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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-17
'TIYORl dom
COUNCIL BODIES i il
Contracts Awarded for Curling,
Paving and Cutters.
.UNDERGROU ND u BE SYSTEM.
WORK OF the Committee on Relief OF
tho Poor-Tar Contracts Corsid-
cred-Board Of Fire CONF
inissioncrs Meet.

The Committee on Streets met last
evening at 6 o'clock. Those present were
Messrs. Allen (chairman), Bloombers,
King, Peters, Gibson, Ebel, Bahen, Pol
lock, Whittet, Lawder and Woody.
The clerk reported a communication
from the First National Bank as to max
ing the front of its building conform to
the line Of the street. The communica-
ton was referred to the City Attorney
and the City Engineer for report.
Mr.. Lawder asked for a subcommittee
to investigate working hours and pay
OF employees of the Street Department.
TIE following committee was appointed:
Messrs. Lawder, Ebel, Peters, Gibson and
King
The automobile ordinance, as prepared
by the City Attorney and the City En-
gineer, was reported and laid upon the
table In the main the ordinance is the
same as that which was originally drawn
by the company. The new ordinance,
however. requires that the company must
first be incorpora ted. and thar the ordi-
nance may be repealed or amended at
the Councils pleasure.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
over the awarding of contracts for GER
tain street improvements.
Mr.. Ballen stated that in many in
stances paving had been done by incom-
petent men. and would not bear finspec-
ton by the City Engineer
The contracts for curbing, paving and
cutters on the various streets were
awarded to the following: NIessrs. Chas.
Gasser, Alb!n Netherwood. John C. Vein
4 u
Son.
Some of the street Improvement will in
clude curbing and paving the following
streets: Main from Short to Plum;
Cary TO Linden to Laurel: Clay to Henry
to Nunford; Broad from Twenty eighth
TO Twenty-ninth: Louisiana. Lester and
Third; Seventeenth to Buchanan:. Tenth
Street from Byrd to the river: Twenty
first Street from Main to ]. anklin. A
great deal of street Improvement is to
be made along the streets in the East
End.
ELECTRIC TUBE SYSTEM
a communica ton was received from
Mr.. E. l.. Bemiss, president of the Nir-
sinia Electrical Railway and Develop
nent Company, which has been granted
leave to extend their underground con-
duit system. AR. Berliss outlines thu
extensions as follows:
First-An extension of the tile ducts
on Thirteenth or Governor Street from
Main to Capitol and thence on Twelfth
from Capitol to Broad Street.
'tSecond-An extension Of its tube SIS
TEN as follows: On Broad Street. north
side, from Munford to Pine Street: on
Pine Street from Broad to Franklin
Street; on Laurel Street from Franklin
to Park Avenue: on Park Avenue from
Laurel to Harrison Street, ard on Harri-
son from Park Avenue to Franklin
Street.
WORK DONE FOR THE POOR.
The Committee on Relief of the Poor
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BIG CROWDS AT BU0U
standin. Room mt Il :'resni'," aud
Many Turned Away.

Manager Wells promised the theatre
going public an up-to-the-stanGdrd vaa-
deville bill for Easter week at the BiJou,
and ne kept his promise. II is the sane
story of success.
twice yesterday the theatre was filed,
and last night many were turned away.
Nat Wills and Mile Loretta are the
headliners. Wills is one OF the best
Character comedians in the profess on.
Mile. Loretta presents beautiful! stage
appearance and dances for the pleasure
of the audiences.
solaret, the pretty young woman who
mas risen SO rapidly in TIE e!ectrie eIeeF
dancing department, comes next IN iayor'
While Kelley and Yiolette are primo
favorftes. The act is n pleasing and re-
freshirg one all through. Duffy, saw,
telle and Duffy come in for q share CT
all the APPLAUSE. Willis r. sWeatndhi'
though a new conner in the South, soon on
had the. audience in a sodo humor. ten
ing lot OF jokes In a new style. PrsttS
littl. Miss Anna Wilkes came IN place.
of Peak and Keflar. who had to Cancel.
The Fortuni Brothers were well received.
The usual matinee will be given 'ii's
afternoon
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lEHIGH TOOK
THE FIRST / CAME.
But It was Ia Doubt 10 the Last.
Moment.
THE SCORE WAS Il TO 70.
Many Errors We're II ade. and Other
wise the Game Would Have
Gone 10 The College Play
Again To-day.

