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WISE AND OTHERWISE


WISE AND OTHERWISE.
; Tho silent reserved man in social gathering
is he whose mouth ,s full Of tobacco juice and no
spittoons ar . handy,
| Du Chaillu is circulating at tho clubs and in
society once more. Paul's popularity among
the young evidently increases.
4 Boston paper says: Cheap and hungry
dauces" are Vermont institution. There are
no refreshments, and the fun stops at IL o'clock
Another semi-American wedding is On the tapis
in Paris. The bride-elect ia Miss Berry, Of
New York. Her future husband is one Baron
Andriade, of Bara,ia, said to be wealthy, and
known to be handsome and intelligent. Now
then Jenkins
It is always interesting to know who are the
niliionaires' wives in q great city like. New
York, and wo gise their names for the benefit
of those whom it may concern AIRS. Alexander
T. Stewart, Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt, Mrs.
EdTa1a 9nin S1fa 11a Mrs aE F. + ggns Airs
Mrs. William Il. Vanderbilt, and Mrs. Samuel
D. Babcock.
Figaro reports little game OF the Paris tall
ors. The tailor SAYS to his customer. !" Sir I had
the honor to see you at the marriage Of Mr. So
and-So. The coat made for Won needs = little
coat. and q few days after the tailor returns it,
but no change hss been made. only it has been
worn by gentleman who had to have coat for
that night. and there was not time to make one
In Now York society there are ten wealthy and
prominent bachelors, aud although some arc
somewhat aged, all continue to be bones OF con-
tention among mammas with daughters in the
market These ten may be, thus designated:
Wright Sanford, Gorernor-elect Tilden. William
P. Douglas, Arthur Leary, Clarence Dinsmore,
Alfred Wagstaff, Pierre Marie, Cunning s. Bed
ford, ". F. Noller, and Mr. James Gordon Ben
nett.
During the week the following socially dist1n-
guished people have arrived from Europe Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Wolfe, No. 305 Fifth avenue; Mrs.
4 H. Lamont and daughter, No. 555 Fifth ave-
nue. 31r. and Mrs. ". q. Beers, Miss Beers
nue. HRS. Joseph MedllI, the Misses Mediil.
wife aud daughters Of the ex-Mayor of Chicago,
and proprietor Of TEE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: Nr.
and Mrs. Henry i. Hurlbut, No. II West Tweo-
tieth street; Mrs. Spencer E. Green and daugh-
ter, and Alr. and MrB- P. L. Mills
ROMAN SOCIETY.
While it is natural that Americans should feel
a certain curiosity about Court society, it still
seems almost pity that When,. IN Rome, they
should not try to do as Romans do. Il would
undoubtedly aare them much annoyance. 4
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Bulletin,
writing from Rome, Gays:
OF the laws Of foreign and Court society and when
they do. the English, and snobbiah Americans who
worship the English bold our unluck5 country people
have not yet recovered from the smarttng caused by
the sueering remarks made BY the English and Ameri-
cans afflicted with Anglopho&da upon N unfortunate
aud addressed the Princess Marguerite fauHA1ly, In
better French, by the way. than most Engaah women
speak |
II How Is your foot Rrnceas." asked our fres md
easy countrywornan In de9dg<< way, Abiding 70
5pztlusd su&Ia Of tho Pzncesa. THAI eur
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evening tor the Eastern: eeaboard. -: -
In reference to this Wedding few words may
not be. amiss respecting the almost absolute
necessity that EXISTS of sending out admission
cards when the ceremony is to be in q church.
The crowd Of outsiders. all OF the masculine per-
suasion, rushed in, and 10 blocked up tho aisles
them to make. q passage large enough for tho
bridal cortege to pass through, aud even then.
although there Was plenty of room q little far
ther back they pressed IS far forward as possi-
ment. but some way should DO found to make
such pachgdermatous crowd sensible OF the
Outrage they we're committing. They refused
to STIR st the polite request Of the ushera.
6CuLoEs8ER-M DONELL.
Thursday, at p. NJ, Or: Alfred G: schloeaser
was married to Emma, daughter Of Gen: A. A.
McDonel of No. 217 South 6angamon street.
The ceremony was performed in st. Patrjck's
Cathedral By the Rev. Father Conway, who gave
the young people = long preliminary lecture full
of good ndvice. He compared the sacred bond
which they were about to form with that Of Holy
Orders. '::
The ceremony after the Roman Catholic
ritual Was very brief. Including tho blessing OF
we're all dressed in dove-gray silks, and under
any other circumstances it.would have seemed
like Quaker bridal. The BRIDE wore tulie veil
fastened with oranse-bloesons, and looked very
sweet as abe passed down the aisle. Ia spite Of
the SNOW there we're many friends present At the
ceremony.
YouSq-LuD1NGToy.
Thursday evening the long-iooked-for nup-
tials of Mr. George ". Young and Miss Jennie
Ludipgton were aolemized at the residence Of
her sister, Mrs. Charles Barnes, No. ITO Calumet
avenue. The account OF it given in next day in
The TR1BusE WAS all the family said they
wiehed to have published. The petite bride
wore white brocade silk with satin trimmings
aud the regulation tulle veil and orange blossoms
The f1orat decorations we're very beautiful, and
much Of the smilax has since been sent by Mrs
Ludington to decorate the Homeopathic Fair
Iooms.. The supper was superb, outrivaling
anything that Ainaley has ever done before. Hi.
and Mrs. Young left for the East tho sAme
, 1874-11-22

