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OF. VOH RHEIH { CO.,
CTION EER RS.
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that i'll pursuance OF an
order of resale of the Superior Court of the CITY aud
County OF San Francisco, State of California, made
on the 3 tn day OF February 1891 in the matter of
derSigned will sell public auction the highest
bidder for cash in gold coin of the United States of
America, and subject TO confirmation oy the SUI
peror Court in and for the City and Couuty OF San
Francisco. state of California, on THURSDAY, the
25th day of June 1891, at II O'Clock at the
524 California street. in said City and County OF
san Francisco all the right, title, interest and
tate of the said Ellen 0'BTien at the time of her
death, and all the right title and interest that the
said estate has by operation OF law, or otherwise.
acquired other than or in addition TO that of the
sad Ellen O'Bren. at the time OF her DEATH Of in
and to a halffntereSt in all that certain piece or
parcel OF land being situated in the City and County
OF san Francisco State of California, and bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Florida street, distant eighty-nine 1897 feet and
three (3) inches northery from the northwesterly
corner OF Florida and Napa streets NOW Twentieth
streeD; running thence nOrtherly along the said
westerly line of Florida street forty (40) feet.
thence at right angles westerly and parallel with
feet; thence at right angles southery forty (40)
feet and thence at right angles eaStery and parallel
with Napa (nOw called Twentieth street, one hun
dred (lOO) feet to the point of commencement.
Terms and Conditions or Sale.-CaSh in gold coin
of the United States: 10 per cent OF the purchase
sale, balance on confirmation OF sale by said SUI
peror Court.
Deed at expense Of purchaser.
Dated San Francisco, June /, 1891.
JOHN +. GORMLEY.
Executor OF the last will and testament of Ellen
OBrien. deceased.
THOMAS +. BARRY Attorney for Executor
Nevada BLOCK. San Francisco ie4 I'd
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Stefan Stahl, native of Sweden, died at
the Home of Inebriates yesterday from
congestion of the lungs. He was taken
from The Po,rerO to the Home Tues day
night suffering from the effects of pro-
lOnged spree. 1t was at first thought that
he had died from the effects of drink, but
the autopsy revealed the true cause. Stahl
was an emplOye OF the Pacific Rolling mills.
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M. ]. SIMMONS. AuCTl0NEER,

WILL SELL THIS DAY.
THURSDAY. June IL, 1891, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at
1887 MARKET STREET near Seventh, by order of
the West Coast Storage Co., all of the Elegant Par
Tor, Bed and Dining Room Furniture, Gold Gilt
Frame Freuc h-plate Mahtel Mirrors. oil Paintings
and Engravings, satin Broeatelle and other Par!or
Sets, Parlor Sofas Divaus Turkish Chairs and Fancy
Rockers, English Body Brussels and Tapestry Car
pets and Rugs. held by them Storage Receipts
Nos 1913 S23 and $40, and sold to pay storage and
advances, comprising: Handsome Sofas. Divans,
Turkish Chairs and Rockers: d Large Plate Mantel
Mirrors; Elegant Paintings; Is Handsome Eastern
walnut. Cherry and oak b ed room Sets; Mattresses
Pillows and other Bedding: 30 Body Brussels and
Tapestry Carpets: Walnut WardrObeS, Chiffoniers
Bookcases aud Folding Beds; Handsome Walnut
and Oak SideboardS with Pedestal Extension Tables
and Chairs TO match: Fine Medallion, Model and
Eureka Ranges with fixtures, aud a large line of
other Household Goods
1t Nj. y. SIMMONS, AuCtioneer.
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CHINESE GAMBLERS.
Two Lotteries Raided Last Night by Ser
geant SpiIlane.

