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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
pouBLY LICENSED
Wedding seSteraHy AFTER q t~e ass
Half sesrs waiL


One Of the oddess OF the many odd
things that eccus IN the lssaiag Of maj
rage licenses, trSnspsreo Al ths county
clerks ottice yesterday afternoon. 9ast
before closing slnle couple came IA
Nth sn 0ld llcenss much the worse Tor
weaF, ana Informed Clerk Harvey thai
they wants.d il renewed. The license
VAS dated Dcoeln6sf IA, les. @1ld was
numbered 2a6. Collss4 4Qeaiif u N&s
more than IM0 and . Balt Years old ~
had eeen carefully pfvsegt teai but ANA
never exercised is intended Junction
Ou account OF some mysterious change
/ OF heart on the pglt Of one or both CT
! the parties. As their ages ana other
! c0na ti0us had altered somewhat dur
+ ing the long wait another lace0se Sas
/ issued 70 the happy couple whose names
ale Leverea " EldIed aud Annie
+ Smith. both of tbs city.
Both we're evidently ANXIOUS 70 have
i the ceremony completed al once, a.
justice uydorn MAS called IA and tAs
marriage Was s0iemnlLed night away
I Ia the 'bridal chamber at the rear o.
/ the office. Both groom and bride were
/ retioeut as 10 the reason Tor the ions
delay They only saId that Eldfed had
been up north most of the time since
the date OF the Incense and that OWNS
10 some misunderstanding between
thefA the marriage had not takef
place at once. From their remarks D
WAS apparent that n third party haC
been somehow instrumental IN StsNlns
oil the marriage. but at any rate they
are now married as etfectually as th'
2772 other couples ID whom license
were issued between the dates OF the.
original license and marriage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
A MODERN CHURCH.
Contractors Making Estimates on the
Fiat Reformed Church.

The members of the Builders and
Traders Exchange, are figuring esti-
mates for the First Reformed Church, to
be erected at Fountain and Barclay-sts.
The church Will be a handsome modern
temple OF brick and stone of UNIQUE
design. There Will be tower on the
corner at the intersection of the streets
through which will be three MAN en-
frances to the church. In the opposite
corner will he the pulpit, choir and
study. The congregation will sit in cir
cular rows OF seats running obllquely
across the church. 1t is expected that
the cost will be IN the neighborhood OF
$50, 900. Operations on the new edifice
will begin within the next two weeks.
The present place of worship Will have
to be vacated by January /, and it is
proposed to use the basement Of the
new church until it is entirely COM
DIeted
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

The primary department Of the South
Congregational Sabbath-schoOl viii hold
It's annual picnic today at the Soldiers
Home or North Park. All mem.
oers OF the school, parents and friends
are request 10 meet at the church
promptly at 2 O'Clock. or at corner Of
Nlnth-ave. and Ionia-st.. al go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

All members Of the 4. .. L. ". and
Their ladies are respectfully invited 70
attend a soclal party 70 be gwen by the
members Of Harmony lodge, No. J 50.
A. @. L. W, at the North Park pavilion
on the evening Of July 3, the occasion
beng the formal opening Of that mag
nllcent pleasure resort. Trains viii le
iu waiting for the return Of passengers
to the city ". sHANAHar.
Committee on Invitation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
NEIGHBORS DISAGREE.
4 Suit for the Recovery of Commissions
in Real Estate.

A jury in Justice Hydorn's court yes
tcrday made the first step, OF which the
circuit court will be asked to take the
second, in the settlement of claim OF
Algernon L. White VS.. the Wander
Boogert, contractors. The latter had
employed the former as an agent TO as
sst IN some real estate sales. White
CLAIMS that he did some very good work
IN this line, but when his bill for COM
missions was presented, Wander Boogert
refused to settle TO his satisfaction A
suit followed, in which the jury award
ed plaintiff Sl0S. The case Will be ap-
pealed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

