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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

This evening Lee Camp, COnfoderl'r
Veterans, viii dedicate their new ta'l
wLee,C Camp Hall y at G27 east Broad
street. The Camp VIII meet at Morg, n
>tcru's Hall at s O'Clock, in uniform. wi'h
badge. Lce-Camp Drum Corps will BE- .lhr
especial guests Of the Camp on this occ.-
sion, and, besides The honorary aud con-
tributirg members, there Will be mlng
other invited guests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
q Confnnarfnn

4 few days ago Mr. Frank McGOyern, n
this city, received letter from his father
who resides in County Gavin, Ireland
The old gentleman informed his son thai ~
had celebrated his one-hundredth anniVrr-
sary, and that he was still liale and hear,v
vi. Patrick McGOyern, OF this city, +. a'.o
son Of the cid gentleman. A suit9nlc
Chrlstmas-giit will be sent acros the
waters by the boys here TO their old father
i'm the Old World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
The season

ia. arriytd gncn tie crc.ie-' care shoull
be- Used 10 pr',cut be settling % the lungs
of drcp.soatcd cough and consumption.
Take in time br Dpyid'- Cough syrup,
and 80 cure your cougl before Il i, too l,te.
It }, pleasant. -ai', dnd p,il'clly reliable
and Is The best ecu. lrcuTe known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
hby's sob. Lord, How Manifold are Thy
Works.: after which The congregation
was dismissed with the henediction.
MooRE-nExORIAL CHURCH.

The service was beld at this church at
1870, and there was good Attendance
There were the usual Thanksgiving chants
and hymns by the choir. The rector ofl',i'
atfd. and preached from Luke XII, is ;
.'But he that knew not, aud did commit
things worthy Of stripes, shall be beaten
with few stripes; for unto whomsoever
much is given, Of him shall mulch be re,
quired; and TO whom men have committee
much, Of him they will ask the more"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
ile NilsaIHnIa

Callln, Haley, and Callan's Minstrel Troupe
is drawing good houses at the Academy
this week. In spite OF the stormy weather
Yesterday there was a good attendance at
the matinee and large audience al night.
The show Is most satisfactory and laugha-
bic, and The several specia.ties received
liberal aunlquep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

The improved model Of the Lee monu-
mcnt by Nehaus, which has been receive.
1T the Capitol, was very badly brokc1 in
is trip from Rome. The freight amouated
TO S12.
The model and the others, including the
first one bv NIehaus, can be seen N the
senate chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
He Had Cros,o

Tht city ambulance was called out at .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon to PAGES to-
cofactory to colored man named Al
bert fligman. who had Just returned from
n long walk TO the country and had the
cramp. lie was taken to the almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
Special SOliee.

We have a large assortment Of Oyercoa,s
in light, u,dium, and heavy weights,
ranging IN price from - 10 S3j, and can
please most any one la want Oi a good
OYercoat. And We guarantee our prices
10 he rs low as the lowest. Call and exam.
inc our stock. T.. Il. SPENCE x son,
gOl Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
Reception and Cnnesn.

aye Little Cleaners OF oldc sainte John $
church wiz give "greate reception ana
concerto pariie" on November 3Oth al
Corcoran Hall. The occasion will doubt
less be 4 pleasant one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
Fire Eu BALTIMORE.
lBy telegrsp pin TO tue Dispatch. D.,

TTg I0TtsfaNu 10 'Ht TWFHE'HI
BuTNo9E, Nd. November 25.-Firc
broke ont this afternoon IN the four-story
brick warehouse ". q south street. owned
~ Back 4 Kreb,. and occupied Jointly by
L. Harmon & Co., dealers ~ butter and
cheese. and \. l.. Holmes y sons, tobacco.
Loss $1,000; insured. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
Wanted,

Travelling Salesman thoroughly conyer.
sent With the dry good. an1 notion busi-
ness: one who can ou4aec for the coming
year and has sold on, Norih Clrpiin, trade.
Applicants win pl,I.. giye reference aud
state the amount of their ,aic- the present
yegr Address ClCCENHFIHfR \ 20,
IKnchbnrg. Xn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
donna on the wall. evidently enjoyed ~
favor Of her own remarks.


