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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Ncns IN tne KiIi Citr.

Especial telegram 10 Inc bl5paEh-l
LYNCuBURG, Va. January lS.-The First
Ward colored Republicans met last night
Snd adopled resolutions endorsing ex-COn.
gressman Bruce for a place IN President
Harrison's Cabinet.
A good deal Of excitement wss created 10
the streets TO-DAY by the appearance Of 8
crtzv white woman named johnson, who
proclaimed herself Queen OF the United
States. She was altred in a most fantastic
costume. She was arrested and confined
mill friends called for her.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the cotton mill was held to-day, and de-
cided 10 erect mill At once.
A large excursion party, composed mostly
Of Stockholders OF the Lyuehburg Nail aud
Iron-Worss, went mp 70 Rfusrns, where The
work. are located, 10 see the test Of the new
cas- furnace Just erected for smelling iron.
rhis il new method, and the first ever
erected ~ this country. The furnace vas
built by NJ. V. Smtb, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-
yania, aud the trial was emiuently satlsiac-
tory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

Tho docket in thc Police Court Yesterday
IuorunE was very light one. OF the cases
tried The following were the most import
aut:
Nouis Perkins coloredl, breaking into the
,ioIc oi j. Noglc in thc n-l'-tnc and steal
iul iot % cl-ars, candle, and spices. sent
to i1Ii for ninety doys.
Joseph DAVIS, u susil colorcd boy whose
aIc.t was noticed in yesterdays Dispatch.
,ga- charged with entering Trinity Lutheran
chug and stealing b.ll and several Jugs
containing money. The boy, who Is only
mine years old. admitted the larceny, hui
claimed that ho wa. urged to commit The
thtf, by another boy. on account OF his
youth the boy va. released after being
s1uudv tbrashcd iu court hy his father.
isaiah I,ans ,c0ioredl bclug as escaped
lursIc from the Petersburg asylum. Cons
tuurd until The -n.b.
william CrmrmE (coloroO, carrying
concealed weapons. Fined 800 and costs.
IS. J. Appleton, tresp1,siug ON the prem
i,c, Of %. %. Boudlr. Security required for
ninety daf-.
samuel Thornton 0igs Booker Tyler ,col-
or,d'. charged with beng suspicious cha
rac,cr Security required for thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
MAxCHESTEa's CONTRIBUTION.
Personal oud other Items from Our
AlSier CIiy.

MI. Walter Watkins, Of Chesterfield, was
10 the city yesterday.
The January term Of the Hastings Court
will begin on Monday.
The ball given by Indanola Tribe OF Red
Men last night 1T Leader Hail was quite an
enjsyabl" affair.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ann l.. Thompson.
who died early Yesterday morning. will take
place from the Fiith.Street Methodist church
at 2:30 p. N. too day.
n is thought thai at The next mcetiag oi
TIE School Board an additional teacher VIII
be elected for the white schools, which are
rather crowded.
Rev. John j. Clopton, the Jealous pastor
oi the Meade Memorial Episcopal church.
has reconsdered the matter Of accepting the
call extended 70 him by a church In Georgia.
aud, 10 the dellghtof his people, Will remain
In Manchester.
The meeting OF the Missionary Society Of
the Haiubridge- street Baptist church, an
noUnced 70 be held last night, has been post
poucd until next Friday nizht, when there
viii be an interesting address aud some good
music.
Mrs. Ellen Maudcrs, widow oi John Man
ders, r.. who died about a year ago ~ q
very advanced age. died at Midlothian yes
torday morning at O'Clock, in the seventy
ninth year oi her nge. Her funeral will take
place from -. Peters Cathedral, IN Rich
mond, at O'Clock tbi' afternoon.
The annual celebration OF the sunday
school ~ Wcsf-Eud Methodist church occur
rfd THURSDAY night and was sn occasion OF
much enjoyment. The attendance was very
large Rev. T.. NJ. Peter.on, OF Central
church. delivered vcrv happy address TO
the children, which applied 10 The older peo-
f.. s..f "A fftfsra ~ Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
The Fnect of shs coupon Decision At
NOrfoth.

