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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-16
MISS RINES' WEDDING.
Graphic Description by the New York Her
aid Correspondent nt-A Scene of Beauty
and Elegant Refinement.

dtu \osItrpoiltbl - NtfHt oi bthuif
and Elegant Refinement.
The following graphic description OF
the recent wedding OF Miss Amelie Riyes
10 Mr. John A. Chanler Of New York is
taken from the New York Herdld 1t
will be read with much interest in Rich
mOnd
CASTLE HILL, VA, June l4-At ?
O clock on this bright and beautiful June
afternOOn,in her own home and surround
ed by all the inspirations that developed
her genius, Miss Amelie Rives, the
author of "The Quick or the Dead, )" was
married to John Armstrong Chanler of
New York
The marriage was hastened as has
been stated in the Herald, by the desire
of all those most interested to put stop
to impertinences on the part of certain
portions of the press, TO which the pOpu-
larity of Miss kives appeared 10 afford
justification for their method Of treating
her private affairs. Il was decided by
the lady's parents and Mr.. Chanler that
a quiet and speedy marriage would be the
test protection against further intru-
sion.
HOW MISS RIVEs APPEARS.
The first impression one receives on
meeting Miss hives Is of her extremely
quiet manner. Ii is not so much the re-
pose of a woman of the world as the entire
lack of self consciousness, which gives
her an unstudied simplicity and won for
her interviewer quick and cordial re-
Spouse. She wore short morning gown
of some soft cream-colored stuff, trimmed
with knots and ends of moss green vel
vet ribbons, giving an effect of GOODNESS
and suggesting, with ker golden hair,
green leaves and sunlight.
She seemed about five feet four, with a
strongly 1.-THE figure, and fine carriage Of
head and shoulders. Her eyes are of
greenish gray, under black
lashes. Her features are well cut, the
upper lip short and curling; the chin also
curving upward. Her voice is rich and
very clear.
PRETTY VIRGINIA HOUSE.
In good time, before the hour named
for the ceremony, the few guests, all
&" Virginia cousins" arrived, a0d settled
themselves sociably about the drawing
room. mere handful of people, but
in their eager faces and enthusi-
aslic words near and tender interest in
the beautiful bride.
The decorations were most beautiful,
and should have their place in the
description OF the scene they made so
gay. The open fireplaces were crowded
with cedar and asparagus plant, through
which peeped the shining andirons. The
were backed with fluffy greens
and banked with June roses, each making
is double in the mirror above. Just 10
he left stood small white draped stand,
On which royal mass of white lilies and
trailed over the scarf 10 the
ioOr. The mirrors and doors were
,rowned with honeysuckle, which filled
he room with It's perfume. Bowls OF
iowers stood about the room, and Grim
,on, white, pink, and yellow roses nodded
pack at each other from the mirrors.
THE COMPANY PRESENT.
The company were received iss
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The Emperor Of Brazil has completely
recovered from his recent illness.
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WANTE - EVERYBODY TO
w read my Article on Soft Crabs and
Deyllled Crabs, Quick )r Dead" Commercial
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wasuisoroS. Juno i5.-Indications
| sN for Virginia and North Carolina
I stationary temperature, light TO
fresh southerly winds local rains.
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SUMNER LAW LECTURES (nins wsekly)
begin 18th july, less, nd end 18th SeptembSs.
5Sss s'fsl1t s1I Co% N"S s.
3myD Sa&We1w&jul62w
, 1888-04-12
Death or WIN. 81 AaIz.

