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The New York herald., 1878-02-27
HOTEL FURNITURE SALE.

The auctoneer's flag ioated from one of the second
story windows OF the Park HOTEL at the corner Of
Nassau and Beekman Streets yesterday morning. The
late proprietor Mr. James Cassidy, mysteroasy dis
appeared short time since, leaving many creditors.
The property passed into the hands of the owner Mr.
Hammond, who, 1t seems, was determined to make
sale by auction OF all the personal property and chat
tells connected with the hOtel The guests remaining
in house were notified to leave the premises by
nine O'Clock Monday evening, and from con-
fusion prevailing during the day II is sup
posed that all avaled themselves of tho notice. At
ten O'Clock the auctionecr commenced business and
In the afternoon, when he came to sell the fur
niture anu carpets up stairs, IL was made mani
fest that the buyers would not pay than ex-
peuse of cartipg them home. Hair mattresses, SO
called sold Tor IRON 81 so to S2 but for good articles
OF bed covering generally fair prices were obtained
In the lower part OF the house, tho dining room, Sit
ting room oilice. &c, tho furniture was oil much
better description than II stairs, but this
not sold yesterday. Mr.. Hammond has not deter
mined whether he VIII .eht the PARK lease It. The
sale viii continue IRON day TO day until ali the lots
are sold.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.

PROTEST AGAINST THE WASHINGTON SQUARE
ARMoRY PROJECT THE EIGHTH REGIMENT
Another protest against the use of Washington
square for armory purposes yesterday sent into
the Board OF Aldermen, through Mr.. Morris, by the
Pubic Parks Protective Association. This organza-
tion is said TO be composed OF over five thousand
members The document requests tho Board to ''re-
fuse its Endorsement OF the scheme one nconsist.
ent with the public faith, fraught with danger
TO the public parks or places, and an
attack upon the personal rights and
fort OF the people," At q recent meeting
OF the association a resolution also adopted re-
questing thc ve Aldermen who reside in the district
bordering on Washington square to use their infu
ence instantly to arrest so fraught with wrong
to the population oil the city and especially that
portion which has other resort lor health and
recreation than the puOllc parks. -
Alderman MORRIS offered u resolution in approval Of
the protest, and directing that u be sent immed
before the Legislature at Albany.
ALDERAiANfC kEHvh
The roll was called on this resolution, whom Alder
man Bennett who Is one OF the Aldermen represent.
Ing district which Washington square Is located
asked to be excused from voting.
Alderman MoRRis-I object to the genteman's being
Ii he has not the nerve either to vote Tor
against he Is not 1T 10 bo representa-.
tive IRON that district
Alderman BENNETT (excitedly)-I think l have as
much nerve as Mr. Morris, or probably more want
to be excused from voting. think know my duties
to the people my district and before heard Of
the association mentioned In tho protest.
Alderman SAuER moved us an amendment that tho
whole matter be referred 10 the Committee on County
Afairs.
This resolution passed by party vote of IL to
Alderman Bennett not excused aud voted IN favor
Of referring the resolution.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
MIsFoRTUNES OF AN ACTRESS.
KATE CLAYTON ADJUDIcArED A BANKRUPT ON
HER OWN PETITION.