Lehigh University Baseball Club won
against the Richmond College team yes
sertay In the ninth inning, after an In
ming Of considerable interest in which.
S with four runs to the best OF them, the
College boys made 1t a tie
There were no specially brilliant fea-
lures on either side, and the result is a
most remarkable showing, when error
columns are glanced at. The teamwork
OF neither club vas what 1t might have
been, and the infieId Of the College team
was very shaky. Taylor. kerfoot and
LEONARD having six errors between them,
equally divided. Had the local team put
up the right sort of game they would have
won easily, for nine OF the runs credited
to the visitors were more or less due 20
The yellow playing of the Collegans.
lNTERESTlNG CAME.
Notwithstanding the many errors the
game was an interesting one throughout.
for II kept the cranks guessing all the
time, and it looked very much like VIC
tory for the College, until Kelly, the Ia
NOUS, took the box in the latter half Of
The eighth and pulled through a victory
for Lehigh.
The weak spots on the local infield want
to be mended and the College outtield
results in future games may be cminenuy
satisfactory, so far as victories are con-
cerned.
White. Boyd and Sanford had much TO
do In the game, while Dunaway contrt-
buted large slice toward the score.
Ginger is what is needed, and some
noise from the players at the proper time
will add to the interest, and, Also the
score.
SHOULD NOT POSE.
Tie boys want to disabuse themselves
of the idea that they go into the field TO
pose, or to let their friends and best girls
see them in their uniforms. and Staples
and Taylor should hold themselves up
against the plate with more confidence,
while Leonard should change his position
at second and take on that of man
docking for golden nuggets on the ground.
He might be caught some time with his
hands in his pockets.
There is some good material in the club
that it is hoped may be developed at
once.
Mr.. Umpire was little abrupt in some
of his remarks, and considerably OFF IN
several base decisions
The Jehish team has some good men,
and the intield teamwork is much sharper
and quicker than that OF the local team.
Goth pitchers were in fair shape, but
i Kelly is said TO be the best that ever
j worked on the slab for that team. lie
s. struck out three men in succession in the
ninth inning yesterday. which was doing
very we'll a1e will pitch the entire game
to-day Yesterday he only had one inning
and half.
The same teams will put up another
+, game this afternoon at o'clock at Broad
Street Park, and large crowd will proba-
bly, be on hard, as there is no Spring Day
celebration on to-day. The score:
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
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Topographic BrcviticS-


PARIS, April 1G.-The first of the series
of official fetes in connection with the
Exposition took place tonight, when
President Loubet entertained 2GO guests
at dinner.
DURHAM. N. c., April 1G.-During the
past twentyfour hours ten new cases OF
smallpox have been discovered here. All
are negroes.
BUNKIE LA, April 16-This section
was visited last night by q severe wind
and rain storm The fields are covered
with water, and the cotton seed and corn
have been washed up.
CHICAGO, April 16.-With only ole dis
senting vote the report Of the committee
to which was referred the request 'of DR..
Newell Dwight Hills, OF Brooklyn. that
the Chicago Presbytery, was to-day
adopted by that body at its regular
meeting.
CHICAGO, April 16.-NIrs. Louise Lot
fridge was committed to the county Jail
this evening, charged with the murder
of Rufus Wright.
CROTON LANDING, n. T., April 1G.-
The first bloodshed as the outcome OF the
strike at the Cornell Dam was the life
blood of Sergeant Robert Douglass, of
the Eleventh. Separate Company, OF
Mount Vernon. who was shot dead by an
unknown assassin while he was relieving
guard. at ten minutes to tonight.
CHICAGO, April 16.-Labor troubles in
the building trades are stated by Presi-
dent John w. Lambert. of the American
for the orders issued to-day for the clos
ing down of twelve plants of the concern.
Thousands of skilled workers were tenn
porarily suspended.
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Cleansing aud Refreshing Bath
HOW TO GET ONE.