On saturday evening about O'Clock
an event occurred that threw our usally
qnlet town into & tremor of excitement,
cod has cast pail OF gloom over the
whole public ever since-being nothing
less than the drowning Of our respected
townsmau, William Katz, Of The firm of
Waterman & Katz. leading merchants oil
this city. The firm is doing a shipping
commission business, ss nTe several
other firms in town, and when vessels ar.
rive there is q strife to see who will get
on board first. A smart breeze was blow
ing at the time, and. the ship Palmyra
from San Diego was gliding ID under
sail. Mr.. Katz was out with the firms
sail-bont, q smart little craft, sccompaR-
led by his boatmRn. Being ambitious,
he attempted to Cross the bow of the
ship but was caught by the latter and
the boat cut in two. Both occupants
went down. OF course. Griffith, Bridges
and Stetson's steam tender. Little Joe,
picked up the boatman. As soon as
they could reach him BnrtIett's beat
picked up Mr.. Kstz' body floating about
fifty yards astern Of the ship. He was
speedily brought ashore TO Quincy
street wharf whers an excited crowd
soop collected. Doctors were hastily
summoned, and everything possible was
done by the agonized brother and friends,
efforts to resuseitate the drowned man
being kept up unavailingly for several
hours.
William Katz wGs born in Hessen Cas-
sci, Germany in Nay, 1856. and was
therefore nearly 80 ysars old He came
to PORT Townsend With his brother Israel
about seventeen years ago. Thgir un-
Gle, Solomon Kstz. was theu 8 member
OF the rising firm Of Waterman & Katz.
Upon the death OF the elder Kstz the
younger ones succeeded to partperrhir
il the business, IN ykick they have con.
tinued successfully ever siucs. Deceas
ed wGs Of esuJse we'll known, and had
many friends. His untImely death is 8
sad blow 10 tia community. The tuner,
al will take place tomorrow from Red
Mems Hall. under the auspices OF PorI
Townsend Lodge, F. & A. n, OF which
deceased yea an honnred member Mt
Bakor Lodge, L. o. o. F., will also at
tsnd the funeral officially. The body
will bo laid away temporarily in th,
Else nbeis vault in the Masonic comsisry
to be moved ct SOHO future tizs to Sal
Francisco. The store building of Lh'
firm 10 heavily draped in mourning.
, 1888-04-12
Newspapers Ia 1855

Prem the edition of Geo. 2. Rnwell L
Cos american Newspaper Directory
published April 81 (its twentieth year.,
it appears that the Newspapers end Per
iodicsls OF eli kinds issued in the United
States and Canada, pow number l6,3lO,
showing u gain o. $50 during the last l.
months and Of 7.Is6 10 10 years.
The publishers " she Directory assert
that the impression that when the pro-
p.ietor of q newspaper undertakes to
atais vhsi has been his exact circuia-
ten, he does Rot generally tell the
tru b is al erroneous one: aud they con'
spicuously offer reward Of SlOO fo'
eysry instant in their book FOR this year,
where it can be shown that ths detailed
rsport received from = publisher was
untrue.
, 1888-04-12
Railroad AiagnaEes.

Nessrs. O, p. Huntington, Charles
Crocker and A. N. Towne, of the South
ern Pacific railroad company are making
q tour of inspection throughout the
the Puget Sound region. They paslsd
through hero yesterday on their way to
Victoria. 1t is understood that they
will make thorough inspection OF 4hs
weSt side before returning bome-and
the result will probably decide their fu-
tuIe line of action. Officers OF the Port
Townsend Southern would do well to
show these distinguished gentlemen due
attention and point out the advantages
in corusction with our road southwark.
, 1888-04-12
Shipping Notes.