flavor Of her own rsma-ks.
In family OF children, all under tweivss
each will commonly appreciate unconscsou.
drolleries Of the next Younger; Sa.y
quotes what Prudy has said. snd Prudy
again cItts with delight the unexpected 70
marks OF Do,ty Dimple. How does tan
happen unless children bayc humof ~
thenselvess II there is any faculty NOS
trapsmIssibIe at second hand II IL this.
No matter how led Arabella's cheeks are,
how glossy her hair. how blue her winking
eyes, she Is liible AZ any moment to be as''
throned from power and pat IN the darkc1
of DARK closets ior purely imaginary SIN,
while plain Jane. armless, legless. aud Ies-
tnreless. Is onihroned In her stead. The
deli really sPpeaIs 10 the cbild's whole m.
ture. not merely 10 the aiicciisnal part of
Il: aud dolls house With no sense oi hui
NOR brought 10 bear on n would be
bliQlted home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
sALvATION 1nR0rGH cnRIsr.

There was first a reference 70 the day o!
Thanksgiving and the proclama'ions OF the
President Of The United states and toy
cruor Of Virginia. and the special appr)-
priatencs, Of such gratitude and rendering
Of thanks to God in our age and in our
land. Then view Of The real cau,o-tlc
cause Of all Other causcs-iOr such thanks
giving, which was salvation through
tlrst-indiyiaua salvation, personal sal
vatlon, onioyed by many. offered 10 All.
This VAS the salvation spoken Of lp the
text, Nhi,h was from psalm written pro-
badly thousand ycsrs before the co.Ltn-
Of Christ in The flesh. Il was shown ihs'
the rlous and deyout Hebrews % Palestine
were saved by faith and tru>tin The sI.ne
Rcdccmcr WHO SAVES Us. The thOurh.Ul
Isracuc never believed that the earthly
Canaan was hi, final home. lie looked !o
the lclyenly Canaan. Jerusalem b''pW
was the tyre and the revelation Of Jr0i.a-
.,m aboyc-Jeru>alcm - the golden" rhc
city ii The living God. Therefore, .a'rI-
ZION vas Tie cause for thanksgiving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
lege. and addresses win be made by Hon.
Thomas Whitehead and Captain c. W..
Dutton.
WILL pRoRAnLY ApyouRN no. NIaur.

The Lodge will probably adjourn. To-
night, and at the close Of the meeting there
will be the usual "Loye.Feast," end mem-
bers Of the order, whether delegates or
not, are invited to be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
AUCTION sALss TODAY.

JAMES y. ELAN. AZ =. NJ. name dwelling
No. 5ii norta Twenty -seyeni street.
GEORGE w. MAYO, Io1S A. NJ, cat-glaa
and silver plated ware.
Z. Il. COOK. 10 A. NJ. household furniture
stoves. sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
... uo... .ua ru,s,.n s,,..s-.

Secure a large bottle of Everlasting Altar
OF Roses for IS cents only; also, pair Of
pretty and comfortable Red Morocco Slip
pers before the Turkish Store, corner OF
Ninth and Franklin streets, closes. This Is
positively the last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

and be sure 10 examine the large AMI care
fully.selccted stoc'l oi new and second-
hand Pianos and Organs Al r. Land n Lees.
Price. aud terms 10 sui, everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

WIRE TO FIND PEARLs.-Scientiac psos
pie nave been instructing folks where 10
look for pearls: but iSht here In Richmond
and adI IsceDt territory they abound-in the
mouth Of every lady and gentleman who
uses MISoTs DEsTIsRIcx. by all drug
gists. IS cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

We guarantee every book we sell A. en-
urciy new and perfect IN every respect.
samuel u. Lit. manager for the Publishers
Grand Book sale, H. 3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
CLEANING. DYEING. Ae.

PIOnMOND STEAM DYEING,.
IL scOURIN6.- AND CARPET CLEAN.
ING-w oRks. sos north fislh street, Rich.
mosd. Va. Special attention paid TO clean
Ing, dyelng. and repairing GENrLEMEStS
CLOTHfs. CARPETS taken ap eieAneds
and re,aid. Mn, A. J,PYLE,
&C l-F .Su&Wsm Ptppristrr-u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

TIE DISPATCH JoB-PRIsrINo HOUSE 10
thoroughly equipped 70 do all kinds Of
BOOK. AND Jos-PRISTISo At the shortest
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
EptscOpnliRns.

