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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
FOR coLORED BRETHREN.
THE SOUTHERN PRESBYTERlANS.
Important Overtures-One of Them from
East Hanover--W Oodrow- -Breckinrldge.

important Overtures-One of Them from
East Hanover-WO Oodrow- -Brec kinridge.
NASHVILLE. TENN. May ls.-The
General Assembly of the Southern Pres
byterian church reassembled to-day. Mo-
derator j. Il. Graham, OF Winchester.
Va. presiding. The most important over
lures presented were from the Presbytery
of Maryland, to unite the Missionary and
Home Missionary boards; from the pres
bytery OF Louisiana. to decline TO endorse
the action OF the birmingham Conference;
from the presbytery OF Ebenezer 10 sepa-
rate the colored workers: from East Han
over Presbytery. 10 change the wording
of the baptismal formula: Presbytery OF
Washburn. 10 make a deliverance on the
question Of marriage; Presbytery Of Tus-
caloosa, 10 transfer the work Of colored
evangeiizatton to the Board of Missions,
and abolish the Executive Committee OF
Colored Evangelisation: Presbytery OF
lioiston. asking the appointment of
committee on organization. to meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

CHICAGO. May lS-Iake Michigan has
not been dashed and churned for months
as il was to-day by the fierce wind that
has been sweeping down from the north
for the past thirty-six hours. Late to-
night il Is believed that twelve or fifteen
lives have been lost along the shore off
this city and its suburbs. The only other
point reporting loss Of life Is Milwaukee
where six OF the schooner Cumming )
crew were drowned this afternoon before
they could b. rescued by the ilfe-saving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

u. O'Sulliyan, Eighteenth and Main
streets has some big bargains to-day.
He has - barrels Standard Granulated
Sugar. This sugar was sent 10 sell. and
we would advise our friends to call and
buy their supply. Then you will find quite
an assortment Of nice things, such as
staple groceries. Go by all means. He is
selling White Corn for 80 cents a bushel
the regular price is 80 cents. Fine
Timothy Hay, 5-bale lots CD cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
NICARAGUA CANAL.
The Bill Soon 10 Be Taken Up for
Consideration.
rNCINES OF THE TEXAS.
A., Iouud to Ec All Right nv the
ships Trial noard- Washington
Gossip.

,.,.u1<GToN. May Gpccial)--
- u.l,. Committee on Foreign and
...... commerce. OF which Keprcsen-
..... yisc is ehairmag has decided to
... u.At week consideration Of the
....oaua hul. and to continue the
.. r.uu ,hc measure is disposed or
many people in Virginia are
..,.! .u tuls b.n. particularly in
...u0.A
..suvc EImunds called at the
.~... department this morning. ana
,.. promise tnat four changes would
st .Do. 90 four,h-class postmas-
...- I'D his district. Farmer Edmunds
...tf. .,..n cleaned up al the Rcpub-
Dn n.. district
... i...e committee on Elections met
.... ..t r, decision was reached IN
,....a case of Goodc W. Epes.
.. ar. nat uo more of the
..u te decided hy the House
..t .h. close II thc prt sent aes-
..t. lu day was Knocked out III
r.. t... morning, dIi the i,Eisl1-
auuAuou lil was taken up'
....u funu. Of Nofth '""''""'
....rnIau ~ the Claims Commit
n.. a.l to get tie rsht oi way
... sentiment of The House was mat
......u hills suoult bc considered.
t.... uf the bin to repeal the Doe
,N ou State banks are quiet
., and u may Toe some time hr-
.. ... f.. "a move. The policy "i
..,.t.. leaders is 90 hriur about
.toutumrut OF Congress am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Jockey GOodaIc Killed.
Ky. May lS,-Abo
.l people attended the fourth da.
.c,.s OF the Louisville Jockey 'lup'
,,,rchiu Downs. The track was We
,-tv. ana about one second slow. or
r. races were run to-day. The four
,.nt was declared of. In the seco1
.c" Judge Payn. fell just beyond
lif-mile pole. throwing, Goodale' a
iritn' who was last, and coming at I
,ced stepped on his forehead cruShi
,r,i,.t Treasurer O'Bricn.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. MAY ia sne- Pc
1tiielitV and casualty Company. OF New
YORK. has Gled bill in The Chanoery
court against cN-Treasurer NJ. }. 9 lilvn, n
praying that his individual Don9sIileh po
nrr.naucntly .uioincd from selhns Ger
,,in real estate 10 satisfy judgments
TSniercd against them The company
also pfays that a receiver he appointed
TO take charge Of the property ne
catholic Knights of America are diso
made defendants in the suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
The Atlanta Exposition.

