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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03
NoIlCE.


| NINA fhNIlss
| Hhreas. Abel Bolbrook. OF IIoosick In the
County OF Rensselaer, aud STATE u NV York has
| died IN the Office oi the ChrN OF the Court 0f
ChaDcery IN The CtnBiy II Bennington his poti.
ton Tor foreclosure against the above named
| defendants, upon certain lands In tho town "
| andgate, IN the County oi Bennington, deearib-
cd IN n certain mortgage. dated July 2sth 1890,
| executed by said Joseph sAnlus and Nina bis
wife TO Abel Hobrook as follows. beginning
on the north line OF Elizabeth skidmores land,
| north side OF highway, thence north, "a degrees
west, 20 rods 10 the north west corner OF said
| Elizabeth d land thence south, 80 degrees west,
| Al and ! rods 10 Eliza Badwinu land; thence
| north, n degrees wont Is rods, TO Charles Biob.
al de land; thence north. IA degrees east, % and
| sad 1 rods; thence south, 10 degrees east "A
rode, thence north. VA degrees csst, ten rods
thence SOUTH 70 degrees east ~ i0ds TO the
highway thence along the high"ay 30 rods 10
the place OF beginning, containing " acres OF
land, be the same more or loss,
Also one other piece OF land bounded A. f0l
lows, VIZ; "BegiDDIDg al tho nOrtheasteily
conner Of our home lot. on the westerly side OF
the highway, thence westerly on the north ne
OF ssid lot, "a rode, thence southefly ten rode
thence westerly AZ rods 10 lands occupied By
Herbert Bentley, thence Doriherly eight rods 10
an elm tee marked, thence westerly two rods,
thence Dorherly "a rods on the line u Charles
hicbsId's stone wall; thence routhorly on said
wall and continuation OF u o line Of said wall u
RODS TO the Aforesaid highway, thence sontb
earttIly along tbs west llBs OF said highway Is
aud rode 10 tho place Of beginning Copdi
tion,d for The pnymeni Of one hundred and foriy
dollars, as specified In prorn,so'y note ~
even date herewith payable to said Abel iol.
brook or order with interest iron April lst A. D.
1892"
And IL appearing that the said defendant.
Joseph fsDius, rssldes aud ~ sithoat the siss
u vermont, 20 that rubpnna canu0 be served
upon HIM IL lie therefore order cd, that ssld d..
Il ndant, JOSEPH hHDtnH be required 10 appear on
the fret day VI the neat stated term u RAID
Court TO be held at Bennington within aud ioT
said County Of Bennington on tho FIRST Jne,dsy
Of December 4, d 1884. aud make answer 10 tho
said peiitlcB. aud that said petitioner SHAH
cause this order 10 be published ~ the Mssches.
tor JOURNAL, public newspaper printed NJ Man
chester IA The County Of Bennington, three
weets successvely, the last OF which shsi bs AZ
least twenty days previous 20 the commence.
meDt Of the aforesaid term Of said Court. e
Dated al Bennington, Aforesaid, this Oh day
OF 4tober A. u. lss2.
EDWARD J. HALL, Clerk.
f.sIYR A aos folieitors for the Petitioner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03

Tue legislature uAs been quite busy the
past week sDd lrss number Of bills
have besu Introduced aud referred 10 The
ysf,on. conmltiees But few bills Of gen
eni igttfest have passed both houses. snd
bot little asbliug" has been INDUCED IN
Ibis seems TO be, thus far. syery peace +.
able iesisls are sad is no, prone TO kick
u foss, ilsl for the sake OF lighting.
Tie ballot lsw. .cto1l Law, aud Highway
Ia az likely - be more or less modified
ee,efAl oils having been introduced to
this end, bn, there iss disposition to 30
slow aud to Try aud secure the changes
mott desirable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03
EQUINOX HOUSE
SUMMER RESORT.
Manchester. Vermont.