Church at Hanover, in the Town Of 6prague. It III
notable faet that not only is every Of tho tuels
children alire. but eyesy IL member Of the Cor
| grtgnhonal Church.
married ut Is. Both continue IN pretty good health
Bin. B. IL the only remaining sater Of the Rev. Henn
Humphrey, tbs former President Of Amherst Coleg,
RECEPTIONS.
E1-aov. GILBERT c. WALKER,
Tho first private reception Of the week wa
given At the residence Of the Hon. Thoma
Hoyne, No. 267 Michigan avenue. IN honor Q
e1-Gov. Gilbert c. Walker, Of Virginia, fornerl
leading lawyer in this city. Informal AZ it VA
intended to 1nake the affair, still each Lad
donned her best and prettiest that she nigh
look 1t least quite Us we'll as her neighbor in til
eyes Of the handsome Governor. It WAS per
hAps as we'll that his gracious vito stood besid
him to divide the honors, and by her genia
manner make soma amends for the fsct that th
gentleman in question was no longer in tn mst
rimoniM market. A space WAS kept as free q
might be in the trout dlaxing-room. 81
that all might say q few word
! at least to Gov. and Mrs. Walker. OF the hosts
we have only to say that they were indofatigablt
in their exertions to receive, present, and enter
tain their guests. Where there arc young peo-
pie aud gay music there must also be dancing
and 10. in spite Of the heat, the graceful figure:
| OF both square aud round dances Wero gone
! through With by noat Of tue unmarried members
Of society. The floral decorations we're ex.
| quisite, and filed the rooms with fragrance.
Among those present ve1e Judge and AIRS.
Iree with their family, Judge and Mrs.
Rogers and family, tho Hon. Joseph
3ledin, the Mcssrs. and Mesdames Mc-
Ctsuack, Mr. and a1rs. Goodell. Mr. and
Mrs. H. 0. Stone. Mr. and a1rs.: Henry
GreeDebaum. Mr. and Airs. Thomas II. Hoyne
and Mrs; Sldwsv. Wr. and Mrn. William Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs, McKonley, Mr. and Mrs, D. d.
Shlpmau. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hervey. Mr.. aud
Mrs, Hatner. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua t. Marsh
MT. and Mrs. Gen. Sherman. Mr: and Mrs. John
B. Drake. Mf. aud Airs. Grange SArd; Mr. and
Min. Foreman, Dr. and b1rs. Smith. Mr. and
Mis-, Horton. lIr and Mrs. Harmon Spruance,
Mr. and Mrs. Doggett. Mrs A. Badger, accom-
panied by Mr.. 0etavi,s Badger, aud Mr. and
Mrs. Jarnes ". Sheahan. There vero also
Miss Iec1ere, daughter Of the artist, Miss All
port. Hiss Lizzie Fuller, Miss Hulburt, visiting
iIr. and Mrs. Magruder, Miss Sue Dennis, and
many others. There we're also present Senator
Dooiittle, OF Racine, Gen. Shaler. tho Hon. John
Wentworth, Mr. Moses Wentworth. Mesars.
Clynes, Lamson, aud Hall. Mr Melville ". Full
ler, Mr. Carter H. Harrison, Mr. Poole. Mr.
Crerer, Mr.. Will Sard, AIr. Beau1eeard, Mr.
Baker, Mr. William L. Page, 3Ir. Hunter, Mr.
VIII Lyon. Mr. Cougar, the Messra. johnson. alr.
invitations given, and among the regrets vera
those OF DR.. Burroughs. President Morse, Judge
1rumbull. and llr. and Airs. William B. Ogden.
Tic entertainment waa delightful one, and
the supper, which was furnished by Eckardt. was
comdmenda,on upon the part Of the guests.
Tuesday Mr.. Franklin Macyeagh rendered
complimentary dinner to Gen. Gilbert Walker,
, 1874-11-22

