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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
NEWPORT NEWS.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, August H.
There WAS full attclrluncu in Rich.
moud Tuesday at The meeting of the
Newport News Cotton Manufacturing
Company. Messrs. NJ. 3. Crowcll. of
Norfolk, and Geo. Schmitz, OF this
city, attended, aud they gave most
satisfactory report of the proceedings.
Nj essrs Elan and Smith, of Richmond.
were mnde general agents, md they
VIII place 5000, 600 worth of stock. The
enterprise will be unquestionably one
OF the best that has ever started here.
ana tho stock is ssid To he sought utter
by Northern and Western capitalists
Mr.. SWAIN, who has been here for
several months in the Government of.
flee AT the ship yari, will leave tho Int
tor part of this week for his home In
Boston.
Miss Sallie Walker and her mother.
Mrs. Lindsay Walker, will leave to dey
for Charlottesville TO attend large
tournament which will be given there
to III orruw.
An extremely sad death occurred
from drowning in Hampton Tuesduy.
liss Mott. who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Mosher, there Tor some
time, WAS playing with several Young
girls IN II boat in Hampton creek, when
she lost her balnnco,snd fell overheard
She shrloked for help and her cries
attracted the attention of the captain
OF u schooner, who went to her assist.
ance, but too late to prevent her from
drowning.
The affair created au unusual sensa.
ton, md in II short while a large
crowd had assembled at the scene.
Much sy mpathy is expressed regard.
ing the sad affair
The Americus Democratic Climb Mt n
meeting Tuesday night unanimously
endorsed Mr.. Clarence Robinson as the
representative OF Warrick county in
the next House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
IN BERKELEY.

Mrs. o. l.. Wood. of rilery. N. c.,
is visiting Mrs. } G. Wright, on yir-
ginia street.
MIR. w. Il. Daugherty and wife arc
visiting in Baltimore.
The dying horses TINT have been
located at tho old Green House on
Liberty street extension. were moved
to Norfolk yesterday.
Cupt q. X. Baker continues very i'll
at his residence on Clifton street.
Rowan Wilson, colured, who wns
arrested here Tuesday bv Sergeant
Lindsay. charged with stealing skim
from v Cacocn, OF Norfolk, was gwen
hearing yesterday by Justice Bur
ronghs aud discharged. Wilson is con.
side'ed to be very reliable by those
who have employed him.
Capt w. III. Kirby "a reported unite
sick ut his residence. on Pearl street.
horse that belonged to Mr.. Guutis,
who has woodward on Virginia
street, took fright yesterday morning
aud ran AWAY. On reaching the Gum.
msr Company's mill he slipped down
and 1t took the aid of several men to
eXtricnte him from the cnrt lie was
bItched to the cart again aud taken
bnck to Mr.. Gents mill when he
again run OIL. Tins time he reached
the station house before any damage
occurred. There The cart was turned
over and damaged To some extent aud
tho horse was skinned badly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

