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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05

bor-Day at his home in Orange, says that
the drought remains unbroken in that
county, and that all vegetation is practi-
cally destroyed.
Captain T.. J.. Stratton, chief of Ferti-
lizer Inspectors says that so far, this year
has been record-breaker in the line of
registering new brands of fertilizers
He has registered 1,l0t new brands up
to date, which is far ahead of any year
since the department was established
DR.. Z. w. Mngruder, chemist of the
Agricultural Department. is expected to
return from Raleigh to-day, where he
has been attending a convention of the
Southern Commissioners OF Agriculture.
Mr.. Willis "A. Jenkins, principal of the
Portsmouth High School, and president
of the Virginia State League of Teachers.
was in the city Monday, comforting with
the Department of Public Instruction in
regard to the meeting of the League,
which will be held in this city next
Christmas.
The following letter has been received
from a South Carolina lawyer by the
Department of Public Instruction:
I am informed that under the laws of
your State all public schools for negroes
are supported by taxes paid by them,
and that no part of the taxes paid by
the white people are used for this pur-
pose. If this be the case, will thank
you to advise me when the plan was in
augurated, how successful it has proven !:
and any other data which you can fur
nish me will be appreciated.
l Will thank you also to inform me
whether you know of any other States
where negro schools are supported en-
tirely by taxes paid by negroes. am
interested in Legislation affecting the
AZ.
all the data bearing on the subject.
Labor-Commissioner James B. Doherty
has returned from Buckroe Beach. where
on Monday he delivered a Labor Day
Grafton before the unions of Newport
News, Hampton and Phoebus. He says
he had a fine audience, and that the meet
ing was a grand success.
The clerks in the Offices of the Auditor
and Treasurer did not have ali Of Mon
business IN the two departments. many of
them came down and worked part of the
day.
Mr.. Herbert Williams, who runs the ele-
vator at the Library, is spending his
vacation in Sottoway.
Acknowledgement Male is expected from
Culpeper to-day, where he went to spend
several days with his family.
Hon. John S. Harris, eX-member of the
VI lioiil " .I-'
a caller upon General James c. Hill yes
terday.
The following Notaries Public have been
commissioned by Secretary Lawless: A. 3.
Bolts. Fredericksburg; J. c. Woodson,
Lynchburs.
Hon. Lyon G. Tyler, president of Will
liam and Mary College, was at the Land
Office yesterday.
Among the callers at the Library We're:
Messrs. J. Boyd Sears. Commemorative
attorney of Ma thews: NJ. B. Jones, Com
missioner of Revenue for Newport News:
]. l.. Saunders. treasurer of Henry, and
W. M. Crouch, sheriff of Goochland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
Kni:hrs Templar Coming.

ST. Andrews Conmandery, No IS knights
Templar met at the Masonic Temple: Mon
day night and made arrangements for the
entertainment Of Couar de Leon Sommacl J.
cry, OF Cnarlestown, Mass, which will ar
rive here at noon on the 18th instant and
remain until the following morning.
ST Andrews Commandery will extend
to the visiting Sir knights an informal
reception, which will be held at the Ma
sonic Tempe between the hours of and
10 P NJ A Committee on Entertainment,
consisting of the following Sir knights,
were appointed to make suitable arrange
ments: S. II. Bowman, II. Theodore Ely
son. John r. Charlton, ". NJ. Evans and
James Augustine.
st. Andrews Con1n1andery has
elected the following officers: Mr.. II. Theo-a
dore IIllyson. senior warden. and Mr.. w.
NJ. Evans. junior warden. Mr.. J. NJ. Cliff
appointed walden, and S. n. Bowman third
third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05

work charging the canal through which the
torpedo-boat Stockton. Shubrick and Thorn
ton are to pass. Some of the small houses
at the alip-yar1s have been removed. in
order to allow the widening of the canal.
The Stockton has received a coat OF
black paint, and is almost ready for her
trial-trip. which is to take place some time
this month.
The launching of the torpedo-boat Dale
will probably take place the latter part of
this month.
The submarine boat Plunger has been
lifted from the .water, and is now on the
ways. The work of putting in her machin-
cry is now going on. THIS will be one Of
the most unique of the vessels at the ship
yards when completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
GEN. BOILING HERE.
Saws the Ola Vets VIII Have II Grand
Time in October.