THIS DaT5 IL li1-DEy 1U-f -
s--s-rhs Bruaa sersa.e1 st.-tsa is'-1d, rs-si-
49, az ~ Henfy cl1lsl z11 - -s<i@a
se-r -,ef I.sFsl A.i-llrsi ts@e.
f7-l- aasaalli1s a Is-eaaft Aeaff - ~ ~
,-.aia. .s.-.alsas flal -ss eal-1ias re forever
...-e4 e.rsrs ID l.ls-l4z.zs % orz-t - itai-i,
.ia.rlsf IS. r..s lolr.lelfai calzr-as
F.sas..ar.za Invested - -slspl -e- y -.
..rris.....i 81 8.i.8 Alneg1c4ls. = 1o sf-c'lltei
during as -ls-l
<D8-Ise..ll-a l4..1i - Great Brian y ~1s oI
DaEIi1-.slelll
a. 1..fa - Dr. H111euiann. 9riSinasof of
s..neoBar1g. sged -
tsfs f.all1sIalaoa "a "a s@ltLs ~ ltsttf ssfiI5
fs..-lsen Jsssp1 = lelnssol, beng la4l4ed -
sh~rrnan 4aanfiols hsa1esaf-
tsT.-sld of llal "a lllrQn "a Eeasy N4r1
ess1Azf. llry d1agreed-
lssl-prssi8r1s Gzrassl 4los - Charies = Cut
ue4.l. 80 aalls safersd nis body -al Ses-
IA Ls..lEssa 84lzs1 s-ae - Lle-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

William p. Freeman sued Eugene
hien before Justice HyGo7n, and 0b-
tanned a judgment for $40 damages
anu . costs. Inc piaIntf tb0ught the
judgment IN hls favor altogether TOO
hgnt, and fled A appeal "a the circuit
court yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
Sale Of Bonds.

sesied bids viii be received hy .he treasurer
@ tie Board OF Education Of the city % Grand
Rapids, Michigan. 1t his olhce kclt County
Savings BANK. until July ,. lse3. az O'CLOCK
y. nl., for tlght tlotsand dollars % tHfal1-
year school bonds and SccTu interest, author
iTed 10 be issued by the hoard %; Esucsfi1n
and the Common COanci. az the city OF Grand
Rapiis.
These bonds are in the denomination - ore
thousand dollars each. of Gate June =. ikt'. due
aud payable June =. 49, bear NJ Interest at
tAe rate 81 four per cent. payable seml-an-
nualiy. according 10 the coupons attached.
Principal and Interest payable ai The bank. in
SAID ciiy, which shall be the depository Of the
Board funds.
Bids below par VIII not be considered.
The treasurer reserves the night 70 refuse
any and all bids.
IA :. VFRDIER.
Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

The Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern Railroad Will sell reduced rate tick
cts July 3 and 4, good 10 return until
July ). Apply to ticket agents for full
particulars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

The popular millinery store Of G. A.
Berwin's, at % Csnal-st.. certainly de-
serves to be a favorite. All last week Il
was scene of continued activity which
was pleasing to the proprietor, and the
very low prices and fine goods TO be
found there are certainly pleasing 70
purchasers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

The sauit Ste Mare now has a deputy
United States marshal in the person of
George ". Shott. The gentleman vas
spPolatea yesterday by Unbed states
Asrs1al Clark
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

One fare for the round tri3 between
al points on the q. r. & I. r. r. *
cursion tickets sold on July and 3.
GOOD for return until July 8.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

The Three Outlets of disease are the
bowels, the skin, and the kidneys.
Regulate their action with the best
purifying tonic, Burdock Blood Blt:ers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

For a good dinner and cool place K
eat go to DixoE's, 80 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics.
who want a cool place 70 eat, should
remember DIxOn's % Cansl-st. Special
rates
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

Flora A. Jones' BLUSH Of Roses is
the finest of toilet articles. For sale by
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

Van Houten's Cocca-Largest sale IN
the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
Lily White Flour.

Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, IS 3 family fsvorte. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
Itty White Elour

Makes finest pastry. bread or biscuit.
The best Is cheapest and most satls-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

Have you tired Muskegon crackers,
Have you tired Muskeg0n cakes
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
Lily White Flour

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
Myers Millinery.

r,l,us Myer. corner sixth and Broad
..,e"t has inauguratCd "a feature in the inii-
I;aerv world that will SCI The ladies oil We
e,.bionable world alive with delight. i,7
millinery rooms I'm ibo second story Oh ms
house. aro models Of the Kind not seen in
,.i. civ before. The first room contains lh
.nd,ess variety. wonderful beauties in in.
shane of the ornamenis that ladies ''il3iis
An place up0n theirprr 4 heads. tne sll res
ara numerous enolgh. the siiade7
md color. of sufficient quantity y"
~i,r tie most in-ildious an oppoI-
niuitv of making % pleasing seit'ii.n.,
Hnf the acme of l0ylincss n mats au.'
honnofs j. 90 Doe found iu ihe adioinin- I.o'Di
where There are parisian styles 800 aii'ii 20
a. 20 ba seen f0 the best advantage. an1 1.
nof bo injured by handling. TIE lights ii', .l
he windows are bid hy shades ana -oi,
ilaos. and Che mellow glow oi tle f'--' u.
d,.olo..s visions of lovely millinery WoIi i
Id So var from $40 to $50 . piece. NN'N-
io, fo eGuai This picture oi hDauii lie ever
6a7o hare. and tle sight Wns enjoyed te
tar,lav. Ulo first day ol ile opening 10y nun-
fral. of beautiful Indies. For tNn more
da,s the opening VIII cnntuue. and 1911 aie
invited i0 call and examine Che pretty dis
rIur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
pRepARIno soR IHs UNveILINe.
Meeting Of the Military Committee last
Might.

A meeting of the military committee ON
the un,eiling Of the lee monument was
held last night no the first keglmcnlal At
morv. There were present; General 'hafits
i Anderson. Colonel N. C.. Jones. Major " q
= -imons. Maior 81. VI. Evans. Colonel
Thomas Il. Marshall, captain samuel Reg
ester. Captain Sol. 1uichlns ana captain 30
T.. Philips. General John X. Cooke, chair
man of the Lee Camp committee on me un-
yelling. and Lieutenant W. iladlcy hins'
of the Jcn Davis Rifle. 0f salem. Virginia,
were also present ON invitation. Lieutenant
King was introduced by Captain sol. CUT
ch.ns.
General Charles j.. Anderson is chairman
Of tho committee. aud Captain REGISTER
acted as secretary. General Anderson
moved that "a subcommittee Of five Dee APP
pointed TO ascertain positively what quar-
i0r- cam ha procured for The visiting mile
far, on Mas zHh. and thc terms required.
Adopted.
The Chair appointed The following ON me
committee. Colonel Thomas j. MarsI~N,
chairman Colonel A.. J.. Philips. Major g..
Percy Hano-. Captain j. Il. Phillips. ana
Captain samuel Register.
CAPTAIN sol. Cutchns moved that % COM
mifice of nyo 0n correspondence Doe ape
pointed 90 draft suitable circular letter, io
le sent iO the various military ofsinili-
lions. stating that proper accommodations.
rates. &C.. Will bee provided them. inc said
committee i0 send out such letters.
Adopted.
ON this committee were appointed Gem
eral Charles j. Anderson (cha'uuanl, Colo
mel n. e.. Jones Major Vi lliiam J.. 9imon-i
Major N. NJ. Evans and Captain FOL 'uici"
Ius.
General Charles i. Anderson moved thai
the executive committee Doe requested ODD
writing 90 define The duties of ihe military
committee. Adopted.
Colonel H. G.. Jones moved Chat me hean-
quarters of ho military committee Doc ihal
0f all wishing military and THAT they nave
their mail sent there. Adopted.
After the meeting Colonel Marshall OF
the Cavalry. remarked in conversation with
THE TIMES reporter that 400 of the cavalry
companies visiting the unfciing oi The i'e
monument would bring their horses with
them. lie also stated That Doe bad informed
COMPANIES coming from some Of ihe -oulh-
ern State, that their horses had better Doe
Skinned in order fO avoid nnN dincuItt Dob
securing them here. Pro i-iou VIII Doe
made % care for tho horses after they ai-
rive.
Lieutenant King. of the JEFF. Davis Rifles
of salem y 10. said that the ilIe7 were
newly organized company. and Doe W'.'H
make their application io tle vernon l'I
arms On this visit. About forty oi hi. com i-
nv would attend the unyeiline ceremonies.
Tine chairman of the committee at ODE close
of the meeting requested That the commit
tees appointed report as early as possible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
l.nnnlllne Ahonl IeIalIYe..

