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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-13

XMAS RETURNING BOARD -Boca Beer,
Tom and Jerry and other seasonable
drinks at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street.
Ono price! One bit! II
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. .. Poujade's, Meadow VAL
ley street. 1T.
The San Francisco Restaurant has
just received lot OF fresh oysters, to be
sold for 80 per can. II
FRESH HONEY in comb at Wilson 3
Cigar Store, Wholesale or retail. dis
CoaNAc, brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. G. Pou-
jade's. IT
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. If
FRESH Garden Seeds at G. r. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
IMPORTED sherry, port and clares wines
at Poujade's. VI
CHEEsE.-Fresh White River cheese
just received at T. @. Pouiade's.
A HORSE and wagon for sale. Apply
to W. r. Wilson. II
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-13

1t IL told for fact that little daxen-
haired boy Of five years. who had passed
the afternoon at the Boston Art Mus.
cum, looking up in his mothers face,
said: "If all the mammss, when they
die, turn into mummies, do all papas
turn into puppies!'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-13

BLIND NO LoNoER.-A very popular
but blind Count lives in the Champs
Elysses. Being witty and musical, his
society is much sought after. He left
Paris three months ago. and on his re-
turn called upon fashionable Marchio-
ness, who was preparing to go to fash
ionable ball. She begged to be excused,
but as he had an important message to
deliver, he was shown in, and, being
blind, was asked to chair in her
boudoir. Gossip ensued, and during all
the time the Warehouses, assisted by
maid, executed the mysteries Of her
toilet. Being ready to descend to her
carriage, the Count stated that he had
been absent in London, had undergone
a successful operation for cataract and
could now see as well as the Marchio-
ness herself. The latter shrieked, and
jumped into her carriage without even
an an revoir to her unwelcome VISITOR
IN, Y. Sun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-13

Let Turks delight to howl and fight,
for it's their nature to; let bears and
lions growl and bite, for madness made
them so. But Yankees, you should never
lot your angry passions rise; don't quar-
rot; trade, work hard, lie low, and for.
ward the supplies.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-13
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners met on
Monday, January 8. 1877; full Board
present. The Sheriff OF Lincoln county
was ecommended to appoint Jos. PEREZ
val, Fire Warden OF the town OF Phoebe.
A petition from Glover Valley for ad.
ditional pay OF inspectors of election for
1876 was presented and denied.
Bonds OF the following officers we're
presented, approved and ordered 6led
D. A. Fulks, County Treasurer; W. L..
Mckee, Sheriff and ex.officio License
Collector; r. P. Dayton. County As
seasor; U. E. Allen, Justice Of the Peace
of Phoebe Township; A. NJ. Findley, JUS
tce of the Perce OF Panaca.
The following bills were allowed
Mrs. Julia Clark, 1886; A. Fife, SIS.
The following bills were referred to
the parties to be itemized: Gibtried &
Brisacher, Peoples Market and Miles
CULLEN.
The bills of A. Ffs and G.. W. Bird.
sail were laid over.
The County Auditors report for the
quarter ending December 81, 1876, was
received, placed on file and ordered pub
lished in the Phoebe RECORD for one
| issue.
The Board then adjourned until Tues
day, January9, 1877.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Board of County Commissioner
met again on Tuesday and allowed the
following bills: A. Fife, $26S so; $134.'
80. $402.95, $113 So, $312.S5, 800
$40, and $4S1.65.
The Board then adjourned until Thurs
day, Jan. IL.
| THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Board of County Commissioner,
met on Thursday morning last and tran
sacted the following business.
Upon petition N. G. Carlow was ap
pointed Justice of the Peace of Bullion
vile Township.
1t appearing that the offices of Public
School Superintendent and Public Ad
ministrator having become vacant b.
the officers elected having failed to quail
fly, G.. r. Alexander was appointed
School Superintendent upon fling
bond of 81 900.
The offices of Justice of the Peace al,
Constable OF Glover Valley Township
the Constable of Panaca Township, Jus
tics Peace of Bullionville and Constabl
of Virgin Township. were declared vac
ant, the officers elected having failed t
qualify.
The Board then adjourned.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-13