All our readers who want to enjoy per-
feet health, prevent disease and are at
ficted should have one of these remark
able Cabinets The price is wonderfully
low. Space prevents a detailed descrip-
ton but ii will bear out the most exact
ing demand for durability and curative
properties.
Write The World Mfg. Co.. Gill World
Building, Cincinnati. o., and ask them
to send you their pamphlets describing
this invention The price is wonderfully
low, only $500 complete, with heater,
directions and formulas. Head Attach
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indeed difficult to imagine where one
could invest that amount of money IN
ANYTHING. else that guarantees SO muck
health. strength and vigor.
Write to-day for full information: or,
better still. order Cabinet: you won't,
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represented.
We know them to do as they agree.
They are reliable and responsible; capt
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The Cabinet is just as represented, and
will be shipped promptly. You can remit
safely by express. p. o. money Order
bank draft or certified check.
Don't fail to send for booklet. anyway.
HE Cabinet Is Wonderful Seller
for agents and the firm offers special
Inducements to both men and women
upon request, and to our knowledge many
are making from 500 TO Sl9o every
month. and expenses.
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3s,A78 Quaker Cabinets Sold Last Month.

a heavy. steel frame supports 1t, making
It q strong and substantial patn-fooHi
within itself 1t has top curtains; IN tact.
all the latest improvements.
u The makers furnish an excellent stove
with each Cabinet, also valuable recipes
and formulas for medicated baths ana
ailments. as well as plain directions. IL
folds flat in 1-uch space. when not III
use: easily carried; weighs but 10 pounus-
People don't need bathrooms. as TINS
Cabinet may be used In any room. hiia
bath tubs have been discarded since VIZ
invention. as it gives far better oatti
for all cleansing purposes than soap ana
water. For the sick room its ADVANTAGES
are at once apparent. There have been
so-CaIled cabinets
on the market. but they. were unsatis-
factory: inconvenient. simply cheap. Him
sy affairs. AZ
After investigation We can say the
Quaker Cabinet made by the Cincinnati
firm is the only practical article of its
Kind. and win last for years. It seems 70
satisfy and delight every user, and the
Makers Guarantee Results.
They assert positively. and their state
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testimony from persons OF influence. tn't
this Cabinet will cure Nervous troubles
DEBILITY Purify the Blood, Beauttty the
Skin and Cure rheumatism tJney ofter
5000 reward for Il case not reileVed-)
Cures the most obstinate cases or Wo-
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Govt Sciatica. Eczema. Scrofula. Piles.
Dropsv. Blood and Skin Diseases, Liver
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with one bath. breaks IN all symptoms
| OF La Grippe. tF'evers. Pneumonia. Con-
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Cleansing aud Refreshing Bath
| known and all those enjoying health
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| week for it's great value is its marvellous
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nit
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CUPID CLAIMED
THEM AS HIS OWN
Some Of Richmond's Popular Young
People Wed.
LED TO H Y M EMS ALTAR
Miss B. Marie Murphy Becomes the
Bride of H1r. Thomas j. Garrett.
other Easter
Weddings.

