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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
MaRRiAGEs YESTERDAY.
Two Church.uiIl Couples NO Longer
In single BIessedness."

Mr.. Robert Lee Adams and Miss Bet
tie Quarles Rady were married yesterday
afternoon at half-past o'clock IN Trinity
Methodist church, the officiating minis
ters being Rev. William K. Judkins and
the pastor of st. Johns Episcopal
church, Rev. i. w. Burton. The cere-
mony, though plain, was pretty, and was
witnessed by very large congregation.
The bride and groom as they entered
the church were preceded by the
six ushers, who ranged themselves
around the chancel rail on each side OF
the couple. During the service the
organist, Mr.. John Frischkorn, who had
marched the party in to Mendelssohn's
Wedding March," played softly Schu-
bert's Serenade." "
After the benediction was pronounced
Mr.. Adams and his newly-made wife left
the church and boarded the 6:20 train
for brief northern tour.
Miss Rady wore n terra-cotta plush
travelling suit, with hat to match, and
carried large bouquet OF Marechal Neil
and pearl roses. At the neck of her dress
was a diamond lace-pin-a gift OF the
groom.
The ushers were Messrs. W. Cabell
Trueman (best NAM, +. S. TurPin, q.
Baylor Hill, II. Melville Starke, l.. c.
West, and A. 5. Rust.
There were five clergymen in the
chancel during the service, Revs. j. z.
Garland, w. f. Evans, j. r. Sturgis,
and the two who conducted the cere-
mony.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. Charles
p. Rady, clerk OF the City School Board.
She IS pretty and accomplished. Mr..
Adams is q deseryedly popular young
man, and is highly appreciated by all
who know him. For several years he
has been hat clerk in II. Schwarzchlld's
clothing store.
REYEoLDs-SHINBERG
While the above wedding was in pro-
gress a large crowd of people were spec
tators of similar ceremony at Leigh
Street Baptist church, where Mr.. jeff
ID. REYNOLDS and Miss Stella Shinberger
presented themselves at the altar and
were married by Rev. $. A. Goodwin.
The bride, who is the daughter of Police
man John +. Shinberger and very hand
some, was tnstefnlly dressed in travel
ling suit of dark-plum plush. The groom
and ushers wore Prince Albert coats.
Messrs. Charles j. Billups and ". II.
Gathright acted AS best men, and Messrs.
b. l.. Meads of Portsmouth, Wilson
REYNOLDS of Knoxville, Tenn, Archer
Hechler, Charles Meagher, Samuel
Crane, and J. Lindsey Fitz acted as
ushers.
The happy pair took the 6:20 train,
and will visit Washington, Philadelphia,
and New York.
Mr.. Reynolds is Sergeant-at-Arms OF
the City Council, where his courteous
bearing has gained him many new
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
Las. day of AUCTION sALx
phillips's pig.s,sbls Cocoa

makes a very delicious and noarishing drink.
II Is particularly adapted for persons OF wssk
digestion, differing therein from all other CO
coss In the market La haf-pound and ave-
pound oassA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06

II THs DIFFERENT wArEEs have been using
have done me good. the OTTERBURS LirHII has
accomplished the greatest gooi ia tho shortest
time. GEOR0s J. HooPEl, 81,
RlchmOud. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06

AsoosrURA BirTzRs. the world-renowned sp-
petlzer and inyigorator. Used now over tho
whole civilized world Beware Of limitations
ASA for the genuine article, manufactured by
DR.. j. q. Is. SIEGERr s SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
JTSTIFIED.

The first case taken up was that OF
Officer J.. ". HanIoD, of the Second
district. against whom had been prefer
red the charge of clubbing a negro man
named Thomas Hucles without pro-
vocation. The facts in the case
are these: On the occasion OF
the marriage at the Monumental
church of Miss Mayo and Mr. Carter,
about six weeks ago, Hucles kept getting
in the way, and was told by the officer
that If he did not behave himself he
would have to club him. Hucles per-
sisted. and as result received a slight
tap on the head.
There were large number OF witnesses,
among them several of the compliments
friends. The examination consumed
nearly two hours, and then the board,
without examining all of the witnesses
for the defence, exonerated the officer,
saying that his conduct was justitiable and
that he did just what was right.
ADAMS LEFT OUT.
The next case taken up was that OF
ex-Officer J. g. Adams, Of tho First
district
On Monday the 2Sth Of November
last Adams reported at the First station
house that during his absence from home
that morning about 8 o'clocb his resi-
dence, No. 62l north Twenty.hfth
street, had been entered and robbed OF
Sll4 in currency, gold watch and chain,
n pair OF gold bracelets, and other arti-
cles. The matter was investigated, and
the police arrived at the conclusion that
no robbery had been committed.
Sergeant Alexander Tomlinson was
one OF the officers who went to Adamss
house and stated that Mrs. Adams told
him that only 81 or SO was lost, and that
was the money of young lady stopping
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
TYPE VIII FER.