Gen. stith Boiling, Grand Commander
of rhe Grand Camp of Confederate Nete-
% NJ Virginia, was in the city last
night When seen at MuTphg ot1 be kaia he
sncressful meeting of the camp in Staun-
ron in October. In addition to the Grand
camp meeting the StonewaH Brigade WIZ
have IT'S annual reunion there at the same
time The Sons of Confederate veterans
viii also be represented at the franc Grama
cavalry will have its reunion In stanton
on October 10th. The Virginia Diyis SION
~ tbe tinted Confederate Veterans VIII
iso meet then to elect a Encouragement
in the place Of Gen. y the Iasa Ms s6e
~ Rrander, OF this city. so the Valley
CITY will be fairly besiesed with the
S.nnaraI Boiling said the assistant in
spector-generals were now at WORK rS select fa-
i ms ssyeral districts of the State, and
Would ,..S be ready to report them to him
ve 5;ssnsral Li Boiling left for Petersburg last
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
COMPLETED ARRANGEMENTS.
Plans for Reception and Entertain
mcnt of Lady Visitors.


ment of Lady Visitors.
There was an enthusiastic meeting at
Schiller Hall last night of the LADIES' re
ception Committee, which body Is arrahs-
ing for the care and entertainment OIL .he
members of Rebekah degree anu oti,e.
ladies' from all parts of the country VINO
will be here on the occasion of the session
Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of od.S,fel-
lows, beginning September 18th. tnaa-
man George 3. Davis presided, ana plans
for entertaining the visiting LADIES' were
perfected. A number of Subcommittee
were appointed to take chnrge OIL tae ie-
ceptions from day to day. The cot1lrliie.e :,
has secured Lee Camp Hall Tor gene. ai
Headquarters. and here the vlsitihS i<,uies
will find 3; cordial welcome at any dito az
times during their sthy mere. l'lShe -
frashments will be served free day anu
night. e-,,
Chairman Hill Montague returned from
Roanoke Yesterday morning, orlnSihs Will
him the informat ton that the Two lodges
of Odd Fellows in that city, when are
very large ones, will be in the parade mere
with their own band OF music
Besides this. several other lodges with
in a short distance OF ROANOKE WIZ t'' :
ticipate in the parade.
Mr.. Montague Sdlu SeSeeiuo' ~
tbine was going along smoothly and the
zoorn7oittee in charge of affairs were work
ing hard. ~
while in Roanoke, Mr.. Montague held
conference with Mr.. Baldwin, the grand
master of Odd-Fellows in Virginia, VINO
reported the order to be tiourish-ns IN lhis
state and said there would be a big turn
out of vtrginians when the sovereign
Grand Lodge met
It has been learned that washington
Will send between 800 and 'Sco Odd-felto"5
to Richmond during Sovereign efraho
Lodge week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
TAKES A RICHMOND BRIDE.
Mr.. Norwood Lee Alcock Wcds Miss
Marian Edwards Lambeth.

M arian tLtWlruS LdIlDetn.
A wedding which created a great deal
Of surprise in this city. was that of Miss
Marion Edwards Lambeth. of Richmond,
and Mr.. Norwood Lee Alcock, of Spartan
burg. S. c.. which occurred IN Washing
ton Monday. the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. d. f. Powers, d. d.
Miss Lambeth, who is the charming
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D.
Lambeth, of No. l4o1 Floyd Avenue,
was spending the summer in Amherst
county, and the news that she had been
married caused much surprise to her
friends here.
The bride is very popular in this city.
She Inns been stenographer for Messrs.
r. A. Saunders & Son for the past five
years.
The groom is the e5-year-old son of a
weil-to-do farmer OF Amherst county He
has been travelling for Lynchburg
wholesale house for one or two years,
but is now established in business in
SpartanburE, S. C.
The young couple Will visit the brides
parents for a few days. arriving here
next Saturday. and Will then go to their
permanent residence in Spartanburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
THE JIM CROW CAR MAT TER.
Nlr. Peters Congratulated Yesterday
for Offering His Resolution.