Qaict trains from New Yort, Boston, AibanJ
AMI ltoy asily, IBc .udej nisht tfsla 70 New foss
sundays
Day Dnsing Room And Sleeping Care through
from seS iort wilhUet change. lime from New
Yorl 10 Manchester 81 bonn,
Dogs not taken, y. u. ohFE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03
sAriosAL REPUBLICAN TICKET


A 6s 10 Milsssfcs. Last Friday asssfo!
"a sag 60 600 ssrth Of property. II
started 10 90 oil store. when all ibs IRE
ensltss we're 10 ess 81 smsller fres 10 din
Great psrs Of the ei,y. ssd before iesy
oosls BE- recalled Il soi beyond oopiroL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03

true copy OF record,
6sw 'Attest }. r FINN Register.
MARK WOODCOOK S EsrArr

| thh W ooISoth ~ Ait
~ state OF Vermont, District OF Manchester, ss
| In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and Tor said District on the 10Th day OF October
| , 1892
Richard W Dean, Administrator, with will an,
nesed. on the estate OF Clark Woodoocl late oi
Man hi ester in SAID Deifiot deceased, made sp.
plicstion to said Cout Tor iioeuss TO sell all the
real estate OF whiob the deceased died seized d
posse sred, said real estate being situated IN said
town Of Manchester, representing that th.
amount OF debts due iiom said deceased is
i272 90, the charges Of administration arc osti-
mated At $50 the vaine Of the pefsOns estate
mounting TO $50 Is having been usod in cup,
port of the family OF said deceased, making the
smount # debts chsrgesbe on he real est ate Of
,aid e.eeaeed fi22 90 aud that a sale Of part Of
ss d real estate is necessary for tue payment OF
said deblr and charges OF administration, aud
hat part cannot be sold without injury to those
interested IN the remainder.
Nheroupon II was ordered that hearing On
said application be held at the Probate oihao 10
Manchester in said District on the 10TH day q
November A ID. 1892 at 10 O'Clock A NJ, aud that
notice of said application, the nature aud reasous
thereof aud this time and place OF hearing there.
on be x ven to all persons interested by tha
publication hereof three weoks suocessyely 10
the Manchester JOURNAL, ne xspsper printed
at Manchester IN said District, previous TO said
time Of hctting
A true record,
Attest, J. u. FEM, Register,
true copy ct record.
.59~ Attest, ]. E, FEM. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03
THE Splendid OIL HEATER.

In design and operation susnntesd the bee. In
the World. No odcr, NJ A.hss, No pirL an
ornsmsni 10 any room, Neirsnled 20 beat Gem
ior,.hly room t~cnis tee, sqasfc Nth The 81,
penditure Of che cent TOT u,l'pst bout II sill
boil ~sist o. bale biscuit in Giteenninates The
sutng caser eau BE- rvmav.d aud sseiile 81 water
or an os.n placed on the stove ~ahaat dntaIhs
ing its heating qualities ~ the least Call snd
zee one Ia operation 81
sr. youNGH.
MAnnLnHInf IL niln VI lnI iQih lhal %
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03

OOUhT OF INSOLVENCY,

y kfsrs - NnsMuSr, District 81 Manchester. ~
IN the Matter OF Toe l,msn suois COMPANY,
fnsolvsut Debtor
Tsse hoiise that the Second aud Third meet.
ings ~ tho creditor. Of said insolsobt debtor gill
DO held al the Probate ofico in Manchester 10
aid DisiIict on the 10Th ru OF November A D.
isa3 81 ten o'clock In the forenoon TOT .he put
poses Get forth 10 chsptet - ~ the heylssd
laws 81 vermont and the amendments. thereto.
Dated Al Manchester. w., this Let day Of
November 1891
26Sw J. H. PENN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03

G8yeTnr Iillman OF South Csrolina hss
returned home from his visit TO New York
without succeeding in the object OF bis
Journey, which wos TO refund the debt OF
his state. He speaks Of the capitalists
whom be interviewed, and says the reason
OF his failure was the uloertsinty which
prevailed in regard to the result Of the
csming election. OF course, says he. II ell
branches OF government should fell into
tao hands OF the Republicans. 1t would
' reshadow interference with the local conf
rol OF the state governments, and securi /
ties. The presentation OF the danger OF
Republican success as the cause Of South
Csrolina's discredit 10 Wall street IL too
delicious to be true. There has been %
impression for many years that reputation
by the state has made capitalists unwilling
to lend her more money. Mr.. Tillmsn
himself says on this branch Of the subject
10 the conversation from which we have
quoted Never 8 cent by my advice or
approval will 80 10 pay the fraudulent
dutt w which term is understood any
deDt D ID southern ,tste does not wish
b pa!.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03

