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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-27
MoNtTKOE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL
WHEREAS, Mrs Marie Ernestine fueeh
wife OF Ernest Puech, having purchased at
ssle made by n; J. hoey aue;
has applied to the Clerk OF this Court. in whose
of ce the process verbal of said sale recorded
the tweuty-third day of April, A D. lo70, for a
Mention Advertisement. IN conformity TO an act
of the Legislature OF the State OF Louisiana, en-.
tilted 'sn Act relative 30 monltlons and mode OF
proceeding" approved March Is. 1855.
Now, eIefore, know ye, and all persons INTEREST
name of the State of Louisiana and OF the Second
District Court for the parish of Driean who can set
up any right, title or claim IN and TO the property
hereinafter described, in consequence OF any nfor-
under which the sale made, or any irreguiarity
or Illegally in the appraisem ents and advertise
ments, time mar ner of sale, or tor any
defect whatsoever show cause within thirty days
from the day this Mention is first lbs erted IN tins
public papers, why abe sale 50 made, should not
be confirmed and omoogated
The said property was sold By \ j. Eoey, auc-
tioneer, aforesaid, the second day OF APRIL a D.
1870 by virtue OF a decree of this court rendered
on the sixteenth day OF september, A. D. leos, IN
the matter Of the minors Montgomery, No 81 s5 OF
the oschet OF this court, al which sale Mrs Marie
Ernestine fuech, wife Of Ernest Puech. became
the purchaser for the price of eighteen thousand
three hundred and ftty dollars.
Description of the property as contained IN the
judicial conveyance, VIZ
l. A portion of ground, with the improve
ments thereon. 81 uated in the Second District ol
this city, in the square bounded oy Esplanade
Barracks BouI bon and DauOhine streets: sand
ground forms the corner OF sspianade and Bourbon
streets ano measures 81 feet inches on Espianac'
street. by i05 fee. inches Bourton street. The
improvements comprise a brick house, etc, known
a. No. 20 Esp!ansde street
N. o. TRACY.
apis my7 2l2s Clerk.
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UNIrEp STATES DISTRICT CoUE'
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF HENRY GASTEH
Bankrupt.
in BankruptcS-MO. f043.