kain, who. when asked why the change
was made, said because / am better
than FLYNN.
"Pop" Tate got six hits in tho two
games Yesterday. Jake Wells didn't
get one. It's funny how this team can
90 snch great hitting ut home, aud fall
OIL SO perceptibly when they take q
few days trip.
Joanes didn't look as natural yester.
day, when acting az umpire, az he
does when playing first. By the way,
'Old Soldier" has been released by
petersburg to make room for a couple
OF pitchers: Here is good ball player
Tor any club needing streng theniug.
Yesterdays Richmond Times con
tains the following: Umpire Rafferty,
was IN the city yesterday, having re.
turned from Norfolk late Monday. |
interviewed HIM in regard to the dis.
orderly Conduct OF the Norfolk play.
ers, aud the manner in which they had
treated him. He said: al will resign
my position before | will umpire again
IN Norfolk. have the reputation Of
bein an honest umpire, and sooner
than submit to such Insults aud slurs
as were cast upon me vest erday, | will
get out OF the business. Norfolk kicked
on everything, and Tate and O'Hagah
both told me that If | did not reverse
my decision when | called Wells safe at
home thut | would not leave the field
alive. They offered me no police pro-
lection, aud lnSnlted me III every pos
sible way, aud for no cause. No, sir; |
have been in tight places, but yesterday
capped the climax"
In reieronce TO the above, The VIR-
oINlAN wishes to say that it took tue
time and trouble to interview Messrs.
Int and o Hagan, who denounced MIR.
rafferty, as an unmitigated prevari-
Gator. The whole truth of the matter
| Is, late had right to kick when he was
given such deal as Rafferty, gave the
Norfolk club, aud this man, who has
been foisted upon the Norfolk public
III the capacity of All umpire. told Man
ager Tate TINT if he did not stop kick
ing be would give the game to Kich
mond anyhow. Tate dared him to do
1t, aud that WINS nil that wau said.
There was no trouble between the
| players aud Rafferty,, and what oc.
Cured in the grand stapd was brought
about by enthusiastic Richmond
"rooters" who let their zeal for the
success of the blue Birds" get the
uppcrhand of their judgement. And
ms Tor InE NIRGlNIAN making excuses
Tor the behavior of the Norfolk people
on that occasion, 1t wishes to say 10 It's
highly esteemed contemporary, that
| the Richmoud League authorities
| should not only be the ones to mike
excuses. but should make an apology
for hiring rafferty, and sending HIM
here. They should certainly be ashamed
OF the kind Of work he did In Nor
folk. Yet, i'll, face of all this, he is still
Kept on the pay roll and OBLIGATED In
the game at Roanoke yesterday. How
long will nh umpire be kept who gives
| Richmond the worst Of it? The VR.
| GILMAN mas not forgotten the fate of
Mclaughlin, nor how the sufficient
number of protests against him were
occurred
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
THE SOUTHERN ROAD
Preparing for Business. The Coun.
ellis Committee.

CHS Committee.
The Norfolk aud Carolina railroad is
making arrangements for the accom-.
modntion of the business of the Soutb-
ern road, which will reach NorfoIk
over Its rails.
TmE NlEGINIAN is informed that at
almost every station between this c,ty
and Tarboro, y. G.. side tracks are
being laid. 1t is said that the con.
strucIion OF warehouses and wharyes
on the other side of the river will be
pushed with vigor.
The special committee, which was
Instructed by the Select Council to
communicate with President Spencer
with view TO having the general of.
ices OF the company located here, will
discharge the duty imposed upon them
IN the next few days, and 1t is he
lieved that Norfolk's chance to be tba
headquarters of the company is as good
ss any city III the South.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
Diamond Dus, and EIn.ucs


Norfolk has jumped to fifth place
again.
Richmond made one run and ten hits
IN twenty one innings yesterday.
The "Clams" have played three
games this week with but one error.
When Cote enters his protest there
IL generally something radically wrong,
Lynchbnrg has signed a new pitcher
named Mason. lie comes from the
Evansville, Ind, club. H. is said TO be
good one.
The home team put up three mag
nliicent games at home this week.
Keep 1t up boys, there is no reason
Why you cant do 1t away from home.
McPartlin aud Weeks pitched great
ball yesterday. They were strictly in
the game. Those doubling this asser
ton are respectfully referred to the
Richmoud club for proof.
Portsmouth lost her seventh straight
game yesterday. They meet the Rich
mond club on their own grounds this
afternoon, when they will probably
take brace and do some ball PLAYING.
They can If they will.
Glllen ID good pitcher; in fact.
Richmond ID fortunate in having an
elegant corps OF twIrlers. Flynn. who
he's been dubbed the "wi2Zard," must
have forgotten what Wyman, the old
time necromancer and wizard ueed to
call his fertilizer" for the "Clams" at
once got on to his delivery. and would
probably have hit him hard Ind not
Jake" replaced him with BARLEY"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
EDENTON. N. G.

