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Ebsss com ssis rye ana barley csssrsd 81 tie con.
se ne s .s " I've s.sss r ~. 9, s. Se
tive qHanties and in ~ cancellation where
T.fy ~ Is or ss.sd S & r. s.s 81
cents per 6ushe Tor graln and two cents pound for
seetion requires dsser, In options and futures 20
furnish 20 hsreysnus collector un details to tbs
snnasy I. Sr ns bonn p ssn, ecm S0 m Inc
law and Psy all taxss which bond Is to be IN the penal
section afsguirss the dealer. 10 enter In books In the
minutest detail all transactions invnlvinE options and
All dependent documents connected with the ortsins
contract ars bear similar nuneer TO the ORIGINAL
ton Of the internal revenue collectors to whom sworn
monthly r ,dl are 70 be made
in suitable books. aud section ~ requires them to
make monthly report to the Commissioner Of Inter.
section " concerns the preparation. distribution,
nroyss. p.Say tos .hsr d .sa a1s
provides Against counterfeitnF the stamps ss In the
section Il r.iisvss rom Avalon ps,,,., to contract.
unable to deliver IN time through unavoidable casual
irsnd and n.Sss sso an snn ,b ~. so ..
tracts made in behalf Of the United States state
farmer. Tor srei.s bsionsns 10 them a. III. lime ~
contract. which had been grown or growing
pant Of he prSdSst Of The lana Tor s Tor
work done on the same also contracts made by the
S the u Of any S I p.foh G IN II. manu-
featuring business or for the o. himself de-
ply persons engaged IN selling articles to persons
who directly consume them.
Section - proy,dsss penalty o. not lee. than 500
1--WE Years both for failure to observe the require
Section is provides that the payment Of the taxes
shan not relieve persons from the restrictions OF state
Section Il Suthorllss the Comm ssioner Of Internal
Revenue to make the necessary regulations And sec
lion is provides that the act shall take effect July l.
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Tn. Proe..s,as. .. Oh. Ho....

NJ .,,,.. r. an.
A.. aN., feo mo house 70.
ss, anu Soff'e''oh VI
ps fu s 'ouina he speaker ana mr..
,@p'' 49, '"o" 50 iu'o psfna-
s' "tSuE,o as " whe'ner OF not tho
u.s. W Wnien 'ne Aosen'ees were re-
oon'.nueu a,,er 'hs aoIonthmen'. ne
a. Aeu .naN u ",u, Suu 'ns iouss 'ooA Up
=, ~ n O'uei' "hieh wee 'ne eonsiuoration
sx no ia"aian iesoiu''ons VI 'hs ioreiRn
CoulnI''eo'
$500 ,"o wy "as sunouneeu u ""s seen
tlne mouse almost secured quorum II it
~ no' se,uai'S nave H. ana thers was an ei-
n us " some inoeIs 10 "ithura" or
.Eo .neir '"les' me speaker however
49, as ms eouiu on, % aohe oyuhani-
''"SeH'' sna oo'eeioh was mAoeih oaeh
Teas. ia; Nays. 3-no quorum. Nj. Springer
'Dem, III made the point OF order that III
htu,ea quorum ana NOT 10 As had
s.n he'u IN support OF TINS No cited the
ro VI eA,spsaker Reed In the flity-hrst
sss' hoiding that quorum consisted OF
an tr OF 'he lNine memOers' ana not OF
NJ Sno nau oeen elected.
M Heed said that he was not clear on that
kIt .ut was under the impression that ne
u'slleu o'hsr"ise.
Ahe Speaker read Mr. Reeds decision from
the Journal of the Eiftx-hrst Congras. On
which n vs. sho,,'n a., - ,.,Tar,.at =.
-1.a,, !. vas SHOWN 'hA' on an important case
Aeontested election cAse-he mr.. Crispl be-
Inc on the floor at the time "A noint Of ordar
NlsmsIa tb.t . .,',-r,,,. a,'.i...s -,
io,i,. ., :, mat Quorum consisted OF ma
Fuu OF the membership OF the House. and not
Of the liying members. Speaker Reed. owing
10 ths onn,,sI~ =. - 80 - - y -
CONFUSION al the ume' could not nnd
nsrrecedsnts and SO allowed the point tenn
pera-iv hut ~, ~o,,i..I,,1, ~. ,i~.i- -
D.
49," anu '"oh'h@ Up 'he pIsceoehis ne
'iael That quorum consisted Of = majority
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she Nag ne ~ nssste-e - Nsyss she ass
Sailed for New Yerk.


