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lege company in the town of Henderson
vile; passed its second and thru.

iege company In the town of Henderson
vile; passed its second and thira.
ings. :,
A bill to amend chapter kaolsss the
public laws of 1891; apps only to the
county of Mecklenburg; passed over in
formally.
A bin to repeal chapter 70 of the laws
of 1891; applies only to the counties of
BERTHE and Granville; passed its second
and thrrd readings
A bill to give clerks of the superior
courts an opportunity to visit the Worlds
fair; passed its second and third read
ings
A bill to repeal chapter 70 of the laws
OF 1891 In regard to entries of vacant
lands; applies only to Macon county
passed its second and third readings.
A bill to incorporate VAUDEVILLE Acad-
envy, passed second and third readings.
A bill 10 amend the charter of the town
OF Litileton, passed second reading
A bill to repeal chapter 543 of the laws
OF 1891, in relation to working the Hen
Jacksonville road in Buncombe county,
passed second and third readings.
A bill to smend chapter $40 OF the laws
Of 1891, applies only to Mecklenburg
county, passed second and third read
ings.
A bill to change the name of the Win
ston Baptist church, passed second and
third readings
A bill to make valid certain probates
in whichthe words previously examined"
are used instead of the words "privately
examined" passed second and third
readings.
A bill to amend 5S1 of the Code,
passed second and third readings.
A bill for the relief of Miss Mamie
Bingham, teacher of Randolph county,
passed second and third readings
A bill to extend the charter of the St.
Augustine Normal and Collegiate Insti
tute and change the name. The substi
tute offered by the committee was adopt
ed and the bill passed its second and
third readings and was sent to the house
for concurrence.
A bill to incorporate the Baptist Mis-
sionary and Educational Association o.
Nor.h Carolina for the colored race
passca second and third readings.
A bill TO authorize certain citizens o
Swsiu county to send their children te
public schools in Graham county, passec
second reading.
A bill to amend the charter of tn,
city of Burlington in Alamance county
passed second and third readings
A bill to incorporate the People
Bank of Kinston, passed second and thirt
readings.
A bill to authorize the commissions o
Mcdowell county to levy special tax
passed second reading.
at 2 O'clock p m. the senate adjourned
till 10 80 Monday morning.
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Hawaiian Commissioner Score n
PO1nl.

WASHINGTON, Feb 11.-The Hawaiian
commissioners followed up the distinct
advantage gained by their official recog
milton to day by the president which
gives them a diplomatic standing, by
calling in their new capacity as recog-
pized envoys upon Secretary Foster at
the state department this afternoon
Their conference with him commenced
about o'clock and lasted an hour aud a
half. The president, in accentuating
his cordial reception of the commission
ers this afternoon, had intimated to
them that negotiations which proved
subject Of their mission would be con.
Quoted by the secretary of state. Tbs
commissioners accordingly repaired to
the state department at the close OF
tho ordinary routine days business and
laid before Secretary Foster in detail th'
practical proposition they were author
ized to submit. Some progress Wa
made as to arriving at harmonious
view of the exigencies of the situation
but no definite conclusion was reached
and conference was adjourned unit
Monday.
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Negro "Disappears.r

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 11.-Mrs.
White, residing at Forest Hill, twenty
miles east of this city, was assaulted by 3
negro on Thursday afternoon. She was
at spring getting water when attacked
She attempted to run away but was over
taken by the negro, who at the point OF
a pistol, accom- plished his purp Sc 4
searching party got on the negro's trail
and captured him yesterday afternoon.
He was identified by hi victim H.
was then TAX n to the woods by his cap
tors They returned last evening and
said the negro had "disappeared."
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notice.

