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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

II. w. Soper. representing Geo. Moebs &
Co.. of Detroit, manufacturers Of the csle-
brated brands of cigars. Ben Hur," Flor
de Moebs, Record Breakers" and De
Iroit Slugsers. is in the city supplying the
market with these popular smokes No
purer and better cigars can be found in the
market today. and the reputation secured
10 we'll deserved, and the Moebs cigars are
proving rs great favoritss In Grand Rapids
a. in eli otner parts of the State
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

HoYxTxsvuEs - 500. s-in Nsesssr
county Harry Cysns s1d 1sa named
Esss~ fssi sss over tae aiv.son - q rsfer-
reion rese~ sad6enly 8ss as kais.
snd strscked he cr111s7f. crtnaE hlu y
severai Bisces. a1icti8g s*rless II ne fst.i
GO IDS. Darfae ne ecatsxf Crsne sa~L
-refsi IN d-s~lass rs<to, md 49, s>ises
sarSu&k ne ss@rs. ks.ssag Akn Ez.<sssif.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Il IA loas lane that las no tara. Tsis
% beng zace plain Ia t1ls eiiy. Eghtsss
ye4rs ago the fathsr Of Hsracs w. Abbott.
ths m2a ia AL charged vita adultery,
osnsd . team. and Turnkey Lssis. then .
resident Of the north sas 81 the county, AaA
. ehsttls nsrts.ge On tAss. NJ. Abbott
ran To tam oGI II The state AID sod them
and Mr. Lewis never heard from the man
81 team sfterssf A couple 0f weeks ago
q man called Al Tie AL ana SAID that As
-ss the father OF III. W. Aboott. Mr..
Ls3is Immediately recognized Mr.. Abbott.
Or, "a tAs man ~hO got away with ais
team years ago and without farther delay
scot 10 the township clerk 81 Cesiar springs
aud got copy % the old mortgage. IL NJ.
Lewis cAn collect Lhs amount and the iatsr-
est To- eighteen years II will make cutie
sum. Ii IS understood that Ar. Albeit IL
rssponslole.
The following story is told OF the Repaid
lean pomlnee for President He was due
for The Rspu slican love t.ast a. Detroit.
The trains had been delayed and Mckinley,
HsrrsOn and others did not reach Detroit
until 7.Se. lhs Russell Hsuse lsoby Was
crowded TO suroestion with people eager 10
see the famous men. A closed carriage
Vas driven rapidly " the door. There was
eommolIon al the entrance, then the
bulky form of Mckinley was seen crowd
ing through the phalanI OF humanity.
Mckinley reached the desk. through his
No. hat upon the marble slab. and seized
the pen. DE sprswled bis name Xon the
olotter aud placed Harrison : besesth It.
Where are you. Harrison he exclaimed,
looking around.
Here" replied a voice in the crowd.
What the matter"
Some OF my friends are embracing me.
Harrison answered ss he emerged. much
impressed with Michigan masculinity.
Somebody has been reporting that the
Democrats were sching for joint debate on
the issues of the campaign between Gov
ernor Luce and Mr.. w. r. Burt. and the
granger from Gilead il, ready. The Lansing
RessblicQn asked the Governor
win you conduct joint discussions with
Burt?"
II shall make no overtures. II Burt
should invite me to discuss the issues with
him, of course | should accept"
Very little batting on the result of the
election has been done in this city. The
Democrats showed q spasmodic eagerness
| TO bluff few weeks ago. but that has all
| passed away. and they are squeezing the
| mighty dollar harder than ever. Past ex-
| perieace has not been without Its teaching.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

JsSzvTLrE, Wis, sept o.-Ag.nis of the
Mormon Church are now travelling through
Kock and Green counties. Wis. soaking
converts. There have bean lev families
holding 70 the doctrine Of the church in
this vicinity from the tisas Of the founding
Of Sauvoo. bot The missionaries claim a.
the result Of the lsst piigrimsgs a member
ship Of over 6fty families. Tssy insist that
polygsmy Il not part Of their doctrins and
ara endssvoring "a get foothold for the
church in Rock River Valley
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
ANOTHER LARGE MovrSG Ivan.