WILMINGTON. y. C., May l8.-The
Produce Exchange Of this city met to-day
and adopted resolutions strongly endOrs-
ing the proposed Cotton-States and Inter
national Exposition to be held in Atlanta
in 1895, urging the state of North Carolina
To make fitting exhibit Of i,s varied pro-
ducts and resources. and requesting IT'S
representatives in. Congress TO support
the movement for a national exhibit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
erhkTE AND HOUSE.
I.,,uraeing Ea'e of Progress WI"
lhr IAIin BilI.

The laltU bliis
,,.,. 81. SENATE
I''->' ....,. go,
..-tt i'it id'' "'
... Mas struck IN The = nave
,.., al, from noon until
.r,, dozen items
' | ...,...t
t.. I.tt "n s'h''"' y
... paints "" IL u.
,,I glassware
'-.' ,.i,h fn IT'S
''' ,.l. D.. .,,..l,ls and
N' Ir
".' "'.' ,.....,f,,,, of
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or.aipn. q" i'i'l''" ",''
i. ira'i''1 'V w.
... lul De- nai h'i h''t ''
I....'H.au side oi thr senate
.. ..m. view. Mr p'Iph N'
.....u. rroi'-sei ms 'a"''
..t.u ulth ta. senator from mann,
....Ira.luj. OF Iowa, drnl'd
.f auy understanding "h
o.. a rI, ass &" a'u"h u"
..I that senators ""uid "''
. ..l judgments NlI NI'
....tIc.ul. Of New Hainp-
... Democratic senators not To
.. -,..ry that there would uot
..- a.a.ust the blll. the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

for cash to discontinue shoes. but will
keep the largest and best stock VI
Trunks and Satchels In the city. Our
shoes 20 at cost for cash, but at regular
price II booked. No shoes exchanged or
sent out on trial.
l.. IL. SPENCE.
Wrong Side Broad and Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
NOT YOUR UNCLE GROVER.
II Was Smother" Than the Presiden
Trolling at Morchcad.

RALEIGH. y. G., May 1S-The vessel
at Beaufort reported 10 be the Violet
with President Cleveland on board. turns
out to have been the steamer Maple,
from Norfolk, with the general inSpec-
tor of buoys aboard, looking after buoys
in the vicinity Of Beaufort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

NEW YORK. May lS-The jury IN inc
case Of pr Henry Meyer. accused OF
having poisoned Ludwig Brandt; came
into court this morning and rendered Il
verdict Of guilty Of murder in the second
degrse the penalty for which Is inprl-
SOumeut for life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Personals and Bricfs.

Hon. W. Il. McIlwaine. Of Petersburg.
and Judge \. X. Leake, Of GOochand,
wera in the city yesterday.
Isaac Pickehimer was received at the
pcnitentiary Yesterday from FLOYD
county to serve two years for forgery.
Rev. Dr. ". W. Landrum and others
returned yesterday from the session of
the Southern Baptist Convention held at
Dallas, Mas.
The testimonial rendered Miss clara
Bell Palmer at Corcoran Hall last night
was rich musical treat. but the attend
dnca was not large.
The De BeQue ColD Era of May 5th
has this item concerning Richmond
boy: Victor Bargaman went cunning a
few days ago on the head Of Wallace
creek and succeeded in bagglnS huge
grizzly bear"
Miss Clara Elcnora Schmidt. second
daughter of the late Hermann Schmidt,
died Yesterday afternoon after an Illness
of only "A few days She was - years OF
age. The time Of the funeral viii be an
nOunced hereafter.
Fleming Randolph. a coiored thief who
has often figured I'm the Police Court here,
was arrested Yesterday on suspicion.
H. had "A bag filled with carpenters tools.
which he says were given nm by ms
brother. The owner can get them from
the First Police-Station.
The alarm Of fire about o'clock yes
terClay afternoon was caused by thc
burning OF a. few shingles on the roof of
the residence Of Mrs. Spott Chamberlayne.
No 1893 west clay street. The damage
amounted To about 80. The fire started
from sparks from the chimney of an ad-
joining house.
ON Monday at noon twenty-five or
thirty members Of the COmmandery of
st. Andrew. knights Templar, will
leave Richmond for Pittsburg The occd-
sion IS the meeting OF the Grand Com
manSery of Pennsylvania. The Rich
mOnd Knights go as the que Is Of Pitts
burg COmmandery, No. !.
Thursday afternoon the horse attached
10 the delivery-wagOn OF the Economy
sho. store became frightened on the cor
ner Of seventeenth and Grace streets
and ran of. Mr.. B f. Hofheimer one Of
the firm. who was in the wagon with the
driver. was thrown out and one of his
l-ss was badly hurt. The wagon Was
smashed up and the horse considerably
skinned up. The driver escaped without
injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Gauk To Ke-ODeu.

| JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May ia
| special to the Times-Union from Orlando.
| Fla says: Arrangements were completed
! to-day by which the First National Bank.
| which suspended several months ago, Will
| resume business Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Sl.OD-OnIy 81. 90.