Ist.-Wake County
H 4 rn ~. Lewis n. Marco =
5s' au execution directed to The
ss7n lno. W. TnomI son, clerk
WI rs Wske county in the above
.sat Will on the 10th Of hebruary,
ak n a. the court house door
+Ht at Wske in the oi of Raleigh,
q ..e hest bidder for cash all ri mt,
~ 'ai t.f Louis II Maroon in fol.
~ ~ .'-'e, to-wit. Fifty acres n ore or
tie lands of 'po Wesley
Maroon and Yo ng Stone
~ tg Lewis II Maroon and situa.
N ea. gHty Cary Tow wnship, to satisfy
sue..
NJ. w. PAGE,
sheriff Of Wake county.
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RaiIroad Litigation.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. II -Argu
ments were heard in the State circuit
court to day for the snDulment Of tie
lease of the Port Royal and Augusta
Railroad to the Central Railroad Co. OF
Georgia, and the appointment of re
ceiver to take both roads out of the hands
Of Receiver Conner The decision " :
reserved.
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Drug susines.,o be Continued

The drug business at No. 133, Fay
etteville street, formerly conducted by
the late James McKmmon, Esq VIII be
continued under the management of MIR.
B. w. Hunter as agent of Mrs. james
McKimmon. The new management re
turns thanks TO the people of Raleigh and
vicinity for their liberal patronage in the
past aud hopes to merit a acontinusncy OF
the same
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stole e4OO and WAS arrested.

WINSTON, N. c., FeD. II. W. John
Hsirston colOred, was arrested here to
day, charged with stealing four hun
dred dollars from Charles Bowman, q
wealthy farmer, of Stokes county Hairs
ton, who was raised by Bo@man, got
the money out OF the mans trunk while
the latter was at breakfast Hairston'
brother says he saw him take the money
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Alliance store Lost Money and Closed

WINSTON, N c., Feb. IL Special
The town of Mocssville, Divie county,
has been in state Of excitement fCr
several days over the farmers alliance
store A number Of the best meu belong
ing to the alliance started the store some
time ago. They refused to consult law
yers in orga aaization but found it neces
sary to get legal advice when the busl
ness was closed up yesterday. The stock
holders who are responsible for all debts
say they will lose IS cents on every dol
lar invested, but are glad to get out a
that.
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Buxton Resigned Alspaugh Elected

WINSTON, N. c., Feb. 11.-At meet
ing of the directors last night. ] G. Bux
ton rendered his resignation as president
of the First National bank, which was
accepted Col J.W. Alspsugh, cashier,
was elected president, and Capt. S E
Allen, hardware merchant, cashier.
Arrangement have been perfected TO
run a special train from Winston to
Washington city during President Cleve
lands Inauguration.
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Blizzard in the West.

Sioux CITY, Feb. 1.-THE blizzard
which ragged yesterday continues with m
abated fury. General blockade prevails
on all lines in South Dakota. Engine
with snow plows have been ano"ed up
and several trains abandoned IN the
snow. In some places the drifts which
cover the railroad tracks are ten feet
deep and extend for miles while the sur
face of the snow is so hard that it sus
tains the weight of horses and cattle
The storm is general throughout the
| northwest and regions famous in former
seasons for game. 1t is said bears. dee
and other animals have perished by hun
| dreds,
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On Tnesday, the 7th dsy of March. ls99. al
~ m. st the court house door ia the citv of
RAleigh, -ili sell st public Auc'ion 3 lot of
lsud ituated on lane III ning from EAst
DAvie street, ext udcd to East Leuoir street,
extended just eAst ~ the city ~ la eigh aud
fronting ). feet on ssid lane aud :ullv de-
ecribod ~ deed of trust recorded IN the
Off "a Of tie Register of Deeds II Nake coun-
u, book rs page ~ 20 which reference 10
hercbF made ~ "A p-rt 81 tthis advertisement
sale ma g under aud ~ virtue ff a deed of
trust .xecut - nae by Annie Haywood. the
record Oi which il atoVe referred 10 and at
tae request Il the costuc quc uurt therein
named Ter =, cash
IHOS. Il. PURNELL,
I. bs-tds Trustee
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House..

