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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
NEWS By SPECIALS.
M'KINNEY.

,rs of Council-Diminutiye Coon
,.,ed-Bee keepers Association.
v,yryygY, April lS.-lSpeciall-rhe
',.,,c;l met last evening. The treas.
gag ~, houd, and the reports of the mayor
u's' ,ha assessor and collector were APP
sHN An accounts were scrutinized
p'av.'y1',. and none were allowed une 9
esleis" and besides its correct .tss
sSotu ,or by member of the board.
youVu'oU'a-sisns of Mckinney may res. easy
Inc su' will not be squandered by the
thsu Aldermen. Alderman Herndon
presssN, mo- on allowing the claim of the
we've rnAer a contract with himself by
MAi'''';Cns of two officers. The balance
ihsu @'r,,'5.r notice, don't do it again." An
WE VIE rem tax of 10 cents on the 500 for
az Nuig,,'aI and 80 cts to pay railroad BOMBS
mu.I''.t;d A. Is Price, public teacher, hav-
NH 80, rsouested to report TO the board
Ius VI mn TO the desk and dropped
wa wa ny IA Teport. The dramatic effect was
~ -, The council, and Mr.. Price request
lVs. ~, The money 10 the treasurer and
~ ~ ~ az itemized report TO. the secretary.
49, enquiries were made as to the
sn's,bcd OF procedure IN case OF bad side
H,slEs ana ere long the marshal Will be
'.ii;,,. nm persons setting man-traps on the
strsst,. ], NJ, Pearson was, after a spirited
eontest. elected mayor pro tenn
Yesterday evening an Ignorant negro
hoot. HACK, who is said to have found the
counterfeit money thrown away by the
connterieiter, Williams, on the night
of his arrest, was arrested anu taken TO
Ma The negro when Informed the
I,n"av was counterfeit, had chopped part
,.t an ova The arrest is the suhiact
ofr;iir1le M here, and deplored as tending
~ bring the administration Of law into
',,.,en.6 NJ and impede efficient officers in
,,a rroiopt discharge Of their duties, The
49, ,a Ind reported finding money to Off
Nv and the matter had been Investigated
and dropped by officers who never let u
criminal escape.
Those of our citizens who were In Dallas
yesterday, were highly delighted with their
visit and speak in glowing terms Of courte-
sizes extended to them.
In state Bee Keepers association, essays
were read by eIaipent bee keepers from
Ceorpia Texas, and many interesting
onnst;ors were discussed, and the discus
sions marked great knowledge and practical
inforratlon that entite the members to
nrsit,on in the front rank OF scientific apiar-
isis The association conveneS here the last
"Wednesday in May, 1884, and W. ii. An
drews of Mckinney, is president; W.
n UoyArd. of Hunt, secretary; II. NJ. Wise,
of Waxahachie, treasurer. President An
drews was appointed delegate from tins
association TO attend the Bee Keepers asso'
citation of North America, to te held next
October at Toronto, Canada. This meeting
has been most pleasant, agreeable .and
satisfactory one to ali.
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HOUSTON
Confesses n Horrible Crime-The Sports
men.

