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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

town. but not on any public lot within the
city's limits, not even In the Streets near
those lots, and that too. though streets Gre
not public reservations.
Amoug the visitors here to-day is Capt.
Aleck Payne of Warrentop, Virginia. The
Captain being asked about Mr.. Hume's
cbarga that General Lees election was
bought, said ne didn't know how it was in
Alexandria, but that Ia the other parts OF
the district the democrats were 80 assured
Of victory before the election that they did
not think it at all necessary to nee any
money. The impression outside of Aexan-
dr;a, he said, was that Mr.. Hume's cam
paign vas to be simply and solely Doodle
one, and that that impression was sustained
by the fact that he made no public state
ment of his opinions on any of the grave and
important question involved In thu election.
Respecting his own county, Fauquier, Capt.
Payne said that nearly all the white people
there, republicans as well as democrats,
voted for General Lee, and that 30 far as he
knew those who voted against him would
just ss soon have voted for Langstou.
Mr.. Crisp Of Georgia seems to ba IN the
lead for s leakec of the next House, with
Mr.. Breckenridge of Kentucky and Mr.
Hath OF Mlssouii close behind him. MI
Clark of Missouri, the old clerk, and e1-Con-
gres, mau Gideon Of Mary land are among the
numerous Candidates for the cerkshp, and
Gen. Fled ADD Mr.. Donaldson, both e1-
doc keepers. are among the applicants for
their old places. The general impression
about the House Offices IL, however. that
those places ahould be- given to men who
have worked for the party and done it some
good, and not to those who have hurg
around Washington without doing any thing
for the cause but as soon as the victory was
secured, popped up as grabbe's for the big
pest share of the spells,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

Dor CHILD V S Nor DEAD During the
Morning inquests in the Coronet's ofics
yesterday Samuel Koch, a good-aatnred
German baker living at No. 1913 Locust
street, rushed in excitedly aud told Coroner
Ashbridge that his week; Ii baby was dead.
He said that bis wife bad given birth to
trlplets aboIt week ego, and that two CT
them he'd passed away shortly sfter birth,
and that the death of the last one had oC-
CURED yesterday. When Mr.. Koch had
completed his story the Coroner said that
he would attend to it in the proper time.
90, my but von'6 you attend it right
away? don'G want to close my store. 1t
ain't business, and tomorrow is Ga uIday,
de best day 10 de week"
"All right" ftioined the Coroner, I'VE
will attend 30 it this morning. Come back
iu abeut an hour, ard will talk to you
alb nut It,"
The German left the office feeling sail: fed
that his business would not be interrupted
and hurried home. He Gid not remain at
home long. TO. when he got there he found
his child alive and we'll. When be returned
he ran into the Office smiling and said !:
"Don't come around, it Yes all right. Ii
amt dead. thought that it had died a.
ready"
The coroner was puzzled, but sDi ej.-
Philadelphia Record
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Ex-Governor E lgagd a. o Neal died yes.
To-day at his fe.ideuce in florence, Ais.
r bot. I. l. ncoIn, Mi1ister to England,
arriv d 10 Springfield, Il. to-tsy, at
oompsnyng tbs body OF his son.
V scount Pull D'Absac, Consn! General
of F:aDcs, 10 Nav York, is afraid that he
saag be- murdered By an Insane Frenchuer.
Several sdng leather and hide dealers
Of The United STATES have entered iuio az
a.rsement to advance prices if conditions
are favorable 8 few weeks hence.
This is succi's third day Of fasting 10 Nv
York. He looks paer aud has lost TO-
pounds. H's pulse to-day Is 6S Succi haz
d u TX blu y ounces Of wafer sipca ne began
biz task.
Miss Mary Abell, daughter Of the lete
Arupsh S. Abel, tbs founder of the B.ti-
more Sun, has entered the Convent of Tie
Visitation at Georgetown, with the purpose
of becoming nun.
Kate Nolan, colored woman residing in
HopkinsviIle, KY., gave her sick infant 81
dose OF carboiic acid ny mistake sst ever
ing and the child wss sezad with conqul
aons AID died IN great agony.
Edward O. Hunt, a student at the Illinois
Pharmaceutical G, eye, at Chicago, COM
mitted suicide last night by shooting him
self 10 the head. Disappointment 10 1--we
affair was the cause OF The d Ell.
The largest fire in Pictou, N. s., for
twenty years started ct 1:30 6. m. The
flames seizsd a large warehouse, spreading
thence to large lumber yard and destroy
ing in addition newspaper office, mills and
other tulldings. The fire ia still spreading.
Mrs. Birchall was LIST night allowed to
ht Id long interview with her hus 'snd
touching family matters. Birchall claims
that be will Iail heir 10 considerable PFC
persy ard desires to bequeath it To his wife
before he dies The meeting Of the hus-
band spd wlfs 10 the cell was very fecting
The British steamer Ludgats Hill, which r.
rived at London to-day from New York, lad oil
head OF .tsle washed overheard duiing a severe
storm.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. Edgar T. Hirsb. OF Fauq1ier. and
Miss Kate Browne, Of Stafford, were mar
ried at the residence OF Mr. DslaGed Clifton
In Stafford On Thursday.
The hog law was defeated in Stafford
county at the late election by 206 maj 1rity,
and in Dranesville, Fairfax county, the vote
for the abolition of the two days work
ood-for $50 against 49,
About 800 head of stock cattle were cold
this week 10 grszers, in Fauqnier county,
and there wers on the market yesterday
1900 head unso'd. Pasture it still green
and the weather favorable to this trade.
Lis reported that Richard Sweeny has
discovered valusble vein OF anthracite coal
upon his premises In Fauquier county, ard
is bur0ine the cosl for fuel at his home.
ia about four miles from the Manassas rsi-
road, but within hundred yards Of the
projected lioe otthe c. & 0. from Crozat &c
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
Foreign News.

