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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE u nEnEuY GIyEN, THAT ~
~ pnlsuagtg ~ ~ ofdtf ~ Tie ifohate
tri ds1 u N.y, iisi, in ths nsiisf OF ihs -.
tate 81 thuuas hifhafdtuu, cctgasef. The %.
dsitirrsi, ~. aiminlsiIalpf 81 20 saii rstste.
1870, -. 4, s w, y. W. " W w p fas.t y i.'i
Amsuct, au1 subject q the confirmation w ths
sad ifngeig Cault " SAT- take tountI, ttsh.
4 tue lAis residence u 'aid dsceassd, 10 tuioh
luu Pat and uu the pfupruy hsfaInsfef
dsseflhsd ~ ne urhi, title. inisrgsi sod -.
ihir ~ Lhen,,, hehsiisan Al ne tiiae v his
frah, and Al ~ tight, title ant interest that
ne stld sftite hAs, W operation OF ias o.
9th fuifs, acquire other tlsn ~ In addition
70 ihsi q We slh Ihoma. y, eh.fifon ~ ne
ume y he death. 10 hna 70 tte iol.0sinE q.
ttutei progeny situated 10 salt tlkr County.
tth tefuinfY. dHfrriiod A. follows, 10 WI.
heunrlnE a ralni ,oulh u deFites sssi,
iuuf ~, tuion Fort l1ai, ana 10 the centre ~
tour ~ TOD street t1rnes suuth seventeen
~ feg,ess wet, iuiiy ahd hys isnihs ,s1ll
fuds, ihsnsr souih tour and eight tentht e.
niis more % itss 70 the southwest conner Of
ne nultlsNHi quarter Of Hfcu0u 1senty aloe
90, Z. -. hahgr ! y. salt tale base and
fads, thuufr utrih seventeen 90 dsrfsss. gast
tony ihfsr and sisht tsuths 49, Tods H. tis
rsatfs ~ q fnef ioi siteli, thence 90 The sea.
degrees Nssi sis and siN.tsnih, 40 lsl. u
~ rlaeo ~ hsans,ts, .enisiainE orc aud
sittI lfte hundfsdlls "a ~ A1'ss
niack Pour ttI. in tho suuihgest eufn'f of
tnllu rot fiat, CnniainlnT pti sores,
a.. 'ss ssa'si Z, s Z. ry'esrH = situated
Laio iaVndisn ami ~ sht iAte County, ulGh.
rErsoHAL rnorErTI.
one feather bod aud ife pilloNA
uns hos iafirs' old Ci1ttes.
une bea meas Old clothes.
uuu clothes brush,
uae rsn AMI tuudfy Old tools
Oun looairF'Kiais, len chain.
one hfitiUa1, one lnunEo,
one iir'l, one No. shNs
une par shoes, one Lumber hnt,
TWCnF nfr bal " cnfpet rag.
ono pisra u rye, Two si,eIYAfis.
Three luuitf hptes, one Old ssa.
Que nIn puuts une aaufds
~ uoid cider nill. unesaE
one hurkft ia Old trss.
uno old ghsslhauug, three bars =. inch Iron.
ia ga l5rPer irap.. ttrce ,padei. two fofss,
fWn weed fatfHs one AnNIl.
ons tellgs,. ons vac, I~e hammers, tongues,
Doe 80 han5w. one share capital stock 10.
tninn Go o..
Mae hed quilts.
uue bastt iafifs' shoes and hats.
ung ,mtii soiL BASKET
urr hufean sith old clothes,
fsofssoi,sf,. one cupboard With dishsL
olo iHhlt, aue LAMP. oHo comb ease.
Tso fett kuises AMI FORKS.
ire eli sloess. Two .saml,,, .AsiI
ANNIMNN NNNNNNHH ANNNf NANa NNIVH
1--we auEefs, fhogmHkgfH tools,
Our picture, one GA hos,
Two luo saws, three old ftayes.
uuf fautnHo mul, one clothes NunEcf.
OnH piece ifun ulplns, old lunheT.
1erns and conditions nf sale cash ten per
esht 10 hc paid 90 day 81 sale, balance on eans
nfhAiion - sale ana delivery OF dead Decd
At expense OF purchaser,
Administrator Of the estate Of Ih0mAs
i,Aa6 ii. wibnrli. Attorney for aauisi'-
traitor,
6aied this sih day % jane. ls,l dld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

