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RUSSIAN VIEW OF THE SITUATION.


ST. PETERSBURG, April 12.-The Journal
de st. Petersburg, reviewing the opinions OF
the foreign press upon Prince &ortscha-
koff's reply, concludes as follows: "The
real desire of Russia to bring about peace
full solution Of the existing difficulties meets
with universal recognition. The British
Government must now abandon its purely
negative attitude, either by inviting the
Powers to assemble for common negotia-
tons or by proposing conditions which the
British Cabinet might wish to substitute for
the treaty Of San Stefano. Should the Pow
ers find a compromise necessary, Russia
would willingly participate in a discussion
and modify the treaty.. Such a solution,
however, should not nullify the results
gained by Russian blood, but take into &C.
count her sacrifices.' s..:.' 80 Il.
THE PORTE DETERMINED TO CARRY OUT THE
TERMS OF THE TREATY.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, April 1.-THE Porte
has issued ascircular to its representatives
abroad. It recognizes the treaty Of Sar
Stefano as the result OF reyerses sustained
By Turkey in the late war, and expresses
the determination to carry out legally the
terms Of the treaty, but declares that thu
Porte would regard as opportune any modi-
fcations which might be made by the be
neyolent intervention OF the Powers and thu
moderation OF Russia. The circular con
cludes By stating that whatever may be fh'
| issue Of the present negotiations. the Port'
pledges itself to carry out the projected re
forms. ~.
THE PORTE DEMANDS THE WITHDRAWAL ol
The GREEK CONSUL AT sALoSIcA.
BERLIN, April. 12.-The NORTH German
Gazette says the Porte, believing that tn
| Greek consul at Salenica was The lnstigatol
Ioi the insurrection, has demanded that ,n'
be recalled, and has threatened to Whh,
draw his exeqnatursy1 Greece has refused
and threatened reprisals II the exequatu
lis withdrawn.
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ATLANTA, April 12.-ColoneI J. E. Owens,
proprietor Of the Markham House, died to-
day. ~ -
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! For GENERAL DEBIL ITY the good effects Of
the VEGETIEE are realized Immediately after co1E-
mancing 10 takeit.
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TAKES.

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLHcToR,S
RICHMOND, VA, April 8, 1878.
GI
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WaShinganu.

TIE BILL TO PAY $4,000 TO WILLIAM AND
MARY COLLEGE; -gaE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE
YEsTERDAY-RE-EAL OF THE RESUMPTION
ACT-AN EFFORT TO BE MADE TO PASS THE
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL ON MONDAY NEXT
1NC0ME-TAX BILL--BRIEF ITEMs-PERsONAI.,
&c. &C. .r@h..H
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This Office will be open daily from o'clock A. b.
THfRT1ETH OF APRIL, for the purpose Of re-
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yEGEgItNE
prepared BY

&. n. STEVENS, BOTTOM, MASS.
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RATES THE SAME AS AT THE NEW YORK
AND BALTIMORE OFFICES. :.
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sTATEnooMs SECURED IN ADVANCE.

STEERAGE TICKETS TO..AND FROM ALL,
PARTS OF EUROPE At LOWEST RATES.
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GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.

GENERAL I1C2hEI
EUROPEAN TICKETS.
Persons contemplating visiting the
PARIS EXPOSITION,
or other points of Interest In
EUROPE,
would do well 10 purchase their tcketsat
A. W. CAREERS
GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
TICKET OFFICE,
S2a EAST MAIN STREET,
.. s. AGENT FOR THE
CUNARD, WHlTE-sTAR. NATIONAL. HAM
BURG-A3IERICAN, n oRT H-G ERMAN
LLOYD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND ALLAN OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES. .--.-
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES -
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EXECUTION OF JOHN sHALLINGT0N AT SNOW
HILL IN GREENE COUNTY FOR MURDER OF
HIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPEECH FROM THE
SCAFF0LD-A DENIAL OF THE CRIME, &C.,
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=. yEGETINE.
DIZZINESS, LIVER AND KIDNEY COM
IL PLANTS. .. -
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

yEGETtNE is the great health restorer, composed
exclusively OF barGs, roots, and herbs 1t Is very
pleasant TO take; every child likes It.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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InVERfisEHENTs AND SALES OF PAPERS