PARIS, Nov "A man and his wife named
Pousy, with The assistance Of their SOD
recently beat to death the lover of their
daughter, who was found In ner room at
night All three were yesterday acquitted
ons ss they @ere leaving The court houee
they we're attacked by crowd and badly
beaten.
PARIS, Nv. S -Gen. B 1ulsnger has is-
sued an ad1ross 20 the electors OF CIiguau-
court advising them to abs ain from voting.
De coDtessas that he erred In accepting the
ca operation Of the Conservatives and in re-
wing upon their professions Of good faith.
Ia save that henceforth he wi devote him
EFF en:iraiy to the cause Of The people.
PARIs, NV --'Che SoleiL has sdvices
from TOT qpin slatise that piracy Is rampant
spd that tne French cutposts are being at
tacked constantly.
LONDON, NV. S-The Pail Mall Ga
zstte, reersiog to the Star | IS -Bsrttelot
controversy. Gays Staules's charges against
Ba-ttieo5 cannot be allowed to rest.
He ia bouad to produce every ecrap of proof
that be can TO sustaln the charges he now
n &es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

FEARS OF Observation-Disclosures Phipps, a
comedy young white girl of Is, lives with
her mother, widow, quarter of 8 mile
from the house Of her uncle, George W. Har-
desty, near Annapolis. Md. Near By lives
Ernest Forbes, colored youth of 20
Thursday morning Forbes concealed himself
near place where Miss Papps is In the
habit of milking. and when she appeared he
rushed out, gagged her with her homeland
overpowered her. The girl dragged herself
to her unole's residence aud reported the
assault. Forbes was overhsuled near the
Severn river. aud taken before justice.
An angry crowd of white men were present.
and as quickly as Forhes's victim pointed
him out 90 the man. cries OF Lynch him"
aroee, and the excited crowd pressed toward
him. Forbes broke away from bis csrtors
ard lad. As he ran some one raised gun
and fred, several shots taking effect in the
fugitive's back. he vas followed by posse
and recap ured after al alright search and
landed In jill The sheriff is taking Drecau-
lions to guard his prisoner from lSnchirg,
which is freely threatened
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

