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New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
TAMMANY FEUDS.
DISTRICT DsPECTOR BRUTALLY 4

4 DISTRICT DSPECrOR BRUTALLY ASSAULTED
By A GANG OF ROwDIEs.
After the primary elections OF Tammany
Hail. two ago. protests were received from several
Assembly districts by the General COMMITTEE affirming
that the inspectors OF election had refused to allow GER
tain persons 4 voie Oh be ground that they not
properly enraled Among others. protests received
from lid and XvIth Assembly Districts. and so
large the number OF signatures thst the General
Committee deemed it wise 10 order a new enrolment
The enrolment Of voters under this order took place
on saturday and Monday. The General Committee
ordered that any person who should desire to appeal
from the decision OF the inspectors OF election could do
by going Tammany Hail. yesterday, and stating
his bebre a Committee OF Seven. The quarrel
between factions had specially violent in the Xv1h
District wbre ticket ut the primary election
was composed almost exclusively OF the personal
friends of ex-Assemblyman Irving. The opposition
ticket hOught be favored by friends OF ASSEM-
blynan Samuel J. Tilden. Among the supporters
of this latter ticket was Michael MehaIy OF
No. At East ri1teenlh-st who, while acting as III
spectOr OF SECTION Monday, incurred by his vigilance
the hatred Df lrving faction. McNaY, IN inspector
Yrs competed TO give testimony at Ianmany HAL a. 70
Tn reputation OF any person who appealed He went 20
fulfill this duty Yesterday. about II m and on reach
ing the steps OF IanmaRy Hall saw that II was crO"eu
with Irvngs friends. Forcing his way past 'ev
eral roSdies, he reached the top SIP,
where he was struck heavily IN the
face by John Hennessey. alias Clipper Hennessey.
and knocked down. He was attacked at once by =
number Of other men, and brutally kicked until he rolled
down 10 the bottom OF the steps. he attempted 10 re-
gain has feet but Hennessey who had drawn iAi 70
navy revolver struck him the hack ~ the head Win
the weapon, and again Knocked him down owen
Geogheean thought II a good opportunity to klck MO
Nally n the abdomen. and did with horrible enc,L
McSaiy crawled Ia the gutter pursued and constantly
kicked by his aheallants AT Last he got up anu
started 20 across the street hut John O'ConneH,
alias Coach. followed, aud ed several shots at MN
from revolver Of them piercing his coat near IN"
heart striking rib, and causing n flesh wound Geo.
ghegaI and two others drew revolvers and fred ~
McNIlv Hrnncssey also endeayOred To shoot Sit us
revolver. hut Ia striking MchHIy he had brhl ~
hammer OF tlc weapon and 10 would not "a niohe'
MrNtlY toward Third ave, ana a. be did 10 are"
rOtOSgE iTigna. however lii ~ - ALA ald Az 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
National REFORM CANDIDATE FOR PRES,
IDLNH


To ne EdttOr Of The Tribune.
Su: Perhaps dozen names have been men
TONED in connection with the nomination Of the ap-
proaAing Convention at Cincinnati for President any
one 4 which would certainly command strong support
believe however. it would be good policy to nominate
Gem jacob T. Cox Of ONO, with Hew-YOrk or Penn
sy'rana man for Vice President for these reasons :
He has a briliantaud patriotic war record . he Waa
a popular capable. upright Governor Of Omo' g. He
went into Grants Cabinet Secretary Of the Interior IN
March. 1862. and finding the baseness OF the rings
which Grant encouraged felt bound to act as an IN
conuptDe ana honest man. and ON the 25d OF August
is7o wrote Gen Grant long letter, concluding 1t with
the following golden words:
For myself a. am conscious ~ having Fought frand
with such Is could, can make no compromise
and I fail u secure 90 tlc fullest cN nj, your dp-
proy,l of my must beg oi Won 10 relieve me AZ
once duties winch. without your support 'HaIi
utterly iAIl III
How would that ring IN the campaign! 4 Failing 10
secure 70 any extent Grants approval of LIS course IN
lighting fraud Cen Cox retired III the Autumn OF 1870
from theC4blnet. refusing longer 10 be party to
systematic corruption u h, department. g. His private
life as pure his public record Is stainless ue Is
scholar a gentleman conscientious citizen, student
,patriot-wise tAout pedantry and thorough Repub
Han without sectional prejudice he does not associate
with grovelUg adventures and tTimmers Like Tom.
Murphy he does not spend part Of epcn year al sea-
te resort -reggel.ee. ty sR9rIlng men ne w9nd eae
ryii or military ana such lecches upon commerce as
Lcet K stocking would stand about as much snow IN MS
A3ristr or a. " a feline quadrliped Ia Hades without
t4''' i.4.a,d potorr, Pnpullicans
VINO voted for Grant n 1868 as did) would vote Tor
Jacob D0lson Cox in 1879. II nominated win new
Yorker twhose name | cannot here mentonl on the
III et with Cox We could Couut sure Ot New YORK, Penn
svivania OHIO and Indiana. all OF which the White
House Kings expect 10 carry Tor Grant, ana enough
otlrf States 70 elect him mex November. l.
Nelp York, April p, lol2
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

