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may pardon as many as he 'pleases
of the grcatly-increased number OF the
convicts of the penitentiary. lie cannot
we'll excel his predecessors in employing
this privilege.
But, then, Governor WALKER has to consi-
der the situation and prepare for the serious
RESPONSIBILITIES of the Office he holds when
the State becomes member OF the family
of States, with her own government under
her own control. He is gentleman of decided
forecast and frmncss, and we have no
fears that in shaping his policy he will err
in departing from the line of moderation
fairness, justice, kindly relations with the
Federal Government, and equality IN the
administration of law, which constituted
the platform upon which the victory was
won in Virginia, and he placed in the char
of State. He has his mind bent on THIS
line. and we do not believe he will be
swerved from it.
The great practical interests of the State
and nation, which his experience ana gooo
sense enable him fully to understandable
preservation Of good feeling and the sooth-
ing of sectional animosity-thc encouraging
of industry and entcrprisc-thc promotion
of public Representatives. are the great
ends which we are sure he has at heart, and
he will not allow himself to be decoyed
from them by any sort Of alliances with
efFete theories and impracticable policies,
nor with impulsive politicians whose senti-
ments tend to discord and discomfort.
Practical energy, youth, vigor, sincere pa
triotism, hope, and enthusiasm, must be
now infused into the State, and Governor
WALKER is not the man to "tie to" influ-
ences hostile to those attributes which are
indispensable to prosperity and greatness.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PILATES.

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". GRANDMOTHER. l4l0 MAIN STREET. -
The new patent BRANDING-lROS, for marking
all kinds OF wooden articles by heating IL, Is per-
fectly adapted 10 branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers' Stock Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale aud retail. NINA
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The London Times publishes an original
letter of Lady BYRoS's, written in 1918,
which renders it almost certain that she
did not believe then what Mrs. STOWE says
she knew years before.
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To ELTEE.-Wc can sec no conflict be-
tween the statements of the paragraph you
quote from the Dispatch and those of the
extract you quote from Major COOKIES orti-
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hS GOODS Fur LIE
SEASON
AT
LEVY BR 7 II E r s..
We offer n largo assortment OF
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OILS.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
LIFE ASSOCIATION,
No. 1909 MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, September il, 1859.
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIA-
TI0N OF RICHMOND. WA requisltian of
TWO DOLLAES AND FIFTY CENTS on each
policy-hoder OF this institution has been made TO
pay loss by death of two of Its mcmbers-yiZ., j.
ID. Albright and c. ID. Carr This requisition
must be paid within thirty days, or the policy
II. b. STARhE,
sc I5-lm General Agent
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MARRIED.

On the Eth instant, at ST. Peters. cathedral,
by the Rev. Father McGtrk, Mr.: hENDALi.
0.DWYER second son Of the late Denis Heating
O'Dwycr. Esq, IL Miss MARY a. MCkENNI.
At tho same time and place, and hy the same
Mr.. JOHN KEEGAN 10 Miss JENNIE NJ.
O'DWSER. second daughter of the late Denis
Heating O'Dwycr, Esq. all of this city.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ALLEeHASY SPRINGS, VA, August 81, !:

ALLEGHENY SPRINGS, VA, August ~ 1889.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The proprIetors of this well-known Watering
place having determined To prolonS their season
iii the close OF the month OF October and being
desirous OF extending the benefits oil their Yalu"
abie medicinal spring 10 the greatest number, pre-
nose TO reduce the terms of board for the REMAINDER
Of the season. After the lcth Of September Inc
tno,.o Nv nv, g 9sS wa ~ VS. &c
Board per week 80 Se
board per month -four weeks .,........., sass
An excellent livery Is provided ON lhe h ,s
sa sas-sw Propr!etors.
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EeEEEe.

