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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Loca, Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

Rev. John h. Mason, the new associate
rector OF st. Jafnes' church, viii of:iciate
for the first time this morning, and, Icing
communion Sunday, only the short form Of
morning service will be used.
James II. Taylor (colored). who belongs
10 the United States army, and is in Rich
mond on furlough, was arrested last night
and locked up in the Second police station
on the charge of stealing $js2 from his cou-
sin, George Taylor.
Mrs. A. G. Morris. Of 9ll west Main street,
died yesterday morning. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning at $3.50
O'Clock nom the Sacred Heart church.
"The Clemenceau Case was given yes
terday afternoon and evening at the
Academy. Al both performances the
"model" was draped.
Mr.. Edward Woodbridge. the young man
who was thrown from a buggy Thursday
afternoon, was reported as being better yes
terday.
The Board of Supervisors Of Henrico
county met yesterday in the courthouse.
Routine business only was transacted.
Miss Carrie Elicit. daughter Of I. ii.
Elicit, is visiting relatives in Ashland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

The usual weekly meeting of the West
End W. G.. L. u. will be held at No. I'LL
Grove avenue Monday next IL rs desirable
that every member shaI! be present, as there
is much work for charitable purposes to be
done before Christmas. Special prayer
meeting at $40 T. NJ, and usual business
at 4 Z. NJ. New members gladly well
coined.
A Band Of Hope will he organized at the
Washington-street NJ. T.. church on Friday
next at 4 L. NJ. All West End children
specially invited to become members.
sThe Woman's G ristian Temperance
Union organized branch Union in Fulton
Yesterday afternoon with the following
officers: Mrs. Redms. president: Mrs.
Smith, yice-president; Miss Ruth Reams,
recording secretary.
The Union will meet again next Saturday
at the Methodist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Hgne. Memorial.

IL @ said that the vacancy in the chair
man,hip OF the National Hines Memorial
Committee OF Pythian Lodges, caused by
the death of Hon. John Van Valkenburg, OF
Iowa, is soon TO be tiled. The appointment
is vested in the supreme Chancellor of the
Word,
Past Grand Chancellor Of dermania Lodge
is chairman OF the Richmond local commit.
tee, and on this committee are representa-
tiyes from all the lodges in Richmond and
Manchester. They will meet December
llth for the transaction Of important busi-
ness.
The Grand Lodge OF Virginia meets In
Roanoke on the second Tuesday In February
next, after which meeting report will be
made to the Supreme Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
The HarrIsonburg Addition.

The Richmond and Harrisonburg Land
Company's sale at Harrisonburg December
"a and ID resulted in the company selling
over seventy thousand dollars of their lots,
averaging about three hundred dollars per
lot. The outlook is very encouraging for
the stock Of this company paying a diyi-
dend. The company is building hand
some hotel on one Of the most beautiful
sites iu the State Of Virginia. They expect
to have it completed In time to accommo-.
date boarders next summer. The railroad
between Harrisonburg, Elkton, and Shenan-
doah is an assured fact.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
North state NoteA.