The northern democrats in the next
House will cuinumber the northern re-
puolicans.
a movement hiss been S arted to dapose
Senator Qlsy from the Leadership Ct the
republican party in campaign work.
TIE democratic NE jority in Indiana will
be- about Is 600 The Legislature is dem
ocratc in both houses, and the democrats
nave 90 nsjosiiy 10 joint So ssion.
Goy.-elect Peck, o.. Wisconsin, says sena
tor Snooner 10 ell likelihood will be succeed
I'd by Col, VIM F Villas, Secretary OF the
Iaterior in Mr.. C!evelaud's Cabinet.
Il is thought Gov. David B. q IL OF New
York, nay 90 to the Uuited States Senate
e he is siec'ed without contest and without
interf-renca with his higher ambition. TIE
Nsw York legislature will re-apporiion the
State.
Jud % Edmund Waddell, the republican
Rhu holds Inc Seat In Congress from tie
Richm19d d ne, says bis party mads
great mis- axe 10 not passing the force bill
II & prsdiC that they vii pass II in Decsm-
Der. or ary how hsiore Msrch. He attrib-
utes The dsieat Of his party 10 part to that
failure
TIE defeat If Senator Spoouer 10 Wiscon-
sin is regard d by Mr. Hari5on's frieods as
one of the severest blows of the election
Mr. Spoonsr WAS generally regarded as Mr..
Harrison S warmesG friend and the Presi-
deut's rspresentsti.e in tie Senate, and il
vii not be surprising if Mr. Harrison sp-
poiois him 10 fill tie vacancy on the Sa-
Dreme Bench csu Ell by The death Of Justice
Miller.
Among tbs names NEST prominently
spoken OF in connection with the sneaker
ship OF ihe next House are Messrs. Mills. OF
Texas B ouot aud Crap, Of Georeis, By
nun, Of Iidians Springer, Of III nois
Hatch, OF NJ Lass vi; McMlilin, OF Tennessee;
lockwood. Of New York Wilson, of West
Virginia and Breckenridge, of Kentucky.
Tne Eonee' will have in it almost as many
northern democratic as it viii southern, and
tdere may ari-e continent 10 favor OF
northern Speaker ii one pre- ,mineptiy quail.
led for ,hs pisos can be found. But from
the nature of things. their service Bang Ion
ger ss o rule and their cleo ion generally
under different circumstances, all of the
really coed speakersbip material Ia to be
faund among tho southern men. The demo
cratic majority in the next House will be
equal to almost oDe-helf of the entire mem
bership, ard Is States will be without Gin.
gle Republican representative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER says

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER says
a Sens or's sou must not be insulied u
Well, nobod, 3 son ought to be insulted, ou
a8 this is free and tqaal country, and q
is people are not respeeters of persons, 8
senator's son is just as liable to be insu'ted
az the SOP of any body elss, even The SOD
Of gun. Poor Wsusmake, Selling sea
kin cloaks to the wives of rich men is hia
nroper avoca;ion. lie is out of place q: the
head Of the Postoffice Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

A GREAT CONFERENCE.-The prompt
diepstch and ready delivery of baggage is
one of the most desirable veniencesSoi
modern travel. Ga no railroad 10 the
country has this csived more consideration
than Oh the Psnnsy vania and the inangura-
tion some years ago of the special delivery
system is the most advanced stepin that d.
rection Under this system the traveller ao-
vises ticket agent of bis destination, and
8 transfer agent calls at residence or hotel
and checks the baggage through to resi-
dence or hotel In The city OF his destinatioD.
This system prevails between New York.
Philsdelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
and nrominent seasbore resorts on the Penn
sylyanis Railroad during the season. The
charge Is 81, to be paid in advance. The
anpoyapoe othayiug ones baggage delayed
is exceeded only oy the comfort OF Hiding
that il has preceded the movement OF Its
owner. Uoder tha tpecial delivery system
its forwarding and delivery in advance "a as'
su.ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Gazette
WASHING TON. ID. O., Nov. S, $780,

Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Gazette.
WASHING TON. D. O.. Nov. s, $780,
Senator Quay started ftom here to Florida
yesterday evening. Heretofore, when be
has started on similar trips. be ives carried
from his house to the railroad depot 10 bis
handsome carr a,e, drawn by splendid
pair OF blooJed bo:sse but yesterday he
bundled himself, his son, Dick, Ito oke with
whom Pos, maeter General Wanamaker says
lean not be te'erated'0 his baggage and bis
fishing tack Q all into enc herdlc, and trotted
of, looking by no means pleased with him
seif or with suy body else. When he re-
turns he will resign the Craftsmanship OF the
national republican committee, which WILL
be givea 10 Col. C!arksop. The Senator is
now sadly cut Of favor at the White House.
His recommendation for pension agent at
Pittsbnrg was sourned yesterday, and the
place given to ,liower OF mis- enemy, Con
gresham Dalze!l.
Mr.. Polk. President OF the National Farm.
ers' Alliance, il here to-day. BE says to-
Alliance bss IS members of the new Con
press and 10 other men pledged to i, aad
5nst It is going to play big part IN the iu-
ture political E # airs of the country.
The joV of the democrats here is marred
greatly by the intelligence from Wisconsin
TO the eff ct that ex-Seoretary Villas viii! be
cent to the Senate from that State. They
saw chat Villas is pot democrat at heart and
lever was one, and that if the WISCONSIN
democrats are going to frtter awsy their
victory by eiecting him to the Senate they
NAV as we'll have lost their legislature.
The refusal of the War Department to a.
low the democrats to FIRE their salute yes
ierdsy en- any OF the government reserve
tions in the city Is the suit sct OF no little
adverse criticism here to-day. The demo-
Gratis were told at the War Department that
they wonld be permitted to fire their cannon
on the fate or on lot three miles out OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