President Elliot, OF Hsryed college, .
magsump admirer OF Cleveland. has
pfohlbned the playing or singing
Of Marching through Georgia" 90 the
~ ueds, for the reason that 1t is not dig
tAsd enough. Lat winter 10 Salt Lake
P,sidsnt ElliYtt compsred the Nor
moo avs rs,ion 10 Utah TO the banishmeni
Of our Pilgrim fathers to tue vids OF New
England. Last week ma ,rity OF the ir >
fessors Of Amherst college signed mani
fest fayoring the election OF Cleveland,
though large ID ijrity Of the ,tnden's
sod alamni Of the college are Republicans.
Tnese peculiar performaoces show tLh
college presidents and professors are not
slxsys wise in their day and generation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03


Earl Whitney Is IN Maryland canvass q.
ing for the King Richardson Publiship g
Co. Of Sprint fl I'D. Mass
Miss Minnie 0: Wilder sni Martha
Lyon were delagst the Y p. s. G. E.
convention ut Bennington.
Loren Whitney has gone to Newfsne
where he has employ ment for the present
Miss Edna Bstoheldor hss 90 fer re
covered a. TO be sble 10 ride out. N uch 10
the JOY Of many friends.
Some time ago Mr.. Higgins OF Color.I
do gave . very interesting description OF
Indian lie. Tbsnks are due him for the
free entertainment
There viii be . soc able o. the school
house 10 Di t No. 4 Friday evening. Al
arr cordially iovitad +, attend and the Ia
dies are T. quested t. bling some light 10
frtsbmett,.
youths Compsnion" assembly st
th, church s.stry, y turdAy eve Ut :
O'Clock. Question 10 he found 10 Oct.
Abb. number. The dlH, .pt presidential
Q iminntrslioLs. Hos csn President be
Q srted upon . minority voter All are 10.
viied.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03

Though our town Is well up in the
world and hcmm-i in by forests on sil
sidrs yet ytuIs men are utt deferred
fr5m seekIng out our dsugtt srs, and nov
md then the fncbsstins mnsic tf mar
mage tells sseeps over the bills.
THIS time tie call US 20 ~iiasss the nup'
tiAls and per iicipaie 10 the fe,tivities Of
the ocessioa OF the marriage OF Bert J :.
Baker, oldest son Ct jefferson Baker Of
Phillipston. Msss., and nephew OF Gee. W
Baker OF Dorse, aud Miss Mamie T.. the
hes utifui and esteemed daughter II Mr.
-spa Mr.. John Wooded The ceremony
~.. impr ssiveiy performed by the pa,tor
Of ,be Methodist church The guests and
msny others Who could not be present
s,,~sied their esteem for The parties by .
liberal Display Of Wedding siiis selected
sith excellent tssts and sfest care to pro,
curs articles both spprorrisle sud usesul
10 . couple shout 10 e., ~ housekeeping.
Among The guests from abroad Nc noticed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03
MILLINERY |!

A good assnTtment " New ie,k styles, Hats
and h,n 1ots trimmed ssi " trimmed, rsecy
feAthets a Tips. hlheon. aud TtinMipg, all
Al Low r.ioesN
A, l., krENEr,
Ntst 10 nisrkmcfs store.
Manchester nspoL VI Oct iath, 1894. gxsw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03

Miller iroIs 10 death. Calamity hes been
ssynopyn IN Es,srn Iovs for ths lous b.
est hind Of tonsh luck.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03

FOR SALE BY
J. N. Hard and H. q Dow, Manchester.
Munson House, 90
CoIburn Hosse, G. j. Wait. and
a. W. Uuey, Manchester Centre
J d. Rice. Manchester Depot
Roife a slade. Montpelier.
Higgins a Hyde, Rutland.
I. K 6ibson, Bennington.
z. y. Chandler, Bennington Centre,
Z B Coz, Troy. N. J.
John War;.
-:BRFEB to-
Lyman Rogers, n. d.. Bennington.
Hon. Luther X. Graves, g
Hon ". O. Root, "
Hon. A b. Valentine, :"
T. L. wymsa. D.. Manchester Centre.
Bon N. 4. Colburn, -
l. II. Hemenway, NJ. d., Manchester.
Hon Robert Roberts. Darlington.
". Y. Minard. NJ D.. waterbury.
Hon Charles Dewey, Montpelier.
q II. sparhAwk, NJ. D., 81. Johnsbury.
Hon. Lew X Fuller. altleb.ro.
Hou. J. @. ncculloush North Benning' on.
Geo A Stone President Troy
CITY National Bank, Troy, N. T.
Hon John N Francis,
z. T. sab jacksonville. Fia.
Send for descriptive pamphlet OF the Equino,
Hoose and Analysis Of Equ boz spring Water.
EQUINOX SPRING CO.,
MANCHESTER, VERMONT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-03
WANTS,

Advsrsltsmsnts, andet thi. ltsd, ten o
hpseseA tnssftier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
NekIrYmen Elected.