At Elmington, Goochand county. on the 10Th Of
September HATTIE RANDOLPH. daughter OF
Henry +. and II. W. d. Wight; aged two years.
At her residence on Twcnty-GfIh and o streets
Mrs ELIZA l.. WISE SISTER of L. W. and X.
Ralston). in the seventeen year Of her age.
The friends of the family arc invited to attend
the funeral THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock.
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REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL.-Th subscribers, having
LIZ taken the store lately occupied by mr. Z. Levy,
on Fourteenth street below Cary, and adjoining
the stores Of Messrs. Spots Gibson and Alessrs.
Lee, Seldom & Co., they will In few days make
considerable addition 10 their stock, and will be
able 10 offer to their customers choice selection
of goods at moderate prices.
sel4 MAsSIE & HARVEY.
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aCHOOL REPORTs.-Go TO THE
= DISPATCH rRiNTfEG-H0UsE If You
WANT TAEsi PRINTED NEATLY, AND
CHEAPLY.
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MATURE Is CHANGING RAPIDLY
EQUALLY so THE ASPECT
JULIUS MEYERS DRY GOODS STORE.
COZ BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.
Thore, where few days ago huge piles of thin
light-colored, gauzy fabrics Of thousandfoid do
scrlption attracted the admiring gaze Of the null.
tltude, we find their places vacated, and frmer
more solid heavier darker-shadcd goods, are an
pearing instead, as by magic, and begin TO find
their way into the household Of the ar-seeing pre-
paration making housekeeper. We just noticed the
arrival at this establishment of 1 handsome lot Of
very pretty
ALICOEs,
and an assortment OF
DoMESTICS,
such az
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS,
LINENS, SHIRTINGS, GINGHAMS,
BED-TICKING, &C,
unsurpassed In the State In quality and variety.
The proprietor is at the North now looking to the
interest of his customers, and very naturally there
will be, for some time to come, continuous OPEN
Ing OF NEW GOODS at the Dry Goods store Goa
Broad street. Persons who seek extra bargains in
LIGHT GOODS, or those who want supply for
the fall and winter, Will be well suited at
JULIUS MEYERS, Broad street
scls between Sixth and Seventh.
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,p1,T,s wrnrCTNEs. dc.

cWEET ogIN1NE.1, :. p fuFther s nPPRbB
= 20: S9'' druggists. 1916 Main street. SCI
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DEED WHEAT.-Wc have in store and
- for sale superior lot OF SEED WHEAT, or
the White Strawed Mediterranean Variety IL
bearded red wheat selected by the grower, Colonel
David ). Bell, o! Augusta county, Va. expressly
for seed. This wheat Is admirably adapted TO our
climate, being thrifty, hardy variety and yield
further information viii be cheerfuiiy given. A
sample can be seen at our Office, No. IA Fifteenth
street, Richmond Va, where II viii be sold In
quantities 10 suit purchasers. ,
PLEASANTS & ROSS.
=. S.-For further information, extract from
Colonel Beirs letter In Planter and Farmer Tor
September. au 2-2awM
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-11

Be Kind TO, the Errins

Be Kind TO the ErrIng.
BE kind to the erring, the humble, the mock
'Tig the coward alone would trample the weak
Ye know not how deeply the pact they deplore
In charity cover their sins evermore.
Be kind to the erring. the lowly, the sad;
OFT circumstance ruleth, whose chain driveth
mad; +i
Ahl boast not thy virtue. but con thy heart
Communion with self crusheth pride ever
more.
Commune with thyself; think how reckless
Enriohins thy Golfers to wither thy heart;
Take warning by thousands on yonder dark
Remember. thy soul must exist evermore.
Cherish good for itself, nor measure thy gain;
Such motives are sordidly selfish and vain;
In deeds blessing all, and with heart gushing
Ger,
Flowing on to the ocean Of love evermore.
Religion is naught, all pretensions are vain;
II works are still wanting, all! whore is thy
As bark cast away on some desolate shore,
AS wreck on the deep, thou art gone evermore.
Thy days feet away as meteor's gleam;
Flashing bright for moment, they fade as a
Yea, dream though it be, yet on far distant
shore -
Shall. in thunders, re-echo the past evermore.
AS flower dost thou blossom, mere thing of a
day;
As breath OF the flower thou wilt vanish away;
Let love be thy motto this weary life DER;
Then in sunshine Of love wilt thou bask ever
moro.
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SOLUBLE MANURES.



II
thedi
which
IbospLa
fact
divert rtsemn o~
a speto
to ntof
G. HEF,t
Presto Idcnt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-29
wood Wood J! Wood -!

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CORDS OF
~ Dry wood-washoe Pine-for sale, situated
at the Bowers Mil, Gold Hill. Inquire Of
GEO. g. WATERS orr. A. STEPHENS:
Gold Hill, April 10, 1860. ap10-tf
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Store to Rent.

NOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT THE
Il store Of STERN b SON..
ap2-tf Main street, Gold Hill.
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ks
A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS.

