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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

NOR SALE, California claret, So 80 per case;
IL imported and American ginger ales and
beers. The finest stock Of Key West cigars in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

LNOR SALE; Ave city raised mixers for sale,
II as he owner is going to leave the city. APP
ply to % Berrien street
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far too intelligent and proud to allow her.
self TO fall TO such plane.
BEAuTY,s TEARS oE aR1rr.

BEAuTY's TEARS OF GRIEF.
Heoker residence, only to be quietly in
formed that the girl had taken such a step,
and, in the future, was disowned by the
family. Both parents shed bitter tears, and
finally the father concluded to reclaim the
erring girl IL possible and have her placed
in an institution. he dressed hurrisdly and
visited the Lee avenue police court He
was highly excited, wildly declaring his
daughter guilty Of a crime against nature.
The clerk looked at him in surprise
Don't you call II crime for well-bred
white girl to run away with a black manp
he demanded. ~ want a warrant for her
arrest
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

EOWS, COWS; just arrived, 10 10 IS quart
~ cows arrived to-day for sale or trade for
fat CATTLE. T. J. ARNOLD. Guilmartin s. Co.
stables
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER HOUSE In the mountains of Vlr-
- gna. For circulars address MR.. f. RAN
DOLPH, Keswick, Va.
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IGOR SALE, a few desirable corner lots, 10
i wit: Price and Anderson, Habersharn and
st, Paul. Habersham and st. Nicholas. Haber-
sham and ST. Michael, Twelfth and Montgom-
cry, Eleventh and West Broad These are all
good investments; a good place to put money
Tor big returns, c. II. DORSETT, real estate
dealer.
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LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A FEW DAYS ADVERTISING IN this column
n VIII surely bring great results Try IL and
be convinced.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

ITH OF JULY will be whopper, but that
4 need not prevent you from attending the
auction to night corner Broughton and Aber-
corn. Presents given away.
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EDUCATIONAL.

INOR SALE 80 head Of stock at A. McCOR-
II MICK'S STABLES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

NOR SALE. the largest ana pest assorted
II stock OF White Pine Sash, Doors Blinds,
holdings. etc, etc, in the south Also al
dry and in all Mixed Paints. Varnishes, eto.
MIL supplies. Builders hardware IL nv
specialty. Lime. Plaster and Hair. Direct i'm
portations OF RosendAle and Portland Cement.
Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe all sizes, bends,
traps, rs, etc Call or write for my pFsSes, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
LEY.
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FOR sAIE.

Vows, COWS-A few more Carolina mixers
~ for sale. J. f. GUILMARTIN s. co. s
stables.
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IfOR SALE, magnificent residence facing the
A. park. Price aud terms reasonable /. d.
& X. b. bAROCHE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

WALNUT folding bed for sale for little moro
w than half cost, by BARBOUR & co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

ITO RENT. at Tybee-To rent to suitable
Il tenant, a large house on river side OF
Iybee. Apply to +. G. BELL, Morning News
building,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

OUR LINE of Key West cigars viii please
" the most exacting judge. We are sole
agents for Barranco q Co. s "El Progresso"
factory. We are in a position to give best value
for the price. N. LAWNS ESTATE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

OF OK for 25 feet rubber hose, coupling and
SNl JO nozzle NEIDLINGER & RABUN.
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Comparison OF mean temperature at savan
nah. Ca, June "a 1892 and the mean OF the
same day for nine seen years:
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TEACH your boys and girls those things that
Il will give them an opportunity to earn a
successful honest living. COMMERCIAL IN
STITUTE, opposite postoffice.
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PERSONAL.