The congregation Of ST. Johns Episcopal
church met last evening and elected the fol-
loving yestrymen for the ensuing year.
James W. Shields g. Keith Taylor John T.
Mayer. John A. Curtis II. J.. Brown. J.. A..
Saunders. j. X. Roane. G.. i. 'Currie. u. :.
Macon, G., Gilmer Minor, 3. +. Howerd,
Cyrus Bossieux. The following delegates TO
the council were also elected: T.. A. Saunders
and Cyrus BossieuX: alternates, George L..
Currie, q. Keith Taylor
The congregation Of Christ church elected
the following: Robert Friar, G. G. Baugh-
man. j. X. Day. S. j. Allen. Thomas Poin-
dexter. /. G. Tucker. Elijah SheppersOn A.
+. Rogers, John II. Timbcrake. 9. il. Bur
ton, w. f. Warren. A. j. Mcdowell. Organ
lied with the following officers Robert
Friar. senior warden f. SheppeTson. junior
warden: $. j. Allen. treasurer &. II. Burton.
registrar; c. G. Bsughman. delegate TO cOun-
Gil: Thomas POiniexter. alternate.
Monumental church elected the following:
DR.. L. 4. Robinson. Thomas Potts A. X.
yarbrough. II. H. Fisher. H. T. Edmund. y.
b. Valentine, Il. II. Meade, j. NJ. Taylor A. w.
Hartman. Luke Harvey. j. +. SHELTON br. T.. f..
Robinson, senior warden; Thomas Potts. Junior
warden Il. IL. Fisher, treasurer A. r. Var
brough recorder: Thomas PoIts. delegate TO
tho council in Danville j. NJ. Taylor alter
nate.
Emmanuel church. Henrico. elected the
following: W. 7. Mordecai Joseph Bryan. j.
L. kedd. j. G. Redd. ID. l.. Gardner H. C..
Beattie. Gold Silliman, Joseph A. Johnston,
H. O. Wilkins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
Tile PATTf CONCERT.
The Subscription List Has Closed-ine D"Ne'
WIZ Not Re Sold at Auction

The Subscription List Has Closed-ine D"Ncs
WIZ Not Re Sold at Auction
The subscription list for the Patti concert
April 29th at the Mozart Academy OF MUSIC
closed Yesterday and the seats were Delivered
10 those who were fortunate enough TO piace
their names upon tie list. Ihere was ~
doubt but that tie Mozart wonia DC ven
filed before the subscription list opened, out
when the management found that over $1,000
had been paid in there was mucn relolclhs III
the hearts of those who hoped I0r u
packed house Patti night. lhere
arc many good seats still nnso!u
and the box Office will be opened nj O'Clock
Thursday April 2lst for their disposal: In
order TO grade the prices OF seats as Iairiy Us
possible the scale Of prices has been fixed al
q. %. 81. IS. IS. - and 80. Owing TO the
Indictment weather Yesterday the auction safe
OF the boxes did not occur. and the inHua@e-
rnent decided TO place them and the loees o"
private sale A..
The programme for the concert IS one tnat
will afford the patrons OF the Mozart the oest
opportunity 10 Judge of the wonderful CUTS OF
Madame Patti. She appears once IN the nr't
part OF the programme singing her celebrate
Echo Song" and in the two acts OF kosslni
opers 'Semiramide." She Will appear WIN
the other artists OF the company III iu,i COZ =
tune For an encore IN the first part Nine.
Patti will sing Home. Sweet Home az no
other singer has ever sung II. Suwanee
River" Comm Thro the Rye and The
Last Rose of Summer" In the scenes from
the opera Nine. Patti will wear over $780,
600 worth of Jewels, and the costumes are
simply marvels of modistic art. The Bel
Raggio. " which Nine Patti sings in this part
of the programme. affords her the best oppor-
tunity TO sing and display her genus as All ac-
tress of any other number in her extensive re-
pertoire. IL is expected that the line forming
to purchase seats on Thursday next will be
the longest and the earliest in place that has
ever stood before box Office IN Richmond.
Certain it is that the capital of the Old Domin-
ion will never have had an audience assem-
bled in "A place OF amusement within It's limits
that will equal the one that will greet the
Diva upon her first appearance since 1851 IN
of4,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
Election of Vesfrymsu.