Ttnlsto ccHiiy that have been a great
sufferer tor twenty year, with hemnuhoids ur
piift, hnmu siN wceks since : applet 10 DE-
l4ufing Ter feliri, The gentleman operated on
ne Tor radical care thr operation urcupied one
mlnutu's uIue, since Nhirli have not aunered
in Tho least and consider inNself Tanicaliy
cured. ior which an gralsiul e these eml.
neat fhysiriaua' VA, NJ NAktN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

In the PROBATE court, % aud for salt LAKE
Couniy. Territory OF Utah
In ths Matter OF the Ksiata Of Harriet Taft,
drcessod

NrOTICg Is HEREBY GIyEs THAT
~ llfahsth I. We D, AqminishAiflN nf the
sstste Of IiaTTiri Tat, dereased has ten.
trred for teitrnrni, aud nled 10 said Court,
her dnai account ~ be- rehabilitation OF sid
s,iata AMI petition Tor laAl distribution Of the
frsidue III SAID estate among the persons en-.
iiiled usrsio, and that fTiday. The lth
day ~ 1uIy 4, y lMl,M a IN, AZ the
uo1se. sAii iake tfiy and COUNT, Utah Ter
ritorV. tas bee duif app intfd hf The Judge
N said faurl. toe me seiilrmfut Of sAid a.
getut aud iraunE said petiNou Tor dlstfihu.
nm. Al winch time and lilsee Adv person inter
est.d m said esinin may Anpsar and Show
rati.,,. if any thfru hf,why said account should
moi h. settled anh approved and hnai distrbn
lion male a. prayed f1fs
ia 80 June lhth, hAis
20. b. Al.Lts, CLERK ai Probate Court
~ u, n. STANTON. DePay' aJs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

TIE two hundred dollar pTizo essay on
this subject which Tho Cosmopolitan
Magazine Publishes wns written by an
Ohio man. Abnor l.. Frazer. Of Milford.
Clermont county. Among tho fir, con.
ditiouIof successful farming he puts con.
,cntmcnt with tho business. IT. environ
mcnis and rcsuliA In ,hia Mr. Frazer
has stated ono Of the profound undcriy.
Ing universal truths Conionimcnt with
ones occupation 10 In fact ono Of tho
vital conditions Of success therein. Tho
very reason farmers arc 40 often unhappy
and disconicntcd Ia because thcy are
such chronic grumblor. They soon
somehow almost 10 take real enjoy.
mcnt In believing that tho crop, arr go.
Ing 20 be bad. or " tho erups arc not bad,
then the preo Of everything will 10 70
low that thcro will b. nothing In them
anyhow This mood u always being Ia
tie dumps about something must inoyi.
tably rcac, on tho man who encourages
IL. making him far less successful ia his
calling than no would b. " ho forced
himself 10 b. cheerful and look on tho
brigh, side OF things Mankind draw TO
themselves tho things they fear
Mr Frazer believe, that In a short
tune the equilibrium between manu-.
featuring aud agriculture will DO - well
established that wo shall DO able to uso
up cur agricultural products AZ home
Then the farmer will b. surc always u
market Tor bis products aud will bc
moro prospcronA We come within 8
pr cent. now Of consuming IN the
United States all cur agricultural prod.
ucuA
Another groa; ncoi Of tho rnral popa.
lation now IL combination. Farmer.
must combine hand IN hand agaluat tho
huge corporations that arr inirut on
getting money AMI power regardless Of
Dol or man. IN their insane grgcd
these corporations do not hesitate 20
corrup, and control Legislatures, or 10
even enter tho field Of politics aud have
their own miniona elected TO high Office
that they may ax their yoke upon tho poo
pic moro absolutely They buy up news
paperH, lnca aud political parties Eight
tbn.- says Sit FmEgr "Gght thcm
with al the power a, command. aud ttop
them from getting control Of this Fepub'
| lie
Finally, instead Of more beasts Of bur
don-tircl animals who have not a
though, above the pillow or hoe-wo wan,
guntloineu faTmori, mon who know how
10 got for themselves culture aud leisure,
Emerson said. "whsn you dine alone
a glvs. .f,,sa,s. a.. syItlt tl. Ll,ts Tb.t 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

An English paper contains glowing
Illustrated description Of T., 4. Darnnms
residence at Bridgeport, Conn. The
highest praise bestowed by tho British
journal Is that this Ia tho only Ameri.
can homo which does no, give 10 tho DO.
holder "thc painful sense Of newness-
associated insginetiyely with everything
A.uDrInan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

