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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05
DIAMOND BREasrprSs.

DIAMOND BREasrprSs.
Made with swinging loop they can be worn Us
pendants for evennl, dress. all the rage. and
have the LARGEST assortment and most original designs
ever exhibited in Washington.
We have them SINGLE flowers. made Of finest gold
and ensleled in color> that represent the natural
blossom 70 perfection-pans:es In purple. black and
white. violes. orchids. apple blossoms the
of each fower being a diamond pur.st water Prices
RANCE FROM 80 to $50.
ORIGINAL designs in Breastpins. round and heat
shapes. Some contain from 10 10 Large solitar-s;
Others mass u small stones set In the HOS,
unique and intricate designs. Comprising ~ 100
diamonds of various Sizes The goods bs seen to
be appreciated. Prices range from s65 to $500.
WATCHES.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN.
Anew SPECIAL DRIVES.
Solid Gold Openface Stem winders full yeweled,
small size; Just the thing for q young
miss. 80 % regular price $l2
Solid Silver Hunting Case Stem winders ......... o
Goats solid I4-kafat American Stem winders.... IS
Ladies' Solid 14-karst American Stem Winders-. "a
LADIES' Solid l4-ksrst American Stem Winders,
inaid With diamonds. from s:i5 to IS
THE HANDsOMEsTs SELECTION EVER OFFERED.
n. HARRIS / co.,
Corner 7th and d sss
Xmas Goods be selected now and laid away to b
called for lstsg. II
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62l PENNA. AVE.
PERFECT SHOWER or
TEN DOLLAR BILLS
TEN DOLLAR BILLS
TEN DOLLAR BILLS
WILL STRIKE Us TO-DAY.
THE SIMPLE ANNOUNCEMENT
THE SIMPLE ANNOUNCEMENT
THE SIMPLE ANNOUNCEMENT
THAT WE HAD REDUCED ALL OF OUR
SIS. sl4 AND MANY sl6 SUITS.
els. sI4 AND MANY sl6 SUITS.
SIS. sl4 AND MANY SIG SUITS.
To
So III eco
Il i, s
BROUGHT Us MANY QUICK AND EAGER
BUYERS.
We are going to crowd two months business into
one; big undertaking. but we will push hard for IT,
Prices will be the drawing feature. The man with .
$40 bill will have the following TO choose from today
Sl0-For Mems Fancy Cashmere Sack Suits. well and
truly worth Sl6.
sl0For Mems Excelen; Scotch Plaid Double breasted
Sack Suits worth s15
elo-For Mems Straght-cut Sack Suits; cannot be
matched for less than eli.
s1O-For English Cheviot Sack and Cutawav SHIFTS:
your tailor would charge $40.
s1O-For Nobby Cape Overcoats. worth nearly double
sl0For Fine Melton overcoats sold in no house be-
low els.
slo-For Blue Diagonal Jersey overcoats we guaran.
Tee the color fast.
sIo-For Blue Chinchilla overcoats. with diamond.
stitched facings.
$l0-For Mems Extra Quality Pea Jacket and Vest.
with fine cashmere Innings
$I0-For Mems Fur Beaver Surtouts very seryiceable
and an excellent driving coat.
S10-For Fine Light -colored Overcoats very nobby
and suitable for young men. Look as well as any
SO coat.
Many OF these goods are exhibited in cur windows
put II you VIII cone in We will take great pleasure in
showing them to YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05
EAKLY HOLIDAY SPECIALS
AT
". A. PIERCE & co.'s
Successors to Z. @. Davis),
MARKET SPACE,
Corner ssh street.
DOES OUR SUGGESTION

