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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-08
New Officers.

Hawaiian Lodge No. q, F and A. NJ,
has elected these officers for the en-
suing term: w. NJ, Jos. NJ. Little;
S. W.. E. I. Spalding; J. W., J. M. Dat;
Secretary, H. j. Burniston; Treasurer,
w. NJ. Giffard; Chaplain, Rev. Alex.
Macintosh; S. D., VIM. Wright; J. D.,
Fred. Whitney: Marshal, VIM. White
TYLER. VIM Myhre; Stewards, VIM
Goudie and ]. A Low.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-08
Moonlight Concert.


On this Wednesday evening, at $50
at Hawaiian Hotel.
PART T.
Narch-Stars and Stripes Forever.
Sousa
Ovorture-Ivan Conterno
termezzo-Cavalleria Rusticana :.
Mascagni
Selection-Rose of Shiras. .Ellenberg
PART II.
Cornet Solo-The First Kiss. .Neuman
Mr.. Charles Kreuter.
Serenade-Love in Idleness, Thy re-
QOeStD 1noCUo'A Ill
Waltz-The Old Sweet Love Story
Buccalosi
Misunderstanding and Goodbye. Hall
Hawaii Ponoi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-08
T lair
Nets

Are once again rushing in
to favor with the ladies of the fash
ionable world. We have secured
line of the most beautiful silk nets
procurable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
OPENING rHE sEASON.
Delightful Entertainment Of the German
American Choral Association.

The German-American Choral Associa-
ton opened the present season last even
ing with a most charming musical enter
tainment az zimmerman Hail The iol-
lowing programme was smoothly per-
formed
/. Piano duet. overture. Die Stumme
Won Portici" by Auber, Messrs. Nathan
Nelson and c. T. Mutter
D. Come out. It's Witching Moon
light" by c. II. Gabriel German-Ameri-
can Choral Association.
g. Waiting by Millard, Miss Annie
Tremer. :,
4. Home Dreams" by St. quentin. NJ.
j. Garvens.
.. "The Night has a Thousand Eyes,
by =. Nevin quartette composed OF PISS
Annie Tremer Mrs. G. +. Mutter, MT.
William iierbig and Mr.. Charles Gasser:
g. THE Palms. fantasia hrillante, Dy
Leybach. Mr. Nathan Nelson.
:. Beautiful Moonlight duet by MISS
Annie Tremer and Mrs. q. i. Mutter. -.
= In this Hour OF Soitened Splehdor'
by Pinsuu. German-American Choral AS
ISOLATION.
.. "Katherine's Curls." by c. b. Haw-
ley. Mr.. NJ. j. Garvens.
10 Sweet and Low" by J. Barnby
quartette.
A large crowd OF the members and their
friends was present. and al enjoyed the
musical programme, which was most
successfully rendered. Every member was
heartily applauded. After the concert all
participated in dancing 10 the sweet
strains played by Mr. Nathan Nelson,
who is an excellent pianist. Afterwards
refreshments were served. The Wnole al
fair was very successful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Fictitious Military Titles.

Editor Of The Time:
SRI am glad TO see disposition
expressed 10 abate the abuse OF military
titles and hope you VIII use your great
influence in that behalf.
A legitimate military tue Is a very
hard-earned honor. which ITS lawful own
or and his friends cherish and guard and
transmit with pride 20 descendants,
while the bogus colonies ana generals are
often men who would never n they couid
encounter the privations. hardsnips ana
dangers the genuine titles have cost
Only recently I saw IN highly respec-
table journal that Major -- had done
or said so and so. A more conspicuous
coward never went unwhipped OF justice,
. has never sullied the fair fame or an
honorable name than this so-called major.
A young man OF giant stature and phys
zeal power. ne evaded a soldier duty un-
der the cOwardly evasiOns 10 be found by
base characters IN the war waged against
Virginia In ls6l'62.
At that same time young physician OF
small and delicate physique, VINO was
serving as a private soldier IN the troop
OF horse from their county procured a
few days Through 70 visit MS young
wife and infant child The big coward
met him alone, Knocked him down with
his cane and stamped him 20 dcatni
He was tried and sentenced 10 the pen
itentiary for five years, but was pdrdOned
by Governor PierpOnt.
1 have lately seen him mentioned IN the
in amuence ever since his crime. Ihe
poor and gentle widow or his victim stiil
lives Is there no scourge for this major
NV name IS az his and your service.
DABNEY II. MALkr.
Richmond. Va. Oct. -, 1871.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
The People and Bosses.