Messrs. Radcliffe & Holt, of Ill South
Division-st.. have put another large moving
van" on the streets to enable them to han
die their rapidly increasing moving trade
more promptly. Telephone 900 if you wish
two competent men and large van" at
reasonable rates, or estimates on packing or
storing household goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
ST. Marks Academy
TEACHERS.


s1ss n. ~ sAnxfs.
Farzasrls FFlae - - F1lse-s s'lsss4e fa1e a.
a.. "a r..oksss "a ksfkkAas fsaaeie A.ass-isl.s
PTols~sss = cskAetT~l s<hs~a sii~~0sss
1EsII AONlA1s
49, a.rtI a. lssasel A. eve yrss n tals
fzs-itll<.a To keT s1isix hecils{ ioslslas sac
- a..lo.. sssentssE sscklee lAe s4caesA sac
- lussrrslpssa hxrzssy II s1r sstsa-soA-snk -
h Il fsLllfs kecsef \ e tAsslsase
-sls Marin esass.sa.as.,s oS ..s..s.
ID xbiltly dsT ssEk ~ So ksAit s&ss
i. AZ IA shs CA-AseEsl seseel II shr~4.As<
{. 4 kALAosY Dean II Al saints C@lscarsA
.an Martin cosadocseG q ae<ax ladies' ssS
may N Pos d Lac for soC0s se2rs ano nv
dsSStterr sslepded - siss srtn IA .Aay ~
cCltsEs sAe shhily ssa osasAstent asAao<i .
tks SUNDAY sStos. s1a eharoh ~ofs. sssrclsio s
. ssgs&i sne eArfsss1lns lnh1sao< a. toe
seunf ~. = RlcsEY tie C3tnodrsls fouc a.
las
Miss sELlA WEBSTER
6raao.Ls u tie Chacsss kiaasEssFsee irsin.
oeasas. CAle3ss. ss~ehsr IN rs Psi'ais
TESTIMONIALS.
Il tske pleasure N testlgIEE 10 Mss b<ii
Ncbstsf a III "a axss tescfsf o. ifiils CHI
dfcn her nslarsi ability TO- intcrestfng lntis
one> al tie oonssq tsai happ1iass q t1ose
unosf her care e leslslly qNslffs hef boz ksncci
gsuen wOrk "-fkEDEsirk Beard, frl4Clpsl o
bsnenisn kindefgsrten Chicago. IL
Miss Webster hss hsd ehsrss O. ms little enc,
during The past school year n ths kiuoeTgsflrr-
u gives Rs pleasure - re-aoH iaessd heF
csnscsestlous psiusSsking teacher. nhe h nst
ursliy sosI,sito the care Of Lite one ana "a
that rest the Tue principe 81 sipds q srtsl
work Ms. c. y. BEEzlns, Is South Lesslt,
o.. Chiesgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

fhs golles aepSrt nsnl have 20 0ss ter
Fsdsiy AoEtsa. Fsaay cxrroiL Jssk bFady
s1d sxssrzl 81AsE ss1ld- - poslllsss. and .
scasas = seiEs aeslssa - drive tessa Oat
" ths cify. There az 4olte . Benosf ~
p<s1pls - tosa ~ho are sithoot 2ss2s A.a
ksss - sisisls a4sszs Of support. sna II
Ssaeral szaltn soalo devise soaas nnsAns 30
drive snsza oat Of the eity the citizens 81
6fand kssids wsaia oe thaskfGl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

DR. Edis has removed bis residence 10
ass FultoR street. East. His former resi-
dence will be for rent September /. This
house is large, the location frst-clsss. there
10 hot and Geld water. bathroom, furnace
barn, etc. Apply to Or. Edie at his Office
~ Monroe street (ever wilson's drug store
from 10 TO II a. m. or to p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

o rose 10 the hair Of . LADY 10 said 10 lend
attraction when al else has fsiied. So " ii
the Grand Republic cigsrros VIXEN roo hav.
tried oil other brands. Morris X. Treusch
4 Bro, sole sssnts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

as frs. aesL 4-Esr .a-sr 4 .~al-
slf <arSasr "a ~sslsgn pSft-es ga
a. fsl1s@rstsrs "a s2slsra porI0as
..ls 81 sias ~ soaI asff
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

For dor't care, dull. tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. dull pains in back and
head tsntslizipg skin eruptions, kenp's
ssrsapsyilla never fails to give relief. We
alwsys guarantee u. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store. 126 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

