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Siebt 0tc Seranoer,,na.

81 a 5 o II, gSlS., Il. 0eiember
8race 9tow.ep, cine berubmte bieiige
S10nbeit nib SOhtcr OeS angeebensn
SaufmannS vi. g. 9tOwleg, beiratbete I'M
letten Sebruar Sorn. 9lrtbur Gump, einen
reif]en jnn9en Sanfier BON Sriorb, Deb.
aaum prei NOnate ipdter bruunte lie nit
elnem ct. 0Ouiier SanOelsreiieubeu. Naz
mems SergulOu, burf, purOe lepo6 balO
hires SerbdltniileS nit 2ebterem iiberOriiiz
fla uno febrte in Die 8obuun9 ibrer Gltern
suriid. 'oeute Ibenb MN puroe iie nit
Gbas. 9. Niiller, einem Stubenteu Der
StaatsrllntperiitQt, aetraut.
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Die ,2IarpfanO- -Spar6anR, -
sa0lpeit:sd &c 9altimore. anna spuipanitrnfe.

SuoueitsGde Baltimore uno SuuioaSitrafe.
Baltimore, ben 1. 4pril 1896.
cine Srtra: Stuioruoe sur JiGte BON eHem ISroz
sent labrlIcp utro auf ale GlHia8en in oieer Senf,
lpeIhe ju 3lHleH beredtl9t uno ourb am Sdluie bes
lol9eRotH JGbTes - an IL. UdrS 1891 - -offen blciz
Senot Sohl 0ttreieH ino, beSobIt peroen mas nit
ben nbIleH 5abres,iuen bic Sinien ami beie GirlQ<
gen aIT 4roieHt jdgrlid) brin9en miro
elRla9eH iperoeH In Setrd9eR BON eiHem Dollar uno
He9r ent9e9eH seEommeH
Ale pant III tuSIid (SonHtp9s uno 9eietibe ,Seisrz
Iu9e ans9eHommen) Don o ubr Irlb bis llbr gtdfz
nIltla9s 1ur Stihdite offen
W. ~. Salomin, iun., Briiioert;
ealpin z. Sbripcr, eriter Scez z4rdiioeRt;
-. ". Vidern, Sueitsr &ice@BrdiioeHt;
Sauict Slpuo, SdldBmeiler.
3irettUreH:
gS 8. Saoniu, juH., Cabin 2. Sbruer,
z. y. 8ideC1, Sbomas 6. Soiibor,
&homas 0eioTo, Clinton .. BaiEe,
s. =. StoEebur1er, gR. s. s. GulaRq,
u Bearre, Seoree Gator,
AoEjo Slllp, Jun, 2beooore Uiottu.
(aprl1S,lG2)
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l1bilaGrIpbiG-l -l11ilm.- -DaIt. Cifrnbabn.