PhRIs. Feb mo trace has yet been found
ofthe Princess Colonna. the stepdauRhte Of
Mr.. John W. Maekay. VINO is suing her husband
for a judicial separation here. The Princess.
who was residing in Paris. was ordered by the
Court TO allow her husband TO see the children.
but when the Prince went to the hotel at which
she had been living, she had disappeared. IL
is ported that she has taken her departure
for the United States. but both her advocate
and solicitor refused to-day to either deny or
confirm the report.
The solicitor OF Prince Colonpa will try to
bring the matter before the tribunal in Paris
to- morrow. The Prince has obtained n writ In
asult he has instituted in Naples demanding
That the Princess return to hls home. or, in de-
fault Thereof, that the Prince be apboictsd
up for " hearing on Feb, 1G
There Is reason to believe that the Princess
was In the eouth OF France about n week ago
The deduction now ls that she is either at
Mentone. Mt which place the Court gave her
permission to reside for the benefit OF the
health OF the children, or that she has taken
passage on the North German Lloyd steamer
which sailed from Genon on last Wednesday
for New York. Credit liz given here to the
theory that she Is still at Mentone.
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Consideration In t.. Silver Market.

LONDON. Fob. S-The Daily Nc,cs says this
morning: Tho silver and rupee markets have
been thrown into n state OF CONSERVATION.
Hereafter there will be no apparent limit OF
the decline OF exchange. Nevertheless. while
q further fall 10 admitted to be probable there
Is n disposition In well-informed quarters to
take q calmer view Of the future course OF OK
change. Moreover. the spot supplios OF oliver
are very small. and there are indications in
America and elsewhere OF II reduction OF tho
output"
The Standard says that a further fall Of the
price of silver would not be surprising.
The DdUU Chronicle says: Tho India Coun-
ell is being severely blamed for the fearful
muddle resulting from tho currency expert
ment and the Councils action in the disposal
Of bills. Perhaps IL the Council had not so
readily listened to Indian officials and the
English trading interest India's m uddle would
have looked less hopeless"
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BIa GALES OYER THE SEA.
Considerable Damage Aioue the EazIisI
Cors-vrry High wind-.

Cor.,-vrry High winds.
LONDON. Feb. IA violent hurricane Is pre-
valling along the coasts OF most OF the coun-
tries bordering on the North Sea Many casual
ties have been reported. Some have occurred
even In the generally safe harbor of Ham burg.
In Great Britain q gale Is blowing accom-
panied in some places by heavy rain. Reports
from Inverness and Perthshire, Scotland, say
that Hoods have occurred there.
Dispatches received this evening show that
the gale swept over all the coasts OF Great
Britain, and that considerable damage was
done The sea dykes along the Strait OF Dover,
between Dungeness and Dymchurch. were
damaged by the heavy seas that pounded
against them.
At Appleton, Devonshire, the Iowlands were
Hooded for a distance OF eight miles from the
built to protect Romney Marsh, In Kent,
against the incursion of tho sea. did n OF avail
to keen tho place from being flooded to-day.
The Romney Marsh parish church was this
evening surrounded by deep water. Two
hundred vessels were com PEELED to,seek refuge
from tho storm Mt Fast Bay. Dungeness
Several cottages at Sheffield. Yorkshire were
blown down. and at Llandudno, Wales q new
baptist chapel was wrecked. The Scarborough
Peak Railroad station was completely de-
atroyed by tho wind. so heavy was the gale
that the waiting rooms and the station
masters office were blown over o wall into
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
HATcH's AET ANri-op1oys BILL
It Was DrAwa 10 Meet the ChIsI Objections
Made TO the Original Measure.

