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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-09
THE wHEELMEN.
A twenty-five Mile Road Race at san
Iaandro

Leandro
SAN LEANDRo. September h twenty-five
mile road race. under the ausIn IS of the Fay
City wheelmen. around what nown as the
San Leandro triangle, took pl here to-day.
a great many wheelnten from san Francisco,
Oakland and San Jose were II attendance.
There were twenty-five entries. There were
handicaps all the way from one to eight min
utes. The race was won by w. w Needham, of
the Golden City wkeelmen. Time 1898. O.
Lickord, of the Oakland wheelmen, was Sec
ond Time, 1855, and P. A. Pogue, unat-
tscned, third. Time, 1:34:04 Time prizes were
won by the following H. A Poeue, first prize,
1:34:04; Julius Smith, second prize, 1;3i;37 Is,
and W. W. Needham third prize 1:soA3. Need
ham victory Was quite surprise TO the older
wheelmen, he being a very young man. The
record for this distance is l:Sl, and is held by
Flwpli
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ON THE TURF.
Results of the Racing Events in the F s.
Yesterday


SHEEPsHEAD BAY, September sth h-Thn
year-olds and upwards, one mile, Drizzle wCu
Arundel second, Maidstone third. Time, 1;42 2-5
Woodstock stakes, wo-year-olds one mile 90
turf Lord Harry won, WOodcutter second, n
gernon third. Time, l:44 1-5.
Three year-oids, Futurity course about thr
fourths of a mile, Bobby Beach won, Pho q
second, Veronia third. Time. 1:l0 2-5.
Mile and a furiong, Sam Wood won, BLACK
Thorn second, Birthday third. Time. 1874.
Mile and thrse-sixteen;hs, Demuth won,
Stockton second Rizpah third. Time, 202.
Three-year-olds aud upwards seven eighths
of mile on turf, Benedictine won, Frank Ward
second, Leila May third Time, 1;g9 as.
AT SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass), September Sth.-This
was the losing day of the circuit races at Hamp-
den Park.
Twotwenty-six trot, for 81 500, divided (un-
finished from Saturday,, Msme Woods won
Autograph second, Major Ultich third, W. H
Nichols distanced. Best time, 2.2I1%
Springfield stakes DDS trotting. for $1,000.
Pamlico won, Chelsey d. second. Abbie W.
third, Nightingale fourth. Best time, 2:lS1<.
HIGH JUMPER.
EIMIRA IN. ", September sth.-At the Ma
ple-avenue Driving Park to-day the worlds
record for high jumping was broken by the
horse Roseberry owned by Moorehouse & Phil
lips of Toronto, who cleared bars at seven feet
fve-eighths inches. The previous record, also
made by ROseberry at Chicago, was six feet
eleven and three-fourths inches.
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ARMY MATTERS.
A Retiring Board Detailed to Meet at
San Fraucisco

WASHINGTON, September Sth. = BIigadier
General John Gibbon, Colonel Basil Norris,
surgeon, Lieutenant-Colonel John P Hawkins,
Assistant Commissiry-Gsneral of subsistence;
Lieutenant colonel Anson Mills, of the Fourth
Cavalry, and Major John H. Janeway, Surgeon,
have beeu detailed as an Army Retiring Board,
to meet at San Francisco at the call OF the Presi
dent, for the examina ion of such officers as
may come before it.
Captain Matthew MARYLAND, of the First In
fantry, has been ordered to report in person TO
Brigadier-General Gibhon, President of the
Army Retiring Board at San Francisco, Col, for
examination by the board.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, September sth.-The Senate
this morning agreed to the conference report on
sthe river and harbor bill without division. The
bill aow goes to the President.
The tariff bill was then taken up, the debate
on the bill and amendments to be limited to
thirty minutes for any Senator on any one sub
ject.
Alter a number of verbal amendments had
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TIE MCKINLEY ELL.
Wholesale Tobacco Importers Protest
Certain of Its Prnyisinns.