The Bank of England is the most eI-
tensive banking institution in the world.
1t employs 1,000 clerks. and Its buildings
cover an area oil eight acres. Smoke Grand
Republic cigarros and buffos. Morris II.
Treusch, & Bro, sole agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Jay Gould is said TO be worth $3.50, 900, 900.
The Rothchilds of England are estimated
at $500 00000 and feel very poor. Smoke
Grand Republic cigarros and bufos, Sold
by Norris H. Treusch & Bro, sole agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

". A. Hall reported 70 sse polios y.-ssr-
Cav that sozs ons had srsksa INTO his
tel chsst ADD tskea s-sv par 81 TIE
tools. The chest wss N = ,sed or ne cor.
ser - Eighta ssd Turner So. -ssrs NJ
H11 = At york.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

The x.r-- h-t~s~a ths Atslsfics and St-s-
ssns ~ss xf~.- - 81. strshsss niss ~
srshf.x ths kthistscs falling spu..r .t n.
s~rk rrrus@s The St-shs.s sr- rs>iy 20
s--t shs Atkietirs ~ sav hrns II o ss-tsst .
49, -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

The bank clsarinss for the week ending
yesterday we're as follows Monday. $l33,
si.ss; Tuesday, Sll63S66i; Wednesday.
slZ7 .s74.23; Thursday. So go 80; Friday,
sl05.9l0.77; Saturday. s7.470.54. Total,
$685.. s05.2l. For the corresponding week
of 1857, $50. 81. Decrease, SIS, 0l0.I0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

kzory =. o1zsr = stiii a s.s1ssF 81 tAs
pssl1cs SeS~Ttnzs1l zlE2o4<E ss sss rsos1tls
= xsc - "a sess1sl TAI al IA 80
soso. ia 4lso sasse szSssit ta.k hs ~As
Fssl5e1t ~ A2i4zAs10o c0o2ty eA-s -
aok a. ornament - ia 1spsEE2snL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

A remedy that has power 10 eradicate the
scuse of rheumatism from the system Is 3
great blessing and 20 are The Grand
Republic cigsrro. and buffos. Morris Ii.
Treusch & Bro. sole agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Ckas- q asesE Eh< aaaslclsz. 40 =
sslns sGed lsz Z. toEss. So " FRED
ss<<t as seetrlclan. 49, sss SET t9r
clsofcs . fes sxxEs age. tns . C12fu<s
ssoona zsish< Asrusgs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

TIE Cr>zasksrs' Uaisn sss- ssa cius
rh.ll<s<- s,v trades unisa n he citv, ir~a
,euidsrr ~ wesd esrv-rs prsss-rss. ard
vii - rsssv 80 r>~s ne sriasers 81 iss.r
&sr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

II will be fair but not fairer than Comp
ton Bros fair prices and terms on ace cur
tsins. drsperiss sRd household furniture.
203 and 965 South Divisfon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

n the report OF the Board of Education
yesterday morning read: -. NJ. Cook for
l. NJ. Clark" Extensive preparations are
being made TO attend the funeral Of the
compositor who set the item.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

sE Faasrs > 70 1ag=r eon1scts1 sita
"a nsscr al 81 as sso1ld gits ia
slsa.l ~ fourississ - 1at ~ TIE K az
49,, 4 .sa.8 X. ID. les9EA
8asiGs.s Aaasgsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

A stylish assortment OF early Fall hats,
trimmed and untrim med. st Mrs kirtons
in the pe- ehepsrd bleck. Fountsid-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Mrs G. A. Chspmsp, head trimmer for
Adams A Co. hss Us, rstures frem Nsv
York With al the new imported styles IN
millinery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Tks c~rfnns sf viessts tke purity 81 80
tlp ne Efe~ 81 tss ro-s snt ne aash ~
z>s- csnsiss IA Fexzsnis ssndrs~s
Rsxa<z.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
Akcley Institute.

rio-~~.r basr<irz SO To- F-tes ~ 6ifh
f-raBt As~esl Nicrtfsa fsTsri 49, fsfii<f1u
rr~rf~ef b~fii1af 80 esutiaeftrr A. Uc1e~r IN.
T~rrr1~ra rnt e sfrEutETsa fr le1sf xx<s.
5asxie $50 ~ - ten rekins sepf u t*0
For fsrfieE. as sf2F-4
Ma q T. sELF EFeEE Fr1ev<
srnsf Hs-.s Ma
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