Councilman f. J.. Peters received many
congratulations yesterday upon his course
in introducing in the Common 5Counc1l
Monday night, a resolution, the object OF
which is to provide seperate accommoda-
tons on the street car lines OF the CITY LOT
white and colored people. The text. OF Mr..
Peters resolution, which was referred to
the Council Committee on Streets, Is as
follows:
BE it resolved by the Council of the
city Of Richmond, the Board of Aldermen
coucurring, That the Committee on Streets
be requested to draw suitable ordinance re-
curing the several street railway COM
panies to provide separate accommodations
for white and colored passengers.
MIR. Peters was seen yesterday ana
asked what the purport OF his resolution
would be. He said that he had seen the
dire necessity for such an ordinance, ana
knowing that the Committee on Streets,
the City Engineer and City Attorney were
well acquainted with the street railway or
iiinances of the city, he had the resolution
referred to the Committee in order mat
Civ Attorney H R. Pollard may draw
the ordinance and allow it to be presented
at an early meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil.
Mr. Peters was seen yesterday and
an unsafe venture for lady TO try 10
ride on some of the street-car lines IN
this CITY, they being frequented by rough
class of negroes. who conduct themselves
in a most disgraceful manner. He SAID
that nearly all the members of the CITY
Council and the Committee on Streets were
in favor of such ordinance, and that
he hoped it would become a law the
earliest possible date. Several other coun-
cilmen we're seen and spoke in favor of
Mr.. Peters idea 1t has already become
immensely popular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
TIE SUP s! S0 ] S
Do NOT AGREE |":.l|
Superintendent Of Henrico County
Poorhouse.
VOTE TAKEN AND WAS A TIE.
Commissioners Met and Adjourn.
Large Fire on Curtis Neck-A
Meeting Of the Fire Depart
menti In Barton Heights.

The Board Of Supervisors of Henrico
county yesterday afternoon considered
the recommendation of a Superintendent
for the County Poorhouse, to succeed
William T. Wordsworth. lately removed.
The vote was a tie between Mr.. Lew F,us-
sell, the incumbent, and Mr.. P. D. Krouse,
and the matter will now go before Judge
*Wickham in the County Court.
The session yesterday morning OF the
Supervisors was taken up with routine
matters.
COMMISSIONERS MEET.
The commissioners appointed by Judge
sWickham to view Osborne TURNPIKE anu
the surrounding land met yesleiud i,
morning at the courthouse anu auJooAiAeo'
until 10 O'Clock Saturday
Five commissioners appointed to appraise
the lands OF E. Herreman. in Varina DIS
trict. and assess the damages resulting
from the establishment there of puo1c
road. were sworn in yesterday morning
bv squire James 7. LEWIS.
The commissioners then repaired 70 the
grounds in question and will report 10
the court next Week
of Mr. Charles II. Semff, of Curtis Neck,
caught afre last Friday night and burnt
n tho ground. The barn was f1lied WIN
corn bay and straw, and the loss was con-
siderable.
The origin of the fire is UNKNOWN.
- BARTON HEIGHTS.
The Fire Department helu 10 !'is-
meeting Monday night or LaHp ~ ~. $3.50 -
~ which time several new members were
elected. +,,o I,7re
1,ba Amusement Committee OF the flre
Der,,rtment will also hold a meeting next
I,idoy night. at which time different
Games will be played and refreshments
served.
Rev DR.. T. S. Dunaway. who has been
filing the pulpit at the Barton Heights sap
fist Church, left yesterday for the Gosnet
! Association While here he has peer
preaching some very able sermons, anu
the people of the church have become very
much attached to him. It is rumoreo
that he will be called to fill the pulpit "
! the Barton Heights Baptist church. Dr
runaway was formerly pastor OF the BaP,
fist church at Fredericksburg, Va, GU
resigned to engage in evangelistic work
Misses Sadie Malone and Emily r. PoW'
| ell. of Williamsburg. who came up Moi
| day on a flying visit to Miss Mary stew
| art. on Lamb Avenue. have returned nome
Mrs. J. E. Turpin left last Saturday
| evening for Hot Springs, Ark
Rev. r. H Pitt is still indisposed at ms
| residence on Lamb Avenue.
Rev. w p. Crismond has returned after
| an extended trip, and filled his pulpit a
| both morning ana evening services Sun
/! day :,
| Mr. Guy Morton. who has been very II
| for the last ten days, is now able to De
out and resume his work
Miss Edith Morton il much better after
| her extreme illness. ~ 5.t,,t, 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
NEW PROFESSOR SECURED.
New Building at the woman,s College