A number Of Richmond's popular young
people have found themselves Dan
Cupid's captives. and while several we'd
dings took place yesterday, there are
many more set for this week.
There was q large excursion to WASH
ington yesterday, and among those VINO
went were many young people matrl-
monially inclined.
Mr.. Robert H. Robertson and Miss Mel
lie l.. Brown were married at 2 O'Clock
yesterday in the pariors Of GeE
4 S. r. Maxwell, pastor of the Third Chris
tan Church.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robertson left by the
,, southern Railway art 4 80 O. clock for King
William county, the home of the brides
mother They will return home Friday.
and will reside on Twenty-sixth Street. at
the home of Mrs. New, a sister OF Mrs.
Robertson.
aIr. Robertson is a popular employe Of
the RichmoEd Locomotive and Machine
Works His bride is q most charming
oS's' - RoBERTs-RIcE
AR Eldon Roberts, sof Newport News,
and Miss Florence H. Rice We're married
at the nome of the bride, No. 2oS south
Pine Street. yesterday at ciooA'
by Rev. r. Finley Gayle
Mr. Luther Jones was best man. anu
Miss Ala Jones bridesmaid.
They left during the afternoon TOT
Newport News, where they Will RESIDE;
A reception was held when they arrived
at their home, in Newport News.
Mr. Roberts is well known here anu
Greatly liked. His bride is girl OF d
sweet dis positior and winsome ways. oHe
has many friends. 1853,
HUTCEINS ON-d4ARkWOOD-
5Ir. y. Randolph Hutchinson, one OF me
nroprietors Of the Model LAUNDRY, anu
Mrs. ELLA L. hardwood Were married rec. az
T:30 O'Clock yesterday al tne ! ~ lo u,
Baptist Church. the pastor, Rev. =. Cao ''eli
Henning. offictated. Mr.. Ellis Goode acteu
as best man.
Hutchinson left for Washington ana osti-
tiraore They will make their nome ZONE ~
the East End.
GARRETTIlIuRPHY
4 5yery pretty wedd ding took place yes
zterday at O clock at Sacred !. Heart
church. when Miss 3. Marie Murphy
and Mr.. Thomas j. Garrett were mar
tried.
The church was beautifully decorator
in palms and Easter lilies The bride
was eowned lin a handsome Point de
8Alencon lace over white tnffeta. with
sprs,ys or Grange blossoms and carried
a shower bouquet of liliesaof the valley.
MISS n ell, Murphy SIS tersof the bride
wore white Point u Esprit over viii te &
silk. ard carried a u BOUQUET OF brides
maid roses. s;s
The ushe.s were AIessrs. P. Clarke,
Henry Cofer, Jean Rinkead, OF Jersey
City: Berry Clarke. of ryland $ and
Preston Ray. Of Wa shtng ton. The bride
entered the church on the. arm OF her
gfathsr# and Rasm met ats Me B @ taSsss DX
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-17

I. "A genius of the Queen City has placed
on the market "a Vapor Bath Cabinet thai
has proven q. blessing to every man.
woman or child who has used it.
IS Our recent investigation of this remark
able invention was 50 very ga satisfactory
we have no shesitancy in endorsing the
same as Just what all our readers need.
1t is an air-tigIlt inclosure- in which one
comfortably rests on chair, ana with
only the head outside. enjoys at home,
for 5 cents each all the marvellous cleans.
#ine c1,-..-..-e, and inYiGoratinE effects of
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Cure Rlaod and SKIN Diseases

-s,is Cabinet has marvellous nower. 'or.
s.,,epard. of Bronk1vn, states that he has
never tailed to draw out the. deadly not,
son of snake hites hyd-cHhnbia hlnod
4r,a+ # is the most wo.6e-f'1I blood ~',ri-
fsa- known. IF neonle. instead If filing
their svstem with more poisnns by taxing
drugs end nostrur,s. would get mo q
Vanor Bath Cabinet and steam ont these
rrloI-1d have nrI-e blood. and q SEin as
clear and smooth as the most fastidious
could desire.
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rIE REST pREsCRIpTIoN