Of Mr. E. A. OosgroTe. OF Evanston. The Little
tI ,Ia5 1or 4 Tnqse 5 pleasu1e l" WAS arranged "@7
1;'@@ -~-- !
- =: = RS wrnn1rce = Z =.
apR1sorn-acoyr1l
Weddings hare been the o1der Of tha dav and
night, On Tuesday evening the marriage of
Hiss Anna L, sooyei and AIr, James N, Springer
WAS solernnized in the Ninth P1esbyterian
Church, at H. xn., the brides father: the Rev.
Alden scoyel. officiating, assisted bY the Rev.
". ". McKaie, D. D. The bridesmaids we're
Miss Allison. Miss ButIin. and Miss Kelley. thu
eroomsmen being Mesars L. T, Ewing George
q. Leonard, aud Perry Trumbull, ~~.
The largo number Of friends which these
young people possess witnessed the ceremony.
and afterward congratulated the couple in the
church paflors, where an informal recepkiop Was
ciyon, Tho bride wo1e a roso-oolored corded
silk, elabo1ately- embroidered in white, The
skirt Was cut in cmpress style, very bouffant in
the back, with =. train l. yard and half long,
The co1sage WAS cut with deep point in the
front. aud laced at the back: The bottom OF
the walst aud the short sleeves were trimmed
with roint lace. Tths corsage rss cut squaro,
With filings Of tulle. The overdress WIS tulle,
held in place with wtito clcmatis. The tulle
veil fell over the face aud swept to the bottom
of the train 1T the back. held by the customary
coronet of orance b]oasoms and 1onp enravs
f,l,;no --..af,,,f. fron, = ov.~ tha h.,,,
H.. n,,.s;. "sa VII. u.,,.~ oo. a-o.soa @ 1870. -.
white illusion, made with double skirts. with
puhlnee running diaeonaliy across the skirts.
divided hv vlite ea,,n n;n;nrs. tbe trim. vera
sarv 1on9 md ths ors,1ressss vars ,oon.d h.a,,
Eery 'ous' "nu tn0 o'e'utseseS "'fo ioopeo oAcA
leaves, Miss Allison wore Yhite tulle, with a
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COURT REPORT.
JUDGE CHAMBERs, Clerk MITCHELL
Sheriff COCHRAN, present.


State of Ohio VS.. James Lawless;
murder: entered into a recognizance,
before examining Court in the sum OF
80 600: prisoner remanded to Jail.
Richard Atom vs.. Stewart & Clark;
case reinstated on the docket.
First National Bank OF st. Clairsville
VS.. Jas. Irwin ct. al; plaintiff to recov-
er of the defendants the sum OF $1,000.
Henry &. Bell x Co. VS.. August
Schramn; plaintiffs to recover vi de-
fendant the sum of 393.
State of Ohio VS.. Joseph McKlm; as
sault with intent to murder; Joseph
McKim, Jr., with his surety Joseph
McKim, entered into recognizance III
the sum of $500. for his appearance at
the next term OF Court.
c. w. Carroll ct. al. VS.. Joel Nichols
Of. al: the Court ordered that defend
ants pay the plaintiffs, within ten days,
from the rising of the Court, the sum
of s2I5 "a, with interest from the first
day of this term.
State of Ohio VS.. Charles Burtoft; per-
iay; Jury returned into Court and give
In verdict, 'That the defendant is gull
ty in manner and form as he Is charged
in. the Indictment The defendants
counsel gives notice of new trial,
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INDUSTRY LOTS.
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said several Tract
the
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

LOTS and parts Of returned delinquent by the Treasurer
agab contained and described the following List
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N o I'll e!