View goods arriving daily ct Adams
Co = millinery emporium.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
MISS NELLIE CAMPBELL.
Graduate OF orsnd Rapids High schooi
PROFESSOR GRAykSsIEIN.
Well known A. the successful tesehef OF mod
ern languages


COURSE or INSTRUCTION.
in addition 10 the usual iul oourss Of instrw
ton ia n trst-clsS school. from the kindergarten
10 The academic. pSrliculsf attention vii D.
given 10 cshsthenie drilling aud manual exef-
ctses Of graceful and healthy chararter. fbe
ssslen adopted j. most attractive, fascin a. iug
aud successful Sewing. embToiderins ege.. will
als0 lie taught, ana music Will be prominent
feature.
SPECIAL CLASSES
VII no formed tor lessons IA French sad Germ IN
and other studies The object system will be
largely adopted.
THE RECITATION ROOFS
Are admirably adapted ior scholastic purposes.
be Ok rps, loits. well lighted snd admirably ven
tiated. sanitary closets clc.
GIRLS AND BOYS
OF all ages are received. SPEC 81 attention Will be
given 20 scholars of marked pcculi&ritlcs Of
either proficiency or deficiency.
TERMS.
From s. to s. per month. according 70 age, de.
psrtn ent. etc.
SCHOOL Rk-OPENS
Monday, Sept. 10. 1885. but pupils can be entered
frass any date aud charged for sccoIdingly.
The Rector win open the academy daily with =
short and appropriate service for which choir
wal be organized rom the pupils OF the seheo-
FOR further particulars please apply 10 the
Rev. CAMPBELL PAIR. DID.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

An Efficient iustructress IN languages aud calls
ghenios etc Mis- DekIset holds . airlens nom
the Mayor OF Paris. certifying 70 her 81 lliy o.
teacher, Ct.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Graduate of lie Chlcsxo h laosxssFLeo Train,
= @ehool inssFtsctFsss 10 the -nohemisn kiE
sxsaes Ckloxsss ssseher Ia as P,ialls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

Hon. John Randolph Tucker was in the
city Yesterday.
The total number Of deaths in this city last
week wa, forty.
The Governor paid an official visit to The
monitor tleet Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Gin, superintendent Of the Male
Orphan Asylum, is on visit to Norfolk and
Hampton.
Mr. J. c. Boycc, Of Toledo. Ohio, who Is
here on a prospecting tour, is stopping at
the 81. Claire.
Captain John A. Gee, formerly Of Man
chester, now OF Atlanta, Ca, IS on visit to
BIS old friends here.
4 large trunk which was left In front OF
the store Of u. Rose, on Broad street, We'd
nesday nlgAt is held for Identification.
The Powhatan Club will meet In the
Cbauccry Court room at O'Clock Tonight
A president and secretary will be elected.
Colonel Thomas j. Evans has been very
sick, but yesterday Has greatly Improved,
and is now able and glad 10 see bis friends.
Mr. +. T. Bishop. Of Cincinnati, grand
son OF Ex-Governor Bishop, OF OHIO, Is visit
ing Mr.. John Bowers, at us east Clay street.
Judge h. T. Gunter, OF Accomack Colo.
Hti htNuDiDi nAfli-Vhf VI NbAbS@A iNAFf NNN
Charles N. Button, Esq, OF Lyncbburg, are
at Nurphy's.
A meeting OF New South Council, NO. 8,
J. o. L. A. 81. OF Manchester. VIII be
held tonight at OddFellows' Hall. corner
Of Eighth and Hull street. in that city.
A fire alarm was turned in from Box 62
Yesterday at ll:20 O'Clock. Pohee.Onicer
Thomas &. Epps's house, at 907 west Clay
street, was damaged 10 she amount OF sj.
Mr. George W. Gail. Jr., Of Baltimore, sad
Mis- Helen Bauch, OF this city, were married
Wednesday night at the residence OF The
brides father. Mr. Charles Bauch, OF the
firm OF +. .. Noting & Co.
Senator John ". .Dsnlel and Msior PeterJ.
Otey, OF Lynchburg, arrived in the city last
night from Lyuehnurg and are quartered at
the Exchange Hotel. 5enstor Daniel will
return to Lynehburg to-day and Will GO
10 Washington tomorrow.
Maver Elyson, DIR. Curry, snd Captain
Ainslie ali speak IN the highest terms OF
their reception AZ the meeting in Washing
ton Of the Board Of Promotion OF the Three
Americas, and they are fully OF the opinion
that the celebrations Will succeed.
d. p. Gulick. regent; CIV. Tyler. secre-
tarv, snd r. p. Cams Dbell. treasurer OF klba
council, No. 6o6, Royal ATcsBum, Yesterday
paid over to Mrs. Cecilia Ottev, widow OF
tbe late Harry / 0tiey, % es0. being the
amount OF bis insurance in the order.
Captain Maxwell has shipped TO Boston
the bat,le-hags OF the Seventeenth Virginia
and Fiity-seyenth Virginia regiments and the
stand OF colors presented the VirginiA
division by the Governor during the war, 10
be used at The fair being held under the
auspices OF Po.t 6s, Grand Army OF the Re-
pu6lic, Department OF Massachusetts,, Is a
losn. lhe donors being Robert Z. Lee Camp,
No. ., OF Alexandria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
Missing sheets OF Rank Notes.