FreC Uiadf5r. son late ouy, riahi
bear sir-The raiarh trastsrnt I have been
usinF ~ ~. Lansing las benefited me iuost
wonderfully. l wish 90 continue the treat
n,eni. And herewith fend money order Tor
n .. noa ~. wM. y. SCHMIDT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

And 10 aoeofdsnse with iAs aud m pfdsr n
ne Hoard nifr1i0rs, made on Tho ilih day
Of Apfil, is2l, - iaahy shares o. a4eh parcel
81 sf1rk 40 nay he uffetfafY, viii " ruli a.
Inc once u Tho CumpauY In hhlt t.afr UliY, 90
Indsy ne 9th DAY u jane, isgi, - D, M. 10
nay tic delinquent rtssssmeut together with
me cust 81 AfNriilsirg and expenses " sale.
~ order Of The Hoard Of nifsaiars
dff ,. ~. nots, Acting sso'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

NOTICE y nEHEuN UiyES, THAT 11fE
~ snate niVcf CanAl and Power Company.
N turnufati1n FORMED under the Laws u tue
Territory % Utah, hiss pfcfrutoi 90 the Dis
tfift tuurt 1T tho rhifi Jutiriai uittriei, Ter
fiiory IT Ifah, petition praying " " allowed
10 ftaIurHrnurata aud riasolFe, aud that Iura
DAY. tha nh tl4f ~ june, l-i. al ~ O'Clock IN
the forenoon. uf as soon tAcrcafiaf ~ counsel
eau io heard. hIa been aupninted - nc TINE
aud the conn fodm 0fthu District 'uuft flf the
ThIfd lufelN usirirt IN the UIiy sud county
nf salt iflr. IcrutoIy uf Wan, aa The place
Oh whit D saId Application ~ tu te heard.
hand and af1xed tho - Of ne Thlfd uutflct
Court afnrcssid this "a DIV II way. tTii.
IsTALl iiESEN a. MCMILLAN, tictk.
uIHW b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

This from tho Chicago Tribune' III Is
a good thing these eranks have me, To-
pether and formed their 20 called REQ,
ple's party They VIII now have to s'''ha
M and DO counted, and eight for their
notions alone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

inenrrd treatment win ~ in January, l-ss.Aud
IN August isa, shr gave blfth % healthy girl
bahy, she u nov well ana on the rVai 20 hap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


NOTICE N HEnTnY GivRs. THAT ~
~ pursuAnee u An order o. the Probate
Court ~ DAVIS County, iu The matter % The
estate ~ Auna laifhsnla, dfrfaand, tho va
drraiFnr1 admiuifuai0f 81 guid estate will sell
~ private sale, Tor cash, 10 the highest hildrr
tnd sutirrt "a confirmation ~ said Probate
Court, On of after tha fyh daT Of Jane, isli|
~ The uHht, Tue, Interest ana tstata 81 sAid
amos ihlrhHnka ~ tte tine ~ be death, and
also Al she right. title ana Interest that ne
tste hsa ~ operation d law ~ othrrvise 40
CURED, Other than or "a addition 10 that u
sid inifftatU Al The time Of hit dtaih, In and
70 thuse certain lais pisues Or parcels Of laud
lyirr and heinE IN Nnuntiibl, founty Of DAVIS
feFdiofy % iish, and detrfihHd A. follows, O.
Wit Auof lot q ahd ahnut one ihrd II Az
sore ~ tho northeast part of lot 4, both 10
blnct ., PIAZZA" iiountiiui 1osnsiig survey,
iilff Or offers ~ nrtiuE may be made Al any
iimu amer the nFft publication 81 tins notice
ana hcf0fo the sale, taid hids may 10 drliY
cred " the undsraiFufi ~ his Tnsidruro M
hountiful, Dats tuuhts, OF ~ The nnlre oi
Charlie 3 Pearson, attorney, us b, Main
Hueei, salt lake Ciiy.
Terms aud conditions Of sale Temper cent Of
pTirn offered 20 accompany bid hARnrs on
combination ~ sale by Probate Court Deed AZ
expense u tte purchaser,
bids viii DO received Tor each lot separately,
OFONHF . LINCOLN,
Aamlglsifalo, Of tho esIAle OF Amoa PAR
hAnit, deceased.
Dated Ju1o IN. is9L cav
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

tunnty ~ thi iaAr.
I, q. D. Aurn, Glen VI the Probate Court IN
audfuf iht Usunty ~ salt lac, in Tho Taffis
tor Of Utah, DO hereby reftliY that tho fafn
COINS V a full, true AMI correct eopY of order
W how cause Why order of ssicof real estate
should not ~ made, ln the natter Z ne sstata
nud Eunfdianthip ~ joseph T. N. Gfahan. 81
Al tainufs, A. Appeats - rernfd In my once.
IN Nlihess whereof, have hcfcuntu set ny
~ Day u iuue. A. u. isli.
ittALl q u. At.f.TN.
tiert VI Probate CoufL
uuputY Clerk dag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

