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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

iect of inc band q ID I'D We DEMOCRATS o.
Virginia ID c4ffyiho the hornipese to stic.
cess MI bead TIE preseason q tn 4.
Old-Market Hall to-hifiit.
Il ia tiiSteb; that prestdsnt Harrison
viii NOT abpoif,s K successor 10 tie lats r.
X. FAR. United States marshal Tor the
Eastefn Distfict pt, yirgihia, until sttsr tns z
for Ky Once :sinonr then Messfs. Geofse
W. Havxhufst, Mr.. Fairs FIRST deputy ; y;
VI. Southwsrd. John L. Grubbs; ana
Charles O. Clarke. OF Petersburg.
When the parade Of the italians vas
passing .Seyenfh and Broad streets Xfsster-
day, Just before being dismissed. Pplice.
man Thomas. Of the Third district. at
tempted to turn his horse 800 short. The
animal fell. catching the dfncef's lee under
him, bpt iucki)y without ipinrlng, Fins
rider. Policeman z. X. Robinson, OF the
First Station. had sitiiIat accident short
ly afterwards, but escaped unhurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

navy suitable fot thst purpose that could
be detailed for the duty Such condi-
ton Of affairs was never known before e
greatly deplored by the officers OF the
ACADEMY and ~ the officers on dtsy at
The Nays Department, as II means that
she class which graduates next year will
be derived of the spfing- practice cruises
In the bay preparatory to their. going 70
sea on .t@o-Selirs' cruise. The lresult
will be very serious. omission ia The
course Of practical exercisesin seafnanship
drills and eyoltftions,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
MRS. LEASES OFFER.
wEAvEps FeMzLE COMPANION TO
WAVE TIE BLOODY SHIRT.
She Ii Likely TO Accept the Proposition
Third Regiment Officers Commits
sioned-Out for Cleveland.
lcorrespoudspce 81 the elcbr,oud I}ispa,eh.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.I
RALEIGH. N. c., October 12-From the
most reliable sources it is learned that
Mrs. Lease. the Kansas woman who is
making the tour with Weaver. has received
an offer of 5000 from the Republican Ma
tional Committee TO speak IN New York
and two or three other tofthern States on
Southern outrsges." It is not yet known
whether she will or will not accept the
offer. Her relatives have advised her TO
do so. Of course her tour through the
South VAS bald for by the Republicans,
who furnish the funds for the Ihird-party
work.
poixa WE'LL.
NUpon itdtIirs az the hospital to-day 1t
vas learned that Gerald Mccarthy. state
botanIst who was struck by an engine
Yesterday and so narrowly escaped death,
was getting on fairly we'll. He was thrown
against the side Of q rocky cutting, and to
this was due the injuries OF the head.
coMMrssIoss ISSUED.
Military commissions were issued bv the
Governor day TO the following officers
OF the Third Regiment: w 5. Thomas ana
J: T.. Smith, heu,enahts. Company q; J; w.
Keats and p. l.. Payior. lieutenauts, Com
pany +; q. w. Prltchett, lieutenant Com
pany r. The report on the strength OF the
state edard for the current gear will show
nearly 800 officers and men. =. ~ X,
Another officer of Governor Hollis. stan;
In addition to those dlready named. Will
accompany him. 70 Chicago next week;
This is Colonel John s. Cunningham. Of
Person county. This brings the party mp
to twelve.
DECLINED.
". n. Malone, Of Asheviile, who was
nominated by the Third party for Judge OF
the Superior Court of the Twelfth District,
declines the nomination, Just as did W. a.
Guthrie, the nominee for associate justice
of the Supreme Court, and. like him, comes
out for Cleveland. -, =. Iron, ~. -,
tare companies for drills here next week
at the Raleigh centennial there arc as yet
no entries. This is considered very re-
tiarkable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH:
eH1Gs,,o.

CHIcigo. October i5.zThere vas 4 general re-
action from yesterdiy's deprossion In All tne
markets to-day, but II vas veyy small AZ the
close wheat was 1ec. better TRAN ~ the corre-
early. but recovered. and ciosed at yesterdays
prices for October and May, out 4c., lower. iot
November and December, Provisions. ruled
arm aud closed sc. higher for. pork, about un-
eSsn quotations: Flour c1sier No. spring
wheat. 7:yJsc; No. z. red. I3asc. No. 2 corn,
4stIc. No. . oats, 2934c:. PORK l3,asl i;3o:
Lard 1885. Ribs, sT7oae19. Dryssited
shoulder. sT.20asT,25; short-clear sS0oa
rs. 10. Whiskey. sLl5.
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ELheRANT TuRe sWINpLlNa.
"Doctored" Horse Falls Dead-Owner
and Driver ExpeIled.