WksuINGToN, December o. An irregular.
fly has been discovered IN the Treasury De-
parimeut srIsiDg ont Of the myterious DIS.
tsiniug four notes OF tbe denomination OF
s5, and representing e200 in All. The sheets
were included IN the regular delivery from
the Bureau OF Engraving aud Printing TO
the United states Treasurer last Tuesday
morning. The packages we're counted and
reported n be correct In eyevy particular
before leaving the bureau. On rcachisg
the rreasurer's Office they were agsia count
ed and reported correct Tne uotss were
all completed with the exception Of being
stamped with the Treasury seal, and
when that Is added ihcv sre ready
Tor issue. After The packages IN question
had been verified At the Trea.ureT's Office
they were turned over 10 the sealiag division
for completion. They were counted there
and found TO be ten sheets short. These
we're numbered In regular order and were
in the middle Of the package. The officer
in charge Of the division refused 10 receipt
for these sheets and word was seat 10 the
bureau for an explanation. A thorough in-
Yestigation was instituted. and sltbOuzn two
days have passed no trace whdeyer Of the
missing sheeta has been discovered. While
IL is possible that the sheets were mislald and
may be recovered, Il Is more than probable
thsi they were abstr,cted by soale one tho
roughly familiar with The method - handlin q
them. The notes viii readily pass for money.
for they lack only the Treasury seal 10 be
/ lega.tenders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
A warm Reeeption.



LOUISVILLE, n.y., December 6.-An effort
wss msde LAST night 10 arrest Harrison
Hogan. wealthy farmer, three miles above
JeavrsOnvIle. Ind, on a warrant sworn out
BY his divorced wife. He took refuge on a
lat-boAt ~ the river. where he had 4 bsrri-
cade we'll stocked with arms and ammnnI-
ton, and defed Deputy -,heriiis LincS and
Howell. fight en-ued, Hogan using q
shotgun and firing through iOop-holes IN his
barricade and the Officers their reyolsers
from q dTlf.. pile on The bank. Al night
they went into the woods on the bank for
consultation. Hogan got quietly ashore
and surprised them with shot into a clnmp
Of bushes where they were building nre.
They took refuge behind trees, ard the
Gs ht continued until Hogan got toe drop on
Howell. when an armistico was agreed upon.
The officers returned 10 Je.lerson,llle, and q
party OF four were sent out to make the az
rest. They had not succeeded AZ last &C.
eouuta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
Doiux. Of Republicans.

The Republican paper to be started here
will probably represent that wing OF the
party which regards General Malone as
their wise and great leader, and. II so, It will
not receive support from tue BradY-Came-
rOu.LangstOn branch.
II lisnOw understood that all attempts to
get nut a quo UurTGRto with the object OF
testing the accuracy Of the presidential
count In Virginia have been abandoned and
for ratherlcurious reasons. General Malone
Is wiling 20 let the matter rest where It Is.
The Virginia Repu rhcans are exceedingly
desirous OF showing who IS 10 have the dts
iribution Of the Federal patronage in the
state. No matter which wing OF The party Is
recognized TIE other will "kick.' Harrison
Is going to he very much bothered about this
thisg, and will be glad enough when he gets
through with the Job. The exceeding
probability. however, is that at the outset at
least the Republican members OF Congress
from this state viii have the weight OF in
fuence. They sre supposed to be on very
good terms with Mahone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
Rtehmoud Theatre.