LOnles-es u oHOEts
HcusroN, April IS, Especial. Late last
night Jerry Scott, one OF the negroes arrest
ed on suspicion of having murdered Milan
Williams, confessed to having been one OF
the party. He says that he, Bill Harris and
Dan Henderson had enticed the old
man from his house, aud after getting him
into the woods, near the fair grounds,
demanded to know where his
money was. Williams would mot tell. be-
lieving them to be fooling with him. They
soon showed their terrible purpose by
knocking him down and choking HIM with
a rope. Williams then told them his mon
ey was concealed under wood pile, when
they declared he was lying and choked him
again. Williams then told the exact place and
told them 10 90 TO the place and see. They
were convinced he spoke truth and then
Dan Henderson and Jerry, in spite of the
protestations Of Billy Harris, cut tho help
less old mans throat on the
theory that dead men tell no
tales. Williams was an honest,
economical old negro and had saved about
$500, which he was always Dragging about.
His murderers did not have time to get the
money, WHICH was iOlHu ny OuCerS, All
three participants are in jail.
Mayor Baker has nominated, and the
council have ratified the NJ mination of j ..
NJ. Tryon, city assessor and collector, vice
7. G. Walker removed.
The Houston Gun club gave visiting
sportsmen grand banc net tonight, at the
Hutchins House. The following is the re-
suit of to-1a,', shoot, which is the third day
OF the tournament:
Shoot No. Five pigeons, thirty-one
yards rise, both barrels; first prize, p. b.
Watson, one hunting buggy; second, $50
cash, ]. NJ. Jemison third, SIS, j. d.
Mccall, Waco fourth, silver cup, j. P.
beaverton. Deuison.
Shoot No. Estate medal, twenty glass
balls, teams of four from each club; first
prize, medal. won by T. A. Dollarhide; J.
ID. Iocum, f. Lester, ]. p. beaverton, of
the Denson club; second, $50. won by
Houston team, d. w. c. Dunn, p. b. Wat
son, A. Erickson and ]. ]. Weiss; third,
$40, won by Austin, w. A. Ryan, ]. d.
Simpson, j, c. Petwecky, G. II. Robinson.
Shoot No. l0-SweepstaKes, ten clay
nigeons, purse 800, first prize won by J. G.
mpson, $40; second $50, won by A. Erich
son and IL. Fontaine; third. $50, won by
7. b. Watson and 7. W Dollarhide; fourth,
Sl0. won by W. A. Ryan.
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MINERAL WELLS.
Several Persons roIsonoa-ArrIyals-r

Several Persons Observation-Disclosures Etc
MINERAL WELLS, April lS-[Speoial. l.
Several parties in town were poisoned TO-
day by eating cold sauce, supposed to have
oeen lett in brass kettle TO cool. Among
the number poisoned, are DE-. Rains. sr.,
and Miss Alicia Burwell daughter of the
proprlsto' OF the Central hotel, who are
quite i'll, but not considered dangerous.
James Garrett, who attempted to com
nit suicide by taking lauadnum last Friday,
is now in aderanged condition,
A large number of excursionists are ey-
pected out from Dallas Friday, accom-
panied by the Dallas Cornet band.
The arrivals at the Wells average about
twenty five per day. We note in recent an.
rivals, DIR. Bradley, OF Ellis county; VIM.
SDrowis. OF Dallas county Mrs Sprowles,
Of Dallas county; II. A. Bourland, OF
sherman d. &. Jones, Keokuk, Iowa i
+. BIZ a, CO, Fort Worth.
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WACO.
Suit Against tho Western Union.

WACO, April lS.-TSpecial. Suit was
filed in the district court of this county to.
day by G. b, Stuart against the Western
Union Telegraph company for $4,000
damages. He bases suit upon the alleged
failure OF the telegraph company to deliver
promptly message from his dying broth.
er at Marshall, Texas, desiring him to come
to him, alleging thst the message was Civ
en- 10 the operator at Marshall February
the morning of the 9th.
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GALVESTON.
Municipal Matters-Duu Business-E,o-
dusting

Municipal Matters-Dull Business-F.o-
dustng.
GALVESTON, April, 1S.-[Special. THE
mayor received telegram this morning
from the American Loan and Trust COM
pany, OF New York, that they had sue
ceeded in placing an additional
$4,000 of the city's . per
cent bonds, and that the money.
with the $4,000, had been paid over 10 Mr.
George Sealy, city treasurer, now in New
York.
At special meeting of the city council
tonight the water ordinance was passed, bnt
II will be vetoed by the mayor on the
ground that the locality from whence tho
water supply is to be obtained is not re-
garded as wholesome or pure.
Business very dull, and already there are
many departures for the north and Europe.
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HAWKINS.
Default.r Arrested-Leniency Expect

Defaulter overwhelmingly Expected
HAWKINS April ls.-tspecal.l- B. f
Young, the defaulting collector of Wood
county, was arrested this evening near
Hawkins by A, II. Houston, who took Mr..
Young upon the evening train to Mineole
AS the deficit remaining to be paid
is but few hundred dollars
1t is to be hoped the matter will be ad
justed without enforcing the extreme pen
atty of the law upon one-legged man,
The ,Arlingtons are billed TO play here
Thursday nght.
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BELTON.