Bark Cassandra Adams passed out
in tow OF tug Tacoma.
The brig Deacon is reported in the
straits, off Dnngeness, from San Fran
cisco, bouUd for Discovery.
Br. bark Royal Alice was towed to
Seattle today by the ting Hol!oke.
Br. ship Palmyra was lowed mp Sound
today by Iug hogul.
Steamer Mexico brought 81 tous of
freight for Port Townsend, and 1876 tons
for Alaska.
Tue Ancon takes north from this city
10000 feet of lumber, % 900 shingles
and large number of paaseu ,ers.
The Premier arrived This morning
from the British side. with large lot of
passengers, among whom were about 50
Chinese, coming with return certif-
Gates. They are furnishing lots OF work
for the customs officials
Bark Cassandra Adams takes away
100000 feet Of lumber to San Francis
CO.
The Mexico brought another lot OF
spring goods. also workmeu, for t. J.
Corrigan She tailor. Give him a call.
April 7th-Arrived british bark Dee,
from San Diego, to load lumber at Ia
coma for Valparaiso; bark Southern
Chief from San Diego. British ship
Nineyah from San Pedro, arrived yes
terday to load lumber at Tacoma for
Sydney.
Tug Tacomr towed ship Corrolton to
Royal Roads yesterday. to await order.
British bark Royal Alice just arrived
in tow of tug Holyoke, with a cargo OF
railroad iron. The Royal Alice is com.
mauded by Capt. Fletcher, and is 175
days frem Marysport, England. Hel
cargo OF steel rails is for the Seattle
LAKE Shore & Eastern. After discharg
ing, she will load wheat at Tacoma FOL
u. K.
The british ship Milverton, wbicl
| loaded wheat bound for Queenstown fol
orders, has on board the largest cargo
of wheat that has ever been taken from
the Sound, 1918 224 2240 tons or 81 ,35'
/ SaGkE, Out Ift5 IL lOuS IlO'S Wv
". F. Badcock carried.
SAN FRANCIsco, April 5.-Arrived-
Steamers Columbia, Portland; William
ette Valley, Yaquiua Bay. SaileC
barkentine Tam O'Shanter, Columbia
river; steamer Oregon, Portland.
April ARRIVED ship Palmyr
from San Diego, goes to ll'nrt Gambl
A. Iood lumbar RktD r. X Ham from
San Pedro to Port Gamble.
April 9-Bk. VIM. Fl. Campbell tron
San Diego to load lumber at Tacoma.
April 9-Italian bk. Petronilla fron
San Ffancicco goes to Burrard's Inlet
San Francisco, April Three ba.k'
the ". w. Case, G. G. Funk aud Mic
bolas Thayer, sailed for Alaska to-da
with men and material for the Aretl
Packing Co.'S. salmon canneries s!tuate'
there. The three barks carried 2oU mer
, 1888-04-12
Enneral of We. EEntN

One OF the largest funerals ever IN
Port Townsend was that Of the late Wm.
Katz yesterday. The ceremonies were
conducted by the Masonic fraternity, ac-
corling 10 their impressive rites. Busi-
ness generally in town was suspended,
while all united to do honor to the mem
DRY of their departed fellow townsman.
Floral tributes on the elegant coffin at
tested touching personal regard. The
sermon, by Rev. J. Il. Alexander, was
appropriate and feeling. The pail bearers
were all young men, personal friends oi
deceased, as follows: Frank y. Bartlett
j. II. Hill, j. Nelson LaUback, Robt-
Sinclair, IL L. Burkett and L. Hem
schoJcr Business is resumed with 4
tinge OF sadness, specially because one
SO worthy shoul have been the victim
of an untimely fate.
, 1888-04-12
Worth Knowing

Mr.. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake
C,fv- Fla. was taken with a severe Cold,
attending with distressing Cough aud
Tuuuiog into Consumption IN lis first
stnges. lie tried many so called popu.
lar cough remedies and steadily grew
wnrse. Was reduced in flesh. had diff
Guilty i'll urea hing and was uuable to
sle.p. Finally tried DIR. Kings New
Disc.very for Consumption aud found
immediately relief, and after using about
n baK dozen bottles found himself well
and has had no return OF the sease
No other remedy can show 30 grand a
recnrd of cures. as DR.. Kings New Dis
eoYery fer Consumption Guaranteed tc
40 lust what is claimed for if. Tria
bJtt!os free at D. Hill & Sons drug store
, 1888-04-12
Gas Works.