FBRDERIcKsBURG. Va, April 49, Especial. |
The silk mill and wooden mills of this city
have so many orders ahead on hand that
both of these establishments are running day
and night in order 10 supply the demand for
their goods.
Mr. William Boutysrd. an old and respected
citizen of Stafford county. died Friday at his
residence near Falmouth after a lingering
illness il the sixtieth year of his age.
st. Georges Episcopal church met to-day
at II o'clock and elected the following vestry-
men: Mossrs. j T. boswell. H. =. Doggett.
A. d. Tapscott, Robert T. Knox. NJ NJ
Lewis, Il. c. fitzhugh. j. j. Young A. W.
Wallace, ID. :. Forbes. j. T. Thompson, j.
Arthur Taylor and II. b. Hall. The vestry
organized by the election of DR.. j. L. Thomp-
son as registrar ID. If. Knox. treasurer J. j.
Young. senior warden; Il. 4. Knox. Junior
warden. Delegate TO the State Convention.
which meets in Danyille in May DIR. Nj. NJ.
Lewis
Trinity church elected the following yes
trymen: Messrs. w. Key Howard, John $.
Berry. w. S. Barton William Il. Richards.
Monroe Kelly w. y. Goodrich. John +. Scott,
j. ID. Murdaugh DR.. b. Hsles, William F..
Coates. 5. q. Wallace. George b. Pearson.
Mr. John S. Berry WAS elected senior war;
den, W. X. Howard junior warden, George
Is. Pearson treasurer.
Captain T. McCracken. of this city has
been reelected member Of the executive
committee OF tho board of directors of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum at Williamsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

beautiful floral decorations ever seen IN 0
Protestant church in this city. The no"eis
were of the most immaculate hue, M.
the whole scene was one OF Fra ieas
beauty and purity snowy lilies ana Wits %
roses pcepod from banks of living green ~
most artistic effects. Or. Tudor preacneu |"
sermon appropriate TO tho occasion ana sur
passed himself in word painting whes oelic' Y
ing the manner in which the chiluten % 81
Christ should decorate the open sepuichi' VI
the Lord.
NEW pksToB.
Committees Of ladies we're apponteu ~ ~. ~
various Baptist churches Sunday to nee' ~ -. W"
mission-room Of the Second cburcn J"
o'clock this afternoon for the purpose u H.. ia
ranging for a bazaar early IN MAY - "A
bene6nt Of the Randolph stree, chnion' 20
previously stated this chuach propose ;ao
erect nice house Of worship, and the inules
of the various Baptist congregations pfoP's'
t. accomplish it by concert OF action .;a,
Rev. III. A. Brown. OF the fhss pat .',s
church of Winston. with whom nesotia. ..i
preparatory TO a call 10 Randolph,street was
entered into. as published in The lime r. oa .o
day. will arrive here this afternoon lot .ne
purpose of looking the ground over. !" 10
generally thought that Dir. Brown VIII Do
called and that be will accept
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
The First German .