DRICKLY HEAT aud chat n gcured Mother,
use Boracine Nursery Powder, superior. Is
cents, at druggists.
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f LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
NOTICES hereby given to all persons having
IN demands against SARAH A. MINIS. late
OF the city Of Baltimore and state Of Maryland,
deceased, to present them to me, properly made
out, within the time prescribed by law, so as to
show their character and amount. All persons
indebted 10 said deceased are hereby required TO
make immediate payment TO me.
A. MINIS.
Administrator of Sarah A. Minis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmono' ~''''
zen. and Other Matters.

zrns and Other Matter'
Rev. William H. Christian 10 in the city.
DR. william Henry Scott is on Southern
trip.
Rev. DR.. s. A. Goodwin is in Ocala. tla..
and IS quite sick.
The Rockets Democratic Club will meet at
Hogsns Hall tonight.
Mr.. Joseph Stebhins. prominent business
man Of South Boston. IS ut the Exchange
Hotel.
Miss Ida w. Donnelly. OF No 800 east
Franklin street. IS visiting friends IN Phiia-
delpbia.
Row. John Cavanaugh. the evangelist. for
merlY of Richmond. IS conducting meetings
AZ Dover, Del
Messrs ". +. Adkins and Lee S,rau,e. Of
Richmond. were NJ the Hotel Everett, Jack
sOnyille Fla. April 10Th.
Mr. Thomes W. Shelton. THr TntEs CORE
spoudenr Of Lexington Va, passed through
the city Yesterday en- route home.
Miss Minnie Waymack. OF Prince George.
is on short visit TO Richmond. stopping
with her sister. Mrs. Burnett, No. 60 north
Eighth street
The Committee on Relief of the Poor held its
regular monthly meeting At tho almshouse
Yesterday evening, but transacted only rou-
tine business.
The seni-annual meeting Of the Kings
Daughters OF Virginia will DO neid to-day at
40 Z. W. at the hall OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The clerk OF the hastings court yesterday
issued q marriage license 10 the following
couple John W.. Harris, Augusta county ana
ElvIe W Peroival OF Richmond.
A meeting Of CLERKS employed in retail
stores will be held tonight az Schiller Hall,
Broad street near Sixth. TO form an assOcia-
ton O. aid in the early closing movement.
Messrs. 4. NJ Palmer aud II. c. Jarrett, the
well-known theatre manager Of New York; a.
:. Ogilvie, Montreal. and T.. .. Bennett
Michigan. are at the Exchange These parties
are en- route home from Florida
The Ladies' AID Society OF the Grace-street
Presbyterian church Will conduct an Easter
sale in Mrs James Gordons parlOrs, No. 40
east Grace on April l4th. There will be q
sale of fancy articles and refreshments will be
served.
Coroner Taylor was called yesterday to
view tie body of a white woman named Kate
Croker. The deceased died suddenly at No;
ll3 , Mon street She was Of very dissipa,ed
habits. The Coroner s OF the impression
that death resulted from injuries received In
"a fight recently, aad the matter will be inyes-
tigated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

Mrs. Beulah f. Southall. wife Of Mr. r. NJ.
Southau. died suddenly Yesterday morning
81 o'clock. at her home. SO. Gl3 north First
street. 10 was a sad blow. she being BRIDE
of o.ly three weeks and her death has
caused the most universal sorrow in the
neighhorhood. IT can be truly said that
n D.. knew Beulah Z ord except TO love her,
and Fl large circle mourn her uutm-ly death.
She was the daughter oil Sir. Is. y. ord.
The funeral Will take place from Clay
street Methodist church TINS morning at II
O'Clock. The ushers at tue marriage three
weeks ago to-day wall be the pail bearers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
YrnnerfY Trnnaters.

Riclmond-Sarnh A. Cross 10 Nathaniel y.
Cross. % feet on south side Clay street near
Smith. in exchange TOR other property. 20.
Nathaniel b. Cross 20 sarah 4. cross 70
feet on south side Marshall street between
Norton and Harrison, IL exchange TOR other
property. sj
Charles /. Denoon to Jackson Brandt. "a
zee. on west side Ihirty-third street near
Marshall, $40.
4. a. Lancaster 10 William DaGron, ~
feet on north eide Main street between Four
teeuth and Fifteenth. Sll,0lO.
Mary r. Powers o Henry G. Powers, 20
feet on east side Laurel street near Aloemare
500.
John ". Tierney to Maria /. Johnson, 10 rs
feet on south side James river and hanawha
canal. tow path $500.
Harcr-g. A. Catln and Thomas D..
Newell 10 ". j. Gilman. lot Is. Robin
Park 500.
Susan Days trustee 70 Samuel II. Pulliam.
r. feet IN Duvals addition. $50.
H. l.. Granger 70 ". j. Gilman. -
feet on south side Darlington street between
Tulip and Jessamine, SZ75.
Frank NOsmillcr 20 August Naumann
- aero ri southeast corner COalter street
snd Mschanicsylle turnpike, $1,000.
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Tour Tfres.