THE CREDITORS OF JOSEPH BOGGS. de-
= ceased, viii take notice, that the under-
signed have been appOin ted Comm issIOnefs TO
receive and examihe claims against said dece>
dent, and that they will sit for tnat purpose at
the office OF Jas. F. Charesworth, in 81. CIslrs-
vile, Ohio, on Friday, December 4th, 1871 and
from day to day thereafter Sunday exeepted)
until the lst day of June, 1875.
Unless the claims of creditors are presen ed
TO the undersigned for allowance on or before
said LIST day of June, 1875. they will not be en-
titled to payment.
W. \. KENNON
.-- j. F, CHARLES WORTH,
Dec. 5, IS74-4w Cornntissioutrs
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WHOLE NUMBER 2O65.
barge Of moral and valid obligation, ard

charge Of moral and valid obligation, aid
retained.
SEC. 13. Be it further enacted, etc, That
The City Council shall have no power to
make, acknowledge. or pay any future debt
that shall not have been provided for in its
estimate of revenues for the year; or to
make any contract without authority Of the
Legislature extending beyond the year OF
the budget that has OF shall have been al
ready adopted. All such debts or contracts
made in excess or i'll violation OF this ac:
shall be due and recoverable from the
Mayer and Admin suratOrs and their sure
ties, and not from the city.
SEC. IA. Be il further enacted, etc., That
act Nc. 30 OF 1871 be repealed so tar as 30
make it entirely optional with the City Coun'
CT! whether to coRtinue the work heretofore
required by said act. or any part thereof:
provided. that no further new consolidated
bonds. nor any warrants, except for money
actually in the treasury, be issued for The
said work performed by the Mississippi and
Mexican Gulf Snip Canal Company Or Their
transterees or representatives.
Sec. Is. Be it further enacted. etr.. That
uhtil the first day OF August, 1874, city
time Of the years 1878 and 1874, and the
appropriation certificates and Metropolitan
Police warrants shall be receivable for all
city taxes and licenses due prior to the first
Of January. 1874, at the par value.
SEC. 10. BE it further enacted, etc.. That
this act shall go into force and have effeo:
from and after its passage, and all contrary
lawe. or parts OF laws, are hereby repealed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
TEE LOUISIANA CASE ~ WAsHs
IN<sT0N.
No New Election Probable.

Quite number Of dispatches were re.
celve.l by Governor Kellogg yesterday and
last evening, al! Of which indicate no ma
terial change in the position of the Louisi-
ana case in Congress. except as regards the
Immediate seating Of Senator elect Pinch
back.
Senator West .elegraphs as follows:
To Governor W. p Kellogg:
Pinchback's case does not affect your
government. There will not be any lew
election. Attempts of that kind are sure TO
be defeated. j. K. WEST.
A long dispatch from Senator Morton is
in substance as follows: The trouble in
the PiDch0ack case grows out Of personal
charges preferred against MIN, which made
!. necessary for me TO ask for an investiga-
ton. stated to the Senate that the pro-
posed investigation had no relation to the
question as 10 whether he was elected by
the Legislature Of Louisiana, or to the
validity of the Kellogg government Ny
position in regard to the State government
is not changed"
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C1S PAgKICk~ FaIRs
So OPEN 81 ODD FELLOWS FALL
On Friday. SRnuasy so ISsls