ITO THE HONORABLE E. II. pUREI4I. JUDGE
| of the Dis ric. Court CT the United states for
the District of Louisiana-5ittiug IN Bankruptcy;
The petition OF Il. Il Merton, of the CITY OF New
Orleans. herein appearing az the assignee IN banb-
ruptcy of the estate of Henry Caster, bankrupt,
respectfully represents
1hat among the assets surrendered by the oank-
rupt, and belonging to the aforesaid estate n Dang
ru,.cy there is following desert psd real estate
situated in the State of Louisiana, IL tee parish OF
Richland. to wit:
A tract OF land lying in Richand parish, Louis-
ians in the forks OF Cypress Bayou end Big Greek,
CONTAINING three hundred and twenty acres more
or less supposed by bankrupt 30 be IN township
number sixteen. north of range number seven east,
the north by land of J. W. Willis OF the south by
land of J. CaZey on the east by Big Creek and on
the west by Cypress Bayou.
A lot Of two acres situated in the town of Red
mouth Hichland parish, louisiana with building
thereon beiug tie same lot and building occupied
as a store house by Frank P. Serreau: aad surren-
dered herein among the assets Of this estate IN
bankruptcy ,
Your petitioner further represents that the said
her sin before described real estate appears OF
record, encumbeIed and charged WITH the following
hereinafter specified mortgages. judgments hens
ard Or vIeges resting thereon, to wit:
Special mortgage in favor OF john Watt Co.,
executed in 1861 of record in Franklin parish, bear
ing interest for SfCO. -
Judicial mortgage in favor of G 7rdor l. Castillo
of New Orleans, resulting from judgment obtained
in Twelfth District Court of louisiana for franklin
parish. in 1857, for about Sl50O.
Judicial mortgage il favor of NJ Greedy OF Fran K
| lin parish, Louisiana, resulting from a judgment
obtained in Twelfth District court OF LOUISIANA
| for parish of Franklin. 10 1865. for about $50
And your petitioner further represents, that 1t
impossible for him to determine the validity OF ssiu
membranes and the amount due thereon; INA
he can not ascertain the value OF said property oy
agreement between himself and the creditors noid,
ing said security, provided in section twenty oil
the bankrupt act OF 1857 And that it is necessary
in order to ascertain the value OF said property ano
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chaser thereof reserving to said heirs OF Mrs ar
tina smith, viz: james Livingston. Charles Living
it1 Msh hrs h1na Watson
mond, Martha b. Hammor d. Mrs ahomas kearna-
CHAN, f. = Hammond wife OF D. " STOKES n N; a.
James X. CARAT, William Garrett Mary a M Tar
rett, wife of W. A. Curl children OF John n, Gar
of Oatlet Garrett and of tohn Garrett, Nancy Car
rett and 1hoEas Keys, Pierre Geiiurman. Joseph
other persons ali the rights in law to the proceeds OF
tie sale OF said property according TO toeir rank
(SignaeD A. DEB. HUGHES, Attorney
On motion OF A. Deb. Hughes attorney of e. X.
Norton assignee, and upon suggesting to the court
that he has ii led in this cour5 the foregoing psti-
tiou it is ordered that james LIVINGSTON, Jackson
vile, Florida; Charles Livingston, Ddekton, Ten
nessse: Martha Livingston, Mrs BENJAMIN smith.
Of Greenvie, South Carol ma; Charles Hammond.
Martha b. Hammond. Mrs rhoD4as ksarnagnan;
Hamburg, South Garoina NJ. A. Hammond.
James Hammond, w G. Hammond, James H.
trlct' South Caroiina; Mary Ann Garrett wife Of
". A. Curl. Hamburg, SCUM Carolina; childfeh OF
deoeD dan,s OF Elizabeth Garrett. OF Uatlett Gar
rett and John Garrett, Macy Garrett and Thomas
vii e, louisiana Joseph l.. Jamson, Bayou Goula, .
lbervllle parish, Louisiana; Cummings. Brown O.
CO show cause UPON tbs fourteenth day OF May.
A d, 1910 az eleven O'Clock, A. NJ before Tbs
and said property s5ld prayed tor, and why al
incumbrauces recorded against said property should
not be cancelled and erased And it is further or
dered that notice OF this petition AID order be
served upon SAID james LivingstG. Charles Lily
lpgstou, Martha Livingston Mrs. Benjamin Smith.
Eliza Livingston. Mrs. Lynn. w. Watson.
CSares Hammond Martina b. Hammond,
Mrs Thomas Kearnsghan, L. G. Hammond.
wife of j. W. Stokes. NJ Hammond
James Hammond, W. G.. Hammond James r. Gar
rett, William Garrett, Mary Ann Garrett. wife OF
w A Curl, children of John ii. Garrett. deceased,
deceu6ants of Elizabeth Garrett, OF Catieit Gar
rett and John Garrett, Nancy Garrett. Thomas
Keys, Pierre GelIurnan. admin istrator, Joseph L.
,yslnison Cunmmings, Browa & Co. and all other
persons, by serving copy upon them, their agspt
or attorney by said E +. Norton, assignee, pub
fishing a copy OF saiG petition and order three times
in the New Orleans Republican, newspaper
printed in New Orleans, the last publication TO be
made at least five Gays before the day of hearing.
Signed April 6, 1870.
E. II. DURELL, Judge
A true copy:
CLERK s Office New Orleans, April s, 1870.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Clerk
81 ny9
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for the due, proper and speedy adm nistration OF
said estate ana fer the interest of the creditors
therein. that said estate be sold at puoc aneolon
free and clear OF all membranes. Th@t all sax
judgments mortgages liens and privileges reco5oeo
against said property be Cancelled and erased, 50
that your petitioner can convey a clear aEu uDtn-
bered title to any purchaser thereof, reservDg
to saio John Watt Co, New Orleans, Louls'ap,aa.
Gordon It Castillo New Orleans Louisiana, M
Greedy Franklin parish, louisiana. and to all other
persons all their rights in law to the proceeds OF
SAID property upon the distribution thereof.
Wherefore, your petitioner prays that he N " be
ordered and authorized to sell said properly above
inc1m brances Tha1 ali said iudg meut5 mortgages,
liens and privileges recorded against SAID property
be cancelled ard erased so that your paltioner can
convey a clesr g d unlucumbered tltle to any pur
cha er thereof. reserying to said John Wat! d
Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, Gordon & CASTILLO
and to all other persons, all tae rights IN law 10 IN
proceeds OF the sao OF said property, aceo ding 10
their rank. And he prays tor all other necessary
(signed a. DEB. HUGHES. Attorney
On motion of A. Deb. Hughes attorney Of T. E.
Norton, assignee, and upon suggesting to the court
it is ordered
That jonn Wat. d CO. New Orleans, Louisiana,
Gree'y, Franklin parish. Louisiana, and al other
parties IN interest, 40 show cause upon the four
A. NJ before this ccut, why the said petition
should not be granted, and SAID property soid as
PRAYED for and ny f nd bs eaBcso
erased. And it is further ordered that NOTICE OF
this petition and order be served upon sAiu Jon
War Il 90. New orleans, Louisiana, Gordon "
Castillo New Orlsaus Louis lana, NJ Greedy, Frank
lin parish. louisiana ard an other persons: Ds
serving 4 copy thereof upon Them or their agent or
attorney, or BY sad d T. orion assignee, pnoisn,
ing copy of sad petition and order three tunes ~
the New Orleans Republican; a newspaper printed
in New Orleans the last publication TO be made AZ
least five days before the day OF hearing.
Signed April 8, 1910. ~
A true COPY:
Oler4's office, New Orleans. a pril 6, 1870
ao,O n ulye CHARLES CLAIBORNE. Clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
EUGENE GIQUFL VS.. MANUEL RIQUELME,
HER HUSBAND-No. 2Ii0.

I HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT ON THE Fig TH
| day of April 1870, judgment was rendered in
this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following. 60 wit:
Eugene Giquei VS.. Manue! Rlqueme, ner nus
band-No 2710.
In this case submitted for the confirmation of the
Judgment by default herein entered, the cour; CON
sidsring that the law and evidence are with the
Il is adjudged and decreed that the Judgment
nv defauIt herein entered the twenty first OF
March last be now confirmed, thst there be Judg.
ment favor of plaintiff, Eugenie G'quel; against
defendant Manuel Eiquelme. her husband decree
ing separation of property between me sala par
ties, aud the plaintiff to have the full mamagenient
and control Of her separate property. Ihat sald
plaintiff do recover of her said husband the sum OF
forty seven thousand two hundred ana sixty,lve
dollars and ten cents in gold, with legal interest
from judicial demand until paid with the MORTGAGE
an pr vilege granted by law to married women
and that defendant pay the costs of suit.
Judgment signed thirteenth of April, 1870.
lSigned L. WHARTON OOLLENS, Judge.
In testimony whereof, I have heretnto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court. at the
city Of New Orleans. this thirteenth day Of
April in the year of our Lord Thousand
eight hundred and seventy, and the ninety.fourth
apl3 q myl3 H. J. DUSSOR, Deputy Clerk.
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TGE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAX
ISL OF ORLEANS.
ROSA GUGENHEIM VS.. MARX GUGEMHEIM
her husband-,so. 1863.

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIRST
l. DAY of February, 1870. judgment rem
dered tn court the following entitled suit in
the words and figures following, to wit:
Rosa GugenheIm Us. Marx Gugehneim her hus.
band-No 1863
On motion of ]. A. Dejean, of counsel for the
plaintiff, and on showing to the court the written
confession OF defendant file, Ii is ordered, adj
Judged and decreed that there be judgment in favor
of plaintiff Rosa Gugapheim, and against detend-
ant Marx GugepheiD., hsr husband, decreeing sep
aration OF properly for the future bstween her and
the defendant her said husband, and that the said
plaintiff have the exclusive management and control
over the property she NAV hereafter acquire. 1t is
further ordered that defendant pay the costs OF
uit.
Judgment rendered February l. 1870
judgment signed Feb ruray 2, 1870.
ISigned) CHARLES BEAUMONT,
Judge.
In testimony whereof, [ have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the city
of New Orleans on this second day of FEBRUARY,
in the year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy. and the ninetyfourth year OF the IN
dependence OF the United States
ap3 lTmy3 PHILIP POWER, JR., Deputy Clerk.
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7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEW
i enth day of April, le70. Judgment was rendered
this court, in the TO lowing entitled suit, IN the
words and igures following. to wit:
Francis Louisiana Austin, Wife of Albert Wicker,
vs.. Her Husband, No. 1880
On motion of r. $. McCay, of counsel FOR plain
TIL and producing to the court due prsof OF said
plaintiff demand
1t is ordered adjudged and decreed that the judy
ment by default herein entered on the nineteenth
February, 1870, be now confirmed and made final.
and that there be judgment in favor of plaintiff,
Francis Louisiana Austin, and against defendant,
Albert Wicker, her husband, decreerg separation
of property and diss olution of the community OF
acauets and gains heretofore existing between
them, and that the furniture described IN the pet,
ton be decreed the separate property of plaintiff,
and that be entitled to be possession thereof;
and further that said plaintiff recover OF defendant
Thousand dol ars in cash, With i've per cent IL
terest per annum from Judicial demand Dnt'l paid,
and costs of suit with privilege as lowed by law.
Judgment rendered and sign ed April Z, 1870.
CSigned) CHARLES LEAUMOST, Judge.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city of New Orleans this ninth day of April. IN
the year of Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy and the ninety fourth year OF the IL
dependence of the United States.
PHILIP POWER, JR.,
apI0 IS my1O Deputy Clerk
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times in the New Orleans Republicans news paper
printed in New Orleans the last pubic ;tlon TO pe
n ade at least i've days before the day or hearing
signed Aprll 4, lo70. ,,Drr ID,
a true Copy: T. d. IL " 1917, oooeo'
Clerks Office New Orleans, April 4. le1U.
as Jl IN Oh ahLtS ULAIBUkNE, CLERK.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bnnkruptcy-NO. 7sS.

IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH H. ERWIN,
Individually. and q member or Erwin u TO-,
Bankrupt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NORTHWESTERN
FE%E EXTINGUHsHER COMPANY

Also, of the Bate & Pinkham Attachment or I'm
provemsnt; also, of the laurent Patent, and of
the original patent granted 10 Messr5. Cariier ard
Nlgnon, OF Paris-whch latter patent uuderlies al
other Portable Fire ExtinguisherI patents, ard
which patent has just been sustained by the
Supreme Court las per decision rendered by Chief
Justice Fisher. for tho several States of Illinois
Michigan. Indiana. Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama and Iexas-Aereby
give notice that all ard every other PORTABLE
EXTINGUISHER, ENGINE or VESSEL, for the
~purpose of applying carbonic acid gas, or water
Saturated with carbonic acid gas for the putting
of ire,
Is an Infringement on the Rights Of TIM
Company,
had viii be treated accordingly. The pubic are
hereby cautioned agan.t purchasing using any
PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER, as above
escrioed from any aud all parties not duly author
d3ed by us 10 act agents. The possession of such
Machine renders any person liable, well AS maker
Avendsr of The same.
fM JOHN V. FAEWELL,
~ ). NJ MOORE,
~ j. B. S tILLSON,
u. r JACOBS,
H2x JAMES n. STEELE,
- f. W. FARWkLlI
rsctors of the Northwestern Fire kxting1isher
~ HITCHCOCK, DUPEE & EVARTs.
##RpG Attorneys.
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nVAgEs DISTRICT CO IL
An uaukruptcy-No. I59.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN rHE MATTSR Of T. j. GARNER
Bankrupt
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>HN q. FLEMING,
ia POydraa Street.

y now hand the largest, finest and best ga
Jed assortment of CHANDELIERS and GAS
futures of every descripton-foreign and
hestic-that can be found this side of Phila
phia and which he now offers for sale at lowest
ees that they can be bought in NewYork ut retail
aIso keeps constantly on hand, q large supply of
a. Gas and Steam Pipe and Fittings, which he
r. sell at the lowest market prices.
III He is also agent for the celebrated SPRING
ED GAS MACHINE, which he recommends
being. without doubt, the best automatic Gas
Dhine now in USE and he is now prepared to put
b up plantations, at factories, hotels and
Ming houses, wherever a cheap, brilliant and
Dliable light is required.
lpr further assurance to the public Of the merit
lhsse Machines he refers to the annexed certi-
b of Mr.. Bradish johnson, whose Sugar house
bis Woodland Plantation is lighted by one.
b. Fleming is also prepared TO do Gas and
I'm Fittings promptly and on the most reason
terms Those wanting suck work DONE would
well to give him q call before contracting else
where.
Z hereby certify that the SPRINGFIELD GAS
DlAOhINE, for which Mr.. John Fleming is agent in
his State, and one of which put uD on my
Woodland Plantation last fall, has worked well and
i9Iysu entire satisfaction.
BRADTSH JOHNSON,
Woodland Plantation, Parish of PIaauenines
fe2T I'm
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~ AN ATA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w AN n
CELEBRATED
GJACO BITTER5,