NEW FRUITS. CITR0N,
~ CURRANTs, FIGS, RAlsINS and PRUNEs;
FKRsH SARATOGA CHlPsi MN Nois'
SWEET CIDER and PCkk HONEY at
del MCCARTHY 4 HAYNES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
supreme Cour, OF Appeals Yesterday.

Committee for Students OF the Medical
College of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06

Rice against Hartman. From the Cir
cult Court of the county of Fauquier.
Affirmed, Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion.
Richardson against Sewers and others.
From the Circuit Court of Clarke county.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering the
opinion. q,
Commonwealth against Lucas. Argued
by the Attorney General and submitted.
Cravin against the Commonwealth
two cases. Argued by General John L.
Roller for plaintiff in error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
Hoods SaYsaparilIa

Is the best blood purifier before tho psbnc. II
eradicstoS every impurity, and cures Sc-ofula,
Salt Hheum. Doils. FimpIos all liumors, Dys-
pcPsia, Bihousness, Sick llcsdscho. Indigestion,
General Debility, Catarrh. rheumatism, Kidney
and liver Complaint. overconcs that tired feel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06

No schedule has yet been arranged,
but as it takes about m hour to go from
one end of the line to the other, each
car. with ten on the entire double route,
will be ten or twelve minutes apart. in
tire beginning the strength of the system
will be most severely tried, for nearly
everybody in Richmond will want 10
ride as soon as the line starts, if only "to
see how it feels"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
LAVE WEATHER REPORT.
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is peculiar medicine II IS carefully prepared
nom SarsSpaTills, pandclion. Mandrake. Dock,
F'TSissowa, juniper Berries. and other we'll
known ard valuable vegetable remedies by q
peculiar combination, proportion and process.
giving % Hoods SarsapArIa curative power not
possessed by other medicines 10 effects remark
able curps yrhcrp thor r,rer,arafious faU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
CLOAKS.

Tho plain figures with which the prices Of our
garments in tho Cloak Department are marked
shows the great reduction that We rave made in
prices Every Cloak, Jacket, Sacquc and Wrap
Of every description has b"en marked down.
Never before have you boon able 70 buy a gar
nent ns cheap. LEVY & DAVIS
BLANKETS very cheap "a 4-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06

J.. d. MCINTYRE & CO.. Up. NJ. onicns. apples.
and oranges
WILLIAM JENKINS, iS25 P. NJ, bananas, aT'-
pies. aud cranges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06

Ess~ MOURNING GOODS.-DRESS
GOODS NEIIINGS, GLOVES. HANDKER-
CHIEFS, CkAPE~, &c, for mourning. ~
Levy * DA|IS'S.
see our cheap SMYRNA RUGS !ai-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
EXAMINING TIE REGISTER OF THE LAND
OFFICE.

The special Joint legislative committee
compostd of Senators Jones and Loven-
stem and Delegates Crismond. Loving,
aud Morton appointed to examine the
workings and general conduct OF the
REGISTER OF the Land Office met yester-
dey afternoon and performed that duty.
They visited the office, looked over Its
books and papers, questioned the Of
ficials. and then adjourned to meet this
afternoon, when a report will be pre-
pared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
HUMOROUS AND PATHETIC
III READINGS.
rnnMAs NsIsON PAGR.

@MARSE CHAM AND OTHER S1OhlkS.
Attee Young Mems Christian Association,
TUESDAY NIGHT, JAsUARY 10TH,
AZ $50 Oriock. Members ifee; reserved seats,
25c. Public, 25c; reserved seats. ~. extra
49, a tff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06

LEWIS ART GALLERY

Etchlnss, Engravings, sc. To-day at 10 A. NJ.
aDd4P NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
Hoods SarsapariIIa

lIas mot peculiar and unparalleled success at
home. such has become l,s popularity in Lowell.
Mas. whore it Is rrad,. that whole neighboT-
hoods are taking Il az tho same time. Lowell
druggists sell moro Of Hoods Sarsaparilla than
of an other sagsaTarillas or blood purifiers.
sold By druggists. 81; six IS. Prepared only by
{. L HOOD & co, ApotAocaries, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses Cne Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06