THE BEACH PNEUMATIC TUBE RAILWAY.
Following is 4 synopsis of the bill providing
for an underground railway from the Battery 10 harlem
River which has passed both houses OF the Legs
lature:
The preamble states that the Mll supplements and
amends apter s. o the laws and Chapter 80
those of 1869. authorizing the construction oI pheu
STCTIoN authorizes the Company 10 construct an nm
derground railroad from the Battery or Bowling reeh
under Broadway 70 MaGison--quarc; thence under
Broadway Junction with Central Park ana Ilghth
ave. with a branch railway passing under Madison
square and N4Gis0nave.. 10 the nOrtherly shole
OF the Harlem RIVER THIS road is 10 De con-
structed 10y means OF tubes OF enlarged dlAmt ler
sufficient for the construction OF railway therein.
The Company also authorized 70 connect win the
harlem Railroad al or above roTty ana VIII
the Hudson River line above Fifty nlnth-st me hccrS
sary stations and tracks Of railways Tor shuntnG trans
SIC . Tie passenger tubes are 20 follow the center
line streets ana not 10 eiceed 81 leet IN Wldh
bv Is feet hight The line = 10 be Dullt under ne
supervision OF board OF three NoHnlaS ontI', DusI
ug \. W Craven. George :. Greene anu an engineer
appointcd by the Department " fuDC - IS
commissioners are 10 receive hot ess nan ~ y Per
Three other persons to be appolnied Dy me cola{
whether the pneumatic system or 0tAer mOu'e po" +
shall be used. -, A., .. ,.
gas pipes and sewers, and regulates tue opening OF
Streets which il 10 DE done under the direction OF tie
Sc authorizes the purchase Of all real estate re-
uured and declares that the night Of way under streets
public use consistent with the uses for which The
Corporation Of NewYOrk hold such streets squares g.
anv distance less than three miles and two cents for
every additional mile or part OF mile but betweeA
and a. and ana p H., the 1are I0I any distance
/ shall not exceed ten cents.
SIC ThS construction Of the works shall begin within
ninety days after The passage Of the bill The line is 10
he built from the Battery tO FOurteenthst within two
years and completed within five, legal delays excepted
SECS These sections enact that city prop
erty be appropriated without the consent OF the
CITY Corporation; that Mayor shall institute legal
proceedings where necessary, ana THAI persons Wlu
damaging the shall De guilty OF mIsdemeanOr
SECS 10 TO l8 enact that i the trains are run by loco
motives a commission " three persons is u determine
the claims Of o. Vauderhurgh regard 90 that part Il
the project. ard him, II entitled, COMPENSATION
therefor The act shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
pFRsONAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