New Building at the Wolnan's College.
Oicnir" o. Session
Professor C. B. Garrett. of Mathews
county. son of Judge Taylor Garnet, has
been engaged to teach Latin in the Wo-
mans College here, and will enter upon
his new work at the beginning Of the
session, which will be September 10Th
Professor Garnet received the degree Of
NJ A from the University of Virginia
He has for some time been teaching in
college at Selma, Ala.
The new preparatory building of the
Woman's College is nearly completed. The
main building has been painted and greatly
,in..Ioyeu. hsv. DIR. James Nelson, the
principal, will have returned from Hot
springs by the opening OF the session.
DR. Chandler, dean Of the faculty, will have
charge of the matricuiation of the pupils,
and more than twelve States will be rep
resented at the college this year, an in
crease over last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About I,ichmond's
Citizens aud Other Matters

Intcrestin. Facts About Isichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
DR.. Fl. H Levy has left the city for a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Jeanette Hall has left on visit to
relatives at Beaver Dam.
Mrs E. C. Butler, of No. III South
Fourth Street. is very much better.
Miss Susie Alexander, who has been Wis
ting friends in Petersburg, has returned.
Rev. C. D. Crawley left yesterday to
bring his family home from the country
Miss C Z. Clark, of Union W. Va, is
on visit TO her niece, Mrs Harry c.
Glenn.
The Misses Potts. OF Petersburg. are Wis
.iting the Misses Alexander, No. S12 North
Twenty third Street.
Dr. Chandler has gone to attend the
Goshen ASSOCIATION at Ruther Glen He
will return tomorrow.
Miss Della Yarbrougll has returned home
from most beneficial stay on the noun
tain slopes of Virginia.
Mrs Mary Burruss, of No. 211O N Street
has returned from stay with FRIENDS IN
the Hanover watermelon country
Mrs. Herbert T. Walker and little dansh-
ter Florence. OF Church Hill. are ait home
from a pleasant stay in the country.
Miss Maggie Hope continues i'll at her
home, No. 4o3 South Pine Street She
is under the care of DR.. j. w. Henson
Mr.. Decatur ANtell and wife, who are
making tour of Europe. were in Inter
slachen Hotel, Switzerland. August 2sst.
s Miss Eva Goodman, of No. AS North
sTwenty-sixth Street has returned from
visit to friends and relatives in Newport
News
Miss Alice M. Bowman has returned TO
her home al Chestnut Hill after a delight
ful visit TO Medland Beach and Glen Is
land. ~. J.
So RE ch..oren o.sthe Gospel Hall Sunday
school OF Fulton, was given an outing ana
all-day picnic at Forest Hill Park Two OF
the large Forest Hill cars were used 70
convey the child Een, and LETT ct a ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
BIG DAY. ON CAPITOL HILL.
officers Back, and State Affairs on a
Rom