Suspicious Character Shot-AIleged Poison
ing Fire Mt Salado.
Bolton, April 1s.-[Special. IA suspic-
ious looking character appeared In neigh.
borhood about fifteen miles south OF this
place, a few days ago. 1t was found he
stayed in a gin house, and yesterday a
party Of citizens went to arrest him. He
ran from them and when commanded to
halt, paid no attention to it. They fired on
him and he fell dead. The grand jury wa,
called this morning to investigate it.
G. II. Debler, charged by his wife with an
attempt to poison her, was jailed yester'
day.
The post office and five stores were
burned at Salado last night.
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ATHENS.
A Noted Case ON Trial,

ATHENS, April ls.-[Special, THE Tired.
well murder case, called on yesterday, was
continued for the term, and the murder
case of 4. Il. Taylor, set for yesterday,
being called, defendant was forced into
trial. A venre OF eighty men was exhaust
ed and only nine jurors cmpaneled, and a
venire of about thirty was exhausten this
morning before q jury was obtained. Mos, of
those jurors summoned disqualified them.
selves, stating they were opposed to capital
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LAMPASAs,
City ElectioD-The Meteor "A MYTH.

LAMrAsAs, April ls,-[Special. l-Our cleo.
ton was held yesterday for city officers with
following result: Mayor, Tilman Weaver
marshal, n. G. Reynolds city attorney
J. Walker assessor aud collector. s, s.
Potts; treasurer, w. S. Morris; CITY en-.
gineer, j, A. Hommon aldermen, S. G.
Mathews, j. NJ Tatum, j. ID. Harris, Rex,
Nichols and Tom Leland
The report aoout the meteor falling near
Williams Rancho seems to have had no
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raE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE co.
OF LONDON.

This company is prepared to loan money
ct reasonable.rstes Of interest at from one
TO I'VE years time, secured by deed of trust
on improved lands and city property. 1t
VIII also negotiate county, municipal,
railroad and other bonds, and purchase
vendors lien notes.
Q. Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager, Office COS Main street,
Dallas. Texas.
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WICHITA FALLS.
Town Booming-Exceiient Rango-Faiso
Report.

WICHITA FALLS, April lS.-[Special. i
The range is good now and beef cattle are
improving rapidly, and early shipments
will be ready for market in d short time.
Wichita Falls is booming. We have two
or three houses that have sold and for
warded lC ),0CJ pounds of goods and gro
ceries each during the past week, and all
retail stores are doing we'll.
There was considerable excitement over
a report that there was case of smallpox
about twenty miles from here. and parties
telegraphed 10 officials at Austin in refer.
ence to quarantine, but it was afterwards
learned that it was a false alarm and that
there was not a case of smallpox in the
county.
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punishment. The whole of to-day was
.ASeu up by the state, and from the out
look the whole Of the week will be taken
M by the case. District attorney Hogg is
sure OF conviction. Hon. /. 5. Toods, of
kaufman, ON the defense, has expressed
himself sanguine of an aoquittal. Judge Ii.
C. Robinson displays ability in his rulings
Va the case. Considerable excitement ere
walls among our citizens over the case IN
general
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MARSHALL.
Meeting of the Directory of the Marshall q
Sorthwestern-Dther Matt.rs


MARSHALL, April lS.-A meeting of the
directors and stockholders OF the Marshall
& Northwestern Railroad Company vas
held at the company's office last evening.
James Galloway was called to the chair,
and John Garrison acted as secretary
resolution was unanimously
adopted, requesting the present officers
ard board of directors to resign. Another
meeting will be held Tuesday, at which
Qme another board OF directors will be
elected.
Mayor Starr and Recorder Lane are go
ing for the gamblers.
General W. Il. Lane. Colonel w. L.
NcNeilly, Judge A. W. Hendricks, and
Thomas Sanders, old veterans, start to-
night for Bolton to participate ia the re.
union of the old veterans.
Aeold wind has been blowing all day.
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from feeling of heayinesa, acid reaction,
In the throat, scaldng and burning like fire
dun heavy feeling in the head as though q
band Of iron We're around it--obstinate con
stipatiion-Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablests dc
indeed save from such iniseries, then why
neglect the first symptoms. Sold by w. II
Patterson & Co.
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S9ngcrfest Chorns-Attention!
All solosts in the antsta, Rose Maiden ~
Will please be prepared for rehearsal for
Monday next, April 10th, and at all subse-
quent meetings. HENRY ]. FREES.
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Remember
neglect ofiirst symptoms frequently leads
to permanent defects. Pimples and blotches
on the skin indicate disease which can be
cured by Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by
w. II. Patterson & Co.
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The new spring goods at Douglas Bros.
merchant tailors, Just arrived from New
York, are the del ght of all who see them
Ihey have the latest novelties and the
largest assortment in the state.
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SAN ANTONIO.
a Gala Day-Imprcsslye Ceremonies.

