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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
personals and Briefs.

Judge Charles Grat,an, Of stsunton, Is Ia
the city.
The number OF deaths in the city last week
was thirty.
One small suit was instituted in the City
Circuit Court yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Reed, Of Aexan-
dris, are stopping At Ford's Hotel.
Rev. A. Is. woodfn and wife, OF Hamp-
ton, are visiting friends in Richmond.
p. II. McCaull, Esq. and wife. Of Ros-
noke county, are intbe city visiting the Expo
sitiou.
Mr.. A. saks leaves next Monday for CALI
fornis. lie will spend several weekson the
Pacific slope.
Rev. DIR. Thomas W. Hooper and wife are
in the city. guests OF Mrs. X. A. Williams,
No. 203 east Msin street.
DR.. John Pollard conducted the services
at Gracc-Street Baptist church last night In
the absence OF DR.. hatcher.
Miss Blanche Wasserman, OF wflkesharre,
Pa, Is on 4 visit 10 the city, the guest Of her
uncle, Senator Loyenstein.
Nr. w. NJ. Scale. Of Lexington, Va, who
has been visiting his sunt, Mrs l.. +. Eve
rett, returned TO bis home yesterday.
DR.. Jones and wife and Mrs. Colonel w.
T. Mason. Of Brunswick county, are visiting
Mrs. W. A. Loving, No. 10 south First
street.
Mr.. W. II. Tourney, editor OF the Glade.
Spring Citizen, Of Washington county. Va,
/ Is in the city on business connected with bis
paper.
Judge Bell, Of Culpepet. w. II. ii. Lynn.
| Esd, OF staunton, Major Charles Pickett, OF
Norfolk, and DIR. Hugh 7. Nelson, Of staan-
ton. are al Murphy's.
Mr. A, l.. savage. whose stable was en-
tered Monday night and robbedof Available
mule. yesterday swore ont warrant against
James Williams (coloredl, charging him with
the theft.
Rev. DIR. George Cooper. Rev. DIR. W. u.
Hatcher. Colonel A. l.. Phillips, Messrs.
NoryeIl Ryland. Josiah kslaod, Luther
Vaugbau, aad \. III. Elicit lift last evening
for Bristol 10 attend the Baptist General As
sociati0n OF Virginia
The British steamship strathsiriy, Captain
] David Boughlou- paskr. cleared Al the Gus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

tom-house yesterday with 1896 bales Of cot.
ton for Liverpool. Of 2.9i7.J0o pounds
WEIGHT valucd at S2o5.275. The vessel Il OF
1895 tons burden and the Grey % men.
For several days past Ge1eral Malone
and Colonel william Lamb have been IN
Washington confernug With Chairman
Quay sbout Virginia affairs. Malone IL re-.
ported A. saying thai be doesn't want aud
didn't expect ANYTHING from the new Ad-
minisfrstion. IL Malone Is going "a Europe,
ss alleged, be is slow In bis movements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Mornrt AcanemH OF Music.

"As You Like 1t" will be presented at
the Mozart tonight, Mis- Alberta Gallatin
taking the part Of ROsalind, character
which gives ample scope for the display OF
her DRAMATIC ability. Miss Gallitln is q
Richmond MI, and In visiting her native
city - naturally very anxious TO make this a
great success, and it mary iustlilably be ex-
crowded house.
The comedy Is one OF the most pleasing OF
Shakspeare's and IL general iaVOrite. and
as II is long time SINCE 1t has been pro-
duced In this city it will come as quite a
novelty. II was for this reason chiefly that
Miss Gallatin was induced to change from
"Ingomar" TO "As You Like It."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
LamD Explos,on in tho street

Yesterday evening about l:30 O'Clock q
sausage fakir who has stand on Broad
street between Seventh and Eighth at
tempted 10 pour oil into a lamp while II was
burning. The lamp exploded, and the
clothing Of a little son Of Mr.. Julius sycle,
who was standing by, caught fire. Police
man Foster caught up piece Of cloth and
soon smOthered the flames on the boy, but
not before the little fellow had received
some painful burns about the face and hands.
The sausage man was also quite badly
burned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
work ortho Ambuianee.