geant spiIlane.
All Tong is smooth Celestial who has
been walking the streets OF San Francisco
for several weeks past with an entire
Chinese lottery concealed in his flowing gar
ments. He had a canvas continuance under
his blouse in which he carried tickets, ink
bottle, stamps brushes and other imp'e-
meDts of his craft. Sergeant Spill lane has
been after this walking lottery for some
time. A 10 O'Clock last night he and OH
Ger Newman located Tong at 1925 Dupont
street and arrested him.
AnotheTy lottery was also raided at Gil
Jackson street, where one keeper and five
visitors were caught with tickets in their
possession. All were booked at the City
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Postoffics Inspector Seyboldt is investi-
eating the source of several letters received
by Mrs. Cora Duncan of 234 O'Farrell street,
warning her to leave the neighborhood
under pain of DEATH Each has drawn upon
it sword with dripping blood at the point
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Sansome and Montgomery, last evening.
The boy was playing on the street at the
time, and approaching too near the pot, he
lost his balance and fell in. Both hands
were terribly scalded, the skin and flesh
peeling off to the wrists. He was taken to
the Receiving Hospital where his burns
were dressed, after which he was taken
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THOSE WHO WE'RE PRESENT.
nc names ID thosr present are append

Inc names OF tn0St present are appended:
c. o. Alexander CHARLES X. Allen, Milton An.
dros. Nilliam AiVord.
Jonu Bhmtug CHAM. Arthur Il. Briggs. L. L.
Baker, 4. b. Beck, Robert Baliour. Samuel
Blair William Berg A. Bannlster. w. NJ Bran.
hall, George l. BIander, Hon. ". Ii. Beatty, f.
&. Berry, Georg T. Bromley.
James CaroIan, II. A. Cobb. a. Crawford
James +. Chapman. j. W. o. COfran, CHARLES +.
Crocker. P. B. Cornwall, Fred L. Castle J. W.
II. Campbell, William Croeker. A. Carpenter.
John DOlbeer. William J. DuIton, }. S. Doe.
ner Dobe, H. L. Dodge, w. F. DIugIey, G. t.
Dingley Jr., William Dlesbach, General W. II.
Dnond, John I. Doyle.
NJ. Esbefg. Hon. Nj. NJ. Estee, Erwin ErZgraber
A. Gallatia, Charles Goodan. S. T. Gage II.
| ". George, j. q. Gle ting, Richard Gray Adju-
| laDt- General A. ID. Greene, NJ Greenebaum.
Samuel IiasleIt, s. q. Hlborn. Robert NJ.
Hamilton. j. +. HOughion, William Harvey, s.
Ii. Harmon, S. J. Hendy, John L. Howard,
Joseph z. Hale, Il. II. Hanson |. W. heIIman,
j. ). Hutchinson, l.. D. Heatly, Howard HavenS,
c. q. Hooker Thomas X. b. Hayes, +. A. HaDer,
Thomas j. Haynes
Hon. ReaT-Admiral John Irwin.
NJ. T. Jones, n. I. James. ISidor jacobs, c. r.
johnson.
J. Z. Kennedy, David Kerr, James r. Kelly.
j. L. lie Count, Ii. Levi Charles A. LarOu.
X. h. Mcdonald, A. Montpelier, Stewart Men
zIes. W. f. Mills, John Mckee. George w. Nc
Near, ". w. Montague, William l.. Merry, }. j.
Moses l. II. Morse, Albert Miller, james Madi-
son, ). &. Murphy. Hon. Warner Miller, Hon
w. w. Morrow.
CHARLES Nelson. William Norris. Right Rev.
w. +. Nichols ID. ID.
j. j. OFarell.
FIN. PMley Hon. George L. Perkins, Hon f.
b. Pond Il. II. Pratt George X. Porter, James
ID. rhelau, Louis Is. ParIOtt X. Al. Pease w. l..
Plummer, Hon. I. G.. Phelps.
N I. Romano, Ira L. Rankin, A. J. Raiston,
John Rosenfed, BrRadier General Thomas IL.
Ruger Colonel If. d. Raulett
Hon. Leland Stanford, A. Sawyer, w. t. Y.
Schemes, John Sronfe, r.. w. Simpson. ID. j.
Staples, A. w. SIarblId, James Il. StetsOn Levi
Strauss Louis Soss d., William SteinhaTt, Il.
q Sheath. G. Il. Stone, j. Simpson, Joseph SEN
nett, II. Shainwald, Henry Scott, Mark Sheldon,
Hon. George II. SaudersOn.
c. l.. Taylor. IL. l.. Talum, Hiram Tubbs, A.
G.. TOwne, Lloyd Tevis. John Tallaut.
Henry Veuve, Fl. l.. Van Wrinkle
w. L. Whittier, +. S. WenslageF, Asa r.
Wells, j. X. Wilson, L. 7. ii. WhIeaw, Charles
Watrous
&. q. Young
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Two Charces Of Assault.