WASHINGTON, Feb 11.-Mr. Johnson,
of Indiana, offered as a question of
privilege long preamble aud resolu
tions. The preamble recites that the
committee on elections has refused 10
act upon the South Carolina contested
election case of Miller vs.. Elliot. The
resolution instructs the committee to in
vestigate the case and report upon it
within five days. The speaker ruled the
resolution did not present question OF
privilege. Mr.. johnson appealed from
the decision and made an impassloned
speech in favor of the resolution. Mr..
Brown, of Indiana, also a member OF the
committee of elections, defended the
Committee against the assaults " ais
colleague.
The session to-day was consumed "A 9
general running debate on pensions. II
will be continued on Monday.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW York, Feb. 11.-Reserve dc
cresse Slab, 425; loans decrease 1926
100: specie decrease So All, 800; legal
tenders increase I,372, 400. Deposits
decrease So 727, 900; circulation increase
S4S. 900. Banks now hold SIT, 239, 595
in excess of requirements OF 25 per cent
r,1ln
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Shooters of Frick Guilty.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE crimi-
mai court opened this morning and receiv
ed the verdict of the jury in the case Of
Bauer and Mold, anarchists, charged
with being accessors to Berkman, before
the fact in shooting II. G. Frick. l.
read as follows: "We fad Carl Mold and
Henry Bauer guilty as indicted"
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4.HsE the lst day If March,
4 - tie court house door N
= g1, wi cell at public
tue rea estate described
of trust cXecuted 10y
tr rga et a, recorded in the
A ter OF dee 9 Of Wake
u ge 65l 4 ont ne niDety
n s ey aud Salisb ry eets
AID tn feet on Leooir
rs d-C-ib 4 in said deed Of
~ on his lot'one of the
I.t s tr5 MOS valuable residences
satt ut pNetah lay uR al modern
! -l + Is gas ~ot- +, 81 Also 8 aolrs
-4ary out-houees
s,ets Wsde Uaasr prnvi-i ms con
h. ltne 3tp' & trust a.ors id "A d
) rUc ef su 0.3ar the Superlor
,-- 81 ae-a ifg snt tleA w
fir.an#e ~ al es f - l. cnurch
.a ,Hau .gs me trustee 10 txecute
afar. b trustee named in
8G q This " 4 first lien
ae. .. tda JGtsr ne fec.
HOS. R p k ELL,
s. Trusi ee.
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Eastern Carolina Oyster, Fish, Game,
and industrial Fair.

On account of the above fair the Rich
mond and Danville railroad company,
will sell round trip tickets from R.legh
TO Newbern, N. c., at 1856. Tickets
ou sale February 18Th to 23i. inclusive,
good returning till February 81, 1898.
For ticket, and further information
apply TO Richmond and Danville ticket
agent a D LE"iEh
Agent
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Presfdeutiai Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-The President
to day nominated J. V. L. FIJI y, Of
Maryland, arbitrator on the part of the
United States; ]. Fl. Shilds, of Missouri,
and A. W. Ferguson of the District OF
Columbis, agents of the United States.
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RUTLAND, VT, Feb. lin the mar
ble quarry at Wes. Rutland to-day a
great mass of rock fell upon q gang Of
men and killed seven and injured a num-
Der of others. Those killed were crushed
so as TO be uurecOgnizable.
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NORTH CAgoLIs A,
, Notice OF summons
and warrant of at
tarhsfseaf
WAKE CoUETI