SaERIFF's SALE.-Ws publish to-day
notice of Sheriff's sale to take place on
Saturday, January Goth, at 70 O'Clock. at
the Mendha mine, Highland Mining Dis
trict. The articles sold will consist of
picks, shovels, banners, spoons. and
large variety OF furnace and mining tools
and supplies, seized by the Sheriff as
being the property of Robert Glover and
A. Hartwig. The same will be sold to
satisfy a judgment Of $996.63 and 1913
costs obtained against said parties.
SAYS the Eureka Sentinel of the 9Th
Geo. Davis, the pioneer auctioneer Of
Austin, Hamilton and Phoebe. has ar
rived in town, and thinks 80 we'll Of the
outlook that be has concluded to pitch
his tent here. The sound of George s
melodious voice on the streets in any
town is Us sure an indication of lively
times there as QUOT pitching and base
ball is the reverse. He will probably
commence footing his horn on our mai n
thoroughfare in few days.
The AMENDMEST.-Ws publish elss-
where the dispatch from the Senate in
regard to tho amendment to the Funding
Bill of Lincoln county. The following
came yesterday in reference to 1t passing
the Assembly:
CARSON, January II, 1877.
To Geo. s. Sawyer:-Our bill passed
both Houses. s. G.. STEELE.
The bill now only requires the Cover
nor's signature to make it a law.
| CoNsrADLE's SALE. A Constable!
sale OF ironware, consisting Of wheel
barrows, picks, shovels and furnace i'm
plements took place in front of the Office
street on Thursday last. The property
brought $12125. 1t formerly belonged
to the Highland smelling furnace, run b.
Hartwi9, Glover & Co., and was seized
and sold for debt.
MORE L1aHT.-Some Of the county Of
fcials purchased on Thursday last
large headlight, which is to be place,
in the main hall at the county Cour
house. This will be Of great ssrvic
especially in regard to night sessions Q
the Court. 1t needs a little more ligh
on various transactions at that building
and we think that it is good idea i
having it furnished.
LosT.-Between the Court House an
Judge Rives' residence, on LAcour street
whistler pistol. The finder will pleas
return the same to the store OF Jacob
& Sultan. where liberal reward will b
paid.
, AUDITORS REPORT. The Auditor
: report for the quarter ending Decemb'
81. 1875. is published in to-day's REcoR
by which everyone oan see the state {
the county finances to January /, 1877.
: PAY-DAY.--The Meadow Valley Silv,
Mining Company on Tuesday last pa
Y the amount of their indebtedness for Il
; month of September, 1876.
! ARRIVED. Charley Heath arrived fro
i. Hike on Thursday last. He says tbI
there are no items OF interest to mentic
from that burg.
A TRour.-Two Mormon teams were
a town on Thursday last with trout fro
!. Sewer Lake, Utah.
BULLION. Fargo j. Co. shippt
o huliion dnrino the naak weak amountiI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-13
ISTATE NEW.S.

10 Westbrook, 18th ult J. NJ. Howe of Lewiston,
ldaho to Miss lila NJ. Richie of westbrook
In Windham, 9Th inst Edward &. Mayberry of
Nh.
AT the annual meeting Of the Board of Trade
in Bangor On Monday, the following officers
were elected r. 5. Prescott, President; Is. + ,
Teft, j. G. Wheelwrght, j. ID. Warren, Chas
Haywood, Thos: n. Egerv, VIM. Flowers, j. c.
White, 6. w. Merrill, Vice Presidents; Henry
Lord Secretary; J. c. Hatch, Treasurer; ]. S.
Jenness, VIM. 4. Mann, j. p. Bass, Joseph +.
Snow, ]. W. Coombs, james Tobin, X. W. Kim.
ball, James Adams, Frank Hight, Executive
Committee.
1t is rumored tina. several changes are to be
made IN the office of the Grand Trunk Railway
company, at this end Of the line, and that Mr.
John Porteous is TO take a higher position in the
once at Montreal Argus.
The total deposits in the savings banks in Lew
lston and Aubuin-exclusiye of the Lewiston Saw
ings lnstltutisn-are now 81 800 900 The ma
lonsl banking capital Of the two cities is 81 05O
900. ~'''OO'
Augusta R. Eldrdge has been divorced from
Joseph w. Eldridge, IN the court at Bangor on
account Of cruelty to child.
The stockholders Of the Wooden Pulp Com
pany, which has recently erected mill at Little
Rails South Windham, met at Portland on Tues-
day, and went out to the mill. After a thorough
inspection they returned to the city and had a
oinnei ~ uc IGtDIe mouse. W. A. Russell of
Lawrence, president of the company, presided,
and avery pleasant time was enjoyed.
Jack Fury, in Bangor has been sent up to Jail
Tor ninety days. If Jack Fury is any relation to
JACK Frost, as bis name would seem to imply he
should be hung.
In Morrill, son Of Bsrak Hatch about Is years
Of age OF robust health died from q rather IN
usual disease few days ago. lie was first ia
ken with bleeding a, the nose but it stopped,
and he paid no attention to it. But iu few
hours 1t commenced again, and it soon began to
pass down the throat into the stomach causing
frequent vomiting and excavations, large quaint.
ties being thrown up in elotted state. This
continued without cessation for several DAYS
when he died; the system having been entirely
exhausted Of blood.-[P Progressive Age.
She put on her new bonnet and they went out
TO drive. Descending hill, they encountered
team. and he pulled up the horse 30 suddenly that
she pitched head first into snow drift. The bon
net looked as though an omnibus had run over it,
If . man had met with similar accident, he
would have made the air blue with cussng
Bat she only mildly demonstrated, Lord. VIII
liam, why did you stop 80 short "-t Belfast
Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-13
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized III IB4S.