BOUQUET OF FLOWERS.
It Is the most beautiful, as we'll as the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the
Culture Of Flowers md Vegetables.
Tho Floral Guide Is published for the benefit
OF ny customers, to whom It Ii sent free with.
out application, but will be forwarded to all who
apply BY mail, for Ten Cents, which is not hall
tho cost. Address JAMES WICK,
ia22.tf Rochester, N. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-29

LIBERTY ENGINE ~CoNpASy.-A special
meeting Of Liberty Engine Company
No. l, Gold Hill, will be held to.mor-
row evening at s o'clock, for the trans
action of very important business,
therefore, every member is desired to
be in attendance.
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1. O. of G.. T..
strayed or Stolen.

IRON TIE BOILER WORKS oFn
I the subscribers. In Lower Silver MN
City, a MARE MULE, OF the color w
OF buckskin, and branded on the left $1,000
hip with two letters, ILL" A liberal reward
will be paid for the return Of the animal to the
Boiler Works Of the owners.
TAYLOR & MCFARLAND.
Silver CITY. Anril l6 1efQ-ow
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SErrLa WITH FRUsIER L Co.-Having
closed their grocery and provision busi-
ness in this section, Feusier & Co. have
pstablished an Office in the basement OF
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express Office, Vir-
ginia, where during the next few days
all indebted to the firm are requested to
come and settle, otherwise they will be
summarily left to the tender meroiss Of
u constable or attorney. ap32 Wv
SHARP NOrIcR.-All persons indebted
to Baum Il Brother, late of Gold Hill,
are notified that their accounts are left
| with Mr.. Fraukenheimer for settlement,
and payment thereof is earnestly re-
quested. ap2l-2w
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To Let.

THE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
L Hall. Apply at room In rear Of Justices
Court, to W.. N. HALL.
Gold Hin, March II, 1859. mhIs.i
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n. WELLS, YARoo AND co.'s LINE.

A J Moore. Mrs Moore, One Mexican,
Mrs C Lewis, J L Swaney, Mrs Dixon, Mrs
Hampton, Pat Moriarty, Mrs NJ Taylor, J II
Clark. Jno Furlong, Amos Williams, Mrs
Minnie York, A J Hatch, Annie Kelly, &C
Tracy, Mrs D P Tobner, Charley Doyle, All
Sow, Jno Doe China, Richard Roe China, V
Mitchell and boy, C 81 Golding, Geo N Dag
gett, One Dog, Mrs Lee.
BY WOODRUFF n BSSoR's LINE.
Miss Ready, Coney Walter, Martin Edall,
Peter McDonough, Miss Mary Monavan, Mr.
Mcmillan, Charley Green, Geo A Trimble,
II C Sloat.
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A CARD.

WELL EDUCATED YOUNG WIDOW,
a an experienced teacher, desires Q situa
ton as Resident Governcss in q pleasant family
where shc will have tho comforts OF q home
She gives instruction In the various Englisf
sbe~ sneaks-and has good references. Address
statine requirements and salary, etc. N. X. 7.
hoY IA Postofhce, San Francisco. mh2tn
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GOLD Hill ScHooLs.-The public e1-
animation Of the Gold Hill Grammar
School is postponed till Monday next,
the Sd of May, when all friends Of tho
school are cordially invited to attend.
Exercises to commence at precisely l
o'clock.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
ny mEIIs. rAnoo Axp ss.,sInl.

BY WELLS. FARGO AM ss.'sLuI.
Mrs A Wilson,, R T Smith, Mr. Thornburg,
NJ Friedman, N Wertheimer, wife and ser
want; J F Thompson and wife, Alb Chow,
Mr. Hanks and wife, Y Upper, A Carmel,
Thos Leaden, Mr. Riley, II Monson, Jno
China, A Gennaro. ] Flegan, ] Flanders,
Bennett, ] Snow, G II Williams, L krauss,
JB Gagnon, Thos Stevens, Jas Gamble, A
Hayward, W Gates, wife and child; Mr.
'Toi,nd Mr. Dalton.
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Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. 5, F. "A.
y q A. n, meets at their Lodge: Wy
room, corner Main and blanchard mn
evening 4 Z o'clock. Stated communication
nnt Saturday In each month. All Brethren il
good standing are cordially invited.
By order OF the W. II.
8. W. CHUBBUCK, Secretary;
Gold Hill April /, 1859. aplu
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Notice!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day appointed and empowered
$: II. Robinson TO act as my attorney In fact In
oil matters pertaining 10 my business In the
State OF Nevada, until further public notice..
THOMAS Scale.
Gold Hill, March q, 1869. mh20.tf
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
COLOMBIA.

TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF THE Ex-GoVEhNo"
OF TIE STATE or CUNDiNAMARCA--PRoCLA
NATION OF GEN. -MOSQUERA-MOo0Uh Elsa
VERY LIKELY TO BE RECALLED.
lFRoM OUR OWN CONSEQUENTLY
PANAMA, Jan. 5.-The self-constituted Assem-
bv OF the State OF Cun1namaca have framed series OF
charges against the Ex-Governor OF that state, senior
Gutierrez yergara who, your readers will remember
was deposed and imprisoned by the President OF the ke
nubc Gen Santos Gutierrez on tho 10th OF october last
a commission waited upon the Ex-Governor, informing
him of tic action Of the Assembly, but the lAtier pro
tested ngaiust the measure. lie declares thdI p'h
EudcciadO Lopez has violently usurped the GnncIaaW
rial CHAIR ana convoked spurious Assembly, when Is au
unconstitutional body, AID can nave 10 luIlsulcon
him LATE adviccs from the capital are 10 the effc. tnd
tho cx Goyernor has been tried and convicted ana was
kentenced o eight years hard labor III the chanFag
r aritrary action of Liberal party IN violently
assailng State Government ana repbclg
IL by a spurious and usurping Government. wFpnSly
CALLED Liberal has brought down upon 1.-THE present au
mlnstration the Indignation OF all rght-mnded ara
Dictatorship General MOsqueTn nOw nm exile III ldIn'
has addressed proclamation 10 his fel0w-ciLens pro
testing against the outrage committed In the Slae VI
Cundinamrca IN tho name or liberty lie hpptlS w .o
good sense and patriotism OF ColOmbans. anu iinpOcs
tncn 10 forget party distinctions aud rally around iho
National Constitution, which Is III danger o. ueIDS
DESTROYED Ho calls on Congress 70 evoke Natlouh
Convention perfect this instrument, ana recommends
that the city of Panama he created the cdpHa ol coo
bia The proclamation Of the gran General AT the present
moment is ~ peculiar significance and cannot ia 10 nave
n very marked effect upon tho politics O the nOu
Is growing desire to sec the Gcnerai return 70 Nuui
bin aud avert storm which IL threatening sooh to
hurst over the nntlon. The state Assembly oI s,ll
tander has already passed proposition calling on tho
National Congress 10 revoke the bausbinent VI Son
Aiosquera and restore his full pension.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
NETWORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The twenty-fourth annual meeting and cleo
ton OF the Prison Association Of SewYork held Rt
their Office No. IL Cenrost yesterday afternoon. This
Association ia reformntory In its object having nj
especial duty the cncOragenent and assistance Of dis
charged prisoners During tho past the jails IN
Of this State GU In number, containing
over GoO0O prisoners. have been visited by Abraham
Beu esq, the agent Of tho Association Nine hundred
and seventy y-eig complaints havo been examined, 800
OF which discontinued and 353 prisoners discharged
the intervention Of the Association Pecunary
and has been given 10 lGi prisoners work has been pro-
vided for 49, and lso have been assisted with clothing
The during tho 16 lie has served
tho Association he has only found three temperance
In the prisons and that Of the prisoners they assist after
release less than soVen per cent second time.
The principal Work OF tho Association has been and is
being done, IN the cities OF Now-Nork and Brooklyn.
The following officers for tho ensuing uuani
monsly elected: President, John David Wolfe: Wee
Presidents-trancisL Lieber LID; the Hon. John T. io
man. John II. Grscom, NJ. d.. Theodore W. Dwight,
LID: tho Hon. JOhu Stanton Gould, the Hon. Chas. j.
Foger Corresponding secretaryE C. Wines, ID LID.
Recording Sceretary-Cephas Brainord. Treasurer1 IN.
&. Gilman.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
PANAMA.
INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT CORREOsO-THE
TAX QUEsTIoN-ITs COLLECTION TO BIZ RE-
sISTED-THE FOREIGN PROTESTANT CHURCH.