At the Monumental church the rector,
Or. Newton, conducted the services. After
lie usual preliminary exercises, including
the chant "Praise ye the Lord" and the
hymns ooh. come, loud anthems, let Us
siuR,r and "COme, We thankful people.
cOme," the Doctor ascended the pulpit and
delivered a sermon appropriate 10 the Oc-
cariOn. Ii was well, the speaker thought,
10 have one day IN the year, ut least, on
which the people should gather together
and return special thanks for mercies ".
ctivtd. People, anyhow, were too prone
not 10 thank God for what he did for then.
some even, who did "forget not all HIS
b.neils,v were inclined To- consider the
lstter AZ the result oi their own good man.
sccmeLt, prudence, or business skill, in.
,lead Of giving thanks to God, "irom
whom all blessings no~."
Hut. continued the speaker, some one
will ~ay, baye nothing 10 be thankful Tor
particularly. The rich man-the man who
is blessed with good health. strength, and
an abundance of the worlds. goOds-he
ought 10 give God praise; not |. But God
cid rot inlcnd that people should be thank
ful on,y when especially prosperous, but
with grateful Learts they should thank their
Father IN he,ycn ior His goodness. even ii
IN poverty, SIC knoss, and distress. "Wh0n
the Lord loYeth lie chasteneth; ana
scourgolh every son whom lie receiyetb."
There is not one OF Us here who has not
great cause on this Thanksgiying.day 10
be thankful for something, and there are
many who, II they looked into their heart
OF hearts, would see how very unworthy
they Erc TO receive any OF Gods mercies.
But thanks should not only come from the
lips, but show IN the lives Of men by their
acts and gifts to God.
The speaker, in closing, invoked his
bearers 10 ronsecrale their lives more close
ly TO the service Of their Maker, to do His
work, 10 feed His hungry, and comfort The
distressed; that all might be commended
of Christ, who said that "inasmuch as ye
did Il unto the least OF thes,. My brethren.
ye did II unto Bic"
During tie oaeriory the choir sang Barn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
" Our land, o Lord, with songs OF praise,
Shall IN Thy strength rejoice"

was sung by the whole congregation, led
by the church choir and organ. Rev. W.
+. c. Gregory read The 18th chapteroi DaI-
teronomy aud Or. lloce offered a prayer OF
Thanksgiving, followed by an anthem 0i
praise, Swedly rendered by the choir
Rev. Il. II. IIO"ison preached an anpro.
piiale and impressive sermon fsom P>''n
lNXXv.. ., " surely His salvation j, nigh
them that fear Him, that glory may dwell
in our lnndr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
I'm Manchester,

The day was avery quiet one in Manches-
ter. The public schools were closed, the
pos.-olice was only open from > to Up. NJ,
and comparatively little business was trans
acted. Divine services were held at Tie
Meade. Memorial EpiscopaD church NJ II
4. NJ, at which the usual Thanksgiving
service Was read; after which the rector,
Rev. j. =. ClopJon, made brief addrcs-.
dwelling particularly upon the character VI
cod. and Of national and individual m,r-
nfns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
nigh. a a.sr Marx.

Just think ol Il, 7o.000 Fischer Pinnos in
rsc. Popularity unegualled. At liylanl
4 Lees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

Having made improvements and changes
IN my Framing Department, viii finme
pictures az reduction Of one third 10 one.
bali previous piiceG.
l.. Lgwis. sl2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
Healthy Gums.

l.. LEWIS. 9l2 Main street, sxlo Photo
Frames at IS and 25c
soc. Frames reduced 10 4oc.,
76c. Frames reduced TO 50c.,
81 Frames reduced 10 Use.
Cord and knot given with all francs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
MATCH RACE

"a MATCH RAUE MA ~
"A for purse OF $500 <2ssa6x
Will take place AZ the
FafT,Grounds ON FkI-
DAY, November 26th. hetweou Jame,
fletehers bay Marc WIZ MEDIUM ANA
Thomas G. Johnston's Gray Marc PLUNY.
ETT. 10 harness: best 3 In s. Hovsns "a
staIt promptly att o'clock sharp; good DAY
Aiso. sRAcE for 800 . side
no as.ass
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Dance nj tho American.

Thanksgiying-day was celebrated bv o
dance at the American Hotel last night,
which was attended 10y a number OF citi-
zons other than guests of the house. TIC
affair was arranged and managed by the
lady.gucsts. Dancing was followed by
gasiIomic and other pleasant exercises.
The music va, furnished by Mcssrs. Kess-
mich, ThllOw, and Beier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
THANKSGIVING-DAY.
HOW IT WAS OBSERVED IN RICHMOND
And MANCHESTER
Services at Several Of the Churches; Notes
Of Sermons-A Day Of Wind
and Rain.