FEE wANATA GUACO BITTER IS q GOOD
TONIC and STOMAOHIC, comp posed entirely OF
tns vegetable substance of Guaco.
Being very agreeable to the taste, csn be tsksn
BY the most delicate persons II rids the system OF
ali impurity and promotes health and yigor.
This celebrated Bitter is preservstive against
Cholera and for Dyspepsia. Chronic and
Nervous Debility, Diarrhes, Weakness Of the
I,,us, and all diseases proceeding from toe Liver
, the Stomach or the Bowels
Tbis Bitter cen be- taken either with little sugs,
and water. in Ansette, any ptner spirits, O.
even pure A small glass Of it, taken before meal,
shsrDsrs the appetite and facilitates digestion.
For sale By j. LLA-Do, Agent,
Druggist, corner Chartrss and Dumsins.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DIsTRECT C0UST
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In HsanAruptcy-NO. 1858.

IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH HOLz, INDI-
vidually and as member of the 4 IN of Hole.
Bloom 4 Co., and Holz Dernhemer, bankrupt
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apis my7 81 :
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FRANCIS LOUISIANA AUSTIN. WEE OF
Albert Wicker, VS.. Her Husband-No 1880.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Cousr
DIS rRICT OF LOUISIANA.
I'm EanlSruptcy-No. 1S7.

In TEE MATTER OF JAMES P. 5HEF
heid, Bankrupt.
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Waited STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bnnkrupcy-NO. 1893.

IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS W. WATT
BANKRUPT.
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UNaTED STATES DlsTRl IT COURT

A true COPY:
Clerks Uffce, Nav Orleans, April !. 1870:
api0 Il myl CHS CLalbohNE' cierh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COul
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1859

THE MATTER OF HENRY @. PETTY.
Bank upt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-13

has lost the taste for theatres il on his death
bed or IL given up to utter despair
The varied throng of plcasure-scekcrs is
dispersed The foreigners have fled, and the
Frenchmcn are in the trenches or on the
ramparts Instead of the lively chatter of a
thousand tongues one hears only the march
of soldiers and the clinking of sabre and
bayonct. In place Of the daughters of
fashion or of shame, the streets arc filed
with Sisters of Charity ministerng to the
dying and with widows and mothers mourn.
ing for their slain husbands and sous Is all
this the divine retribution for years of un.
parallclcd vice and luxury, while the poor
were pinng in misery2 A catastrophe 30
fearful carries lessons with it to which every
great city must give heed Paris may yet
be saved from destruction but the world
Will not soon forget that the most brilliant
metropolis Of ancient OF modern times was
suddenly hurled from her pinnacle of glory
into an abyss of calamity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-13
A Fashionable Wedding in Calvary Church
A GaIherina Of the LaMyers.

In Calvary Church. yestcrday, Mr.. Clarence l..
Collins Was married To Miss Lulu Cla h. laughter
Of Mr., Horace f. Clark the we'll known law, er The
father OF the groom is Mr., Charles Collins, OF the
firm Of Collins Within in Franklin street. The
ceremony was performed at about two o'clock BY
the Rev l.. A. WashDurn, the rector, without as.
sistants.
The attendance WeruU- and fashionable.
BY way of separating q , IRON ,ws intended for
guests, from those in & @ rem, handsome arch Of
white flowers was erected. surmounted by l.rge
bouquet Of varied flowers A similar bouquet was
In the bGpsmal font at the altar. These We're tho
only floral decorations
The bride was dressed In Swiss muslin. with q
white satin sash, ard the usual wreath and veil lle
bridesmaids, the Misses BrOdie, Harmon, Slade, and
Cline, were also In swiss muslin, and q white satin
sash, to which were added two narrow black velvet
sireamers, which huAg behind IRON the neck TO the
tet. aud crossed eact other at tho waist Ga their
Leads were cOlnrel wreaths.
Tie groom wore a blue frock coat, a white waist
coat, and very light blue neck scarf His four
gruOmsmen, Messis Charles Collins, James Stokes,
William Vanderbilt, Dr., aud Roderiok Terry, were
similarly alfred were also the usheTs Mcssrs.
II. i. Within. Vim. Miller, Wu. Chain, and Foley
.n.|H 'atiOn took place during tho AFTER.
luou. go D rt-leucc OF tHC brdc'r luther, 10 East
two .....a street and G,e young couple Gtp9rl
yu m edo, evening on q tour ~ the western states
MI Isaac II. Brown, luaI known ~ ihe suptVn-
t9ndCut Of fashionable wedding ana party hrrahee'
mcut-, took charge OF al cut door matters vain ms
usual sail.