gm "a. HOoemter 1890 orIaE9er6 ueroiicH Ber'
iOaerSl9e Baltimore, lUie io,9t:
0on Der lluiou=S Sta!ion ahfabreno:
1855 Utor9eHs-Bbllooelphier gTpreB, Bert bluoHus
nit YsiUzgori uHo NtaRtitzGttu.
40 Dlor9eHs-4 4buooeIp5ter Grprsg, Serbl1oEHs
nit NepzDolt.
$50 NorgcnS-g -gof,ug nab B5iIcoep5ia
s25 DtoT9ens- BbuGoeIpBer uao New=Jorter GTa
pres. ...
Barlorz2SG9goH bis nab Bottom.
9.15 UloreeTs-NCcum nod Bhiaoepttd.
Ncn=gort.
1915 Norgers- -Iimitirter garlorz g9coson5ug nab
philadelphia uEo Jtemz 4ort.
1905 Urtttag5 - GrqreBjug rad philadelphia unS
Hem=goTt.
1245 Dltttaos - grpres,ua natb gbilaberpbia uno
HeD=gort init GerbHouH9 mad AtaHiiczGitp.
23O ytadmiitGgs - BeEiHiular=GrpreB blrh mad
allen YuTtteH on Der 2eoDorerz SiutioH.
2.36 Jiudlmittaes-4oIt 8epodter Accommodation
320 ytatmittas5 - GTprsB Ead philadelphia unb
Gepzgort.
400 yiadjmittao5- -grprsF uotb gbilob,l2bta uas
Henzgort. SdlaDd99oF ourt mad Bottom.
42S ytatmittas5 5-Srforocr Accommodation.
4.57 SdlHel zGrpreB mad gbtlaoeIpbiG, YerbinouHs
nah glefUz yort
527 yldIa,itta9s - Grpye55ug nab philadelphia
uHo Welu= gjOrt
557 Rat,mitta8s - Itmitirtcr corgreiiorener Gre
pressns nat yiew=yOIt, beite5eHo aus Yarorz aao
SpeiieDaa9or5.
645 g5srO5 : grpreB mad B9ilabeIp5ia, gsr6ias
bun9 mad 0cOzgort.
ii .35 Ratts.Dg g2adt= grpresrug nab philadelphia
- So Dtorgens- -gbtlaoelphier GrpreF, Bsrtinbuuo
rah Jieuzgort uno 2ltGRtic=5itp.
$50 DtoT9eH5-Botjua mob BhilGoephiI.
500 UtoT8ens-Ierra0lllera Accommodation.
lO0S Vtor9sHs-&TPreB5Hg uG4 philadelphia unA
JeU=lJorf.
:, - IS Mitto8s - grprs53u9 aa4 BgtlabslpBia uuo
Veusl)oTt.
20 ylatmittags - grprsBsug nab philadelphia
uno Stem Don't
4 20 R6tHitta9s - grgrsB3ug uah gsilabs!p5is
mo JieDzyort NIT 0nrts SGIai!UaggoH 6is nan Sos
fto1.
4.57 gfad5mittass - etnsu-g -grgrs6 nab gbifaoel.
p5ld, SsrtInoung mad UeDgort.
527 R1amitta9s - GJpreBSa9 mad B5iIa5eIgbia
uHo yteUs gort
557 Qa1mtttuss = Iimitirter cougreiTonsuer Grs
greBju9 ran yteD7gort bellebaH5 aus 4Gylors unh
SpeIieDGgqoH5.
6.45 abtHos-grprtF'r9 mad g6iIobsiybia.
ll.35 Radt5 - @rpreB3u8 HG1 philadelphia uab
GeDzgort.
Bon Oer PraFcentitraBcn:s stasion abfabrsRs
an @ot1eutaeen.
6.l5 gforseHs - YOftjus nad philadelphia urb
gctU=lJUtr.
., s.o7 1!Or8sns - grprcBsua mad g5ilaOstg5ia une
2.22 y,atmittass Sort 9eoofiter 4ccommobotiou.
4d4 yta4mliIa9s-Sti0roer Accommodation
90 @osaogS.STgre6jus mad philadelphia, gers
SoEHta95 7.46 giOrgeEs-Berrpoiuer gecommo.
baton.
1on Der eaIoertittabens Citation abfahreuA
an SSod1eutaaeH.
2.34 yt21m.-8oIt 8epoiiter Accommodation.
4 % yIatm.-GrforoeT 4,commoooticH.
ytdt SrootpH, 81 y, babeH alle burr5oehrnh,, 25,,
aHtiuB IN Jerlto@eltu nit 8ooteH bes grnnfi9nsr
AHner, olpie eiHe oltette ueteTieturo sur 5S,tto,
Be 20 oGB ooppelfe Jibre uHo Jeile uuer hurb ~
Staoi g!sin' goIt oeTHGhen DerosH. w
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9nmrlrn s.ttS Epiastt.
sTu bait 0iemunten uno GerIsn,