Lizzie Evans. who appesrs at the Theatre
tonight and Saturday matinee IN The
Buckeye" has very strong company this
season. Her leading man is Willllsm \.
Griffith. formerly lending man in Louisville
and Cincinnati. lie was the Romeo to Mary
Anderson when she MAZE her debit as Jul
liet. Her comedian Is Donald Harold, for
merly with Annie Pixley. la the company
is Harry Wilson, very 6ne Goldman =
character actor. he plays the Old Landlord
in 1.-The Buckeye" the roe designed for
Denman Thompson; also. Percy Plunkstt'
Miss Mae Wentworth, Miss Ida Robinson,
and other well-known people.
Lizzie Evans has been meeting with great
success this season. Her new play. The
Buckeye" has made decided hit, aud Is
being played to crowded houses every where.
% The Buckeye" will be seen for the hrs'
time in Richmond At the Richmond Theatre
tonight and Saturday matinee. saturday
night " Our Angel"
seats now on sale at box-oflice.
Mondsy and Tuesday, December 10Th and
1ttb, j. X. Emmet in "Our Fritz" with bis
Sl0, 900 st. Bernard dog.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
THE UPTOWN HOTEL
It Looks Very Huch Lac It is Going
20 he Bullt.

The talk OF the town yesterday was the
new hotel. aud II was regarded as gooo
augury of success that Msior Lewis Ginter
had gone 10 work at IL with such energy ana
determination, and that for the systemstic
canvass OF the city he bad obtained - leader
Nsjor Norman Y. Randolph. Here is
combination hard TO beat.
The money will be raised. NO halt: no
reirograde movement now is allowable we
must 20 forward. To fail would wipe out
much of the reputation for enterprise oDtain-
ed by toe city by means OF the Exposlticn'
But there will be no failure; success Is the
word.
A number OF our people are anxious to
rush into print on the question OF site. wen,
sll NAV have their opiRious, but those woo
subscribe will have the decision. and they
may be Influenced by Information which the
general public haven't and can't have be-
fore them.
M3jor Randolrh Will in day or two an-
pouuce his committees and they will at once
begin The canvass for subscriptions There
Is no time to be lost II the bnilding Is to be
commenced next spnng and that II "
Lewis Gintsr and Norman Randolph have
determined. They have back Of them Joseph
r Anderson, z. II. Mayo, I. q. Williams,
T.. A. Saunders. John p. Branch, Fred. K
Scott, Robert 5. Archer, r. A Lancaster,
james II. Dooley. John Dunlop, and the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Company.
Our men OF wealth could subscribe all the
money needed readily II they would act IN
concerr aud be liberal. but II they will not
The general public, business people, and
Others eau raise the sum now needed to COM
peie the subscription required.
A was said at the Chamber OF Commerce
meeting wednesday evening only one thing
has been determined IN connection with the
new hotel. and that is IL shall be located on
ShockOe Hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
PRETTY MARRIAGE AT ST. PAUEs.
Mr. James N. Gentry and Miss shir-
Icy Cary Welded.

A very pretty marriage WAS solemnized NJ
st. Psufs church yesterday afternoon, when
Mr. James Melville Geplry and Hiss Shirley
cary, two bright and happy Young people,
phgh ghted their ttOih. There was an unusu.
ally large audience present for an after
noon wedding, the editce being weli-nigb
crowded. Professor Jacob Reinbardt, the
orssni,t of the church, enteTtGlned the CONS
nsny with varied mueicai airs until the ap-
nrosch OF the bridal cOriege, wh0n the organ
Desled forth the familiar stains OF we'd
ding march. The ceremony, which was
preity rs well - impressive, vas conducted
by the rector Rev. Df. ChSrles Minnlgerode.
Immediately after the ceremony aud re.
ceiving the con .rstu ,tious OF friends Mr.
Gentry and bis handsome bride were driven
IA the Bvrd.Street station, where they teok the
G. 20 traia for trip through the North.
M.ny relatives ana friends were present to
bid them bon IOydge
The bride j. a laughter OF hr. Mles cary,
who was formerly member ot toe firm of
shields n Cary. Brosd-Sreet groceFs, ou. Is
now engaged In cle Icsl business. Ihe
groom Is tobsceonist, and Is engaged With
hls uncle. Mr.. John A. Huteheson, proprie-
tor Of the Planters Warehouse.
The ushers were Messrs. ii. Cary,
George l.. Cary, Rutherford Rose, Juoal
Early, Richmond Mann, and J. b. Gentry.