KATE CLAYTON ADJUDIcArED A BANKRUPT ON
HER OWN PETITION.
Kate E. Lyon, better known to the public Kate
Caxton, the celebrated actress, has been adjud,cated
voluntary bankrupt on her own petition BY Register
Fitch. The liabilities are nominally large. amounting
TO s64, 800 So, but the greater portion tor de-
aciency on mortgages held by her in behalf of ner
husband Dore Lyon, and In which she never had any
real interest. The liabilities also include over Sl2, 900
due notes made by her husband and indorsed by
her The following the secured creditors and the
nature OF the CLAIMS: jose l.. Hernandez, $4,000
a JOINT liability WIN Dorc Lyon bond
secured by mortgage upon tue premises IN
Madison avenue, owned at tho date OF
the mortgage May 7. 1874, by the petitioner, who
however never mad any real interest 10 property
IL being held by IN behalf OF her husband. Man.
haitian Lite Insurance Company (amount OF claim not
given). JOINT liability as above secured by mortgage
ON the premises Tnird avenue and l56th street.
Trustees Of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, SIS, 600
joint liability above, secured by mortgage the
properly Third and 166th street, the tile
being her name at the date OF the mortgage, No
vembcr l3 1874, but la which she never had any real
interest Estate OF James W. Wilson, $4,000 JOINT LA
bhty bond secured by mortgage the 156ln
property and on property corner OF Spring place and
Third avenue, the title OF which her namo,
ana in which she never had any real interest Tho
unsecured creditors have the following claims -
George ) Diossy, S9,73l 35 for deficiency oond
given by the petoncr Jointly with her HUSBAND, and
for which received any consideration, now
In the form OF judgment II. Randolph Robinson,
So 600, judgment Tor deficiency JOINT liabilty wilh
her husband. Eliza Martinez, $4,000; note made by
Dorc Lyon, the pay nent guaranteed by petitioner,
past due, the interest Tor year having been
pad BY the petitioner Margaret NJ. Palmer, SIS, 900,
and Josephine NJ. Cone, $l,I6s 80, same rs above.
John A. Baicsticr, 50 500; A. M Palmer, 1000, note
Of hers payable on demand for casn loans; Spencer
M. Cone, 5000.
AgsErs.
Tho assets consist OF cash, S2o lady's usual ward
robe $780, one set Of sceuory Tor the fwo Orphans"
value unknown dresses for character OF Louise IN
Iwo Orphans,N Constance In "Conscience,r Giiberte
In stIou.Frou" :" Ave theatrical Wigs, live costumes
for soldiers costumes Tor prison dresses, valued
at $3.50; tnrtc court costumes for lady IN the 'rwo
orphans" vaGc not known. The total assets
estimated at $3.50.
A supplementary petition has also been ned 10 the
effect thnt Dlossy was guessing his Judgments Tor
$40, 5OS 81, that no Lad conlfne need suppcmentry
proceedings, and that Juaainont ia iavor OF u X.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
TAXATION AND VALUATION.

veto OF the Aldermanic resolution recently passed,
relative taxation, yesterday transmitted TO the
Board by Mayor Ely. The document reads iol-
lows
| fully concur In the spirit OF the preamble and
resolution, and oil the gross injustice done
the CITY of New York VA the unfair and pro-
portion OF the State exacted from this city, also
Lhink thai the dimiuution OF an assessed
CITY reduction TO correspond IN some de-
gree with the active diminulion ol values
during past three years would 70 proper and would
rxcrt influence upon the acton Of the state As
&c ssors uut deem the resolution AZ this time be
npoltic as II mght he misinterpreted oy those who
are inica 10 The interests Of the city into attempt
nj eyason OF our proposed burdens by undorvaluatoD
The resolution also objectionable IN that II states
that 'tho state rate which ls fixed by law Is imposed
upon the local valuation made by the COMMISSIONERS
degree correct the state Assessors arbitrarily nx
Me valuation.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE FLATBUsH ASYLUM SUICIDE.

Aninquest was hold NY Coroner simms In Brooklyn
yesterday ON body OF Mrs Martha Blanthorn, a
patient at the Kings County Lupatic Asylum, Fiat
bush, L. l., who hanged herself MonGay afternoon
In that INSTITUTION. Tho deceased, VINO was the wife
OF james Bianthorn, OF No. 13s Jefferson street,
iortyscven years age Tho Coroner stated tina, he
believed she inherited tho mental disorder which
led TO her confinement IN the institution III
which her mother had also been treated several
ago tor insanity. Mrs. Bantnorn was committed
there AS q patient on last Saturday, and
was confined IN Wari No. ~, According The testi-
mony OF two nurses on duty in tnat ward she was
seen about four o'clock minglng among the pa
tients in tho ward she than
spondent In manner. About half-pasl live O'Clock
ono OF the went TO her room to call Mrs BIau-
thorn tea, and then discovered that the unfortu
mute woman hanging ny the neck md quite dead.
She had made moose of a broken window cord,
which had become detached from tue weight the
window casing, and then throwing the weight OF her
body forward accomplished her insane purpose.
The Coroncr's jury found verdict that tho de-
her aeath by aspbyxia, caused by hang
ing, ana that consuro was attributable to tho
nurses to tho management OF the institution, aud
that the deceased WAS laboring under mental
ton NJ the time.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
ANSWhR.
TIE COAL DISTRIBUTION.