Gala Day-ImpressiveC Ceremonies.
SAN ANTONIO, April lS,-[special,l TO
lay is gala day in San Antonio, and the
,reets are filled with plumed aud helmeted
hnishts.Templar and gay uniforms and re.
ana A grand march was made through
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All Are Invited
to call at the Star machine office aud art
gallery, 6i3 Elm street. The most attract.
We place 10 the city.
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knights of pythIas

Remember l.. Il. Curtis, jeweler, corner
Main and Poydras has the finest assert.
ment OF Embl lem charms and pins in the
ity. Call an d see him.
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Purity

OF the blood should be the aim of all. I'm
pure blood means rheumatism, neuralgia
and kidney disease. Acker's Blood Elixir
will cure you. Soldby w. II. Patterson & Co
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celebrated,
and Justly so, Is Ackor' s English remedy
for consumption, coughs and colds. Pric,
iOc3;, SOC. and 81, Sold by VIII. Patterson
Il Co.
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Save doctors bills by buying a buggy
from Orr-724 Msin street.
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Orr, 19i Main street. cannot be beat on
prices for buggies, buck boards and road.
carts.
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Gry GOODS, Etc.
e. M.
& co.
How to Buy
BOYS CLOTHES.
How to Buy
BOYS CLOTHES.

rkopLR are apt to think that II they wero
only rich enough to BIO Indifferent abuot the
COST. OF thing 1t would DO easy to obtain
Just what they want in the matter of clothing.
Hyou've ever tried 1t. you know this to be a
fallacy Nothing is easier than to spend lot
OF money in dressing your boy but the dim.
Guilty Is In the choosing.
ono mother considers the beauty of the new
garment, another scruinlzos tho making, while
third estimates how II will look after a months
wear
VIC are wcichlul Of all these details, and our
experience enables us TO determine what win
wear better than any one not, an expert, We
give you the bcneat OF our skin and labor. and
1t is safe to be guided by our Judgment as to
goods, while exercising your own taste as to
patterns and style of garment.
Thatwe a;o honest in our desire to serve Won
efficiently, our readiness to take back goods and
refund money is the best test.
We have also large stock of boys hats and
caps, and full line of "fxugs" for men md
boys.
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Marine

LONDON April ls.-Arrived out: Steam.
ers silesia, Kansas and State Of Pennsy..
yania.
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Broom Corn Wanted.
Highest price paid for il at factory, cor.
ner OF Caruth and Lamar streets.
WIN. ProuTs.
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Gray hairs often cause annoyance, which
Parker's Hair Basam prevents by restor.
ing the youthful color.
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Fashionable drcssmaking in all the lead
inng stylee done promptly and reasonable, ut
Mrs. Woody's parlors, 30 Elm street.
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Fish. Eggs and Batter
Constantly on hands at 12O7 Elm street.
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salesladies wanted at Bauman's, 7O6 Flu
street.
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Number of Non Union Compositors can
Fiud Employment Al This oalco by Apply
ny at Once
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For headache, constipation IN bilious
ness, u3eBuiley's Saline Aperien..
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Plaster of Paris.
We will sell the best article of plaster Of
Paris at - per barrel, warranted lust as
good as any New York or Chicago plaster
aud as an evidence of its quality, we will
furnish sample for work free to any con.
tractor that ne may test its quality. Call
Mt Caperau & Bonds, GOO Elm street and
COG Pacific avenue, who are soie agents tor
Dallas. Denton, Collin, Ellis and kaufman
counties.
. - - -
Another Victory.
In spite of all competition the contract
for furnishing z 600 Seven Thousand feet
Cemetery, at Cleveland, Ohio, was, on
March 5, 1888, awarded to Champion Iron
Fence Company, Kcnton, Ohio.
o, X. HARRY, State Agent, Dallas
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=. C.B.. 10 Not Miss the Place

For feady.made suits in silk, satin, cash
mere and all kinds of ladies' wear at the
ladies' new bazaar, 706 Elm street.
Il. Bauman, manager.
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Go to $50 Elm street for domestic" sew
ing-machineS.
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from ~, mon, nvvp a. y, 80. -.~.~..- --.-.
rs, under command Of Captain Norwood,
was ordered by the commanding officer ut
En,t Aasinahoiue the pvaninv III tina 18th
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1tlarricd.