Boom.
EVERYTHING had business-like appear
ance about the Capitol and Library yes
terday. Those of the officials ana clerks
who went to their homes to spend LABOR
Day were back at their desks, tollinS marc
in the interest of the State.
In the Governors mail yesterday was
letter from d lady in New Jersey, who says:
II am anxious to ascertain, II possible,
any information regarding a certain 9th
Ger named Scott, a captain OF Virginia
cavalry, who wasEwiths General Lees army
at the time of the surrender at Appomat-
5toX.sI suppose that there are State records
which may give me some assistance, even
though the basis for Identification is SO
slight Perhaps the most they could tell
would be his home address at the time OF:
enlistment. I should be Very grateful for.
that, as 1t might help me to find out wheth-
er he is living or whether ne left children.
Three days before the surrender my hus-
band was taken prisoner, after the battle
OF High Bridge. He with others We're
under the charge of Captain Scott, who
showed him kindness that has never been.
forgotten Hence our wish to know more
about this true Virginia gentleman. May
I ask you to send me whatever informa-
ton is at hand ?''
Governor Tyler has received another let
ter from his old friend, ]. B. Taylor, OF
Portsmouth, who Is a chronic kicker
against the Government. and who looks TO
the Governor to straighten things out. He
says the army and navy of the land are.
both all oft of fix. and wants matters;
remedied- at once. Not long since he offered
to give an electrical exhibition in the Capi-5
tol Square. to show that he could bring
down lightning to destroy those who are,
in his Judgment. abusing the confidence of
the people.
Secretary Owen was forced to decline the
offer with thanks.
Attorney General Montague left Monday
nigh for Stanton, to attend the fall
terms OF the Supreme Court. which begun
In that city yesterday.
Librarian W. w. Scott. who spent La
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
PEOPLE LIKE THE ''cURFEW."
Councilman Glenn Greatly F.ncouras
ell By Their Expressions.

Councilman Harry Glenn said aid y Ss1isSa
ttidl ne nc f.a,,,,ciI Committee on Ordinances
tn ila,,, a'is COON act fsvorably ON his cur
s1 ord;nance, and that the measure
lem be passed by the two branches OF
th .I fi,d the people very much Interested
,b ,i..,1 matter. added Mr.. Glenn. and
III 1a1 every one have spoken to In re-
gard the proposed law h mas h assb s,ss
,,ri.s1 see that the police are so gener-
: ~, in favor OF tae measure, and thinki
: viii have a number OF the city police
force to appear before the The Ordinance ori,a nes,
,vt,sn that body considers it. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
Early sentember Wedding.

A pretty wedding took pace at st. Mary's
Catholic Church at 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning, when Miss Annie M. Shortell
became the bride of Mr. Charles A.
Fischer The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Willibald Baumgartner IN
the presence of a large concourse of
friends of the contracting parties.
The young couple left for Il trip north,
after which. they will reside at No. COS
North Second Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
TRIO WANT DIVORCES.
Suits Filed in the Law and Equity
Court Yesterday.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
w. H Beveridge. as counsel filed suit
for Mary E. Conway against Waiter
Powell Conway. her husband, for divorce,
asking for alimony and support for her
self and child. Mr.. Beverage also brought
suit in the same court for Jeter Beasley,
who asks an absolute divorce from his
wife, Mamie Beasley.
Another divorce case instituted in this
court yesterday was that of Celia Miles
Anthony against her husband, James
Anthony. P A. L. Smith is attorney fer
the plaintiff in this suit.
Motions were filed in this court for
judgments yesterday as follows:
The Mutual Banking Company against
Lewis NJ Courtnew, H r. Hinton and
II. S. Burch for SO.
Eli zKull against v. T. Pagan for s4S6s.
The clerk of the Hastings Court yes
terday issued marriage licenses to the fol-
lowing named couples:
Charles H. Fisher, of Newport News,
and Mary Virginia Owen. of Richmond.
Harvey II. Flournoy, a cabinet-na ker
of Richmond, and Laura III. Hobson. also
Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
Residence Robbed.

