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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-01-22
RICHMOND News.

Mr.. A. Shrier, Of Wilmington, N c., was in the
city this week
Miss Blanche Aarons, of New York, is the guest Of
Mrs A. H. Meyer.
Miss Beulah Echel is recovering steadily from
severe spell of sickness.
are visiting Mrs l. Cohen
Miss Matie Leibermuth has returned from . very
pleasant trip to New York
Mrs A. Newman of New York, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Charles Thalhimer
Mrs F. Pohlig, of Albany, N Y, is on a visit TO
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hessberg.
The little son of Mr.. A. Cohen, who has been suf
ferlng from scarlet-fever, has entirely recovered
Mr.. S. Meyer and son, of Enfield, N c., are visit
ing IN the city as the guests of Mr. A. Bernstein.
Miss Esther Miller of Petersburg, who has been
visiting Miss Minnie Block of west Claw street bas
returned home.
Miss Molle kass and Mr. Joseph Cone were mar
RED last Tuesday night in the parlors of Rabbi cal
ischs residence
Mr. Jacob Cans was called to Washington last
Saturday by the deathin that city of his sistern1aw
Mrs. Isaac Cans.
There was fire at the residence of Mr.. B. Jacobs
Park avenue, Sunday night Fortunately no ser;ons
damage done
Mr. s. Florshem is again in Baltimore ,,nderoo
Ing medical treatment. He is the guest of bic rel
tive, Mr.. A. Nusbaum
MIS-. A. Il kaufman, who has been q naten+ a.
the Old Dominion Hospital, has recovered sufficiently
to return to her home
Mrs. Marx Gunst of this CITY. who has bee,, ,,,;4o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
CIV Hall Courts.

The following judgments were render
ed in the Circuit Court yesterday morn
ing.
J. $. Moore g. Sons against II. T. Mil
Ter. for S2l
The FIRST National Bank against T. NJ
Hiltzheimer and George Ned. Blake. tor
$l23. subject 20 credit Of s25.
The following Judgments were render
Ell in cases Of arties who have tenderec
coupons for taxes. which the State declin.
ed TO receive.
Commonwealth against w G. Benty,
s2l45.
Same against John p. Branch and Fred
X. Scott, trustees OF h. \. Darlington.
$50
Same against Kate Callahan for SIPS -.
The case OF Eva Foikcs against the
Southern Railway for 5000 damages was
begun in the Law and Equity Cour,
yesterday morning.
Judgment for Sl02l was rendered I'm thu
ease OF &. H. Hagan against W. h. Wal
drOu.
The case Of Russell w Stuart's admin
istrator against the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company IS set for trial In
this court to-day
In the case Of Lula Day Kane W. Harry
l.. Kane her husband. Judge Lamb has
signed decree granting Mrs. Kane an
absolute divorce from her husband. and
gives her the custody and control OF her
child.
Mr.. Claude NJ. Dean was Mrs. Kane's
counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
INSPECTOR GENERAL.
lie is not Appointed By the Governor nut
EIected bv commanders of Regiments.