XxTANTED, A FIRST-CLASS COOK
w AND BAKER Ar TIIE sE. CHARLES
uoTEI. !s s-is.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
ny- PILLOW-SgAMS IN GREAT /

variety:
A large stock of very cheap TOWELS;
Very handsome TIDES al low prices;
Five hundred remnants Of DRESS GOODS;
sCARFs and TIDES for decorations:
TaBLE-CLOTHs and NAPKINS very cheap
HANDKERCHIEFs from 90. up to g each;
BLANKETS almost given away:
COMFORTABLES from &c. ny 10 81.
Thousands Of BARGAINS az
LEVY & DAV1S's.
See our cheap SMYRNA RUGS. ia 4-eoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-06
Last day OF AUCTION SALE

Etcbings, Eugravings. &c. To-day atiO NJ.
and Z. u.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
a Ohild wan Two aonhha.

A baby was recently born In a weftern
State which had two mouths The news
item docs not give the sex OF the child,
but Just think OF its future possibilities,
no matter whether lt's boy or . girl.
II 1t . girl sho can sing duet with her
self; she can cay yes 70 proposal Of mar.
riage with one mouth and no with the
other; she can eat leo sream with one
mouth and stow away the fragrant fried
oyster In the other; in fact her capacity
for absorbing the good things OF life can
hardly be estimated. Ii the child Is . boy
he can cry with one mouth and laugh
with the other he can develop precocious
profanity with one, whils with the other
he can sing Il want to be an ANGEL" he
can drink mint juleps with one and tickle
tho other with Bourbon straight; he can
talk Democracy and low tariff with one,
while the other can utter protection and
Republican doctrine; In short, he might
bo both presidential and vice presiden-
tial candidate all by himself, or he m light
run on both Republican and Democratic
tickets, and thus be sure OF ele e.tion. The
future OF the double-moushed child will
be watched with interest.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Hed Aien's Hail.

Saturday evening the stockholders c 1
tho proposed Red Mems Hall mes At
Sixth and shipley streets for the pur-
pose Of effectiDg permanent organtsA-
tion and adopting by laws The fol-
10 wing officers were elected. President,
Joieph Pyle; vice president, Leonard
Heissi secretary, Thomas IL. II. MeEsia,
ger; treasurer, W. Il. Kramer. Tho
secretary WAS instructed TO make ar.
rangemt nts for the first annual meeting
on the second Wednesday In February.
The directors will then be elected and
given power to secure y suitable site for
the hall and proceed with It's erection.
Az IL 10 the desire that the new hall be
controlled by the order, ro subscrip-
sions have been taken from Outsiders,
although many desire 10 purchase
stock.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
lAt rha onaraHouun.

Next Monday night the Atkinson &
Cook Combination will commence an en-
gagement o: one week and the Freedom ian
oi New Brunswick No. s speaks of them
as follows:
A most wonderful business as been
done during the week at the Opera House
by the Atkinson & Cook Company.
Never before In the history of the house
have there been such crowds In attend
ance for an entire week, and never before
has such a company played. there at popu.
lar prices. Atkinson & Cook have al
ways done well here, and have always had
q good company, but the present engage
ment eclipses ali others, both In receipts
and in the quality of both plays and
players"
On Monday February 18Th "Monbars"
will be given for the second time this
sea.on, and on Wednesday night Is the
Casino Opera Company will appear in
''Erminie."
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
bee HIVE"
300 Market Street.

Getting ready for inventory.
Another great mark down.
Colored Velveteens from 75c
and 81 down to 3sc a yard.
Only a few left.
81 and SI.2s Stripe Velvets
down to soc. A big loss, but
we want the room.
A few pieces OF Camel's Hair
Dress Goods go in at 3sc-a
rare bargain. What we have
left of Black Italian Quilted
Skirts cut down from $3.50 to
81 each.
Plaid and Stripe French Flan-
nels, new and best goods, re-
duced from soc to 35c a yard.
Your chance for a cheap dress.
A good and pretty Century
Cloth as you ever bought for
Ioc goes in this narked-down
at 6 I-4c a yard.
A few Felt TiSies, Table
Covers and Scarfs at twe- thirds
price to close out the small bal
ance Of stock before inventory.
Do you want to buy a Plush
Cap or Bonnet for the little one
at two-thirds pricee II SO. see
ours.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ne Traces Yea