Floyd 81, koY-ln TINS city, WednesIay,
s., Floyd and Miss Lydia Cllroy.
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wSs
Ing building
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and have lived since near the Santa Fe de.
pot. Last night while DR.. and
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ling, of counoiI-Diminutive Coon
,.,ad-Bse keepers Association.
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United States. who have anayzed il. from
its Introduction 10 the present time. No
other powders show so good results by ne
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/ I o'clock there WAS an improvpunpnt of A. y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-21
IA Valley OF Roses. 4. I.
From San francisco Letter il the Baltimore

+ = 1tEI
u s53$ @= 8 Il Sun #5, .5s 5si 1T N
81 The maritime vale Of Santa Barbara, for
sixty miles facing the Pacific Ocean, we
consider the most attractive in California.
The soil is exrva deep, dark alluviun By
the formation Of the coast it is sheltered
from the rutfr trade winds, elsewhere SO un-
pleasant on our shores. San Francisco
being in north latitude 37-l-2 degrees.
Santa Barbara is 34-1-2 degrees north 3
degrees southWarily. Here flourish in lux
uriance the fig tree and the olive, the prrne
and the almond, the orange and the lemon.
the nectarine ardthe pomegranate. Here
grows Alfalfa clover, glying three cuttings
a year and pasture through the winter.
Here flowers bloom perennial. Here only
Is paradise Of roses and other fragrant
flowers cultivated for commercial perfnm-
cry. Here the bee pastures oil the year,
the hivers. gather honey every day, and
abstalning> themselves, they give to
tnan nearly their whole production Only
In stress Of stormy weather they draw up
on their boarded sweets. Feethered songs
sters never migrate from this elysium.
Mans dwelling is enlivened by the chirp
OF birds, and their music gives perpetual
cheer, unchecked by winter frosts. Hap
py, thrice blessed, are they whose lot is
cast where happiness is so lightly woed and
won! Here in mid December the COM
pany's rose gardens are sight to charm the
eye, when, day by day, children gather ev-
or blooming. flowers for extraction of per-
fume for the toilet. at Cezanlik, in the
foot-h hills of the Balkan range, in Roumelia
south Turkey, north latitude AZ q degrees
is valley devoted to rose culture exclusive
" for like purposes, but there the sale Of
nose gays to many villagers is extremely
profitable, There, as here, the hair and
clothes of all who work among the roses re-
tain the perfume for a week of absence
from the valley.
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An International Episode.
From the Washington Star.

from the Washington Star.
Last evening the neat little Grace
Episcopal church, south Washington,
was filed to Overlooking to witness tho
wedding of MIR. Peter McCalmon and
Miss Lizzie A. Gabriel. The groom
lives in the province of Manitoba, where
the bride has married sister living.
Through the sister, the groom, about
four years ago, heard of Miss Gabriel
and correspondence was commenced,
during which, notwithstanding they had
never seen each other, their feelings
toward each other became more than
simply friendly. The hearts Of the wri-
ters giowed with love. Portraits were
exchanged, and minute descriptions
were given of each other, The result
was that few months ago they became
engaged to be married, on condition
that there was no change OF feeling after
a personal interview. The young ,dy in
the meantime made preparations to
take a leave Of absence. The groom
about the first of. the month arrived
here. Being DESTROYS Of seeing the lady
he wrote q note to her W hlch she tailed
to receive until Monday Of last week,
when she promptly sent him directions
to find her place Of residence on Mis-
souri, avenue, and he called that even
ing. The chains of love woven through
the art OF the mails, were firmly rlvlted
at this meeting. The young Iady'g
friends were highly pleased with the
gentleman. The result was that the.
couple concluded that it was useless TO
wait longer, and preparations were at
once made for the wedding which took
place hstevening ]a. & &. r. !