ORGANIZED il lB4S.
TRUSTEES Thomas Lam ba I'd, Jas W North
Artemas Libbey, VIM. s. Badger, Sam' ritcotnb.
OFFICE-in Savings Bank Building, ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to T. NJ and
from TO i.30 j. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from 10
$50 O'CLOCK
Deposits OF any amOuntreceived from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice year Feb.
ana Aug. interest not drawn out is added tn tho
deposit thus making CoMPOUsD INTRREsr
Interest begins on the first day of each month
Money deposited on or before the teaih dan OF ear
month, will draw interest from the Rrst day OF the
same month";
ss-under IN listing law of this State. all de
posts in savin s Banks, are exempt IRON munici-
pal taxation, and the rate OF interest lnit Ell To
Blk per cent. per annum payable semi.annually.
No returns OF names OF depositors are required
10 be made to state or town authorities aud an ac.
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly prua!s
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money in their own names so that IL can he
drawn only by themselves, on their order
Especial advantages Afforded to Executors
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds. 1900
WM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
W te'" Atfil -u'io t&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-13
Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday, Get. 9th, 1870,
trains will leave Augusta
=, For Portland and Boston, GEO, IL 40 A. NJ, and
l0ts L. NJ " 1850
For Roekland, 500, ll40 AN.
For Farming ton, IL 10 A. M,
OF Bath, Lewiston and Portland 500. lIiu A
NJ, l.25 Z. NJ. " -
FOR Waterville aud Skowhega. 3.50P,M
=, for Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.B5 A. NJ $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-13
$4,000,

The Lives In sured BE- the Society arc carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing. BY this broad field of opera
lions, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-holGers. The Insurances sre made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums arc
returned annually to the i,sured.I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-13
Kennebec Savinrs Bank,
This Bank Is not required to make
Fpturus N Assassnra

This Bank is not required to make
returns to Assessors.
Opposite made on or before the 10th day Of am
month oW be lated back to the fret day Of The
same month
On First Monday in May and November of each
year dividend will he made on all deposits sand
ing at those dates which have been on deposit on
full month " ~
Money deposited in Savings Banks lie not ~ M.
taxed 10 dep0sitors hereafter.
Dividends soon as declared are anaed To the
principal, thus compound.ng the interest every sin
months. "
, Loans made to depostors On deposiLlng their
Bank Book security.
once In Frsemsns Bank building.
s. b. GLAZiER, Treasurer,
W. v. HALLETT, President.
Augusta. Jan. rs. 1875. ian2atSwtf
, 1877-04-27
CRIMINAL.