To THE EDIroR THE hERALD:-
The Comm ssioners OF Charities and Correction have
purchased u large amount Of coal with the city funds,
winch they in hall ana quarter tons through
Mr.. George Kcock. the veteran superin tendent, to
suppose worthy poor Of hs city upon report OF
visitors Tor that purpose The Now York Association
for improving The Condition Of tho Poor has provded
blanks llled BY the visitors OF that
Grafton and forwarded, signed by them that the app
cant 10 worthy aud IN need Ot lueL In tho maJOrity
referred, Al the application Is made to-day
IL Will DC ten days or two weeks before
the visitor comes around, and II inquiry is made
closely II Will Do touna tnaJ the delay caused en-
Nrely by the OF orders ahead, but in tho
majority of furnished witLiu The two
weeks mentioned. have sent to Mr.. keii' OK since
lst o. January tvrtyseven orders or coal, and all
but have been so nonorcd, and those Two are
promlseo their orders this week. II "One vi the WIS.,
itors'' will write nts application plainly ana or
worthy persons only not ior personal friends or those
aadIcled 10 rum he Will, ain confident. ike yse,
find Inerc Is no .curner III coal" Eleventh street.
but Will believe that the coal this winter Tor tho poor
about the only nocst thing that Is provided by tue
Commissioners or Tsmmany Hall II. r.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27

Robinson for II had been placed the hands OF
the Sheriff tor execution, and sne asked Tor an IN
Junction, which granted restraining botn Diossy
and Robinson from taking further action upon the
Judgments until the question OF The bankiupts dis'
charge shall have been determined In these proceed
ings, enjoining the supplementary proceedings aud
restraining the Sheriff IRON execution.
Kate Clsxton was IL kAterson Yesterday performing
with her company. Her attorney Mr. John A. Bales
tier. said that she placsd IN the embarrassing
position through auit ol hers: tnat she had be-
come Liable for deficiency mortgages, and this was
the cause OF her bankruptcy. Sho had paid out
considerable amount and as II appeared that she
would be liable for more Deficiencies, 10 was deemed
the best course Tor her 10 20 through Bankruptcy.
She did not want to pay on dead claims, from which
sine had derived really benefit and she desired In
the future TO nave her own earnings. Her earnings
had been very much exaggerated. and her expenses
were probably great as ner income. Now she would
belong 10 ner
IL will be remembered that Kate Caxton's husband.
lsdore Lyon, went through bankruptcy last year and
was discouraged IRON much OF the liability for which
his wife Still held responsible.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
TWO POLICE CAPTAINS REMOVED.