The state Board Of Education, ai a regular
meeting on Friday. put hrs. Npencers FITS
Steps ia North Carolina History" revised
edition. on The STATE list of publ kchoOl
fooks To be used In all the public schools OF
The state.
In the upper part Of Cleveland. near Knob
creek Mr.. John Cline's engine ana Dollet eA-
pl..ied early Monday morning ana TWO men
,grfe killed. aud John Buf, John Il Hoyle
and LAFAYETTE WellmOn were scalded ana
severely injured
A Tennent Of Asheville, has In his pos
session a silver watch which has been IN the
Tennent family for l72 years. IL Is ouiky
snalr, being Of aoout the same diameter as
the modern watch, but n an inch and three
eightLs fhick. The crystal Is very heaVy.
The dial is marked with Roman characters.
Just beyond old Hundred, near AsheYlle,
ear " lasi Thursday morning. as the nlRnt
train was swiftly speeding along down grade,
Fngiut eriF. B Lewis saw the Image Of what
me thought a man some distance auead SIT
ting on the track. Just before ire engine
reached him he aroused ana UNDERTOOK tC
cross The track. Before he could do 80 the en-
zinc struck him and knocked him up on me
rag stand 10 which his coal became fastened
anl for about one hnDdred yaros before ihS
trslu G .uld be stopped De hung suspended
.fnerefrOm with his mead dOYnWard. repeated-
IL striking the crOSs-ties. Oh examination
"a. f0rehead was found broken ~ and 80
other serious wounds, Which hav hltire ,uh ~.
instantly. lie was Identified as MI. j. Mc-
Donald. who had been put of tht previously
passing train few hours before In an intOxl-
Gated condition. lie is SAID 10 have Deeh
very klnd-hearted, clever man ana gOOu
cltlzcn.
A remarkable vegetable curiosity was
fruueht % the Office OF the GreenYille Renee
t0r III Gently IL Is an old plOw point WIN TWO
sweet potatoes attached 10 II. Inc pOtAtoee
are on each side and are connected by stem
through a kOle In the plow pOiDt. lhe stem
ls ~ short and the potatoes 80 ciofe 10 the
point that the hole in 10 cannot be seen; Inc
only way This freak can be accOuhteh lOf ~
that the potato vine found its way thrOugh
The hOlr In the plOW point and thsn ihe pOla-
fOes formed ON each SIDE.
Ar Thomas J. Idens. welI.kDoYn farner
near Wllmi, gion. died last Monday after
nOOg 4 his home, few miles from the city,
aud nis funeral took place Yesterday AZ
6feenyiile sound Mr.. Edens had been blek
three or four weeks with bilious fever. lie
was n. cut ffty.fhre years Of age, and during
ihe late war served with great gallantry In
ihe third North CarOiiDa infSniry. He was
severely wounded In one OF tbs engagements
neaf richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
PETERSB BURG.
New Uniforms-Th Roman Catholic Mi;-
sion-KiiIed by u Train.


PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. Especial. =
The police corps appeared in their new uni
forms to-day. The uniform is made of blue
cloth, trimmed with brass buttons. In adj
ditiOn 10 the uniform the members OF the
corps are wearing new derby hats.
The mission at st. JOseph's Catholic
church during the past week has been
most gratifying success. The morning and
evening services have been attended by
large and interested congregations. The
mission will be brought to close tomorrow.
In the morning at 1880 o'clock the last
mass will be celebrated, at which a
sermon on Holy Matrimony will be
fathers. In the afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock,
a solemn reception into the League Of
the Sacred Heart Will be held. 10 the
evening, at 1870 O'Clock, the mission viii
close with an interesting sermon on The
Peril of Denying Honor TO the Mother OF
God followed by the renewal Of baptismal
vows, papal blessing and solemn benedlc.
ton of the most blessed sacrament. On
Monday morning the missionaries, Fathers
Barnam and McAyOy, will take their de-
parture for Richmond, there TO lend their
aid in the mission now going on in the Ca
thedral. On Sunday, December 18th, Father
hcANOy VIII open lhissioh "t fViuc9o
Monroe.
Ii is understood that as Walter johnson.
the negro who was taken from here 10 Not
t0way Courthouse on Friday morning, TO
stand trial for attempting to commit GRIM
inal assault on Mrs. Elizabeth Majors, wac
being brought from the courthouse to the
depot station, yesterday afternoon, the
father of the lady attempted to shoot john
son, but was prevented by some OF the mill
tary guard.
The receipts Of tobacco here this week
have been comparatively light. Some dark
wrappers were sold at $3.50 per hundred.
A cOlOred man named Henry street, en-
ployed as a brakeman on the Norfolk and
Western railroad, fell from a freight train
between Disputanta ard Waverly stations
this morning and was run over by the train
and killed. The unfortunate man was a
resident of Petersburg, where he has a Sis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