Round trip To Norfolk or Newport News
neAt Saturday night On the new ami
handsome steamer Pocahontas. Tickets
also good 10 return tho following Tues
daN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Gold for Export.

WASHINGTON. May lS.--The Treasury
Department rs Informed that 2.3).0o In
gold was engaged to-day at the New YORK
Sub-Treasury for shipment 10 Europe on
Saturday. This reduces the gold reserve
in the Treasury TO So. .1750 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Ten-Per-Cent. Tax Repeal.

JACKSON. MISS. May N-The state
Convention Of Bankers here yesterday
adopted resolutions requesting "our SEN
ators and REPRESENTATIVES 10 vote Tor
repeal Of the 10 per cent. tax On state
banks"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
suffolk. Greatest II. d. Game.

SUFFOLK. VA, May S-iSpecialD-ln ne
best game OF ball that has ever bceh Svei,
here took place AT the Sunoik haSe-bdil
Park this afternoon between Inc ouhS
Mems Christian Association Flub OF Not-
folk and the Suffolk BasR-BaN Gun.
The score resulted in favor OF the nome
team by score OF to 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

All the popular fiavors Of Pure Ice
Cream. especially Peach Ice-cream. AZ
Moesta's, Ill east Main street. Phone,
2S7,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

Our facilities for executing I'll kinds
of lob printing are unsurpassed. Send W
your orders and you viii be pleased with
our work and prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

Mashed Peaches. frozen with Pure
Cream. To be had only at Moesta's, III
east Main street. Phone. 2N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

Do you want pure Ice cream? Morris's
Is the place. No. s25 east Broad street.
Phone go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
All shoes at Cost

The best cream ana fancy individuals
for entertainments Ia made by Morris.
Phone %9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

The only First-Class Peach Ice-Cream
In the city at Moesta's, Ill east Main
street. Phone, PSI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Only six Innings.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May M-The game
This afternoon between Lynchburg and
Norfolk was called in the last half Of
the sixth inning on account or ram
Score: IL; II; T..
Norfolk ..........O f2o0 Go
BATTERIES: smith and Hacker; Coli
and Hodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
The Most Comfortable and Pleasant

route 10 Norfolk. ola Point. and Newp'J.
News is via the new and handsome
steamer Pocahontas. leaving Richmond
Mondays, Wednesdays. and FRIDAYS at
\. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

Old papers for sale st SC hundred ss
DISPATCH ONCE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

The most delicious cream Is made By
Morris. Phone $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
The ItptsI I,riIuswick.
An On.r to Subscribers.

This Hotel. at Waynesboro'. Va. offeri
special rates for June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
The SOUTHERN METHOOlSTS.
Educational Bill the Feature of the Scs-
sion--iu Advance of standard