Joseph Powers, "hsrd citizen" and ex-
convict, was arrested last night for an as
sault with deadly weapon on May 4th on
a RingOld-street saloOn-keeper, one Flor
ance Driscoll, and later for the same of
Tense on Oficer John Connolly. Both
,crimes were of a cOwardly, brutal nature.
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Almost Drowned.

Two men had very narrow escape from
drowning about 9 o'clock last night They
were crossing from Oakland and when off
Goat Island were struck by puff Of wind.
which capsiZed their boat After clingng
to her for half an hour, they were picked up
almost exhausted by an Italian fisherman
and brought over to the city.
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638 Market St, Opposite Palace Hotel.
Business Pronertv.

N line NO. 32OJ O'FarreII St. IS feet e. OF Tay-
lor; property contains fine 2-story bay window resi-
dence OF lS rooms, bath, etc; present rent 500
per month; this location Is fast becoming a bust
ness proposition; hrst-clasS building OF this prop
erty would pay big interest the investment !:
street in baSalt rock; everything in 1he shape;
27 ok 1877 IS
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A Bright Frisco Boy.

Isaac F. Rohman Of this city, formerly a
clerk in the law office Of William NJ. Stew
art. has just been graduated with high hon
ors from the Columbia University Law
School, at Washington, ID. g. He took the
first prize for the best essay out Of large
The morning call., 1891-06-11

The Coast and Geodetic Surveys steamer
Macarthur will go to Mare Island on the
18th inst. to be overloaded. and will prob
ably leave for Port Hartford on the first of
July.
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Ten years ago Tennessee potatoes were
scarcely known in the Northern markets,
but now nearly 100000 worth are sold
YEARLY.
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The Robert and Minnie.
The schooner Robert and Minnie sailed
from San Pedro yesterday.
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0. T. Won RHEIH 6 co.,
AUCTIONEERS
Notice Of Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate, With Will Annexed.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of an or
der of resale of the Superior Court of the City and
County of San Francisco, State OF California, made
on the 9th day OF February, 1897, in the matter Of
the estate OF DA NIEL 0'BRIES, deceased the I'M
dersigned will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in gold of the United States OF
America, and subject confirmation by the Supe-
riOr Court in and for the City aud County of San
Francisco, State of California, on THURSDAY, the
10Th day OF June, 1891 at IL O'Clock NJ at the auc-
524 California ST., in said City and County of San
Francisco. all the right, title, interest md estate OF
the said DANIEL UBRIEN at the time of his
death, and all right title and interest that the said
estate has by operation of law otherwise
qureu other than Ia addition TO that of the said
DANIEL OBRIEN at the time of his death, OF, in
and to all that certain piece parcel of land being
situate in the City ana County OF San Francisco,
State of California, and bounded and described as
follows. to wit:
Commencing at point on the westerly line OF
Florida st. distant etghtynlne tS9) feet and three
81 inches norJheriy from the nOrthwestery corner
OF Florida and Napa street nOw Twentieth street,;
running thence northerly along the said westerly
line of Florida street forty (i0l feet thence at
right angles westerly and parallel with Napa street
(How Twentieth) one hundred tleOJ feet: thence at
right angles sOutherlY forty (40) feet; and thence
at right angles eaStery and parallel with Napa
(uow called Twentieth) street one hundred (l00)
feet to the point of commencement.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash in gold coin
of the United States; 10 per cent of the purchase
sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Supe-
rior Court
Deed at expense of purchaser.
Dated San Francisco, June l, 1891.
JOHN +. GORMLEG,
Administrator, with the Will annexed, of the estate
of DANIEL O'BRIEN, deee Ised.
THOS. T. BARRY, attorney for executor, Ne
ada Block, San Francisco. je4 I'd
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Burned by Boiling Tar.

Willie Murphy, aged years, fell into a
pot of boiling tar ON Vallejo street. between
The morning call., 1891-06-11

LOcusts are devastating Algeria. A cara
van from Morocco passed through swarms
of them for thirty-tWO days.
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Alameda.