WAKE COUNTY tachme1t
Arthur A. Splitter, plaintiff, vs. Thomas
". Po ter oolng business as Porter &
Co, defendant.
The deien1a above named will take notice
That a fum -Brl- ia ths above entitled act n
waz iszued On the let day If r bruAry. 1898
by w ID. Haywood, Justice of the Peace 81
Wake county, North Caroiins, for the sum Of
cue hundred ard niltts-uIn dollar. and
foriy-txo cents Is - IL due the EAid laintif
by account for personal zervi,e rendered
HIM aud expense while rendering the rame,
which sumrlol- IL returnAble be fore the sAld
Juetice ~ tire office a Strong * strong in the
city oi kale gh iu sAii county and state, ON
| the 25th deyo February. \. ID 1888. The
| tefent ant Sil u SO take notice IL Il warrant
! cfaftlt lth-ncnt ws- issu by the said Just ce
/ IN ihe ssid III day oi February, lsg. which
/ warrant l. returuabe before tie .Ald Justice
81 the time ali place above named for the re-
! turn 4 the sam .ons. aud ihat tho defendant
/ II requrs- o. ArpeAr before the said Justice
! a. th- place above named 0l the 18th day of
1 March, A y -'t3, III the hour u ~ m.. and
AID aB-wer or demur 10 the complaint Of the
/ pa uiIff or the ro.Icf 4 mAn-ed therein will
! be granted.
his Il cay If February, a ID. 1893.
W. - II NWDDD, j. II.
STR sc < TEONG. Attorneys.
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~ EG F1kSA E.-By yirtua
af'- xecuted by Alfred
s. ..- wi", / VII of for
door in Raleigh on
~ FEB uary, 1893, at p
% lpd Begi :
-1' ale on south street run
"t 4 i c "a 70 The 2
tl going east o. & with
5h and tnen gors 3 ut
g.. house branch To South
r vt-t W ia ia street
There is new house on
srt Terms cash Elr fur
d rs -rs book 2 AT page As.
'.' ace 4 leigh, \. q. This
rlrf
J G J.. HARRIS,
ttOruey Ter Mortgagec
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SALEorvALTAnLFcITYPRop.

- -ElY .-sy ylrtue of authority CoDferr
ed by deed % mortxa = executed by &. Il.
IpcEu-ch and wife Ade.ine. recorded IN
the flee 0f the Register o. Deeas OF Wake
county. hook ~, paEe 55s. VII sell fUr
cas h IT, puD4'c auction at the court houF :.
foor Ia hRieigh on Monday the , IN day
~ fetruarv. 1875. "A certain Jos 81 ;he city
ot AZ gh on the south side a West DAy!e
street. adjoining he lanfs OF =. + Moore :
heirs and J. W Brown, known As the
Gor ran lot. toEe her with the improve
aent. thereon. more fully desCribedin
said deed Il mortgage
Ilme o. sale 2 clock -
Pa r * BOCSHALL,
isIp IDS Atrornevs fur Mortgages
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Clark Lacks Three Votes.

HELENA, Feb. 1.-THE ballot TO day
for United States senator showed that
Clark only lacked three votes Of election.
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Ohio River Rising Rapidly.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 1.-THE Ohio
river at this point reached the danger
line, forty five feet, at O'Clock this
morning and is still rising at the rate OF
two inches an hour.
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AL. The fysrr DrEE 60, u - Louis.
Mo-, have jnsi thrown or me market An
eleyaut STANDARD antique OAK, H. D In,
Roll Curtain Dssk. complete N every de-
tail. r q. h. St. Louis, for 81, and H..
same style and finish for " net, SPOT
cssb. =. cir ard in this Issue. send
voar order direct or send for special circu-
lar Rank counters and government work
a specially. send In your floor plans for
designs and DricHs
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DO Not Elect.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11--No election
to day in Wyoming, Washington ana
North Dakota for United States senator.
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Of sale.

ursEIoR ours
iu sur tor of { II
n q ntifs VS. Mrs
al uefen ants
aaGty conferred II aeu
Orutr of court Ia
s@ Oti1l. viii tXpos for
tt the court house
ti pro sell TO the n h
% Monday, tn" 1871
that 1T or parcel
v. North Csrolila, Ia
o the e Of Rale gh,
-trset, adjoining lots
V resp ctively 5v Lynn
u Zach Patton and
N9 sOln the plan o. the
described in tie com.
w j PEELE,
Commission e..
attorneys for Plain
fsbS i'd
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A RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS.
The \ c. Wagon Factory
and Material for Sale.