Mr. Cleveland's latest speech. delivered
last week at Princeton. shows that he has
lost none OF his extraordinary capacity
FOR using vigorous idiomatic English.
pure and indebted. His theme was the
self-made man. with especial reference to
his duties in politics. II has often been
said that the self-made man rarely ever
reflects credit on his maker IL is not de-
MED that there have been men Of such
forceful character as enabled them 20 rise
from the lowest station and compel fate
10 lead them TO the very foremost places
In the worlds advance: but these are ex-
ceptlons. Almost all Of the worlds lead
CTS have had their greatness thrust upon
them hy environment; and this Is al
most universally true OF political leaders.
And when leadership in 2 party Is estab-
lished. as II can onlv be by the consent OF
the rank and file Of the members OF the
party. the leaders must Be sustained. Dis
cipline In political organizations is as es-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
cURRENCI NEGOTLATi 0Ns.
80. Michael Hicks-Beach DEFENDS the In
liz, f.oxernment.

sir Michael Hicks-Beach DEFENDS the In
dian Government.
roNDON Oet. @-Sir Michael HICKS
80 chancellor OF the Exchequei /,
d. a. bristol this evening, reviewed
A. length the history OF the Ieeene eu.
rency negotiations between HIea' h''''''''
IN United states, and France
The Chancellor Of the kXcnequer salu
that he thought the decision OF the IN
alan government not 10 open the hih's
PERFECTLY right. That view might not DC
shared he observed, by all his coleasues
In the Cabinet: but they were unanimous
~ m the impOssibility Of oVefrulnS IN
dia 5 decision.
Tho Government was pledged to main
,.tr ,he gold standard and had treated
~ subject not i'm the light OF such tneo-
retical opinson as members OF the Gov
eminent might hold. but as pracucal
statesnen. and they had arrived al q con
siusion which they would be able II email
isnged 10 Justify before Parliament or the
the chancellor OF the Exchequer de-
tended the policy OF the. Governor Of
The rank Of England on the question Of 4
silver reserve declaring that the Cover
nor had adopted a proper and cautious at
tltude
with reference TO midas reply he e1-
messed his doubts whether the gold
standard could be adopted In India as
vet and he said he wished the Indian
Government had more clearly stated the
grounds for its belief that the gold stand
ard could be more effective
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

one Of the most suspicious gatherings
In the history OF Richmond Ruling. No.
l24. Of the FTaternal Mystic Circle, was
"a banquet last night, given IN honor OF
the advent Of a number of new Mystic
members.
The occasion was one that viii long be
remembered and cherished in the hearts
OF those present.
A splendid supper was served by Ca
terer Hulcher. Supreme Deputies X. Nc
Neil and b. c. Bowen. OF the Supreme
Ruling. Of Philadelphia were present, and
congratulated Richmond Ruling upon It's
indefatigable efforts 10 attain the 'front.'
rank OF fratcrnal organizations in this
CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
WILL BE NO CONTEST.
THIS rs WHAT SONS or THE LATE
GEORGE VI. PULLMAN sAf.
The Question Of the Engagements OF
George aud Sanger Pullman--both Ag-
grleved at small Part In Estate.