Meet with your approvsl-we mean about not
putting of your holiday buying until the last
hour. Don't it make itself apparent that what
We advise Is the most satisfactory course to
take. The goods are fresh and new now. They
have not been handled or knocked about. Take
Handkerchiefs for an instance. Any one knows.
no matter how much is taken in showing
them. that in the hurry and rIislI Of Christmas
time they ara certain to be crumpled and unused.
Who wants to make present of any article that
is not perfectly new and fresh looking? You
see you are very apt to overlook these little de-
fects when you are in a crowded store. All you
are thinking about then is mixing your pur-
chase as soon as you can. so that you can ret
ont of the crush and jam of shoppers. aud then
when yon get home YOU are sorry that you had
not been More careful in your selection. Have
you been reading our ''Special Holiday Bule-
tinss" You will find them interesting. Each
day we select a number Of attractive articles
from the various departments and advertise
them in our Special Bulletin at Special Mark
down" Prices Below are the special attractions
for Saturday:
HOLIDAY RIBBONS.
Satin edge eros Grain Ribbon in dozen Of iif-
ferent shades. all new and desirable, warranted
all pure silk. heavy quality. 81 inches wide.
Regular price. CSC. yard. Special price. 25c.
yard.
Picot edee Ribbon. y inch wide. the very
thing for fancy work for holiday presents. in
every shade that is thought Of, 10 yards in .
piece. Regular price. 2Oc. piece. Special holt
day price, BE piece.
Our assortment of Ribbons for fancy work is
theisrgest in the city. Every shade. every
width and every quality in all styles of Ribbons
desirable for holiday hxlngs you will find here
nj the lowest prices.
China silk Head Rests in all colors and fly
IN
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FULLY
seaa oep o@o eooqD
.sS Go % Cos
Saaa - 900 ~oj@ eocn
E Err S SGS S S'S kk En- l.
+ 200 ." e0oSS Xxx EEE. Z
s ss 90 90 kkk ssss
IT, IT, 8 i ; IS IS Is
S S0S 4 Err RRO2R
S0oSS ( "A Re bbDbp
$ S'S A ssss T. e. ss S.
S0oS ~ ssss EEs ssss ::
LETTER CASES AND BILL BOOKS,

LETTER CASES AND BILL BOOKS.
which certainly the largest and eleeant ssos-
of such goods that has ever been Offered for ~
10 the Washington public.
We have Pocket Books as low a. Zoe.
Leather Lined OxidiEed Cornered Pocket BOOM -
25c.
Genuine Calfskin Pocket Books FUN IssGhsr INA,
nickel Frame coin pocket, four note pockets. and
cred card pocket q &c.. 00c and el.
Embossed Leather Puckst BookA vsry fautY 49,
ct 00c., Ssc. and up
An extra bargain in caifukfn fun esshsr lfpsa WIN
leather lined bill fold and strap fastening. especially
suitable for eentezneo. sf 00c- Also bstAsr Gx1A .
calf, seal grain and seal. from 81 20 @. 20.
Our assortment IN the Medium and Hins eosha
Books is unexcelled.
We have Emhcssed Leather CARD CASES a m.
25c. up 10 e3.25 Some Of them are bssutSesL
We have Black Grain Leather Gard osssA, M ~
pockets. at 40c. mp.
Genuine Seal Gard: oasea. oa,fshia fscnG. sssehsd
65c to e5.
We have . nne ssect Of Gard o..a IN shs ~
Morocco Grained ON. sssortsd ahadsa. q popalss
prices.
BOOK. with coin pocket. all lesther. from q 70 en-
Bill Books. the kind that take in without Soad-
ing, leather inside and outds. escorted lsashsrs "a
styles from sc. 20 $50.
Sterling silver Mounted Pocket Boom. v,sh ,,a,,,
silver lock. In real sal black gusset q co Ovc
one hundred other ssadss and styas up 10 elo 80
silver-cornersd Card cssss. IN sunuins -. c,,s
finish inside four pocsssa. ESQ otA~ a1aaitiss
Our general line of Fancy Isaxhsr COCOA ry,v.,,.,
Baes and satchels and Trunks d unsurp.e..d - ~
assortment and price. No TROUBLE % shov O. -
to you. even q you DO not bay.
T &!.!!sF I'IAFI's.
ds-ls l2n PrxxA AVE ~
DE- h xog IA HA IS usayE Is Q. % FVa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

China silk Head lesfs in all colors and fig
ures. Regular price. 6O<.: 'mafked down" to
H5r esch
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1T Is WONDERFUL HOW CHEAP THEY ARFi
i The Q 10 suits at HAMBURGERs'. 621 Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