vital question that home rule must not be
preiudiced by Mr.. Parnell's retention in the
leadership. Sir. Gladstone tpld the dele
gates that as soon as a new leader was ap-
pointed he would be prepared 10 treat with
him. The home rule movement would then
proceed as If ii had never received the
smallest check.
There is now no doubt that Mr.. Glad
stones written reply to the committee sug-
gested 10y Mr.. Parnell has left things in a
worse condition than before, and Is not the
assurance that the committee had hoped 10
receive. and which would have been follow
ed according to promise by Mr.. PsrnelPs
retirement. Mr.. Glanstone refuses to
discuss the control Of the Irish
constabulary, the settlement oi agrarian
difficulties or any other issue while Mr..
Parnell remains at the head OF the Irish
party. This announcement is probably
what Dir. Parnell expected.
LATER ACCOUNT.
A later account of the proceedings at
the meeting Of the Irish Parliamentary
party SAYS fOrty-hye members followed
Justin Mccarthy out of the commit
tee room. This exciting incident arose
out of tue refusal Of Mr.. Parnell to pl t
Mr.. Abrams motion. As the motion was
being handed up by Mr.. Mccarthy, Mr..
Parnell bent across the table. and, striking
Mr McCartsy's hand, snatched the resolu-
tiOn out of it, and tore the paper in pieces
amid intense excitement. Justin HuDtley
Mccarthy Immediately arose in his place
and left the room, followed by the forty-fiye
members.
"THANK GOD, HOMK RULE is SAVED"
During the meeting Of the Irish Parlia-
mentary party. at quarter past : this
evening, Mr.. HeaIy proposed the following
resolution:
I'VE, members Of the Irish Parliamentary
party. do hereby sOlemnly renew our ad-
hesion TO that principle, in devotion to
which we have never wayered-namely,t that
the Irish Parliamentary party must always
remain indeDendent of all others. We
further declare that we will never entertain
anv proposal for home rule except such as
will satisfy the Irish party and the Irish
people"
The resolution was seconded by Mr.. Sex
ton. and was unanimously adopted.
The result was Immediately conveyed to
Mr. Gladstone. who exclaimed: "Ihank
God III me rule is saved"
IMPORTANT MANIFESTO.
An important manifesto 10 the Irish na-
tion will be drawn up and circulated to-
morrow by the large majority Of the lrish
National party which opposed the continu-
ance OF Mr.. ParnelPs leadership.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

10 America. The programme is as follows:
l. symphony in q major (Haydn) (minu-
eto, Allo. Motto. Trio-Ailegro di Molto).
Boston symphony Club. 2. Flute solo,
LES Echos d'Alsace" (Fr. Rucquoyl FIR.
Rucquoy. 3. Aria, "Lindav (Donizetti),
Mile. Lea Van Dyck. 4. a Air (Bach),
b SIT mber song DE Seve), Boston symphony
Club. ). Violoucello solo, "Grand Fam
tasia on lie Desir' (Servais), Ernest Oehl-
hey. 6. a I.oin du Bal (GilIeD; Inter-
mezzo, Grand waltz from ballet Of "Naila"
new (Delibes). Boston symphony Club.
I. Violin solo, Zigeuner dance (Nachez),
Alfred de Seye. ). Songs (selected). Mile
Lea Van Dyck. 3. Viola dAmour Solo,
Fantasia (Stoelzer) Richard Stoelzer. 10.
Hungarian Dance (Brahms), Boston SYM
phony Club.
The concert will be the best OF the season
so far.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
FLOYD COUNTY.
inie,e.ting Baptist Discourses-wheat
Crop suffering.

