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PRINTED MATTER. &c:-German steamers aalin
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &C., for Gel
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a., for other parts OF Europe. American ant
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, 9ermal
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French. anI
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TAMPA, TAMPA BAY HoTEL..AP.
Opens Dec. 8; y. p. Hathaway, Mgr.
WINTER PARK. SEMINOLE. .....A. p.
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KIssIMMEE. THE KIssIMMEk. A. p.
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BELLEA1R. BELLEvIEw ......A.R
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English. French and German steamers. and r.
main open until within ten minutes Of the hou
of sailing Of steamer.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

Harrison OF the Supreme Court. and she
has spent several winters In Richmond,
where she has many friends.
The groom II a leading lawyer OF Louis
vile. KY. and son of Rev. Or. Quarles
professor al Washington and Lee Uni
versity Lexington.
From the church the party drove 20
Judge Harrisons. where an elegant re-
ception was gi7sn. after which the bride
and groom took the A. NJ. train for
northern trip. They will return here be-
fore going TO their future home In Louis
vile.
The presents. consisting mostly % cut
glass and silver. were both numerous
and handsome
great many relatives and friends from
p distance were present. among them
DR.. and Mrs T. Quarles. the croom's IA
Their and mother, and sister. Miss Mary.
OF Lexington Mr.. Harry ST. George Tuck
er and wife. Miss Smith. OF Charlottes-
vile. and many others.
The bridal party was handsomely en-
tcriained Tuesday night by Miss Janette
Belle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
PROFESSOR WOODROW WILSON.
lie viii Deliver the Thomas Lectures
at the College.

The first OF the twelfth course OF lee
lures under the Thomas Museum Lecture
Endowment will be delivered in the chap
Ell OF Richmond College tonight at S:l5
o'clock Professor Woodrow Wilson. Pm.
D.. l.. J.. H.. the chair OF Jurisprudence
and Politics in Princeton University viii
be the lecturer His subject tonight
will be: What IS Constitutional Gov
ernment?'
The schedule for the other lecturers
Will be as follows:
Friday. October 18th. Political Liberty:
Its Nature and Exercise
Monday. October Slst Written Con-
st.tuiions."
Tuesday November 1st. Theory and
Practice In ORGANIZATION.
Thursday, November Ord. THE Organi-
cation and Powers OF Congress
Between 7Ij and O'Clock admission
viii be by ilcket After S o'clock per-
sons without tickets Will be admitted
Tickets may be obtained upon appiica-
uon-personal or by lettor-at the Office
OF the president Of Richmond College.
Application must be mad0 before Octo-
Der 9th. Usually not more than two
tickets will be issued TO one applicant
A ticket admits the holder TO all five
lectures and IS transferable.
40 seats Will be reserved.
This announcement is not a ticket OF
admission.
The arrangement outlined above has
been made necessary by the great popu-
larity OF the Thomas lectures. it IS be-
Heved that persons who really wish to
hear the lectures viii be willing 20 put
themselves 10 the slight trouble neces-
sary to secure a good seat.
The tickets have all been given out
but the doors will be thrown open 10 the
general public after o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
A HANOVER WEDDING.
Mr.. W. p Gilman Makes Miss ". Alice
Stanley Ills Fri &C..

ASHLAND. VA. Oct 25.-speciai.-
Miss Il Alice Stanley. one OF Hanover S
loyefsst daughters. was married Tues
day evening 10 NJ. ". p Gilman 50
OF Hanover. in ST. Peters Methodist
church. near Goodalrs, by Rev. J. r. VIII
kinson. of Ashland assisted by the
brides pastor. Rev. Mr. Marks.
The ushers were Howard Gilman, J. VI.
Stanley Henry Lowry and II. Guy
Vaughan.
Iiire Misses Berta Lee Vaughan and
Emilce jenkins acted as flower girls.
There were present a large number OF
friends OF the contracting parties. among
whom were Mr. and Mrs l.. NJ Ellis.
Misses Douglas Wright. Eva Mcdowell
and Mrs Indiana Shepperson, all OF
Richmond
Stanley. a prosperous and influential cit
lien. and the groom Is the son OF the late
J. Y Gilman. and IS a young man of high
moral character and sterling business
qualities.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilman will reside In fu-
ture at their new home on the Richmond
and Louisa road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

The Central Trades and Labor Council
has received & circular letter sent out
IN tie interest Of the employees Of the
Washington navy yard. These men COM
pain that during the late war they We're
compelled to work four hours overtime
and no extra pay was allowed them.
They point out that private firms. such
as Cramp & Sons, pair their men well
for overtime.
The council here will take the matter
ID and seek 20 interest Congressman IN
the cause OF the men. Congressman HAIR
mer. Of Pennsylvania. has promised 10
see that the matter If brought 70 the
attention OF Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