IL Was Drawn 10 Meet the ChIsI Objections
Made 10 the Original Measure.
WASHINGTON Feb. T.-Chairman Hatch OF the
House Agricultural Committee to-day intro
dueed the new Anti-Options bill which he has
been engaged In preparing for many months
1t was referred TO tho Committee on Ways and
Means. and 1t Is certain that the agricultural
element in the House will at an early oppor-
tunity. perhaps tomorrow. make a determined
effort TO secure change Of reference TO the
Committee on Agriculture whereby favorable
report on the bill 10 almost assured The bill has
been drawn to meet the principal objections
that were made 10 the original Hatch and
Washburn bills. The provisions OF the new
measure are as follows:
section dsnnss options TO be any contract whereby
party acquires the privilege but IL net obligated TO
sell to or deliver TO another at future time within
designated period any raw maRufAetuTsd cotton.
hops wheat corn. nOur oats RE barley. pork. lard
and bacon
Section defines futures be any contract whsrsby
one party 20 sell deliver another future
mentioned eohmOdtlss
sd f'9S s,fIIs az oP5Sss ana futures TSGtts
.hssink Ibs tilns u delivery Of Ihs arsIcIts. and
hsfsioiOrs asaaftd y pSfeSass or sis .ait 20 iSs
sd - % a. ss ~. aa. o Sass
we ne sonnasts shsH % seid -. =. - -
s. Is. ssysS q % Ir 20! soS
ald ths Custodian. and iesniifyins he srlisss ~
freight biils vouchers
seetioa requires tblI WhsR the eoHtrAet IL teFmi
pAted ot heFNtse than By the actual delivery
% the articles Or ghsn the termlnAtoh 10 delayed ~
agreement tie document shhA be executed - EutlnE
seeton Imposes speoiGl taK on dealers IN options
And failures 81 s24 IL aEo dennes dealer Options
70 Dc any peIson = no shall IN bis oSn behalf Tor
another deal ~ oPtieos or make coatTacts ~
comuuncAt On 70 torFiEn couutry D. ageni. part
nsT, or resident 10 another countTy. enter into
eptions contract The same denhiti1n ia applied 10
cealsrs In 'ures,
ssxton Z Requires an contracts Tor FUTURES and Cd
ttliia bear Internal roEgnus staL1pa AmauutnE
0ns eent foE eFeFy hsniEea gsiEhE % eott0a. k0ps
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LANSING. Mich, Feb 7,-Goy, Rich last night
summoned state secretary Joehim. State
Treasurer HAmbitzer. and Land Commits
sioner Berry to appear before him at the State
Capitol on Feb Is to answer TO the charges Of
gross neglect Of duty in examining the re-
turns OF votes filed In the office OF the sscrs-
tRTT OF state on tho amendment 10 the Con-
stitutton relative to the salaries of State
Officers In 1888.
The citation cnarRss that the officials sur
fered 10 90 made gross errors In the canvass
OF the statemsnts and returns filed In the ONCE
Of the Secretary OF state" and requests them
70 shoH ausswhT they should not DO removed
from once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
II. a -. Aaam. Not TO "a, w.e-.

Paterson, Feb. THE broad silk weavers
Of this city arc happy tonight over the result
Of conference to-day In the New York office
OF Il, & II. Adams
A few DAYS ago tho firm. which Is one Of the
largest SILK m tnufactuTeTE here. announced
that IL would reduce the pAY for weaV-
ing EuTah goods one-half cent a yard. As
tho proposed cut would effect the wages
city an effort was made by tho textile WOTksI 5
to prevent II. The state Board at Arbitration
after conference Of two hours Induced HON
ert Adams TO withdraw the order for re-
duetiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
Pr,.s. F.-a,a.sa'- Vile Very H..

Sofia. Feb. T.-rHncess Marie Louise OF
Bourbon. wife Of Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria.
who on Jan. 80 gave birth to a son, is seriously
ILL., She was apparently making good progress
toward recovery until last night when her
condition became suddenly worse. To-day she
summoned IN the palace.
LONDON. Feb. S.-Tha Ndnfdrd's Vienna cor
respondent SAYS that the Princess has puer-
Peral fever, and last night was believed to be
beyond hope OF recovery.
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Position Of Pros...,u,. In na..,..

LONDON. Feb. ga despatch from Rome
says: The Russian-Paral entente exists only
outwardy. The position OF the Catholics in
Russia is intolerable. but France. supported
by Cardinal Ram polla. strongly opposes any
action lik ely to offend Russia. Bishop Zerr who
Tiraspol. Russia. to write 10 the Vatican ex-
cspt through the i'm perlal officials, No CAtho-
lic clergyman In Russia pay leave his diocese
newspapers and eonfraternitlss are forbidden.
Catholic priest baptizing tho child from
bariah - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
oa,r French Canned Good. TO He Used.

PARIS. Feb. THE Petite RPpubHQus Fran
cdiss says that Gen. MERCER. Minister of War
has decided that canned goods for the army
shall in future be exclusively OF French manu-
iactuIe. These goods have been furnished hy
Americans The change will increase tho cost
ask for a supplementary credit TO procure it's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

LONDON. Feb. s.-The DAILY Ne,os says that
the principal subject TO he discussed at the
meetings Of the National Liberal Federation In
Portsmouth next week II the House OF Lords.
The Federation Is expected to express strong
and advanced opinions on the prerogatiyes,
usefulness, and recent conduct OF the peers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