The cases against Taylor and Grceuhow.
decilrda- NoriolS, were sult, for dSmages
for uot originally receiving the coupons ten
dcret for taNcs-aud the sul, against sheriff
Winston was not tbe uJWcton, but suit
for damag,, for ltyyug tuc execution IN bis
hguls-uo coupons beIng rendered BIN for
said execution. the allegation being that the
execution was VOID, ht,lng been obtained
under au unconstitutional law. Tnis was
ouiy q test case; and iJr all the other execu-
tious 90 hls hands coupons have Oeon tenN
dcred, thus preventing levy and sale. but The
commonwealth can keep on bringing suits
and helpingo ON costs.
Thocontcmpt ease. arising from Wmston's
di>ohedicuce OF Judge Bonds Injunction
restraining bin from leSyiuc ichsre 40 coV-
poas jc.rf tlb3sred n payment OF he cIecu.
bon, Wss not called up. bat would probably
.ll with tAe Olhcrs-->o IL will not be pressed
hy tue bohdh0lder,' counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

Printing Company Chartered-"po-
ciaI Term Ordered for Tuesday.

Mr.. II. NJ. smith. Jr., yesterday obtained
from Judge Wexford. OF the city Circuit
| Court a charter for the !. J.. Hi Printing
/ Company, o JOINT stock concern formed for
/ the purpose of conducting The general pTint-
| ing. iltnoerouhing, and booS business.
The capitol stock IL 10 be not less than
| S2O.O0) nor more than 100000, divided into
shares of 800 each, and real estate may he
held not exceeding one acre. This company
succeeds 10 The business formerly conducted
by Andrews, Baptist & Clcmmtt
The officers for the first ycsr arc: Presi-
dent, James T.. Gray; Secretary and Trca-
.urer, j. +. Iin; Directors, the above. aud
Mc.srs. W. ~. Palmer. r.. :. Bosher, l.. II.
jenkins. j. :. Elicit, l.. NJ. Griilin, and Il.
s.. Johnston. The coroorat0rs embrace the
above, and Mossrs. r. e.. Williams and J. IL.
LlaW.
Judge Wexford has ordered q special term
Of the Circuit Count for next Tue'day morn
ins no n O'Clock, to which term the case oi
R. p. IIubsrd against j. Thompson Brown
4. Co. W, continued when called few days
40. Judge Gunt1, Il The First circuit,
Will eit for Judge WclIio,d. The jury will
probably bc summoned to-day
The following suit wa. instituted ycstcr-
day: Ellison & Harvey against Illli d
FraWner for S36Lj3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
WEST VIRGINIA.
THE SENATORIAL DEADLOCK NOT YET
BROKEN.
Both Parties Standing to Their Guns-A
Dramatic Moment and
Dissppointmeat
special telegram to the D,sps.ch.i