A telegram came TO Governor Tyler
Tuesday night from a citizen OF Warwick
county. stating that the tongers were
depredating upon private planting ground
near the mouth Of the James and threat
ened serious trouble
Mr.. James II. Tyler, Jr., the Governors
assistant secretary. communicated with
the Executive. who is at Philadelphia,
over the long distance telephone. The
Governor directed that Secretary Miller.
Of the state Board OF Fisheries. be COM
municated with and that the Chesapeake
be ordered to the scene Of the trouble.
This was done and the Chesapeake left
Norfolk yesterday for James river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
HOPKlNS-P0WELL,
An Elegant Wedding in the Southern
Methodist Church at OnancOck

ONANCOCK, VA. Oct. 26-Special.-
ar $. Upshur Hopkins and Mss Leila
VI. Powell were married IN the Southern
Methodist church here this evening. IN
the presence OF a large and brilliant as
semblage.
The church was prettily decorated with
flowers and potted plants. Tho cere-
mony was performed By the pastor OF the
church, Rev. ". Il. CrOwlCr
After the ceremony the bridal party.
with many invited guests were entertain
ed al Ker Place. the home of the BRIDES
mother. after which Mr. and Mrs. Hop
kins took the midnight train Tor q
Northern tour.
The bride, who IS the youngest ddueh-
ter OF the late George W. Powell. OF
Orancock. Is ono of the most attractive
and accomplished young ladies Of the
Eastern Shore.
The groom is the only son OF the late
Captain stephen Hopkins. OF Onancock
lie is a graduate OF the Lawrence Scicn-
title School. OF Harvard University
where he was for some time instructor
IN engineering. lie IS now holding
lucrative position in the engineering de-
partment OF the Pennsylvania railroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins viii reside in
Philadelphia The presents were numer-
Gus, handsome and valuable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
WHEELMEN WANT
A SMOOTH TRACK
They Ask for GranoIithc Cutters on
Grace Street.
EXTEND FROM NINTH TO RYLANO
They Appcar Before Street Commit
teeman-Cost Of the Work - New
Third station-Plans Selected
and Location Decided Upon.

Afessrs. James Lewis Anderson, Ed
na-d MAYO. H. r. Florance, aud Thomas
Christian. representing the Executive
Commlttee OF the Richmond League Of
Wheelfncn. appeared before a suo-com-
3Ntee OF the Committee on Streets al
81. O'Clock yesterday afternoon 10 urge
that steps lc taken TO construct grano-
lthlc cutters on Grace between Ninth
ana Ryland slreets-a distance OF twenty
three squares--i0r the benefit OF the
whoelmen OF Richmond. Of whom there
arc several thousand Mr.. Jackson Guy
chairman OF the Whoclmen's Executive
Committee. was unable 10 attend the
meeting. being absent from the city, but
the claims OF the riders were well put
10y these in attendance.
Messrs. Pollock and Peters, constitut-
ing "a quorum az the subcommittee, were
present ana also the City Engineer Col.
W. E Cutshaw MT j.. G. Ebei. the
third member OF the committee. was un-
able to De present
COST OF THE WORK.
After some preliminary discussion, the
CITY Engineer presented the following
estimate Of the cost Of the work desired:
GRANOLITHIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
"rhe Nleddlerr ON Monday.

Mr.. Stuart Robson in 1.-THE Meddler, "
is the attraction at the Academy of MI
sic next Monday night.
The Meddler' is described as a mod
ern comedy OF polite manners, and In 1t
Mr. Stuart Robson appears as "a meddle-
some. gOod-natured deliver into other peo-
pies affairs. Much OF the success which
has been vouchsafed this star and play
is doubtless due 10 the excellence OF Mr..
Robson's supporting company Will N
might also be called IAN all-star cast
when one reads the names OF Theodore
Babcock. Herold Russell Theo. HamI-
ton. George paunceforte, Mrs. Stuart
Robson, Maude Granger. Gertrude
Perry and Marie Burroughs, who
were all included In the original New
York production Of 1.-THE Meddler' at
Wallacks Theatre. and who will support
Mr. Robson upon the occasion IL his
forthcoming visit 10 this city. The sale
of seats and boxes for the comedy Will
begin this morning at Q o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

boats: Mr.. J. T.. Mcdonald also of the
navy. who has been appointed assistant
experimenting constructor, and Mr..
George II. Rock. chief constructor. MIR.
Mcdonald will have charge OF the inspec-
ton Of hulls. His headquarters will be
In Richmond.
These gentlemen yesterday discussed
various Details Of The Work ia CONNECTION
with the boats
Mr.. Lilburn T. Myers recently return
ed from visit 20 the Naval Department,
where he has been looking into some OF
the details connected with the contracts.
His interview with the different officials.
he says. was very satisfactory.
Messrs. Newell Brothers are now at
work making the necessary alterations in
the company's shops, and building the
moulders loft Piles are being driven for
the shipways. and in about month the
preparations will all be complete and the
shiD-buiiding tools VIII be received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
CIVIL SERVICE MEN
ARE AT WORK.
They Begin Their investigation Of
the 0fice-HOIders.
THE HEARING WAS IN PRIVATE.
Names OF Those Who Gave Informa-
ton Not Made Public - McsSrs.
Knight. GruDbs. Trent and Smith
Will Bc Heard To-Day.