Judge Edward n. fizhugh. of the
Chanccry Court. received Yesterday The ioi-
lowing letter. dated Kansas city. Missouri.
March DIST. $780, from Mamie ,eay, OF oi-
4. Fifteenth street. that city:
~Kind Sir.-We have received letters from
Tennessee stating that there is land in Viz
cinia worth million dollars That was
taken up hy one Ben seay during the Rev
olutionary war. As Che letters stated that
he was In Richmond during the year ll''N
thought would write and ask you could
YOU lind ont something Of him. Mt ialncf
is bv the same maine. and we are trying 90
find out If bee is Of any relation. IL seems
that no one can find ont anything about
him. II YOU VIII please answer This as soon
a. you can. it win accommodate me very
much.'
Judge Fitzhugh turned the letter over 20
MIR. Charles W. Goddin. clerk of the court
hum0rously remarkng at the time that De
did not suppose that Mr. G0ddin. who is a
Young man. could furnish much niorma-
lion as 10 The whereabouts Of q gentleman
who was last heard Of in Richmond very
nearly one hundred years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

The Committee ON Grounds and Buildings
met i'm the office of the City Engineer last
night at Z go O'Clock. The bids for furnish
inc fro-pr0of material for lhc floors and roof
of the new City Hail were opened, Dui Do
having been asccrtainod that one Of ine
contractors for furnishing the material bad
based bis bid upon lincal feet instead Oh,
square feet, the committee, ON motion OF
Mr.. Higgins. referred the award of The con-
tract D. Colonel W. J.. Cutshaw, who
will reduce the bid 10 the price OF
square feet and give DO 90 the lowest uiu-
dor Am of the bidders agreed 90 have
the material ON hand in three months. 10
was also decided 90 send an agent Noiin
for the purpose of asceriaining what terms
the city can make in purchasing suiicieni
oak lumber 90 finish tine inside work ou
the new CITY Hall. This will Doe con-
siderable amount, and This action was MOI
taken without consultation with our Lead
ing lumber dealers. The usual weekly pay-
roll and incidental bills We're ordered 90 be
u4id.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Important Services Held ia Several on
Sunday.
The Old Market Presbyterian OHu''H VA