The Red Stocking bull club, OF Nor.
folk, will play IA match game of bali
with the colored club OF this place this
afternoon at The Fair grounds.
Rev. W. +. Jordan, of Hartford.
was IN town yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. ii. DiXson is at Nays Head.
Messrs. Eley and Hawkin returned
yesterday from Norfolk.
MIR. G, c. Haste came up from Nag 8
Head Monday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

O'Hagau. McGann aud Tate; Berte,
Housemsn and Wells. Unpire-Mr.
Jouues.
THE SECOND GAME.
After few minutes intermission
play" was again called by Umpire
Joanes and the two teams started the
battle anew. Flynn and Foster were
in the points for the Richmonders aud
Weeks aud Cote for Norfolk. The
CLANS earned two RUS in the first
inning on hits by o Hagan, and Tate
tielGers choice and stolen bases by Cor
coran and O'Hagan. They scored two
more In the second on base on balls,
fielders choice and McPartliu being
lug after two mru were ont aud four
hits had been nude OF Flynn in the
two innings. " ellis sent Flynn to the
bench aud substituted Kahn, MCGOWAN
going to third.
1t is presumed that Wells became
piqued at II decision OF JONES, calling
Tate safe on first when he thought he
ought to have been called ont, claiming
TINT Groves caught Yate's fly aud did
not trap 1t or get it on the short bound
ns Joanes decided he did. At any rate
he took Flynn out. Kahn pitched just
as good game as the Wizard" would
have done as the Norfolks only sue
ceeded in getting five hits of him.
1t is useless to go on aud give the
details Of the remainder of the game,
the blue Birds" were simply out.
olassed. They were outplayed from
the start to the finish and did not sue
coed In sending man across the plate.
They only made three hits of Weeks
aud their error column footed up the
sumo amount, while the home lads
added three more runs to their score,
making 1t at the finish of the game
stand to 0. The score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
LSnchburg II Stiii winning.
BY southern Associated Press.

LYNchBURG, Va, August IA fine
game Of ball, with u heart disease finish.
wound up the Petersburg series here
to-day, making three straight the
Iynchbur2s have taken from the
Farmers. Hallowell WAS in the box
for the visitors and pitched the game
Of bis life for eight innings. Al the
beginning Of the ninth the score stood
. TO in favor OF Petersburg, and the
local fans were ready to give up the
game,
In the ninth, however, bit OF "gen
eraI ship" on the part Of the visitors
worked out disastrousiy for them, and
Lyncbburg scored i've runs. Both
pitchers were i'll fine form, and the
fielding was excellent except in the
ninth. Score:
Lynchb urg 100 00O 0OlO5-G : /
Petersburg 49,. 002O 600 |
Batteries: Willis and Schabel Halo
well and Smith.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
Roanoitc Made "a Ihrcc Straight.
BY Southern Associated Press.

ROANOKE, Va, August 14.-Rosnoke
made it three straight IN Il very close
game this afternoon. 1t was pitch.
era battle and Fry did beautiful work.
Moynihan also pitched well, but his
support WAS bad Mt times. However,
the errors by tho visitors did not af.
feet the run getting.
Il II l.
Roanoke. . 9 90 O0O-4 . 3
Portsmouth,. 30 100 o 0-3 L i
Batteries: Fry and Clark; Moynihan
and Chids.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
PROPOSALS.
N O II 9 II.

Sealed proposals for the erection of
Public School Building in tae Fourth Ward
VIII be received by the Buiiding Committee
until 2 III. AUGUST 2'th. 1897.
rams and specifications can be had at the
ON. OF ). {. league, Supervising Archi-
tect Columbia building.
All propofals must be addressed to JOHN
- WhlIEliEAD. Chairman ut his Office.
No Bank street
mo COMMITTEES reserves the right to re-
Jet any or all bids. auatd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
wr,tho 1pon He'd %, .yov,,