~ vir.ue ~ authority given in a deed in
rust from the Nor b Carolina WAGON
Company recorded ia the Registers ofiics
of Wake coun in book =, page -. We
viii sell o.
Tuesday, February q. 1893,
The ent re T. and plant Of the said com
oauy, situated ia The city OF
RALRtG IL, y. c.,
on the = &. x. = with side track leading
through the yard All the build nys are
commodicus an new. The machinery
cornp4rativelf n s. With capacity Of TWEEN
" wagons per day.
Az sane tim. re viii sell a large lot OF
anishea and unfinis he'd wagons. finished
spokes hubs and rims. Also large tot OF
baud on tire iron and round iron. bolts;
clips. iron AK 6 aud al kinds of material
1 used in wagon making, including ABOUT
+ two hundred thousand feet q weA season
/ ed oak lumber.
/ Time Of ale IL O'Clock n
Terms, cash: but special terms may be
made II sired FOR particulars aud cat
aIoyue giving full description OF plant,
/ machinery aud material, apply 70 under
( signed. " a. u Al
Janu ~ "A 'g3 Trustees
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Nv m IN I aId .is-
-.ut la ana Il CO , d
:. .T 8Ud received more
al FA benefit rom II. use
I'LL ever used.
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lu Justices Court, Raj.
ich Township, before
NJ b Harbee, J +
B +. Gardner, Mrs
Henry Pennington.
t fdavit Of u Y Ful-
r b Z. Gardner snd
the d,ieGdants there
ina 10 Wake county, and
Eu be f0und III the
bearing ttft the plsip-
lgsins; he saif lie
l lsbor done and a
boz ~ an lot OF theirs
s.e Sh y. G.
red, thst notice of this
ea week for six suc-
STATE CHRoS GLE, y
uUi-htd in Raleigh, y
titIe il the action, tn
@ and requirit z the ce
g 21th dav OF March,
B,rbee, Justice OF the
u ksleigh, y g., 81 {
yrt II demur to the com.
7eman ed will be gran ed
VI Is BARBEE,
Iu-rite OF the Peace.
is Attorney for Piai atitf,
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GLE ~ VERY CITY
- Prupe sy.-Hg Firtue o: . decree OF the
SuHen9T coert OF "Gso county in the special
Erocee@inss s0r Partition, aUfiaed Mallsey
A. Al5Seaf an otnere, e.-sa -, No. 592 spe-
cal rocee1i1gs docket q ssia cOurf, will
Oier lor 81, - the hlghest bidder, ~ public
outcry, 81 the co1gt house door, N the city OF
Raleigh, \ =, on
MoudSy. the 6ia day OF February. ISIS.
81 II o'clock ~, the lot Of land .atua,ed On
Martin street, n aid civ, krosn "a the
'towLK BCILnrNo +" adjoining ths lots q A.
i. MIA, u. 4. Williamson, aud others 'front.'
ing 30 feet on Martin street and extending
bAck G. feet
Terms Of sAle-tlno-hal. Of the purchA.e-
money D. be paid IA ca-h Ald tie remainder
IA twelve mo t- from dAy q sale the de-
erred psy-snfs . tear ner cert interest
AkMl~TEAD JONES,
tecsi-tds Comus--ioper
Ttis sale ha- been POSTPONED until Mon
day, February 21th. lsg8. At - o'clos K m.
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WAsHINGToN. Feb. 1.-THE commits
sioners of the Hawaiian provisional gov
ernment we're received by the President
at 12:45 p m, as customary on such oc-
casions The reception was private and
the addresses exchanged were verbal.
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lForNNtTABLERssIDENCE

Justice OF the Peace.
is Attorney for Piai atitf,
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w J PEELE,

81 attorneys for Plain
fSbS I'd
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
WILL NOT SUSPEND WORK.