The full Board OF Police Comm missioners mot yester-
day and rendered decisions In the cases OF Captain
Michael Foley, Of the Tenth precinct. and Captain
Jacob Seiber OF tho Thirty ynrst. Both removed
by unanimous vo,e which all along expected.
The charges against Captain Foley Of neaecting
TO execute warrant issued BY police magistrate Tor
the arrest OF the proprietor OF disordery house
Cnryste street, and Tor registering his vote at tho
November election from the station mouse instead
OF his residence. In the of Captain Ssbert tho
charge was that no had pcrjured himself In falsely
swearing that he never saw letter addressed to In
speogor Thornc which, u is alleged had been hts
poss ession and read by him. The evidence IN
potp iuIy reported In the HERALD when the
held. Thc trials took place during the abb
OF President Snilth L Europe, ncurng OF
the testimony by tho full Board Lad to be postponed
until he returned. After his return Com IN issi0uer
Wheeler was taken sick aud unable to attend tho
Board meetings until yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
ALONE IN THE WORLD.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Al the beginning Of the late war thore lived at No
3sl East Fourth street, in this city, poor but re-
spectacle widow. named Alice Brady, and her SIX
sons Three OF them volunteered 10 defend the
Union, and the hrst man to tall at Bull Run was
Patrick Brady. Another son. Bernard, was Killed at
Mine Run Station year after, and Thomas. another
son, after serving honorabiy the war, was dis
charged by reason oi wounds and sickness only
to crop dead at bic molher's feet shortly
after his return. Two other died the mean
tme ana February Is, 1875, The lonely and DESC
laie mother saw the grave close over her youngest
and last son Oh hillside in Calvary Cemetery
Nelghbors kindly conveyed the old lady 10 nef DESC
late home 3S1 East Fourth street, for she had no
son me sad sight OF the poor heartbroken
woman weeping over grave Of her last friend on
eartn drew tears the eyes OF every beholder
The miserable OF 81 per week all that grate-
Iul RepuDnc gives TINS lonely, helpless and friend
less woman, A. w. n.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
WHO Is RrspoNs1aLE2

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
The attention OF tho Board Of Health called TO
intolerable nuisance existing almost every day In
the vicinity of Eighteenth street aud about Eighth
and Ninth avenues. AT any hour and especially at
night, the people that vicinity liable 10 sofoca
by the presence IN the ar OF an exceedingly pun
gent and dsagreeable odor, resembling that from n
gus works IL rs the general bonef that the gas CON-
pany foot OF the street Is Responsible Tor tho
smell. IL is most distressing and noxious nuisance,
aud should loEg since have been abated l nope our
efficient Board oil Health Will not long delay IN giving
its attention the matter. The gas company may
claim that Is matter ot necessity; but
this not true 1t Is the result no doubt OF care
lessness or stinginess. RESIDENT.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
rRucKMEN IN NARROW STREETS.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
wish TO call attention to au abomnabie nuisance
which occurs every day, and tho long suffering pubic
has become SO used 10 It that they open not their
mouths, but stand IT with patience like Jobs. IL Is
this:-rako any street through which runs the
horse oars you will one, Two. three and some
times ten cars filed with passengers, stopped, de-
uyed ana compelled to remain nxed for ten or twenty
minutes. Tor whatY simply TO allow truck man to
unload, with truck backed against The sidewalk,
when, very itle additional labor, he could un-
load truck standing parallel 10 the sidewalk,
and allow the TO pass aud AVOID delayin
passengers 10 and from business
IL does seem ridiculous that 100 passengers must
be delayed simply because truckman thinks ne aust
be allowed his truck. Uscked up 10 the side
walk, as his lather before him did. VINO should be
accommodatea-one man or a hundredY Cannot our
City Fathers pass ordinance compelling ruc men IN
streets, vugn when runs horse route.
TO unload their trucks standing parallel with The
sidewalk, thus remedy long standing nuisance
SUFEkRER.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
DIED.