sber mas nassn biz, Rhbden, ale t.ine 1ureeu uns
beine Spisen, rsnn nu ben onsretfenbeu GHitt>z
ues bic faibirneble Geieut6t ibreu Mitsl.bern auf,
srlsSt ertesI heus Geunpbsit psrIert uub Elm pbp.
fi5eS gEra6 tririt, ME hieS tn tuaennsn prn rlsu
6dncn tisIib rortOnmt.
Inter ipIsen 1lrnihnbsu rpnrbst tu a,rn. az b.neu
eGmud unb ane beine epsen rpfern, nm bic p.rIorea,
Seiunrbett pieper gu sepiuuen. Qas fdnnft IN abe,
aud, nenn bu nur pru benz srrbsn gtebsrberifeaunss.
ntttsl betannt als Dr. 4isrces Sarrrite reI,rpttpr
G'h.au9 mafen riuf. SauieHee hautbar.r Erauer
rsHsH ben Gag an msI5sn e luert nit tsuielbsn BE,
sannt sematt rurbeu.
Sur ale St6ruHSen, nnrsselma5tsteissn unn peru
5rauense6Ie4t ciSeutbamIit.n stpS6euEsuss III III
baS etnBise Mittel, peldes prn gpotbsteru uute,
erpniitipem @arantie oss sasebrifauteu rsrtauft
pirr, ba5 e5 in jessrH Gaae @efrisbiauna aepabr1
vtrS pisrisenfaHS has SeIn hafar sarssrfatts irb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-15
se0sntIiAer Saitano Oes SOnias BON Sart.

Stuttgurt, Is. 9eiember. - S6uiq
Sarl pon SSirttemberg bat Oie Grippe, un6
leln 3ultanb lit iebr beoenflif. Dian glaubt
lemen Sob uabe beporitebcuo. Der S6uiQ
lit on 6. NtGrS 1928 aeboreu, mar 0lio I'M
lctten 0tdr; 67 Sabre alt. Seine 0emab,
lin tit Die erOBilrilin olga bon 9(uBlano,
nnO oa er feiue AiuOer hat, uno Der Sobu
leines SbeimS, oe5 Yrin;eu Yaul, Der 9rtil;
Tritorid), idbou am 9. 0ial 1870 Oeltorben
1T, 10 pirO nodl Inn OeTen Sobn, Der am %.
Qpril l848 gebOrene Yriu; 9Silhelnt, ben
Sbron beltei9en. 9erlelbe lit i'll Smclter
GGe nit Der YriuSeiiin uou gippez Snaunt=
burg, Charlotte, uerndbH, uno hat nr
elne So9ter ans criter She nit Der NrinSeiz
I'M gtarle pon &aOef uno YgrmOnt, Die
Yrtu;eiiin Eauliue.
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ls.us nnierer samitaas 2. morseu.atussabe
SDilaoctpbicr SG)ipiaolcr 5ltr
8ed,cuidJait seSo9cn.