]. Ross Dunue. who was arrested Il No, IS CLARK
s.rcet Wednesday evening on charge Of robbery,
was yesterday houorably discharged, there being
no evidence sgalnAt him.
Mary NeCEcady, for the larceny Of clothing and
jcwslsy FROM hsr mistress, Mary Latham, the
keeper Of rancho At No. ss 1er avenue, vas
yesterday locked up at Central Station BY Detective
Scott.
Henry Smith. allas "Limpy," and Michael
Kelly, two well.knowu thlsves, were run into ths
Chicago Avenue station last night BY Detective
Setback. They h1oxe some forty windows In .
cooper shop on hawthorne avenue owned BY cx-
Aid. Lynch, and then piltased the shop Of its con-
tents.
A paragraph In yesterdays paper stated that NJ.
Kulftathsr had been AFttsied upon = charge Of
ettempted rape. Whsn brought before Iuslice
summsI1cld JesteFday no witnesses appeared to
suhata httata tue chArRe. and be wa4 conSeq
discharged. For what Feaa0n tho Arrest w1s made
t.unknow d, eucs nothing has been brought forward
10 show that he wss guilty Of any odenae whatever
II WA stated fow days ago that C. J. aad N. B.
RAney had been arrested In tho southern part Of
tho city on the charge Of boFse.steallHx. Thay
tAd an e1amlnat!on yesterday before Justies 6nm-
mefteld and were honon1fy discharged, 8 ap-
pcssiD1 that tho hotses which they bad In the n
Hcrp ihcr own, snu That thels atrcat and euhss.
qucns contuelucnt wste duo TO IN exeess Of
zeal On the part Of biundcnHS police otaeef. II
, 1877-04-27
Il will 10 repeated at roao future day. when snpt
Felton,, Of The 1'rdewcil Will e1rlhln the d!feu1-
ties md set tho mind OF thu county ht peace,

Ties md set Tho mind Of tho county nt peace.
snpetnc ndent Hickey an opinion 10 the eject that
changed rithout any tronbic, Ind the ply al ihoso
cccrs would mot bn intcrferct1 with. for Tho Couh-
en.e "sn md hs IN r.: sppe
ense 4 ". In harmony with shs spt,t .: ths lay.
9e
ind tj.o present seTsesnh "a Leuienanta of Police.
1rurctotore tho contract for the removal Of dead
ths R Union Isl stoekYnrds ok and II II Rendering Company.
At about 60. roo, while It wna acknowledged that
!ss ,ss.as e1%s sapo:s. re ss B. sSs: @ y i e eo s
" gt"s*: :fsras a v@hs!e @ @ths @ .oi%.l: eeaia les es
u Ssi ,s5nS mSSPspe + lie
who VII tske ibs bsff.!n iof .Soat 81 o9o hss
Jn'igc Dfummond to rcndct decision In Tho long.
ss,s s. & !ss8s sss'S as. M i: sss::'ss s
l.: Of Fesrusr a .hs st 9ss sse b.
oi the plieo q eas for tds eomtnE ysar.IpeIhape
r,cnt Tor gas at saY s. 80 per 600 cubic feel and
find ont after the bargain had been eonsurltnnted
that tho city bad the power 10 "bulldoxe." as It
were the gaa corporation Into accepting H. 20 pes
!, 600 feet.
n1LpnETH.
tifldrcfh Inns decided To make m active effort 10
hsse tho question Of ills right to \ eoat In tho Conn.
ell brought 10 speedy anttlemaut He Wilt not
apply to tho City Clerk to be 4teuoTn IN but will
tnke the oath of Office before soma one of tho
Magistrates, any one Of whom 10 authorized to Ad
minister mi os!iciAl oath. and will appear before
tho Connetl Monday 10 demand recognition as the
legally elected and eligible Alderman Of tho
Seventh Ward, Tho Connttl will OF course refuse
10 recognize him. aud ho Will then apply to the
Circuit Court for mAndauns to compel
tho desired recognition, lie expects 70 carry
! tho caea a. directly ~ possible TO
thu Supreme Cont, where he hopes to get q do.
cslon At tho juno tcrn That Ia the llne Of notion
A. isclosed yesterday By Charley Reed. whom, the
canadian carpet: bageef IN ,safazed t9 defend
enphatlcally says that he dent ea;a a: II h
will provide It tor him. Mr. Heed said, as to his
own position In tho cate, that c haa been advised
by several Of bis frenas that he WAS very foolish
\ In taking sidca with the claimant, hut he did 20
purely In professional capacity. OF course Iiil
dreth had right to snpposo that he Ind 4 shadow
Of Inv on his Rldc, md he tReed} was in lnty
bound 70 help him 10 Eet what sighte belonged 10
| INN. There never had been case like Il. and 4
decision would ba at onto instructive aud iatartat-
fur
, 1877-04-27