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CsTABLIsHBD sEtENTEEN YEARS
Dra JORDAN DAVIDSON. Propressrs OF
GREAT EUROPEAN MUSEUM,
shs isssss ceeesssa In shs orid 72s Chestnut So Pha
sspa wish 70 n,cr their patients and the public thss
they n ~ eopAde natiy sonsuted usual al dls
eases Of men, which they have madc specially for IL
yeau. -
diseases. With 'Essay Marriage" can Do had
Dece,ps OF % esnts possaxe stamp.
1878 Fiibert Philadelphia.
Ne conpecslcn with other firm In America
N OUIsfANA sfAfH LOTTERY CuMPANY.-CHAR-
1lsrsd ey the state never scncs or pcstpones sey.
enth urand Distribution ~ New orleans Juty o. 1857
Rsisss, sncnntisx TO siiJtOo; cspitri prizes. s54v.
ti0UU, 800 &c. iUO,UUb tickets. two fS1, dollars
halves ,f1j dollar Apply TO NJ, n. Post
eacs sys on New Vrissss Ia, II. n PLuM, $40 Bsesd
vsys Nov rork
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ADVERSTISENG MEDEUM.

Because Of its greatly enlarged circulation.
Also it will be, as heretofore, carefully
conducted
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CARD OF THANKS.

WYE, TUE USDERSI NED. WISH TO
w tender our thanks to Mr.. J. A. BRUAsRY, State
Agent and Mr. James II. MARSHALL, City Agent, OF the
Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company of San Francisco
for the highly satisfactory and unprecedented in
which the representatives of the above named Company
have settled their portion OF the loss which sustained at
the late fire Frisbies We take great pleasure
in recommending the Home Mutual Insurance Company TO
the nsging public for honest, square, and high toned
dealing. HANGOVER BKOS.
Carson, January 90, 1878.
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FAMILY JOURNAL.

Devoted to the promotion of good taste, and
Letters, Education and the Arts
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IN THE nrsrR,cr ConRr oF rHE

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States District Of Nevada In the matter of
= X Johnson and Noah Blossom banEruptS. In Bank
rqptcY Notice Is hereby given that petition has been
hed IN said Court by J. r. Johnson and Noah Blossom
Genoa IN Douglas county in said District duly declared
bankrpts under the Revised Statutes the United States
Title LA Bankruptcy, and the Acts amendatory there
~ ana supplementary thereto for discharge and certf-
oe thereof from all their debts and other claims rroyab
under said Revised Statutes, and that TUESDAY THE
18Th DAY OF MARCH, A. d. 1873 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of
in Carson City, is assigned time and place for the
hearing OF the same, when and where any creditors who
have proved their debts and any person interest may
appear and show cause any they have why the PRAYER
0f the petitioner should not be granted.
7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk OF said Court
March % 1873.
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caused this Old aid reliable institution he established
first in Philadelphia Fnn., III 1850, and afterwards S.u
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FROM SO TO rs CENTS.
THE Local DEPARTMENT

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an iron shovel which was found In the bedroom
covered with blood The prisoner was arraigned Tor
trial Yesterday and witnesses were called 70 prove
that time mentioned the deceased was calling
loudly for help.
appealed the Court stating that ne did not wish 90
testify against his father. Judge Gilderslsevs nti
mated that, as q witness summoned by the prosecu-
tion he be sworn but told nm that he need not
thing that tended 10 criminate or degrade
him. With the greatest reluctance the youth gave
his testimony, begging repeatedly 70 be excused
from giving evidence. He said that when he arrived
home from dance Easter Sunday morning he
to purchase liquor; that subsequently mis- father
rushed upon nm Tor interfering, that his mother
came between them and pushed him into the
bedroom. When urged, however, to relate what
further he saw and the cries he heard he implored
the Court anu jury 10 be excused from testiying say
Ing, at s hard OF you, gentlemen, TO make me go
against my own father, Tor know IN nv own heart
unless no was crazy with liquor" This earnest
appeal the part OF the youth WAS touching In The
extreme and had most pronounced effect on all who
heard II, not few shedding tears AT the idea sug
ges ted by the beseechng tone OF the witness Judge
Gdersleve gently informed him that his evidences was
OF important and that In he failed 10
the Law would have TO take ITS course Mr.. Lyons
the bedroom, when the witness said he would rather
be committed for Contempt OF court than answer.
When Mr.. Lyons produced in court the shovel with
which the deed was alleged to have been committed
the witness persisted in declining TO gtvc any nor-
nation on tho subject
Officer Dalton, who made the arrest, testified that
when he upon the tho younger McManus
roll Tho further hearing OF the case Will be resumed
tn-daV
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ALLEGED BOND FORGERY.