Rudolph WenZlik, a veteran of the war,
died at the West End on Monday evening.
He served in Company g, One Hundred
and Seventy-third New YORK Infantry. and
was so years of age. Lincoln Post, No. /,
G. A. r., inferred the remains.
a man Of the West Eud named William
johnson, being under the influence of
LIQUOR, made it unpleasant for passengers at
the MertOn-stTeet depot, and was placed
under arrest. He endeavOred TO set the City
Prison on fire. but was detected in time.
II. L. Kibby residing on Park avenue,
was playing with his twO-year-Old daughter
on Tuesday evening, when she suddenly eX-
pired. An autopsy Yesterday revealed the
cause of death TO have been heart disease.
The little girl had just recovered from an at
tack of la grippe. and ali her vital organs
were found TO be diseased.
LoTenZ MaUraur, q milkman, was found
dead on Central avenue near Washington
street, yesterday. How he came 10 his death
IS not known, although his body was warm
when twas discovered. Near him were two
small ematy milk cans, and it is supposed
that he fell from his seat as he was about TO
descend. and was killed. The C0roner'S
jury so found.
Halcyon Parlor, No. 146, y. S. G. W, has
elected as of GERS for the ensuing term
President, sumner Loup; Vice Presidents,
Anton Lorber, ?. c. Brock, Otto Nobmann
Marshal, John NObman; Secretary, {. C..
Brock; Treasurer, J. J. L. C0rdes; His
torian, Warren 3. Josseyn Trustees-A. v.
Clark, ). J. Shannon and Frank Sunders
Surgeon. q. G.. Zeyu.
a petition is in circulation for signatures
asking the City Trus tees to give the railroad
company permission to erect passenger and
freight depot on Railroad avenue, east of
PARK street. Unless a site for such build
ing can be secured by the company at this
point, it is said to he its intention to locate
the depot at Broadway. In such an event,
Psrk-sireet property would materially de-
preclate in value.
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wanted to Cut Her Heart out.

Michael Fuentu was arrested last night for
threatening to ''cut the heart OUT Of his
landledy at 10 Zoe street
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ACROSS THE BAY.
The Pool Gambling Order Vetoed
by Mayor Chapman.
q Subject for Inquiry-Rev. Mr. Dixon WAKES
sarcsstie-A Gold Mine in Broo ilyn.
Natural Gas Well.

The City Council In committee of the
whole decided last evening to refuse the Oak
land and Berkeley Rapid Transit Company
electric franchises on Franklin street from
Second 10 the water front, and on Ninth
from Frank lin to East Oakland, the latter
because the company has franchise on
Thirteenth street to East Oakland. 1t also
decided to report adversely on the ordinance
to license stationary engineers ON examina-
ton by Board of Examiners.
The Coroner's jury at the inquest on Mrs.
Catherine Strange, who hanged herself in
the Alameda County Jail on Sunday after
noon, rendered verdict In accordance with
the facts and also that she was in possession
of quite a sum of money just previous to
her death and while in the prison of Ala
media City, which money is at present I'M
accounted for and it thinks the matter
requires investigation by the proper author
tiles.
REV. MR.. DIXON NOT SURPRISED.
Rev. Frank Dixon of the Tenth-avenue
Baptist Church states that he was in no
sense aStOnished at the adoption OF the
resolutions Of the recent council. He thinks
it a pity that the people of California have
nothing better to Judge Of the wOrthness OF
the Baptist denomination than the acts OF
men such as met in council and by resOlu
ton advertised their blindness and credul-
ity, and injustice and Anticipated littleness
TO public that turns with sickened pity
from such WantOn exposure OF naked
shame"
The Oakland and Berkeley Rapid Transit
Company expects to have its electricians
running by Monday or Tuesday.
VETO BY THE MAYOR.
The ordinance appr0pTiating and proVid-
Ing for the enforcement of certain reg ula-
tiuns Of the Oakland Board of Health in re-
lauOn 10 plumbing aud drainage has been
vetoed by Mayor Chapman, because the pre-
visions are not specific, are unnecessary and
unduly hamper labor.
A claim was filed yesterday afternoon in
the Recorders office for gold mine in the
northeastern portion Of Brooklyn Town
ship.
Mayor Chapman yesterday filed his veto
of The p0Ol-gambling license ordinance.
TO UTILIZE NATURAL GAS.
The PleaSanton Natural Gas Company is
being formed here with capital of $50. 600
in 10000 shares al 81 each, to sink well or
wells for natural gas. The company is the
outgruwth Of the natural gas discovered III
sinking well at the Odd Fellows Gene
terry, near town.
The Board of Supervisors of Alamo da
County has COnsummated tile purchase Of
thirty acres adjoining the County Hospital
and lnnrmary, near San LeandIo.
+. NJ. PattISOn yesterday sued for divorce
from w. L. PattisOn.
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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE

THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,
..-.CoMPRISING....
] Handsome Parlor Set upholstered IN figured spun
silk; Extra Easy chairs IN silk plush SILK tapes
try Fine Engravings ana on Paintings aud Orna-
mentS Elegant Applique Lace Curtains; POItieres
Best Body Brussels ami Tapestry Carpets; EIe-
CANT Walnut Chamber Suits "a BedsteadS: Fine
Spring aud Hair Mattresses: White Blankets; Fine
Pillows and Bedding; Handsome Hall and Stair
Carpets; Hall Hat-stands; l EaStlake Walnut
Side ITO ard: Walnut Dining Chairs: Palace wal
nut Extension Table: l Walnut Bookcase; 100 vol
umes Choice Hooks: Fine China, Glass and Silver
plated Ware; Superior Range; Agate Ware; Ktch-
en- Utensils
Terms Cash.
jel02t GEO. f. LAMSON. Auctioneer.
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Mission Improved Property.

" line (Nos. S32, 1921, S34 and 834Ls) 10th ST..
$50 feet W. of Sanchez; building divided into
French fats OF and rooms bath, ETC.; brick foam
datOn; district improving rapidly; street severed
ana in fine shape; rent $50 per month; lot ak 10
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GAM p LIFE.

Best publications of all the latest Novels. 10
Best makes of Canvas Tents, complete, with
fN'S pms CtCs- .s.lApEi w up
Canvas Camp Stools, good quality ........ 26
Canvas Folding Cot Beds, 6 IT.. 3 in. so
Baby Ham mocks, good quality. ........... 80
Model" Jute Hammocks, full size 49,. l 90
Finest grades OF Hammocks from rs to 90
Swings of all kinds. ..........from 40 to 90
Canvas Hammock Chairs. ............... l so
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Mission.st. Business Lots.

T. line OF Mission ST., 100 feet n. of Plymouth, be-
Ing lots os II and -, Holly Park Tract. These
choice lots on the great thor0ughfare south TO
san MateO County and in the line OF great improve
mentS the street is the permanent continuation o.
Valencia and Mission stS.; blocks from present
terminus of Mission ears; electric road now being
contracted for; lots 25xll0.
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Choice RESIDENCE LOTS!
ALSO

ALSO
Dwelling, Barn, 0uthouses and Lot 400x15O,
situated on the property, will be sold Fronting
Petaluma, Johnston, Ashton and Colgan ayes.
and st. Everything in this location to make
it very attractive spot for home. Horse
cars from the Courthouse to the Agricultural
Grounds pass this property. Water piped to
the premises. Is Free conveyance to and
free collation. Supplied by the Grand Hotel
Santa Rosa) on the grounds.
TERMS-One-third cash, balance I'm one and two
years; interest per cent, payable quarterly.
Santa Rosa IS supplied with the main trunk line
of the Donahue broad-gauge (San Francisco and
North Pacific Railway Company. also the Southern
Pacific system, giving a direct communication with
the eastern, southern and northern exit from the
5 state to the fruit markets of those districts: is
great fruit-cannng center and prominent as great
dairy, wine and grain center is of the most
promising interior cities of the State, and is grow
ing into importance rapidly. There is City in
the State with more promising future. Investing
for the present and future in this city Will be plae
ing investments where the returns must pay largely
in not only the radical advance that must take
place but for the income dividends from the prop
erty. City supplied with electric lights gas and
water works
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Western Addition Improved Prop