EIecfed Nv Commanders of Regiments
7, has been thought by q number or
norsOns that the incoming Governor VIII
not only appoint an Adiutant General
but also an Assistant lnspector-Geher'i
but this is not so. The atter ohiCo' -
elected for an unlimited term, as ptoNi -,
bv section 3l5 of the code Of Virginia inc
portion OF that section whlCu I'''''
his election reads as lOIloWs ...,,e
T'l,.ro shall be elected by the generals
% di,isions and brigades and commahu-
ants Of regiments, an assistant n''teN me
General who shall be atln .he1 49, " ~
STAFF of the senior oihcef on N', -
and subject TO his orders When nol., 49,
io,, unf.p the orders of the comuldiiuo..
in7ctief and whose duty II shah ue "
make such inspections as the reguialio"'
section 2l6, which provides tna .I,a YIN in
assistant inspector-gon shali i'''N0
Richmond. reads as foioNs' ., eb-u
.sTho assistant inspector-sencgat st..,'
r,,,l- ae Uoufonant-cOlOucl or ihi"Ht'F'
and shall receive the pay and allo"al ne,
Of his rank when acting unuVl -,
aud I'm making the annual HiSp1,,,i,,,,
ordered and required ih tn. cit,. ~
section. lie shall reside ii '"-
Richmond" o,.
The only way in which vacancy
c.,, .,coir i'm this office under the cNlstuS
law is bv the resignation OF the ul'url
bauf ar bV his removal hF u'A'h pi
martial or by a change OF the Ia"
through an act Of the Legislature
'rbe office of assistant Inspector
was created by the General Asseup',
during the session Of lSNi- ST. m an a.. L
no provide for the organization insuh
tcnance and government OF the virginia
volunteers. and TO repeal existing laws
CONCERNING the volunteer militia, APPROX
ed March 18th. 1871. ,...,.,,
This act modified an act passed during
tho session OF 1SSl-'S2. which stated thdt
Inc duties OF inspecting officer OF ths
volunteer militia could not. Tor lack OF
time as well as because the necessary
travel would involve considerable eA-
pense. for which there IS no provision.
b4 performed by the tani-generaL
This law. therefore. authorized ana re-
0tIired the Governor TO appoint Tor each
Congressional district In the state three
insnecting officers. with the rank or cap
ain. who shall serve without pay ana
hold their positions until their commits
sions are revoked BY the Governor. These
otiicers were TO perform all the duties
appropriate to the department OF military
inspections. which had before been per
formed by the acknowledgement
soon after the act OF ISL creating the
office Of assistant inspector-ge general had
been passed. Colonel 10 Lane stern was
elected and he has held that ofilce ever
since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
ScORED SUCCESS.
"The Geisha" Struck the Popular Fancy
al the Academy Last Night

Tho much-horalded London and New
York success. "Thc Geisha," was given
for the FIRST time IN Richmond at the
Academy last night before large audi
ence. ana its success elsewhere was Gu
plicated here. 49,. ..,.,o-
There are q number OF catchy tunes
In the opera. and the cast Is latsc' WIZ
tbe chorus is composed OF p number OF
verv pretty girls who so through num-
Der Of exceedingly quaint httie JAPANESE
eyolutiOns r
and the accessories are mlsnlilcently
Oriental and rich as well as uedu'iiuL
Mark Smith. as the Marquis lmarA was
very funny While the comedy Work OIL
Charles w. Swain. as the Chinamdn, was
of the highest class. Henry Gunson. rs
Lieutenant katana. has "a magnificent
voice. and ne was the recipient of several
recalls. while the baritone OF John PARK
was most pleasing.
Miss Laura Mllard, as 20 Mimosa
Sau." displayed a sweet, strong voice
which. with a fetching stage presence,
made her a favorite on the start. Miss
Linda IA Costa is a comedienne or prom
isa and she caught the audience last
night with her naivete and chic, ana was
forced TO repeat her picturesque dances.
.lne opera resembles the MikddO 20 some
extent. and the plot is Just intricate
enough to hold the attention OF me Iu-
dience 20 the end.
''The Geisha" will be repealed at n
matinee this afternoon, and the sreuse
ment will close with to-nights perform
auce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
PROMINENT MARRIAGES.
RayDOLPH HdRRIsON WEDs MISS
JULIA HiLsEY MEM.
De,ccate-EIect 4. II. Embrcy OF freder-
icksburg Makes Miss jamie d. wallace
His Bride--Taylor-Inge Nuptiais'