The body OF b. b. Lukens, formerly
OF this city. who perlshed In q blizzard
In the far west about shree weeks ago,
has not yet been recovered. Fer several
days his brother and fellow Tanohmen
entertain cd the hope that he Was still
Alivo, but they now feel perfectly sure
OF his death. Every effort has been
made TO recover the body, bus without
avail It ~ now thought that the bod ,
cannot be recovered until the snow dis.
appears In the spring. Tho mother OF
the unfortunate young man reoslved .
letter from the other son Saturday. The
letter is dated Sheridan, Neb., January
~, 1887, and with much sadness ex
presses she abandonment OF all hope Of
Dede being alive. or of recovering the
body until warmer weather. Az aooa
o. the body 10 recovered DR.. j. Paul
Lukens OF this city will be notified by
telegraph.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
DeAtn Of maggie Guthrie.

The second death from small pox &C
CURED last Saturday morning, Miss Mag.
gle Guthrie Of No. $50 x. Seventh ttreet,
who has been dangerously III with Is fol
the past ten days, having passed away.
Tho deceased was about Is years OF age
and very estimable young lady. She
uas q pupil of the High School aud pos
sessed OF remarkable talent for one &c
young. Her father, Michael p. Guthrie
is meulies employed by the Pusey q
Jones Company. Miss Guthrie was for
the past four years member Of St. Mary,
SoAAlity of 81. Mary's Church. The in
tcra, 1t took place at o O'Clock Baturda ~
evening. and was made at the ne Y
cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Gonh stnrias of Grant.

"rhe fret lime saw General Gran
to know him." said Major Osmun 10 q
knot of story tellers the other day,
twas In the November OF 1864. was
then attached 10 Hanoook's headqusr-
terp, and Was sent to carry q despatch
10 General Grant. II Was raining fol
all IL vas worth, and ths mud sboul
those Petersburg trenches was like
glue. Putting my horse 70 . gallop
Vas getting over the ground at . good
rate, and soon met aud passed soil
tAry rider asttide little sorrel horse
The mans slouoh hat was pulled down
over his eyes, aud the rain was coursine
In strsams down the ponoho Ia whict
he was closely wrapped. A moment
later came up with quite group ol
riders, and, catching sight OF lot oi
gold braid. Jumped at the ooaolusion
that had struck some 0soerArs staff
/ asked II they knew whers General
Grant was, and one OF them said:
why. boy. you've Just passed him.
"Without word, wheeled my horse
and dashed bAok 10 the solitary 6gurs
ahead. As l came mp hs seemed 10
take 10 the situation, for he said sharp
lJ: who are you looking for, young
msn?'
"Ars you General Grant2" asked
eagerly.
holding out his hAni for my dispatch
Then he said; "Wby dida't yon come
10 me at onoe?"
Ill"
II didn't think you were Genera
Grant"
"You didnt2 Why didn't your"
81 saw his eyes twinkle abJvo his
four u nes before, 10 looked SO bad. 81
/ yentured to tell the fac,: 'Bscause,
oidn't suppose General GrAut would
ride such . looking horse as that' Il,
buTst out Into . hearty laugh. and Gen
Badeau told me afterwArd that it va,
the fret time for week he had hea rd
Grant laugh. The General reoeipted
on the envelope for the dispatch and
dlsmiGeed me, saying: The next TINT
you ere sent to General Grant perhaps
you will know him.' Bat after that
took my dispatches to the chief Of stat.
am reminded of o story which m ~
be new to laymen. When GenerRlS
Grant and InRalls were young subal
terrs in Oregon they gave each other q
pledge TO abstain from tho use OF al
intoxicsnts for one year. A single ex
oeption was made 10 tho binding force
OF thls mutual promise, viz, In the
event OF q rAttlesnske bite. 1t was to be
declared of or invalid. A week passed
away quietly enough, but not without
thiIst which was the more fervtnt for
not being disclosed. Az last II could bs
endured no longer. 0de morning Lieu
tenant Grant was awakened by hearing
. tremendous noise near his tent, and
upo1 looking out there was Lieutenant
IngAlls, bare legged and bare-fo ted
threshing around In the brush at .
great rate.
"Rufe," cried the future General aud
President, "whAt In - are you do
ina"
surprised, bat still intent upon hil
obIeot, bis friend and oomrRde replied
''LookinR for . rAttlesnAke, old man,
aud toll you, they are - hard t.
hnd. d."-Washingtcn N Capitol.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Iplarod kfla sxAak

Yesterday David Hughes, Of the rail.
road postal service between Now York
and Washington, . brother of Cond no.
tor Al. HuRhes, Of the Baltimore &
PhiladslphiA Railroad, fell on the slip.
perry pavement near his residence In
this city and Injured his back seriously,
DE-. Snitcher, who 10 attending him,
thinks IL will bo some weeks before he
a aboRt again,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
elbow osp KuoeRss ON.

