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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
Nitt6tpu.

- Die 9lnseitelten Der Benniplbania
8oblen Gpmpanie babier tpsrben bieien
DOnneritas unb Sreitas ausbesabIt
iperoen.
- Ser Tasel6bner @m. Bed tpurbe
am Wtontas our6 einen bor3eitis ab,
sebsnben Sprensi6uB in Der gb6nir
Dtine i6limm perlebt: er tpirb i'm Sos
ipital bebanoelt.
Ser Winsr Sobn 9. McanIep er.
bielt am Sonntas i'm No. 4 S9adt
msbrere 3srbrddte Singer in elmer 9umpe
uno stpei berielben tpuroen ibm ipdtsr i'm
SUipitaI absenommen.
- Gin Anbebsutenbes 5euer entitanb
am Sreitas Nbenb ettpa Ill llbr i'm
2ebieb 8aIsp Srabtbaus BEL Der Sumo.
tion, bas bur6 bic grpIoiion elmer aamps
peruria6t uno nit serinsem S6aben
ssI0idt ipurbe.
- Wdbrenb Der @Ieftrifer, Der auf
baS 2idt in bem GortOn Sofe a6tet, am
Dienitae glabt an bemielbsn bei1dftist
mar, e,bieIt er cine Stromsri6itteruns
bic ibn nieberparf unb ibm i6merslide
Sdrammen sufiste, iotpis bsibe Sdnbe
i6limm perbrannte.
- 8ei benz Durdbrennen ieines
PferoeS um Sreitas in SapIor, purbs
9epp 9oocmann bon bier aus ieinsr
8utide eeiporfen unb erlitt babur6 einen
8einbru4, iotpie innerIi6e 8erIsBunsen.
Sein ibn besleitsnber Sobn emanuel
erbieIt nur Iei6ts 8erIesunssn.
- George We@inneB iputbe in benz
yfo. S4a9t Der Susquebanna 8oblsn
Gompanie leBten Donnerftag bur1 einen
Dedenfau lebensgefdbrlib perlebt; ber
II Sabre alte Robert Rposr bon 4poca
1T am ielben Gage in Der Ipccc Wins
BON einem berabfaIenben Giienitld au,
senblidli6 Set6otet porben.
: Der 9idbrise Sarrp gilbert por
Biaiam StraBe fubr am Uiontag Wor.
gen anf einem Waeen, als bic Yfero'
plDbli6 ansosen, er bsrabfsI unb unter
Die &dber bes Waesns serietb, bic ibe,
ieinen Masen hnb Elm Sein fubren; bai
Sein tpuroe ibm eebroben unb cine Stift,
perleBt, iotpie innerli6e lebensseidbrIi9,
8erIesunsen ausefist, oensn er ipdte,
srlas. Sein Sesrabnib fanb am Witt'
mod itatt.
= @dbrsnb am Sreitaa 9oIiseide
Wiaiams einen bstteInbsn 2anofrsider
ben er perbaftet bate, na& benz Sta
tionsbaus nabm. idIus ibn Der 2anofrei
der pl6Bli4 rldIinss nisosr, bod entfan
er BEN @bef bod nidt, Senn mebrer
in Der Ndbe befinbIi6e Nnfrei6er tamel
sur SdIfe unb er ipurbe iiberpdItist. De
Tramp bate einen Ianeen 9oI6 unb eli
Raiirmefsr in Der 2ai4e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
6pbe Narfer Nptt,en.