1ae $.:owins j. r.. ssosfan,in. ~ TIC Pair, oc'h
es.a. very s~,a.:lye table. as sl.o Of ,ie saiI
a.,:ss .h. have 20 siudiy s.:.n'ss:eI si.is ses'
4sic.s soy fhe occasions
SANCTUARY SOCfETS TABLE.
s~.dsa over 5y the Cffcers Of the Sanctuary
secs.y.
THE PRESIDENTS TABLE.
T. Hu.. y.E.a,d {. +. Herwi. and Miss Kuse'is'
ST. THEKEsA.S sADlg.
Gy M:s T.snsgan.
st. PAyRRx~ TABLE
e, Ma Esyis Nrs Murphy and Mrs. Hc,ston.
ST. ALpHoNSrs TABLE,
4; Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs. Bssah.
THE aiARP OF ERIN TABLE.
ey H,e. Mansfield. Mrs. Rice. M,s. Morgan. Mrs.
IL. ...i " = McCSlskey and Mrs. stroag.
MORNING STAR TABLE.
IT, Mis- wi,cox. Mise Byrne and Miss Richardson
THE HIBERNIA TABLE.
gyMrs, Mcfhgh, Mrs Conway and Miss . Kennedy.
SHE CRESCENT CITY TABLE.
IS wr. f,r. yo.weIl. Mrs. 7. Gilmore snd Mrs. Or.
B.lckelL
~, s.ow .iias the sr;erds Of St Pa:rcf's ~'hrrcn
ell. Ae pleased with the abave list OF 4adits VINO
RAY, scen Sc ected TO DO the honors OF the CONN
!ar at their respective tables. The wen known
Lospitalty sociability beauty ane talent of these
sair chau p,ons in TIE of charity, place the
snccess oS Che undertake beyeEd doubt. and
wi /. make II OF the most bri ant ana eIjoya-
o.. social entertainments ever gwen IL Ne" Or
s,aas We are thai The ir friends, and all who
sslsh 70 forward good works, viii rally to their
suppo.s and mak.. TIE Fair "A brilliant .ete from
:ht upe., ,rlg to lis close.
amos. -. .riendly s'ates's. many Of them
xiYe.lv tsiug enerset tcallV sanvassed. we can no.
:ce only a few. A HORSE AND BUGGY. Tor which
abe Hol. Mayor Wilt AID the popular District
ATTORNEY. John McFhelin, the contes tants.
Geut.l al Badger and Nj. John O'Ntil are also N
the fed tor a Patent Lever GOLD WATCH and
tHaIN That the sh illtul General viii cutmaneu-
ere Inc favorite Of Branch No. | OF Hibtrlian Be-
s.yole ut and Mutual a ID Assoc iation would be diff
Scrlt 10 decide. The contest VIII be a sharp one.
as both are popular aud count Il er tgiends by the
sost. a.. ,,,.,.
eohsrtv Canal street, will he :he representative.
while Mrs. j j Morgan will receive and jealousy
watch over the deposits in favor OF the popular
district attorney, John NcPhehn, Esq !
In addition to the ladies GOLD WATCH and
CHAIN for contest at ST Theresa Iaple; tntin H6
CANE. for which DR.. CULLEN AID ". j. ARM
STRONG ESQ. have entered the hst, and are
quite busy on the canvass.
81. Aphousus' Table win likewise present quite
elR exciting scene i'll the contest Tor tne geAtle'
mans valuable GOLD WATCE and CHAIN ,or
which WILLIAM REDMOND and PATRICK Mul'
LEN EsQS. viii employ all their might.
A splendid HORSE IS also up for contest among
She boys, but who has thrown down the glove
we not as We: in a position TO state ,-,r,
magnificent richly wrought SiL' In fUNCh
BOWL is causing great excitement among the
many friends of the three popular contestants VIZ;
Who will prove the victor, is most difficult TO
a iady's valuable GOLD WATCH is also up for
contest at St. TheIesa's table. jail 30
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IRaND DAND FANCY PRESS,
WxQgRASE AND CALICO BALL,
so BE GIvEN 81
Peysrtssnhee fire Company 80. -.
At ODD rEilowy HALL.
Cn Saturday Evening, January -. 1874.
Soy She Eeneti. II shsH Rels4 Fund.
COMMITTEE % AKBANGEMENTss
Josh LIPMANs Chairman.
g,s, sezpairck, c F. Eu.nSr.ch..
Applications for Ladies' snvsations 10 be left At
eie hail OF the coInpan@
Proposals for barroon and ses:aDant 10 be seft
at the hall OF IL e company.
TiCKETS-TWO DOLLARS. Jazz I'd
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,eGA@
NY O.

'lsdG
'egIlo
|I'OO.0
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