TAX QUESTION-ITS COLLECTION TO BIZ RE-
sISTED-THE FOREIGN PROTESTANT CHURCH.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
PANAMA, Jan. 5.-The Inauguration of Gen.
Correoso Constitutional President for the term Of four
years took place the lst inst.
Among the laws passed by tho Assembly in session
Is raising the commercial taxes OF Panama and AS
pinwall TO 100000 and $4,000 respectively.
In view Of the great increase Of the taxes last
year neary 20 per cent? meeting Of the merchants
called 10 deliberate what is to be done to protect them
selves from this outrage After fully discussing the
subject u determined 10 test the legality O the Com
meTca Tax law aud revive old and nearly forgotten
law enacted by Colombia in days by, which. though
OF tho merchants This law was passed in tho year 1885,
and its object to induce foreigners and foreign capt
period OF 20 years from tine opening OF railroad commun
cation between Panama and PortObeo. tho latter shall
he free port that tunnage dues shall be collected IN
either port aud that merchants doing business in either
terminus shall pay municipal tax OF only % stncOs, or
$40 In gold, per month This law was enacted In that
liberal spirit by which Colombia In former times
was 80 noted. But, unfortunately, US provisions
we're never carried out At first the Government. under
te pea Oh requiring money TO carry on the G9Yernmept
piaceu suaI TAX upon the merchant, which was not
tho authorities have from year to year raised the
amount, without giving anything In return, but an In.
To be derived to tho governing party hy still further
Increase Of the taxes But this year the climax has been
exorbtant sum imposed. What would your mcrchants
say they taxed from 5000 10 a 900 each per an.
How long would they stand it Nor is the Worst feature
OF the tax question oppressveness but the power
crease the tax being unlimited. 1t is possible for any
party hostile 10 foreigners 20 impose such taxes as TO c
compass teir utter ruin aud compel them to leave the
country.
On the list inst the Panama Fro Brigade turned ont
for tho rst time; they made very fine display and are
most crcdablc addition to the city members arc
mostly foreignors Tho swindler. H. ~ Clinton, at
last been convicted aud sentenced to 81 months hard labor
IN the chaln'gaug Tho Panama chaingang is however,
such loose suOu that very little Ingenuity aud less
money Is required 10 effect escape from the clutches
OF ne law The Foreign Church society now an organ
zeG Institution w dccieo VI the Prcsdclt VI tho State
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
DR.. snodgrass said that the

bis presentat,on. Dr. snodgrass said that the
best persimmons grow upland. He con,
sidcred this fruIt worthy OF cultivation, and be had
doubt that 1t would in measure eventually super
sede the date Mrs Hailock desired 1t to be UNDERSTOOD
that the FruCrowers' Club not rival to the Amer
lean Institute but acting in conjunction wlth tnat
Institution as many Of the members OF one Organization
were also members the Other and everything shou
be In harmony between them She was not griunins Ely
part teuar * Tor shs was universal ax-grnder sne
hoped that the community would feel the influence OF h
Club and that the Club would become 80 well attenaeu
as TO require much larger building than the pesen1
one Perhaps the tine would come when second crys-
tai Palace would be dedicated TO the industry OF the
Empire State lAppausc .
Tie Club then proceeded elect officers for the ensl
Ing year. with the following result President Dr. ehou
grass; Vice President Mrs. DIR. Hall0cK Corresponding
Secretary, A. S. Fuler; Recording Secretary H. l. VIZ
lams; Treasurer Mr.. WhitlOck Executive committees
Mrs. T. Lyon. 4. Edwards Todd, Ii. b. Smith, DR. lex
amer Col j. d. Williamson John Crane. and Mrs O. l. !i-
ford The nominations received and voted on Win
applause especially when the OK the ladies' were
proposed. 1Ir. A. $. Fuller announced to read
paper the cultivation Of fruits and flowers, rt OwnS
a press Of other business the reading postponed
until the uext meeting.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

Another wedding in high life came off yester-
day at st. Lukes Church. No 4s3 Hudsonst the parties
contracting being the Rev. Joseph d. Wilson OF East Lib
ery Pittsburgh Pa and Miss Catherine oey daughter
OF our former Consul Smyrna. The officiating clergy
man was the Rev. Isaac II. Tuttie, d. d., Rector OF
st. Inle's and the bride given away by her uncle,
John Priestley formerly editor Of prominent Wing
Journal in this city. About 1909 cards OF invitation
ssed and before o'clock tie church was crowded to It's
utmost capacity Dr. Tuttle performed the ceremony.
Among those present wore Bishop Southgac. Dr. Has
Lns OF WiaIusburgh, DR.. Van keeck OF ST: Panl'.
other prominent gentlemen and ladies Of this city There
were no bridesmaids or grOomsmen In attendance. and
the bride dressed plain travelling dress or yen-
der ponin trimmed with satin facngs Of the color.
and head she q lavendercolOred hat o1 the
material, with pink roses 10 H. THO happy par elt
Inst nigbt Mt 81 o'clock for Washington and Georgetown,
d. c. whence, after u short stay. they viii return.
in time receive ut Mr. Priestleys. Thursday next
Church East Liberty, and will shortly leave for the scene
of lis futuro laDOrs