President Theirs is confined TO AIS house by a
cold
The Princess Victoria. wife Of the Prince In
periGl william beer safely 1eve
E p. Seward brother of Secretary Seward
died YESTERDAY Of aPopeI A. lis Poa Orange County " y
- In a game at base ball in Washington, yester-
GAY he MuuA OF SewY0rf and the OynPes former
by Of IS to5
"A dispatch from SebastOpOl announces the ar
rvA IN Of Gen William T. sherman tie Hon A Cara
tie American Minister Russia and Lieut. Grant
Mr. Bancroft the American Minister st Berlin
banquet Monday night honor Of C. Bancroft Davis the
before The Geneva Board Prince
nd several Leading German diplomats we're present
E. G. Howe President Of the National Fx-
change Of the Howe MAiher Co.
u. te1the1
with hnaDeA Institutions
teTe aLd VA director Hartford SesAVe
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him not IN fire. McNaIy and he went 20 the Eighteentn
Precinct station House aud gave an account OF tne 81
iray 70 Capt Cameron. The wounded man was taken 70
Bellevue Hospital where lies IN precarOus CONDITION.
owing 10 a long cut in the head from the revolver.
Meanwhile the assaants had fed. but before Hem
nessey bad reached Irving place he was arrested by de-
tecuve In Rue OF the L gnteeuth Precinct. Geognegan
w1s arrested last evening, but at late hour OCOnneH
had not been arrested.
The Appeal Committee in Tammany Hall. on hearing
~ the afr ordered that the primary elections n tine
INA ana XVIII Districts which were '" nave G'heh
place to-day snoud not be- held and that II the lac
tons dit not COMPROMISE upon ticket the Committee
would name one.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
ANOTHER DISHONEST CLERK.

Frederick Munks, age Is. was arrested by
Detective simington last night on a charge Of havin
stolen $50 from his employer Lewis De Jonge, dealer in
paper at Nos Il and 7S Duanest Munks confessed that
he had for long time stolen money which he had given
IN n prostttute with whom he IN ing. on Wednes-
dav ast No induced him 20 marry her. and on the iOi-
lowing Friday he stole the 200 from bag OF money
w hch his employer about sending 10 staten lsand
10 nav OF the employees III the paper manufactory Do
tecve smington recovered s3a8 Ol ne money. MunAs
will be taken before Justice HOgan AZ the lOnDs Ponce
n-Ha
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
The Erie Railway Company have perfected arrnnsc-

The Erie Railway Company have perfected arrange
rneuts whereby special tickets 20 Cincinnati and return
viii be issued the following rates t. 2 from Boston,
500 from New Ork s24; Philadelphia $50. These
jackets will placed sale the morning Of the 2oth
inst and continue sale until the close OF the month
They will be valid for passage 20 Cincinnati II
used between the date OF issue and the close OF
the month, and for return passage from Cincinnati
N used on or before the 18TH OF May. Tho
Erie In addition 10 Offering these extremely adyan-
ageous rates VIII special trains Of their broad gauge
drawing room and sleeping coaches from New-YOrk to
Cpcnnau without change, FOR the especial convenience
OF delegates and visitors. The luxury OF making the
rp in ono Of these palaces L. alone enough % attract adj
difional thousands to the Convention special tickets
can found al the COmpanys Ohce, No IA lshlng,
fon-st Boston, Nos 24l, 529, and 957 Broadway, ana
tepots foot Chambers ana Twenty third sts New
YORK; No.4 LOurtst Brooklyn, and No. l Cheslaut-st
Phi. Iuclpula.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
wM II RFARD,s PICTURES.

There is now on exhibition at No. 90 Broad
ST. twenty-five paintings by this weh-known American
artist The collection comprises several OF us latest
and most important works, among when are ID 'eis
and his Characters" q" Darwin's Theories Ekpounue,.
Fox Rain OF Cats and Dogs" &c They VIII be soid
az auction on Thursday the 2Stn at II O'clock TO me
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
IMPEACHMENT OF The JUDGES URGED.