FLOYD COURTHOUSE, Dec. Especial :
Rev. II. d. Haymore, late OF Bristol,
ureached an able sermon in the Baptist
church here last Sunday night. On Mon
day Rev. Mr.. Fuller, OF Martnsyille, deliy-
cred a missionary lecture in the same
church, adding much interest to his lecture
by beautiful illnminatiye scenes, thus i'm
pressing the subject on the eye as well as
the ear OF his hearers.
Mr.. 5. NJ Martin, for the past eighteen
years a leading merchant here, has traded
bis real estate and siock of goods 70 Mr.;
j. l.. Dillard, OF Salem. for property IN that
town, and will locate there soon. The new
towns are taking much of the energy and
capital from the country. Floyd has SUI
fered much in this way, and the cry is still
they go, and many who do not go send
their money and invest in lots.
The weather is warm and wheat is suf-
tering
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
THE COLONIAL CAPITAL.
seriou. Illness of Miss Norment-w'iliam
and Mary College.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Dec. 6.-lspeciai.l
Messrs. I. NJ. Ware and William L. Jones,
master and senior warden respectively Of
williamsburg Masonic Lodge, No. i, have
been elected delegates, and Hon. u. H.. Hen
lev and John Is. wilkins alteinates TO the
Grand Lodge, which meets in Richmond
next week. They will leave for the capital
city on Tuesday next. DIR. John Clopton
and MIR. Parke Jones, both very prominent
Masons, will also attend.
Miss Julia Nbrment, the fourteen-year-
old daughter OF Mr.. X. ID. Norment, one OF
our most thrifty farmers, Is lying danger
ously i'll at her home In upper York county.
ON Yesterday her attending physician had
given up all hope OF her recovery, but this
morning there was a slight change for the
better in her condition.
Hon. Henry Churchill semple. OF Ala
hama, an alumnus Of William and Mary
College. and who for the past few months
has been In Washington working In the II.
terest OF his alma mater, today telegraphed
for Colonel Benjamin ). Eyell, president
emeritus Of the college, to come TO wash
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
4 SnIeaiih Am.Ir.

A meeting OF the East End Gun Club was
held Friday night at the residence Of Cap
tain Charles II. Epp'. A business session
was held and it was decided that the club
have hunt in "A body some time during
January next. After routine business had
been disposed OF the club was charmngly
entertained by their host. splendid COLA
ton being laid. The members present We're
Messrs. L. B. White. a. ". Dlckensop, j..
K. sheppard, c. II. Epps, Il. Holman.
Joseph W. Carter, G. q. sayille, Andrew
Krouse. l.. L. McCabe. and w. ;. WOOd,on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Information Wauted.

The Governor yesterday received letter
from Chiei-OfPOlice Coombs. Of Elizabeth
town. KY. stating that he had information
that lady was killed in Virginia about
five years ago by a negro named Marshall
Green, for whom there was reward; that
the murderer was six feet, five or six inches
tall, and his right e,e looked to the right,
and his left eye looked to the left. Chief
Coombs requests that if such a man is
wanted to let him know at once.
The letter was referred TO the Secretary
ot the Commonwealth with instructions to
look into the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Oily CircnifInnrf

Suit was Instituted in the City Circuit
Court by the Citizens Bank Of Richmond,
against Thomas y. Walker A Co. This ac-
ton grows ont OF the recent failure OF L. \.
Walker, who was also . member Of the firm
of Thomas y. Walker & Co., OF Walkerton,
Va. The failure was brought about by
large advances made on cOnsignments OF
lumber. IL is thought the liabilities will
amount 10 $4,000 or more. The proceed
ings in this case will be OF much interest,
and will be watched closely in banking cir
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Private Recital.

On Wednesday evening at Young Mems
Christian Association Hall Miss Emma
Berger and Mr. Clarence A. Marshall will
give local recital. They will be assisted
by Mr.. Kirk Mathews and string quar-
tette, composed Of Messrs. Raynal, kess-
nich, Baseler and IOcn. The features OF
the programme will be scene from
Faust" by Miss Berger in costume, and a
group of original songs by Mr.. Marshall.
The recital is given by invitation exclu-
siyelY. no tickets being oD sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Interesting Foreign Notes.