A Fsmrhiet EiioEi-uc OF Hiu, Published IN
Pnrts

Pnri-.
PArIs, Feb 1.-THE police nre keeping a
strict watch on the grave in Ivry Cemetery.
which lie supposed by some persons 10 contain
the remains Of Auguste Valiant. The police
think tao Anarchists may attempt to make
demonstration in thecemetery
pamphlet eulogizinE Valiant has heen
secretly published here. It's authorship is at
trlbuted to Sebastian Faure.
vienna, Feb. 1.-Two Anarchist workmen
and an editor named Stransky alta chei to the
Czech paper IOhp Ljsig have boon arrested
here on charge Of treason. II ia said that
the prisoners were In communication with
Hamburg and Amsterdam Anarchists and
that thcy. were engaged IN spreading seditiOus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

PARIS Fob. The subcommittee OF the
Navy Commission has adopted the proposal
Of NJ. Lockroy that the Commission be asked
TO divide itself into four sections in order that
separate inquiries may he made into the CEN
trial naval adm inistration. arsenals. accounts.
and naval construction. II Is expected that the
inquiry will last six month";
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

LONDON. Feb L-Gen. +. W. Kitchener. Sir
dar of the Egyptian army. has been made
knight Grand Cross OF ST. Michael and St
George. Justice Scott. judicial adviser to the
Khedive. has received the same honor. Gen.
Kitchener was offended deeply ny the khe-
dives recent structures upon the discipline Of
the Egyptian army that he resigned his Office.
He was induced by the khedive. however. to
reconsider this action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
GLADSTONB ar BIARRI7z
re Il In Good Health md Has Keen Much
Improyed by His Vacation

he H In Good Health md Has Been Much
Improved by His Vacation.
LONDON. Feh. Sir AGernon Edward West
Mr. Gladstone's friend and companion in Biar-
ritz arrived here this evening" He said in an
interview that he left Mr.. Gladstone In the best
health. Mr.. Gladstone had en- oycd his soourn
in BlarrltT greatly. and was gratihed by the
ton. He would return to London probably on
Feb. 10. He had been much surprised upon
learning that a definite report concerning his
retirement had boon published In London es-
pectally as there was no more ground for 1t
than was to he found In the uncertai nty OF an
aged statrsman's remaining in office after he
had become conscious Of his ailing powers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
The IrI.L L.nd Qus,lIoa.

LONDON, Feb THE Marquis OF London
derry. Conservative in speaking in Green
wich this evening, said that the next Unionist
Ministry ought 10 settle the Irish land ques-
ton Steps should he taken to facilitate pur-
chase and 10 enable the tenant to become
4srieI,nrn ne snS DntIi,i.ion o polrd OF
Velop ITeland's resources These and few
other steps along the same line would stop the
source OF trouble In Ireland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
ARCHITg CTS DINE.
Incidentally Tsey Sad "a Protest TO sssrs-
Iary Carlisle.

Incidentally T5ey Ssad Protest TO Ssere-
tarY Carlisle.
The Architectural League OF New York held
its regular monthly meeting and dinner last
night at lite rooms. 2l5 West Fiity-s seventh
street. Covers were laid for eighty. A motion
that the Architectural League condemn the
plans made by Government architects for the
proposed Government building at Buffalo was
carried unanimously and formal report will
he sent TO Secretary Carlisle. George Il. lost
who was sent TO Washington by the ATchi-
tectural League and the Institute o. ATchi-
tects short lime ago 10 protest against the
AeeeptAncs OF the plans by the GoVeTnment
reported last night that lie ms grounds for
believing that the plans would not be- accepted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

BERLIN. Feb. THE ReichstaG to-day dis
cussei motion b, Herren 4Groebor and Rick.
ert to amend the election regulations. with a
Wow tn making the ballot more secret. The
motion provides that an isolated room shall he
furnished. In which the electors shall write
The motion was generally supported except
by the lmDeTialists and Conservatives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
"a for - Gaod TIm-.


Vegetarian Where are the tlue gozglsS1
HisMife Here they are. What do You want
OF them.
hat down uytr my eyes. That's right. Now
help me on with this old oveTcOAt 1 dug out OF
the attic. I'm going TO the butchers To buy
pOTtoThUuse sIsAS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
ConDronnIse.


Alay-Hulio old man What the devil are
you going round with only one tTouseE leg
turned up fort
ChOlly-Wsll yOu see. dsah boy. my early
clear weather" aud / had 10 sort Of eompE0-
mise the matter, donteheFknOg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
A Nv IL a,

PARIS. Feb. The Figaro says q retired
French naval offlcsr has invented a rifle that
L. capable OF firing two kinds Of eX plosive bull
lets. These bullets have immense power OF
penetration, aud 100 OF them weigh only l.2UO
RFammeR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

When BABY Uas sick, We gave her castoriA,
When she Was Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss she chung to CastoriA.
Whsa EAS had chldFSa, shs gave them CastOrlA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
sTEkMsHIPS 10 RUSSIA.
A Movements 10 Improve Trade Betwees
Black $ - and Unit-d States Ports.