William Muir. who carried on the business Of bro
kcr at No lis broadway, was arragned for Trial yes
terday before Recorder Hackett, IN Part l OF the
Court OF General Sessions. the charge Of having
uttered forged ST. Louis county (Mo) 81, 900 bonds
1t appeared that in tho month OF August 1877 the
cused became acquainted With Edmund 8. Whtmore,
alias John Hustled, who resided at Whitostoue, L. l.,
and alleged induced him 70 negoats for the sale
OF ten $1,000 st. Louis county (Mo) bonds 1t was
further averrcd that Livingston Post Co. the bank
ers TO whom Whitmore rendered the bonds, discov-
cred through another broker, named johnson, that
they we're orged, ana when Whitmore called Tor tne
proceeds he was taken into custody by Detectives
O'Connor and Field Of the District Attorneys oicc.
Alter being incarerated some time In the Tombs
Whitmore admitted that tho forged bonds had beon
given him TO soil Dy MUIR and not by man named
Wheeler, who, when first arrested, ho claimed had
gwen them to MIN. MUIR stated, had promised
Hustled to assist him pecuniary aud look after his
family condition that the latter would shield him
but failing TO keep his promise Hustled furnished the
District Attorney with such Information led 70 the
apprehension OF Muir. Hustod pleaded guilty to the
charge OF forgery, and was used yesterday wit
ness for the prosecution, which Is conducted by
Assistant District Attorney Boil. the accused being
by Judge Fullerton. The further hear
ing OF tho case will be resumed to-day.
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CHARGED WITH WIFE MURDER.

very painful case occupied tho attention VI Part
OF the Court OF General Sessions yesterday, Judge
Gidsrsleeve presiding, being the traI OF James Nc
Man nus Tor the killing Of his WIFE, Assistant District
Attorney Lyon appeared for tho prosecution and tho
accused was deienaed by Mr. Edmuna n. Price About
dawn on Easter Sunday last James hcManus, a
young man, twenty-threc years old, returned to hts
home At No. 537 West Forty-second street. having
participated In dance his fsthsr. who, u is said
10 laborer, had. II is alleged been drinking some
what heavily and when the son MADE his appearance
bhe elder McManus rushed toward him as II to chas-
nse him. Hfs wi.c, Bridget, woman aity years old
however, intsrfored and pushed son into his bod
room, the door of which she closed and rema ned
there TO prevent iurthcr trouble Subsequently loud
screaming Was heard, aud on tho nsignbors being
aroused MIS- McManus was found 10 have received
severe wound on tho sidc OF the head, from which
The blood was streaming She was at once remo ycd
10 Roosevelt Hospital where, after lingering absut
twenty days, she died. Her husband was prom ally
The allegation being thai he struck the iata blow with
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ABDUCTION OR ABANDoNMENT2

Mrs. Margaret Fordck, OF Springfield, L. l., whose
mysterious absence IRON ner nome was reported on
FRIDAY last, Is stlil missing On the day sho lott homo
her husband gave her sloo with which to purchase
goods for her store, aud has learned thas at store
TINS city mado purchases the extent OF $25
leaving goods to be called Tor They still
On saturday Mr. Fvrucx received letter from his wIfo
In wbic0 she counseled MIN 10 tako good OF tn
chdreu, aud saying tnat sne was living ninety five
mites from New Yorx. Tue letter postnarksd
New York city. The letter Is accepted as evidence
that shs ana fears are entertained that she
under the control oil some parties who dictated the
letter received by Mr.. Fordck. There was not tho
slightest unpleasantncss ut home TO hes TO alb
sent herself
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

on Saturday last there was died IN the County
Clerk's office u complaint In q suit brought by Mrs
Mortimer against tho Globe Mutual Lilo InsuraDc ce
Company to recover premiums alleged 10 have been
baid uuder iaso representation The complaint
Withdrawn yesterday, q settlement meantime, as
alleged, having been effected.
Sessions last month for the murder Of Officer John
OBrien IN 1884 and acquitted OF the charge. bus
manded upon al old Indictment tor burglary. was
yesterday baed the sum Of S. 600, upon appiica-
ton OF mis- counsel Mr. John 0. Aott by William b.
Finley, OF No $50 Ninth avenue, after an imprson-
meut OF about ton months.
William Ward. o~No. II Plymouth street, Jersey
City, jonty indicted with Louis Smell tor forgery
In the third degree In making and uttering check
for $500 on the Mechanics National Bank purporting
have beon given by Mr. John N. Battle, OF No. %
Pearl street. The prosecution called Smell
witness. but upon Lis examination ne completely
broke down and Jailed TO connect WARD win the
forgery upon motion OF Mr. john o. Mott, counsel
Tor Ward, Judge Gildersceve directed verdict OF
acquittal and Ward WAS discharged. Smell then
acknowledged his guilt and was sent 10 tho Penton-
tiary tor three years
Surrogate Calvin issued subpoena for Mr.. Simon.
sou, VINO 0f the and trustees under
the will Of tho iatc Mr.. Wood who had charge oil the
estate Tor seven years prior Mr. woods Tns
cxamnaiioE Ia sought Tor tho purpose of discovering
property. As Mr.. Smonson Jailed 20 appear Mr.. Chat
held his counsel IN motion before the surrogaie,
yesterday, desired TO raise tho question as 10 the
regularity OF Ino collateral proceedings. The Court
held that alter Mr.. Simons0n had purged himself OF
contempt u would hear the discussion as 10 tho regu-
larty the proceedings The further hearing 0f the
case adjournedpuntii Thursday next.
Judge Cnoato, yesterday, issued Y rule In the
United States District Court, In respect the
Notion Calendar directing that motions Admiralty
cases be heard Tuesday after the return Of pro-
cess, except during u jury term; aud that during u
jury term they be heard ON Tuesday NJ ten A. A.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER s. 1857 SHEET
AMUsE VI E Nr..