F~r 4DrrrHn, Pa. October 12.-One Of
d, mos, Aasrant cases of attempted
.r,.Hu, that has ever been tried at a
'-.f'.ls meeting in this vicinity was eX-
ed today at Point Breeze by the death
d.. tt, tf.,k OF a " doctoredn horse. Two
t...- ~ the 222 pacing class were trotted
Yesterday and the gelding Grover S., the
I1.r.-.vot William STANLEY, the proprietor
, tea lows House at Bingham
t.. D.. y, was a hot favorlte i'll
sd. betting. Grover s. won one heat
Yesterday. and captured the first heat
today, placing two heats TO his
G. Ut When the horses went away from
t..t-'e lug the second heat tins afternoon,
lussr :. had nearly feached the first
,-q-..r when no suddenly fell, and when
. Judges reached the place wnere he lay
t...L.mI WIS dead. Suspicion was i'm
,.....,. J.. directed 10 STANLEY and Joseph
4 Llu.u. the driver of the horse. Both
lea denied having given the horse any
tang. bur yeterinariau, who was pres
,l' made hurried autopsy Of the animals
stomach auI found traces of poison After a
irl consultation, the Judges expelled
S..... and lymOn from the tracks of the
s a.ior forever Roll HOLSTER. pro-
a..e dealer of Binghamton and friend
,t --ll.-t -, was also expelled as an aces
sos. b. Grover =. had only been stupe-
g.. IT,; tly drug instead OF being killed,
a-I 0al lost the heat, STANLEY and his
'--d- would have won between $4,000
ami - .|HI|
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nome,. sen.atlohaI rfIal.

10y tbItkIIVI W VIIV I71oT'NET'1+I
ROME, GA, October i2.-Ihe trial OF
Frank WILKINSON for the murder OF q. r..
Stenhens continues with unabating in
terest. Several witnesses testified that
some time previous to the murder stephens
bad stated TO them that things were going
wrong at his house. with retetenee TO Wil-
rinsfh and his (Stebhens'si wife, and that
e he fonnd that his suspicious were we'll
fonnded' he intended 20 discharge Wllkin-
son from his service and let that settle the
matter, as he did not want to harm him.
The evidence further showed that every
day when Wilkinson went up TO tue eouse
10 dinner he would place two pistols IN ms
noe kets TO BE ready for Stephens III case
be discovered his tfeachefy. The evidence
50 far is very dssgalns d 5o snt p lam
case of murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Citcuit Court 81 Appeals.

In the United States Circuit, Court OF
Appeals yesterday, the following attor-
news were admitted tQ, practice A. Ia
Holiday, Richmond; Thomas s, Martins
Scottsyille; w. ID. Dabney.. Chariottes-
vile, and q. T.. Warner, Detroit. Mich.
DEGREES and judgments we're entered in
the cases in which decisions were rem
dered on Tuesday.
The case of Coates y Co.. plaintin 10
error re,yais the United States, in error to
the Circuit Court of Maryland. was argued
before Judges Goff, Hughes. and Simontun.
Only Frank p. Clark appeared Tor the
plaintiff in error. and John L. Ensor,
United States Attorney of Maryland. for
the government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

You can't dodge necessity any longer-The
last reasonable excuse for delay is gone--Com-
rt-tastiion--decsncy- call the LIGHT.
WEIGHT ovEBCoATs into immedlate service.
Beside tho new styles ycnr last seasons n
show Oh to a disadvantage latest are
longer cit-and there's a noticeable difference
in other ways-aood reason why everybody
should be interested in our iins--You1i find in
IT lust w6atu suit 9oU-no matter how you're
irclined-in form-fancy--or purse.
We picked fabrics that nobody outside Of the
"vay.ips taiioss ever touch-and modelled
,Estn lust as you'd tell tis to-ii ycd we're having
them made 10 ordor-You can look around-
well be glad to have you-but you won't ind
ANYTHING near like thetn-ei.her In the CLOTH or
,silofine-inade up-=fhe nearest approaches
will lesa bars IN ptico=and 'twOuId be- folly TO
nav mSrs-rot less-=ss to s3s ours ars-wiih
satisfaction guaranteed.
Az last We can say the FALb SUITS are ALL
in-It's been Just month since they frst began
eoinihs==ss is s4o-irom ors end to other.
| look oat for the new styles In LivERiEs foi
this isil=oar second d5of Is Folding the largest
line we'vs ever carried.
Resry-every hing "falllsh Is ready.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
OTHER PRESENTATIONS.
Asiisville's prstty Wedding.