- Die beutide fatb. ct. Sobannes
@emeinee belt am Dienitns elm mobile.
'u9tes Bic Sic in Central Bart ab.
= benjamin 8cpen il am Wlontos
IN Der Dodge Diine burd einen pI6bIiden
Oedenfau itmersIid, iebod ni6i lebenss
sefdbrli6 perIebt tporben.
= @m.. 8roiper bon grice StraBe
erbielt am Donneritas pGbrenb Der ar.
belt am SairdiIb SoteI bur6 einen um.
talenoen @iienbalten einen 3erbrodenen
6ub.
- Daniel 8rp erIitt am Samitaa in
Der Seaebue Mine am Rlden unb Irm
i9mer5bafte 8erlebunsen, bur6 Auetid.
uns stpii6en einsm ,,Rib" uno ,,Stret,
DER.
Sn Der Briggs 0iine III am Wlitt.
mod Der Winer Wm. Bed bon Senrp
plaee bur8 einen Sal bon 5eIsseitein
i3llmm uerlsst iporben, ipssiea am red,
ten glrm.
Die Wirtbidaft bon @m. gusfe
an Weit 2adapanna Nbsnue fpur6e am
Dfittpo6 our& Deputy S6erif s. 8.
5erber sefdlOHen.
- goparb WlulIen bon @aibburn
Strabe, 9reiberboB in benz Sano Banfs
S4a6t. erbieIt am 9ienitas bur9 sinen
our4brennenoen @iel, Der ibn eine Strede
i6leppte. einen 3erbrobenen Rn5beI.
9aitor s. 8ape bon Der Gbeitnut
Strobe BreSbst. Rirde, peI6er cine
9afans bon einem Nonat in ieinem frlbe,
rem WirfunssfreiS in Wiinnsiota ,u.
bru6te, 1T am DOnnerfas 4beno se.
iuno unb bur4 ben Susfus erfriidt, Su.
ridsefebrt.
- &ena, bic iunse To6ter Der gbes
leute 6rant Naumann bon Ror6 Broms
lep Ipenue ipurbe am Donneritas Ibeno
bon einem unahtiamen Subrmann mics
berserannt, Der iid bann idnel sntfernte.
Sic erbielt cine i6mer3li9e 8opfbauts
perIebuns unb peridieoene S9rammsn
am 8brper.
- @m. Searins. @m. 8Iume uno
Seloon Bauli iaben am iSreitas 4beno
in BET @bus. 8immid @irtbi6aft an
Stpetlanb Strabe unb unterbieIten ii6,
pie es beibt, dber ReIision. Sobn M.
@utfins fam tpdbrenb bes 8eiprG9s in
ansetruntenem 3uitanbe bersin unb
miidte ii6 in bahelbe, tpurbe aber bin.
ausseipieien. Natfins fam aber in furs
ser 3eit ipieber unb es entitanb bierauf
Elm Sunbsemenss. in beiien 8erIauf 8at.
fins elm Meher sur 8ertbeioisuns aOs
unb bic anoeren brei bamit iblimm su.
ridtete. Sellrins tpurbe am i6Iimmiten
perIebt, inoem er orei tiefe S6nitte srs
belt, bic ibm m6sIidernsiie oas 2sbsn
foitsn f6nnen. 8lume unb 8auIi erbieI,
ten au6 peridiebens MsHsrhi6e, bic
aber unbeoeuteno iinb. WatfinS tpurbs
furs nad Der Tbat perbaftet. @atfins
purOe am Sonntas eesen $500 8iirs'
idaft, bic Sbomas 6. Sones uno sSrau
Isitstsn, auf frsien Sub seiebt.
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S6ulbeboroe.

SIN Der am Wontus abeebaItsnen Ser.
iammIuns obiser 8eb6roe entitanb Elm
turser aber i6arfer 8orttpe6isl iiber bic
4ussabe oes @ontratteS sur SeiSune uno
Sentilation bes go. l6 S6ulsebdubes,
ala es aber sur Abitimmuns fam, puroe
su 8unfsn uon CUNT & @onneq sntidis.
ben, oersn 9reis s3,725 1T.
Oas 8au' @Omite reidte bunn cine
2iite Der Sunitors Der peridisbeuen
Sbulbduier nit bem su sublenben 2obn
elm unb refommenbirte bic Gnabme bee
8erseibniHeS. tpeIdsS eei4ab. Inter
bieien iino mebrere Deuti6e, tpis foIst
go. 5, 8aib. Sans, s25 ; NO. 8. Mars,
S6uuer. s25; SO. 10, Sobn 9lsin,
$50 SO. 33, SatOb SebeI. $50; SO.
Anusr, 8m. Weiiter, sl5; SO. 10
annsr, Srau 6. pbiaips, sl250.
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g cran ton
Spar=Samf,
122 8bomins abenne,
Scraaton, "a.