The city council last night granted
a franchise to Port Townsend Gas
Co. for 40 years. The company Is
composed of Simms & Morris, cspi-
talists and wrought iron workers
from San Francisco. They have Sc
cured a site near the brewery. and
construction will commence Monday
morning, and be pushed along as
fast as men and money can do it.
Thssestimated cost of the place is
100000. Gas will be furnished on
the 1st of August. Simms & Nor
ris are the parties that have done the
iron work Mt the gas works of Taco
ma, Olympia, Nanaimo and Victoria.
MIR, Stanford, the engineer of the
above Gas Company, is in town from
New Westminster where he has just
finished rebuilding gas works. Mr..
Simms, of the above Company, will
arrive here Monduy, having left San
Francisco yesterday.
, 1888-04-12
Tn- yyuo,e yI.ai Y.arhinc '

Depends for the fue', which Is she oTigID
OF its propuisory iurce. upon tie SIAM
ach. III that hidden alem"ic The food
uudersoes tie chemical changes which
trausmute il intu blood, from which the
systeru dtaas the mateEial that REIN
burses il 10. it's daily Ios- es Of ii-sue.
Thesr, OF c,,arS., are greatly argumented
in disease IL the s-omack. therefore.
is weakened or ,iisor,iersd, tie sy stem Is
deprived ot su5teUauce. Ilushtter =
Stomach Bitters can he relied upon o
facilitate and renew digestion when that
function has been interrup'e by weak
ness Of tie stomach. BIlliousness, or q
diversion Of tie bile from its proper
channel, which cauAeT constipation, Is
also remelied by it Heartburn. wind
on tie stomach. SICK head ach". fur np7n
the tongue. nnE other symptoms OF
stomach and liver DIS rider, it speedily
| removes. Malarial complaints OF ever!
sort, kidney and bladder troubles, N
stIpAtiou. rheumatism and Len;1ltl'
yeild 8hen L. i. used regularly an' i."r
| sisteutly
, 1888-04-12
Her Three Tiny DOGS.

It's simply astounding the lengths some
women go to on the dog line. l know
one, end she's still at large, who keeps n
'.nursen girl whose sole duty Is to wash,
feed and look after three tiny dogs named
Pepper, Salt and Mustard. Every morn
ing, rain or shine, the Cruet, as the neigh
boring small boy; call them, are driven
out by the coachman, attended by the
nurse maid" for an airing. When it
rains, in covered carriage. Think of the
longing faces which follow the beautiful
turnout, OF the sick poor, of-ugh. it
makes me sick unto death.-Pioneer
Press
, 1888-04-12

Two spruce looking girls stopped al
open car in which I happened to be the
other day, and took the seat just behind
me. They were rather out Of sorts,
fancy, by the tones of their voices, and the
prettier of the two was evidently ''taking
it, for some delinquency, by which the
other had suffered an annoyance Finally
she burst out with the old, familiar femi,
nine, well, 1 don't carer' And then,
with deep sigh, said: '.Oh, dear, 1 wish
I'd been born without feet Then !
shouldn't be forever treading on peoples
cornsr; The idea was new.-Boston
HerpI1
, 1888-04-12
.rarn xveaxsss.ns,s Daily.

=, = -
hussey : "dai'i'u - ''' viz ~
days
Choice Dungenes5 butter as ie'ty'
grove & Cos.
Presbyterian social tonight ;s hea
Nan,. aal
~.
| DPasSmakIHS at TIE ieSidsIVS -
"i--' -''S'''
Rev l. b!iioh aF'''-' e7's''' ''"'
! WILDLY is!and oa MS way 20 '-oi''A
Largest display u hats eF-r "foush'
TO Port Towusend-at LiveFm2Fe =
4o.-v R,fhai,;iI pI fue shipping il m
oF po.LchiIl .Cl',. was IN Seattle Mon
, 1888-04-12

