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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-18

No run down, depleted, summer fag end
OF all creation stock to select from Rnt
warerooms just full Of new Instruments
fresh from factories, The best and hlsh-
est cost that are made.
Summer Prices and Special Summer
Terms give us a lively Summer Trsds
in spite OF the depressed times and
heated term.
Drop in and be cooled off.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-18
Road

Our local ads in to-day's paper. Dryfus &
Rich, l6l Congress street.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-18

Ayers sarsapsrills never before squaled
its present daily record Of naryslous cures.
di.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-18
|. 6 B. S. M. Il,

N. Blake a look at those marvel
ously beautiful Pianos in Antique Oak
Gases. All the 20 now in fashionable
circles. Also the fsultless SrEINwAY In
English Walnut. A beauty sold Friday
at 500 cash.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-18
TIE GAMEwELL SYSTEM AGAIN.

The committee on police submitted re.
port for the Information of council on the
Gamewell police telegraph system. Il
stated that tbs system had been erected by
the company in accordance with the con-
tract made Jan. 6, 1892. Some imperfec-
lions were found In the telephone system on
first taking charge, due to the Induction of
other wires previously erected on the poles
used by the city for the system. This
was remedied by means of return
wire erected by the company. The
committee has accepted the system which
is now working satisfactorily and doing ex-
cellent service. In the opinion of the COM
mlttee, it will, as soon as its workings are
thoroughly understood In the police de-
partment, perform oil that was claimed for
10 aud upon which the recommendation for
ita introduction was based
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-18

The greatest indignation existed in the
vicinity when the news of the crime becams
known. and expressions that BODIED no good
to Cole were uttered on all sides It may
be that Mrs. Cole overheard one of these
and that this led to her appeal to her friends
TO protect her husband.
Last night DR.. Stone stated that Mrs
Cole had improved during the day and that
there is now no reason to believe that the
wound will produce death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
DIED IN ATLANTA.

'honias Stevenson Ioseiy, Former Rich
moui Man, suceumbs 20 Pneumonia.
40 Atlanta special to tho DISPATCH received
hfr.tt ,ays:
Sieve. N.,ely, an old Richmond boy, who has
making h.s homo IN Atlanta Tor the past
.-.. .f '.l ycaff, died at his apartment, on
...t.'.r street, this afternoon q pneumonia
.-. .l slck Tor only ave days, aud hs
- r4- "a great shock 70 almost the entire
'.-- Wero tcT people ia Atlanta who did not
A9so.y, aud oil all who knew him there
.'Is VINO did not love him. lie VAS one OF
lrpul4t aud prOmineat young men IN
- .ii had made his mark as one OF tho
ttl-ts I'D his State. He vas well known
. political circles, and whilo be meyer
,' any position N the gift Of the people
moses were always sought by those who
o. achieve saccess az the bsll0t-box.
A.FriJ Was son q a Richmond physi-
-' NhY IL sun living, aud % whom
grams announcing the sad death have been
-.. va luutsday night Mr.. MOsely was out,
".s COMPLAINING VI pains IA his side aud
maj night 10 went ~ bed never 20 get
tttl Ho vas prominent member Of the
..a society VI Atlanta. and that organization
$40 l the most careful attention during his
-,'7 ffj vii watch tho remains until ins,ruc-
~. SOP "ie oceiyed from his father Ia the Old
-t..satiOn Of the society win accompany the
a.a@ 20 no grave, whether that be IN Viz
go " iu The sociotys burial grounds m At
49, Dc society will take suitable action on
"a 10 the way Of resolutions.
80. .' hoaely Was cousin o. Ntce-Preeident-
Ia' b. svI ms pane. the tun name being
's'Aht Stevenson MOsoiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
The Races.
By telegraph to the Dispatch