TNTU-rdf =
AsHEsif.tE. N. c.. October 12.-To- day at
hait-past / in the Trinity Protestant Epis-
copai church. by the Rev: McNeeley Du-
hose MIR. t. +. Gordon. of Asheyille, for
merry of Hilisboto', n. c., was married to
Miss Lucy Lillian Farrar, of this city, for
inerlg Of Raleigh. The chsncel and choir
stalls were beautifully decorated With
flowers. The happy couple. after, re
ceiving the congratulations, of friends at
the church door, drove to the train for
brief trip to Richmond and other cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Trinity COLLEGE DEDICATION.
Presentation of the Buildings TO the
Board OF Trustees-The Exercises.

Especial telegram to the Dispatcn.i o..
DURHAM. n. c., October i2.-The dedi-
catory exercises at Trinity College to-day
were successfully carried out according to
the programme. Rev. DIR. i. i. Hoss, OF
Nashville, Tenn. the editor of the Nash
vile CiyistiCl Adcocdie, preached the ser
mon at the Main-Street Methodist church
at 10 O'Clock to a large and appreclatiyes
audience composed of the Board OF
Trustees, students and faculty Of the col
lege. a number of ministers belonging to
the conference. and a goodly representa-
tiou OF the churches. Business generaliy
was suspended at O'clock j, M; ana q
profession was formed at the courthouse,
on Main street. consisting OF the military
company, fire companies, Odd-telIows'
Board of Aldermen, and citizens.
At THE COLLEGE.
Interesting exercises were held at the
college. Captain f. J. Parrish delivered the
address Of welcome. which was well con-
ceived and appropriate to the occasion.
Rev. Dr.. J.. CroWell, the president of the
faculty; responded, setting forth, the adj
yantages OF education in connection with
the various enterprises IN our midst: Mr.,
Washington Duke then presented 70. the
Board of Trustees the college building,
college inn. wster-works, and professors
homes in fee-simple, provided the Church
i'm North Carolina would raise an endow-
| ment.
OTHER PRESENTATIONS.
Mr.. j. s. Carr presented in an eloquent
manner the grounds, containing sixty acres
for the use Of Christian education forever
Professor Crowell then presented the
chronological building as o memorial OF
the late Lama GretZ Crowell. The pre-
sentation of the furniture for the college
was made by Rev. +. l.. Reid. editor OF the
Raleigh Christian AdDoc1'e, IN behalf Of
bt1fherous subscribers throughout the
State, All these gifts we're received By the
Rev DIR. r. A. Yates III an address of great
literary merit III behalf of the Board o.
Trustees. Tie dedicatorY prayer was OF
fered by Rev. John K. Brooks, when The
ererciees clnsPd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Tsco,son In yy~ssminstcr.


IBy MILO msfEeAn osu,e 70 'nv X. 900.
,axnos October ig.--There we're no cere-
* lave st Aidwofth yesterday Tenuy
sons body vas transerred 70 losasn ms n En- 4,
mag. A very large humber =. ssss.I AMI ar
stl Y1 arrlstns Il Westmlnstsr Abbey Anon !;
Them Il An cfefine from inc Tsniyson clno sDn
g magnidce1t wresih from asry A rans sSe
Mrs NAVARRO. when me M ss,n s,st,an tbs
cD,,,, 90 A. once removed from the car xno
wi;hon, ostsntation Of any kind was placed ..
an ard,narr van and In this nospely cQnseysnsvs
WIS quietly borne 70 Westminster Ap0os' ~
final resting ufhcc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

Who was sbos 1T gss o'clock yesterday
ssiesS SssSs xi s, 5SsneI III
an employees Id the Afsssdngg Qnee' me
Was inehtaiiy weak, And faiiing 70 giyc
satisfaction was lischargad. he tnisat,
ened Vengeance, but until, YESTERDAY naa
been Unable 10 muster siificient couro2e
TO shoot Mr.. Seward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Grade-Cfossinx Casualty.