NEW YORK September sth.-A large number
OF importers of leaf tobacco held meeting to-
day to take action on the Mckinley bill Carson
Mayer, President of the Leaf Tobacco Board of
Trade, occupied the chair. The Chairman ex-
planned that it would result in disaster to the
trade if the Mckinley bill passed in its present
shape, and that 1t would be impossible to get
merchandise out of bond in the time proposed
by the bill. A resolution was unanimously
adopted that Congress be petitioned to amend
the tariff bill that il should not apply 10 mer-
chandise imported into this country prior to the
passage of the bill and lying in bonded ware
hniIsns q fEat time
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IN THE COAL MINES.
The Strike in wellington About Ended
Rich Deposits of Coal

VICTORIA (B. C.), September sth.-James Duns-
muir, President of the Union CollieSy Company,
has returned from a visit to the mines at Union
Bay. An eight-foot seam, which was discoy-
cred some time ago, has been thoroughly pros
pected, and it is said that a large coal field,
equal to the famous Wellington, has been
found. The company has spent over a million
dollars in opening up tt ese mines
The strike at wellington is about over. Fully
100 men are working and more are going 10
work every day. The Belgian nliners, who
have been the chief actors in the demonstfa.
tions, now complain that they have been used
By the English miners, who have all secured
work at other district mines. They will p1ooa-
bly, return to work IN body
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The largest reservoir or artificial tank
in the world is the great tank of Dhetar,
twenty miles southeast of Udaipur, in In
dia. 1t covers an area of twenty-one
square miles.
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livery Lady who desires smooth skin
aud clear complexion should use the prepara-
tions of the Carmel Cosmetic Co. war
ranted free from all impure aud injurious
substances. Amy desired article sent on receipt
OF price Agents wanted everywhere. Send
stamp for particulars TO Mrs. NJ. j. Butler. No.
207 Poik street San Fsaacisco- sS-ila
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struck by Lightning.


ALTOONA (Pa0 September Shat noon TO-
day lightning struck the large block in which
was located the Office OF the Pennsylvania X Ill
way Company, and the building was soon
ablaze. The building was entirely guited by
fire, and many old records were destroyed. The
loss will be heavy. Several hundred clerks We're
employed in the nuilding but all got out. Sew
eral narrowly escaped from suffocation. The
lightning struck Nc lellans residence, and
Mrs Margaret Otto was knocked senseless, and
has not yet recove red consciousness. Several
bystanders were slightly injured.
American Products.
NEW YORK. September sth.-At meeting OF
the Produce Exchange this afternoon, attended
by 500 members and merchants. a resolution
was adopted that the New York Produce Ex
change. as a body, petition Congress to urge
such acts of legislation or diplomatic negoti-
alton as would insure the enlargement OF the
foreign markets to American products.
A Terrible suicide.
ROCHESTER IN. Y }, September sth-Arremus
Bennett. well-to-do farmer, living eight miles
south of Honeoye Falls, while temporarily in
sane, took sharp knife and cut into bis abdo-
men. He then pulled out his bowels, threw
them on the ground aud stamped on them.
Then he cut his throat and died within few
minutes
ST. ouIs. September sth The annual meet
ing of the Wabash railroad will be held here to.
morrow. The Associated Press has been fur
nished with the annual statement for the year
ending June 80, 1890. 1t shows gross earnings OF
s13, 352 S72; operating expenses, s9,67S 22l; net
earnings. SS,679,65l
Glass Workers on n Strike
PIrTsBuEG, September sth.-Three hundred
finishing or "crimpingn boys at the chimney
glass houses of T. g. Evaus & Co., HogaDs
Evans & Co. and the Peerless Glass Company
struck to-day for an advance of wages, causing
a suspension of work in the factories.
Forger Captured.
LOUISVILLE. September sth.-Hume Clay, OF
Paris, Ky. who absconded abont month ago,
after having forged a aper on his father and
grandfather to the amount of $4,000, was
brought back TO Paris to-day by his father-in-
law, captain Thcmss
Death of Ex-senator christiancy-
LANSING {aich.), September sth. Xxx tiuited
From 1857 to 1875 he VAS a member 0i the Su-
preme Cont OF Michlgsn. He was ais st ole
time Minister to Peru
Monster Memorial Meeting.
Nav YORK, September sth.-An immense
memorial meeting in honor of John Boyle
OReilly was held ct the Metropolitan Opera
Houge tonight. Governor Hill, Judge Fitzger-
aid and others spoke.
Big chinese Raid.
PHILADELPHIA, September sth.-The police
made wholesale raid tonight ON the Chinese
gambling houses on Race street, and captured
225 players of fan-tan.
Eastern Temperature.
CHICAGO, September sth.--At noon to-day the
67o;; New York, 7so;; Cincinnati, 7s'.
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British GrnIn Markets.