AMUSE VI ENTs.
7TyION SQUARE raEATKE
u Proprietor SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. ........................Mr A. ~ PALMER
3D WEEk. CONTINUED SUCCESS
I'D WEEK. OF Sardou's greatest play.
BID WEEk MOTHER AND son.
Sd WEEK. MOTHER AND SON
Sd WEEK. The first brilliant hit Of the season
sd WktK. "A much better piece than Led Astray ~
Sd WEEK. New YORK Tribune.
3D WEEK sThe of the ablest dram nst Of
Sd WEEK. the ager-New York Times
Sd WEEK. MOTHER AND SON,
Sd WEEK. every night and Saturday Matinee.
branch otbce for this theatre has estsb.
No. las Montague ST. Brooklyn where seats IN ~ be
had free extra cnar GO.
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DENTIs'rKX.


A SET OF TEETH IN THKEH HoUxS AT THE OLD
place, ST. 6tn rubber gold patina; prices
suit keme embor the number. 357 9th av
A THE LARGEsT DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT IN
"A .the city; full Gum Sets "a, includng extracting
Or MUDEMANN 5O2 and 5o4 3d av.. southwest corner
3tth
NALL IN The EvENINu OK DAYTIME AMI sEB
Ooue s5 sets of teeth EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL
ASsOCIAIION 379 Sth sv
ar. ~ ss-BEAUfIfUL, DUR ,BLE shTs ARTIFI-
oO.cnt Teeth. warranted. "New York Dental Rooms
202 ush av- established 1901. Ur. MkAukR
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ANUsEMryrs.

TIELF THE sUFFERERS OF TIE SOUTH.
Ii GRAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
the auspices of Mayor Elys Relief COMMITTEES. for
benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers will be given at
CHiCKERlNG HALL THIS TUKsDAYl EVENING. by
the following great artists
MISS BEEBE. MMk RACHAU.
Mr. II. Il. HUMPHRIKS. MR.. r. REMMERTZ
MR. NJ. ARBUCKLE, ~ MR.. w. Y. MILLS,
MR. CARYL FLOR[O and NIX. O. w. MORGAN.
ADMISSION, SO CENTS. RESERVED SEATS, 81.
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COURT CALLNDARs-THIs DAY.