Kansas CRY, Mo-, October IA Santa
Fe freight train ran into eable-car at the
Fifteenth-strt crossing to-day. Four
people were killed, every podg else on the
ear escaping injury. The dead are Milliarl
Barbee tpripman), Cynthia Reyis, Edward
Mckinney and jefferson .Secrist. The
cause Of the accident is said to have peen
the absence from his post OF duty Oh INC
Waterman, who was attending W hn'
lontarne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
MINISTER EeAN DlNsD.
ne rs Also highly complimented by State.
Secretary Foster.
nv telegraph to the dispatch. /

tBy telegraph to the lhspatch.f -...
wAsnISGroS. October l2.-secretary-of-St
Foster gave dinner yesterday to Minister Patrick
Eean at iiis residence. All the members OF the
Cabinet now in the city. attended, and among
others Senator Higgins, Mr.. Iirsch minister &c
Turkey, Priyate-sgcretary haiford, Sonliiiis'
Commissioners Roosyelt, ana D. r. Mckee
There were no formal toasts,- but secretary
Foster, In referring to Minister Egan's pres
ence, stated that no dipomstic representatlye
of this government during the present genera.
ton has had more difficult ofIlce 70 oil and
none haze acquitted themselves With more pru'
dence, ability, and patriotism than MI. Egan;
After the dinner Sectetaries 1racy ana Rusk,
ana Minister Egah left Tor New York, to be
present al the naval review.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
TIE WINNING PeNNslES.
Too,.BHlists Beat the Naval Academy
KIckers-score. 10 too.


fB5 telegraph TO the Dispatch.i
AyVUotIs Mp. October 12.-The Uni
y ftr %. PCnnsyiyania, which yesterday
l,at ,he University OF Virginia 30 10 in a
to,-mul.- football game. played the
iar. cadets tins afternoon at the
Aa Academy. The halves were a
a,t trur each, aud the playing
R.' contested and spirited from the
'.it. ile university team had both
o.. ay.fjupois and the skill on its
s3. lie naval cadets had endurance
a,i VII. hut bowed very little originality,
.r.agt1n, themselves with buckiug the
crre and kicking the ball only. TIE
tr, touchdown Was made by Camp, who
q. 3 tie BAH on a tumble by the cadets
a-i ra half the field with no one IN
... was. ScLoh kicked the goal. The Sc
0.uI owe was made bv Camp. Schon again
li-at- ;he goal This ended the first IN
3D.. w.'h u points for the university
team. lu 'he second half Camp made the
r.l touchdown and SchoH failed at
p. lo'M points University of Penn
blttl.4. 10: Cadets, o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
nnnnln wedding at cary.

Ispec,Hl telegram TO the DispatchI
Ctrx. NC. October 12.--There was a
double wedding this morning at the home
of Mr.. II: p. Guess. a well-known resident
here, One of his daughters, MISS Alice.
was married. to Mr.. W. II. l., helms, of
Chase Cits,va., and another daushtgr, Miss
File, to Rev. John 4. White. of Wilson.
A number OF Raleigh people attended the
wedding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
rbs lending futures ranged as follows