There we're four alarms Of FIRE Yesterday,
three of which were caused ay burning chin
neys "a follows.
AtIiOP. ". Box CT. yenable and Mosby
streets.
still alarm ut r. p. ". Station No. I.
At 7.2i +. H.. Box Z. Third police-station.
Tho fourth alarm WAS from Box l2i 40 ll:5S
O'Clock last evening. caused by blaze IN the
old Swan Tavern. ON the north ide OK Broad,
between Eighth and Ninth streets. At No.
3l2 were tie Offices Of b. +. Turner
lc0lored real estate and loans
and James II. Hayes 'cooredl. attorney.
ia the basement ware the Offices OF the ir-
GINA Building, Loan and Trust Company,
the Asro-Amercan Hotel Association. Lin
coin Park and Monument Association and T..
A. Randolph cOlored, attorney. Ia NO. Sli
is Sam luong rhong and Wing See See
laundrymen, the Richmond Planet and other
offices. In SO is john D. Mitchell, tailor, aud
Mr4 IT. Baunister. dyer and cleaner.
The fire originated in 80. SO and burned
Quite rapidly. Only the basement and frat
floor suffered. however. The loss IS only e
few hundred dollars. Dir. John c. Snaier
owns tie building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

At the regular meeting of tho Historical
and Geographical Society OF Richmond tol-
lope Yesterday afternoon TWO Interesting and
instructive papers were read.
Mr.. h. W. hatcher presented a carefully
prepared parer on Montgomery county. lie
mentioned the mineral wealth Of the county.
its famous mineral springs. the Cantederate
monument az the White Sulphur Springs ana
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Elacksburg.
Sir. NJ. d. Hoover then read an instructive
paper on Bath countys lie described its
iony mountains and beautiful valleys, the
numerous medicinal springs OF the Warm
Springs Valley with tenn erature OF 20 10 40
degrees. aud Windy Cave. q curious cave
uearMnlboro Springs. a brisk breeze blows
out of the mouth Of this cHve IN summer and
into 10 iH winter. Some Of the old lnhabl-
taAts explain it as the breath OF a great beast
IN tie cave.
The President, Professor Boatwrght gave
some good suggestions and announced Dr
Currv's acceptance of the invitation 20 de-
liver an address al the reunion Of the society
i'm October. After some instructive and en-
courag.ng remarks by Dr. Pollard the So
ciety adj aurned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
,Ynl Indor.e cIexelnnd.

H,nrlsnure. Pa. April l2-Ihe Demo
cratic State Convention which Will meet here
tomorrow has attracted Il large number OF
people o. this city. The delegates 10 the
convention are also largely represented. As
II isl forerone conclusion that the conyen-
ton vii inlorse. if not instruct for Cleye-
land. the presidential question does not cut a
figure IN the preliminary. 10 IS INST US certain
that the State administration Will oe
commended. Scarcely anything Is talked
about except the fight Tor place on tie
national committee, 20 which William .
Harri.y secretary of the Commonw attn.
and James Guaev. Of Allegheny. are aspiring.
Harrity is confident OF winning. and Duh y
says witt fair SHOW he has more than al
even chance OF success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

no BfD ODOR.