CHICAGO Oct. 2S.-There is to be no
contest of the Pullman will. so both
sons Of the dead Palace car magnats de-
clared to-day.
Said George NJ. Pullman:
The idea OF wishing to contest my
fathers will never entered my head nor
my brothers head either. No steps have
been taken. nor will be taken to break the
will. My relations with the Pullman
Palace Car Company and with my fam
lily are most cordial / am In the com
pany in the capacity Of an assistant dis
trict superintendent and will remain
with the company"
THEIR ENGAGEMENT.
Referring 10 the gossip that coupled
his name with that Of Miss Felicite Og-
iesby in the character Of rejected suit
OF. Mr.. Pullman said:
"Our relations are exactly the same as
they have always been. 50 far as my
brother 9anRers engagement Is con-
cerned, that is an affair that concerns
him. do not propose 70 interfere in
his business"
Friends OF Miss Lynne Fernald say the
engagement between that young lady and
Mr.. Sanger Pullman has been broken OF.
In terms as explicit as those employed
by his brother. Sanger Pullman contra
dlcted the rumor that his fathers VIII
was 10 be attacked in the courts.
Another authentic denial OF the same
rumor was made by Mrs. Pullman.
NO CONTEST.
The explicit deriaIs seems to dispose OF
q great deal Of gossip which has been
floating about concerning the Pullmans.
This gossip was 10 the effect that the
millions left by George Pullman were 10
be tied up IN acrimonious legislation.
Both sons considered themselves as
practically disinherited on the bare al
logance Of 5000 year and felt aggrieved
al the scant provision made for them in
the will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
An Enlcient RaLIroad Van.

The Southern Trade Review, OF kich-
m0nd. in its last issue. OF October lbtn,
has this % say concerning the popular
travelling passenger agent In this city, OF
the Southern Railway.
The Southern railway IN studying IT'S
own interest by giving satisfaction 20 It's
patrons. has al all times been careful IN
appointing good and true men IN every
capacity.
The companys travelling passenger
agent. whose office IS az 80 east Main
street OF this city. is a fair example OF
the character Of the Southern appoint
ments.
This agent. Mr.. G. ". westbury. is a
native OF South Carolina. and was rear
ed in ColletOn District now county,, on
the line Of the old :. q. railroad. which Is
the Oldest IN America, and the nrst 10
establish a tramWay, or mule-car road,
which piled between Branchville, ;. C.,
and Augusta, Ga, d distance OF seven
ty-hve miles.
Mr. Westbury has worked his way up
20 his present position by push, pluck.
and perseverance Ills good VIII toward
men and friendly department toward ali
with whom he has dealings has made him
fully worthy OF the position ne holds,
and won for him a legion OF true friends.
ANY Information concerning the Southern
railway will be chcerfuAy furnished by
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
now TO BECOME 4 LAWTER.
Rules Governing the Admission Of Appli-
cants 20 the Bar.

Repeatedly the question has been asked
by young men who intended to study law.
how they could be admitted at present
10 trials practice in the courts OF Vlr-
GINA The law in that respect has I'M
dergone several changes during the past
two years.
During the last session Of the General
Assembly a law was passed. amending
section 3l9i OF the Code Of Virginia. as 10
how persons shall be licensed TO practice
law. Under this new law any three or
more Judges Of the Supreme Court Of APP
peals. acting together, may, under certain
rules and regulations and upon examina-
ton as to learning and character as pro-
vided by that court, grant 20 any male
citizen over twenty-one years old. who
has resided IN this State six months pre-
ceding his application. a license in writing
10 practice law IN the courts OF this state.
All licenses granted or signed by any
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
Of this State since January Il, 1854, and
all licenses heretofore granted are de-
clared valid 10y this new law providing
the attorney holding the same had al
ready commenced the practice Of his pro-
fessiOn or commenced its practice with
IN two years from the date Of the grant,
ing Of the license.
Section 31s1. as originally contained in
the Code. provided that any two Judges
Of the courts OF this State. except judges
Of county and corporation courts, could
grant a license In writing 10 practice law
in the courts OF this State 10 any person,
who. upon examination by them was
found 20 be duly qualified, and who sub
mitted certificate from any county or
corporation court as 20 his character
and that he had passed his twenty-frst
year. Licenses granted previously and
since January a. 1864. by any judge u
the Supreme Court Of Appeals were also
declared 10 be valid.
Under this section the applicants had
the right of being examined by two cir
cult Judges 10 was amended by an act
Of the Legislature during the session Of
1912 so that the certificate 10 be sub
mitted by the applicant had 10 be signed
by the Judge Of the county or corporation
court under whose jurisdiction he resided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
The Good Woman.