The products Of the mines of the world, ac-
cording 20 the last number OF the EconOmiste
Franchise, were, In 1883, IN tons: iron, ~.
$4,000: copper 81 900; lead ol','hO ": zinc
}44 900; lin, 5000: quicksilver, 900; CO.
bait, nickel. antimOny. etc, 5000. lhe pro-
duciion OF gold W 1876 225 ki0grammes, OF
SILVER. 37ZO.951. There were, moreover,
1864 q 900 tons Of coal brought to lighl,
81 IL 900 tons of petroleum. s. 3l7, 900 Of salt,
and about 3,-OO.COO of other similar pro-
due g. The grand 'Otai in tons was 9OS.939,-
900, With a value OF Sl,776,rOO. TO lhls vast
sum cOais alon4 contribute almost SlOOOOO.-
600. or about forty per cent, while the pre-
clous metlls, gold and silver, contribute but
sl6D. .OOO.OOO. In 1883. 22G mines were
Operated piOhtably in France. and 20l WIRE
worked o a loss he total profit was SS,0D,-
600; the total loss, 81. 100000. Coal is most
extensive in France and cheapest In Austria,
where in 1888 the price was sl.lo per ton.
The French Minister of Trade has just COL
lected a lot OF inter sting opinions concern
ing.i he labor question from all classes.of men
in the French mercantile world. one hnn-
dred and fifty thousand question blanks were
sent out, and $4,000 Nere returned with all
answers al Boards Of Trade throughout
France protested against the interference Ci
lhe state in the SOLUTION of labor prob" ms
The Industrial COur's spoke Tor lhe nlne len
hOur day. the trade societies for the eight
hour day. All French ChalnoeTs 0f CDm-
merce declared that the introduction Of th
eigbt-hOur day would result in the decrease
of production. A somewhat unexpected re-
suit of the investigation was the discovery
that an unusually large number OF Swlss ana
German wotkngman have been oroWding
INTO French factories Of Late years. me re-
port Of the whole inVestisatian Will be pub
lished about January lst.
The most expensive Legislature in the
world is that Oi France. IL costs annually
about s3,6JO,OO0 The spanish Parllamen'
COSTS 81 1T. 900; the Italian, Si30OO0; the Bel
gian, SIOO,OOO the Portuguese, sl5O.UOJ.
Ex.Queen Natalie has presented to the
Seivian Skupt,china statement concern
ing the differences between herself and eX-
King Milan, her divCrc ID husband, who was
formerly ruler Of SeITia.
The q ashdapin says an Asiltic bank. with
$4,000 600 capital, is TO be founded shortly
in 81. Petersburg,
An American syndicate mas purchased The
Sanramo sugar estate AT Manzanillo, Cuba
for 100000.
Germany has officially recognized the
United states OF Brazil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
SPLII In TWO FACTIONS.
ANTI PARNEL LITES SECEDE
FROM THEIR Ex-LEADER.

Fortv-fivc Members Leave tho Meeting
aud Organize n Distinct Body with Jus-
tin Mccarthy Chsirmsn-Great Excite
ment- Current Events Abroad.
Especial TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Co. ]
LONDON, Dec. G.-The Irish Parliamen-
tary party is now split in two sections. At
a meeting Of the majority it was proposed
that Mr.. Sexton should take the chair, and
on his refusal Mr.. Justin Mccarthy was IN
stalled, which really confers the leadership
OF the party on him.
II is said that in order to come at the real
opinion Of the Irish nation four members Of
each section will resign and submit them
selves for reelection. Mr. Parnell himself
will be one of the minority to retire. EX-
citement has reached fever heat in the Irish
party and nation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Kind Words.
IStatp of Yesterday I

"THE TIMES STAFF.r-Captain W. G..
Waller has accepted the position Of mana
ging editor Of The TINES, vice Mr. Edward
Ingle, resigned. Captain Waller has been
connected with the editorial department OF
The TIMES for several years, and is recog-
nized as one OF the most accomplished and
industrious newspaper men in Virginia.
"Mr. Philip A. Bruce, whose trenchant
pen has gained for him an enviable reputa-
tion. continues with the paper as editorial
writer. THE TINES editorial stan is in
deed exceptionally strong, and its business
most experienced and one of the most popu-
lar business men Of Richmond, MIR. j. III.
Whitty. Success 10 THE IIMEsn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Ex-King MiIan's Feeble Act.