MEMPHIS, TENN, May 1N-(SpecialJ
The summer weather has little effect on
the attendance on the General Southern
Methodist Conference. At Q o'clock this
morning the galleries were crowded with
visitors The religious exercises were con
Quoted by Rev. David Bush. Of Winchcs-
ter, Va. The feature Of the days discus
sion was the educational bin This bill
provides for the correlation of all cduca-
tionaI institutions of the Church. running
up from the low-grade preparatory
schools To the highest university educa-
ton. The champion Of the bll in It's
present form Is Mr.. W. W. Smith. OF
Lynchburg. Va, who has worked dill
gently for the success Of the movement
since the opening of conference The dis
cussions Of the morning were Of such
a nature as 10 arouse much enthusiasm.
The subject of educating the negroes
came in under the duties OF the board as
provided. This extends. however, to only
two colored institutions. II is proposed
that whatever the Methodist Church does
for the coiorcd people. be done through
this board In the minds of many this
WAS considered fatal to the measure of
Dr. HOss. Of Tennessee. holding that the
work of educating teachers and preachers
for the colored people demanded more
attention and help than il could get
through this channel The measure Is
considered the beginning Of new ga
i'm educational matters in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South.
WHAT IT MEANS.
1t means a uniform requirement for GER
tain degrees: uniformity in the pIepara-
tory schools belonging to the Church, a-d
il means an advance of standard in tho
leading universities Of the Church. Rev
Collins Denny, Of Nashville, Tenn,
member OF the Baltimore Conference
labored faithfully upon the educational
bill. Mr. Denny is "A clear and forcefUl
speaker. and always makes an impression.
Rev. Il. y. Sledd, Of Richmond. Va.
favored the bill in the form Of its final
massage. Mr. Sledd has made a most
favorable impression upon the conference.
Rev. A. Coke Smith, Of Norfolk, Va,
that inimitable preacher, favored IA com
pIcte separation of the white and colOred
boards of education.
Hishop J. c. Kecner, who was called
home by the death Of his eldest daush-
ter Mrs. Wilkinson. returned this morn
ing. considerably jaded by travel and
anliction. The Bishop is now 70 years old.
His presence on the conference floor
shows the vigor of this laborer in the
Masters vineyard.
FOR COLORED BRETHREN.
Rev T. T. Iioss, editor of the Nash
willie Christian Advocate. made most
eloquent appeal this morning in favor OF
assistance for the brethren of the Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church. The speech
was but five minutes long, but every
one sat breathless. and many eyes
moistored while the eloquent words fell
upon the hearts rather than the ears OF
the people The Doctor was opposed 10
mixing the efforts of the Church. lie
thought the work of advancing the stand
ard and correlating the white colleges
was a very different work from that
OF providing assistance for the colOred
brethren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

For Pure. Fresh Peach Ice-crcam send
order TO Moesta, Ill east Main street.
Phone 2S1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

Try MorrIss pure fee cream for ipvS
lids-it's tho best--Phone i9s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

When Baby was sick, We gave her Cas'orss.
When she was Child, she cried for Cas,oriA.
When she became Miss, she chung TO caS'oria.
When she had Children, she gave them C.ssoris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Our Daily New York Hotel Report.
Storm on Lake Michigan.S SW

NEW YORK. May R-(SpcciaL)-J II
Estes, Il. 9. Worthington, ST. Denis; II
Mllhser, Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Came stopped by Rain.

PETERSBURG. VA. May lS.-(SpclalD
Rain stopped the game IN this city this
afternoon i'm the first lnnirg. when me
score stood To o in favor OF PetersburS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-02
QusIdno.
Wieoer cine uieoerlaoe Ger Gbi=
neien.

wieoer cine r1ieoerlaee Der Gbi=
neien.
Sbansbai, 81. Suli. - Mm 80.
Suli fanb lpieber cine Seel9la6t atpi=
iden Gbineien uno Sapanelen ifatt.
gta@ einem beiBen &f, uurbe bas
dineil9e Rriessidiff Chen Duen, bas
sr0bte unb neueite dineiiibe 2riess=
ldiff in ben @runb sebobrt. 3pei
Ainelilhe &reuser tpel9e bon ben
Mrmitronss gu Gliepid 9ebaut uuroen,
tpur6en bon ben eSapane1en erobert.
Was China fa9t.
5bansbai, 81. Suli. - Sem
offi3ienen japani1Aen Beri9t iiber bas
erlte @eesefedt s,uil4en ben gbinelen
unb ben Sapanern lit nun aud Der fol=
senoe offi5ielle bineflde Beri6t sefolst:
Mls Der unter b,itil1er Jlaese fabrenbe
9ransportbampfer r&op Sbung", Der
BON Der hinelil9en @e9ieruns BON elmer
enslii6en Gompaanie gemietbet morben
nor, BON Dem japaniihen &reuser einse=
bolt tpurbe, lbidte Der lestere Elm Bopt
nit elmer Yrilenmannldaft ab, um bic
nRou Sbung" nab Sopan gu bringen.
Ser &apitdn oes Dampfers, Elm Gns=
ldnber Na,nens @lasmortbb, peiserte
li6, Dem 8efebl, nad Sapan suriid3u=
fobren, Jolse su leiiten uno bic Sapaner
erOffneten slei9 oarauf nit ibren S1nell-
feuer,@el6iiten Elm lold tuoblse5ieltes
m6roeriIbes Teuer, baB oas Ded nes
raop Sbuns" balb perlaIsen mar. Ser
RreuSer ibob bann 3,pei Sorpeooes al,
melhe beibe trafen lno ben Oampier
binnen menisen Winuten gum Sinien
bra9ten. Won ben an Boro befinbli9en
1000 perlonen fnb taum pier5is ent.
fommen.
3wet beuti9e paiiasiere, bic ii@ oui
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-02