CHICAGO Cattle sARxkr.
CHICAGO. October 1e-cattls= Recelpts. 900
head; shipments, 5000 head. Market loxer;
beat natives; s495as5.lb; others. .e4.z5s
$3.50; feeders, eas5ssa.7s; s,ocksrs, sssseg.
Texals sl.59tai.so' rangers sa'soas4oo'
eo fIsrs-Rsre,bts. 10000 hSsd, shpaieuta
ie.0BO head Market IDH2D cents lover
rough and common. s4.15as600j hi1s4
s sa Ssse, %ssss sts ISi sE sss
5000 he'd sS sslen emit:
mixed. sf50ss4f0; wethsie, e5asg10i
Texans. lgrass) 1885 westerns, s4.30se&.60;
lambs, s3.35ss5.55.
BALTIMORE
BAirrsoRs, October t2.--Elouf Qdiet and pu.
changed: receipts. 1880 barrels shipblehtss
I0.4s6 barrels; sales, 40 barrels. Whset
.tsaa, No red ssS s, ToHsISs oc's 10
ssfi4 0' pisi,s ss' shipments, 10000 bushels
stock, i,g9s,si9 tusnsis; sales, i1s,oQg hzsh:
ela. southern wheat easy; FuitA 5or1lci
bissy s ssssss. 'Gss ssss ssa
| 4sc.; January, 47Aa4Sc. receipts. 4o,S0S
bushels, STOCK, lUl,2s8 bushels; salee. 49,
900 b.hs s s,ssTn corr S.s s: .sd sa'' N sO3
| arm. 3ja30Jkc: feceipts, 1900 Dusneis: stock,
sos,sss bushels. Hys steady sd asis - Z.
s se'sss sasi.Is 'slG ss ssssat, reed q sssss
timothy, st4,50as15.5o. Grain ffeiepr siledzi
| steaff,sY to Liverpool. per bltshel. ID. CU(toa
noniinal. fniddiinE, e,kI PfovisionS tnskeAetd!
| Butter unchaneed.. Coffee nrm; W. Saxgeeo
fall. a. 1851 No. Z, ioe sasas- -9rsnuaaseos
1sl0e - ...
N. fett,a. Mo-, OctoboS fs.--riodf enGkAb<o4s
6DlAs.; Ovtobsf. be1zc. psse1hen 5sZ1H
4 400: October, 3sI<c. Desenbss, Se41 ~
zoe os;s s'oy We ,s s;s! wv 3 Is6iS
over At 5;za7sic. isua eosisa-siss, eliza Pss'
visions vsry quiss ct prsvious suosessnA
| CINCINNATI
| cucsxxAs,, October ls.--flsst itee4fs NJ
as@st "a 3 81; So s.s az Nd siss ~
Pors cuies ., oil.7A Lad p ~ $500
= ss.5Sx baik-msass stsaAy. r. SAygs5{
s5;s5 l sl sss = K issssf = 90
WILMINGTON
wnxuasos, n g. osse1eg ~ lesle411s!
&c &c Tar ssssSy q 9i.ak ~ tssyslo!s'
quiet; hssd. sOks 1paeusdfe - 4pons OLA
xoRtoLx YsAxuf nAxknn
4 (hSpor>sd ~ ~ poep14kl
z e; ss's. = ~ ss.' rs st 81 ~
4 5 1|g|II !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
$50 yo,t e,lty kewistration.

Nxw YONG, October f2--Ths. police To-
dav found number OF errors In the add
inc M Of the lists OF yssterdav's rtsistra,
ton. The correct oity. total, - gwen cut
- s2 AZ instead Of so.0i5. tho Egurss re-
n1rted last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
TRUE BILLS FOR TREASON.
True Bills Also Against Carnegie onicisis
Alleging sfhtdef, &c.
nv telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

IBy teIegfaDN 70 INC UIbVItDu'T
PrrrsBUR5. PA, October 12.-At 3 O'Clock yes
terday the grand jury returned true bills
against the members Of the Homestead Ad-
yisory Committee charged with treason. True
oils were also return cd against IL c. FricS.
John G. A. Lejshman. L. T. f.. l.oYejoy, henry
carr. SUPERINTENDENT Potter, Otis Childs. ana
Neyrn MCCONNELL also Carnegie officials HeIiry
and Fred Pinkerton, Capt9in Cooper, Fred
Primer, and Other Pinkerton detectives charged
with murder and conspiracy. The charge OF
rnn-aer and conspirscy against the Carnegie
oricials vas preferred bs Hugh Ross, one OF the
Homestead strike leaders who is himself charged
with the same crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Tir.a lad GaIxesten.

GALVESTON. TEX. October u, Fire broke
ont YESTERDAY In the hold Of the British
Steamship Knutsford. loading cotton.
E,eht hundred bales we're totally OF par
tislly destroyed. with no damage, however,
~ The he Galveston Creosote- Works were
burned last night. Loss. $4,000; no In
sufRnce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

About A o'clock yesterday while gang
of laborers were engaged IN pulling down
a house on the corner of Second and MAIN
street a she'd fell upon negro man named
William Hunt and fractured his skull. Inc
ambulance was called and ne Was thkeh "
the almshouse. where he died last light.
The Coroner Will view the remains OF the
deccased this mOrning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
rr,.d - the nustinxs Court.

atonswall CLARK sHas Frank brandt. wnt
was found guilty on Monday OF burglary
was on Yesterday sentenced to two years u
the penitenhsry. the term ascsrtainsd o.
Charles johnson slias Charles Dunstenl
wss convicted Of assault and ssnt 70 lal
fof dfteen days and Aned cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
wenoenAr mooee.MemoalAL.
MIS-. walker Is.csmes the bride OF Mr.
ty. e. Mercer.