Mr.. STANLEY shed tears Of j,5 wasn ha
stepped or American coil" 80 dispatches
from New York cay. Wonder what sort of
tears be ehed when be deserted the Con-
fodarate army, and stepped off southern,
and On 10 northern soil. But 1t must be re-
ms mhered that life 10 the South was hard
during the wer, and that Coufeders'es would
bays willingly traded their diet of raw gree'
corn for ripe African plantalns. L ts no,
e,rsrge that Mr.. Stanley and the advance
pna.d reeped all the advantages OF the
"Darkes. Africa" and that the reaf guard
eot-ahpse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
SATURDAY EvENlaa. NOVEMBER 8.
soME OF the democratic newspapers a,

soME OF the democratic newspapers ave
cow trying to determine the particular DEM
ncrat to whom most praise ia due for tho .e'
cent famous democratic victory. They may
as we'll be engaged in determining TIE iden
tity Of the msn in the moon. 10 no one
nor one hundred, nor one hundred thousand
democrats, can the victory be attributed. Ii
was due solely end entirely to the repuoli-
can President and the republican Congress-
and the guerdon should be awarded them.
Their tariff, pension and force bills. and
their endorsement OF Reed and Lapgston did
the business. The democrntic party and The
wnole country reaped the profits. but MIR.
Harrison and his Congress- did the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
Not Available.

MINNEAPoLIs, NV. S-Membsrs of The
loyal lagion, including prominent business
men, State officials and ci.iz ,ns rendered
Gen. Miles, U. 5. A., 70 ,eptlon 10 81. Paul
last evening. The affair was brilliant 30
cal Success. During the evening the talk
drlited into politics, and it WAS the general
sentiment thetin view of the recent elections
neither Harrison. Mckinley or Reed would
be available 3ay 10 the presidential race
nj 1893
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD g. LorHR0P, J
CORNER 18th and F STREETS N. W,
WASHINGTON, D.. c. J
Saturday, Nov. s. 1890.

We think tho little ks are entitled to
our ronco AMI consideration as well as
the older ones, hence we reserve large
portion OF our adve Using space every
SATURDAY with special reference to
their wants and needs, To day we in
vte you, parent, 10 bring them the litlo
ones) along that they may select one OF
those BEAUTIFUL Cheviot Suits or orc of
those pretty Flannel Dire ses, Wicdsor
Tie, pair of those handsome Kd Gloves.
or some of the many good things adeer-
ii Sbelow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

WHEN THE republicans gained victory
during the democratic administration they
Fl ed sslutes under the very windows of the
White House. The democrats were 60
permitted to fire es!ute yesterday either In
the White Lot, the Monument grounds. or
on he mall. But the War Department, In
which is the Office of public buildings and
grounds, ia now under the control OF the
man who ordered it's Gag at top mast at the
death of the greatest and most dstinguisbed
of ali his predecessors. bat at ha!!-mast ct
the death of the Que who WAS impeached for
disgracIng bis Office and the whole c0nn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
What Mr. Hume SAYS

"Oa, yee; l understand there has been an
election a.ely," remarked the late Virginia
candidate. Il hays been defeated, IL seems,
but don't feel very bad about 1t. The cleo
ton In the eighth Virginia district was
simply struggle between two democrats,
end Cen Lee will get the seat. l have al
ways been a; d will continue to be demo-
crst, and tho fact thet the returns show ma.
iorties for rna ia the democratic districts
proves that the democrats Of Virginia recog-
nizs that fact. am especially proud of the
unparalleled vote which was given me In
Alexandria city and county. My fight was
not against tbs democratic party, but for
the democratic party sgainsts certain ring
which has gsiQei control of that party. 30
far as the democratic vote in the district is
concerned it will be seen that big me jority
have voted for ne. TIE republican strong
holds have been carried for Gen. Lac, and
thus he is elected.
"What about the fairness of the election
Well don't want to say too much about
that. Ever siuoe the election have been
10 receipt Ct hundreds snd hundreds OF i,i-
ters re sting to some Instances OF fraud on
Tuesday / have been Informed In the
most positive mauoar that very large eum
OF money was spent on Tuesday by Lees
managers. When the polling commenced
am sati, fed that the district was for me
1000 msj,ri but when The polls closed
the si.us ion had chaugsd. ln the dis rlct
voters we're bought openly BY the Lee men
and the prices qaotsd. Among the colored
voters in certain SECTIONS the reigning price
vas SIS per vote Where did the Lee money
come from? Well, $1,000 was contribut, d
on election nnorDiog by Washington bank
er and 50 coo came from an Alexandria
merchant. No, have no present intention
of ooutes!iog the election. As say, am
democrat, and it was simply struggle
between two d mocrats.
"Ooe point have noticed in the returns
is that every section which the lite ceu-
sus shows to be progressive center gives q
mai ,rity for me - Washington Star.
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Court of Appeals