Tor chi!ls and fever is bottle OF Groves
pinlniy printed on each package. Ii is
simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless
form and is compounded in correct pro-
portions. The reason i!nitators DO not ad-
vertise their formula is secause they know
you would not buy their medicine
If you knew its ingredients. Groves
is the original. and is the only chill and
fever remedy sold tl,roughout the entire
malarial section of the y. S. No cure. no
mav Price NC.
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With the Cabinet. if desired. is a
Head and Complexion Steamer,

in which the face. head and neck are
given the same vaoor treatment rs the
body. producing the most wonderful re-
s,,lts: removes pirnnles. hlactzheads. skin
eruptions, cures Catarrl, Asthma and
q. c. smith. Mt. Healthy. O.. writes:
"Sirce using this Cabinet nv Catarrh
Asthma and HAY Fever. with which I
have been afflicted since childhood. has
never returned Worth s1.G0o 10 me. /
have sold hundreds Of these Cabinets.
Every ono was delighted Ny wife finds
it excellent for her Ills"
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met; last night at the Aln.siiottse. ls,2se
present were Messrs CottTel ,il ~,
EGunst, Hobson, Smith, eefey ano = - "a
Elianrs. s ssssss7@ AZ -.
The 3SupertntenIlen !: Z,
port for the nsnth OF . 49,, 80,
that on the lastday of + eDrua y! e..ssS
were 2s7 inmates; 10o persons WEI s'sai
ed during March: were cl.t. s' 3. =.
and died. LEAVING the n,Irr1l'-r ~ l,s
Institution on March ss1st, which " .i ts
an increase Of IL over last II In. aio
hospital 81 patients we're received 70 90, rs
charged and Is died. leaving TN y uli.,s.
Remaining March 31at, 6i, which was =
increase of 20 over last yea +. = =,
IS The payroll amounting to ssiz.oy, s a,N
bills amounting to s, $50 IS we're d
ed. So
The uperintendeut was direc'ed =. 80 =,
move the detention WARD rece iltiy eless-
ed IN the rear of the white aln-s s
and he was also allthorized to e5tapl 81
a mergEe for co.ored persons at ti le
colored alnshouse by fitting up one y, !,
the rooms of the detention ward loet s1.' :
on.t the premises.
The COMMITTEES on. Cemeteries me - ~ :
night and approved the, pay-roiis ana sun: sun :
dry bills and authorized the keeper o. OF
Oakwood Cemetery to have printed wv
notices of tresoass. offering reward
for the apprehension or detection OF any
person deprecatng on sections ana taxing taxing
.,d< r
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THE LIGHT COAAITTEE.