Representatives Of the Civil Service
Commission yesterday commenced their
investigation into the charges preferred
against certain Federal officials.
Secretary John T. Doyle, of the COM
mission. Mr.. George r. Wales, one OF the
examiners and Stenogrdpher George A.
Warren came TO Richmond and register
ell nj the Jefferson Hotel
The charges were preferred against
Postmaster Knight Assistant Postmaster
Grubbs, Marshal Treat and Mr.. " J.
Smith, stamp deputy in the Internal
Revenue Department They we're brought
by the Central Republican League,
c0lOred organization. and were formulate
cd By James III. Hayes and John Clinton.
Jr. These charges are the Outgrowth Of
the Hanover convention and the meetings
leading up TO il.
COERCION AND ASSESSMENT.
The officials axe accused OF cOarcng
those VINO serve under them and OF levy
ing political assessments. All OF yester-
day was occupied i'm hearing persons who
wanted 70 prove that the ofiice-hoiders
had been guilty Of improper conduct.
Some seven or eight made statements,
among them John Clinton Jr. Nj
Doyle declined TO give the names of the
Witnesses. sayiag IL was contrary TO the
rules that govern their inves igatiOus 20
tell who furnishes Information The
hearing was held privately IN the rooms
Of Alr. DOYLE at the Jefferson. 10 is NM
dorstood that the witnesses were about
evenly divided as between the races. Tire
investigation IS informal and l3 NOT head
down 90 any rules OF evidence. The civil
service men came here 10 make an in
qury as 20 the truth OF certain charges
and they viii seek all the Information
obtainable from accusers and accused.
OFFICIALS TO BE HEARD
To-day the three gentlemen will go
down TO the custom house and invite
Nessrs. Knight Smith. Treat and Grub
before them These officials will be in
formed as 90 what has been stated about
them and they viii - gwen an oppOrtu-
nifty 10 make such explanations as they
may desire.
II IS not likely that the Investigation
will he concluded before tomorrow The
evidence will then be gone over and 4 re-
port made with recommendations 10 the
commission That body will consider the
testimony and either reject or approve
OF the recommendations
The commission has no power 10 re-
move officials from office. In case Il IS
proven that assessments have been levied
the commission will report the facts TO
the Department OF Justice and request
that the guilty parties be prosecuted.
The Attorney General would send the
papers 10 the District Attorney who
would present the facts 20 the grand
jury. This violation constitutes a INSIDE
meanOr.
In the case Of coercion, when the facts
justify # the commission reports TO the
head OF the particular department IN
which the guilty person Is employed and
requests his dismissal from The service.
Only a request can be made. The COM
mission has no authority TO force head
of department to dismiss an emp.oye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
GOOD TALENT THIS SEASON.
The star Course One OF the Best Yet
Given.

Given.
The sixth annual announcement Of the
Star Course of Entertainments for the
season Of 1s5S-19 has just been made by
The y NJ. e.. A. through an artistic lit
dc booklet. handsomely illustrated.
Among the attractions announced are
the choicest music-bOth vocal and in
strumental-and some n the best-known
readers and reciters in this country are
on the programmes
The Course viii bring 10 Richmond
some talented people and bids fair 20 be
even more successful than that Of last
season
Here is the schedule.
lSeS-Monday. November 1ith-The Bos-
tonia 5eXtette Club, assisted by Miss
Alice Burns. soprano sOloist.
Monday. December 5th-Hon. George
w Peck. humorous lecture. Good
Bad Boys and Bad Good Boys" (
Thursday December 15th-Albert Arm
strong. IN pictorial recital from Ian
MacLarcns Beside the Bonnie
Brler Bush"
Friday. December 30th-Macy-Gril
Combination. A strong company Of
magnificent entertainers.
1S99-M0nday. January 9th-The Rc1Dath
Grand Concert Company. The great
est OF the season. and OF our SIX
seasons.
Thursday January 26th-The fremont
Male Ouartette. OF Boston.
Thursday. February 9th-Kathrine
Rilg-way Concert Company, COM
n0se1 of four artists.
Friday. February 2ith-Henry Law
renee southWick. ShakesDearian re-
CitaIs.
Monday March l3th-The Fadettes
Wonan's Orchestra OF Boston THE
finest To America
Monday March 2,th-Robarts Harper
THE Cuban War Illustrated IN col
or and motion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
A Well-Known Louisville Lawyer
Wrds n Prominent Virginia Girl.