0aS dlteite Spar.Snititut i'm noro.
oitliden @enniDluanien.
9amss Blair. grdfoent.
Q. 3. Briee. 8be ptdi
3. 6. Q d dfer, goffiret.
u. 3. Blair alIift Gaiiirer
Sbeo R. Straub Seller.
9irettoren:
9amss Blair. Q. 3. qrire,
SEQ. q Gatlin. Srarf W Spencer
VI. D Blair. Samss ardbaIo.
" 8. Senusbp 9spitt 6. Blair
Bm. 8 SisisI. Sac @ Satforo
aiibrt Elm oIIsemeirss 8dnfssidift.
eisIlt BedieI SabIbar in 'rSsHb siuem sbsiIc
Der @elt aus.
8 PrO,ent Sntersffsn auf SspOfitsn bsabIt
lin Suuofbaft MIRO 9ebeten.
Ofen Samitas GbenbS bon 7 Bis 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

8isl mebr Serabisbunsen bieie g8ofe eema6t.
Spredt seitis Dor unb erbultet bas Bette.
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Der Sdnopirth,

practiider 2atbeeber fur SsIS uuS
6dus.
Redigfrt Won w. Wernich.
eIi4,int am /. i,b,u gaoHais, miubtit,Hs q 81
Sstttu fatf. Die ttt4kaIttefs, bfs unb
Aausmirtbibaftlidbe 0eitina dmtritas. Rut 30
eeurs pro Sahr, BET irietsr Borausbs IuHs. prss
sszaHnsru bet. asrsiFrs: L. Blank emeiors
ooD OoavaHe etr.. %. Lsuts. Hs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

ANOTHER HOLMES BUILDING.
The pince Where the swind!er Made
Gins. Located.

\ Chicago dispatch Of the POI saws:
Another Of II II. Holiness mysterious
buildings has been discovered. 1t is ten
miles from the castle" which Is on
Sixty-third street. The latest find Is on
Slbeska street. near the tracks Of the
Northwestern railroad. The building Is
an boarded up. and residents OF the
vicinity say nothing has been done there
for some time Two weeks ago, they saw,
p man whom they identify as pat
Ouinlan. went there and took the last
= whatever had been left in the building
and carried il away. The building T.
one-story brick. II was erected. the nelgh-
bors say little more than a year ago.
When a photogranh Of Holmes was shown
Them they IL once exclaimed; That's
the man who owned the building"
II was here that Holmes carried on
his glass bending business. and 1t is this
rlace for which the police have been look
ing fer more than a month The dis
covery was made through Drinks EN-
press Company oder This order directed
the company 10 cali at g. Sobieska street.
December 4. ls9i for a box. Directions
were given to stop AT the glass company
building and await closer orders. This
was signed by t. H. ouinlan.
The exuressman called that afternoon
and was taken 10 the two-and-a-haif-story
house. which lies In the rear Of the fac
tory From this large box and several
bundles were taken. and carried To the
general depot OF the express mpany.
whence they were taken TWO days later.
What was IN the box cr where IL was
finally taken, IS not known. The police.
20 fer. have mace no Investigations at the
place. There is plenty Of room 10 dig.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

The VniiSyrie -. IN TTanSformn-
tiDa Scene.

1New York Tribune 2ifhl
If eve~ a ship underwent sudden anl
unl0okedf.r changes that vesse. IS OBJ"
cup-Char.ncer. Naltyrie II in th
ne'ghh0rhood % the Boston lrr-dock
Erie basin. yesterday The crcH.- th't
collected TO- watch the rrliur ani -.t-
ling la shape o. this boat were itr-'r
than ever The greatest cnans" O. In
nninitiatei in the mysteries ~ FJtntin+
yesterday was the sudden chance 100 her
appearance From white boat sAe re-
came a c1lorless ho1t Nov sh Is
black boat. and she reminds one more anu
more OF a desp0i,cr come oyer here %
teke something away Ana that some
thing a l0t o. pe1pl are beginning to
he'levc f. the America cup. There are
certainly four men u0w Tor every oae
that could be found a Few days ago who
are In favor Of o.. Ealkyr.e's chances
"a thu coming races with tne Deionde.
n whatever American yacht Is rnos % -
represent this country. Work on the
biackening % the Vaikyrit's hru began
on the port size early yesterday mornirs
and D.. ore tne crowd Of the day hal
eathcTel-af about 3 80 OcloCk-h0th Si ..-
had received one coat ana naif OF another
~ coal tax. entirely changing the appear
aace " tne vessel. The shipshape look
hogt the boat 700, was increased iV OBJ.
BOOSTING up 81 the gan and thC securing
of TIE sn!nlakcr boom ALONGSIDE tla
mal1mast. SIX carpenters work y ail lav
setting tn new racing rail ana tanrali
right All except a leneth Or 50 Of the
,caraI that the Naikyr.v wore when she
anne into port has heea removed ana
tnis. which is near the bows. wiil remain.
The racing r9'l and streak about SIX
inches wide along the edge ot the iec.
ate being painted white. and az the rf.t
" the boat was smcartl with coal tsr.
Coats 90 black lead win b. pvt on over
bis to-day. and il IL exp ctcd that she
viii be practically ready 10 leave her dock
tomorrow evening. and that she viii take
her first .u.n By Monday
The work on the copper inclOslng the
lead In her bottom OF which there "A
SAID - loo little les than eighty tons
NdS b.Fnn .sterc''. only the rivei'
were attended 20. and me polishing II thf-
part viii go on to-day. Men with pieces
NJ wood. or plank.ng hammered away All
ne afternoon 20 the rlyttH on the comp.
bottom 10 see that Rome ~ them Dad
started Here ant there "a loose ono wa.
frightened mp a trile The bow plcit Va
carefully VANISHED after 10 Rad beer
snhtfepcred, ard the ma.nmast IS We
rs being Vanished. after A thorough
-andpapeglne, Wns covered with greas .
especially about mat rar, OF n where a..
throat OF TIE -su viii slide The b0bstas
was secured with double martlnsales.
There II TAX ot painting tho NsikYrie'-
boom. hut even captain CgaLfeii does NO
know certainly N this viii hc done or not
The crew OF the Neikyrie worked lerlr.
and longer YESTERDAY than usual and p,
evening the boat showed mp sometAa.
Ike her true and formidable SELF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
FELL INTO THE DOCK.
Mr.. johnson, Of Manchester, SeiItd With
YerdlsO and Drowned.
pcinr Too tuvcii {" Hcm"in I"
Worh lie Asked OF EARLY ana Was
Nuii.ing Along hen I"hrn Ill
cuiorcd Ia. Drowned.