IYNCHRURG. VA, Nov. special,
a beautiful marriage TOOK pia' p.,,i's
afternoon at 12.3O O'Clock ~ ,artios
Episcopal church. the contracting par i,l,,s
being Nh Randolph Harrison, a pIo,.nliiiis I
young attorney. and Miss Juh1 49,
Meem, daughter Of General John ~ ~ - ~
The ceremony was performed ~ w ~ n
tor OF St Paul's Rev. T. NJ. larson. -. ~.
The inferior Of the church was elaborately
but tastefullv decorated with paIihs, IL ~
and chrysanthemums. and with tht III
mense assemblage, presented ~ 80
wonderful beauty aud altIac'N'"
THE BRIDE. -. -
Tho bride wore d lovely bridal gown OF
white duchesse satin. trimmed with tit-
CANT point lace. with spray ga VI "esks
blossoms touched here aI i,Iios .', 81 the val
ley The maid Of honor, MISS Mseu
Smith. was becomingly attired IN Whlle
silk and chiffon. and carried PINK en- So
themums. The bridesmaids 9ne Mn ~
men were Miss Mary NOrveh Aiilel' ot
Yvncbhure and Mr. q. a. D. Johnson OF
Richmond: Miss Lucy boyd hgtteI, ~
I.yncnburg ard Mr. STEPHEN H. ~. '-l, ~
the Virginia Military INSTITUTE, 49,
the bride. Miss Fannie la ana Mr.
stanton niece Of The groom, an. ~
r.. T.. Miller Of Lynchburg' MIS- ' ~
lotte Ransom. OF Stauntou, me-, Vi W.
groom and Mr. Samuel T. NJ lthNi ~
Lynchburg. Miss Gertrude boMai" ,ii.'
Mir Elicit Cabel. Of IynchpufE, MlH
Eliza Peachv of Washington, - 10 ,.i'l
NIr Frank Roane. Of Lynchburg. The
bridesmaids were all cOstumed m PINK OF
candle and wore long black groves "N1
big black GainsborOugh hats, ana earned
pink chrysanthemums. ~. NJ
Tie ushers were Mr.. j. y teEh5' VI
T owen Harvey. aud Mr.. Guy NJ. Lang
horne OF Iynchburg. Mr.. huBh dildhu'
of wilmington. Del; Mr.. Lawrence Meem,
81 The Virginia Military Institute, brother
of the bride. and Mr.. Archer \. PAYNE,
al Roanoke
VI THE ENTRY.
Tho order i'm which the brldal party
entered the church was most attractive.
All reeecd mn the main central aisle, eN-
cent the groom, VINO, accompanied ny i,,a
bcst man and law partner, Mr.. a. X.
Long entered from the pastor STUDY
and ioincd the bride I'm front OF the altar.
After the ceremony the brldal party re-
haired 10 the home or the bride uncle,
Major Stephen i. halsey WheIe u re-
cenfion was rendered, and where nun
dreds Of the friends and acquaintance
of the bride and groom assembled 10 tN-
tend CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes. An
elegant breakfast was served.
Mr. and Mrs Harrison boarded late
afternoon train on the Southern road TOT
n visit to Ashcviue Jacksonville. ST. Au-
custiue. and other points OF interest," III
THE BRIDAL PAIR
Mr. Harrison is a member OF the dis
tinrnisbcd family of that name IN Viz
pfni9 lie is "a son of Mr.. Henry Harri-
son of Staunton. and since his residence
i'm Ivnchburc has become recognized as
one of the city's leading lawyers lie is
an eX-member of tQe LeE,slatule' me
bride is a charming and attractive young
lady and is well known i'm society circles
in this and many other cities OF the North
and South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

\ strange story Told by New Yorker
Foundations Rather shaky.