Der ru1Iif1en 3eitnn9en barauf hiamsis
len, bab bic Gesierurs Don ST. GsisrssSa
burg burdaus nidt NIT Sopaaz Dors
aeben einperitanben lit. Die Wol}ii&e
3eituns fagt Wenn bic Bemiibun9tn,
ben Rrieg su b;ntertreiben, miBgludeH,
10 tpirb Gublano li1 in's Mittel legen,
unb baburd pirb England gum Ginidreisg
ten sespunsen merben. Die europdis
ihen Mddte tperoen lib balb ins Wittel
leesn miiifen.
..-s.A- .-...- Kaufen Qorpeoobooie.
BerIin1 81. ssuli sSie ninef-
I9e 3egierune bat bel beutlhen GhiHs-
bauern Sorpeboboote beitent.
Die Cholera
Srapemi nbe, 81. SnIi. Gin
0eiser auf einem bier BON ct. Yeters.
burg eineetroflenen Dampfer farb beiite
an Der gbolera
Gin Kampf nit 11alaYen.
W1abrib, 81. Suli.-Oie 2egie-
rung purbe benahri9ti9t, ooB en- 80.
Suli bic ipaniIden Sruppen 81 Wans
oiario, malopild3e Rebellen in bic Jlu4t
ihlueen. $50 Walapen puroen s0e.
tobtet.
Die Wellmnn'id,e Tlcropolr rErpeot
| ton niht pesloren.
Gonbon, 81. Suli. .-Gari 5iewera
empfins seitern Nbeno elm 9elegramnl
BON bem Rapitdu bes nor,pesiIben Rob-
benl9iffes uGrlins." wel6es eeltern aut
Snlel 3romloe, Jinmarf, 9lormegen,
eintraf. Ser Gapltdn iast in Ieiner
Depelhe, baB CT in Der Ndbe oes Amiter-
bam Sslanh bic Bemannung hes
Dampfers rHasnipalo Sarl," ipe!9er
bic Wellman 9toropol=grpeoition be-
eleitete, geiproden babe.
The morning call., 1894-03-12
BETROTHALS.

Information comes from the Hawaiian Is
lands of the engagement Of Miss Julie Albu. a
well-known English concert-singer who ap-
peared here last winter, TO Colonel George Mac
farlane. wealthy merchant and planter of
Honolulu They will be married In this city In
April.
Announcement is made OF the engagement of
William Rodgers. an attorney at-law of this
city. TO Miss Roberta Wilson. eldest daughter
OF s. G. Wilson, the banker of san Luis
Obispo, and niece OF Mrs Henry Wanton of
Berkeley. The wedding will take place next
June.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Martha Seller and J. Coleman. They receiv ed
the congratulations OF their friends yesterday
afternoon at 1854 Post street.
The wedding of Miss Ada johnson ana Fred
erick Wright Will take place next Wednesday
at Temesca
The wedding of Miss Kate NJ. Jones of Nico-
laus and Thomas o. Arens of Dunnigan Will
take place next May.
The wedding of Miss Ella G. Hildreih of this
city aud DR.. Lorin w. Howk of Rochester,
n. Y, took place on February % al the resi-
dence OF the brides uncle, Judge Marvin, at
SkaDeateles, n. Y.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Dora
WiIziDEsi OF Vallejo and Maurice lyman, a
young merchant OF Oakland.
The morning call., 1894-03-12
WEDDINGS.

notable marriage was solemnszed Sunday,
March 4, at the Synagogue Sheriff. Israel, cor
ner of Post and Taylor streets. The sacred
edifce was crowded with representative mem
bers of the most prominent Hebraic families of
San Francisco. The occasion which drew
forth so large an attendance was the marriage
OF Miss Jennie X. Herzog of San Rafael and
Henry nj. Lichtenstein, well known In local
mercantile life. TIL bride was attIred In an
elegant robe or blanc ivoire Duchesse satin
made with long court train. The corsage
was cut round and the sleeves extended 10 the
elbows, where they met the gloves OF white
updressed kid. 10 her couture was an elegant
diamond brooch and spray OF orange bios
SONS In accordance with the ritual OF the
Hebrew religion the young couple during the
marriage ceremony stood beneath beautiful
canopy made of elegant brocaded SIR. The
synagogue was most tasiefully orDamented
with smiiay. ferns and lilies.
Through the broad main aisle the wedding
procession wendell It's way from Taylor street,
preceded by six usbers, members oil Inc Con-
gregatiaD Sheriff. Israel Eight little misses
dressed in pure white followed, carrying bas-
kets well laden with the choicest Mowers OF the
season. Next came the bridesmaids and
groomsmen. The groom. escorting his mother,
was followed by Miss Julia Herzog as maid OF