Especial 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable CO..
PARIS, Dec. G.-Ex-King Milan has
added one more to the long list Of his no.
toriously feeble acts in making an appeal
10 the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
praying for the suppression of the memoirs
about TO be published by ex-Queen Natalie,
declaring in his application that the volume
will contain much that is scandaiOus and
calculated to wound his feelings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Disturbing Church Service.

Willard lessee was before Justice NIn-
cent, Of HenricO county. yesterday on the
charge of assaultiug and beating Horace
Liyesay. Livesay was charged, at the same
time, with disturbing public worship. The
cases were continued until next Thursday.
1t seems that the offenders met in the
Methodist church at Seven Pines last sun
day night and engaged in personal CON-
bat on account Of some old grudge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
A N~w Line OF Steamers.

Special 10 The Times by Dun 'ap Cable Co
LONDON, Dec. 6.--The Cardiff correspon-
dens Of a London paper telegraphs that
syndicate OF American capitalists has
arranged TO establish a line Of first-class
passenger steamers TO run between New
York and Milford Haven. The capital said
to be invested amounts 10 S5,OOO,00O, and
orders have been issued for the construction
Of feet Of liners of an efficient character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Thu mozart Mnsicsis,

At the regular Mozart musicale Monday
evening the Boston symphony Club will ap-
pear. The artists are: Mons. Alfred ID.
Seve. leader and violin virtuoso; Herr Rich
ard Poltmann, yiolinist; Herr X. Stoelzer,
viola and viola d'amour; Herr Ernest
Oehlhey, yioloncello s0loist; Mons. FIR. Rue
ouoy, flute yirtuoso, Herr Frederick Drei-
brodt, contra bass; Mile. Lea Van Dyck,
prima donna,
The playing Of the Club 10 well-known,
their visit last season being remembered by
ali who love the best In music. Miss Van
Dvck is charming little lady with deli
ciously flexible voice. II Is her nrst season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
swAsEY STATE BOARD CASE.
SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Captain Milis, OF Dysostsviils, vcsads
A 'bert Cowan " tth a shot-Gun.

Captain Milis, of Dysostsviils, wosnds
Albert Cowan with - shot-Gus.
CHARLOTTE. n. C., Dec. 6.--lspecial.l-
A special rom Marion, \. e., says shoot
ing ARRAY at Dysoitsville this morning. In
which Captain j. {. Mills shot Albert
C0wan with double-barrelled shotgun,
loaded with small bird shot, in the lower
part OF the abdomen and also Ia his head.
Cowan shot at Mills three times, aud threw
his pistol at him. Cowan Is one OF the
rowdies that came SO near killing Captain
Mills after a political meeting there soms
time ago. lie was the one who hit Aills
from behind with rock. Cowan's wounds
are painful, though not necs ssarily fatal.
AIADY BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Wilson, who lives ten
niles east Of this city. W burned TO death
Yesterday. The accident occurred by her
dress catching fire. She rushed into the
open air ard fell exhausted on the ground.
Nearly every particle OF clothing was turn-
I'd from her body. Mrs. Wilson was my
i've years old and Of good standing In her
community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Hiopeae~s 81 Miss Katie Sinclair and Mr..
Y. 4. Parrish.

CBARLOTTEsyIbLk, Dec. 6.-About
O'Clock this morning Miss Katie Sinclair. OF
tbis city, very quietly left her room at her
parents residence and Joined Mr.. y. !.
farnish. OF the same place,'Yh was walt
lug patiently on the outside. Asduickly as
possible the pair tsok train for Washing.
Ton, arrived there early this morning and
registered at the shoreham. la the mean
time preparations we're made for ting mar
rage ceremony by MessFs, A. A. Snyder
and I. +. Randolph. Amer breakfast this
mernins the couple, together with Aessrs.
nonyder and Randolph, drove 10 the resi-
1ence Of Rev. Byron Sunderland. where
they were mrrried. The happy couple left
"ill spend some time Of their honey moon,
'@Aa ALL ihea take trip 70 Europe.