CHsRIEsroN. w. Va. January lS-Tbe
House held smother short and unevenful
session this morning, aud adjourned until
tomorrow.
The gallery Of the Senate chamber was
crowded with spectators, attracted by the
report that an organization would probably
be effected, but I'm this they were dsap-
pointed. although il seemed az one time that
the end Of the deadlock had been reached.
On the eighty.ninth bsllO. 1t looked very
much as though Hon. Thomas T. Davis, the
Republican member from Taylor county.
was elected president. The ballot had
proceeded until the last name bad
been called with but very little va
rance from the preceding ballots. Mr..
McAllister. WHO had not voted when
his name was called. announced bis desire TO
vote and voted for Thomss f. Davis. There
upon Senators Scott, Minear. Maxwell,
smith, Campbell, Morrison. Furbec, SNYDER,
Worley, Morris, woodward. and Lowther
changed 70 Davis. senator Davis then
changed his vote TO George L. Pnce. one
vote more was needed to eject Davis, ana all
eyes were open and ears strained TO hear the
result. A ieW seconds elapsed amid Oreat9less
excitement. when senator Price changed bis
vote 10 Davis, thus giving him sufficient
finished the addition OF the vote when Sena-
tor McCallister obtained recognition and
changed bis vote 20 scott. This OF course
undid what bad been done. and the con-
gratulations that had been extended TO .r.
DAVIS went for naught. Another ballot fol-
lowed, but all the members on both sides
voted scattering.
A.P. Morris ied 4 notice oi contest Tor
the seat OF J. W. Yeaton. Democratic sena'
tor from the Second district, but as the body
was unorganiZed nothing could be- done
further than 10 place ID on die.
Al noon recess was tIkeG until halt.past
! this evening.
The general impression among members
Of both parties was that an organization
would be effected tonight. but In this they
were sgsin mistaken. Seven more ballots
were taken without any election, aod at
about $50 an adjournment was had until II
O'Clock tomorrow.
Democratic caucus 10 decide upon
candidate for United states senator Will be
called in the near future, but the exact man
has not bcen decided upon. From present
appearances rcpilliion % the deadlock OF
two years ago, which resulted IN the defeat
OF senator Camden, seems possible, II mol
probable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
tbai he would be asked to accept place IN

that he would be asked to accept place IN
the Cabinet.
"NOne,v was the reply. ave received
numerous letters from people ali over The
country suggesting tuat should prospect 10
that direction. but while I've been comph-
monted by this kindly consideration OF my
friends, have simply remained passive"
''Would you accept portfolio ?"
Yes, II l was sure It would be congo.
ni1i."
Malone. when asked what position he
would prefer in Harrison's Cabinet, replied
that his preference lay IN The direction OF the
pOst.oiiice, because" he said, "it viii suit
me better than any other. II would put me
in a position 10 look after matters affecting
the southern people and enable me TO
illustrate my coucern In southern affairs.
could, in conducting the Post Office Depart
mcnt. make mluY provisions for our people
which would not be Afforded me as directly
IN any other place-that Is, according TO my
idea Of Cabinet lie, which Is no sinecure,
assure YOU"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Two neccnt MenhtnFs.

Tie marriage OF Mr.. 1hom's 9. Wilson
and Miss Addio ShangIe took place ST the
residence Of kov. Dr. Corey, in Washington,
ID. C., on the l7th instant The bride IS "a
sist r-in.iaw of Captain j. II. O'Bnnon,
Superintendent Of Public Pnning. and the
groom is popular young druggist, Tor sew
ersl vars with Or. q. ". Lailmer, OF this
citv. but is now located at Dunbar Pa. The
happy pair lcit Yesterday for Dunbar, their
future home. aud have the best wishes OF
many friends IN this city.
A pretty wedding took place "Wednesday
at thc residence of Mr. j. B. Wilson. 10
Amelia county. The contracting parties
were Miss Kate Wilson and Mr.. Robert
Kemp. The ceremony was performed by
ReY. Dr. T.. r. Jonss.
The bride is sister ~ Mrs. G. Watt Tay-
Tor. OF this city. Ai,er the ceremony re-
cepli0u was given 10y 5ir. and Mrs. Wilson
TO the large company present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp lett on an extended
northern tour.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Watt Taylor and MIR. Robert Wilson, Of
fhi. city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Thomas swan Indicted.