Yesterday was Thsnksgivipg.day. The
President Of the United States had setapart
the day as one upon which the people OF
the entire nation should rest from their
labors and return thanks TO the Almighty
for all the merces bestowed dpon them.
When the day dawned the sky was almost
obscured from sight by lowering cloud.
and the atmosphere was possessed f I'M
usual dampness. As the morning wore on
the clouds seemed 10 disappear until to-
ward noon, when the reverse was the case.
4 slight mist began to settle about ii n.
NJ, which an hour later gave place 10 a
cOpious rair, which. with occasional inter.
vals, continued all during the afternoon
and at night Despite Tie heavy rain peO-
pie focked 70 the houses OF worship ~
which special services were held.
Services were held in nearly all OF the
Episcopal churches, and 4 union meeting
Of The PRESBYTERIAN churches OF the city
took place at the FIRST church.
There were no services at the Baptlstand
Methodist churches. Most OF the minis
ttrs Of the last demon nation were at Con-
ference. A special service Of all the Bap-
lists was 10 baYc been- held Ut. the Fist
church. Tnis was prevented by The fune.
raj Of the lamqnted Alexander VI. Harris.
son.in.law OF Mr.. George A. Hundey. wJo
died in Waco, Texas. November 1871.
In business circles the day was pretty
generally observed in Richmond. The
President, Governor, and Mayor having
each Issued proclamation, the Federal,
state, and city Offices, as far as practicable.
were all closed. SUNDAY hours were o.
served at The posi.oilice, and one collection
Of mail from the streeI-boXes was made;
the courts were all closed except the Po-
lice Court, which tribunal OF eyen-handed
Justice spares the criminal only on Christ
mas-day and the Holy Sabbath. The in
mate, Of the state pcniientary were given
day Of rest. The pcnned-up scholars OF
the public and most OF the private schools.
as well as tired teachers. were allowed 10
rest from their arduOus labOrs the markets.
were open as usual, and, a. is always the
case on holiday, the trade for bad weather
was good there were but few persons to
be seen shopping, and while the business
places generally were open but little was
done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

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TONIC.
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Cures al blood and Skin Diseases, Rheuma-
tism, SeIOfula, Old Sores. A perfect Spring
Medicine.
fnot In your market, II will be forwarded
on receipt OF price. Small bottles, u;
large, Sl.75. Essay on Blood and Skin DE-
eases mailed free.
MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
Macon. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
O,xap., Organsi, Orssns,,i

at Rvland Il Lees on easy payments-S2,
90, IS, &c, q, sS, and siO IA month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
DIR cAgsEs OF GRArlrrpE

The sermon closed with our causes OF
gratitude and thanksgiving for Go,pel OF
Ihrist's salvation, not only pure, bu' .free,
ard this led the Speaker into a rapid his.
torical review Of facts so important and 30
logically linked together that any attempt
At condensation would be futile.
Tie sermon occupied about fifty mi.
nutes, and was heard with fixed attention.
DR.. Read followed with PRAYER and a
brief address, imprcS-ing the thought that
we deeerred no blessings from God, but in
finite mercy grants them in rich abundance.
The closing hymn, "SWcll the anthem,
raIse the song, praises to our God belong"
WAS joined In by the entire audience, fol-
lowed by the DOXology, and the bonedic-
ton by Rev, II. X. HOwiscn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
The presbyterians.

4 large audience gathered at The First
Presbyterian church at II A. NJ, repre-
senting all the Presbyterian churches OF
the city. Rev. Drs. Iloge, Richardson.
and Read, and Reys. II. X. Howison, Il. p.
Kerr, and w. f. Gregory were present.
Nearly all Of them participated in the SER
vices. The 2lst Psalm, commencing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