The maid Just poisoning into womanhood
possesses an incompatible sweetness She il
n bud OF deliciousness not found in the child
OF woman. With Just such half-Ope'd flowers
was the Belvidere filled last evening. The
occasion was an entertainment by tine Junior
German Club.
Among those present were Miss Bessie
Venable. one of Petersburgs loyeliest girls.
IN gown OF white organde. green trlm-
mings: Miss Mccormick. Baltimore. red
Crepe Miss Otelia Johnson. Petersburg,
white orgsndie. blue trimmings. Miss Cox,
New York, white silk; Miss Scott. Warren
ton. white organdie; Miss Cameron, Peters
burg. white silk Miss Roper, Peters
burg pink faille: Miss Harrison. Lees
burg, white net: Miss Coop. New Orleans,
blue crepe. trimmed with forget-me-nOts;
Miss Bradley. Fredericksburg. lilac and white
null; Miss Ariadne Johnson. white organdie;
Miss Mary Hayes. blue brOcade crepe trim
mings Miss Salie Aliriend. green silk, gold
trimmings. Miss Stuart Bradley, white silk;
Miss Lula Walker. lavender silk; Miss
Sallie Desne, yellow crepe; Miss Car
RE Moore. white tulie. Miss Sallie
Wexford. white crepe; Miss Vjrgie Brock
black lace Miss Julia Lee, pink silk Miss
tlossie Talbot. Nile green silk Miss Cora
Darlington. blue crepe Miss Carrie Coleman
white faille, Miss Helen Cameron. white null;
Miss Annie Mcclure blue silk and lace Miss
Ellen Frayser. white crepe: Miss Evie Walker
gray silk. Miss Grace Griffith, blue crepe
MisssAnDie Gray. blue silk; Miss Emily Cary,
lily of-the-valey. green faiile' Miss Nirgie
CABOT gray gau7e and violets: Miss Ellen
Blair, pink and black crepe Miss Taliaferro.
white crepe. la France roses Miss Carrie
Coleman. yellow crepe Miss Stanley Adkins,
white crepe. Chaperons. Mrs. James Arm
strong Welsh. black satin. cut bead passe-
menterie Mrs. Aioncure Perkins. dotted futile,
Mrs. Lucein Tatum. Mrs. G. L. Smith, Mrs.
Henry BONNER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

Interesting Facts About Richmond's CHI
zens and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Ciu-
zens and other Matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Woodfn are on brief
trip 10 Baltimore
Mr.. c. w. Volkman continues quite i'll at
bis residence on the River View road.
Judge Witt has drawn the grand and petit
jurors tor the May term Of the hastings court.
Mr.. James r. Ellerson, who will remove to
Washington in May. will engage IN the real
estate business in that city.
Mrs. George s. Crenshaw and Miss Ellie
Hudnall. OF River View. leave next Thursday
for Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. W. c. Taylor. who is quite i'll at his
home at Barton Heights was thought TO be
somewhat better yesterday afternoon.
DR.. "A. II. Christian has been very III since
Friday at his residence. No. SOD west FRANK
lin street. but was thought TO be better yes
terday.
Persons desiring 20 join the Cleveland
Democratic Club OF Richmond can do so by
senhirg their names and residences through
TIE mali t. Alexander Coke. secretary. Skater
building.
The clerk Of the hastings court yesterday
issued marriage licenses TO the following
couples John Z. Wynn and Martha +. oeiDe.
John Crittenden and Nettle W. Hechler, all
OF Richmond
Jho ambulance was called NJ lou O'lOch
Yesterday 10 the Third police-statIon 10 a.
tend a white boy who had been cut IN the
arm by another boy. The wound was not
serious
Mr.. Stuart Lottier is visiting friends in
Baltimore and Washington.
Rev. J.. II. Stiles. rector OF the Episcopal
church al West Point. was IN the city yester-
day and visited his Episcopal brethren AZ their
headquarters in the Shater building.
Rev. }. J. Wicker and Miss Lizzie Pun
phrey will be married to-day at $50 O'CLOCK
/. NJ at the residence OF the bride 8 parents,
on west Main street. The groom Is tho
pastor OF the kempsville Baptist church, and
the bride the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. J..
Humphrey.
Governor Mckinney was confined 10 the
Executive Mansion by sickness Yesterday. and
Mr.. Mcleod. lis private secretary, alone heid
the fort no the executive chamber. Mr.. >.
Branch Mckinney. the nephew and messen-
ger of the Governor. left for Philadelphia on
Saturday, where he spent Easter.
Mr.. Monroe Levy received a severe fall
from refractory horse ut the New Reservoir
Sunday afternoon. which resulted in severely
sprained ankle. Ills limb swelled very
rapidly and lie was removed 10 his home IN
Mr. Samuel Sycles buggy IN great pain and
surgical aid summoned.
An event not embraced in the musical pro-
cramme of st. Marys Catholic church for
Easter Sunday took place Sunday immediate
" after high mass. II was the presentation
by the members Of the choir 10 Professor
Charles r. Mutter the OrganSt and director.
OF beautiful basket OF flowers az an evidence
of the esteem and admiration IN which he is
held by them.