Norman Smith of Port Angeles Is in
tcnn.
The revenue cutter Corwin arrived
Saturday.
Mrs. james Riley, mother of Mrs
Wlyson, is quite i'll.
Hon. J. r. Lewis has arrived bone
irom trip to Iowa.
Mr.. Thornton arrived home from
Dungeress oD tue Dispatch.
Two more lots in the Hussey addition
we're sold Saturday. Prices a.e gong
up.
Chief Engineer james I. Wayson of
the Cor~in IS visiting his family at
home.
Prof. 'anpbeIl, Of our public school,
left ou this mornings boat 10 go TO
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. J. NcGarviu has opeped wheel
wright and wagon maker shop in The
rear of Bill L Weymouth's.
Eiugs have been half-masted all over
tswu since yesterday moroiug, in respect
I0 Tie memory Of the late Wm Kutz.
l; has been informally decided to per-
nit line B!ue Ribbon Rescue Club to use
I. ii. &. !. hall for their gerui monthly
usetipgs.
1t Is significant that the shipping finn
Vi Griffith, Bridges & Stetson have de-
sided IL withdraw their headquarters
fJsIa 1acoaa and establish tie same
hare.
On Hecsupt Of the death OF Mr. Wa.
katz. the Presbyterian social has been
postponed 10 Wedueedsy, April IIth.
Ladies having Contributions for the
sane viii please bring them to Red
Meme Hall On that day.
Yesterday WAS red letter day for
song Service at the Methodist church.
Sroi. George and Miss Ki.s.nan added
greatly to the interest OF the cccaeiop in
ths evening, wbila Mr.. James Woods
solo wEs also note worthy.
Sir. James McCanU, who was four
years III the employ of the Tacoma Mill
90. as bcss mechanic, has returned 10
Port Discovery. He is j good citizen.
and We are glad 10 welcome him back TO
Jefferson county.
ghe SJnthern Pacific railroad Officials
were taken this morning for a drive
around town by MesSrs, Landes and
Kill. The fiat west of town has beep
shristene3 Railroad Flat already. 1t is
tS be the location OF the Port Townsend
sssaIhern depot ba Idings.
The ladies' are Invited to meet at Y. II,
Z. Z. hail on Friday, at p. m., to Or
ganizs al auxiliary sooiet" 10 the Young
GsS's Christian Association. Their
oyster supper last week realized enough
proceeds 10 partially p1y the indebted
Dsss Of The aSsocIntIon. Another enter
tslnment will be gotten up coon.
Col. LEndes, PRECEDENT Of the FIRST
Sshsnal bank, and Hon. Il c. Hill.
saEhIer CT the same-buth prominent il,
TIE Port Townsend Il. Il Cn.-went 10
fistoIIa on Saturday 10 uiett Messrs.
Huntington, Crocker aud TowEe, Of the
SsHIbern Pacifc Il is expected that
the party will be taken for drive here
Assuts to day.
, 1888-04-12

Julia Ward Howe will lecture sn the
Sound this month.
The protection idea is moro complete
Iy illustrated in China than anywhere
else, and wages ere about two cents per
day.
The Puget Sonnd Fisbing company
are having plans drawn for Gteam fish
ing tug. When completed it will be
ussd in making daily trips to the sever
al pound nets oWnedand operated by
them.
AR. L. @. Williams, representing the
Advance Copying House OF Minneapo-
lis, ia in town. This firm makes q spec
ial!y Of enlargIng and copying photo
graphs, and other pictures. in India ink
and water colors. Take a look at bis
samples, in DIR. Mipkler's drug store.
, 1888-04-12
Brace Tn.