4 strange story Told hN "a New Ut h''
Foundations Rather shaky.
The New York Herald of yesterday
contains "a story which i'm less reliable
paper would merely Doe taken for an eA-
ira dab of that gorgeous canary nue.
which dIncrcnuates the freak sheets nom
newspapers Tine story was read ana
commented on Dy number or hdehmohd
people. as part of the plot appears 10
be laid in .his City.
The -ist of cine story which lHs % col
umn and oue-hsf ln the Herald D. thdt
one Samuel j. Is. Adler asserts chat
man 10 whom De lad rented the pfivi-
lree OF using his name got him into a
Dot Of trouble through contr ctins mar
vlgs without resuming his own pdtro-
nymic. There was Cd marked likeness Rec
tween them. and persons who saw the
photograph Of The real Mr Adler UNI
hcsit4tu.elv sw0re that 10 represented
The person whom they mad Known by his
name
Ills second vile. Mrs. Carrie Adler. OBJ
tanned ana absolute divorce from him on
October -. 1876. Hcr suit was tried be-
fore the Supreme Court in New York
city. and her allegation was that Mr.
Adler had LETT her in 1875 and gone 10
Nebraska. where he had married Miss
Eliza siebret. of Creole. She proved TO
the satisfaction of The court that q man
who gave the nome Of Adler had con-
tractcd "a marriage and several persons
identified her husband picture as that
o. ihe Western bridegroom.
MIR. Adler now makes tho astonishing
assertion that another man "Gene~al
Saul w. Arnold was married i'm his
name and that for The damages he sus-
tanned through tl4t ceremony ne has
brought suit for N.tloJ in the United
States District Count for the Southern
District of Virginia.
Letters purp0rtns To- De from Neefe &
Noefe Virginia lawyers. ana W. r. Pur-
cell d Co., bankers and brokers. of Rich
mond. are shown hy Adlers attorneys,
the former alleging that General Ar
Mold" is anxious to compromise at $4,000.
The letter from "W H. Purcell' tells Of
saul Arnold having resided ia Rich
mOud during the Wat and moving West
in 1895 and giving other alleged informa-
| ton.
Neither Necf q Nccfe, lawyers nor
| W Il. Purcell q CO.. brokers. are known
here and kilograms from Norfolk are to
| the effect that the firms are unknown
J there. No such suit as Adler against Ar
mold is pending in the United States
| Court In Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
THE COURT or JUSTICE JOHN.
A Pair of Darkies Charged with Stealing
"A Number of Articles.

A Pair of Darkies Charged with stealing
Number of Articles.
Willie Giles and Arthur Johnson, both
colored, are a pair. They had many
charges writ up against them. the main
ones being the theft OF a bath-tub and
SOME lead pipe from No. SIS Brook ave-
nue.. the theft Of a halter and band from
the stable OF Charles Anderson, ana the
theft Of a gold ring from some one as
vet unknown. II ~ also thought they
were scheming 20 steal a freight-car.
hut this charge was a mere surmise. and
for taking the bath-tub and pipe the Two
worthless were given six months each,
and the other charges Will be further
Investigated on the 3ith instant.
Dan Shelly. az old friend. was at the
head OF the Lac. lie had been out In
the rain OF the previous evening and got
wet. and then. not be odd. he proceeded
10 wet his whistle with strong drink Ike
will drink water for six months.
u l. BROOKS, colored, was IN a similar
fx hut he was a stranger 70 the Party
who cast him out upon the world by a
due OF $50 Tor being intoxicated IN the
capitol Square. s.s.,
90 he threw rocks, and Martha Giles got
i'm his road. IL will take Jimmie long
time 10 make the $3.50 he was compelled
10 pay for throwing rocks.
Charles Scott. the daxky charged by
officer 4. NJ. Johnson with stealing his
nistol. denied the charge. and the case
won't over 20 the 2ith. Scott being bailed
clarence white. white youth. was
charged with being a vag, and !; Is al
50 thought he Ia an escape from ina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
TAYLOR TNGE.
A Pretty Chrysanthemum wedding IN
Iynchburg.

lNlNnbhA-
LYNCHBURG. VA Nov. lr-speciaI
The first wedding service in the Caoeli-
street Baptist church was solemnized
an noon to-day. the principals being
Miss Eddie May lnge second oAusn1e'
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Inge, and MT.
John Osborne Taylor
n VAS a chrysanthemum wedding the
church being decorated with the pretty
autumn blossoms. In front or the "'''i
an arch OF white blossoms had been reai-
ed from which depended floral Morse
shoe. under which the parties 10 tle
nuptial contract stood during the SER
vice The pulpit was mass OF chiy-
santhen,,ms OF various colors. forming
n bright background for the party
grouped around the altar.
Mrs. f.. G.. Frye played the MehaelS
sohn march for the entry OF the corlese
and rendered IN soft strains the laihi"-
ar Annie Laurie while the service Wa
being pronounced. The wedding cor
tege consisted OF the ushers-Messfs' f.
4. Langhcrne. W. X. Smiley ). a. An
drews and 5. r. PoindeN'er VINO entered
no church bv the side aisles the bride
accompanied by her sister MISS Lime
Inc. maid OF honor, who proceeded up
the centre dlSlti tht 6t""'t ~' - i-'''''''
by his brother. Arthur n. iuyiof, OF
Norfolk. as best man, entering from the
pastors study ana completing the group
around the pulpit
The Rev. +. r. Robertson pastor of the
church. OBLIGATED.
The bride wore a becoming travelling
costume of cadet blue broadcloth and
picture hat and carried bunch OF white
chrysanthemums Miss Inge's costume
was OF dark green broadcl0th with hat
TO match and her bouquet was OF pink
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left after the
wedding for Richmond. where they Will
spend a few days as the guests OF the
sroom's sister. AIRS. Horace A. Hawkins.
21Oj east Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
MR.. LEVY BURTED.
Funeral Services Held at His late Resi-
deuce Yesterday Afternoon.