Ghilnbelpbia, y. 9e;ember.-G'eo.
&. 9Sorf, Der leiteu0e @ellt 0cS 9Sorf Ott=
6Grlanc= Hfetfierz Ouugnrz SDnbttatS, mel
Dies Die pSdnt Of 9lmcrica" uno Die v9lmc<
rlcan Sifez> >SnlurancezG :" ruluirt baben lou,
muroe qeiterH 2lbeno traft ctucS pom 0t=
itrlttSauludlt Graham crlplrtleu l0aftbcfeblS
ieitgeuommen unO III GrmarQeluHg Don
$4,000 SiirQid)aft Dem Wogameniing G)ez
idnQutB iibcrannuortct. Nditbefeble ilno
and gegcu Staat5IenatOr &ohH S. McSar=
lane, youiS 6. Eieificr unO SOS. 9. 9uus
gan aus9eltellt, ln0eneU III cS loruelt nod
nid)t gclungcn, nieic Ioerren aulSullnoen.
9le OuItbeicble purOen Nuf @run0 Der
Inflage erpirtt, OaB id) Die bereiIenOen
0iduuer Su betritgerndeu Smedeu Oerbiin=
0eten, unO Die 0epoiitOreu Der ermdbuten
Sanf iOmobl, nte Die 9lftiOuQrC Der Serii=
d)erun9Sgelellld)ait AMI ale mD9idle 2Seie
bclf;mlnoelt bGtten. %oulS =. Hieiiier mar
GrditOent Der &anf uuo &ice GrQiioeut Der
Scrii6eruug8 @cieuid)ait, uno 0uugan
Salilrer Der Sauf. 9Sorf uabm Den Yolteu
zines 2(iiinenten ODER 9tatbgcber8 oeS Se=
nntor3 Ofc6arlane lnue. 0le SaHt ioll
9epoiiteu nngenommeu baben, nnfoem Die
Setter lGngit muBten, OaB Die 9ultalt inlolz
ueut mar.
SSmail ga1d,a's galaI in stambuG.
2onoOu, u. December. Den lebe
ten Sobren mad)te Der Sultau Der Siirfei
oem ebemaligeu &icetUuig BON G9ppteu,
SSuaiI Yaid)a, eiuen YalGit III Stambul
5um @eident, wclher AMI $4,000 Yfo.
Sterl. geitdtt muroe. &Sn1uil bat ieitOem
ertlQrt, er let ntdlt I'M Stnube, ben Eolait
auf paIienOe gSeie 81 m0bliren, unO Der
Sultan eriu6t jeBt bic YiOrte, 10000 YiO.
Sterl. al SSmail BaibG fiir ienen 3pcd 5u
perrpllilgen.
GnsIauo mno Vnrtusal.
2ijiabon, y. DECEMBER Die portu=
0ieid]e Hegierung bat ben &oloninlbe0m=
ten III Dto5antbiQue ftrengeu 8efebI geitift,
olle bepafineten iremOeu GiuOriHgliuge aus
Dem @ebiet, iueld)eS Yortu9al nurd ieinen
modus vivendi nit GuqlauO Sugeid)rieben
murbe, I'M ltOtbf0Iie nit &afengc!"aIt Su
nrrtrpiheu
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NrunentiGl= Gl=QeQamc.

ea,,2tsS sisec: SIR. 24, ,@arss@Iaec SsepsYnre
3fuei9zSifce:
pr. 1917, It y oItimnre= 2 stra6e.
Serein fiir u06entlid)e llnteritiignng
bel &rantbeit nno llniau,
nit ooer otHs @eriitcrurs in. 6elle oes Gooes
Secsicae Sort1cilc
eaneidbriee GriabruRs Ge9riinbet 1875.
Seine 4iieSmeEts. Seitimnlte g&odeHbeltrage.
@rpBcs @arantiesaapital.
0ieierpe o.r SraRteniaiie. iie........... S51 ,51651
0ortou eaoe llnteYiiutuns otne llHtcrbredua9.
8rompte glusSabur9.
Mebcr st,0OO,O00 IN 9jcueFits aaSbe;ablt.
aeiH GtntrittS9e
Seine tnitcn ii.r aritidjc nntcrIudlaii8.
(Iu911 ,0Ifte)
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8ebeimmiBppuer Npro in ysosfau.

Wf s t an, l3. yeSember. Trau
8arsoif, .eine ben h6d)nen @eieaid)aftStres
ien Der Staot angeb0renoe, blenOeno ld0ne
Game, purSe beute Don ibren 9ieneru nit
burdihnittener Seble aufgefunoen. 8as
Saupt mar nabeSu pollitdnOig pom Runpfe
9etreunt. 6ruu SareOfi mar unermeBlib
reid, nnb ibr 6aus lit nit gSertbgeqenitdn-
ben aIer slrt gefiiat. 0a pon belen get=
tsren yii6ts ieblte, 10 iit man Der anijdlt,
Oab Diabame SareofI bon gIibiliiten ermOr-
bet woroen lei.
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stuoebIid, i'm onuonm uerI,oftet.