Has she a carriage, lots Of sick folk,
poorer folk, kinsfolk. strangers, get what
she calls a "a breath or fresh ar, she
might saw OF her way OF doing n, a
breath Of heaven llas she a hOt-house.
the hospitals. the churches. The govern
esses. get lovely flowers. the old and sick
around her are not fors).ten. Has she a
10 the 'livir epistles about her. that
they may b. diverted and cheered In
hours OF gloom and unrest. Has she ar
opera-box. she often nils u With people
who haven't. Has she tickets for other
entertainments. cook goes 10 the theatre
with her brother Bob.
Has she none Of these worldly adYan-
tages tie lovely woman Is sill tne lovely
woman everywhere. az all times, under
an circumstances. God bless her. The
constant practice Of the small kindnesses,
courtesles, charities OF life bas made her
what she is, and there are Few things on
earth that are lOvelier.-November LIP
pincous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Transfers Of Real Estate.

decentralization Danron's trustees
to Susan NJ. Daffron. A. IL feet on north
side Of Main street (Nos. 1896 and 1893 east
Main street.. $3.50.
William Kelgour 10 Jennie r. Kelgour.
30 feet on south side Of Louisiana street.
60 feet east OF Fulton, =.
John II. Valentines trustee TO Frank
Miller, % feet on north side cf Marshall
street. 20 feet east Of Madison. $3.50.
Henrlco-J. Blair Farrar TO Edith NJ.
wife OF S. H. Mott lots II, Is and l6 in
block 2 Brookland Park. 1850.
Nelson Green's trustee to a G. Nell
son, acres. $3.50.
NJ. +. Hudnalrs trustees TO ii. +. Hud-
nall,' wife Of NJ. T. Hudnali, 80 feet on
Meadow street. northwest corner OF New
York avenue. Sl.6io.
Samuel II. Pulliam and wife TO j. Cory
don Gibbs. q feet on 5 street. southwest
corner OF Twenty third. SlDo.
Henry s. Walierstein and wife TO
Georgianna Pollard. q feet on east side
Of Twenty-nrst street, g feet south OF
T.. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Mnl Re ConseernIrd Bishop.

The Rev. Robert 4. Gibson will be con-
secrated Bishop Coadjutor OF the Diocese
OF Virginia in the Church Of the Holy
Trinity. Wednesday, November Sd. at II
\. NJ
This being an occasion or great interest
10 the whole diocese. the vestry OF Holy
Trinity. after providing seats for me
family Of the Bishop, the Bishop Coadiu-
tor. visiting clergymen and strangers.
has issued cards Of admission 10 the ut
most capacity Of the building 20 the yes
tries OF Henrico parish. including Holy
Trinity. in proportion 10 the communi-
cants in each congregation.
The cards have been sent TO each rector
for distribution In his congregation. Those
for Monumental church have been sent to
Mr.. b. B. Valentine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's citi.
zens and other Matters.