lMpEACIiMLNI Or InE JLDbLo Nhbr-D'
AS the Judges threatened with impeachment
are desrous Of making the action taken against them
appear as persecution, the action OF the Young
N.u's Democratic Reform Club in the matter is mpor-
t,rt and significant At meeting Of the Club on Mon
duv evening the hall No. 50 Unonsquare, townsend
Cox President the CHAIR the following preamble ana
resOutious unanimously adopted:
bas The greatest the rights and liberties OF
the fair conduct o public Anrs an up
rshi aEd fearless Julicaryi and, -,
WLroGS The aiken before the COMMITTEE o he Assembly
IN he Juarr Justices Barnard CAnioo and
Mcann presents pubAn~ pfnd -e case o. sEoAs naL-a4ns
trsuos 20 the Of SAID justices and,
been publicly Hsnuaie that certain Denocrac mem
her. 70 the support Of sad ussoes on
p.rT grounds . partE measure
ve greater insult could be offered TO the good Of
,, ra.c pary should
wrung and -. II.
Rd consideration Of party honor demands that said
ss geaeled aud ther trial the
..--- III, 20, -
the secretary 10 the Assembly elected Democrat
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
The DRAMA.

MR.. THoRYE w1THDRAws FROM NIBLO's GARDEN.
Mr.. c. r. ThOrne jr., who played the charac-
ter Of Dash Holman in the play Black Friday
Monday night sent the following communication 10
Messrs Jarrett & Palmer, yesterday
MessrS. JARRETJ,& PALMER;
decline 20 QcrsOnate Oh your stage or any other any
character tie presentation " which Will lnpeTl
fellow creature. llfe c. K THORNE, jr.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

sENAfE. .AIBASY. prlI D. 1872.
Bills were passed To authorize the town of
Mt Pleasant Westcheser County, 70 borrow money 70
build a free schoO-hOuse in relation 10 MamarOneck
ave- IN County Of Wcstchester; In relation 70 the
Receiver OF Taxes II MOrrsania 20 provide for The col
lection OF the amount Of expenses OF consTu uon Of
certain sewers in Brooklyn.
The senate discussed for hours the bill 70 abolish
the Contracting Board Ii finally referred back ~
the Committee OF the Whole. The amendments OF the
Assembly 20 the Registry law for NewYOrk CON
CURED IN the bill goes 70 the Governor The bill IN
relation 20 the Supervisors OF NewYOrk, requiring
majority OF all elected 10 pass act, passed.
III the evening session the Dl To allow towns 70 reg-
late the sale VI IlquOIs was reported. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
HEATHRR REPORT

OFFICE or THK CHIEF -IGsAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGTOE, a prtl 2s--I q. n. }

WAsHSGION, hprtl 2s-1 4. n. }
SUnODns for He past tIee.f yfOur hours
The barometer IL highest over Eastern North
Carolina II has fallen from the ONO Valley TO the lakes
and westward.
Cloudy weather and rain and snow are now prevailing
over Eastern Lake Erie Lake Ontario, and the 81 Law
renee Valley ANA cloudy weather over south Atlantic
s.ates: otherwise and partially cloudy weather
very generally.
Probabilities
An Of quite low barometer is advancing eastward
ward Wisconsin and Iowa. Failing barometer south
ery winds and increased clOudiness viii probably pre-
vail on "Wednesday north and west oi the ON" NiHcy'
cloudy weather over the northern portions Oh the
Middle and New-EBg anu States.
Clear ana partially clondY weather will probably pre-
vail over the southern portions Of the Southern Htler
win rising temperature Dangrrou. winds are nri al-
t.p4tcd except possibly Or tue Upper Lakes on We'd
DcrdaY.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR CINCINNATI.

Erie KaIiRaY Company the Pennsylyana Central, aud
the Baltimore and OHIO for excursion tickets 70 the Con-
yention good 10 May BY the Baltimore and Ohio
route holders Of tickets 10 Washington without
extra charge. Tickets may be purchased at the depot
foot OF and at 2sI Broadway for Erie route;
II tie ticket Offices COrandt-st and DeshrOs-es-s and
AZ $40 Broadway Penns Central or at 20 Broad
-. fr Rgltimo re and OHIO Price s24, for round
trip, by either line
HENRY D. LLOYD, IRA o. MILLER. lcomui,,ee
bLAAO oIElEH 6AAUEL SLACLAIR,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

sse, Of Common permsning ~ Prise pernsning a ia
ElchsnseStebng l2ls New iOrk Sight premium Gold ma
DgrR0r hDr lFlour au and unchanged Al - A 90 70 for
Choce Wheat Al BKts 81
No White Al Amh~r Michigan. Corn steady s1i>
Oats good = Reesp7.S9 bbs Flour 500 bash
Nheat ShpmentsGOOJ bbs Flour sDi $40 oash. Wheat
WILMINGTON. " c. Apr Spnts 0f TnrentBs qaies st 5e
Ron ts 80 iOr Pa Crus 1npeuine ~ ~ '0r Hard
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
ANOTHER DELEGATION FOR CINCINNATI