by leltEIhpu W thf DiepAtNh.i
GUTENBERG. y. j., November 22.-Firstrace-
-Four and one-half furlongs-Orawanda won I;
Rochelle second, Culiiyator third. Tme .jB16.
Second race-siI furl0ngs-Nardee won; vile
Marie second. Monsoon third Time. El9lb.
Third raco-one and one-Quarter mies-Harry
Alonzo won: Addio B. second. Freezer third.
Fourth race-ive MISUNDERSTANDING won (:
Gladiator second, Tssso third. Tune, 1:06
Fifth racs-six furlongs-Bel Demonce won !;
Little Fred second, Bitten third. Time. l:lSA.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Forget Mo Not
won: Gamester second, Violet 5. third. Time,
1884.
GIorcEsTFR, y. j., November 22.-First race
four and One-half furlongs-Martel won; Sea
Bird second. Ralph third Time, l:0l. @
Second receive furlongs-C. o. ID. won
Bert second, Onyx third Time, 1:OSl6.
Third race-one miIo-PocatellO won; 81. Pell
second Carroll Reed third. Tune. l;53t6.
Fourth race-nve furlongs-fox Hill won John
Atwood second. GlenmOund third. Time, l:OS19.
Fifth race--six and one-quarter furlongs--
Great Guns won; A. o. IL. second, Leyeller third.
Time, 1:27H.
sixth race-ive furlongs-Owen Golden won
Jim Clare second, National third. Time. 1909.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 22.--tlTst race
five furlougs-BOniire won; Blanches Last Sc
cond. Frank PHILIPPE third. Time, l:O4.
Second race-seVen furiOngs-Costa Rica won;
Eiwin second, Sly Lisbon third. Time, l:3Ole.
Third race-siX and hall tuelongs-Crittc
won Brazos second, Bonnie Birf third. Time,
1:22k.
won; Little George second, Red Rose third.
Filth race-half mile-Grsnny White won
Fall Bloom second, Oak Forest third. Time,
5I@.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
DEATHS.

BADGER.--Died. November 22d. at $50
A. NJ. at the residence of his brother-ln-
Law. No. IS south Morris street, JOSEPH
WELLINGTON BADGER, in the 2Sth
year of his age. #.
above residence at $3.50 o'clock THIS EVE
MING. Friends and acduaintances are
baltimore and Philadelphia papers
please copy.
BEALL.-Died, on Tuesday. November
% 1909 A. her residence, 9O3 Park avenue,
Mrs. FANNIE HAYNE BEALL. widow OF
Colonel LLOYD J.. Besll and only daughter
of the late Colonel Arthur Z. Hayne, OF
Charleston. S. C..
Funeral notice hereafter.
DFNNlS.-Dled. November ODD, at A.
NJ, Mrs. LOUyENIA DENNIS, at the resi-
denee of her husband. Mr.. Jack Dennis.
No. 3 Orange street, IN the 10th year OF her
She leaves seven children and six grand
children TO mourn their loss. She lived a
consistent Christian and has entered into
the rest which the sinless only know.
Funeral will take place from the sixth
Mt. Zion church THURSDAY EVENING
at 3 o'clock.
Nc(4EHEE. Died. November 22d, at 3
A. ~, at his residence, 705 east Clay street.
W. G. L.. MCGEHEE; aged 10 years.
Interment THURSDAY. November gath,
in buckingham county.
McKENNEY.--Die suddenly. at his re-
sidence, 109 north Fourth street. at $3.50
O'Clock p. NJ. November 22d. WILLIAM
n. MCKINNEY.
Funeral from st. Paurs church at $3.50
O'clock THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Centreville Md aud New York papers
please copy.
MOSELEY. Died IN Atlanta. Ga. No
vember %, 1892. of pneumonia, THOMAS
STEVENSON. second son Of DR.. ID. W.
Moseley, of this city: aged SO years.
STRINGFELLOW.- Died, at her hus-
bands residence, Si9 north Seventeenth
street at 7:15 A. NJ, Tuesday. November
20, 1892. Mrs. MARY ANN STRINGFEL-
LOW, beloved wife Of b. B. Stringfellow,
in the SOD year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from st.
Peters Cathedral al 3 o'clock p. NJ. To-
DAY, November 23d. Friends and acquaint-
ances OF the family and those of her bro
Their. Mr.. Dennis }. O'Neil, are invited to
attend.
YANCEY. Died, November 20, 1892, at
Marion, Va. Miss NJ. ROSALIE YANCEY.
She was tor many years member of the
FIRST Presbyterian church Of this city and
a muoh-loved and efficient teacher IN ltS
Sunday school.
The remains win be buried in HOLLYWOOD
cemetery and will leave the Richmond and
Petersburg depot at 10 A. Al. WEDNES-
DAY the 23d instant. Friends are invited
m attend 2tF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
cursApRIKp ANp OHIO STRONG.