Perkins against Digg-, judge. Upon pe-
tition for writ of maudamus. Rule nisl re-
fused.
L'ggetl's Conn itteo, 81, against Eaia-
ger's executor. Petition to rehesr denied.
Hsmpton against Hampton. Argued By
J. B. McCabe. esq for appellant, and Ed
ward Nicholas, esq. for appellee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
A MINISTER'S Death.

WASHINGTON, D Q. Nov. S.-Don Fred
erico VoIio Charge d'Adaires of the Costa
kicsn legation and scsing minister for come
mouths past died suddenly this morning 10
his rooms az the Elamere In this city, OF
pneumopis. after an illness OF i've days.
Ansemo Volio, cousin Of the deceased,
not attached 10 the legation will become act.
ing minister.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

Ifyou are otfered bottle of Salvation Oh,
without wrapper, or uuti'aed or aefaoed,
don't buy 1t at any price, you may be sure
that there is something wrought may be
worthless or dangerous counterfeit. lnai't
upon getting perfect. unbroken, genuine
package. In yellow wrapper.
Try It, Il will cure you. Dr.. Bu'rd
Coug b Syrup. All dealers keep it. Price %
ceut5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

4 SENSATIONAL eToRY CREDITED TO
RcME.-Tbe Political Correspondence pub
li-hss the fobwiog Dispatch from Rome /:
Tine recent pastoral letter OF the 1ish
bishop, eondamning boycotting and the
plan Of compsign was issued In compliance
with psremptory orders from the Pipe him.
ss!f, wac desirsd proof of the abst Lure sat-
mis- Of the ! lisa 'piscopate to the deci-
siors of the curs. Ihis is practice Y q
eontradititn OF the report that the Irish
bishops are determined to support the
Iesgue.n
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DIED.

On November &c, DUDLEY T. SAUNDERS.
nds- Funeral frou the Baptist Church at three
o'clock to-mo row afternoon. Fiiends and az
quaint .nces of the family are respectfully invite
TO attend. Baltimore, Washing on and Richmond
papers please copy.
On the 7sh instant, WALTER L. BRUeFY'
son o. Thomas j. and Msrths Brufy, in the lIth
year OF his sge. Walter was youth respt cteo
aud loved by al his frients, and WAS an indus
tIions, ! ni and dusiul son. God loves a SHINING
mark. 1zs-The iuEersl will take plsce FROM toe
residence of his parents, 122o Prince stfeeS, a0
2:SO oel ,ck to N PROV Sunday afternoon. The
friends and acquaintarcss of tne family are re-
specially invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

THE ALEXANDRIA merchants must be
prosperous people, for one of them. accord
ing to Mr.. Hums, contributed 81 600 last
Tuesday morning to the democratic fund.
Business must be profitable to warrant such
q liberal contribution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

GEN. MALONE said if negroes were put 10
cffoe in Virginia they would break up the re-
publican party here. The General is q prophet
Republican members of the U. 8. House OF
Representatives elected Lapgaton to Cor
g,ess in Virgins district, and the republic
can party In the State has "ceaseded."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

Mr.. HUME says be was defeated by the
use Of money. Senator B .rbour Gays be is
gratified to know that the recent was not
mercenary cawpaigp, on the part ofthe dem
ocrsts. Ga the subjsca referred to the con.
sensus of opinion seems to be that where one
dollar was used for Gen. Lee, four were used
against him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

THE BANKERS in Washington must be the
most liberal of men. for, according to Mr..
Hume, one Of them contributed no less than
$4,000 toward Gen. Less election. His
name should be published, 10 order that the
people of the b Virginia district may thank
hi m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08

So far as heard from Carter, the coole1
candidate, received votes in Alexandria,
IA 10 Loudouu, in Prince William AID g
few in Louisa.
To 1883 tho vote for the E ghth District
stood "a follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-08
MARRIED.

On WEDNESDAY, November 9th, 1890, al The
residence of the bride, No. III Duke street, by
Rev. D. N. Staff ri, Mr.. FRANK {. LUCAS to
aiiss CLARA j. IRAVERs, all of this city.