Alderman Mitchell, of Jackson ward. intro
4...7 -.s,..,.,..r ~, tl.e R.o-5 ON Nor1a,.
evening. ciecllDs Tie committee on l1F"4lN
'ot THE Citv Council 90 ascertain whether OF
1ot the cremstory is nuisance and what
ely eventually u.I DE had. ia explain
..- tle resolution be took the ground that
t.e burning u garbage caused "a smell very
offensive % that uar, of the cltl.
10 order Oh fad ont Tie exact status Of
affairs ] accepted an invitation rendered by
Ir Oppeun uer, tie presi lent OI tie Board
Health, and ACCOMPANIED him 90 tie iur-
l.cs yesterday. We had selected "a time
V-en the furnace was lu iuI blast. lA ORDER
40 We might discover any oJlectolau4e
l..r emanatnE iroin the refuse. NAen we
cane I'D SIGHT oi the Dll.oln$ we sa" tle
q. he cen,iAS rom inc uis cAlAlIey' "A'cA
oas carried Directly towards u.s. 40 was I'D,
lb.e however % ne1ce 4uy siIeA. "A',
even when We reached the building We coD-o
r7t discover any nalseatns oaoI. we m""e
ID q. rough Inspection OF tue uuiTiHg' NV
c.1ld NOT Ahd an. 'AlAh "IoNs; INC "Aiy
pace ""e.e 'l'--' oIol Dot-u ne User eu
"'- PSF .D' tI~.'5 "-0-o 'No EHi'"ho i9
"'-''l .e' 'i - - '-.,' c....- 49,.
F - -. .l ~. '"A~' ''iii
""' ""' POS s-o U'-'H7' "ieHoN
sewers. 'ooi' ID, v' 'Ie /" ocV9s OF H.
''l.iD'',''' 10 --i - .o5 D- "o'5 H'-'
o.l toul"'' .'- . '''' e.'1 SI's ""9 "o-s'
"-.'- WEI Iei.+.' 0 .,i i','.- ~ 'ilo ""i"es,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

The State b ard OF Dentistry met N the
Capitol building yesterday 10 examine
candidates be following members were
present. Dr. j. Hall Moore OF Richmond
president Dr. W. /. Norris. Charlottesville,
secretary. lr. ID. -. Lester. Caristiausburg.
Ur. ". A. Gngrch, Nor.oik Dr. George is.
Hurt. Winchester The only absent member
was Or. ". H. lhaXton farmyile, bu, Ire IS
expected TO arrive here to-day or tomorrow.
There are fourteen cand dates and the eH-
animation viii last until Friday esferaay
Tia. candidates were examined IN the toli "
ing four parts. faces. operative dentistry.
mechanical dentistry and materla medica.
Dr Moore superntended the examination
while the other members examined the va
rious papers Dr. Moore as president OF the
board IL a very busy man. and has u give
about two hours every day 20 the affairs OF
the board. Since October 81 he has secured
three convictions of violations Of the laws
and he has about dozen more cases under
confederation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

The first shoot of the West-tnl Gun Club
was held yesterday afternoon "a the grounds
lust west of the Exposition grounds. Mem
bers of the Richmond and East-End gun
clubs were also present as invited guests
The weather was very unlayOrable the wind
benz too hlgl. and tie low scores can also be
attributed 10 tie high screens which were
used for the first time and the want of prac-
tice. A thorough tra. was given the TIN
pigeons. new invention. but they did not
prove altogether satisfactory. Aiter1 ards the
rited States clay pigeon and trap were used
and gave considerable satisfaction.
Among those present were Nessrs. Epps,
Miller. White. CO.qu.tt Lyman and Jackson.
The Richmond Club will organize this week
and select their grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
WOODWARD & LOTHR0P.
MILLINERY.
EASTER BONNETS.
Kaufman & Company,
40l EAST BROAD STREET.
MILLINERY.

Opening day rush is overflow
you can takeyour time-there need
be no hurry when You make your
selection-a Spring Hat or Bonnet
is a necessity-your position in the
social world does not admit OF your
wearing last years headgear-East-
er morning should find You with
some che and attractive Hat or
Bonnet-Kaufmann & Co. have
Just what you want-products OF
artists in Paris, London and New
York-some Of them have already
been sold--some Of the prettiest
are vet to find owners--You would
do well to see the beautiful stock
they display.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

REPORTS Read tomnittces Appointed and
Considerable Routine Business Done.