Miss McCracken. Of Fredericksburg. IS
visiting Mrs. James +. McKenny, OF this
city
Colonel Harry Hodges Of Norfolk. IS
in the city and stopping at Murphys
Hotel.
Misses Annie Waugh Of Goochland and
Frances Briscoe Of Maryland are visit
ing the Misses Wilson at 1906 Floyd ave-
nue..
Captain George A. Buckholz. in charge
of the Twenty-sixth Precinct OF Police,
OF Brooklyn, is in the city on pleasure
trip
Bishop Jackson, Of Atlanta. who has
been spending the summer In Maryland
Is ia the city on the way home. lie IS
the guest Of Mr.. J. 3. Pace.
The meeting Of the Baptist Woman's
Missionary Circle Of Richmond and Man
chester Is postponed from Thursday Oc-
tober 2sth 10 Thursday, November 18th.
The Central w. c. T. Z. held an inter
esting meeting al the Friends. meeting
house Wednesday afternoon. tOnsidera-
bic work was reported along the different
lines. and much interest manifested.
The ladies' Of the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society most heartily thank
Mr.. S. r. Pendleton and Mr W. +. Flour
noy for the memorial volume Of Jefferson
Davis by j. VIM. Jones' j. D., for the
Confederate Museum.
The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company have gone back 20 their old
schedules. and the last Main-stTeet car
now gets 20 the shed three minutes after
midnight. Through the summer the last
car has been getting 10 the sheds at 1873.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucias F. Grimes.
Of New ark. y. J. who have been
stopping al the Jefferson Hotel for sew
eral DAYS returning from the South on
their bridal tour left yesterday morning
for their home in New Jersey.
Mr.. j. II Ware. Jr., for a number Of
years with the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way In this city has been appointed
contracting freight agent Of the St Louis
Southwestern Railway Company, located
i'm Memphis. Tenn. and has taken charge
Of his new position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

American Trading and Transportation
Company boats on the Yukon. arrived
from ST Nichaels to-day and says Secre-
tary Ayers order creating military
reservation at the mouth OF the Yukon Is
probably the result OF the recommends
ton OF Captain Ray who found a very
awless spirit manifest at St. Michaels
when he was there In August.
Captain Barr thinks the order Will re-
suit in the maintenance Of free trade on
the river. and the securing everybody OF
equal rights
At present Northumberland Randall.
with his force of twenty-six men has
absolutely no power.
Captain Barr. who has spent five years
on the Yukon. and Is probably better
posted than any man IN the territory.
says there can hardly be any exagger1-
iion as to the richness Of the interior Of
Alaska.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Bland-F Farmer.

Mr. Ira p. Bland. OF the firm Of Ira r.
Bland & Son. who conduct business at 1881
west Cary street, and Miss Rosa b. Farm
er, Of Floyd Avenue. went down TO New
port News Wednesday 10 be married
They applied for a license in the COrpO-
ration Court OF that city, but were unable
TO procure one. whereupon the couple left
FOR Washington, ID. c., where they were
married.
Mr.. Ira Bland, the grooms father. said
that the young people were both OF age.
and that there was no objection from any
quarter 10 their union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

Kitty Bell, Mrs. Walter G. Mercer.
Plenkett. Mr.. f. Campbelo.
Special features in the fair scene: Tam
BOURNE chorus. La Traviata: Bull Fight
crs chorus. Toresdor song. Mr.. r. Camp
hello: Maypoie Dance. United States re-
viewing the drill Of nations. Dixie, BY en-
tire company.
La Sonnambuia" will be repeated to-
morrow afternoon as a matinee with the
same cast as last night.
LIST OF SINGERS.
The following Is the complete list Of
those taking part In the festivals:
Ladics-Miss Betty Burwell Booker.
Miss Lily Nor1eet Urquhardt. Mrs. John
II. Durrctt. Miss Frances Sparrow. Miss
Florence Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Chris
tian. Miss Helena LEROY. Miss Florence
Grecnwald. Miss Hettie Tyler. Miss Ellie
Carmichael Miss Bessie Nowln, Miss
Lcda Williams. Miss Mamie McCreery.
Miss Sadie McCreery. Miss Mamie Nc
Crecry. Miss H. r. Bidgood. Miss Eliza
beth Robins. Miss Ruth Robbins. Miss
Fanny Mera. Miss Nellie Birdsong. Miss
Charlotte BEDFORD. Miss Elizabeth Bran
dor, Miss tninice Walker. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mercer.
Gentlemen-Ceptain Frank Cunning
ham, Mr.. Walter Mercer. Mr.. Charles
Eubank. Mr. Gus. Hawkins. s. J. Wing
field. j. E. Tyler. W. g. Moseley. J. l..
dc Trcvillc W. L. Nelson. J. W Nc
CREEPY. s. Brockentrough. a. y. Jones,
a. Netherwood. II. X. Terry. Jr. G. A.
Canepa. Clarence Thomas. d. J. Wilbon.
J. O. Sale. T. NJ. Deitrick. Vivian Far
rar. Del Papa. and AR. 4. Campobello.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Richmond's Tobacco Market.