A special grand Jury was empaneled In
the Henrco County Court yesterday to eN-
anime into the case OF Thomas swan (col'
ored) charged with stealing COW from
James Sweeney.
The iury. OF which air. Marshall :. Bur
ton was chosen foreman. brought in true
bin Of indictment against the prisoner, and
in accordance with All agreement that had
been made between CONFERENCE.-The -Attor
uey Thomas aud \. ". Harris (colored), OF
unWlddic, counsel for the accused, the case
VIZ, continued until the next term Of the
court for trial.
The court will be in session again to-day,
bat the grand iury was adjourned over
until next saturday, when some other mat
terS that The COmmonwealth's Attorney de-
sires looked into viii be investigated.
The cow IN question was stolen Tom Mr.
SwccncY's farm, near the city, on Christmas
eve. aud on wednesday morning, January
%. swan. who WAS Offering to sell the COW IN
Petersburg at an unreasonahly low price,
was arrested on suspicion aud brought here
for trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

~ the supreme Court Of Appeals on
thursday, a. was stated in Yesterdays DIS.
patch. judge lliotou banded down the
opinion ~ the court in The csse OF the Com
m.nNtdth vS. Cohen. affirming the decision
OF tlc Hu,iugs Court ot Manchester.
Mr. Cohen rs manufacturer here IN Rich.
mond Of picture irsmes, 81. one Of his
agcots wss arrested In Manchester some
mouth. ago for pcddlng piclureIrameS on
the street Without license. When the ease
came 20 trial In the Hastings Court, and si-
ter tbo evidence bad been heard, Judge lu-
gram instructed the jury that the case did
not come within The puryieW OF the iaN i'm
posing q special tax on peddler., as Mr..
Cohen, having paid taxes on the capital IN.
vested 10 bis business, hsd right 10 sell the
wares OF hls manufacture In toe state with
out paving special llcease.tsx. In accord
aucc With the instructions OF the Court the
fury returned = verdict IN favor Of the de-
iendant. The Commonwealth appealed,
and, a. stated above, the appellate court Sus-
taincd Judge lugrsm's ruling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

the Republican Territories and keep out the
Democratic Territories.
The amendment was ruled out Oh 4 pom.
OF order.
The House then proceeded TO vote on the
omnibus bill as amended as a substitute for
the senate measure, and IL was agreed 10 by
party vote OF yeas. 1873: nays. 100.
hr. Springer closed the debste on the bill
10 an eloquent and fiowery speech which
gave rise TO much applause. The Senate
bill, as amended by the substitution OF tue
omnibus bill, was then passed-yeas, IA /;
nays, %.
Mr. Springer moved 10 amend the title so
as to conform TO the body OF tue bill. Agreed
to.
The House then, at ) O'Clock, took a re.
cess until 1880, the evening session to be for
the consideration OF private pension bills.
At It's evening session the House passed
thirty pension (priyatel bills, and at 10
o'clock adjourned until Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
The PomhntnnC Ciuh.

The Powhsian Club hal their regular
meeting last night. The attendance was ex'
ceedingly large and great deal OF business
was transacted.
The rooms Of this club are handsomely
furnished and are visited every day by a
large number Of ia members. All OF the
leading papers are kept in the reading room
snd n fine collection Of books for the library
Is being made.
President Bcvin L hard worker and Is
determined to make this one OF the finest Or
ganizati0ns in the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

The Committee on Cemeteries went In
BODY Thursday evening 70 the new cemetery
at the oli BaukstOwn farm.
The work OF LAYING of the sections and
grading the grounds was found to BE- pro-
gresslng nicely under the charge Of Mr. A..
J.. Phillips, the contractor.
The committee decided 70 sell all the
buildings on the farm except the one Of
brick, which VIII be kept TO be used as a
keepers house.
It was decided 10 adopt the name OF River
View As the permanent name for the new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
consumption. wasting Diseases.

and General Debility. Doctors Disagree a.
to the relative value OF cod.iiyer oil and
hynophosphites- the one supplying strength
and flesh and the other giving nerve power
and acting a. . tome % the digestive and
entire system. Hut in Sc0trs Emulsion ~
Cod-Liyer OH with iiypophosphies the two
are combined snd the effect l. wonderful.
Thousands who have derived no permanent
benefit from other preparations have been
cured by this. SCOTS Emulsion l. perfect
ly palatsble aud j. easily digested by those
who cannot tolerate pllin cOd-llyer oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
" " 4 no,ra Adjourned.