9onoon, IS. 9eSember. - pSailp
SEEMS" mill III grfabruug 9ebraft baben,
bab Der irauiOiiid)e Gr 9eputirte Dtatpz
&apnaub, Der Director Der perfrahteu
pSanque b'@tat," in gonOon aufgeipiirt
unb perbaitet moroen iei.
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Sm Gagcune perbu,,acrt.

Saris, y. DECEMBER. - Die bsutigen
Wtorgenbatter entbulten Die 9iat)ritlt, Oab
$50 transoiild)e Sefangene DIE aus Der
Strai-Solonie GaDenne enlfloben mareu,
aroBentbeils in Den llrwdlOern, i'll beuen lie
iid) perirrten, oeS '6ungertobeS 9eitorben
iino. Die, weld)e nod lebenp angetrofien
wurben, haben srdBli6e 2eiben ausiteben
ruiiiiprt
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Ser Sentidle GorreIpomoent,

8. 3aine, Gtsentbmmer nmo' @eoaftenr,
ibpeitsgde SaltimoresstruBe uns EoitzSficezgrs.
greis bes tdsIiden gIattes, burb 3rdser in gaI=
fiulore uro in Der gtcdbaritaft beorst, 12s @ts.;
fGaIid,e unb Spnnta ess satnSsabc 15 @ts. pro
Iode, sabbar tpoheutIid Die basSIatt beorsenben
2rd9sr.-iaalid,n nebit Sonnta9S sMns gabe unter
Vprtoz zSorausbesdbluns $3.50 pro Sabr, fur frsere
SIT i'm Serbdtnis; fur Die tuod,entIidle Aussabe
nit SouHtassbIatt, portoirei, nit Ibsus tr Clubs,
$3.50 pro SGbr, nan irseno einem Srte bes s5nanz
bes, $4 nah europa. Spnntae S:9tussabe 81
pro Sobr.-9as bette unb biuieite oentidIe SIatt
In ben ptitteIz unb SIbhGaten.
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DIR. gieree's geQets rssali..a nm m.

Rassn unb Geharme. Gin RiHdeu cine Gofs. Su
baSeH In aprtbeten. Is Gents sia SIaia5.u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-15
U Nns5ebrnng &
fibrrn.
3a serfanfen bei alleHApotbefern.
Btte's SabnifmericnsS Sropfen turiren
in eiuer Yiiuute. Q)

Sdlonlss uro biaigfes NiitteI, Supper, Sp.iIeu
mo SauceH pobIihmedeno 'u bertiten FUR Beefz
2bec lit er uriditbar uro eiH arqcnebmes StimuoHt
SdgrIiber Ber:aui 5000, 900 EopTe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-15

G'epdt pirb aus 6otels uno gGoHruUsen burh bic
nllEion SrGHser Company" ab9eboIt ERo martlrt lei
Dtelaun9 IN Den giletUren:
9toromeit itz9te Der GuIoertz urb
SaItimorez 2 truBe, 9ir. $50, Cub =S3roaoz
tpaa, ODER @dTocnz StGtioE.
4. Z. Speu, Gha$. 6. Scuu.
sn.SGsidditsflbrer. (276-) Gen,sBaii. .za9eHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-15

brunere nod an, er babe ben gSuni6 gehabt,
eumal Su bemeiieu, baB fran;0iiid)e 9tepor=
ter i'm Sctreii journaliitiiten llnterneb=
mungsaeiiteS hinter amerifauiIden uno engs
Iiiten 3eitun9s slcuten burGanS nibt Suriif-
iteBen.
Sic Gampasue in Srlano.-Srau S'Sbea ale
SuuaIrau ppu Srleaus
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Wnn q,rruinIponio. Qfncnilr. :