dence Yesterday Afternoon.
The funeral OF Mr.. Leopold Levy took
place a. 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, No. 10, east Mar
shall street.
The house was thronged by many prom
inent citizens who had long known and
esteemed tho man whose busy hands we're
folded i'm deaths eternal rest They came
10 paw tribute TO one whose feet never
forsook the paths OF duty and whose
heart. through all the many years vouch-
safed to him. beat In happy unison win
those whose ambition was 20 benefit 9th
ers ana improve the community in which
they lived.
These came and listened 20 the services
bv Rabbi +. n. Calisch. and I'm low voices
recounted the many worthy acts perform
ed by him whose labors were ended
The sad ceremonies over the cortege
moved % the Jewish cemetery upon whose
crown the polished stones greet the sun
rise and there IN tho calm city OF The
sleeping. they consigned 10 mother earth
the child of Nature whom they had loved.
The following gentlemen acted as
nall hearers. Mrssrs. James I. Gray, u.
NJ Reinhardt. W. b. Palmer. JULIUS
Strauss. J. b. Beasley. Israel Stern, Luz
Their B. Vaughan. A. Hellstern.
The list of honorary pal-bearerS en-
braced Messrs. L. Gerst, Joseph Suause,
Charles Well. Virginius Newton. Charles
Mittledorfer. Dr. G. W. p. Brock. Or. Geo.
Ross. Messrs. Jonas Marcuse. John X.
Tabb VIM. Hensel James y. Boyd. Il. Il.
Chaffin. J. c. Smith, Joseph Myers, J. H.
Griffith w. A. o. Cole. VIM. Lambert
T.. X. Brauer. and. also. representatives,
from the Grain and Tobacco Exchanges
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

Williams VS. Tomin. Argued br George
7. Haw for appellant and submitted.
Commercial Bank Of Lynchburg vs..
MILLER and others. Argued by j. r. Cole
man for appellant end r. @. II. Kean for
appellee and continued until tomorrow.
The next eases 90 be called are Pralley
Salt Company vs.. Norfolk iinprovani.' {
and Express Company No. II. and White
vs.. Newport News Ship Building ana Dry
Dock Company No. II.
To-day Is opinion day, and II Is eVpected
that quite a number will be delivered.
Judge Cardwell. who has been quite TN
well. was on the bench vest a-day.
The argument Of the case AZ bar Will
be continued to-day by Senator Danici.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
4 FAsHIOyABLE Event.
Delegate Elect Embrey Weds Miss Jane ID
Wallace in fredericksburg.