But this leads 10 another thought. The
text leads n, 10 mediate on the glory tlU
should dNCll in our land. Our land IS TIM
land IN which we live. The pJhlic % oc'l-
nations and all tie millions OF Instance. IN
when "thc year oi our Lord - are mrr.
toned are cvidcEccS that Christ j. rccJg-
nizCd "a, tie Lord u or land. No "JO-d "
of China: no Brahma of Indll; no
Ruddha Of siam; no Molnmmcd Of
Arabia: 10 demon OF Mormonsm. or Of
Anarchy, OF Communism, or NihiIi,m. ~
superstition j. Lord OF THIS hGj, and
never viii be. Christ j. our Lord lie
Gospel l. our Gospel; His salvation is onr
salvation; His Word j. our intallihlo ..li ,e.
Then came the causes q Thanksgiving for
The material wealth ard happiness of our
land Win her 3.60O,UOO square miles ~
area; her mountains, riyrrs, aud inland seas;
her JG,00O,o'0 oi people; her cXpDr, cX.
ccoding her imports by 800, 0.G00aycar; !;
her cotton ANA wool enough 10 furnish
every man. woman, aud child four comfort
able suit, Of clothing in 4 year; her l,S0o,-
oC0,Oc0 bushels Of lndian corn and iGJ,-
600 bushels OK wheat, besides oats, bar
lev, aud rye, countless swine, cattle. aud
sheep enough 10 feed every family in the
land for two years; her 90,O00.910 Of tons
Of coal-cuough 10 warm every household
for two years; her llj,0OO mile, Of rail-
road, t,lcer lpb.. and telephones; her
1860, 600 of men able TO bear arms aAd
ready to step into military line at TIE tap Of
tie dun or The sound 0l The buglr. This
Great Couulrg i Cnrist's county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
A Cr,pp,sd Confederate says:


It
d. BOSTICK, Cotton-Buyer macoB Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

REDUCTIONS
at
l.. LEwIss ARrGALLERY,
912 Main street.
$40 Framed Pictures 10 si2.5o,
sl5 Framed Pictures 10 $40,
s5 framed Pictures TO So,
and all Others In proportion.
Healthy Gums. sweet Breath.
RULASDINE.
CABKLL's PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
y RrnmhIetf Hnrdnnre Merchant al Forsyth, GO.
mr.. w. F. Jones. Macon, Says

acted consider fine tonic we
d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

Rev. Mr.. II. NJ. Jackson. the rector, con-
ducicd the services at Grace church. lie
took as his text: "My mouth shqll speak
tte praise ~ the Lord let all flesh bless
Ills name forever aud ever."-Psalm',
clXy., u.
From this verse ho preached 4 sermon, In
which he expIsined the meaning OF 4
thanksgiving service. The subject he di'
vided and discoursed uEder the following
beads:
1. 1t indicates faith in the personality OF
God.
.. It indicates faith in the proyidental
government Of God.
3. IL indicates faith that Gods govern
moui Is directed to the creatures good.
{. II Indicates faith that Thanksgiving Is
a service acceptable TO God.
3. IL indicates how gratitude should be
shown.
The sermon was good one, and was
listened TO attcntiyely.S .e-.,J .r9
The hymns sung were "Oh, come. load
anthems. let us sIng," and God bless our
native land -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26
WONDERFUL TO RELATE,
A MAN OF sixty.Eight winters.

GU1NNS PIONEER nne tonic for
' AF &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

mr. w. r.. JONES',
rsemn ~ WI JONE5
q. w SG.
improves
OF booreneTed
and
DIR, uoorsO Prescl tbes
take
obstinate skin
OF proved entirely
sat D
Wonder Cure ef
Of
on a adoubtth the 81 the
A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-26

increased ten pounds ID veg
r.oorru and GulNNs the tonic w. 10
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-15
TIE CITY In BRIEF.

The annual meeting of the congregation OF
Tabernacle Church will be held this evening
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
VIM Jester and Florence Mintzlis, Levi Clark
and Anna S.einwender
In the suit of Joseph Parent against Jennie
Parent, the divorce was granted the defendant
by Judge Howe. instaad Of the plaintiff, as erro-
neously stated yesterday
The Aurora Furniture Company was incor-
porated yesterday. The capital stock is $12 900.
The directors are Henry p Sparth. L. e. Bern
kamp, Henry Doarter, Gerhart White, George
Frank, Edward Holthowk and j. @. Schiller
fire caused by flying sparks damaged the
frame tenement at Nos So and 81 South Cali
fornia street-owned by George Woods and occu-
pied by the families CT Philip Seltz and Frank
Otto the amount of 5000. yesterday morning
Building permits were granted yesterday to
John Holland to build 500 cottage on Ohio
street near State; to Mrs. 4. A. Pulls, to build
So, 900 brick dwelling at No. 65 North Illinois
street; TO Henry Kllnke. TO build So, 200 frame
dwelling on Peru street, between Cherry street
and Christian avenue. Various permits were
granted for repairs and additions
Nancy Zurich has brought suit for divorce
from Frank Zurich. Her complaint states that
they were married Oct. 49, 1882, and lived to-
eether about two weeks. when he abandoned her
without cause, and has since refused to live
with her or contribute to tho support of her and
a child, girl three years old. the fruit of this
marriage, the custody Of which she askA