$50, S.23 uno 1890 Norgens, $50, 5 5.3S Gad.
mittaqs, 7.12 uno 1910 glbeuo5 an QBodentaaeR.
Souutass 9.O5 DiorgeHs, l.30, 4.37 RGtuittGgs
uno 1910 AbeHo5.
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2.34 ytcfm.-8oIt 8epoiiter Accommodation.
as gtanm.-Grtoroer Accommodation
- gt1t brootpH, R.=9 bGbeH ale burdlaebeub,r 2J,s
aanlIluB N JertpzSue NIT SooteH oes groofipnpr
Anner' looie elHe olteite uebeTeeurg sur utonitTs
Be 10 6GB ooppelte abre uHo J}tiie auer bnrb re
Staot g!srDs goIt DeIuIishen perben. @'+ ''s
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! s. W. COR. BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AVE.
DAILY, delivered by carriers TO the subscribers
in the city OF Baltimore and neighborhood 12ta
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 15 cents per
week, payable weekly TO the carriers. DAILY and
SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid by publisher
81 so per annum: for a shorter time in propor-
tion. WEEKLY and SUNDAY. postage prepaid, with
inducements TO clubs, $3.50 per annum 70 any
part Of the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE ANR
SOUTHERN STATES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

,o streets ana Finance. next week, hn oidi'
nance allowing The parties ne itpl're"i,r1 ,.
,"ns,ruet sewers in Manchester. TINS
question has been uppermost Ia the minus
~ couorilmen for some time, and n ie
Thought .hat Mr. Robcrtson's pfoposi'iol
Mr. plvid FORESTER died Tucsda, night
af $3.50 O'Clock. at his residence ON i"itti
street near Twelfth. In The thirll.hilh lt'i
Of his age. His death was caused by ofop-,
of the heart. Mr.. Forester was naive on
scotland. bat has resided in Manchester lo'
some time. lie leaves widow ana one
child. The funeral viii take place io-o"s F,
from the Presbyterian 'huieh' ~ "'''
o'clock. ..
Rev. y. r. Tillery. for many years % resi-
don't ~ Manchester met with am accident
Monday afternoon. near Warsaw TO-,
which nearly resulted IN the drowning oi
himself his little daughter. another hllle
.,irl and "a boy. They were sailing on lne
RnunahanrOck river. and while attempt ih-
io cross ihc bow of schooner. they Wti'
run into and overturned The c"pla'
rescued the entire party, and ail bui VT.
Tnlcry escaped injury. lie was severely
bruised
1udcc james VI. Gregory. has instituted
two sniff. I'm the Circuit Court of Chester
field against the Richmond and Ieicr-niIe
Railroad Company. for SLOW each, for hi-
uries and damage, by being gccled from Z"
train. About year ago Nj. Williams.
whose home was near Brancn's 'huIcu'
boarleds the train M Richmond win
ticket for Phillips Crossing. lie claims
that he was carried half mile nrihei on'
and was put oh on the side of the road -u--
tanning injuries and damage.
From the Free bridge mp seventh 90 lihi'
and from that point 90 the corporation iine'
is one complete hyor Of dust. and persons
i'm the street ears suffer greatly. street
spriukling should be done hy all means ms
weather
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
TWO MARRIAGES.
Mr.. Core and Miss Walthaii Mr.. Jcnks
and Miss Hechler.