HOLIDAY PEEFUMERY.
OF. Bottle Of Triple Water with Cut Glass
STOPPED in White Lilac. Heliotrope. Lily Of
the Valley. Jockey Club. New Mown Hay,
Lilac. Wang Wang. jasmine and White Rose.
REGULAR price. 2oc. Special 'maA down."
Iyc.
Same Extracts as above 4-oz. Bottles. Cut
Glass Stoprel." Regular price, 90. Special
mark down. " 39c bottle.
Colgate and Lundborg's well known Triple
Extracts By the ounce bottle furnished free Of
CHARGE.
The new Extracts made by LundborT. the
most delicate anu pleasant OF odors. 1t is
called Swiss Lilacs" Sold by the ounce.
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TH1s SEASONS
e E {: 4 II II T. T. ! + f
$soss { t.. $ j 4 s.
ssssss 4 + E. EN-
ssss ~ ILL kEK

The most stupendous Jacket and Cloak sale ever in
ausurated In this cry; most complete sssortnent
from medium 70 the best GRADES to he closed ont be-
fore the New Year. extensive building operations
will b. commenced immediately after. We earnestly
ask to call and that are far SURPRISING
promises the have made in prices and would
impress you that prices for good qualities not
the truck often used for shvertisns purposes, and
each garment Of this seasons make style. The
sale jncludes Cloth Plush aud Jersey Jackets IN fact
every Cloak and Cape in the store. We might MI the
telling you Of this Great Banner Sale of the city
and not impress you with the magnitude half
hour cali will do The following prices viii show how
deep the cut.
ladies' Refers. cheviot cloth, So tss; worth s.
Ladies' Rsefers,cheyiot cloth. 81 OK; worth $40.
Ladies Refers. diagonal cloth. -. 9s: worth sS 30.
LADIES' Refers. sstrschan trimmed, s6.47: worth
slO so.
Ladies' Refers fur and astrachan trimmed. ell. 4s
to s19; reduced FROM $40 to ga.
VEST FRONT JACKETS
Ladies' Vest Front Jackets. beaver. s4.9s; reduced
from s.. 80.
Ladies' Vest Front Jackets. chsvot. 81 sS; reduced
Ladies' Vest From. Jackets. silver cord sd9s: re-
ducei from sfs
Ladies' Vest Front Astrachan roll collar 90 90; re-
duced from si4.75.
Ladies' Yes, Front Seal and Astrachan roll collar.
From sis. ~ to 81
Revere Front Jacket. diagonal. 81 IS. sold 81 So
Revere Front Jacket beaver. 81 !sS, sold 1t 80
Jersey Jackets, si9s. sold at $3.50.
Seal Plush Jackets. IS; reduced from $50.
Seal Plush Jackets, -. 20. reiur ed from $l2 80.
Seal Plush Refer, shawiroI collar. slI 81. reduced
from sI9.
Seal Plush Vest Front Jacket. s145o; reduced from
eel.
Seal Plush Vest Front Jacket, sI7.5C. reduced from
s25
Seal Plush Fur. Astrachan trimmed s2a; reduced
from sSE 80
4O-inch Seal Plush CloAls. 81 fs. reduced sQ
42-inch Finer Seal Plush Cioak.. ala. ~, reduced
from s2l.5O
44-ineh Finer Seal Plush Cloaks, s17, -; reduced
from s27.
4iinch Very Fine Seal Plush CIoaks, sIs %; re-
duce,l from go.
44-ineh Best Seal Plush CIoaks, e22 IS. reduced
from 500
CAPES.
Seal Plush Capes 81, 81 and 81 reduced one-haIf.
AstracLan Capes. 81. IS. g. 10 AID 81 US. reduced
oIe-half.
Clildrens Jackets of all kinds. the cut in prices
viii lie :orIa and choice PlaIs and Stripes IN Crotch
sI,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

NECKwEAR SPECIALS.
Anew arrival In Boys Windsor Ties in all Of
the new and sly fish elan plaids." Heavy
surah silk. extra wide and long. Regular 35c.
goods. Special price. nc. each.
Refer Scaris for ladies', made of heavy surah
silk tsoft fihished), hemstitcLed at each end.
Special prices, in plain colors 81 80 each.
Special price III fiaids, 81 40 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