REsPOESE OF TIE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS OF
KINGS COUNTY.
The Undersigned, in behalf of large num-
Der Of Republicans represented at an informal meeting
called for the purpose OF securing the representation OIL
Kings Cunty in the coming Cincinnati Convention, in
yite Of their fellow Republicans approve Of the
objects ought to DE attained at that Convention to unite
with them in attending the same and 10 communicate
their nenuon 10 The Hon. VIM W. Goodrich the secre-
tary of alG meeting at No. 204 Cumberandst, Brook
yu. before he &c IA nst in order that suitable
may be nade for the convenience oi dele
mt
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

THE LIBERALS IN WESTERN NEW-YORK.
ORLEANS COUNTY DELEGATION TO CINCINNATI.
ALproI. April 22.-At an informal meeting
fOr taou held Saturday, the following gentle
men sie-n,d the Lileral call and were named dele
gates TO Cincinnati:
+ r Renolds Arnold Gregory. +. T. Howard,
HeurF Il Tucker Peer Ferris, Charles James.
Cieorgr L Baker Lewis q. Harding Guy ;. salisbury,
John Is. MI er. MUl. h. Grnith, George Cox,
Charles il. Thorpe, l.. S. Chester, Henry Armstrong
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

Harlem Railroad Company. Mr.. Hustled. hoping the
amendment would prevail "a Il met with the views OF
which ordered. The bill was then recommitted ana
Immediately reported amended directed, and mr.
moving the previous question The bill was put Oh
Its final passage and passed.
Mr.. Hustled then moved reconsideration, anu hI'o
the previous question in order To asten the pas
Of the blu The previous question was ordered ana
the House refused 10 reconsider. -, =.
On the announcement Of the passage OF inns DllI MI
HAWKINS rose and said: "Mr Speaker, desire 10 ten
Of the House." The CHAIR rephed THE gentleman ls
in order be must tender his resignation to the sec
retarv Of state"
The bill supplementary 20 the charter OF the Beach
Pneumatic Tube Company, authorizing an underground
railroad, was passed by vote OF 66 10 a. Recess.
At the session of the Assembly, the Governor
returned the bill 10 provide for the audit and payment
OF certain expenses incurred by direction OF the Gov
and Attorney General in the prosecution Of new
York officials on motion OF Mr.. ALvORD tine vote pass
ing the bill recOnsdered. aud, on motion OF sir Al
word the bill was amended az provide that aA
penses incurred To be incurred by the Aitoneyi
eral and Charles OCOnor under Their direction sall
be paid the Controller OF the City OF York on the
ney-General and Charles OConor. To meet these pay
the Board OF Supervisors are authorized to raise
by tax $50 O0O The bill was then passed.
Speaker SMITH introduced a bill 70 facilitate the CON
sructi0n New York and Albany West Shore kal-
road BY authorizing the CITY OF Albany n issue s bonds
and the Delaware and Hudson Caral Company 10 guar
motion of Mr.. FIELDS, the bill was passed
Mir IorCURAN reported a bin 10 establish "A Board OF
Health Tor the city OF Brooklyn ana County Oh hsh-
Bills were passed as follows: -
To incorporate SewYok Queens County Bridge COMPANY or
RAPID between Neicbesr COUNTY sud New lok
CITY to authorize corporations 70 poyas members 'ego sS
tie charter Of the American Bible So@etyi ProyLh.
Co"sp. 10 tatsb hoard Of Police and ire Commissioners
Uae ir e Of citizen nds 10 his state on-
POINT and Prosec' Town R road COMPANY
providing for adjusting the balance Of claims Of soldiers o. ~ va.
Records and courts the C and
County Of New ora Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
IOWA.
STATE LIBERAL OSvENTION-DELEGATEs AP-
POINTED TO CINCINNArI-GREAr ENTHu-
SLASH FOR REFORM.