and Miss Hechler.
A very pretty and impressive marriage
took place yesterday afternoon at $3.50
in the First Baptist Church. Mis- Nellie
Walihall and Dir. b. d. Core were the happy
couple. and Rev. Dr. Copper performed ihc
ceremony. Iothc tones Of the Wedding malch
the bridal party entered the church lte,N-
ed hV the uehcrs. who We're. Mcr~in. Bigger.
scott. Iollicoler S0dcn0urg. Naithail hu-
bank, West and Nalihall. Mr.. Manly u.
Ramos rendered the music
After receiving the congraiNlalon. an0
best wishes of many friend. The couple i,u
for "a tour North.
Miss Nellie Walihlll is a daughter oi ih0
late Christopher Nalthall, and is highly ac
complished. Mr.. Core is well known and
is connected with the State Treasurer
Office.
Yesterday afternoon 40 Is O'Clock in ihc
Union station Methodist Church. Miss Mag
gic llechcr was married to Mr. ". II.
jerks. of Norfolk. Precisely ai the hour Che
happy pair entered the church. preceded hy
the nshcrs. and the knot was tied h1 kef.J
G.. Martin. assisted hy Rev. Dr. Reed. 90
Norfolk. The ushers We're MCssrs. y. Iech-
Ter. brother of the bride. a. W. llrcnlDr.
Harry jerks. r. y. Oampbtl. of Peters
burg. G. G.. Cauihou and Ashhy Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerks leii ON Toe $3.50 train for
tour of the Northern cities. and their il-
turo residence Will he in Norfolk.
Miss llechor rs the eldest daughter Nr.
y. Hcchler OF this city. and has many
friends. Mr.. jerks is d Well known and
popular business man OF Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
The Y. M. c. A. BAZAAR
To be Continued Until saturday Might
Operetta Tonight.

Next Friday night Will bc ,ho tenth Of
the Y. VI. G. A. Bazaar and as originally
intended that was 90 Dee the closing night.
But the desire among the Young people i0i
'.iust one day more has prevailed, and the
ladies have yielded the point ana decided
10 continue until Saturday night. Now
that the end is so near many new
faces are scen-pCople who have been "in.
Tending 10 go. but have pat 10 on. While
these late corners have missed most Of the
fun. they still lind themselNe, rewarded hy
the fine entertainments that are given night.
IS. That Of last night. though short. was
enjoyable; 10 consisted of rocitaiions by Mrs.
Norris and Miss DVWry aud singing hy
Captain Frank Cunningham.
Tomorrow night penelope" the little
Opcntla which so charmed the people last
week. viii Doe repeated. The fan cast.
Mrs. Iahb. Mrs. Patterson and MCssrs.
shepherd. Dabney and Peasants. Will
appear n is safe 20 predict that
the hall viii Dee crowded. Yesterday after
noon member. Of the Crace-strcot Baptist
>undat.school infant class gave a delight
iul little concert for the children. FRIDAY
afternoon. 40 O'Clock. the children will
have the best entertainment get given them
IA cake walk. A band Of music will be
on hand. and the contest for the cake will
lie very spirited.
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MAnchssIsR MATTERS.
what Is Going on Of Interes. ON the Other
side of the Watef.

There will be meeting Of the City Couu-
Miss Rose Trueheart. Of Amelia, is visit
ing Mrs. T.. W Nci~iger.
The Chesterfield troop had drill Aesiei-
day afternoon.
William Minfec (colorcd), was before
the Mayors Court yesterday. charged Wlih
trespassing upon The premises OF >. ".
Jenkins. He was fined -.
Tuesday night thieves broke one Of the
large plate glass windows In the store next
10 the corner OF Thirteenth and Hun streets
and stole a quantity OF clothing, shoes, etc,
fhe property Of Mr.. A. -pigel. Hiss loss Is
estimated at $50, aud the glass cost SIS. II
IL c0njecturcd that TIE robbery was CON-
ntted early in the morning. as officer
smith passed the house several times that
night and noticed nothing unusual. There
IL no clue.
In the Hastings Court, yesterday, thewiil
Of the late Robert A. Cobb was admitted 10
probate. The estate j. valued al sl.W9, aud
j. len 10 bis widow The Court also granted
"a number Of liquor licenses, AMI several
chagcery matters were disposed Of.
II IL probable that Mr. John &. Robertson
TilI PRESENT. 10 tbe Joint Council Committees
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The VISITING MILITARY.
they are to be CHARTERED at the tNposi-
tiOn building.