The ffty-fith annual session OF the indie
pendent Order 4 Odd-Feiows began at odd
Fellows Hall. Mayo and Franklin streets.
Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock. There were
ABOUT $50 delegates IN attendance. the largest
number ever present
Grand Master G. G. Wheat OF stanton.
presided and Grand Secretary j. Whey
DAVIS acted in his official capacity. The other
grand officer. were present.
Past Grand Master and Representative 20
the Sovereign Grand Lodge j. IS Blanks. OF
Pctorsburg. conferred tho degrees upon about
SIXTY noble grends al new memuei7' MS
is the largest number ever at one session.
The reports of the Grand Msster ana rep
resouiatiye 90 the Grand Lodge were read,
and 40 3 clock recess was taken UP 10 j
O'Clock.
At the afternoon session committees werc
appointed 90 consider ana report on certain
routine matters
Grand Representative Rabbits Of North
Carolina. and Mr.. Foster Rogers, Of the same
State. were present and participated in the
proceedings
10 was decided that photograph Of the
lodge grouped on tho Capitol steps 10 taken
Of ] o'clock to-day.
Considerable routine business was TRIMS
acted and the lodge adjourned at $50 20
meet at o'clock this morning.
DeDutv Grand Master ID. j.. Stausbury, OF
Neyauaria. will be promoted TO grand D. as
ter. and Grand Warden Thomas 4. kendier.
of mi. citv. will be advanced to the post OF
deputy Grand master Grand Representative
j. Is. Blanks. of Petersburg. holds over.
Grand Representative j. b. Ley. of Dsnviilo.
Will not be = candidate for reelection, X 10
understood.
Richmond Lodge. No. /. entertained the
representatives az room 63, Hotel Dodson,
during yesterday.
number of the representatives are quar-
tered % the American Hotel.
The Sovereign Lodge of the World meets IN
September IN Portland. Oregon.
The Odd-feuows Widows and Orphans
Relief Association met last evening.
The personnel of tho lodge Is exceedingly
good. There are some pr nincnt men here
as da-egates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

Mrs. Ann NJ Austin died at Obs o'clock yes
terdav morning no tho residence OF her son-ln-
law. Sergeant A. NJ. Iomlnson. a. No. 400
east eigh street Mrs. Austin was the widow
OF the late Henry Austin and the mother OF
Mrs. Tomlinson and Policeman Austin.
The funeral viii take place from her late
residence to-day at A clock =. NJ:
SERGEANT Tomlusons venerable mother IS
critically III. lie expects to leave tor Denver.
COL tonight for the torger and emhezzler
Davis. u tie condition OF his mother VIII ad-
ruif
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

The board Of directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association held a protracled meet
ing last evening and transacted consider
cided 10 send Secretary Candhsh g Proyi-
dence Il. l.. next month TO attend the meet
ing of the general secretaries of the United
States.
a vote OF thanks was passed TO Alr. Horace
+. Smith and bis pupils for the credltaole
entertainment given by them AZ the Mozart
Academy. The board is very gratted with
the general work and especially with that III
tho educatlonal department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

LorrsA COURTHOUSE. Va. April l2.-
Special. y esterday WAS Louisa court day
but there was "a small attendance.
Some three years. ago Charles Layton Walton,
Joe Walton and son were arrested Tor shooting
Lazarus BIB. colored man. The parties
were tried and me Of e50 was imposed upon
Charles ayton Walton. He failing 70 pay
the line was arrested yesterday and while the
officer WAS taking him 70 jail he broke loose
and ran and succeeded IN getting 70 the
woods Duitea number Of shots were fred at
him BEFORE reachng the woods he pulled
of his coat drew ms pistol and fred several
shots NJ ono ot the officers. He was finally
oyertaken and captured. but not before ne
had been shot two or three times. twice IN the
head and NECK with a shotgun. tits said that
tins man has already killed two persons.
All OF the party are bad characters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