sIAsM FOR REFORM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIIB TBlBUNRI
DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 23.-The State Liberal
Republican Convention met here to-day. Nearly
every county in the State represented by strong
delegations. Gen. FItz Henry Warren Of Burlington
chosen permanent President, and strong anti
Grant resolutions, with liberal platform, were
adopted. One hundred and thirty delegates, repre-
srniug 20 counties, selected TO attend the Gin
cinnati Convention. Gov. Gratz Brown Of Missouri
and the Hon J. Il. Grinnell of Iowa made stirring
speeches. Great enthusiasm and the utmost har-
mOny prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
TIE STATE or TRADE
nONRsTIC MARKErS

.,~ o,,-.x sprl gs-Iay ermrr 80 or Prime 30 ~
gse 30 i-H rrd 3 IS iieHr weak AZ alc hf
sbour. a.. .r t1ales f7r 'rar go bfri M
n ~ f,r -f nac.d. 4i &C. i1r t-rclf 40 &C. ~ Rs
as.g lg a! .c loI sGs VI az ~ HV0 tss aSAses
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

Window shades every description also improved rtBrs
g. l. KELrT K COMPAsl - Bro4fs4y.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
NARRIEH

- II works like charm"s al shO RsSsEs PAts
KLLAsG MAGlC Y .or Hea1aChe
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

y. II. Dur5ee & Co.'S -aIad Dressing. roh and isb
40, s54 b. dealers
fne groceries generally.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

Archibald " Bless. Chas. W. GODDARD, c. Parish,
Gordon -. Ford, James ". Monk, ThomIs \. Rooker'
John " HArmAn T. ". -polmIn, Ray W. Potter
". w. Goodrich, 4. VI. Delany, ;. :. Guy,
f " P,nl...-. Go. u. = svIOlls l.. b. Lansing,
-i~is'd EuutuaDD. Nelson Cross. Charles T.. Evans,
TAeodou, T ltOu, Henry T. Bellows, Henry c. Mead
jas. A. Var Bruuf. Charles -iOrrs, j. +. Lee,
Henry !, Hcyyett C. p RAYMOND, T.. j. Whitney.
l.. B5tOLt, Albert smith, JnO \. Cuint;lrd,
]. ". C.e Charles M.CArtie, L.dyard Bill,
Harrisn f. Moore lanes Douglass. W W. ATnheld,
y .Alc goI -teoIr George Merritt, A. iIOgers,
A. =. Hiydeu, Th0s. r. Rowland, CAaHncey Perry,
j. s. HGi1cd, JOnn CashOw, :. Oprnhcnei,
NJ I. LlvIGs0n, l. Wis VI. Peck, beniy l. Hewett,
TheOdUe IiIcr. JOHN Burns, w. &. MaDen,
ID. ". l. Moore, H. :. suits, James NJ Ashton'
DuTanoi hds,ru. Peter ". VOORHEES,, VI G Earl
Edwar EguT, BEN. r. tlIk, traucls a blESS'
william B...r, J. W. &. Hail, w IL n bihbHdnl'
&. W. I!r-cl-cs, Edward y. Day, Geo. H. DdNeHPuI''
Ierrn,uu Pg mar Clinton Fur0usn, Wm. Mont tg0mery,
" J.. !uc.a!r Alram Vincent, j. +. HIIds,
l. L'IEmmudieu James Irwln q. A Picilss,
a ID. crelEutou, john Douglass, Herman + hFeEeF.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

IL Works to Perfection.
te~ting perfscr,
harrri..s
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

Al Notice, Of Marriages must be iHdorsed cath fsn
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

GAD-DE nARO-Ob Tlesa pa at the residence Of hs bride >, n
Hcn All Deece Eelry Gaa Of Denmark hAn- o. De
Haro Of tbs city.
TCCK-STELL-A American Chspe Pas Arnl p, Rissrf Tuck
esd John Aanoe Co.. New foTk u Ms -ahs Ste
NaLcnester