ton building.
4 meeting Of the Military Committee Of
the Lee Monument un,clling was held last
night at the mmory. Present; General
Charles j. Anderson (cha.rmanl Colonel
thomas Il. Marshall L.cuienani-1olonelA a.
l.. Phillip. Major Norman y. Randolph. Ma
ior g.. Percy Halves, Major W. v.
Evans and Captain j. y. PM
Inns. The meeting was chiefly devoted io
me discussing 0i where the visiting military
Should DE Qulrcnd during tne -.
unyeiliug. II seemed too he ihe
unanimous consent of the committee THAT
ail the companies should DE quartercd DOB
the Exposition building together ihcI
meals served there. and 10 DEE made a. lreu-
lar cncampment. with the siricte-i military
order. and chief officer in charge.
On motion of Major iIaWes- it was le-
solved 90 quarter tine troops there.
Colonel Marshall stated that the Palmetto
Regiment of South Carolina. would attend
the unwilling. General Anderson read CONE
munication- from the following military
companies with reference TO their aiiendiit
the unyclllng: The commanding oii.I
of the Starksyiilc military OF VI TO-
sissippi who stated That his company
could not attend: the Washington
Ifeht Infantry Battery Of Charleston,
south Carolina which viii attends
CAPTAIN a. Johnston. Of Company &C..
second Regiment. Of Union. West Virginia Pc
who writes that twenty or twenty OF hi-
company will come: John b. Richardson.
lieutcnant-c0l0nel of Washington ARTILLERY
that they will have veteran representation
ina attendance; 4. b. Harrison, major come
handing lnion Veteran Company of Third
Battalion Of District of Columbia. ackno"-
lodging invitation 70 attend. but declining
on account of Memorial Day ON the auin
instant. General Anderson said that
AN of the First and Fourth Regiment
of Virginia and about Onc-hai OBJ
the second and Third would come; also
six troops of cavalry. four batteries ana
about forty companies and probably I'D,
virginia Military Institute Cadets.
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PERSONAL MENTION.



Mrs. vs.. r. Powell. Of the Richmond
Theatre. is slowly improving.
Row J.. Iiuf.0n. tho Baptist evangelist
Of This city. has just returned from "a suc-
ce-sful revival at Glades spring and Will
leave the city boo few days 90 engage in "a
revival service at Chatham, Piti-y lyania
comfy. Virginia.
Mr. John lriendless Meredith and Mr.. J..
Sherry King. of the upper Gas FORKS, VIII
leave This morning for leYton's creek ON q
fishing expedition.
Rev. Dr.. $. $. Lambeth has accepted 400
Invitation tO preach % sermon before ihe
knights 1omplar of -nunton on A-cen-
SION Day, May 18Th.
Dr. j. Sydnor Massey. surgeon dentist.
went 90 Washington Yesterday 90 perform
$3.50 operation boa The mouth of Pennsyl 'a-
MAN.
ROWE. b. Pollard OF Richmond. preached
at 81. pau's English Lutheran Church.
Louisville. last sunday.
The Ret. Robert a. Mayo of Baltimore,
who ha- been visiting Dds uncle Mr.. Peter
~. Mayo. leif ior Baltimore yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. J.. d. ,tarke and Mrs.
T.. j. B0-her viii leave to-day on an cN-
tended northern trip, taking Boz theprincipal
cities.
Mr. Le1 Wheat. who has been the guest
ni Alr. john Tyler. south Third street. leaves
today ior hi. home in Bouyf.lie.
Councilman john 81. Higgins and wife
will leave Oboe city about the i-i of May for
u visit 0f several weeks 20 Europe
Dr. Moses ID. llo-o, DR.. has been elected
surgeon 90 the Sons OF Confederate lci-
Grains