The city ambulance, 10 charge OF DR.. Hope,
bad q rather busy day yesterday. There
were three calls, the first Of which was at
$3.50 A. NJ. to the First police station to a
white man who had been arrested and who
was supposed TO be sick. The physician did
not think there was anything serious the
matter, so he LETT the accused at the station
house.
The second call waAat p. n. 10 Powers,
Taylor 4 Co.'s store, On Main street beios
Thirteenth, to Mr. John Hyiand. who was
taken sick while in the store. He was par
italy relieved and carried 70 the hospital.
AT 2:3O Z. NJ. the ambulance was called 10
the Richmond Locomotive. and Machine
Works 10 white operative VINO had one Of
his fingers injured in some machinery. The
wounded hand was dressed aud the work
man was left at the shops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Bump W. The Life Insurance COmpa
ny of NlrEinla.

A very important decision was rendered
by Judge Hughes on Tuesday in the above
case.
The suit was brought against the Life In
surance Company OF Virginia growing out OF
contract entered into between it and the
Mutual Trust Fund Association OF New York,
now defunct. IL involves the payment OF an
insurance under a certificate OF membership,
which payment complainant is attempting to
fasten on defendant
After bearing all the argument Judge
Hughes, without leaving his cbsir, dismissed
the motion OF the complainant, and In his de.
cree says the Court Is oithe opinion that the
Life Insurance Company OF Virginia Is sol
vent aud has been guilty Of no fraud as 10 the
matter alleged in said bill, doth accordingly
oVeirule SAID motion at the plaintiff cost"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
manr reopIe Rern.c 90 rahe cod.

liver oil on account OF ts unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome In Scotvs
Emulsion Of Cod-Liyer OH with HyPophos-
pmtcs. Il being as palaiable as milk. and
the most valuable remedy known for the
treatment OF Consumption, Scroiula and
Bronchitis, General Debility, Wasting Dis
eases Of Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds. has caused physicians In all parts Of
the world 10 Use IL. Physicians report our
little patients take 10 with pleasure. Try
Scotts Emulsion aud be convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
The uofei Fund.
E subscriptions to this fund 80 far are
PronerfY Trnnafers.

Richmond: L. +. Brown from ". :.
Dashiel, trustee, 90 feet on Cary strot near
Linden, s2.S62; T.. o. Lafoue from II. Sell
don Taylor, trustee. 2S feet on Gracr street
between Laurel and Shafer, S52D; Fannie
Salomonsky from the Perpetual Banding,
Loan and Trust Compsny's trustees, 80 feet
on Sixth street near Leigh, $1,000.
HenrcO: Charles Lorraine from T.. y.
Brown, trustee, 100 feet on Grove street cor.
ner Robinson, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

y. w. BOWg, ~ +. NJ. trustoc's sale OF q frsmo
dwelling and lot sijOining ~ ths northwest
corner OF Darlington and Twenty MIN streets.
QUARLEs 4 NccURDY sud SAMPSON 3
ADAxsoN. ~ = ~, sa ,sa sgn,,ss sssasss ~ MAD
CHEWING & ROSE, ~ r. ". trustees sale Of
house on west Moore street
JAMES Il. ELAN, Az p. ". executors sale Of
two ssoros. Nos 100 ami 1911 eass Frankiia
street
RAWLINGS 4 ROSE, Az p. ~, four frame dwell-
Jugs ON \ street between lhirtis;h and
Thirty hrsi streets
oEORGE W. MAYO. iO.s0 A. NJ, general sssort-
meat OF hogsehoid furniture and misceliA-
nc00s articlcA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
aeaannd Rarcnhex.

II you are thinking OF bnying watch, DO
not decide until you have seen our Immense
stock and get our quotations otprices.
We can positively save you handsome
percentage In this line, as We baye special
advantages which we are willing TO share
with our customers.
The finest time-keepers in The world at
prices that put them within the reach OF the
most economical purchaser. Goddard u
Moses, 920 Main street.
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supreme Court OF Appeals.