COURT CALENDARS-TH1S DAY.
supRsMx CoUnr-cuAnBxRs-Hel by Judge Bar.
1s So ST. So o. 70. ioc, w. 1911 ios III Cali b. %,
gins No. liz ~ 10 ana including No. ZOO
siains Judge DAVIS and J judges brady ana Ingalls,
Nos. 10, 92, 120 l22, l39, l42, LA IA las. 200
acs sS 4e sls ss s ss zas as is aa
suraExE CorRr-sPEcAL IkxM-Aed BY Judge
Van vorst-Law anu tact-Nos 657. 574. 1s2, 2a9,
69i 5s2 $685. 59i, 5sS. 5ss. 5s7, sos 5s5 6oo, 6Oi,
eo2 eos, eo4 COS, eoe, co., eos, sos $40, GIL si2
ois Ola 6lS. eio 6i7, Sls. 6ls, $40, GIL, azs Sa4
surmxxx voURT.cmcg,r-Part Held ey Judge
1854, 2osi, i735h 1900, 1885, I7s7 I7sS 1883 l74o,
liss iiss lIS7 isSs 1:s' i;eO 15di lsca ,5ss
iii. It's, i779. i7siK i7s2 l7ss, i7si. Par. a.
Held by Judge Lawrencs.-Noa llis l5sEk, 1898,
1898. ioSs, 1890 i7oo l7oi, i7os lioS i7od, i7os,
1909, I7i2. l5ls. INA. Part s-Hed by Judge Van
l7ie, 17i7. Ills. 172o f72l, l722 l724 l725 l72s.
l7zs I72sx " l72o $780, 1881, 1882, l7sa. l734 I7sa
sUrERIoR CoURr-GESRRAL ikRM-Aojoarued for
suprnion counr-srKcIAL TKRn-Held by Judge
Frsedman:-Ds N arrsr.oNos 10 ., o Issues OF iac.-
SuPKnIoR CorRr-TRiAL IEKx-Psrt Held by
Judse speir-N,s 2JS, 800, 425, 2os, COZ, 4o5 All,
10 4s2 unclusvs) 4s4 TO 400 (nc,usivel Part 2-Asd
by Chief ustcc Curts-Nos. ABS no. 800. $751; 4g6
5o7 Unciusivc). 5ss. Part S--Hrid ny Judge sedg-
wick Mos 44o. 4i5, 44s, Asa $751; a25, All, 6ai 44o
TO 470 Uncusvel
CoMxoS PLxAs-GExERAL TgRx.-Adjournsd for the
term.
COMMON PLEAs-sYKciAL TERx-Hcd BY Judge ).
\. Daiy.-Nos. and 3.
Coxnox pLEAs-EQuIrY TRRx-and CoxxoS PLEAs-
TRIAL 1ERM-farJ s1-AdJ0urned unui tomorrow.
Part 2-Heid by Judge L,rremvre-Nos $780, l6SS,
ZOO 3s7, Gas. si7 4l2 4i3, ses, l79s, Isis, 6oa l7
7lS
MARisK CoUar--rRiAL TxRx-Pars HELD by
Judge s,uno,lNos 46ss, 227o 477l s9l9 4o4o, 4S6i,
4767, 47s9 I792 492, 4922, 270s 4ssS 1898 Part q
held by Judge sheridan Mos ASA, 4l45. 4S67, 3612,
4Ssa. S6s5 4l3o ana i94o 54 45ia ssz2 1900, s4ao
ASH . Part 3-Hcid by Chief Justice Alker-No@
5Ug3, 46J7, 5003 1857, 1896 s00s, 467O 50lS 5000,
50o0, 5U3u, sol a, 4303, 1884, sy99
COURT OF GgshRAl sEssioxs-Part 1-Hsid oy
Recorder HacSetL-rhe People W. William Muir,
forgery tcontinuedl Part 2-Hcli by Judge Glider
sicovc.-rhe People VS. Edwafd Dovino, ielonious
assault and battery Same va Michael Wiians. John
Manar and Michael Holmes, burglary; same VS.. Jshu
Goraghty anu jeremiah Cur,in, burglary same vs.
Frederick Eddy, burglary; Same John 0'Nciil,
burglary; Same W. Frank Caaay, grand larceny
Same julius Coiu moiano, forgery; Same va Henry
Wtlson, larceny IRON The person; Same vs.. Emilio
Bluhm, forgery; Same Va N cola Congaro and Rafael
Congaro, grand larceny; Same vs.. Richard Pierce,
larceny IRON the person.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08

DRsTAURANT FRANUAIs, 54 WEST iiTH ST.. Be
lAtween University place 5th sv New York.-rabls
CHARLEs JACoUkS.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
Ilynieneal.

NcCoRKIE-NcLEuonE -Ai,rr-,Ii ~ the
church IN Ravviil". Wednesday evening
March l,rh. 1879. by Few ID. A Campbell.
Mr. J u. NcCo,.ie and Mss jennie McLe
more. all Of Ruyvie
We had the pleasure both Of Witnessing
the ceremony az the church AM al accom-"
panyiig the bridal party tn the rel 'rnce OF
Mr.. B. r McLeu,ore, brother Of The brile,
ard assisting in discussing a bonnriful and
most elegantly arranged r@pas. in ib-
preparation of which the Iair- a. H. family
sustained their reputation for gnod taste The
cake. all beng most beautifully decra'ed-
too pretty, in fact. to be cnt and spoiled, we
thought.
The universal de-ision seems TO b. that
the couple are "well mated Ii is union
Of honest manhood, iarse-hear,ed benrvo-
lencc and warm fri 'ndship with grace. love
illness and modes,y; aud we congr i'uIa,e
both parties and commend the good judy
ment displayed by both in the choice they
have made. MAY they ENJOY long. prosper
Gus and happy Ili- together, ami that they
will each do all they can TO make the other
happy We are confident