The old Market Presbyterian Church was
organized sunday by the election and or
dlnaiion Of elders and deacons. lhis
church is a mission Of the second church.
and "a large congregation attended lue see
vices. Affer several new members had leeh
haptieod. the EDV. Dr. William bihWluuif
preached an impressive sermon. ana ihth
The Rev. ur. Moses u. lloge instituted the
new church according i0 ihe ui.,l piih' ui
the Presbyterian Church. The iolioNlh-
gentlemen were elected elders. 'nail'-
Lorraine. John s. Munce. fcrTai Nipfi.
and DR.. Cunl. These officers came Forward
and. kueeiing. were ordained py ihe laying
on 0f hands elders Dr. llOge'- church
Che mother church, participating in inis
part ofthc service. i. vs.. brsrs, VI. j..
Garter and u. n. Atk's-on were chosen a-
deac0ns. and they were installed somewhat
after lhe saline FORMULA ls the elders.
Dr. ioge made Short lut Impressive
address. lie Nas followed hy nr. Kerr, VINO
delivered an eloquent charge. DR.. lloee
then declared ihr messy church regularly Or
ga~zed. The Res. Air. IumDuH. whom lr.
ilOgo appointed about year ago in charge
'0f this mission. and who has performed hi.
work acrlpilhly. was unanimously elected
pastor. sl 800 being named as tle salary Tor
last Hanover nr0shfferI for Iis action.
Washington Street Methodist Church was
dedicated hg Bishop Alrheus W. Wilson.
Tine building was packed. aii ine Methodist
ministers of tle city being also present.
Ihe scriptures were read by Rev. Mr' W or
f0ubakor and prayer was offered hy Eef.
SIR. AfwIn. Bishop Wilson preached -er-
anon that was "a model ir if- ability ana cio-
quenee, and at the same Time Units practical
Appropriateness tO the solemn occasion.
Mr. NJ. b.. Ramos presided at the organ, ana
Mr.. William T.. llInerleI iic CHOIR. MISSES
Lizzie and Ella Humphrey and Ae,sr-. cox
and Marshall J.. Ramos. sang % qunrieiie.
and Captain Frank cunningham rendered
several solos. llr Robert J.. Richardson
read sketch OF tle history ol ihu church
and ~1Dhafh-seho0'. with timely remarks.
and Sir. Is. ~. Whifioch made an able appeal
mr ail fr ihe new church. About 5000 Nae
collected. THE uoW church DIS 10 beauty
within and without. DO '- situated at iNr
corner OBJ Washington and west Cary Streets
anl is boo close proximity i0 several other
churches recently erected or .n process, OBI
construction. lf-taTi. oHi with lic meme
l0r.hiu. and WlII. n0 doubt. tl mucl good
fu 70 fertile Geld. li- erection and conrncra-
f0n Is matter 0i ca1-raiu.aiion iO a.I
GOOD citizens. regardless 0l creed. i0r H'I
must rejoice ari Dee glad ai tle Gospel IS
spread. and welcome every ueW outpost
ulon which is planted The Banner oI ine
Cross. Rev. Dc. III. Bennett is fhe pastor oi
tle church.
Nr. Henry stanley Newman. of England.
preached 01 "mifh' iH the Friends Ncof-
in.-h0use t0 % large assembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

The alarm of fire last night at l031
o'clock was from Box loai ihe First p0-
lice station. Engine 80. o and hook and
ladder so. %, and hose SO. I responded and
found % fine n the dry GOODS and notions
store Jacob Levitt, no. 1888 east Main
street.
The fire originated in the inside of the
binding about midway the room ou
ihe lCli side directly under tine stove
pipe. and had gained considerable Roadway
aciore the nlemeu could get their stream of
water upon TO- The flames We're soon eX-
ilnguishcd however with DAMAGE of about
5000. With tho exception 0f % iew shelves
burnt. the building was not damaged. but @
quantity of dry goods were ruined bv the
flames and water together. The building
and goods were fully insured with Mes-rs.
Howard >Winetord and Julius stratus, inc
.uraucc agents.
Ait4O ibis morning iire broke out again.
and brought the engines io the spot. 10 was
evident That some spark had fingered 100
pile of cotton batting and sm0uldorcd there
until a bit OF wind stirred 10 into flame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
BALTIMORES WIN.
The RICHMOND CLUB MAKES A
HARD FIGHT FOR THE GAME.

The Initial Contest Of Baseball on
Mayo's Island ENDS In - Victory Tor
Our visitors In Score Of Eight To sis.-
Large Crowd Present.
The initial game Of baseball between ihe
Baltmorcs and Richmonds took place yes
terdav afternoon on Mayo's Island. About
seven hundred people witnessed the game
which was = good one from start 10 finish.
The grounds were in very good condition.
considering the recent rains; but IL the
weather Of yesterday holds good for a few
DAYS. the field will DC in an excellent con-
dtion.
The spectators embraced the usual quota
of the sporting fraternity and men OF icis-
urc. and watched the Nchmonds WIN
marked interest. M
splendid work and was ably backed up hy
Whgin. the catcher. haln. the SNORT
sion. who Is about the best known
member Of our club. was watched very
closely and though in some OF his PLAY
showed the lack Of professional training,
he acquitted himself crcditahly. The best
PLAYING of the evening was M the COM
menccmont Of The eighth inning. when
the Eichmonds tied the Baltimorcs. but iu
the latter half the orioles made their TWO
runs.
Householder did good work rs batter
tut AT first base be- showed up -pleudidly.
IIcmade the proiticst catches Of the even
ing. and was loudly applauded for his
Tate. who is well known in Richmond.
was catcher for the Monumental cry men,
and caught withhis usual skill. lie isan
excellent ulayor. and the balls of Shaw
were sometimes puzzles 20 our men. shaw
is rather wild i'm his throws, though, and
loses a great deal Of time before hc throws.
Raw. who h about the smallest man ON
the team. is the best player OF the
BaltimOros He not only made three runs,
but did splendid work AZ fielder. Power
the irsi-basc man, also made line show
ing. and OROurkc and Long did much to-
wards the winning of the game.
Taking 10 as whole. IL was good game
of ball and was distinguished throughout
hy good fielding and hitting. Tits true the
EichmOnds are rather awkward in
some Of their movements, but the,
show very plainly that in few
DAYS they will give the Baliimores
very hard work. just as soon as the men
begin 10 understand each Others mof eincni-
better, the scores 81 the clubs viii drop
down % the twOsand the thrccs. The game
this evening will begin al O'Clock. and as
the grounds will be I'M a better condition,
a more exciting game is expected. The
following is the score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
a SUNDAY COLLISION.
\ Dangerous Drive aud y Miraculous
Escape Prom Death.