On Friday evening, Bertrand, the
l3.yeAr old son Of X. z. Potter, of No.
823 West Seventh street., while ooAstina
on West Seventh street, oollided with
another sled and knocked the cap from
his left elbow. He WAS taken to the
ofiioe OF DIR. Smith Cooper, where the
fracture was reduced. The boy IL doing
we'll.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
nOrIOnA.
CsIj 10 Real Estate Owners.

%. ~ tenants composing my rent-rol
r,", ne ynar 1851 have with few ereesptions,
s,s@ ne entire salts ahon, beth IN payment
10 r-.,dlng heowneF vim greatly Increased
~ IN. A. we'll as mTself fer the special care
w, .rlsstlon OF ny tsnAnts, .. each enc
~ a eiosp scruSny before being accept
|ru k,anerty o sners who have heretofore
r. .nneyed with bad nADts aAd less. OF
',,lli save money By adopueE bettsr plan
sgIpIoylng a somp tsni sn1 espoiisMa1,ssa r M,s,
", ,.snty years Of study aud praoheA ex-
Es.,,s In general esnveyanoinx md real es-
4. ms,,rrs, do not hesitate 70 hol myself
aualined Ter renting and mAnag-
+,,Nl es'Ate, and also iof preparation OF
In napsfs for dispeainK Of propeIty:
Fpi hst esEukGE u. IA KIN.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
For sah.
LrUR SALE.

FoH SALE
soi west ath strset, y rooms.
III West 6th street, . rooms.
s)B West sth street, rooms
lsOs Resi slh rtroef, . rooms.
ltOI and l0)9 West Bth street, 10 rSsunr.
900 aud e0l vanBuren siro,t rooms.
SIS vanburen street. rooms.
7i3 Woilasion street, = rooms.
70o west sixth suesL I rooms.
B)3 west Sikh street, rooms.
These DToparties have all cJnvenlouosa,
and ars we'll located. NJ. T. pUULt,
nsu No. sio1k aarket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
OhArtsr Granred

On Saturday Judge Grubb granted q
charter 10 the LSborers aud Hod Gar.
riers Beneficial Ass collation., the object
OF which Ia "to promote benevo lenoa
and the moral and intellectual welfare
Of its members by fraternal assistance
In business"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Almost SaOnO.

Only two case oil small pox remain in
this city and they will be entirety we'll
within one week. Owing TO the rigid
quarantine maintained by theBoard of
Health, no further spread OF the disease
is anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Columbia Castle,

On Wednesday evening, next, Deputy
Supreme Commander Lemuel MARI, will
go to Dover TO institute Columbia Castle
No 4, Ancient Order of Knights of the
Mystic Chain. He will be accompanied
by several other members of the order.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
DECORATIONS

We have a few japanese
Decorations left over from
the holidays, which we will
sell at very cheap prices; in
fact, at your own figures.
Call early and get good
choice.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Republican "a oetfng'

This evening at 8 O'Clock the Republi-
can voters. of the Second ward will hold
meeting at the FELTON, House at Second
and Walnut streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Broke = Leg.

Saturday, . 13-year odd son Of Mrs.
Peterson, widow OF the late Officer Peter.
son, had leg broken by collision with
another sled while coasting down Eighth
street hill. He was removed to his home
and DR.. Hughes attended to his injury.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

NTDrIuE To TkAOHkRS-TdEbE
In viii pe an aXAmin alton OF teachers
6I ,eoonJ and tbEi grAio oertihca os In
scnsI builllbg no. ]. on Rrenoh street,
@nninstin between linn .nd sixth. tn
Ssy,n M, mi ily At 0 =. IN. HERMAN BE :
M, G0uLty auperibtendent.
ia At III, ,tuk tn ,tt-2iw
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
2O6 MARKET ST., snSSsD. 1sSsD

Nothing like them to wear In snow
and slush. The girls need them, The
boys need them, we all need them. We
have plenty of them; all sizes, with heel
and spring heel; fleece lined and fusion
lined. Seli-scting and buckle for ladies
misses and children Mems and boys
moceaslns to wear with gum boots; all
slzes. Better call early though. They
are moving out very lively. Prices the
oWest In town.