THE LIGHTI COAlAiIlEf1-
The Conl1ni tee on Light also met. tose
present being AIessrs. NEaserste.n (caalr-
@luaan), CARRIER. Shea Mosby. Ferr RI.
Seay, Clerk Woodson, and Joseph NJ. silei-
ton
Besides transacting their regular ousl-
ness. the committee decided to postpone
the: time for receiving contracts tor tar
supply, and allowed the time TO be eX-
tended for those making such contracts.
Several extra gas mains and pipes were
ordered to be laid and other minor mat
tiers were disposed Of
There was no meeting of the Grounds
and Buildings Committee yesterday after
noon as quorum was not present
The Committee on Shockoe. Creek was
to have met Yesterday afternoon, but there
was no quorum.
There was meeting of the Committee
on First Market yesterday at noon only
the regular business of the COMMITTEE
was disposed Of
FIRE COMMISSIONERS MEET
A regular meeting of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners mas held last night at s
O'Clock. Those present were Nessrs Jonn
H Friscnkorn (presidenO, L. G. JENKINS,
Joseph l.. Levy. Charles T. Taylor and
G.. W. TAYLOR. also Chief Engineer w G.
Fuller. First Assistant Engineer George
c. Shaw, Superintendent ". r. Ihonlp-
son. Dir. Edward Mccarthy, Captain Q. +.
Wise. and Secretary L. S. Jones
In the future the board will meet at $50
o'clock instead OF o clock.
c. Il. Johnson. engineer of Engine Com
pany No. 1. rendered his resignation.
which was accepted. and William II.
Cartwright, the present helper, was APP
pointed engineer. The vacancy created by
Mr.. Garthrights promotion will not be
filled until the next meeting of the board.
After transacting much routine business,
the board adjourned.
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The rooms of the NVoman's Club were
we'll filled yesterday afternoon, and two
delightful and scholarly papers We're
greatly enjoyed by the audience. Miss
Augusta Daniels read a paper on
"Cavour." and Miss. Maria Blair one on
"Garibaldi.''
The chairman's guests were Mrs. w. L..
G1lilaudeu Miss Guillaudeu, Miss Ellen
Bagby, Miss Helen Nesbitt, of New York,
and Miss Natalie Forrest, of New York.
Miss Mamie D. Hicks entertained her
Sunday-school class most delightfully."-
yesterday afternoon. During the early
part of the afternoon Miss Patty Nc
Geehee delighted them with several selec-
tons. Refreshments were served later
Miss Hicks guests were: Misses Patty
McGeehee. Carrie Blackwell, Nellie
Womble. Virginia Turner, Maggie Ford
. Ruth Ford. Edith Powell, Lucy Powell,
Hazel Blunt, Hannah Skinner, Sarah Mel
son. Annie Loving. Grace Horton;
Messrs J. L. Hawkins. B. j. Pettus.
Charles Bailkowski, Logan Thomas,
John Priddy, Howard Barnum, Henry
Schmidt. Charles Heller and Alfred Fry.
e The Old Dominion Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
held a meeting on Saturday in the rooms
of the Virginia Historical Society.
Mrs. Virginius Hall presided. Letters
were read from Senators John w. Daniel
and Thomas S. Martin and Congressman
Lamb, in which they promised to give
the bill now pending in Congress. pro-
yiding graduate nurses for the army.
their attention.
Mrs. Flippen, of Cumberland county,
was voted a member of the Chapter.
The papers of Mrs. Thomas L. Moore
and Mrs. Frederick McCullock, were also
received from Washington
The Old Dominion Chapter will give
a gold medal next session to the pupil
writing the best essay on some revo-
Elutionary subject. The Chapter re-
serves the right to decide the age or
grade of the pupil.
The corresponding secretary was asked
to write letter Of sympathy to Miss
Mary Lyons Mayo, who has recently lost
Z her father.
& Yesterday was truly ChIldren's Day.
and they made the most gift Easter
hunts galore, both for sweet charity's
sake and for sfavorite sentertainment. That
given at the crump House for the benefit
OF the amusement fund of the Soldiers
Home, was a great success 81
Mrs. Robert Patton. of Roanoke, for
merly Miss JAMIE Stringfellow. Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. w. A. Barr.
Miss Lucy Christian Is home again,
after a pleasant visit to Alexandra.
Mr.. N. NJ. aIarcuse left yesterday for.
New York
Mrs. Lncien Powell OF Washington, Is
tho guest of her sister. Mrs. William d.
Thomas.
Miss Margaret Shields is spending the
Easter holidays at Portsmouth.
Mr.. ana AIRS. 3. F. Pilson are spend
lng come time in Florida. s.;
1rs sD' Armond. Of Phi,adeaphia. Is
visiting hersparents. Mr.. and Mrs. War
ner Y. Fleming.
/ Mrs. Freeman Dance, who has been
spending several weeks In DanYille. has
returned to the city.
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the groom and his best man. Mr.. John
]. Murphy, brother of the bride. Here
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. b. O'Rielv. After the ceremony, an
elegant reception, to which over three
hundred guests had been hidden, was
given at the home of the brides parents,
No go North Harrison Street.
Among the guests from distance were
Major and Mrs. T. G.. Garrett, OF
Washington, parents OF the groom: Mrs
T J. Donovan. Miss Blanche Wood Miss
Jennie May Judge, Mr.. Preston Ray,
Mr. Ned Donovan, all of Washington;
Miss Maud Meaney, of Jersey City; MI
Berry Clarke. Of Maryland, and Mr. Eu-
gene K;nhead of Jersey City.
The young couple left for New
York by way of Old Point. Miss Murphy
is the attractive daughter of Mr.. T. r
Murphy, and Mr.. Garrett who was a
former resident of Washington, is
valued Government draughtsnan in the
Trigg Works.