There wAsa good deal to die when
Mira Margaret Mnlhane, Of New YORK,
depar,ed this llia She weighed ooO
,,ouula
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

- AnAu 4. MITCHELL GRAHAM, TiiE
- NuNdlan ot the prffon shd estate Of 10.
ssph J. y ffciflC g., william ~, iiosa-afah
D. ana 'narlcs ". Graham. MAJORS, hatiug
nIcd her netiion hefclu, daily verified, praying
hereby ordered that the neNt ~ hin % the
Nafds, and Al rsff0nt Interested IN The sstate
ut said mlnsfa aprgar before ne sAii Probate
~ 10 u'cl0ea In the forenoon " faud day At
the Court Room u aaid iruhste Court n the
County Court House, 10 The City and County "
salt lqAo, itah iNfulufyi 10 show cansa Why
an ORDER should not DO granted 70 me said
guardian, 10 fcl 20 much % ttg real estate u
tho said minors ~ Ifiyatr sale. ~ shan 10
nerektafY, sal that copy uf this order BE- put.
lthed ~ icist three successive wseks IN tho
nnsNrtr ltnNtNa NEWt, = Newspaper pnltgd
And runlthOii 100 sad titf and oantJ.
Dalcd va day Of Juus. ia1l.
4. ". nARIUti, Probate Judse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19
pgLlsouE>r SorcR.

Its bellevue. idshn Minirf Compaui. f.ncA.
ilUn q Ifirr ual place ~ llalnffH, Haii
iakr CIV, tthhs Location ~ MirSf aud
wofts Mineral nv ninins niauiri, tiAie
~ ifHan.
No1tg THINE u DELINQUENT ur,
~ ou the following dcfefihef stock. on nrs
share. levied nu Toe iiih dsy ~ Arni, iril. tta
several ~ cunts 90 upfuflte 10 uaiufa o. tho
ffflEfflVF Nn4fFfnifnfa, a. fnllNWaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

Emerson said. "when you dine alone
dine always A. with the king That IL
20 ny. even though yon afe At home.
with nobody there bnt your own fam.
ily. nobody bu, yourself oven, observe
always your best liable manncn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19
lEaAl NOTICE.
IT, tho District Court 10 and for iho Third ia
diclal Diatnci, Teruiery Of tt'h, County
Of Salt Lake.

In the matter ~ ito application ~ The snhk.
Rlytr Canal aud Power Company,
4 nnrnnIailnn. 70 dla.olNn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

-
$500 Reward 7

We will pay the above reward Tor any cste Of
fivsf Compliant, nyspcrfia, sirk ifeitdche,
indifesuon, CONSUMPTION ~ Caftiveness We
cannot cue with Wcsrs Negttaiie Liver rIllt.
ehfu tho dlfrciious arc ~ UllV complied will
They are purely vegetable, and never feil "
rive aailsftrti1r. Sugar Coated. larEg butes
trffsua aud tritst1ut. 1nq Frnuinr uanu.
fsrtufed 0niy 81 rrE join q. VAST CUlI
pANY, OIL AGO, tid..
salt Iatn tits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
ATHLETICS AT The COLLEGE
To Make April 18th Fleid-Day-The out
door Sports.

The season for athletics at Richmond
College is now about TO commence, and
extensive arrangements are being made tor
various outdoor sports, which will develop
the muscles of the students and give them
additional strength and zeal for thelr
studies.
A'committec. consisting of Professor +.
w. Boatwright and Messrs. John Etchison
and Dana Rucker. has been appointed 70
make arrangements for the organization oi
boat crew.
The Athletic Association of the College
(Robert G.. Hioer. president,) have de;
termined 10 have the feld-day on April
18th. A committee, consisting Of Professor
T. w. Boatwright and Messrs. @: L. lay
lor and John L. Etchison, have been ap-
pointed TO assist the Executive Committee
in making arrangements for the occasion.
Medals will be given to the winners OF the
mile run, mile walk, hurdle race, broad
jump, high wife, hundred-yards' dash, and
other contests. .,
The baseball team Of the College VIII
also be organized in short time. Last
session Richmond College was foremost
in the State upon the diamond and de,
feated every college nine which tackled
their team.
There are now fourteen students IN the
law class. These come from Richmond;
Manchester, Hampton, King William, ana
Accomac.
The medals that have been offered In
reading and elocution are confined 10
Professor Hamberlin's classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
OID WORLD NEWS.
.o,su PARTY FACTIONS AND
IHS THEIR ONE FUND.
-. wrath over the Suggestion OF
Liberal Grant TO Ills Wing
General Notes.
.-,,,,c c,oI, 70 mo Dlspa,ch.l