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S.p., :oS ad@!;,ns ff!eaa: srew5!as .sssat A.
st:hs. VIII osprss.on. fesrss tos he 10
iss ss sysa:sF ws's s:ss
sdyiss $ e a. S;ds IA I'd s.sem .psn r. ri ntts
'aTfn Sn h,o vo. ,tt-sd :, srht,o ,,,,o n.tt,root
L. PInss;ss sa i,onsd wh ns.;eW sit;
sS ,eS es sa %'n i Gf
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wt graduated sfd sss p, aGa tfn%sa =
fs;sf:' cns:.' ds"'''eeve' and hair IN o'n's'n- and
II. ss s1Ss;sos S;IsS = sss sss5; ss;tS r.
rrnse..e Trimmed with a1tnTo owsfs nd I'd
SSn. sGi han.cau4 aa''' WV" "'' :"
Viii Miss M Jn1a foxers white corded slk. Ia Comp:
na.c,, " h,o rnt.to. it mn IND en
Mc.srs 1nhn + 1fsyers III r. ~ Nav Vn,k.
Eiwa1; II. rcrtlns. ~ rnIfs. X IL. nnmo1as. Al
III fnrfs. eni iisrry NJ chsnncti nf Kenwno6
oiaeiatcJ IL Rroomr1,en' uns{ Mcse,s. Major ii,
Pa.cnlj Edward UatehclI. George Moptgomcry,
and PER-, il ya5a S%th; i: f. NV !. s,hsis s:,-
we,c Miss 15orths sm'ti. Mis- aaty 1ood,,eh. s,.s
Emi'! Campbell! Mi.s MsFy !s9 a a.ke the Misses
~ f1a,,s9 W. noHc., "e ~ Moost ~ pn,,crso
q. csmnbS,I. Mr. Irthnr II ifan1hurst NJ Julius
iitnn H. Tar 81 .5 Trs n.or M y. r. h ,x sni
Mts. Clinton foeke. ;1u1re S p nnd Mr. john a.
H.: McYa tGG apn Lymsh ns ohn noa e. g,sa M H. Hna
mi Mr. ~; noodr,eh mhq H., .ohn C,sntet thc
ftnn. and Mes Thosnns 1}}nrac, ~. mi iii. IL IL
n stans u" H. ~ IT. t1}"% ~ ,Tsx IL .mI uts
Tettss. s H.. o '.S rsta,t WeHn5,,st ' II" X. ma
Mrs. II. ~ Mcf:ormiek. Mr. md Mr.. il. Il.
F,snE rhsnai,r gnM Mrs T. MI ,Fr1 chsm. ma
Mn,i fr nrd % IT.. IL, T f1nrr.. :1rsos nr,,l
R' VI u. 1nu n 1a; ~ e. We : n3tn u
Stts. rt.h mn.r Sii.s M H. H. nip,Js, pnhSr,
NV J"aSo y Wiiiisn.,. Iii ni.hnr5 ,Ttnr.x Ma
F:mn,s t;a,nni,ctI' yr' X n. rnmnfci 'tny,cs As
f"wen, . Mfs md MIS- i. +. GI.appei naitia,c1o;
Iis,rr WaS"r" AZ, i,srrr irdi,rrton H. Wiin1
, 1877-04-27

pose IN view and somo mems. nisa good coun::
try Tor prospecting, and we need men o!
means 10 20 thcra and open up tho
with }ns: enough to land them,, hhvo found
that there was Of the supply orer the de-:
mnnd 10. labor, and h6vo become discouraged nnd
dtsheastcncd at tho prospect. They reached the
mines, fonnd they wore Just fsxty miles from any.
where. without a cent in their pockets. couldn't
n1 anything to do, hnd tho rtsnll WAS that 20 had
10 feed them, Wn have country whero the out.
look for mining prospects 10 unsurpassed: coun.
Try of mild, cqaabln climate. Onr only
drawbacks mid they arc comparatively slight, are
tic inadequate supply Of water and timber in ton1c
parts OF Ito Territory. Now, what VIC want Ia
men who have rome ncnns. ovcn 4 little. to como
there and pNsepcct. When That ls done, when
capital comes in nn ia ready 10 deve1op the mines,
and when VIC have better facilities for getting ont
rrodncts 10 market, then will bo timc enough 10.
The mssscs to como In, for then there will bo work
for them."
In regard to tho r........-..
DANGER FROM INDIANS, -
Mt. McEntcr stated that The only attacks had come
from band OF Arhchcs, Numbering perhaps zoo In
n who refused last summer to 70 on to tho rcscr.
vation and hetook themselves 10 The mountains. 4
thott time since they had Awonned down ON the
utn'na md captured frpm afty to 100 head Of
horses md n.u1es. and killed ten atcxtcnnr.
Strnnae 70 say. they had not touched white man
or a whlte ranna property. The animals killed BE-
panies had been organized, and was now engaged
In "corratffng" tho rcd devils. who wonld be
transferred 10 tho reservation ~ soon ~ possible.
, 1877-04-27