The dangerous result that may attend
careless and rapid driving on the street.
was verified sunday afternoon. when an ac-
cldcnt from this cause occurred on Tenth
and Main streets. in which one person mar
rowly escaped being killed or seriously
wounded.
-Four men in n douhle-teamed drag were
driving rapidly down Tenth nom Bank
street. when they reached the corner ihel
started 20 turn mp Main at the same speed.
Here they were met by a single buggy nui
aid not see IL. Of course, until they began To
turn up Main. Although the Dueg, was
driven 10 the extreme right side Of the street,
the driver Of the drag did not skilliully guide
his team. and collision was inevitable.
Thcsuspcnsc for a moment was intense. All
who witnessed the accident. were certain
that il would result IN tine death Of some
one. and It was miracle that % ala not.
When ihe two vehicles net one Of tle
spirited animals of the double venice
reared and put bis front noois ~ lhe
seat II the buggy while the end OF me
drag pole PLAYED around the occupants
head and shoulders. The escape of the oc-
cunanis was q great wonder but the es-
cape Of the buggy from demolition was
greater.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

4 short time before Ex-Governor fiizhueh
Lee went out of office. he secured the sore
vices of the artist. W. II. VI. Coz. and had
his portrait painted tiie size. The portrait
cave great satisfaction, and will hang in
the state gallery alongside of the many
other noted Governors OF Virginia. When
Governor Phillip w. Mckinney came 20 the
gubernatorial chair, Cos was still in Che
city. and the Governor is now sitting for
him. and he Will IN time turn ont life
size portrait ia oil Of the man who has re-
ceived up % the present time the largest
Democratic Majority that has been award
ed candidate since the war. Cox has On eN-
hibition i'm the city portrait OF Mrs. II. w.
Flournov. ma the dress worn by her at the
Colonial Ball. Competent art critics pro-
nounce the work mp TO the highest standard.
Cox is "a Texan, an artist of the eclectic
school, has travelled "a great deal, and comes
from old Virginia stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

Mr.. John kirkpatrick scott died 40 his
residence, i'm Manchester, of Briehts dis
ease of the kidneys, sunday night at Hi3
O'Clock. lie was formerly a resident of
Richmond, though for some time past has
lived i'm Manchester. where. with his father
he was engaged in the manufacture of brick.
He died after an illness of only a week. oi-
though he had been in Nh health fer cone
siderable time. lie leaves "a wife and three
children and large circle of friends ANA
connections. His wife was Miss lerecita,
daughter of the late Tyler Curtis. and was
first cousin 10 our well-kn0wn fell0w-citilen
Mr.. Il. b. Munf0rd The deceased was %
brothor.n-law of Mr.. Lewis Rawlings. The
funeral will take place this morning ~ J.
O'Clock. from Rev. Dr. llOge's Church. The
following Will act as pall-bearers: Ne.srs.
n. II. wilkins. W. j. knowles, Is. b. Mum
ford. G.. +. Merrill. Il. &. Jones. w. VI. Par
IRISH. +. b. Grymcs, Captain J.. i. BossicuX.
&. Percy Halves. a. Il. Miller.