STANTON. VA Oct. 26.--Special.-
Few prettier weddings have ever taken
place in Stanton than that tonight Of
Mr.. James Quarles and Mss Fannie
Kent Harrison Emmanuel church pre-
scented a brilliant appearance, having
been tastefully decorated with poted
plants. cut flowers and cvergreens the
effect being green and pink.
In the centre was a pyramid OF candles.
making altogether pretty backsronl
for the bridal party, who entered In the
following order: first the grO0msmen.
Messrs. Walker Kinds and LeFond Allen.
Charles Wuherspoon and John Miller OF
Louisville. and John Cochran and Kent
Harrison; then the bridesmaids, I'm pink
organdies and carrying white chrysan-
themums. Misses Janet Bell and Anne
Cochran. Fannie Guy, OF Richmond. and
Rose Harrison, the brides sister. and
Charlotte Ransom and Tucker Clark. OF
Lynchburg.
Next came the maid Of honor Miss Sue
Pevton Kent. Of Wytheville. alone In
white oreandie and carrying pink chrys-
anthemums. then the bride on her IA
theirs arm. They were met al the chan
eel steps by the groom and his best man.
Mr.. John Dooland. Of Louisville The
ceremony was impressivey performed by
Rev. Robert c. Jet. rector OF the church.
and Professor F. r. Webb was at the
organ. The brides dress was Of heavy
satin en-irain. With iul'e ven.
The bri ie rs tle h1n'-e-ee end accom-.
olished dau-rhter OF sLtge George II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

Archer Anderson. Among those VINO
called were Mrs. Lewis Aylett. MIS- Ju-
Minis Morris. Mrs J. Addison Cooke M's'
rIsfvburton. Miss Blankenship. MIS-.
Frances Deane Williams, Mrs. ]. VIM
pcmbertou Mrs. John G.. Robertson
Miss Precious Moore. and many otAe.s.
II &c now stated with certainty tnat lhr
name OF Mr. Woodrow wilson. ihe '''7-
tinguished scholar. writer and lecturer
will. within the near future appear "P'"
the club programme.
Mrs. 7. julius Sans. wife Of the rector
of Trinity church. Baltimore ls Nisl,,l ,ts
her daughter Mrs. j. Addison COOKE
west Grace street.
Miss Cannon. Of Norfolk. will IN the
next few davs. visit Miss Mamie SteseH
POI east Franklin street.
The first meeting OF the Ladies Matt
nee Musicale win be held at The residence
of Mrs George W. Stevens. $40 F.oyd
avenue tomorrow afternoon at 4D
o'clock.
Mrs. C.. W. p. Brock was The hostess ut
TuceIays pleasant meeting ot me "i''oh
O. Work Whist Club.
81 Pants branch OF the Woman Aux
uiarv 20 the Boa~d OF Missions. "il ntgt
tomorrow ar 70 81. Ga tie infant school,
room OF the church. 10 D. hoped mat
very member will be present To hear
Mrs. ]. Lindsey Patton tell Of her mis-
sionarv experience in Japan.
In the absence OF a quorum. due 10 the
heavy rain f7iL no meeting OF the Con-
fodera.a Memorial Literary Society could
be held Yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

SUFFOLK. VA. October 26.-spe cial-
Miss Virginia Gertrude Norfeet az 1886
o'clock this evening in the auditorium OF
the Main Street Methodist church be-
came tho bride OF SIR Rochelle Is. BAR
a druggist or Charlotte. y. g.
II was a pink and white marriage.
Miss julie Wll-lcy OF Newport News,
was maid Of honor. and DR. John G.. Blair,
OF Monroe. y. c.. best man. There were
five other bridesmaids with men atten-
dantr. The bride was atured in cream
duchesse satin. the bridal veil being
caught with orange blossoms. She carr
ried Brides roses The bridesmaids wore
white oreardie over white silk. with la
France roses.
The gentlemen were IN fun evening
dress ard had bouttonnieres of carna-
tons.
lfr. and Mrs Blair left ~ 9:2) over the
Seatosrd Air Line for Monroe. ". @.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

Invitations have been issued by Messrs.
Wein and Shere, prOprietOrs OF the New
Fords Hotel TO grand banquet on sat
urday evening al o'clock.
The occasion Is designed in celebration
of the opening Of tho old hotel under a
new and better management.
The affair Is 10 De 70 an extent eN-
elusive. as those invited are for the most
part officials OF the State and city. and
Inc clergy OF Richmond. All OF the ar
ranremejits are being made with 4 view
OF entertaining oisting uished company
In the most elegant ana appropriate man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
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