A second attempt was made Monday,
night to enter the residence of Mr. Walker
Williams. on Williamsburg Avenue, Ful-
ton.
The side window of Mr. Williams resi-
dence. which opened in the alley running
from Williamsburg Avenue to Hopkins
Street, was opened and the house was en-
tered and ran-sacked, several articles, in
Guiding a pair of Mr.. Williams shoes be-
ing taken.
Mr.. Williams residence was also en-
tered Sunday night. There is hardly a
night that some residence or store of Full
ton or vicinity is not broken into.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
Property Transfers.


The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
Rchmond-R. H. HARDWOOD and wife to
S. T. Dickinson 20 feet on East side
Fifth Street, between Preston and crouch,
Sta
Henrco-Nathanel I. Anles, and wife
TO Phillip Fiege, strip of land 50Nl5O feet,
with right of way to Nine Mile Road,
SIS.
Same to same, 5sls feet on North side
Nine Mile Road, SEQ
Elizabeth c. Barton to Henry Wood,
interest in lots u, Is, l6, II, in block II,
lot 6, block Z; lot 1 in block II, Brookland
Park. and lots and 6 in block 8, North
Avenue, Subdivision, S..
A. w. Brittains heirs to G. A. w. Brit
tain, 10 acres miles East Ct lS!chmcnt.
SIS.
James f. Brown TO Mary s. Banken-
ship, 65 feet on South side Williamsburg
Avenue, one mile from Richmond, 500.
Adah NJ. Hale to Bliss & Blaacne sRlack,
100 feet on Nine Mile road at Fair Oaks
station, 81
Patrick IT. Jackson and others 10 r.
N. Vaughan, 6 acres $50.
Eleanor NJ. Num- to Bliss. = Blanche
Black, GO feet on Nine Mile Road al Fair
Oaks station, 81.
Harriet B. Strong to Bliss y Blanche.
Black, "A feet on Nine Mile Road at Fair.
Oaks station. 81.
Peter Whitt1nan's trustee TO HenrySSs
Julia NJ. Boiling, 16 acres on paaroyto 1''
Road, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
Quies Wedding

s. Mr. II. H. Fiorrnoy. of Manchester.
nd Miss Mamie Hobson, OF North Twen-
ty.eishth Street, Richmond. We're mar
r;ad last night at the residence OF Rev.
.Insl 7. Tucker, pastor of East End
The bride was attired In white organdie,
with hat and gloves TO natch. Sne was
attended by her sister. ].
Mr.. Sriournoy is connected with the G. g.
stacy Company. OF Hull Street. Ella
=,1shers were Mr.. Clifford e. Davidson ana
Mr.. G. L. Hobson, brother OF the bride.
Only the most intimate fr:eEfa and reia-
lives or the contracting parties were
present at the naarriaE e After The cere-s
mony the couple were driven to their fu-
lure horne, at Thirty-second and Gay
Street. where Q reception was rendered
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
WANTS SYSTEM CHANGED.
Major Sol Cutchins Gives His Views
ON j nd gsi.ip Question.

Major Sol. Cu,chins is firmly convinced
that there should be some change in
The manner of choosing the Judiciary of
abe STATE
He is in fnyor of elect.ns the judges
by the Legislature, TO serve during good
behavior. or until a certain age-lmit is
reached. ..If this cannot be accomplish
cd, said the Major, Then I want them
elected by the people as we are in need
of some reform along this line. am
not afraid 10 trust the people and do not
believe they would put incompetent men
on the bench. he concluded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
Again at Their studies.

The private schools in this city are
beginning to open up for the session
There were large numbers of boys and
girls 1t the opening of st. Mary's school
Yesterday, under the direction of Professor
Harold Digon-
ST. Mary's High School. under the d.
rection of Father John Smith. Will open
on the 18th. as will also the public schools
Of the city and many of the private
schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05

once, accompanied by the mother OF
Miss Ninkery and friends to the resi-
dence of Rev. Mr.. shearer and were oy
him, united. AS soon as the rooms are
prepared, the young couple will make their
residence at No. 22s Q Street. over
swank's Pharmacy, of which DR.. O. l.
Hines is manager.