Chesapeake aud Ohio was olse notably strong.
Erie common declined 81 and the preferred 5le
on reports, believed 20 be well founded, that the
dividend on the latter will be passed so AZ TO
apply the surplus 20 improvements IN antiipa-
ton Of a big Norld's-FaIr travel CorIage sold
no 2H. Distillers the same, Sugar 2, and Chicago
Gas per cent. on the increase IN the DIVIDEND
rate TO q percent The close was strong. Sales
Listed oO5 600. unlisted, 80. 900 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET


NOVEMBER %. mo offerings ON Change to-day.
Private sales Wrappers, 20; bilers. 10; vest
eru Tugs, 35--total, 73 hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: cigars snd cigarettes,
sI524.I5: tobacco. S2,51J.02 total, "a, U39.l7
Registered on Change: y. NJ Cartor, Wilson,
n. c.; b. II. Leigh, Houston, Va.
Loose dark sales: Shockoe Warehouse, 3I41O
pounds highest price, 80 Davenports lbrightl,
80. Coz pounds-hgbest price, s3s; Crenshaw 5
dark, 52.g25 pounds-hgnest price, sI.2o.
Total, 100, 1913 pounds
Mr. r. H. Sims. u Poweiton, Brunswick coun-
ty is in the city the guest OF his son-ln-iaw, MI.
IS. y. Carr.
Loose dark sales are largely Increased. and
prices are easter on medium end low grades,
and short leaf comprising the Tar greater part Of
sales
Black small-.wist grades prevail, red-leaf IL
rather rare, and order generally good. Crop
shows up short IN leaf, clean aud good qnaliiS
without outside green or ieaf 10 II desirable
botn for home use and export plug.
Rrights show falling OF In grade for wrap
pers-scarcely a good hogsnead to-day-shiie
prices are well up on all grades Buyers turned
out well, but doat stick after TIE nrst sales are
over, as they ought 10 attend AL sales- IN:
older. sober members sos send young buyers
who can stand the fatigue Of loose sales rev
viii confess 10 this fault voluntarily, but IL d
nevertheless often obvious.
Pullman car viii take quite party OF IN
vited Richmond tobscco-men Thursday night Z
DanyllIs 20 witness the operation OF the D.
Mayo company's tob.eoodryer, pat M for th'
will DO made Friday oc saturday. tl ~ y
The best bright leaf appears - DO IN already
Parties on many markets laisiy hete sly ~
crop Is yery poor at all points hfigns new
going from Richmond TO Danyille Tor resale. BIZ
loose saiss tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
STATE CANVASSERS.
GOV. HOLT APPOINTS THE TWO
STATE SENAT ORS ON HE BOARD.
Probable Congregational Contest in the
Fifh District--Miiitary Commissions
Issued-The Alliance State Charter.
rcor-esponaence Of tho richmond Dispatch.l

fCor-espondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
RLLEIGa. N. c., November Ex-Governor
Holt to-day appointed James II. Pou
CDemocrat), OF Johnston county. and W.
Il. Henderson (Republican), from Vance,
as the two senator's on the state Board OF
Canvassers, who will meet here December
LIST to canvass the election returns.
Congressman A. II. II. Williams, of the
Fifth District. arrived here to-day. he
says he will contest Settles election to
Congress. The returns from Stokes county
will be contested. They came here TO the
State Can vassing Board in Settles favor,
but there is also protest against their
being received. 1t Is alleged that there
was bulldozing in Stokes: that there we're
$50 armed men, and that undue influences
were used. Il will all make up very Id;
teresting case for the canvasslng board
and for Congress. Williams's majority,
leaving out Stokes, IS 81.
ACCEPTED.
Governor Holt to- day accepted the Edge,
connie Guards, the Dewly-reorganlzed
company at TarbOro' and issued commls-
sions 10 Carl w. Jedreys as captain aud TO
s. L. Hart andJ. W. Charles as lieutenants.
Commissions were also issued 70 z. l..
Jones as captain, and X, u. Dean as heu-
tenants Of Company c. Third Regiment,
and TO s. J. Cobb as captain. and A. ~:
Shaw aud John w. Hall as lieutenants OF
I Company b. Second Regiment.
AN END TO the ALLIANCE.
There il q movement on foot TO surren-
der the charter of the State Alliance. The
organ of the Alliance Is fighting this move
monf. The members who have determined
10 put an end 10 the Alliance have called
meeting. Some of the sub-Alliances
have held back their dues from the county
secretaries and are trying to force sur
render of the charters. Ii Eve members
object this cannot be done, and the organ
calls on that number to stand together and
check the movement. In Wake county
the effort 10 break up tne Alliance ls an
! earnest one. The members Of the order
have seen the State headquarters OF the
order made the State headquarters OF the
Third party, with every officer in the for
mer who is stationed here an active Third
party worker. The people who have fat
tened at the expense of the Alliances are
wild with fear at these movements. The
Alliance is doomed. That is sure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
A1nLs1es Sow IneiR SKILL.
The Oymnastic Display ofthe Young Mems
ChtiaIan Association Last Nirht.