Editor Of The Times.
Strive desire 10 thank you for the
interest you are taking in our local to-
bacco market. II an the forces can
be harmonized and made 10 work to-
gether there will be no trouble and no
doubt about our building up a great to-
bacco market in Richmond as there is in
Danville. If all those who can help. will
help, il can be done In very short
while / hope you will continue in the
good work in urging this question upon
our people.
GEORGE a. HAYNES.
Richmond. Va. oct .. 1897.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
PICKED UP IN A STORM.
A Yawl in the Open Sea with Seven Men
Two Drowned AT the Time of Rescue.

BEAUFORT, y. c.. Oct. Especial
Cape Lookout Blight Schooner John
Twoby. Captain Stevenson. from Port
Tampa, bound 10 New York with a cargo
Of phosphate rock has arrived here leak
ing badly Captain Stevenson on the 18th
sighted a yawl boat with seven men. The
sea was running high and a gale blowing.
With great difficulty he hove the Twohy
TO- The boat in attempting 10 get along
side was capsized and two men were lost.
The other five were rescued in an ox-
hausted condition having been In the yawl
twenty-four hours.
The drowned men were Captain Ben
son and Mate Saunders. OF the American
Brig Stacy Clark Of Boston, loaded with
coal from Newport News bound 10 Char
lesion and foundered seventy-iiye miles
south Of Hatteras on the 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Cnthriel-Collilr

EAIPORIA. VA. October ESPECIAL
very pretty home marriage was soiem-
nized to-day in North Emporia. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Annie Mandy
Collier and Mr. James Il. Cuthriel. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Vernon
Hanson in the presence Of a Few I'M
mediate friends Of the family
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. conner.
the principal Of the Emporia Graded
school and is a very popular young lady
The groom Is a prominent lumber mer-
chant OF Norfolk county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

senual as in an army, and though not 10
be enforced with the same severity per
haps, there is one good and efficient way
% maintain reasonable allegiance, ana
that is by leaving reealcitrants out OF the
party councils All these matters are IN
the hands OF the people who DO the Fot-
ing; II they prefer 20 have "a boss they
must share In the obloquy attaching to
that unsavory title. Or-make change
Alexandria Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
TEDDED ~ WASHTNGTON.
Miss Alice 4. Taylor Becomes the Bride
of Mr.. FOX.


Mr.. James 2. Fox and Miss Alice A.
Taylor. both Of this city. were married in
Washington al / l.. NJ. yesterday.
This announcement Will be a surprise 70
all outside Of the two families directly in
terested. II was not a runaway match.
Mr. Fox and Miss Taylor had been engag-
ed for some time. IL was their wish 10
have the marriage ceremony performed In
Washington and the parents Of Miss Tay-
Tor consented TO IT,
The young couple, accompanied by a
few intimate friends. left Richmond on
the early morning train yesterday They
were married soon after their arrival al
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox went on bridal tour
through the North.
Mr.. Fox is one Of the most valued clerks
IN the employ Of the Smith courtney Sup
ply Company. His bride. who is a very
accomplished and popular young lady, Is
o daughter OF Mr.. James ID. Taylor, OF
No. 224 east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

In the City Circuit Court notice Of mo-
tion FOR judgment for 5000 was filed yes
terday by +. b. Taylor against Geo. T.
King. George a. Smith. and the Cohoke
Woodenwsre Manufacturing Company.
Suit was instituted by Charles II. Ha-
gan against NJ. L. Gary; damages, $50.