ANOW AZ l. he l. IME.
There is still Of people that have not yet pur
chased their Winter Wraps.
We cannot say why they wait so long. Perhaps
for various reasons best known TO themselves, but
those that have been waiting for lower prices have
struck it with US. for
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
We place 20 different kinds of
SHORT, MEDIUM AND LONG GARMENTS
At price.
DO NOT THINK
That are trying to palm of old stock as such is not
known in our Establishment this season.
There is always break in price as the season
advances and ind that the time to make it is when
everybody wants the goods.
Our system is one price to ALL Goods marked in
plain figures. The average cut is from 10 to 70 per
cent.
We START
With an Atwood Broadwale Refer vest front, high
$685.
This little Wrap beauty and you will wonder how
such can be DONE
FOLLOWING
This comes Heavy Storm Jacket Sizes 80 TO a.
Made of Heavy Chincha large rolling collar double
breasted tight fitting back loose front 3D. 9s Not to
be matched In this town
Black Asraehan Capes also in this sale. but only
NM nu,,o tar f,,,t. .roo1,
II is si.in ladae. lined and close heavy xstrachan
effect
Gray As.rschan Cape. with high storm collar;
perfect gem. That goes at $3.50
Walker Seal Plush Capes, with storm collar also At
$3.50
Atwood Cheviot Jacket. wool astrachan revere very
nob5y. s7.4S.
Plain Ohev:os Refer. bound with bullion braid,
square shawl collar. novelty that goes at ~. So
Black Diagonal Broalwae Double-lreusted Refer.
a very neat wrap $685.
Misses Fancy Chsvron Refer. revere faced with
satin. edged with astrachan. q buttons ON cuff at
sIO. 80.
Seal Plush Jacket. high shoulder. good quality of
satin lining, chamos pockets. u to ~, sl2.
Black Broadwale Tailor-inatle Refer shawl storm
collar. faced with arnure silk, frog fastening ga
est garments In our house.
Misses Chevron Jackets with wool seal facing frog
| fastening. very jaunty. At Sl5.
Seal Plush Jacket. astrachan reverb suitable for
mourning. high shoulders. twill satin lined 81 to 49,
sl5.
Ladies' Chevron Jackets, wool seal revere, satin
faced. high shoulder, frog fastening. at go
THERE'S nothing offered tis city that can take ths
place of this garment for the price. We pride our.
selves on that.
For ladies that want special long Plush sacque at
medium price we placed one In this SALE They are
AZ inches long and run In size from 81 to A. All ut
| the sans price. S25
Seven Imported Fine English Melton Length Vest.
front Reefers in Tan and Blue part and
some applique trimmed. the nobbiest WRAPS shown
this but only "a and ~ sizes s2 We're chear
! at S3o.
30neh Iong Walker Plush Refer, adjustable vest,
WOOL seal trimmed. lined with the very best London.
dyed satin Looks the as the genuine article $50
This will give you idea what class OF goods We
carry We cater for the Masses and therefore hope e
/ suit all buyers.
Remember, two days.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Our Children's Garments. You can get 10 per csri
| o6-and We have choice line TO select from.
THE COMBINATION.
Il
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Watch 10th page Of Sundays Post for our Holiday
Saturday uightS STAG. Il
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
COME s1rrnJsEs AT cHIrTENAsGo.

Chittenango. n. Y. Aug - CpccaI-rhe feature of
today, tlay was the nnc exhibition Of a. Is Hodges Of
Sa,on Island both Of his adjourned games ron
pchuz defeated Rogers H. the sccond round ana are"
ID ,diourp,d game with the opponent Mr Hodges
us wins The championship Of the nrst class M Rogers
nj. adjourned game with LpschutL and also defeated
Scripture IN the play ran high during the aftrr
oon a. Ipschutz aor another Of his adjourned
ranes The ~ The second class vas sharp one until
toAay Roll OF Brooklyn. has had 0 commanding lead
hut he los, three gans IN succession TO-DAY "a ihdeFhi
scarle walter and Is thu, thrown ont oi tAe race Inc
cLauiouship cs between tie three last naIhed The
td elias, contest f. practically settled and MT Gum OF
Syrscuse bears on the honors. Other winners IN THIS
class TO-DAY were Young against fischer, Thore
against Wright. Young agsInst Gum and Gum against
fischer In the simultaneous exhibition last evening Mr
Iprhuz PLAYED opponents ard defeated all OF them
.r Hodges played blinGfod against Mr.. Ihorne.
ana LliEdiodcd played against MI
Gum and won after pretty contest Of nityonc moves The
handicap series between class winners begins tomorrow
morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
THE TENNIS MATCHES GO ON.
WINNERS IN THE SECOND DAYS PLAY AT NEW
PORT.