Chiialan Association Last Might.
Tho entertainment given AZ ne Academy Of
Music last night by tho gymnasium pupils Of
che Young Mons Christian Association drew a
largo asseinblRgc Of people, who greatly enjoyed
tho evenings programme. From the rising
until the fan Of the Cn~ihin the sDeeta ors we're
greatly interested, anJ several Of the humorous
features OF tho show e1citod Che heartlest laugh
ter The Grs' part Of the display entitled = 4
Glimpse 90 our Hall Of Health" gave ar OIL
hand sketch OF the gymnasium aud tue athletes
az work.
The second part, which was rendered by the
advanced clhsz, included exploits on the paral-
lei bars spring-bcard, aud yaUltng buck and
other work. Nj. clifton ManOn won a liberal
snare oi applause for his remarkaDs achieve
nIcuts with she clubs. The scene closed with n
number OF tabloauX ilustratrg a few points in
football an 81 the Young men who took part
m This acquitted themselves eXcelen;y, aud
the effects produced by their yatiJus pastures
were both striking sud novel.
~ the mud part 81 the entertsinmeut dess-s.
II. +. smith me INSTRUCTOR, Stoddard, John and
Nnfwin Rrancn Gid sODc wonderful work on the
horizontal hnr. TIE gvmnastic-table act. b.
Mr. Smith aud the Branch tr there. Wa perhaTs
tho cleyefest feature ~ tho Wa Ia show, out the
Roman ladder p1Hiurlng. by ne-srs. Smith,
Baum. White. Boiling, SLeltOr. DAVIS, and St0d-
GARD was scarcely inferior. The entertainment
closed with the formation Of a pyramid By the
whole ciass Of scgcnty-ive.
the bicycle fCas 0f Mr.. W. Harry Ward, OF
Washington, which were performed IN one OF the
Intervals u the third act, were really wonderful,
con sinoIlug Tire small space be had on the stage
and the graceful ms lner I'm which he acquitted
hnse &. AZ o'clock in the afternoon NJ. Ward
rode down no stone steps OF the Capitol on his
wheel, aul several hundred persons witnessed
She daring act
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23

any consolidation with or absorption OF the
James~ hiver steamb0nt Company, Hs con-.
pany. he SAID, wcuid open subscription pouks
apoat the 10th o. December, an1 YOU'D pu'
thor nrs; toat on the river the ist o. NAY mex.
\ To capita. stock OF the company, ne ec1en'
would be s3Oo, GOA. % this ho held stto,vOo,
Norfols wouid take slAc0G, Richmond hD0us
$4,000. Auu 95O. 600 would be taken aiong the
rivor. The company would regulate the numpcr
OF their tuats by tho public GofnaDa.
sELF-faoTEcIIoN
lie had gono into the scheme, he explained, as
a matter of aelf-protcciton. 10 ma tatke IN, M
teres;s on DANES river, iuciH6lng meadow View
(s.20O acres and Iiog lfIaud (l,H00 acres, and
had 0y reciasmmE swamp lands WORTH Only from
S3 Co Is an acre made u pay nm interest on
500 valuation an acre. Tbis land he said, was
the finest IN the country for raising celery, aud
he thought there was tremondous future for
James river Ia vegetables and traits II they
could 10 gotten 20 HE northern markets quickly.
Tao charter Of the company sll DO obtained
IN the City circuit Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23

THE WEATHER IN RIcmcso YESTERDAY WAS
clear and cold. The skies were clear at mid
night.
Range OF the thermometer at tho front-door
Of the DIsrArCH office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
rsN An CsAL

L $3.50
LINAN CIAL
as00. Al 900. e., 900, AND OTHER sUhSoF
MONEY 10 LEND on Ri shmond real estate.
FEANk d. HILL a CO..
| mo aa.ot Real Estate ami Loans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
lsMes-RlvsR RoAT LINES.
''oaAi Meeting Of the yirgipia steam-
bosf To,..,. ma. - sr..a.oxtsa