Black = - and Unit-d state. Ports.
BERLIN. Feb Tt is reported that a great
transatlantic steamship company is forming
in ST. Petersburg. The capital is said to be
2o.00o,0O0 rubles Tho aim OF the founders
IL to improve trade between Russip and North
America especially between Black Sea aad
United States ports. which are to he brought
into direct com muncatiou by a regular steam
ship service. The plan IL said to have been
made during the Chicago Fair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
Rsyoaa Tho Rrash % Love,


The New Pastor-MJ brother l adiure you
to love your enemies
Col Feud lof the KENTUCKY moonshins dis-
Iletl-CAn't do H. parsOnl Can't do i'll
TIE New PAstor-1au could II you would try.
Gel Fead-Im POSSIBLE Haln't got nonS q
loFs. Shot the lAst one this mAWninI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
an. ys.I I'D %. ven

Tssa Trs2.
yI sS5 ear The fool and his money
Jumpupps- That's all right What bsats ne
Y Why the deuce thsy should Be together 70
bsGin uith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08
TLs Fir., Joas % nsr.

Mrs. Fqnnym4n-JOhD. when yas the hrst
Joke on the mothsr-iD-laW made
Mt tVnnJnsn-When Noah went into the
ark and lett hsr out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

Senator Call OF Florida to-day gave notice OF
an amendment he Intended to offer TO the
Stewart resolution denying the authority Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue bonds
under existing laws. Mr. Calls Amendm ent de-
clHres that IL is the duty OF Congress 10 enact a
law endorsing the S5O.uOD, uOO bonds is-uad
los the secretary hsfora Feb. II. and rrohii it.
ing other anil future issues without the ok
press authority Of Congress and TrpeAlInG all
laws inconsistent with the provisions OF this
ampnumsnL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

The annual report OF John W. Powell. Direc-
tor OF the Geological Survey was made public
to-day. During the year Topographic surveys
were carried on in twenty-eiGht States and
Territories, covering nearly 2uOnO square
513OnO square miles, IN forty-seven States
and Territories have been surveyed. The
photographic force has tabulAted statistics
showing great interest In running waters Of
the country. A rough computation based on
results Of stream measurements and census
figures, shows that tho running streams when
all used. are valued At thiOOO.O,n. The
total expenditures ut the survey during the
year amounted to S+3RO22 against an appru-
priation Oi S43U.OI3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-08

Tho fatigue OF the very gay social season
Just ended has induced many OF the ladies In
official circles to leave Washington for brief
rest, and the exodus will begin tomorrow
night with the departure OF Mrs. smith. tho
wife Of the Secretary Of the Interior. She will
will remain month or more. Mrs. Lamont
will GO to McGrawville. \. u. the last Of the
week for short stay. Mrs. Bissell will also
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-05-05

The members of the NJ. E. Church
at bunker Hill, gave their pastor, Rev.
Geo. w. Feelenyer, who resides at
Darkesville, a very warm reception
and severe pounding on Wednesday
afternoon, 24th inst. They came in
a body and entered the parsonage,
front and rear, each one doing his
share of pounding. The effect of which
the pastor and his family will feel for
many days to ont After filling the
larder the table was spread with many
enjoyable d~elicacies, of which all par
took. The afternoon was spent So
cially together when they departed to
their respective homes.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-05-05
IVORNIs
SEYg@F
u $4,000 PURE
DON'T Accept INVITATIONS.
MooRE-TABB.

G~erardstown doesn't often have as
giddy an occasion as a wedding. but a
mighty pretty occurred there on
Thursday at noon. At that time Mr..
Horace Moore, of Jefferson County,
and Miss Emma, the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Tabb, OF
near Gerardstown, were married in
the Presbyterian church by Rev. RIA.
White. The church was prettily trim
ed with ferns and potted plants and it
was filled to overlooking with friends
of the contracting parties. The brides
maids were Miss Anna Tabb, Miss Alice
Moore, Miss Bernice Hollingsworth,
Miss Mary Bowers. and Miss Mabel
Carter. The groomsmen were Messrs.
Lee Moore. Richard Moore, Vim.
Moore, Dudley Campbell, and John
Aglionby. The ushers were Ed. Lee
Tabb and Glen Campbell. After the
wedding a luncheon was served at the
residence of the brides parents, after
which they left for a wedding trip to
the Eastern cities.