Is what people troubled with rheuma,ic
symptoms can fairly expect It they Ia &. no
eine'en' means 10 check 9 rapidly grow
ing malay whicU. II 5 ould never he ,n,.
gotten, has tendency to at ack the hart
and terminate life. The tsst mOnv. mill.
and prof sslonal. is ovcrwholiniiirk con.
HihclhS ana concurrent that !iostetters
ventivc and curative OF rhenatism. IL com.
pieteiY eApurSatos from tho blood tho scr,I
principle which. alta king tho tissues ar
rounding tho joints and muscles, cause sn II
"lsne pam, c Bite 5 promotes c
action OF the kidneys, bladder stomach and
bowels, nnd remedies malaria neryousue q
ana aebliit'. also indu rs appetite and
sound repose hastens convalesceu o after
e1hhustihS ma!adies. ami mitigates tn in.
hrmities OF age. Take IT daily at regular
intervals, and confidently expect the Lest
results ''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

SUMMARY; Earned Runs-Norfolk,
=. Two Base Hits-Tate. Base On
Balls-Oh Flynn, 3; off Kahn. >; OH
Weeks, =. Hit BY Pitched Balls
Wells and Weeks. Struck Ou;-By
Flynn, | ; by Kain, 2; by Weeks, II.
Wild Pitches-Flynu, /; Kuin, !.
Passed Bull-Cote, /. Stolen Bases
Bradley, Berte, McGowan, O. Hagan,
Corcoran. Left on Bases Richmond,
>; Norfolk, s. Umpire-Mr. Joanes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

Why travel without one of our Gov
ert overcoats? Correct in fit, style
aud place. NICHOLS " WALLACE
lG9 Main strnnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
Electric Fans.

Best and cheapest IN the city. Sup.
ply Just received. Call or drop postal
TO b. Slelnhilber, Telephone Exohanna.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
4 LIE IN INK IS THE BLACKLIST OF LIES!
30 Expect to Find the Truth Here Except We or the
Printer Err.

Iowels Pure Linen Huckaback ones; yes whaIes--27
inches AZ inches We
pretend how herec but
bought euch " - $3.50 ""o' wy "i'
towels. inches
ana sun large enough for &c cnch.
Ies ''' $500 '"'"o'' Wv e"o"'
SKIRT patterns OF Black Outing Flannel
reduced to Zoe " 80 'N""' ~ "e"i' Aneae
d Wmte he lot of Simpsons finest Calico prints Light
pretty well
Ladies Fast Black, Pink, Blue tito nd
Win open work nep Hose Tint q
Eoc 1t lncky or for
They he goneso ou. ' - 'pA - '"''o
Several hundred odd gowns few Of each
some lohsdne Cambria,
marked down from 81 20 and $l37 week
many were SOLD still there
lair TO say that they IA bargnn
fast black
mems bhioriRRan ndershirts not the
Matt P@++>A< O. ~i-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

fNc''anu out. running uut oi iuv.
lynn hal no time az Tia bat.
SCORE Ia ISSiSG.
Richmond .............. % - U 0 b o. o
40. 10 l. Dol. ......... ...... . U o y . 0
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
ANIi>g:'Ig:N AZ

-" the wrong side OF the street.
I Geo. ID. Chase, III Main street, bnt
he is on the right side of prices. Fine
limo OF watches, chains, etc.. belt buck.
les and silver novelties. Prompt at.
sention gwen to sill kinds OF repairs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

Or. n. jackson, homeopathic.
oihSe. Moritz building; Residence, Ho.
tel Norfolk; phone. 2s5. Jy7 eodu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

HARtNER WANTED TO ESTABLISH EI.EC-
! TIKI Al. INDUS iKl--A thorough ptacIicIl
electrical engineer graduate Of one OF The leading
ShNcr,nl"Nl ~ prcs'u 'ui crinleMtent of lzlg.
~orsS ia the lat kI,iu. capital. ,i,s!rr. to
associate tin:e'i with piau o,Hma ndiug ,aui al
cuisines, an'IitN AM s"cia si.niius with vicN TO
kotac in Norfolk FOR tie y I'm .,r of cluhItShinu
anu csVeopiug tlIe OF Industry IN IL yurci
sIths Reference. details al inui nation. e.,
xic.. VIII u" rlui>hrd hy ColrcspuuIing with
j., care OF Nirg ni.n 0ih,c iy9S-tufrs.
A GEMS make s. daily. M.rye!ous invention
~ tetSiIs - - I. to I; sold in oa>e ~aruul,.
sna led FREE. FGRShEE 4 MAXIM ,in,iuuutiO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
NORFOLK WON THEM BOTH
Concluded from Second page.