British Grain Markets.
LONDON. September sth.-1he Marx Lane Er-
press says: The weather hes been fiuer and
warmer in Western Europe aud the farmers.
being engaged in completing the harvest have
neglected the market. New English wheat il
fairly fixed at S2Gs6s for Red and $50 iOs for
White. Foreign wheat fell is and -four Cd The
European wheat yield Is from l5i,00000o to
l62OOO,W0 quarters, making necessary the i'm
portation of from il co., 900 10 20 000 600. Spring
corn is firm. Oats are steady. Yellow maize is
quoted at over 20s Flat is held at 2Ss. At to-
days market new English was Is lower. Wheat
is quiet.
william DispIeased.
LONDON, September sth--A cable says that
the German Emperor is much displeased with
bis visit to Russia, because they used at court
the French larguRge and because the Car re-
fused his earnest request that he might be per-
mitted to attend the army maneuvers which
are about TO take place under Generals Drago-
mirOf and GOurko.
A Tax on Chinese.
ST. PETERSBURG, September slh.-The Russian
Government, fearing an increase of Chinese
colonization in the province of Ussuri and
wishing to develop Russian colonization in the
province, proposes to place q heavy tax on the
Chinese ana Coresn inhabitants, ana make
numerous grants of land to Russian settlers
Brilliant Spectacle.
BERLIN, September Sth.-The maneuvers at
Clucksberg to-day presented a brilliant specta-
Gle. Emperor William and Count Won Moltke
were highly pleased with the evolutions. The
use of smokeless powder proved of more ad-
vantage TO the defending than the attacking
party.
The Floods in Austria.
VIENNA September Sth.-The Finance Minis
ter is blamed for a miserly policy in regard to
providing for protection against floods. IL is
claimed that entirely insufficient appropriations
have been made. The Emperor has given Si0,-
eco personally for the benefit OF the sufferers
The Jews Leaving Russia.
ODESSA, September Sth.- During the last ten
days $50 Jewish families have left BerdicheY
for England, America and Australia Berdichey
is a town of Russian Poland, Government OF
Kiey. II is important for its commerce and
fairs and its population is mostly Jews.
Triumph for the Government.
SOFIA, September sth-Elections were held
throughout the country yesterday, resulting in
triumph for the Government Prime Minister
StambuiOff and other Ministers were elected in
three different districts, and many seats gained
Banquet to Baron Wissmann.
BREMEN, September Sth.-Barou Wissmann,
of East Africa fame, was given banquet Satur-
day night. He announced his design of placing
steamers upon Lakes Victoria Nyanza and Tan
ganyika.
A German Flag Forcibly Removed.
BERLIN September Sth-A telegram from
Alden saws Thompson the Official of the British
East Africa Company, has forciby removed the
German flag at Kimbo Vitu.
Three officers stabbed.
GIBRALTAR. September sth.-Three British
officers were stabbed here to-day in an affray
with Spaniagds The trouble arose from a dis
pute over money matters
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SUNDAY excepted. tsunday only. MONDAY
excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For stter'
A. y. TOwNE, General Manager.
I. 81. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Aren;. tftSSu
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SUFFERERS from headache of twer ty years
standing cured by Brsdycroiine.
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john Eife1, assayer and chemist, 170OJ
St., OK southeast corner Seventeenth and J,jy7-tf
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Pacific Electrical works.-Medicsl Bat
teries sold, made and repaired. Headquarters
for all electrical goods. c. A. FISK. 40S street.
sS-ti(Srl
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During the Fair all can be accomuo-
dated with the finest imported and domestic
Cheese, Sausages, etc Also fresh Eggs, Butter
and Buttermilk each day. r. BAUMLE, 723 stiff
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The rose l,u,, oneu,,r "a the morn.

The rose bud OPENING 10 IN" Wosh,
While yet the dew hangs on the thorn.
ExhaieS iess sweetness Than IS wont
To breathe from lips that SlZ0D0NI
Has touched with . soft crimson glow
hat shows the dAzzling tech OF 50.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Painless Extraction of Teeth by use OF
local auesthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and J streets je22-u
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'What is the difference" asked witty
Archbishop of young clergyman he was
examining, "between a form ard cere-
mony? The meaning seems nearly the
same. yet there is very nice distinction
Various answers were given Well, he
said, at lies in this: You sit upon form.
but you stand upon ceremony
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strike at southampton Against the I'm
nIoNment of. Nnn- -Uninn Mon

=
ployment of Non-Union Men.
LONDON. September Sth-The dock laborers
coal pOrteTs. sailors and iirenen at southampfon
struck against the employment Of non-union
men. Tn strikers have placed piokets at the
railway stations, who menace the nOn-unionists
who are going to take their pisces
CARDINAL MANNING'S ADV cE
BRUSSELS, September SHIN q letter 20 the
Social Science Congress IN session at Liese
Cardinal Manning urged tAe establishment OF
an eizht-hour working day for miners; that no
women be employed In the mines: the ohserY-
ance of sunday by the workmen, aud the adOp.
tion of a sliding scale Of wages
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-09

Arrived-Madsm Bell, ciairvoyant. phre-
nologist and wonderful card reader. reads your
character like an open book and casts horo-
scope OF your future. 42i J street. Gents, 81;
Ladies. go cents. Great secret TO ladies. s2.lme
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The Befripg Sea FISHERIES.