BrArEsTovY. Va. April y. Special. ]
Ms. d. a. Adams. widow of the late Rev. L.
T.. Adams. formerly of Amelia county, died at
tbs ,lace on the night of the Sth at the age
oil seventy-two. aud was buried at Rosedale.
Mrs. Adams was tho mother OF Drs. t. L. and
j. Il. Adams.
In the Bellefonte magisterial district Of
Nottoway county there has for several weeks
been considerable agitation on the liquor
question. Judge Goodwin. OF the county
court finally issued an order for an election
10 be held on the 18th inst. During the can
vass Judge W. II. Mann and G.. ;. Wing. 1t IS
sad. made strong and able speeches IN be-
halt of tho drys But at the close OF the polls
on the lith it is ascertained that the total vote
OF tho district was 465, wet majority over dry,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

TO twentv.ons noes. Chairman Wood voted
In the nepntive in order to vote reconsid-
GRAFTON. which motion he supported IN VIC
orous speech Mr.. ferriter oPpo'inS' Inc
The ouestiou "a 10 whether the vote 10 re-
fuse the hooks 10 Colonel Spotswood should
be reconsldered was decided by recorded
llr. snellines then made q motion to al
journ until Friday night at $3.50. Some
confusion occurred as 70 this motion. and be-
fore it was put Colonel Elicit spoke III favor
OF the motion. 8,
Mr.. Diacont here moved TO LAY Mr. Smell
incs' motion on the table. which was lost:
The question then reverted 10 Mr.. Sneliings'
motion which SIR. Davis moved be amended
to meet Friday night at o'clock. ana con-
tinue until T. o'clock. The question as
amended was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
M1BRfED md BArrIzED.
Two Young People Welded and Three Babies
BAPTIZED.

A very interesting affair was the wedding
ceremony which took place At Shady Springs,
near Drewry's Bluff. in Chesterfield county,
the country seat or Mr Howard Swineford,
Of this city Yesterday morning. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Mary Swineiord,
daughter OF Mr. Howard swine ord. and Mr
Frank ". banner. only the members OF the
interested families we're present, and Rev
Moses %. Hoge. ID. d.. oilicated. The cere-
m0nv took place AT 1890 o'clock. ami soon
after the Lrila. couple and the other mem-
bcrs of the TWO families came TO this clty,
where dinner was had ut the residence Of Mr..
Oscar Swiuetord. on Cary street. At COCK
the bridal couple took the tram for stanton
o. visit the home Of the groom.
Nir. banner Is well-kunwn ID tins com
munty and for the past two years has been
tho bo0kkeeper for Mr.. Howard SwinetOrd.
Immediately after the wedding ceremony
Yesterday Dr. Hoce performed another cere-
nouy IN baptlng the baoy Of Mr.. Oscar
Swiueiorl and the two babies OF Mr. Edward
~winc.ord and the son of Mr. Howard swine
fond Dr. Hogs SAID afterwards that this WAS
ths first time during his ministry that lie per-
formed this double ceremony ia one family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

Lieutenant Charles II. Lauchheimer Judge
advocate n the Graham case. left Richmond
Yesterday moaning with the record Tor wash
irg.lr. Tho work OF the court Will be re-
viewed by the Secretary OF the Navy. ana If
approved by him. the officers who are now
waiting in this city viii be detached 70 other
siannus Tie revising authorities VII then
consider the record and the decision based
90 tho courtmartials findings, viii be
made known - tho public through general
of-er issued by Secretary Tracy. ms may
10 seyeral weeks
Comm nder Graham left last evening for
Annapolis where 10 will reside with ms
,emlly. Before leaving 10 told mo that be
.sl under many obligations 20 the citizens OF
l-s city Tor their kind sympathy end tina, "
Va vito siucere regret that he let the ety.
ne hoped ole 81 these days 10 return lerc'
=, Roses. Carnations. Lilies Of the Valley in
ne greatest quantity at
J. II HARvEY's.
No. b west Broad street.