Tho pretty little Episcopal church on
Laurel stfest between Main street and
Floyd avenue, was the scene OF peautiiul
event yesterSiay evening 1t $50 o'clock,
when Miss Elizabeth Walker; che eldest
daughter Of Sir. and Mrs. William A.
Walker. became tho bride OF MT. wafer
G. Mercer, Junior partner Of the lumber
firm of |. J. Mercer 4 Son. OF tbs city.
THE edifce was tbronged and the, en-.
trance was Blocked with eager frenus q
the Young people and eTefi tnes organ-lott
was flled.to its utmost, WITH speetst9rs.
The ceremony. was performed by icy. Dr;;
Spricg. the rector of Moore-Memollal, ana
the VOWS were taken from "a EXQUISITE,
wbits I,id-botind prayer-book. carried by
tina bride The chnncei was almpst
solid mass of plants, and their panty
Wed with that OF the ladies who largely
composed the audience.
1af rB1DAL PROCESSION.
By the time the bridal party arrived the
house vas so crowded that ii was almost
IMPOSSIBLE for them 10 enter. The. process
sion ttp the middle aisle was solernniy beau.
tiful. The soul,stirring strains Of Men;
delssohn's" wedding March as emitted
by the pips-organ under the hands OF fro-
feesor J. Emory Shaw we're the inSpratlqn
of the march to the chancei. Inc elgh'
ushers in "twosn preceded the brides
maids, and following the latter came the
bride and groqp-elect.. =, a clLcis was
formed around the minister anc the sol
emn vows were taken.
The bride WAS atrired 10 q handsome
gown q, train Of brocaded satin, trimmed
with point lace. carried an immense bou
duet Of brides roses. and wore diamond
eaf-drops, the gift Of the groom.
THE BRIDEsNkrDs AND .UsHERs.-
The bridesmaids were Misses Eunic'
Walker. sister of the bride. and Margare
Hal. Each wote pink MORE silk TRIMMED
with Dnchesse lace and carried bouquet
of La France roses, an exceedingly ehectly
combination for two pretty bIonces:.
The ushers wete Or. William +. Merce
(bfother of the grootnI best man; Mr
Alexander Walker brother OF the bride)
Mr.. Stewart Woodward. Mr.. Ashby Rag
land, Mr.. Willie Paylter. MIR. d. Georg
Finch. Mr.. William Il. Weisiger. and Nh
CLYDE Il. West.
After the ceremony q charming brida
tea was given the bridesmaids and. usher
ar the home of the brides parents, No.
north Belvidere street. Mr. and, airs. Mel
Ger took the 7;05 train for q bridal trip o
far north as Boston, but will return her
to live. They will also visit Niagara Fall:
Tie bride is an exceedingly handsom
young lady Of the blonde type, and ha
only seen her eighteenth suintner. She
accomplished IN. the arts OF music an
painting. The presents were almost, Will
out end. many Of them being very hand
some. Among them was knabe plan
from the brides father.
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Possible Murder and Suicide

wfYsToN. n. C., October 12.-Q: B; Has
lin entered the iaw-efiice 81 W. nj, Boten-
hover. at Keriesville, n. c.. at 9 O'Clock
this morning, and after abusing the lawyer
for appearing against him "a an emhezele-
,nenf shit shot him in the leck. Hasln
walked out OF the Office and then shot
himself dead. BUtenhower has n lighting
chonce for life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

nesas assistance Il mag BE- best 70 render
1t promptly. but one should rsmSmps, y
use even the most perfect reinedies ..,..,s
whsn needed The best xuu moss ~"
and gentle remedy - the Syrup ~ - ~
manufactured BY the CslfoSnH -
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KasksI,. 5{sslS;a.settaI.. 81 tess Wa:Rsth.

a meeting d, Rockets Democratic Club
was held last night, and it was decided TO
call special session of this organization
for tomorrow night, when. arrangements
will be made for a great rally at Hogan's
Hall next Wednesday evening. On this
occasion several prominent speakers will
lend their eloquence, and among the ora
tors will be Hon, George D. Wise. Hon. b.
r. Munfotd, and Mr., IL. 81. Smith, Jf.
II YOU want to meet your. ffieuds cal at
J. Binford's, 1906 east Main street, They
all corigregate there. ..,-..-. Is, SELECT.