"'oaAi Meeting Of the yirgipia Stsam-
0ost Cowpany--The New Enterprise
''aoo Il became public that another steam
V'A' lne Woald DO PLACED on James river, it has
s'eu currently reported that the new company
n. Jyoa eba0rb the Virginia Steamboat COMPANY.
IT,, annual meeting VI tllo stockholders Of the
=, "a b. tatpm sold his stock % Mr, b. y. Clyde,
M. " reldeui u the line, and retired from the
.s,lyfy ana Yiee-tfesidonoy, snd Mr.. y. W. Me-
~, ~ uas elected IN his stead. hr. j. q. Pros
We sle,ted On the directory.
,,h'.eih M Clyde WAS asked yestertisy evening
w. we rafnor aGoYe meatiOnes, ho said. the
rsLnA Steamboat Company would stay ON the
500 90 all that WAS nccessary 20 protect it,
ma sks faE
~. y /. Barney. Who Il tbs prime mover 10
'Vs ssssfpriss. saia ns knew nothing ahoat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
ANrtLlouoRMAY BE BROUGHT HERE
Richmond People Negotia for Its Pur-
sR--Eesolntions of Respect.

There Is some probability that Anti-Lf9uoy,
the weekly temperance paper recently edited
by Rev. } ohm y. Monett, who was kinei in Dan
Vile tow days ago, will shortly be published in
Richmond.
Some time before the sudden and violent
death OF the unfortunate minister the praciica-
bi1ty OF the scheme was considered, az Mr.. Mot
tets found bis duties as editor and pastor Of the
North DanvinO Baptist church too Oncrous. and
ne decided to give up the former position. The
unfortunate affair which ended fatally mas made
n Recess Try GO sail the AiH3-LlqUOl, aud several
gentlemen in tins city are now neco iating for
~ purchase. They are daily expecting q letter
IN response 20 their offer II IS their purpose 10
organiZe q COMPANY under whose auspices 10
VII be conducted. They have not "a yot ar
ranged the details Of thelr plan, but viii proceed
10 do 80 as soon as they learn that The paper can
be bought.
The Apt-LiqUor IL at present in a good condi-
ton AM has "A iair circulation. The gentlemen
who desire g. buyit think that If the paper IS
published IN this city they can mako success
OF II.
The Baptist Ministers Conference, at their
meeting Monday appointed committee 10
draft suitable resolutions OF respect 70 the mem-
DRY OF Mr. MoGett. lhe committee consisted Of
Rev. DR.. J. c. Hiden, Rev. DR.. Iheo. Whitfield,
Res. Dr. X. II. Pitt. Rev. W. l.. Wright, and Rev.
l.. X. 1hOruhill. They met yesterday aud pre-
pared paper when commcDds the work Of the
deceased, and OK presses the deepest sympathy
OF the Baptist preachers Of Richmond aud Man
chester tor the bereayed family and congreea-
ton. The memorial mingles congratulations
with coincidence, for II praises the purity OF Mr..
hoffotts faith and bis bravery, generosity, and
self-mastery.
The friends Of Mr.. MofIett are endeavoring TO
secure the services Of Colonel William X. Ayiett,
Mr.. Clarke, woo fred the shot that caused the
death OF the minister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
.rb,,ra,,ou Commi,tses Completed.