BAcoy.-In Mddlotown, Conn. on Monday, Feb
ruary 20. lnEopoRE G. BACON, aged SO years.
Funeral Wednesday, 27lh, at hall-past Two p. NJ.
BALpwIN. Tuesday, February rs. CoGpELIA,
vile OF Timothy Baldwin.
Reativos and friends are invited 10 attend the fu-
neral, on Thursday, 2Sth iusI. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
IRON her late residence, 40 Tompkins av.. Brooklyn.
BoLASDEa.--In Brooklyn, 25ta Inst, GsoRGs A.
BoLANDER, aged So years.
Funeral on Wednesday, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
from i41 Harrison ST.
BRAY-ln Philadelphia, on Tuesday. Goth inst,
HANNAH, vile OF John Bray. formerly OF Brooklyn.
inserment at evergreen Cemetery, Friday, March l.
late residence, No. 4G Cumberland ST. DkA. CORNELIUS
BRINcKERHooF, In tho 70th year OF his age
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 attend his fu.
neral, from the Centennial Baptist Church, Clinton
av., near Myrtle on Thursday, February rs, at two
O'Clock y. NJ.
Scranton and Philadelphia papers please copy.
| ARY. On Tuesday February 20, OF scarlet fever,
CLAUDE VINCENT, son OF Edward " and Ida Cary,
aged years, months aud days.
Services at residence of parents No. 218 East 18th
st., on Thursday, 2Sth INST, al one O'Clock.
ow.-Iuesday, February 2e. RoDERrcK f. Glow,
N. d., aged So years.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc invited to
attend ms uneraI thursday, Febi uary %, at
romans will be lnkcn TO Woodlawn for interment.
CURTIS In Jersey City, on Monday, February rs,
DIX WITT CLINTON, son oil George and Harriet Curtis,
aged years. IL months and III days.
Relatives and TRENDS o the family arc invited 10 at
tend his funeral. on Thursday morning, February 2s
at eleven O'Clock, from the residence OF his parents
DsLr~on facsday, February 20, THOMAS DAILY,
aged Al years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are most re-
spectfuly Invited 70 tend The funeral from hlsate
residence, coruer OF 1924 st. ana 8th av Thurs-
day, February 20, at one y. NJ
DuyLop-in Brooklyn, February rs, MARGARET A.
DUNLOP, rect OF the late James Dunlop, In the 10Th
year oi her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral IRON the residence
OF her son-in-aw, H. II. Gage, 25l Cumberland St,
Wednesday, 21th ihst. ~ three O'Clock +. d.
FoLgY.-On Tuesday, the 2Gth inst, WILLIAM r..
FOLEY, at his late residence No 307 East asa ST., In
the 35th year OF MS age
Frcnos Of tho family, Hamilton Rowan Club, Sons
Of Tara and members OF the are reque sted
10 attend the iuncrai TO Calvary Cemetery at Two y.
NJ, Thursday.
GREGoRy.--Sudcenly, at NorwalK, CoDn., February
rs, CHARLES NJ. GREGORY, aged SO years.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited to at
funcru service at the Congregational Church.
Wilton. Thursday. 2Stn nss.. A. Two y. M. The
The New York herald., 1878-02-27

AREST-kEYsER.- the residence OF tho BRIDES
parents, on Wednesday evening 20th inst, by the
Rev. G.. n. Hepworfh, ANTHONY AREN'T TO Ann
daughter OF Isaiah Keyser ESQ., both Of this CITY. No
CooPER-EyEssoy.-On Wednesday, February 20,
1875 at Trinity Church. by Rev. Morgan Dix, rector.
S. ERWIN COOPER TO EsTELLE, daughter OF Henry Ev-
esson, Jr., ESQ.,. all of this city
Johnson" ALKER-At TRINITY Chapel. Tuesday al :
ternoon February 26, by President +. A. T. Barnard
soy 10 IIzzlE WHITE WALKER, both Of Inns city. No
cards.
VAN DuYNE -HErMAS-At the Park Avenue Primi-
tive Church, on Thursday, February IL. bv Joseph
Odell, HENRY HEITMAS Jr, to rhode NJ. VAN DUySs,
all oil Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
DEATH IN THE TEAPOT

To THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD
There are many in this city who use water from the
common kitchen boiler 10 not only cook thear various
vegetables, but to nuke their ana coffee This is
a very dangerous practice. and would like 10 ask
kind physician, whose opinion Will bear more
weight than mine to publicly some Of the fear
iu results arising from this careless habit, and thus
many who certatnly sadly in need Of tnis
knowledge. A. X. d.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
COURT MARTIAL.