tho moruIue YounR MI Iloal, 4 law studont md
e1crk In Incn Hangs, o,,co who IL oceaslonollr lot
~. ..,,o..t. TT ~ 49, t. -. ,,.,s ~ s,.,a
into fel'oWbnip VIVA tne s"aso III tnhucss W so'e
Importance, walked into tho Commissioners otNee'
furtrely twIfled his elegant muatachios shrcs
times. and eo1emnlv Announced that he had In.
.,.nstt... .e aI.,,t. ~. 49,. trh,n .-n,,.d rnnn
sNaet'ons 70 a1a'utss too ease' Na.u "s..eu utot'
BY tho reporter Tor The particulars OF me
busy Doal could only rcrly In tho usual form: ~
don't knov. haven't Tina In talk: don't wish
~ =. sn,sn,ss !" ~. .ano.,s. ~ rorrss t,r1Iv
~ ~ h; ~ ~ ~ II. c,.r fhonnhtt
M NJ. ain M ~ tnI i 5 IN riseo hsxe ~
, 1877-04-27
! MATIeIMONIAL.

Acfoe tho altar Of tbs Second Presbyterian
Church wore Trailing vines; nnd beneath, banks Of
roses abovo banks Of ca1ts llies relieved BY
background OF smllax and avetyEccns, Thu
,nIaiaturo garden was hankcd with columns Of
nbwesp, and across the altar rail hung asoop{ns
os leaves hutterod In tho spring wlnds
tbat hoatel In ut Tho windows md slErrcd
tho petals OF this flowers and drew
low, sreet rustic from the leaves fresh and cool
and tho air was heaty with perfume. llanang
ro,cs, and frou, il.s out.tfetched wing. cams
rich fragrance the bird swayed 10 and fro In Tho
breeze. Great weddings have bcfoEe bcen charae.
assumed By succtonsis couplc!. but 1! WA LETT to
the decorator who a.suu,ed etafss Yesterday to
botsntcsl dLpo.I!ton - tor ho fs.h,on.ea ID. T.
junets 81 ~ i.ahlonabe wedding of tic SEASON.
t. % e ss as saa sts Esxsssa Exaaaa
ttii1hasox &c ssPtand =. aud NV Iork G! Tho
s!s fos oas lime taswa u 10 &C c5esss 5Ss:
soe!sty. and tho announcement VI she celebration
to tns church. and The Ksv. J. Aunro tiibson per.
ll.xs.t ND no.t sii.sos1at!e congregation: eyrF
grDom n!on tho piisatlng OF thsif vows,
nut ths fsatuzo of he c!cninE w. the brief,
y pvfhs VI r. s.. a. T.
forts 1t the church, tho decorative srist layishel
hs tAso ana tho wateF!al Al hts command Upon tho
eteepe1 NJ. aud M.s. Perkins received tlsIf
frauds. while exutics nodded and hugu marrIxYe
bell warcd above ihem, Down tho druw.
tcIed H. .ptofusiont and great shru6s
stood sentinel In Tho doorw4ys and under tha
arches. ln tbs main halfway long liable held Tho
v!nss and flowers Tho tables On tho stdes were
covered. making gsprs Of lowers, atthe lower cnd
bAaut{0Ed hr \ mn nko ttnn h}rhx
sxans saEsoundcl By banks Of howcfa and leaves.
The wsl1s and tei1taga were fcatooued With ever.
gteana snd smllAx, and the who 10 Was one Of
rare eotal beauty,
ruB CEREMONY
VA pstfomed Il 80 and IN hou. lsler the guests
neKan 70 assemble u tho hotel. Rich costumes,
fal dIssa And reception consplred 10 make the re-
ceptlon. toouls eosddo.s, and paslors picturesque
and faL JoQ1X facts eoutendad with tho lilies and