4; Norfolk, IL. Double Plays
O'Hagau, McGann aud Tate; Berte,
Housemsn and Wells. Unpire-Mr.
Jouues.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
LOSS OF APPETITE.
INERTIA.
L.ASSITUDE.

In such cases nrowu's Iron
Bittcts IS iuCompli able It's
effects ate immediate and
lasting.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

Browns Iron Eiucrs viii cure BAD
Hood, kidney and Liver Troubles.
Wonderful Tor dyspepsia, Consiipa-
ton, Female Weakness aud Malaria.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

G. DOn TO LEND at t per cent on city real g..
- J.WJV ;ate, klFFlN y 1OMLIN, Academy
W .hNsll NNlluluE. LLl.il-tf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-13
THE RATE COMMITTEES WORK.
The Mardi Gras and Mobile Fares
Agreed Upon.

The rate committee Of the Southern
Passenger Association which was in ses-
sion here two days, finished its business
yesterday afternoon and adjourned TO
meet next month in Atlanta. The COM
mittee was engage almost all day with
routine business.
The question of the Mardi Gras rate
was perhaps the only one in which the
public is particularly interested. The
committee fixed the individual rate the
same as last year, which was from most
sections one fare for the round trip. The
fare from Savannah 10 the New Orleans
Mardi Gras Will be SlsS5 and from to
made. However in the sS rate '''i Tor
military and fire companies and bands in
unlTcrm and IN parties of twenty-five or
over, and the fare in such cases viii be
one cent per mile Travelled.
IL was decided. by resolution, to hold the
monthly meetings Of the committee which
nave been provided for at headquarters
IN the Equitable building in Atlanta on
account of the fact that all OF the papers
ana books Of reference are kept there. and
u IS announcement to move them around
from place TO place every time a meeting
IS held. IL may be, however. that eXcep-
tiCns VIII be made sometimes and there
Is no DOUBT that the rate men would Ike
10 hoid another meeting in savannah.
we nave had q harmonious and Iicas-
@al, .iet una COMMISSIONED Thomas
Sai!' ana We nave transacted fCoi
deal OF business. Our Visit 10 Savannah
mas peen decidedly q pleasant one. and
We only regret that on accC nj Of bis-
mess matters TO which we mad 70 give
our attention, VIC could rot accept III! OF
the h2sD4t2iit.cs thar were tenuerc1 us.
but those which we had an opportunity
cf accepting we cnjryeI heartily ana We
city"
Commissioner Thomas expressed the
general sentiment of the general passcn-
ger asents in what ne said. They came
TO Savannah this time on invitation of
Commissioner u. q. Purse of the freight
bureau, and they have been urged to
come again whenever they can make
the opportunity. The party was taken
out 10 Thunderbolt after the adjourn
ment Of the meeting and treated TO a fish
dinner by the representatives of the rail-
road lines centering here. Most Of the
members Of the committee left the city
on the night trains
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-13
MAYOR NELSON TALKS BACK. =
ThunderbOlts DrunI<s Come From
Savannah, He Says.