court martial has commenced its sessions at Army
Headquarters to investigate charge OF misappropra.
ton of funds preferred against Colonel O. II. pherd
an old officer, the retired list. The court con-
sists of General W. NJ. Barry, Colonel H. j. Hunt.
Colonel NJ. y. l.. simpson, Lieutenant Colonel II. b.
Ayres. Lieutenant Colonel 4. s. OTIS, Lieutenant
Colonel H. NJ. Black, Lieutenant Colonel g. lcKeever
and Majors Brennan, Lieber and Andrcws he spe-
cincatops that Colonel Shepherd misused So 900
deposited HIM alter the battle OF Stone River and
intended 10 be used as monument fund. The court,
which open Will hold several sessions before
any decision will be re ntered.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

resolution was yesterday passed by the Board OF
Ndermcn giving authority for the establishment Of
ferry from pier NO. North River and foot OF Grand
nreet East River, 10 Gowunus Bay. Brooklyn.
The resolution OF Alderman shies, requesting tho
Board OF Education pass resolution tnat chill
areD educated 10 ~. schools can DO made eligible ~
admission TO The Free College, was ycstcrday smcnded
30 The Legislature 10 puss ne becessary laws
pn this baoject II appears tnat tue commissioners
pf Educai on possess jurisdiction n TINS connoc-
Gon.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
A NEGLECTED AVENUE

To TAE EDITOR HERALD
desire to call the attention Of the authorities to the
fact that from sxynrst street to Sxtyfourth street.
Park avenue neither side of the road rs paved The
result that when 1t rains SHOWS people are
Obliged TO walk mddie OF the street, or else By
walking the sidewalks get their clothes wet and
muddy. ! believe there is an ordinance compelling
the Board TO pave the sidewalk. J. ~ A.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

(NorE.-Lettsrs Intended tor this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name address 70
insure attention. Compla,nants who are unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
DANGER ON THE FERnYDoATs.

TO THE EDITOR OF HKRALD:--
AS one OF the passengers OF the Cas,leson. which
grief on Saturday, and with all Difference to
the that be- would not be advisable TO have
some regulation TO withhold the outward bound
steamers permits when dense fOg prevails, such as
had on Saturday y We had narrow escape IRON
deslruction ana write these lew wpes 10 call atien-
ton inc dangers to erryboas IN foggy
weather. STATEN Islander.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE EIGHTH REGIMENT.

Tho Eighth regiment N.G.S.N.Y., whose armory
destroyed in the recent great fire in Twenty third
street, have established their headquarters, through
the courtesy OF tho Commissary General OF Ordnance
of the State in the arsenal tho corner Thirty
fifth street and seventh avenue. Colonel George D.
Scott, commandant of the Eighth, be-
halt oil hls command, returns his warmest thanks to
those officers nemoers vi the FIRST Second
dvslons who rendered their sympathy and support
To The reQlmcnt In Its reccnl trouOles.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
COAL PRODUCTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, 1873
The Board OF Control Of the combined coal COM
panles in this city this afternoon. Settlements
were nade OF penalties for production and IL
was agreed limit total production tho mon tn
OF March S25 900 tons, order 10 reduce the
n present hand The next meeting will be mold In
Now York
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE PENFOLD DISAGREEMENT.

Tho referee appointed to take testimony in the suit
for divorce brought IN the Kings County Supreme
Court by Adam 5. PeEfod against Josephine A. Pen
fold, the ground OF criminal condact, reported
yesterday IN favor OF the plaintiff Plaintiff and de-
fendant were married in Brooklyn in the year 1862
and the latter resides at present IN WhItestone l.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
A COSTLY pAsrIME.

Two hundred dollars was the sum which the Court
OF SPECIAL Sessions yesterday called Smith A.
Paddock to pay Tor induging in the unlawful pas
time OF beating hts morse with rung so tnat tue
animal died. Mr. Bergh, prosecuted, was corre-
spondngIy happy. The prisoners counsel gave no.
uce OF appeal.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE ARMoRY QUESTION.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:--
The armory question be easily settled by OK
tending the present building through TO Tbirty-Exh
street This Is central; The propcrtys II cheap and
tnero il no one TO complain. VETERAN.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
A TUGBOAT SUNK.

Tho tugboat Chiffon sunk at her pier yesterday at
the loot of Clarkson street. She had boon leaking
badly. and gradually filled. There llvos lost
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

Neutrality-suspicious. 25, SIMON GOLD
JENNIE, daughter OF Jacob Wauch. No cards.