Meuefee against Marye. Dsmissed-the
appeal not being taken within the time pres
scribed by law.
Dismal.Swamp Land Company against
MaeauleY's personal representative. Argued
By W. w. Old, Esq, for appellant and con-
tinued until o-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Don, rrine wi,h Your Eyes.

aud do not allow any one oIse 10 do II for
you under any pretedce whatever. No cause
for this now. My Lenses are positively the
most perfect made, my examinations genn-
inc and most efficient, and my chsrges mode.
rate in all eases superior artificial eyes
carefully fitted. Examinstion. as heretofore,
free. DIR. ). HALEsKI,
9lJ east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
A Coming Concert.

On next Saturday and Monday al IL r.
NJ. the Till Family Concert Company Will
give one Of their novel and pleasing enter
ments at the Young Meas Christian Associa-
ton Hal. The rock harmoDicOn, made Of
pieces Of stone and used by this company, i
the only one o. the kind in tue world and
always charms the audience wherever play
ed. In addition to the instrumental music,
tue Tills render most aeceptably q number
OF vocal selections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

White teeth, sweet breath. fragan. mouth,
There are no charms surDosging these:
Abroad, az home, east, wost, north. south.
Those three prime c. arms arc sure - please.
All those who sOzOD0Nr apply
VIII have those chauns-tako heed aud try.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
in the Horticultural Hall. These troops will

IN the HORTICULTURAL Hsi. Inese troops WI
take part In the sham battle to-day.
The city militia will assemble at the cor
ncr OF Seventh and Marshall streets to-day
at p. NJ. aud march out to the Exposition
to participate in the sham battle.
All visiting military arriving here to-day
will be quartered either 10 the Horticultural
Hail or The Bencb.Sbow building.
The Lynchburg Artillery arrived last
night, and are quartered at the Howitzers'
armory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
The Funny DonAeysand clown

are well worth the price Of admission 20 the
Ten-Cent Circus, Broad and shafer streets,
as was the performing dogs. The tumbling
trapeze and brother act surpassed anything
0f the kind ever witnessed i'm our city before
by circuses charging 20 cents. Everybody
fond OF circuses should 20 see the Ten.Cent
Circus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
and ten. upon whose shoulders the weight Of
years bear heavily.
SELFISH AND uSsELPIsH.


This temple r. dedicated 10 the unseliish-
ness and 10 the sellishness Oi love. IL u me
most selfish ard yet the most unseidsh OF
passions. Unseltsh, because IL labors to
bnng 10 others comfort, peace, aud happi-
ness; selfish, because II brings TO us the
same benefits that we secure for those in
whom we are interested. II Is dedicated to
the higher character, 10 the nOber life, and
% a most intense desire b. do our part In
hfe 10 the furtherInce Of that divine princi-
pie that may 20 forward 10 make this Anglo
saxon race the dominant race aud tongue
OF the world.
This because THIS race is the most obedieut
10 law and 10 The Lsw-Gver. and therefore
il the favorlie rice Of the earth. II Is dedi-
Gated 10 the iuriherance OF the thought that
Law and order are at the foundation OF all
great principles. Men at the final reckoning
will be required 10 account not for what
sacI tees they have made, but for their ac-
ton towards the bumblest put in their midst.
DISMISSED.
Mr.. Brecklnridge's address consumed for
ty.elght minutes in Us delivery and made
very lne impression upon the immense as
semblage. lie Was frequently interrupted by
applause, and was heartily congratulated
when he closed andtOok his seat. The bene-
dction was pronounced by the Grand Chsp-
latin, and the knights Templsrs and others
proceeded by the most direct route TO st. Al.
bans Hall. where q grand lunch was served
aud heartily enjoyed.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Brecklnridge Is an eloquent orator
and closely riyets the attention OF bis audi
tors. lie wears full beard about four inches
/ long, which, lse his hair, Ia almost white.
, He is a man Of fine physique and command
ing appearance. In conversation he Is very
witty, bright. and interesting. Mr.. Breckin-
ridge arrived In Richmond Monday on the
fast mail, and that afternoon, in company
with Judge Wexford and others. visited the
Exposition, with which he expresses himself
as much pleased. Mr.. Breckenridge is a
cousin OF the illustrious John e. Breckin-
ridge, OF whom the sculptor Valentine
recently made bust.
THE MUSIC, &C.
Although he had exceedingly short notice,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
MEMS (slayes.