s. side mos. 1889. 1882 and I93924 McAllister
St, 81 81 feet E. OF Lott; fine three French iat
new building, with modern improvements, electric
bells mirror-top and tiled mantels; trick foundA-
tiOn; everything frst-CaSs condition; surround
ings Al street in fine condition; lOt 25xI0O.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Croluet Sets, complete. for 8 players. :. l 90
Butterfly Nets. extra quality. ............. rs
QuoitS or Ring-throwlng, in sets. so to ! 90
Seaside Pail aud Shovel, complete. IS and 10
Grace Hoops. complete, per set. 10 and %
Latest Improved Air Guns, for hunting
squirrels and birds. Observation-Disclosures. l 90
Repeating Air Guns, 80 shots. ........... l 70
Archery Bows, best lancewood.. ....... %
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AUCTION SALES.

WENDELL EAsroS. GEO. ". rnrNk F. B. WILDE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-07-01
Highest of all in Leavening POwer-Laest u S Govt Report
Orange-BIossonls.
From MartinsJ,rg Salesman June 25th.
DOLL-HUNTER.

| From MdrtinsJtTg Salesman June 10Th.
DoLL-HUNTER.
Trinity Episcopal church was the scene
of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday morn
ing. The contracting parties we're Mr. John
Harlan Doll, assistant cashier of the First
National Bank, and Miss Mary Lou Hunter,
youngest daughter of the late COL E. P.
Hunter, and one of the most popular and
attractive of Martinsburg's many fair daugh-
tiers. The church was most tastefully dress
ed with cut and pot flowers, by the young
ladies of the chancel committee, friends
ard admirers of the bride. Promptly at 10
O'Clock a. m. the bridal party entered the
church. Messrs. Frank Doll, W. Hullihen
Burkhart, G. c. Swartz, of Baltimore, Nd,
and Capt. W. R. Suodgrass, ushers, preced-
ing Miss Julia Hunter, Of Winchester, Va,
maid Of honor, who looked lovely in a be-
coming costume Of pure white, and the bride
looking fresh and lovely in her bridal robes,
leaning on the arm of her brother, Maj. r.
w. Hunter, who acted in 'loco PARENTS"
in giving the bride away. At the altar the
bride was met by the groom, accompanied
by his best man, Mr.. H. L. Doll, and the
holy rite Of matrimony was solemnized, ac-
cording 10 the beautiful Episcopal ritual,
most impressively pronounced by the Rev.
Henry Thomas, rector Of the church. After
the ceremony the bridal party proceeded to
the residence Of Mrs. p. r. Harrison where
an impromptu reception was held, and the
happy pair received the hearty cOngratula-
tions ard earnest good wishes Of numerous
friends, admirers and relatives, after which
they left on the 1850 a. m. train to spend
the honeymoon at the sea shore. Mrs. Mai
Fuller, nee Faulkner, presided at the organ
with her usual taste and skill, and filled the
church with imposing strains. The spacious
church was filled with the family connec-
tons of the bride and groom and interest
ed spectators, and among those from a dis
lance we noted Major and Mrs r. W. Hun
ter and daughters, Misses Julia, Marcie and
Carrie, Mrs Byrd and Mrs. Mai Fuller, OF
Winchester, Va. Misses Sue and Mercy
Hunter, and Mr.. Harry PendeltOn, OF
Berkeley Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Davis, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Abel Hunter, of Baltimore, Nd; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Riddle, of Chambersburg, Pa.
Mrs. w. H. Travers, Mrs. D. II. Strother,
Miss Mamie Abel, and Misses Mary, Kate
and Anna Riddle, of Charlestown Mr. L.
P. and Miss Fannie cambridge, of Jefier-
son county, and Mrs Cole, of Roanoke, Va.
The venerable and stately form of Mr.. a.
S. cambridge was also conspicuous among
those present. Taken all in all, it was one
of the most tasteful and pleasant weddings
which it has ever been our good fortune to
witness, and we know that the whole COM
munity unite with US in wishing the bride
and groom as long and and happy life as
their many virtues deserve. The bride was
the recipient of many costly and beautiful
presents.