w IlidfN llA D lfN'AI' NnRAArFs
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. H.
Specialist. Georges Episcopal church
was thronged tonight with the beauty
and fashion of the city 70 witness the mar
riage OF Mr.. Alvin T. Embrey, the popu-
lar Commonwealth Attorney, and mem
ber-elect OF the next Legislature, 10 Miss
jamie -. Wallace. eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. III. H. Wallace, both Of this city.
The church was eXguistely decorated
with cut flowers and potted plants, and
deftly arranged lights added 10 the artistic
effect.
To the inspiring strains Of the wedding
march. the bridal party entered lhe
church. The fair bride was attred IN
an elegant gown of white salln' WIN
pearl trimmings. ana carried IA her mana
a bououet of brides roses and lilies Of the
valley She was escorted bv her father
who gave her away at the altar Wu.Ie
the groom. with his best man, MI. \. w.
Embrev. was i'm waiting. having entered
from the rear Of The ch1ncel
Miss AI9rv Gordon Wallace, sister or
the bride. was maid of honor. ana wore
"a handsome costume Of pink SILK ana ear
ried nephitOs roses
Tho other attendants were bridesmaids
Misses Florence T.. Carroll. OF Baltimore
Lucy b. Lewis. OF hing Ncui.t' hLi4N We
Edwards. OF Lynchburg; Wortley $. En-
brev. Of Richmond; virginia Faust. or
washington: T. Mary Emhrey sister Of
the groom: Lille Newman, and Virginia
Carmichael. Of this city. All OF the
bridesmaids wore white organize, and car
ricd Ia France roses
The rroomsmen were: Messrs- ". J.
Wallace Michael Wallace. a. II. Wallace,
W. H. Hurkamp. and Hon. W 4 Little.
Jr.. OF this city: Albert II. Carroll. OF
baltimore pr. W. W. Luck. Of Leesburg.
and George L. Fletcher, OF the University
OF Virginia.
Fishers. Messrs r. 6. Knox. K. y. Cool
rick. HAY Taliaferro. Of this city; and
+. Key Green. ~ Washington.
Rev. W. u. Smith. rector Of the church,
omciatcd
After the ceremony reception was held
M tho home Of the brides parents. on
Main street whore large number OF
friends Of the happv couple called 20 eX-
tend congratulations. Guests were pres
ont from Richmond. Washington and Bal
timOre.
At Q o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Embrev loft
on the North bound train for r. bridal
tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
Hanover County Court.

ASHLAND. VA, Nov H-Special-In
tie County Court to-day Moses Price
(colored) for maliciously cutting Robert
Stewart. also cOlored. was given four
years I'm the penitentiary. A motion for a
new trial was made, and the case con-
tinued.
Robert Gnliard (colored) for assautlng
one Wade q colored citizen OF Richmond,
was given one year in the penitentiary.
Isaac Anderson, q cOlored boy. was
fined SIS for using q horse OF Mr.. p. H..
Hall without his consent.
Mr.. Thomas Blunt, an old white citl-
zen who lives near here. was adjudged
insane and taken 10 the stanton asylum
to-day.
Mr.. Chester Scott returned Yesterday
from a hunting trip 10 Western North
Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
rHE GLoUcrsrER JUDGEsHIp.
Committee Award ,he Certificate to Cat
Iett--TeIephone Gable Wrecked.

lett--Telephone table rocked
GLOUCESTER g.. H., Va. Nov. H.
SpeciaL-The Gloucester County Dem
ocratic Committee held stormy meeting
to-day over che result OK the primary
vote for the judscship.
After a great deal Of wraugling the
supporters of Judge Taiiaferro left the
meeting. The committee awarded Mr.
Catlett the certificate Of election. Judge
Taliaferro will probably contest
4 vessel pulled up the telephone cable
across the Mattap0ni river yesterday.
To-day telegrams had 20 be taken on
the river shore and then the phone had
TO be carried to the opposite bank and
connected with the line and the messages
repeated.
A tug was secured this afternoon but
She faIlec 10 get the cable Zoo place. she
VII relar il ion the morning.
Sheriff Eubank. Of King and Queen re-
turned from Philadelphia this morning
with Richie Lockley. the slayer OF a wo-
man and two boys near Little Plymouth.
Jockey l. very bruial-looking fellow.
he saws he acted m seif-deleEce.
Gencral Ta.aferro was better this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

Mrs. McDonough. Of 2los east Broad
street. has received a coat OF arms Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic. which was
made In Japan. The stft Is from her
husband. who Is now quartormaster on
tina L. s >. Columbia. but was ar the
time he secured this coat OF arms, quar-
termaster OF the Crtlsr Marblehead.
while cruising around Japan.
II is mounted on "A purple silk cloth and
Is made OF red. blue and green silk. 10
consits OF a miniature flag with flags uu-
furled and the American eagle. and bears
the following inscription. Grand Army
OF the Republic"