The Board Of Visitors OF the Virginia
Military Institute, after baving been IN ses-
sion here for nearly four days. holding meet
iDgs day and night, concluded their labors
yesterday about noon. aud most oi.the MEM
bers not rcsideot In Richmond left for their
homes on the afternoon tram. The attend
ance UPON the sittings Of the board vas quite
ful, only three members being absent, and
the meeting was a vcry harmonious and sat-
isfactory one. Most Of the work done per,
tanned 10 the everyday business affair. oi
the institute and ali Of the matter. OF public
Interest upon which action was taken have
been fully reported in this psper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Clnra morrtr iser Hest.

After an absence of four years from local
boards Clara Morris viii make her reaNpesr.
ap,e at the Theatre on January the 2lst aud
22d IN her new piece. Rene de Moray"
an English version OF UEnnery's La
MARTYR" a French play, requiring exiraor'
dinary emotional powers Of the leadlng
actress.
In this play Miss Morris Is al her best.
There are eNcruciating scenes ana most eN~
acting situations. IL u said few things are
more wonderful than her bali maniacas cons
fes,ion at the end Of the second act.
Miss Nofris's support this year Is excel
lent. Frederic De Beileyile gives ponShed
personstion Of the penrtent Count aud the
rest Of lhe company are fully up IN tneir re-
spectiYc parts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
UHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
)F TIlE NURSERY.

Il Ot tilE NIiAHFNts
The following Is an eKtra,t from letter writ
ten 70 the Gsrmaa RsJormea ksssa,sger, al Cham
bersburgh, Penn:
A BENRFACTRESs
Just open the door Tor her, and Mrs wln.low
will prove tho American Florence Nightingale
Of the Nursery. OF this We are - snre that 80
will teach our "Susy' 10 ssy, "A blessing on
Mrs. Winslow' Tor helping her 10 survive snd
escape tho gripping. coiickine, and teething
slegs. MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves tbs child from pain Gnd cures dys-
entery and dia;lhDa. It softsns tho gums, re-
duces Inflammation. cures wind-colic. and car
rios tho infant safely through tho teething pe-
Rod Il performs precisely what lt PROGRESSES 70
perform. eyory part Of it-n0thlng iesS We
have never seen Mrs. wlnsl0w-know her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing
sy1up for Children Teethlng.' II We had tho
power wo would mako her, ~ she is, physical
sagio1r 70 the infant race. sold ~ all drug
gistA % cents bottle. isieeod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Malone Would be POsImAster'Gene-

A Charleston 6. C.l special 10 the New
York Tribune says: General william Ma
bone passed through the city to-day on his
way North from Florida, and was, Of course,
interviewed. lie arrived at 2 O'Clock this
morning and wen. away at +:30 p. NJ Du-
ring bis stay be saw only two persons be-
sides the reporters-ex Postmaster Taft aud
+. y. Thurston-who was ordnance officer
under Malone IN the late war. To the re-
porter General Malone said bis principal
reason for stoppirg In Charleston was TO gee
Fort sumter. lie was asked whether he
mad any innmatlon from the Presidentselect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Electricity and snakes.

Electricity has been put to 4 new rse IN
India. A German scientific paper says II Is
being used there to keep snakes out Of dwell
ings. Before all the doors and around the
house two wires are laid. Isolated from one
another and connected with an induction
apparatus. when the snake sttempts 10 en-
ter the house or 10 under Il he completes the
circuit as be crawls over the two wires, and
IL the shock be gets doesn't kill him. it Is
likely 20 frighlen him so that be goes away
from there as soOn As be can.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
R,desour "Set Guilty"
[R, t.lecraph 3 the pl.patch.l ]