Mr John =. Johnson. who lived at 20
cas-, Tenth street Manchester. was drown
Ell IN ihe dock at ths foot of Twenty
fourth street yesterday afternoon about .
O'Clock
The accident IS one of the saddcst that
has happened IN this city for 4 long time.
Deceased was held In the highest esteem
by all who knew him. and was man Of
particularly happy and cheerful dispose
ton. ana always ready TO render any as
sistance IN bis power 60 q friend. lis
every neiehbor speaks in the Kind |. rms
Of him. ana with deep regret they 'A'N
OF his sad and un;imcly death
WAS on HIS WAY HOME.
Mr.. Johnson worked AZ the fertilizer
mills below The city. ami was earded as
q faithful and conscientious workman. lie
had been unwell for several days. ana
yesterday afternoon about $3.50 O'Clock
asked 10 be allowed 10 go home, "s NE
was too sick 10 work. Permission was
given him 10 leave. ana De- was walking
up IA. bank OF tie dock on hls way hD''',
When near Twtnu-fourin street. q sii'"
white boy asked him what TINE IL WIS
IL reul.si and as Dee di 50 siAstei.' as
thouch attacked with vertigo ana ltIi mo
the water
Tho low gave the alarm. and assistance
v,.s soon summoned The Loiy was got
ten from The water I'm short while ana
efforts al r,suec,tltlon wera made but 10
no purpose. as IN poor fellow was deaH.
AN INQUEST CNNECESsAl.N.
Coroucr Trylor was summoned. and.
r.. .....,t,f,t.re thn above facts. am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