american cable TO tho Dispstch-l
IN~ y rvorlxp, February lS.--The
ioS'"S;, ,..,nts between the McCarthyite
l,an,'.. .Ilii,o factions Of the irish parlie'
.. 80, - IS likely TO be much in evi-
ssa'1'$y 80 ' the coming struggle. The
t's.s ..,s5sed month ago from the
si'''' ,.,5. va. divided in the following
s'S- Tvcaty.6ye thousand dollars
siaa,' ,bc campaign committee and
',.' =, ,rss,ei into the bands OF the Ten
Sl-'ND -, League. The latter sum
Cls inject of the present dispute.
tf-ss. I,t.. -.r,,tes' idea Is that The amount
laf M'''r' ,r,uartion 20 the number oi
8 1.i ...,-.s tle league has relieved.
C yea ,t t.re-tby,tes are inclined TO waive
ic.tec " iLrv contend. however, that
i.H t..pg devoted TO evlcted ten
.'''a' '' -.-f 10 meet an overdraft on
O. T G.I's letter 20 Mccarthy re-
Ia'". .r.s matter rather eyades the
''..-. ,..r, lv declaring that Wnen ne
g1. % ~. release Mccarthy must have
,-..- a.,+le fund set apart Tor eVlcted
wa ,.,s heavily oyerdrawn.
!.tl'' y,,i.f's. O'Brien's. and }. j.
'i-.' tl..E we're dishonored. though
C-... ;.gttsa, Mccarthy left Boulogne
$ eva. .La. fle money was devoted 10
at .lt ~ tenants only. The proof that
3, -'. ..,. ~ sanction TO meeting the
pf..--la =. faurl m Timothy Harrington's
,r.'...... l'.. r.rhf that he had a docu-
81 .I--,..r., f6lt the money had been dis
l.-', manner promised by O'Brien.
,,i' ....-,.r misses whether there was
l- .rrcpt.ouat Boulogne or whether
.---. .1 tho conclusion that he was
l.-, -,-..tiv The lines of the agreement by
.-...r- i.c hank account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
USED IN SELF-DEFENCE.
A Boy Charged with Cutting Says He
Had to Do So.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Lucius Mayo, a small colored boy, was
charged with felonlously cutting James
Lee with a knife. The wounded boy not being
able 10 attend tho case was continued Tor ton
days. -
The boy Mayo says that he aud Remus Green
were at the asl-pIle at the gas-Torks Tuesday
morning getting cinders. Green hled his Deg
and went into q house near by. lie tMayo) went
70 the house, knocked az the door, and asked ior
Green Lee came 10 the door. Kicked him In
his side, knocking him down, and then struck
him over the head with stick. lie tiayo) then
cut him.
Policeman Otey informed tho Justice that
Leo, who Is being attended by Dr. Hinchman,
had q Gu: In his left side near the heart.
The Justice refused 70 consider the quesuon
OF bail until he had seen Dr. Hinohman and
could ascertain the nature OF Lees wound.
David Diamond, charged with abusing aud
threatening Mrs. Sarah UConnor, was sent 70
jail n-,,.
Frank Burt, drunk and abusing Policeman
Kelly. Fined $4.50 and cost
Waiter Anderson and Alfred Perkins, TWO
negro boys wero charged with trespassing on
the land OF DR.. N. Q. sheppard and stealing tur-
nips. The Justice not having 1urisdictlon' the
prisoners we're sent 70 the county for triai.
William Smith (coloredl, unlavfully trespas-
sing on the premises OF the First virginia regl-
ment and cursing, abusing. and threatening 20
strike William Gibcon with q brick. flned -
and coat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
A BEAUTIFUL NupTIAL EVENT.
Mr. John u. strachan Welded to Hiss
Lucy r.. Knight.
Especial telegram % the Dispstch.l