The Improvements On tho ConsOlt.
 dated Railroad Will Be Continued,
 Notwithstanding the Financial
 Stringency.
 A special meeting of the directors of the Consolidated railroad was held in New York city yesterday at which only business of an ordinary routine nature was trans acted. All the directors of the road from this city were present.
 In reference to the statement made in an afternoon paper yesterday, to the effect that some of the improvements might be dispensed with for the present and the work of continuing the four tracking sus- pended, Vice President Lucius Futile said to a COURIER reporter last evening that there was not the slightest ground for any | such statement. "Of course at the meet ing" said he, "we discussed the financial situation in an informal manner, but at no time during the meeting did any proposi- tiun to suspend word on the Improvements come up for serious consideration. Ger tainly the company has to some extent felt the .stripgency in the money market, but not to any material extent, and certainly l not to such an extent as to cause us at l present to contemplate suspending opera tions on any Improvements which we have at present under way. You can state that the work will be continued and that nc action tending to any cessation of work
 was taken at the meeting of the directors
 in New York. At the meeting, in conse.
 quence of the general financial situation
 the executive officers were given power te
 take any such action es might in theil
 judgment be necessary to meet the situa
 tion of affairs from day to day withou
 calling meeting of the directors"
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

THE MINOR-LILLIE WEDDING. Ernest 0. Minor of This City United in
 Marriage to Miss Mary E. Lillie of
 East Hartferd-Wil Reside in This
 City.
 Yesterday afternoon in East Hartford, about 4:30, occurred the wedding of Miss Mary E. Lillie of East Hartford and MT. Ernest c. Minor of this city. Both the young people are we'll known in town, Miss Lillie especially having hosts of friends in East Hartford. The groom is we'll and ia vorably known in this city, where he is employed at Monson & Carpenters.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joel s. Ives of Stratford. formerly of East Hartford, in the First Congregational church, at the corner of Main street and filled with friends and relatives MT. F. A. Lillie presided at the organ and played as the bridal party entered the church. While they proceeded up the aisle, the fol lowing ladies, all friends of the bride, sang the Lohengrin wedding march; Mrs. Carrie A. Burton, Miss Eva v. Rich, Miss Lucy R. Chapman and Miss Alice Sickles, all of East Hartford, and Miss Lizzie A. Root of Newlngton.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Hattie Day and Miss Alice North of East Hartford, and the ushers were Messre. L. N. Barton of East Hartford and Frank Bishop of Hart ford.
 The floral decorations, the work of the loving fingers of the brides young lady friends, were superb. Great banks of golden rod, with backgrounds of cool ferns embowered the altar, while suspended over the heads of the bridal party was 8 great floral bell made of many different kinds of flowers. Mrs. M. E. Ensign had charge of the floral decorations.
 Mr, and Mrs. Minor left on an afternoon train for wedding trip. After a few weeks they will be-ssat home" to their friends in their new home in this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
ASSAULTED HIS WIFE.

A Prominent Resident Of South Nor
 walk Bound over to the Superior
 Court Under Two Thousand Dollar
 Bonds-A Case of Domestic InfelIc-
 ity.
 NoRwALK, Aug. 15.-Rlchard F. Walsh, 8 wealthy Boston crockery dealer whose home Is in South NoIwalk, was srrsigned before Justice Barrett this afternoon, charged with sssaulting his wife. Walsh had some trouble with his wife short time ago, as a result of which she brought suit for divorce, alimopy and the custody of the children. He was also charged with non-support at that time, but was dis missed on this charge, as he proved that the family was not in want, he having left a check for $500 in the house to pay their ex
 penses for three weeks. Since his wife
 brought suit he has been living al
 the Mahackemo hotel. South Norwslk and but a short time ago induced his oldest daughter to leave her mother and live with him at the hotel. Later she went back to her mother, however. Last weel Mrs. Walsh went to New York on a visit
 leaving nine months old baby at home While she was gone the husband inserted an advertisement in the local papers for { | nurse to take care of an abandoned baby
 Mrs. Walsh came back very indignant | Sunday Mir. Walsh went to his forme
 home and 8 row ensued. Yesterday h | again went there, beat his wife, brok furniture and was finally arrested. To-ds he rendered demurrer and was bound owe | In $2, 900 bonds to the next term of tn superior court. The parties are all prom iuent and we'll known and the affair hs | caused much excitement.