WINCHEsTER, Va, January lS.-fbe Jury
in the Rideuour murder case were out one
honr and brought In the verdict OF "Not
gnjlty. Immediately loud cheers arose
from the great crowd assembled. Ridenour
hsd been twice convicted aud sentenced TO be
hanged. Upon the Judge diseharNng the
prisoner crowds pressed around him to con-
gratulste him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Married twenty Eight Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leibermuth cele-
brated the twcnty-eighth anniversary OF their
marriage China wedding) on Thursday eve
ming al their residence, 4e2 east Clay street.
It was an informal affair, no invitations
having been sent out. but many Of their
friends being aware Of the fact called 10 offer
their congratulations. sud were kindly re-
ceiycd and hospitab'y entertained. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lcibermutn were the recipients OF
many presents suitable 10 the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Prepsrty transfers.

Richmond: james +. kearney and wife to
A. 4. Ragland, 81 90 feet on north side
Broad street between Twenty seventh aud
Twenty.oighih. a. 900; A. I. Ragland TO
Charlotte I. KeaGney, 81 SO feet on Lorth
side Brosd street between Twenty.seyeDth
sud Tweoty- eighth, $4,000.
HeuricO: J. II. Montague ana wife TO
Charles BIB and J0hn Lee, a acres, S2iO +;
Percy Montague. trustee, 10 John II. Mon'
tskue. 2 scrvs, "a acres. snd u acres near
Westham road, $50; John I. Roth and wife
10 Louis j. Hoinde, 20 feet on north side
ThoEns street, as: Samuel +. Mitehelfs ad-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

The weekly meeting OF Lee Camp OF Com
sedsrate Veterans was held last night. The
attendauee was quite large, and The presence
- Mr. Harrison Hume, commander OF
G.,1rsbnrg Posi-, a. A. H., OF Boston, and
psst- Commander William B. Daily. OF John
4 Andrew Post, Boston. greatly added 10
,hs in,eres. and enjoyment OF the occasion.
An An informal reception was beld IN honor oI
tssir presence, and both gentiemen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

A fair audience was present last night At
the Mozart at the play OF "Bleak House.
Whichl5 mclodrama, sensational IN GER
tain degree, Miss Jane Coombs takirg the
dud character Of Lady Deadlock and Hor-
tcnse the French maid.
Miss combs was twice called before the
curtain. Her dresses as Lady Dedlock were
very handsome.
The piece will be repeated at the maiinee
oub fo.uirtf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

The attendance upon the Sundayschool
teachers meeting held every saturday at 1880
p. NJ. at The Young Mems Christian A,socil-
ton still continues good, aud the interest
among The teachers remains unibaiel.
Durinc January Nr. j. ID. X. Sloisht teaches
tbe class ~ Christian worker, the lesson 10 be
used in NE schools the next day. All teach
ers are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

In the Hastings Court yesterday-Judge
witt prc.iding-the following cases were
dlsposed Of:
M,ry j. smith (coloredl, charged with
fcloni0u, assault upon Martha Collier. Ac'
quilted.
George Washington (colored). charged
with ielonious assault upon William Lewis.
Acquitted,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

A special to tue B.lhmore American from
Westminster says: A wedding OF peculiar
interest occurred IN this city At an esrl7 hour
this morning. TIE contracting parties we're
Mr.. james Doyle aud Mrs. Henrietta Hur-
lev, both OF Pennsylvania avenue. this eily.
The groom u seyenly-seyen years old and
the bride fifty years. The ceremony was
performed al 81. JOINS Catholic church BY
the pastor, Rev. Father JoDn Gloyd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Enr Wen.

The mems meeting at the Young Men
Christian Association tomorrow at L. M.
viii he conducted 10y Generaisecretsry
Thomas who will be assisted by some OF Tue
yonng men present. The Singing al these
meelinrs "a hearty and inspiring, and many
young men fud tue hour spent In this SER
wee exceedingly pleasant.