WASHINGTON, September Sth.-The bill intro
dueed by Ingalls, in the Senate and Thompson
of Ohio in the House to day to amend the act
creating q civil government for Alaska, is to
vented the British owners of sealing vessels
condemned by the United district Court at
sitka from appealing the cases to the United
States supreme Court. An effort VIII be made
TO secure the action OF both houses in order that
the pending case may be taken up and argued
before the Supreme Court ct the December
term, and q judicial decision had upon the
pahr
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Decker Bros.'--The artists piano. Write
to K0HLER 4 CHASE, San Francisco. jeI6-Sm
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NATIONAL CAPITA.
President Harrison Will Visit The Pa
eifc Coast Next Year.
PENSION COMMISSIONER RAUM.
The Senate Discussing the Tariff
Biu-An Army Retiring Board
Appointed.
NATIONAL CAPITA.
PENSION COMMISSIONER RAUM.

fsrrcIAl DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uSloS.l
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civil LAWS for AlaslSn.

WASHINGTON, September Representative
Thompson of Ohio introduced bill in the
House to-day TO alnul the Act providing for a
civil government for Alaska. The laws of Ore
gon, so far as applicable, are made to apply to
the district
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Pension Awards.

WASHINGTON, September stn.-Pensions have
been granted the following residents of the
Pacific Coast: California-orisinal Special act)
navy-James Anderson, San Francisco; sera-
phine Meyer. Santa Cruz: samuel Howe, Santa
Cruz. Oregon-widow-P Phoebe, mother OF Geo.
B Mason Gilroy.
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SALE OF
Street Improvement Bonds
Of Sacramento City.
SALE OF

UNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIL CITY
4 OF Sacramento offer for sale forty sonds OF
the CITY OF $500 each, of the issue authorized by
the said city at the special election held July
o 1890 for street improvements, under the Act
OF the Legislature of March 10, 1859.
Bids for said bonds VIII be received az the
Office of the City Auditor until SEPTEMBER 10,
1890 As the law provides, no bond can be sold
for less than its face value.
A good, safe investment at five per oent.sper
year, guaranteed by Act of Legislature and
revenue OF the city under said Act send or
deliver bids sealed, to Board of Trustees of Sac
ramento Office OF Z. II. Mckee, Auditor Of sad
city, Sacramento, California.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
Sacramento, September 7, 1890.
sS-iet Z. Il. MCKEE, Clerk.
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BErcHAM's pills act like magic on
weak stomach.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
The Bulgarian Elections Result in q
Government Victory.
LABOR TROUBLES IN ENGLAND.
rhe Jews Emigratine From Russia
The British Grain Market
Austrian Floods.
r,te.,. .-.,r.,-, -.
In FOREIGN LANDS.
LABOR TROUBtEs IN ENGLAND.
LABOR TROUBLES.

lsFEciAL DISPATCHES TO ruR RrooRp-uNrog
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POLITICAL.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN parties interested, that at regular meet
ing of the Board of Supervisors of Sacramento
county California, held on the 10th day OF June,
1880, an order was duly made and entered can
ceiling the Great Register of said county, and
ordering a re-registration of the voters thereof.
Said order was made pursuant to Section 1904
of the Political Code and all persons desiring
to vote at the next ensuing general election are
notified that they will have to be re-registersd,
as provided in said section and in conformity
with this order.
Attest
[sEAL] W. B. HAMILTON,
Clerk Of Board of Supervisors Sacramento
county, California. iy31-tillo22fSu)
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zssve~ Purchase

WAsHIS eros. September Sih The amount of
silver oiiered sor sale TO the Treasury Depart
ment today was S6i e60 elnces. The amount
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
IN pursuance of an order Of the Board of
Supervisors of Sacramento county this day
made, an election of Trustees of Swamp Land
Reclamation District No. 2l3 on Andrus island,
in said county, will be held at Sol Runyons
ranch, on said island in said district on the Sd
day of OCTOBER, 1890, between the hours of 10
A. u. and O'Clock P. ". G A. Knott as In.
spector and Sol Ruuyon and John NJ. Gleason
are appointed Judges of said election.
september !, ls9J.
Attest
SEAL W. B. HAMILTON.
s2-S0tlsul Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors
Channcey III. Dunn,
CACRAMENTo, CAL, NOMINEE FOR AT
- toTney-Generel of the Prohibition and
American parties. Election Tuesday. Novem-
Der 4, les0. aul6-td(Su)s
Wna. H.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
l. CLERK Of Sacramento county. jv27-thSu)
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WASHINGTON, september eth-A new post
office has been established st Hembin Iiila-
nook county. Oregon, with Absolom ]. Rembill
poet,nasrar
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Chauncey III. Dunn
VIM. II. Hamilton.