Mr. y. 5. Mccarthy Is rusticating at
cuckoo this week.
Mr.. r. Lancaster Williams left ycster-
say for the White Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Cooke are among
he guests at "Nmrod Han
Mr.. r. II. Harwood Is srending some
time at the Blue Ridge Springs
MIR. j. H. Barton. Of Barton Heights,
has returned from a trip North.
Miss Ena Richardson, Of IIenrico, is
visiting her aunt. Mr.. >. G. kins.
Major Fred. Il. Scott IL spending this
week al his farm. in Nelson county.
Mrs. Thso. Baptist is confined to her
home with an attack Of rheumatism.
Dr. c. L. saigel has returned 10 the
city after a brief season OF recreation.
Mrs. Or. J. semmcs will be home on
visit from Washington for one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Parker Dashiell are
pending August IN Chesterfield county.
Niessrs. TYLER ana Hernjon Perrin are
visiting friends and relatives al Painville.
Na.
Miss Annie Crook. Of Wilmington. Del,
AlFAkiA- i4t4 't.A'Af -f4A' - 50 N--N'i
man.
Mr.. r. =. Barham. editor Of the Peters
burg Ind,x-Apqeal, was In the city yes
erdaV
Miss Ada Gray of Cumberland county.
.s the guest Of the Misses Tyler, south
bird street.
Miss Emma " Shepherd returned last
vening from Clarke county. whore she
mad been spending the summer
Cir. Bernard Remke has been elected
trustee of 81 Mays church in the place
Of the late Mr. }. Lynnemann.
Frank Jones ,colorcd) was arrested in
the Second Police District yesterday for
.hrowins rocks at Lou Jones
Mrs. NJ. 4 Rogers. OF Raleigh. y. C.,
.e on visit 10 her son, Mr. j. \. Rogers.
al, No. Coz west Marshall street
Hon. Joseph r. Lawless and family
have returned from ocean View. His
little girl Is very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. & W. Dalrymple left yes
terday morning. the 2i'h. on "A yist 10
tit old home in Carroll county, Nd.
A lot Of chickens found on Washing
ION street Sunday night are at the FIRST
Pollcc-Station awaiting identiieition.
Mrs. 81. =. Moale. who has been visiting
nor daughter. Mrs &. OBJ. cOwardin, left
yesterday for her home. in Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles ". Goddin. the popular
clerk of The Chancery Court. after long
spell OF sickness. is al his desk again.
Saturday night a sneak thief entered tn
mouse OK Alr. }. X Y. Daniel. ami stole an
0vercoat ana q hat from the hat-rack.
Nr. l.. \. Lamb. OF Manchester. preach
90 40 a large congregation al the First
English Lutheran church Sunday night
Nirs' Agnes C. Barrett. OF Washington.
-. G.. j. here or a visit 10 her sister.
,irs. +. 5 Tholl. No. soz west Cay street.
Miss Belle Kossiow has returned from
"A delightful visit Of month To her sis
ter Mrs. Phil Meisel. Jr.. Of Gumbsrry.
g. g.
Mrs Preston =. Roper. OF Petersburg,
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. II. T.. HllI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
THREE sALooN-unV REPORTED.
Two by officer Murray mud Gnc ny
PriVotr Citizens.

III, c.,,,,,,,. ,i...~- lave is stiu heinz
.... 90 ala. hunts
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where hacchananth revenues were "'''
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almost Dramatically closed day before
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
QUAY VS.. GILKES0N.
Interesting Point in the Pennsylvania
Republican Fight.
both SIDES CLAIM Ni'ioN'
Qunyitrs May Spend the Night ia
Harrisburg Opera House IN or"ef
4, r.t,fn Possession OF the Build
jur-Other Notes.


HARRISBURG. PA, august %
whittier senator Quay or the leaders 'ii-
raved AGAINST him WIN control the X
puhlican organization In this state after
next Wednesday remains get TO be de-
termlnod. Nothing that has occurred to-
dav would indicate the result OF the MT
ter fac,lonaI conflict. OF cours. the cry
Of bribery IL raised frequently. but the
anti-Quay people say 10 is only now be-
coming apparent wherein their opponents
have been reckoning without true
krowl dg- of the facts.
The figuring men on senator Qnay's
side say he will have from ten % thirty
majority. but the tdmini,trau0n's calcu-
lauons reverse these figures In their own
favor.
The chief feature OF tn days events
was the meeting OF th- State Committee
this afternoon. II was called for o'clock.
but nearly half an hour elapsed before
Seer tary IRE b. Res raped the mem-
bers 10 order he taef stated That the
committee was assembled par. CANT 10 "a
ref4-.I 90 "a majority Dt lle ll lun-ia l't
the purpose Of trausacuug business. it
Wa inst lr0u0s 20 hold the session
ln secret. bst tN-Caalrmlu Thomas b .
Cooper moved ,n4t an exception ue made
iur tn, m,mD.u o. the press, ami A.s
motion prevailed.
TD,n AR. fuilrr. II Flyett.. offered
resolution. NiicA aas AGO. lel. zap {.
70 cI,au.t.ee @. can on Cnairl.a. oIk son
and nITIfr him fNrf INV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

awning and rolled of 90 the sidewaiN
below. landing hc1dforemost unoh 'hc
ccllar-cauplnE. squire Monigomtit' VINO
lives near by, went after physio'ah' anu
IN the mean time Airs. II. H. llooln"t'@
took the little riri in her arms and car
ried her Into the house. Dr. crane soon
called In and administered medical aid;
II was reported yesterday that the chnd
received no SERIOUS injury ana was fe'-
ting along a. nicely age coSld be eSp. 't-
o. Tie parents OF she httir one were
away from home ~ the tine OF the nc
cident. and The chile lat been leit N
the charge of an old LADY, VINO IL is sup
posed, had fallen asleep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
PUT Up THEIR MONEY
!. q. COvsCR WANTED f""
sNI,DLiNG.