Ata meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
the Peace Conference. held yesterday, the list OF
the Committees OF Correspondence Was com
pleted, and typographical errors IN the names
were corrected, and II II now published as cor
rect.
Executive Committee--Rev. w A. Campbell, d.
G., Presbyterian (chairmanl; Z. O'b' SoFetdln'
Hoge, ID. d., Presbyterian; Rev w: W. Laii-
drum, ID. d., Baptist; Rev Paal A. Mcneil
German Evangelical Rev: J. A.. Peterson,
Methodist: Right Rev. A. NJ. Randolph, EpiscO-
palian; ". II. Peasants, Friends tsecretaryl.
Committees of Cores pOndence-Baptist: Rev.
George Cooper, d. d., Rev. Charles Ii. Corey. u.
d., and Joseph b. Montgomery ESD, all OF th's
CITY. Congregationallst Rev. Henry A. Hazen,
ID. d., Boston, Mass. Rev. A. Plumb d. D., Rox-
bury Mass, and Rev. Rev. Reuben Thomas D.
d., Brookline, Mass. Dis iples: Rev. D. IL. Garrl-
son. st. Louis, Mo-. Russell Everett ESD, Cln-
cinnau o., and Rev. Frederick ID. Power, ID. D.,
Washington, d. C. Kpiscopalians Rev. Thomas y.
Dudley Dr., d. D., Lexington. n.y.; Kew. J0l n ii.
Elliott, u. d., Washington, ID. O.. and Rev. lhotnas
Addison, ID. D.. Washington, d. Z. FRIENDS
Josiah W. Leeds Philadelphia, Pa; Samuel H
mer, Philadelphia, Pa, and John Ii. DiDingnaIn'
PhilAdelphia, Pa. German evangelical: rev T.
Huber, 1900 east fayete street, ba'linore'
Md; Rev. n. Burkart, 549 west Biddle street.
baltimore Nd aud Rev. Paul A. Mcneil Can
ton street. Baltimore, Md. Lutheran: Rev. D.
G. Butler, ID. d., Washington, ID. Z. Rev: q. w.
Miller, Baltimore, Md, and Kew: II. IN; henhig-
hansen. Baltimore, Nd. Methodist: rev. " ~,
Corey d. d.. Washington, ID. G.; Rev, j. Il
Wightman, u. D., Washington, d. G., aud Rev.
:. r. Murray, Washington, d. {. Presbyterian
Rev. John Hall, d. d.. New YORK hey, Iai-
bott w. Chambers, ID. d., New \ orS, ana hev' X.
W Kidd. New YORK Roman Catholics: William
j. Onahan, Chicago. III. Other denominations
Rev. Games DAVID Burrell. ID. d., and Rev. WI
liam II. Rice, d. D., both OF New YORK city
COMMITTEES In Charge OF the translation o.
the Petition into such Languages a. may be
Necessary--Rey. Teunis S. Hamnn, D. D., lf25
p street, Washing tOn, d. c.; Rev. samuel ~
Greene, d. D., 1920 q street; washington, ~
C.: Henry L. Bryan. Esq, No. Lafayette
square, Washington, ID. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
SIS sc4AAP weOs MR.. HUTzLeR.
Pretty Marriage AT the Synagogue Beth
Ahuba Yesterday Afternoon.

Ahaba Yesterday Afternoon.
N.ir.y UliAer aud Miss Lille E. schaap
vr.u.rreI yesterday afternoon at . o'clock at
i4 Ataa4 -yuagogue IN the presence Of large
oe~t.a'aa OF friends.
ID. sflr Wl- eKquisiiely decorated with palms
'e-r- ana was beautifully llumi1ed with
lHt.l -s13l.a, while the aisles ana rJstrum
s.'- ""-. covered ia spOtloss wnite crash.
t.N Nr. tali-ch Oncisted, aud the following
g.r acted as ushers; Nessra SIG
t- .otacr Il the groom, Alfred 5. kraker'
U.s. Be-. hrakrr, NJ. j. Slraus, 4. j. MArcuse,
'.r.a,., VI. T. Narruse, :. stern, l.. Wein-
..'t ' trtets,urg' aud Henry :. HutGler mas
hIf ..rUuuuie-.. Al OF these gentlemen. with
- I.-it.a 0' Mir. sig hutzier, are cousins,
r..r ., 600 bride OF groom. Little Miss Fannie
t..i ''.r uusin 81 the gpOOn9 preceded the
.-.. 'l 'No altar. TIE bride, who Is an ex-
at.v pretty brunette, was Rttired Ina a hand
3 t.tl = white benra'ine and duchess lace
'Ir L ceremony she nowiy-wgided PAIR
'rt -,.rt trip 20 Old Point They VIII re-
% II. m .rd.
... ... 1, Who IA connected with the large
.a.r t.4sc Of swoster, Pembroke * Co..
zee l0-s. I- well known IN tAis city, as he
.-.-.- t.'. state Tor the firm. iis bride 70 a
Pop % the late Leon Schaap, and "a sister
. N.--t- s.. X. aud L. +. Schaap. she Is an
tl..e lady with many lovable qualities,
Ll'e made her exceedingly popular IN
Monday light a reception was rendered the
-..,- ans friends OF tho bridal party by Mr..
:. NE 3. Is. 0chaap at their residence, No II
'. .l street
among ,Ac strahgors who witnessed the mar
W" '.-ieTiaY we're Ms. s. VI. flshblate Ia s,s-
pr. f t.s n~itc.. Of Wilmington, n. G., aud Miss
"' A-Ntus-ciu, OF brooklyn, y. !.