Nev-port r. L. Aug o5 (SpeciaD-The allconers'
1urnament was continued here to-day, and the weather
was most favorable. The courts were IN better coh-
dition than OH yesterday and the matches were as
rule more interesting. W. p Knapp won from Z.
Manchester, as expected although his opponent
played plucky game, winning the third SET seais'
Ryerson Carver Campbell, Hall and Hobart won their
contests with case, but X. T. Huntington and NJ G.
Chace found great difficulty in woTsting their an
tagonists. The playing Of NJ G. Chace in his match
with D. Miller attracted much attention, and goodly
number OF spectators surrounded this court Chace
played in remarkably brilliant STYLE and kept Miller
continually running from side of the court 10
the other. Five sets played, and Chace man
aged TO win the ffih set 6-4. The most important
match of the day. however. was between Il. r. Hunt
ington and 7. II. Hovey. Huntington was looNeo
upon to win, but IIovey was known to be no mean
antagonist. Hovey won the first set ana huntington
the second The third went to HOvey, and although
Uovey led So in the fourth set 1t went TO liunuhg
ten tn Uovev seemed tired out in the hfth
set and Huntington continued to improve IN MS pay
and won the set 60 This match is without DOUBT
the best thus far played in the tournament
Tomorrow three exciting matches Will take place
cbsce against Clark, Campbell against Carver and
60 agoinst Huntington All these matches are i'm
nortsnt and the results will go far toward determn
ing the outcome of the tournament. The consolation
matches will be begun in the afternoon.
Appended the scores:
Singles, first round-C. Hobart, Of New-forh' Oea'
g. F. Brown of Boston, 6-1, 6-3, G-l' h. !"
Chace Of Providence, beat d. Miller OF New-iorh
s-1 e-s 6-3 6-5 Cd V. G. Hail. OF New orR
beat E. W. Gould, of staten Island 6nl 0Il bi,tdo go
" Tallant of Boston. beat VI. r. Wright OF PhilaaeI
phia, Go, "a, e-1; J. s. Clark OF P1lqoeiPn;i % dn
e. A. Chase OF Chicago. beat q: II. Herrick' OF new new
port 0-I, 90, 10, G-2; NJ, D. smith OF Wasaln9
ION heat T. r. Borden, Of Washington. O. %
s~S W. p Knapp, of New York beat M2nches'er ,Sr
of boston 6-1. 60, 6-o O-3; j.: W, Cal"er, u
Chicago, beat A. f. Wright Of rhiladelphi;a p; oyY
dsfauit; Q. S. Campbell Of BI9ony9; Ieat RIVER M
SON OF Chicago, beat b. b. Lamb OF CmGaS9, & b1st
S~5 6-l, Ga; Foxhall Kecne, OF New oIk' , Deat
+. Han of New-Hayen. 90, 80, 6-3, G.; T. p
Sears, OF Boston, beat c. r. HoWla.d, OF
4-8 Ga Ga, CO X. p. Huntington OF New 1oIh
beat F. Ii. Hovey Of Newton 90 g.; So, sands rMS
of New York by default; &. W. Lee, OF Boston, Ded'
G. Byrhcs, OF Washington. GO, G-3, O.. J.. ou,orr
The follo,Ing matches will be PLAYED tomorrow
i. c. Hobart against NJ. q. Chaoei 2 " &; nan
eganst H. Tallant: ., {. A. Chase against j. 5 Clth
T. W. p. Knapp against NJ D. Smith ., o. 3 Cinpt amp
bell against j. W. Carver q, J. 4. Ryerson aguhst
Foxhail Keene: T. r. p. Huntington against L. 81
sears: s. G.. W. Lee against o. Englesiroin
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
SVINMING fOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
MEMBERS OF THE MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB
CARRY OFF THE HoNORs.