Mems Kid Gloves. 81. SlJ0, aud 81.
"Eik Tan" " English Walking and Driving
Gloves, Leather and Buck Gloves, Scotch,
Cloth, aud Cameps.hair Gloves.
CONSTABLE BEOTHERs,
BrOad-street Eurnishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

A valuable green.sand mari property with
every convenience for transit by water. To
inspect sample OF mari and for further M
fol Imatop apply TO the Jamcs-RiVer Valley
Immigration Society, 1914 Main street, Rich
mOnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Now IL the time O. get your underwear,
and we are headquarters for Mems and Boys
goods. Come aud see.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
llatters and FurnIshers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
OmeIai Yinis of brand 0nlesra

The Grand Dictator and other grand off,
GERS Of the Grand Lodge knights Of Honor
OF Virginia will make an official visit 10
Richmond Lodge, No. 2i9. at Ellett's Hall,
corner Of Marshall and Fifth streets, on FRI
day night, November 10th, at "A o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Phillinss Dip..tihls Cocoa

makes n very delicious and n0urishng drink IL
Is particularly adapiei FOR persons u weak
digestion, differing therein from all other eocoas
in the market Kept by ali druggists and gro
Gers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Rows, Nt0sfsors,

We baye just received 4 new lot of Chill
dren's Windsor Scarfs, Plaids aud Solid Col-
Ors, Price 2Jc,
CONSTABLE BROruTRS,
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

An EXTENDED P0PULARIrY.-BaOwNs BRos-
cIuAL TRocngs hayo fJr many years BEEN tho
most popular article In use Tor relieving coughs
and thr0at tronbLea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

st..v ..., o.o ,n,,t,,s
49, ...i,,rs 80 100
,. ..,,.an..,i,.,",I ,I
s,fr.in.i..foroii'.r S,,ob
imTr'i,i.pc, often resnlts
IN dangerous coughs.
Colds. CucstPalrs. RbriI-
rnnfislr Sciafica. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Nothing gnhcrthe sun

can give you such relief as the Cherokee
ugh-DrOps-5 cents per box. Try them
and be convinced. To be bad NJ all drug
stores and coniectioneries. Trade supplied
by all wholesale druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Ten cents IL the price Of admission to tho
Circus, corner OF Broad and Shafer. The
performance are marvellous. They exhibit
there afternoon and evening for the rest Of
this week. Go see IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

The Ten.Cent Circus, corner Broad and
Shaier streets, was packed last night. The
performance was the best ever witnessed Ia
the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

ItyUJTAM r LEE WISHES TIE
W ,.tnI,e sND CVAlN TRAuE 20 examine 70
3D. ,. - = - cceJs for TESTING HnniS
XSD FL6UR On ezhlbiton IN @al,eiES .s iEaeiSnaa mat"
fae these eo9ds are just from nl .oS speeaisy
Iyroslton aud hom ihe II. .; -, I've nu or
Company BBcyrus. ONO va"
u1is i0f the epV'o sO'N' W. X LIE.
Flour Inspector,
10 - coast once No iO2 sh0cA0S '''F' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Grenterf Cnmgn.Curc

in the world are the Cherokee Cough.Drops-
Z cents per box-at all drugslores and con-
fectoneries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

That little tickling in your throat indicates
catArrh, which Is cured BY Hoods Sarsspa-
rllla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D xxkcuTED AT TIE plsrAIca xxsAx-
ING housE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Wary nisnrreeahIe-

ihls coughing in churches, theatres. etc.
One box Of Cherokee COugh.Dlops will give
immediate relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