Mayor Nelson of Thunderbolt doesn't
like the imputation that Savannah's regu-
lar Monday morning docket of Sunday
DRINKS is furnished by Thunderbolt lie
retaliates with the statement that Thun-
derbolt's Monday morning docket is made
up largely of Savannah DRINKS.
Il see that Mayor Myers and Chief Me-
Dermott are quoted in recent newspaper
articles" he said yesterday Ito the effect
that the arrests for drunkenness in the
city on Sunday or a large percentage of
them, are caused by Thunderbolt liquor
and consequently the number of arrests for
drunkenness on Sunday is no indication
that liquor is being sold in the city to the
extent that has been charged. If you will
just take the trouble to ask the conduc-
tors on the Thunderbolt lines how many
drunken people they carry out from Sa-
thing. Most OF our arrests for drunken
ness at ThunderbOlt on Sunday are Sa-
Vannahians who are drunk when they get
there. They are usually sober by the time
they reach Savannah after having spent
the night in the Thunderbolt jug. When
the arrest is made we usually find a half
pint flask bearing the trademark of some
Savannah dealer You might also ask
Capt. Johnston how much his Sunday trav-
81 has fallen off this winter not summer
as compared with last winter. 1t makes
quite a large hole in his receipts he in
dealers are simply starving to death since
the present administration went into DOW
er in Savannah. There are only five sa-
looms there now. and instead of being
crowded on Sundays, they are hardly
making expenses. 1t is preposterous to
claim that these five saloons supply the
patrons of Savannah's go licensed bar
rooms every Sunday"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-13
DIVISION NO. 4, OF HIBERNIANs.
It's officers Elected for the Coming
Year.

It's officers Elected for the Coming
Year.
Division Nc. 4 Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians held large and enthusiastic
meeting at Hibernian hall last night at
which the following officers were unani-
mously clected;
President-J< ]. Dillon.
Vice President-T +. Gleason.
Recording Secretary-J. E. Moran.
Financial Secretary. /. Morssey.
Treasurer-N. j. Murphy.
Sergeant-at-Arms-J. j. Graham.
Sentincl-D. T. Quinan
Marshall. +. CAVITY.
Standing Committee. J. Kirby y. p.
Corish. John r. Evans, ]. r. Sherlock,
and Thomas O'COnnell.
The reports showed that the finances
of the division are in a hourishing condi-
ton. and everything is promising for
pleasant and prosperous year. After the
meeting, refreshments were served and
a good time generally was enjoyed. The
members decided by a unanimous vote
to attend the bazaar al st. Patricks church
next Monday night in a body, about sew
enty-hve strong.
President Dillon is to be congratulated
on having one Of the best divisions In tbe
state. IL - practically only year ola
and while the youngest of all, IL Is one OF
the strongest and most representative I'm
it's makeup 70 be found anywhere In the
country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-13
Welded AND MADE HAPPY.
MIR. Ivan IT. Goodrich Marries Miss
Katie =. Jones.

MISS
Katie :. Jones.
The marriage OF Mr.. Ivan T. Goodrich
and Miss Katie S. Jones was happily
celebrated last night at the residence Of
the brides parents, No. SO Broughton
street. The wedding was largely attend
ed by the friends of the bride and groom.
DR.. J. o. A. Cook performed the cere-
mony IN an impressive manner.
The bride was attired in white albatross
and carried bouquet of white roses and
ferns. After the ceremony had been per-
formed and the happy couple had receiv-
ed the congratulations of their friends,
refreshments were served.
The bride and groom have many friends
mere. Miss Jones is the daughter Of Mrs.
J. d. Epps. She has lived in Savannah
only year. She resided several years
IN Macon and was one of the bellies there.
nef popularity was amply demonstrated
n the recent contest for the prize at the
German Volunteers fair for the most pop
ular young lady in Savannah in which
she won.
Mr.. Goodrich is the head of the firm of
Goodrich & Co., commission merchants.
he has been here only a year, but he
has firmly established himself in the es-
TEEN or those who know him. He is a
young man of excellent qualities and abil-
tues and has happy faculty of having
the same number of friends as he has OF
aeGuaintances. He is highly connected
in Baltimore and in New York where he
was born. He has been selected as man.
ager Of the large refrigeratng plant
which Is TO be built here soon by COM
pany of western meat packers
Mr.. Goodrich is the son OF William w.
Goodrich. head of the firm of Goodrich
q Goodrich, architects of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Goodrich left last night
for Atlanta. They will stay there a week
taking in the exposition and will be ready
to receive their friends at SO Broughton
street after next Friday A la ~
of their friends accompanied them to the
train