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
/ CLERK Of sacramento county. jv27.thSu)
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American Products.

NEW YORK. September sth.-At a meeting of
the Produce Exchange this afternoon, attended
by 500 members and merchants. resolution
was adopted that the New York Produce Ex
change. as body, petition Congress to urge
such acts of legislation or diplomatic negoti-
alton as would insure the enlargement of the
foreign markets to American products.
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WANTED-LsST. -FOUNn.

@ oe0 REWARD. : STRAYED OR STOLEN
0Cp from near Lisle bridge, a bay colt 2 years
old, white stripe in face. white hind feet and
slit in one of his ears. ANY person returning
the colt to A. s. Greenlaw's ranch will receive
$40 re aard and on conviction of the thief, $40.
SS-7t%
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Xk3 ANTED-AN APPRENTICE FOR DRESS
w making at 11l4 Ninth street. Apply from
6 to Jpn Monday s7-3ts
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-07-12
A STUPENDOUS FARCE.
Asheyille's Population Placed al
Ten Thousand.

The census of Aslleville will be compile
ted by tonight. Deputy Supervisor Nor
ris estimates the population at 10000.
With all due respect to the gentleman
who says that he thinks it is very accu
rate THE CITIZEN cannot believe that il
is anywhere near correct.
At the lowest estimate Ashcvillc should
show II, 900 population.
Several times THE CITIZEN has called
the attention of the people of the city to
the Importance of seeing that their name
is on the list. 1t does so again. If you
have not been seen call at the surpervi.
sor's Office before Monday night and give
in your name. The cnumcrators will
be there to receive it.
Do not neglect this call. 1t is of the ut.
most Importance that Ashcville have a
better and faircr showing in thccoming
census.
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Elegant Drug Store-cen-
trally located-well venti-
lated-casy of access-agree-
able to customers-attrac-
tive to all, by day and night
illuminated with electrici-
ty-telephone attachment
Handsome Soda Water APP
paratus-ice cold drinks all
day Longtime 5 and 10 cent
Cigars and Kinney's Cigar
ettes-Choice Perfumery and
Soaps-Prescription Depart
ment neat and clean-Medi-
cal supplies unQuestionably
the purest obtainable-more
goods on hand now than
ever before-patronage in
creasing, public confidence
secured, success attained
Asheville becomes the Drug
distributor for n hundred
miles around-competition
relegated to the rear-too
busy to say more to-day.
II. c. SMITH & CO., Drug
gists, Public Square, Ashe-
vile, N. G.
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A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Explorer Stanley and Miss Ten
nant Married To-Day.
Special to The Citizcr

Special to The Citizen.
LONDON, July l2.-At noon to-day the
great African Explorer Henry NJ. Stan
ley was married to Miss Dorothy Ten
nant in Westminster Abbey, The Off
ciating clergymcn were the Bishop OF
Ripon. the master of the temple and tho
dean of Westminster. Fully thousand
specially invited guests filled the area in
front of the chancel while the North
transcpt. for which tickets had been is
sued to the general public, was filled to
suffocation. Millias, the artist, was pres
cnt, as Miss Tcnnant desired him to
paint the scene, bringing in the picture
the hundred street arabs who occupied Il
corner of the abbey. They were Miss
Tenants charity pupils. STANLEY re
ccivcd his bride from the hands OF Charles
Coombc Tcnnant, the only brother. The
bridesmaids, Sylvia Myers and Miss
Finlay, wore Stanlcy's presents, crysta
lockcts surrounded with pearls and tur
quoiscs. The honeymoon will he spent
in Melchett Park, Ramsey, Hauts. Mrs
Stanlcy's travelling dress is dove colorct
crepe dc chine, embroidered with silver
The wedding presents are valued at on'
hundred thousand pounds. Sir William
MacKinnon sent diamond tiara. Mr.
Stanlcy's presents to his bride are mag
nihccnt diamond star and diamont
broach.