At1.A0 the Grand Marshal made his pro-
ciamqtion commanding silence. drAnu-Mas'
fer Drinkard SAID:
NJ, Vorshipfil Grand Master -Righi Wor-
e,intni Grand senior Warden, II has peeh mo
,,stlr, among the fraternity ot free auu AZ
,.o,,,cd Masous from time immemoriei 10 asseu-
svp'ssN. tte purpose of laying the foundation
.N's ~ churches and pubic buildings "hv'
Yernested - 60 do by those IN Sithol,ty, ~ ~,
S.eoni. Tempe Association OF Virginia nasiHs
t,ssteS fhe fraternity 70 lay tne louu1as'o,,- 49,,
lnNlt0 49,. teruDle 20 be here erected py theui,
s.oho ..,i 49, y. Wors6ipfu Grand Lodge has peen
bera oonyened by our 0rdcr' anu - s ~ oni , - -,
snJ Measure mat the officers anu piVin.fN -
- ~ ,,'est % now assist VA IN thls hoIA, iou i
as ,,n,,nicate this - the hight Norshipi y!
GrsnS JuuIor Warden, and he 70 tils S!,'.
they having due notice this
may be laid ia ample lVsu - Harden RIGHT
Jsohf Voyshinftd GrUHd ScHso5 =. ~ ~ 49, Eli
,c.rssbinful Grand Junior warden, y - ,iic W. W.
"a pleasure OF the A0et Nvtstt, ~, ,srs
~sstrr al MasOna IN virginia ihsl si'S ,ra,s+ar'
a a,nnars OF the Grand Lodge anu pte.n, % ~, -
t''u RED DO nov assist hun ia aylns We
, noto .tioogtope Of this temple ihls ySu ".
,,'nnicats 20 the brethTcn that tne,, s,,,,s
Sne notice, may govern themselves %,
Grand Chaplain Balm, OF foftsniou'n, a.,
tored prsyer. and the lnieiesnug ,S a1,
nrneeeded IN the usu2l o.uei,etuo So s,,,n.
Gers officiating. After descenu'"s '"' ''''-
dation-- ,,-...y s,,.,s NJ tho
The olnno ,,aonty Grand Master with the s4ua,re .,
cast the n, s"ps ne Grand senior Warden sih sno
on o, ~, =, ne west aud ths 6raao Juno, sI,rSe
1Sts' 1 - ~ pl,0tb at the s0uth slao ol ~ sfts,
1he Cr@.se @.s,,,,Sscd inc Grand Marshal 10 ofoor
'ss ssSn Craftsmen as 70 lower The cap ,.xe and
Inis ,vsre @rs applied to The stone BY sner re-
piu's,D p,,s " hearers, all returned 70 uien se ssa.
sy. ,aes and the customary questions soyn w,Sr TSss
$50 asa SIi had been poured On 'h' ''9'' anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
RnACn rnE GR0uNDs.

The parade drew many people out on the
stresls. and the members Of the craft re-
ceiyed msuy compliments on their appear
aDce. AT Adams street the column halted
ana was drawn up in two ranks. open file,
between which the officers marched into
the grounds, Grand. Master Drinkird ana
Grand. Chaplain Dame entering trst win
President Wexford, OF the Masonic Temp'e
AssocIatiou, and Grand. Orator Breckln,
ridge next, with the grand officers end
others following according TO rank. Inc
square platform near the plaee for the cor
ner.stone had been provided win the oil-
GERS, chairs and other paraphernalia. aud on
this also sat the Master Masous, whle tue
Knights femplars occupied seats on the
speakers stand. Governor Ice anu hcI'
Or. Hoge also sat on the front OF This emil
nence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

EOR SALE, A BROWN FIJI, ~
from Sam Pardy' sya Apply pI a. DUKES STABLE
40 ii-8fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
The Procession.

