewlA1t[s, the ahto and popular young lnw-
linn
1lurvartl College until recently. but Is now
III tic city, Iii 1874 Mr.. Sharon WIS elected
| to tho United States Semitic from Nevada; lii
| directing tllo coustruct.au nf tic pAIncc
showing himself to be Il nun Of executive
| utility.