You are tesling depressed, your ap-
neti'o is poor. you are bothered W lh
HPa3ache, You a5e fiigetty, nervu- :,
ae generally out ef ao.ts, and want 20
brace up. Brace up, bat Uct with slim
mans, spring medicines or h.tiers,
which have for it.ir t,asi. very cheap.
tai whisky, and which stimulate you
FOR an hour, and t!.eH leave you IN verse
condition than before. what yon want
is an alt native that " l purIfy s"ur
III o J. start lie .lthy ac'ion of the Liver
and Kidueys. restore ynrr vital t.. and
Give renewed health ana strength. Such
lieliCiue you WI find IN Electric Bit
ters. and nniy 80 cents q bottle at y. d
Hill e Sons
, 1888-04-12
He Planted the Bottle,

4 short time ago Il Basuto of South
Africa, while plowing up what used to be
the camp of the Cape mounted rifles, at
Morosi's mountain, found a bottle Of
French brandy which had been buried and
forgotten by some over provident trooper
1t Is needless To add that the Basuto
promptly drank the contents of the bottle
and with faith that is almost sublime he
buried the empty bottle in the ground
again with the hope Of getting a crop
4 full bottles next year.-New York
Tribune.
, 1888-04-12
Notice for Publication,
LAss oFuez At sEArrLs, VIA

LA.s OFIcR At SEArrLs, W. I.
April .. Ists-
Notice ia hereby given that tbs following
aElned IT t!er kas fled notice OF his intsEtlss 4
O make final proof III support Of his e4als, Ahe
har sSid ID COT viii lie inside before CI'rk cl u .
:ri,.i QUIT nj Port .owu-und. W. T.. On TRuTs-
- : 40, I,f,5sJ fsr tie \. ]. OF y Z 4 .sciisz
2a.d ". ., OF y. ". = aud y. ". 4 OF 8. w. =
.rti..u =; township - y R. l "
Hi- rcrJinunu- residence EpOr. and cultivAi!oa
= ~-it Ia-G- l.:
loE. Aut.r- g.. Of Chiuieum. Wa'hinzesA
..aSt.vc Jci:n,. n o' Ch;u.ie'.'a, Ts.h!ns'eB
william NJ ain, oI Chin cum, w'shIngte1 =
crri'uT
q T. Prr;-or. o. 10 ale, ws>ai gISS Ter
TitCry. .- ,-r,-.,, =.
, 1888-04-12
CsroncF's Inquesf.
PoRT TouNsEND, W T..
n 1900

PoRT ToUNsEND, " T..
April 9. 1855. !
We, the jury OF Sinquest, as to the
death OF Mr. Wa. kttz, heid oeloro D.
= Wycoff. caroner Of Jefferson county,
do fInd ,hs following state OF facts, viz :
That the deceased CAGE to his death by
occidental drowning, aud no blame can
ha attached to any person or persnns.
ID. II. HILL,
JAMES JONES,
II. II. TUCKER,
@. F. CLAPP,
r. NJ. HAMMOND, SR
&. EIsENBEIsE, Foreman.
, 1888-04-12

Before you start on q journey go and
seq Jas. d. Minkler and procure bot
tie of Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and
D;arrhoea Remedy. 1t is great safe.
guard for travellers and gives immeatedi
relief,
, 1888-04-12
J. S. WYoKoFF, Coroner.

Hiss Fl. lsrson, Fashionable Cloak
and Mantle Maker; C!oaks altered ac-
ssrsipg to style Residence at Mr. U.
v. SIis4N nsIi ~ Presbyterian
shutcb.
, 1888-04-12

Boriok aud Schreck Pharmacy pre-
psrations are the only reliable remedies
in the market. We have just laid In
line OF their remedies.
ND. HILL & SoNs.
, 1888-04-12

The Inter OcedH drops in!o poetry tc
the following effect:
Then move your family West,
If good health yuu would enjoy,
And rise TO wealth AMI honor
On the plains OF Iilee-uoy."
The Alta says: Just sol
And when you're blizzard frozen,
Or by cyclones blown away,
Just move to peace and plenty
In California"
Indeed!
And when you're scorched aud dried,
BY OaliforniG's SUD,
just come to natures paradise,
Our lovely Washington.