Thousands witnessed tenth annual swimming cham
ulonshp contests under the auspices Of the Manhattan
Athletic Club Nyack yesterday. The air perfect
aud In fine condition Hundreds on boats
big gayy decorated and Thousands Of spectators
along tc Nyack shore made the pretty The
finish all the races was or Tie Nyack RowB A'hoc''
tlon clubhouse
In the l0Oyard cash there three heats, entries
heinz william Bull and Charles Lnsecd Rheinl1rt Swim
ming club; W &. Johnsonf Manhattan A. G.. G. II. Mac.
Mahon Passalc Boat club; william SchiiH. Philadelphia
Y NJ C. A.; II. T. Braun and G. I. Schlcssingcr. New
York H. C.. .: C. T. Barrows Trmount y. c. Boston. The
result, were he1tI. r. Braun, Charles LinSecd
G. r. barrow; time. :05 10. Second heat-wiam Bull.
w & Johnson. william Schllcf; time. 07 40. Ihird
hoat-w c. johnson Charles Llnsccd II. f. Braun; tine
:Oj l-j The victory OF johnson In his native waters
was greeted with uproar Of cheers and whistles such a.
f., seldom heard In TapTan Bay.
The onc-nile match followed. IL IN one heat
with six entries. They A. Menert. Manhattan A. c.
William Brice w. 4. c.. Glasgow. Scotland C. IT,
MacMahon Pa Boat club ). D. Ketchine and Charles
scblcssnccr. Tcyy-YOrE 4. {. A; L. ID. Cabanne and H.
Whlttcmorc Pastlmc \. c., s.. Louis IL magni-
cent race between McrcIt, who led from tho start ana
Urycc with WhittemOrc fair third. n,rt nnshed III
90 80 % and Bryce IN 90 A5 3.5. Whitt'more was
twenty seconds later. The Manhattan boys made the
wckIn ring with their cheers It clearly their day
throughout william B Curtis n. Y. ~ c.. was referee
the Judges were James T.. Sullivan. Z. A. C.; j. b
Anderson NJ. \. C.; Harry Buermeyer. n. Y. A. c. and
Eugene Van Schaick, NJ. A. C.
The swimming rules o. the Amateur Athletic Union
Governed the contest The visiting cubmcn were ul'
bonoed quests the Nyack Rowing Association whch
e.rcd substantial dinner In the clubhouse at the clos'
., ,bc races Johnson's victory dcubly crtditahle
Tim fro,o the fact he has In ba1 form physcaj
fo- the last 1--WE days and 1t seriously ntricrd WIN nj
,r,,nn, The athl.tes were dllrhtcd with Nyack wat
as course aud ftare contests here are considered certain
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
WEDDINGS.

Natck, Mass, Aug. % (spec.al.-Presidcnt Ethel
bert d. War1eld, Of Miami University, Eas married
hero this afternoon in the Congregational Church TO
Miss Nellie Frances TlltOn. The church, which had
boen prcttly decorated ior the occasion. nlcd
with friends Of the brIe and bridegroom, although
the wedding was a quict one. The b.idcg groom, who
belongs TO the famous BTecldnridee family OF Ken
lucky Is the brother of the Rev. DR.. Il. D. Warield
Of Princeton Theological Seminary. and enjoys the dis
tncton being TIE youngest college president Ia the
country. The happy couple lett here FOR n UP IN
the south and West Among those present from a
distance we're Professor and Mrs Walter Il. BrdgiLan,
Professor and Mr.. william a. Merrill and Professor
A. Guyot Cameron o. the faculty Oi Miami University.
Fortress Monroe, Va, Aug 2o-LleIleant Charles
l. Phillips AN Artillery, and Miss Katie Iiernon,
daughter of plain John l.. TcrnOn Sd Artillery, were
married this evening at the chapel oil the garrison by
the Rev. j. J. Gravatt, OF Hampton