Lucy r.. Knight.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispstch.I
FARMyILLE, Va, February 1s.--Since the
announcement of the engagement OF Miss
Lucy Everett Knight, the beautiful dauph-
ter of Captain John II. Knight, OF this
place, and Mr.. John Blackwood Strachan,
OF Petersburg. society circles of Farmville
have been in buzz of excitement until
tonight at o'clock the bright aDticipa-
tions of beautiful nuptial event were
brought TO q most glorious end in the
Presbyterian church.
DECORATIONS.
The pulpit and chancel were elaborately
decorated with growing plants and smiiax.
The aisles of the church were covered from
the door to the altar with white rugs, and
there was a white cushion of rich silk
velvet upon which the happy couple knelt
to receive the benediction.
THE BRIDAL PARTY.
The bridal party enteredin the following
order. the bridesmaids and groomsmen
preceding the bride and passing up the
aisles separately and directly opposite
each other: Mr.. r. Page Irving and Miss
Mary Knight, sister Of the bride; Mr.:
Charles M. Gillian. of Petersburg, and
Miss Susie Morton. of Farmville: MIR. Ster-
ling BOlSSeau, OF CreWe, anu Miss Nate
Russell. of Farmville; Mr. Lee Morrlss
and Miss Carrie Morton; Mr.. Charles w.
BONNER, Of Richmond, and Miss Janet
Strachan, of Petersburg, and Miss Bate
Knight. as the maid of honor, immediate
ly III front of the bride, who entered lean
ing upon the arm of her father. The
groom was attended by his best man, MIR.
Samuel p. Vanderslice, of Bedford City,
and they met at the altar, where the groom
received the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Key.
DR.. Harding, of the Presbyterian Church,
assisted by Rev. John w. Ware, rector OF
st. Johns Episcopal church. The wed
ding-march Of Lohengrin was rendered by
Mrs. DR.. White with most exquisite skill
The entire party were in full evening dress,
the bride being in white gros-grain silk,
with a heavily front.
INCEPTION.
Immediately after the ceremony the
party repaired to the home of Mr.. w. e..
Huntington, brOther.in-law of the bride,
where reception was held. Mr.. and Mrs.
Strachan will leave in the morning for an
extended northern tour, and on their re-
turn they will take up their residence in
Petersburg. The bride is graceful and ac-
cOmplished
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
stenograDby and Typewriting In the Higf
School

The City School Board at its last meet
ing decided to adopt the proposition OF
Captain Z. D. Starke, member of the
body from Clay Ward, and introduce ste
biography and typewriting into the post
graduate course Of the High School, IN
order that the graduates OF one system
may have practical business education
and thus have thc advantage of the nu-
merous calls that are now made for we'll
qualified stenographers and typewriters in
nearly all the departments of active life
professional, mercantile, and mechanical.
Two classes have been formed, and Nun
sens system of stenography adopted.
Miss Jean Gibson, graduate of the High
branches, has been transferred from Belle
vue to the High School. The graduates
of the school are privileged to take the
new course by applying to Mr.. j. P.
Thomas, the principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
LOYAL TO CLEVELAND.
Senator German Not Presidential Candi
date-A Forthcoming Statement.

udIt=A SbhNththts
washington Evening Star, lsthl
II is a trifie early in the campaign for
gentlemen of any party to decline presi-
Dental nominations, but the example set
by Mr.. Cleveland is being followed. OF
course the ex-President's silver letter
was not direct declination, but il
had all the effect of a direct re-
fusal. Now ii is Senator German who does
not want the nomination. When states
men and others were being interviewed on
Mr. Cleveland's most recent metallurgical
epistle Senator German was one OF tho
more prominent Democrats who refused
to make any pertinent comment. BY
some this silence was adjEdged to be
eyasiye, and q story at once went into
circulation in which was a statement that
when the time came. when the voice
of the convention was heard in the
land. Representative Rusk of Maryland,
would enter Senator German in the race
for the Democratic nomination. Just now
Mr.. Rusk is paving but little attention to
legislative matters. for he is engaged in
preparing statement-to be made public
tc-morrow-in which he will clearly set
forth his position and that of Sena-
tor German and decl9re their un-
faltering loyalty TO Grover Cleve-
land. IL is understood that Mr..
Rusk will furthermore state that Maryland
will send solid Cleveland delegation to
the next convention, even if the conven-
ton should be held in st. Louis. MIR. Rusk
represents the Third Maryland district in
the present Congress, is chairman OF the
State Central Democratic Committee, and
president of the Calumet Club. He ought
therefore to know what he was talking
about