The procession, winch was formed on
Main street near 81. Albans Hall. was some
what DELAYED, and did not move of until
about fOrly.uVe minutes past II O'Clock,
which was the appointed hour for starting.
The route was down Main strccttO Governor,
and thence TO Broad and up TO Adams, where
the temple Is 10 be erected. The line was
formed in the following order: Platoon Of
twcntv-one policemen, all MGsOns with white
aprons, under command Of Captain Charles
ii. EppS; IsYdella's Rand; Graud-Marshal
James III. Capers and ms aides. Messrs.
Lewis -. Crenshaw, Jr., Preston Bclvin, A.
W. CARRIER, w. If. Curtis, Henry ). liutzler,
BENJAMIN 7. August, and II. B. Owen;
Grand C0mmaudery knights 1emplars;
Richmond CommandTy, 40. .; Commando.
nv OF ST. Andrew, No. 13; AppOmattoX,
Marion. and Hampton COMMANDERS; kes-
nicb's Band: Master M8SOns IN columns Of
fours; Junior Deac0ns with jewels; senior
Deacons with Jewels; Secretaries with Jew
els; Treasurers with jewels; Junior War
dens with Jewels; Senior Wardons with
Jewels: Past Masters with jewels; Wor-
Shipiul Masters with jewels and gayels.
The carriages came in this order; Grand
Tner aud Pursuivaut; Corn, Wine, Oll, and
SQUARE; Level, Plumb. Tuscan, and Com
posite orders OF Architecture; Dorlc, Ionic,
Coriuthian orders, and Holy Bible; Three
Lights aud Grand Chaplain; Grand Senior
and Junior DCacOus and Grand stewards
Grand Treasurer aud Secretary and De3u-
ties; Grand Seuior and Junior Wardens;
Past Grand Masters; Trustees CabelI, Evans,
Mayer, and BideOod; Trustees Tanner,
Tower. Courtney. and Bass; Grand Orator
aud President Masonic Temple Association !;
Grand Master and Deputy Grand Master.
The carriages were driven two abreast.
Grand Commander j. b. Blanks headed the
Grand Commandery, and the respective OH
GERS Of the other organizations were In charge
Of their divisions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
FIVE COUPLES.
The wedding Season Opening Very
AusDtcfOusly.

Rev. Decatur Edwards, pastor Of the
Clopton->,reet Baptist church, was kept on
the 20 last night from supper-time until NEAR
midnight. II was regular prhyer-meetlug
evening and he had three couples TO marry.
He did not attend the prayer-neeting, but
soon after tea proceeded to the residence OF
Mr.. WaddiIl, where he united In marriage
Mr.. Robert J. Carwiles and Miss
Magnolia Waddill. From here Mr. Edwards
went to the residence Of Mr.. William ii.
Tatum, on Fifth street, where be performed
the ceremony making Mr.. James ii. Cox
and Miss Clara II. Goodwin man aud wife.
Taking a street-car Mr.. Edwards fastened
to Richmond and there embarked on car
for Fulton. where he married Mr.. Wheel
house and Miss Mountcastle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

RoOK AND JOB WORK NEATL,r EaaTl,l
ID - asxscuTKD AT TaE DisPA1cA I'1AA
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TIE ARCHITECT.

Mr.. Jackson c. Gott is a native of the
Monumental City, and, after receiving an
excellent business education and irainlng,
commenced the practice Of bis profession
there nearly quarter OF a century ago.
Proofs OF bis skill are numerous IN Bati-
more and its vicinity, as embodied 10 the
mauy splendld buildings be has designed
and erected during the last few years. He
has been a member OF the American Institute
OF Architects since the early days OF It's for
nation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Mr. Charles McCurdy and Miss Adele Fox
we're united IN marriage at 5 o'clock yester.
day afternoon at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, on Broad street between Twenty.
fifth and TWenty-sixth. Rev. DR.. George
Cooper, OF the First Baptist church, per-
formed the ceremony, which was witnessed
by only small company OF relatives and In
innate friends OF the two families. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCurdy left on the evening train for
q northern tour.
The groom is a we'll known-young busi-
uess-man and the bride Is the accomplished
and popular daughter Of r. II. Fox, Esq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Yesterday evening large crowd gathered
at Centenary church TO witness the marriage
OF Miss Saidee MoGilyray TO Mr.. John T..
stuart. The bride wore brown travelling
suit aud carried a large bunch OF la France
roses. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. w. T.. Judkins.
Miss McGIlyray is the daughter Of Rev.
". b. McGiyray, long connected with the
public schools OF this city.
The bride and groom left for a northern
tour