p,tcetivf- s. rreant John T. Han mas li
rls posgceeion warrant Tor Nou"-
man giving the name !. o. Connoi' ana
cloiminr To- be- the agent Of a Cincinnati
portrsr establishments The accnsato"
asafr.s, Conn0r IS that Of obtaining inc
sum of $40 under false pretcncos from L.
G. Morris. "a well-known youth OF kich-
mon3
While only one warrant has been sworn
ont against the alleged sw'ndier' t"eie
ara many victims ~ his some what pc
culiar business transact. ns since DIS 500
ioun IN thls city commenced
TIL following Advertisement appeared
in last Wednesdays Dispatch. and The
usual result Of swarms of responses fol-
lowed:
WANTED. AZ HONEST YOi Nc MAN
OF neat appearance tWhiis. or c'l9lf,al
between o. anI -. for stfthy position
cf tra-f. SOME collecting al tr. rcnc.
and So security repaired. t.l o. Wins
e. begin az - per week. Al4icia il. j..
Dispatch Office.
Cor OFFlCE-ROOM
ON Monday last Conner called ON VT
Gcor-e b. Cook no the lattcr's photo
eaph gallery. over No. SIS east Main
street. ana introIIc d himself az George
e. Cooh. representative col portrait
house as above stated The young man
said he was about 90 ro into business
here. and ntimated that he wished 10
hays good deal OF work done for cusio-
mers by SIR Cook. saying that be- had
been recommended 10 b. 90 as nne art
worker. Conner iacn asked Mr. cook ii
he had any objection % having icW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

MIR. Moore and Miss Gilman, OF This
city. United In Washington.

Mr.. X. ". Moore a clerk employed
in the drugstore Of T. W. Chef. corner
Of Third and Main streets. and Miss Ella
J. Gilman. a daughter Of Mr.. &. Il. Gil
man. Of No. s23 north Fourth street.
went 70 Washington on the excursion
main yesterday mOrning ana were mar
lied there eh0rily after their arrival
by a Catholic priest. The couple are very
youthful. the groom being but ls ana
his bride but IL years OF age. While
they were married with the sanction Of
the brides parents. they took their friends
completely by surprise. and nothing was
known by them Of the match until after
the return Of the happy pair on the fast
mail yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs
Moore went directly 10 the home Of the
brides father. where they received a
cordial welcome. apd VIII make their
future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

Stonowau cab. 80 50. J.. l.. \. held us
weekly meeting last nIrhi with vice
president l.. 9 Tu-riss in the chair.
Nf.er the TRANSACTION Of routine bust
moss the club was treated to an interest
ing and polished Grafton 10y NJ John -.
welsh. choosing as Ais subject. "The
New South"
Tho question for debate was then called;
Resolved. That 'he city Should Con-
struct Niaduct Between Church and
Shockoe Hills" il was finally decided
in the affirmative.
Tho programme for next Moniay. Sep
tcmber "a. VIII consist OF several es-
saws ON Shakespeare. viii h promise 10
hc highly instructive. The public are
cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
Were Married at Home.

AZ the home Of the brides parents, 10.
2-fp east Main street. yesterday morning.
Mr. r. x. Lear and Miss Bessia Wright
were married by Rev Mr.. Ford. Aft r
the ceremony tn happy C upie took the
$50 train for an extended trip 20 northern
cities The bride Is an exceedingly popular
young lady. and The groom. who is
wen-known Fulton gentleman. IS an en-
p.oyee Of the Richmond dar-Works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

Governor O'Forrgll has determined no'
10 ~0 . Chattaucora 20 attend th" deHi-
cation OF the ChiCNamaugl ami Caatia-
noogl National Park. september ism ~
DIST lie has don this becais, De
wishes 10 go with his full STAFF 90 the
Atlanta Exposition. and does not care
10 draw too heavily upon the time of the
members Of his staff The Governor has
not. so far as j. known. fixed the date
for his Atlanta trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
To Sell Central Il. IT,, Of Ga.

ATLANTA. Ga. August 2j.-Judge
Pardce. Of the United States Circuit
Court. to-day appointed three comnls-
sionefs 80 sell the Genital railroad. They
are ) A. r.. Suck ana CLARENCE Angler.
OF Atlanta. and George $. owens. OF Sa-
Vannah
The date of sale was not fixed, but II
Will be about October Isl.