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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09

1t appears that the level heads in the
cabinet are the secretary Of war, the Sec
rotary of the navy and the postmaster
general When Mr.. Hayes submitted
that foolish portion of his message recon-
mending retirement of the greenbacks
to his cabinet Messrs. Evarts. Devens
Sherman and Schurz approved it. while
Messrs. McCrary. Thompson and Key
dissentad from it and warned Mr.. Hayes
that he was taking position on which bis
party would not stand with him. Mr.
Hayes now admits that the recon menda,
ton was blunder which he wishes be
had never committed. Hereafter he will
probably pay more Difference to the advice
of his secretaries of war and the navy and
the postmaster general.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09

Illinois has plenty of good material to
select from in making up the Democratic
presidential slate-John M. Palmer,
David Davis, Lyman Trumbull, all good
men and either of whom would grace the
head Of the ticket
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09

1t is now stated. in New York paper,
Informally however, that. under certain
contingencies Mr.. Seymour will accept the
Democratic nomination for president.
just what those certain contingencies
are is not stated.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09
Tuesday, December 8. 1879.

The Grant boom is waning but it is still
uncomfortably healthy for Blaine. Sher-
man and the rest of the fellows who are
trying to bag the same game.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09
zocY ISLAND b rEoEIA RAILWAY.

SHORTEST ROUTE THE EAST AND SOUTH.
JEAvK ARRIVE.
6.A0a m WAY Freight 2:30 m F'ht & Accom- on
9:1O : Fast Express. 40 m Mai and Express
2.23 D IN Mail and Exp's. $50 $ Fast Express.
6:25 = F'ht 81 Accom'n 4:45 Way Ere ght.
The 225 p N train makes close connection At
Galva with G & @ for points west: arriving at
Galesburg at 500 m; at Burlington 7:15 m; at
Keokuk 9:25 p N and at Quincy $40 p m; also
making close connection at Peor with & W
and T P & W roads for aIl points east and south
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HEH n pure. Refers 10 all Chicago
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IS Madison Street, ..........-...-......CH CHICAGO.
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RocE ISLAND Z MERCER CO, E.R.

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1855 m.
Arriving at Gable at HOO m, so p m. and
5:45
Leave Gable at $50 m, 100 p IN. and 2:45
Ar. Rock Islsnd at rs q. 3 :05 & 3o pm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09
CURE YOURSELF!

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herbs and q specific for the above diseases
uS-Price Five Dollars sent with fun direetons, etc 70
address sale only DR.. C A. Bohaunnns office
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CHICAGO. Mr1HAuYEE 4 ST. PAUL.

RACINE s. SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION.
ARRIVE
Oay Express and Mail An sos Pm
Night Exprese, ,....,.. 10 &c Pm 5:55
The night express leaving kock Island every
Sunday night at :05 connects with the train arri
wing in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
over checks given on through tickets from Rock
sland to Chicago. Through tickets only good on
thistIaIn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09
EASTWARD. STATIONS.
WESTWARD.

Passengers carried on Freight trains follows:
EAST AS p m WEST. ....... 10 80 a N
GEO. NJ. LOOSELY, Agent, Rock Island.
A. KIMBALL e. ST. JOHN,
Gen'l Supt. Gen. Tiki q Pass. Agt-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09

The ARGUS JOB PRINTING Rooms
turn out Cards, Circulars, Note Heads
Bill Heads, Law Briefs, and all other
kinds of Printing, in the highest style of
the art, and on the most reasonable terms.
And The ARGUS Book BINDERY is doing
all kinds of work in that line, neat, quick
and cheap. The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
work trial, dwt.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09
sW REFRESHMENTS
Eminent Dr.. VIM, ALEX. GREENE,

MACON. GA.
Writes: II cheerfully state that have te ted the
virtues and efficiency of ColdeG's LIEBIG's Liquid
EXTRACT OF BEEF l my private practice III cases
OF general DEBILITY, WEAKNESS, DEPRESSION, DYS-
PEPsIA, LOSS OF APPETITE AND NERVOUS Affections,
when medicine had proven mora than useless. L
have found it the best remedy L EyEI. USED IN
CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM when the stomach is always
irritated and food required to nonrish.' VAN
Setback il STEVENSON, Druggists Agents,
Chicago,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09
Hotels.
NEWHAIL HOUSE

j. f. ANTISDEL Proprietor.
The present proprietors of this Elegant Hote
have spared neither money or pains in furnishing
and improving the house; and with the improved
Otis Elevator recently put in 1t cannot be excelIed
for convenience and comfort to the travelling public
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-09

HARP = REMEDY CO. MFG. CHEMISTS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
DErEcIIIN DILKs.s rRIsoNER.


Andrea Brossnnt, an Italian. was arrested
In this city on sept IS last on a charge that be-
had swindlcd Nichoas Moons Boston shoe
maker. out 81 5000 through some confidence
game. He was admitted TO bail in Boston. and
returned to this city. HIS houlsmen vacatlng
the bail Bressant was rrarrestcd on Nov %.
and set out for Boston in charge of Detectives
Dilks and Harding. the latter Boston official.
The three men were in n Pullman car and one
81 tho two detectives remained with the pris-
oner all the time. when near Kingston, r. L.
Diiks went into another car leaving Bros
SAINT alone with Harding. As the unsus-
uectug Boston man WINS looking Ia another
dlr"'ton. BrDs4ant suddenly rushed To- the rear
~ ti"'nr and. handcuil'! a. De was Jumped
h"1I. ng into tle darkness.
The tram WIS going 40 tho ri.t 81 thirty miles
nu hour. Hui. gIiiuugl ~.ur'N was made for
tl' iugi Nitlv' % Vas only expected 10 IND hi,
I"ai body. II WAS "a mora~- into which he had
fallen. and the spot whore o." had heru hurled
agniu-t the only partially itOz'i mud could hs
Br.~sant. drna or alive could Ln found II was
en- lnird mat he had crawl"d into q ucighbor-
iu: wood, most probably t. iie.
l. ably. and II andy 30 tli~ ritV kept "a look out
anl pr, s"ntly Hs riliued that Br -sant was
hnu!ruf- having been torn apart go bus fall. he
climbed tree near where b" jumped from the
train. and watched his pursu.r- who never
| thought OF looking skvwiru in their s"nrch for
| MN. IN" next morning, cold and stun from
| his "l"val"d lnds'ng hc made %" best Of his
way 20 Boston. wA"r" n" got money from a
! ir.eud IN Elliott street With this he came
haoK 20 ~ Is cliy. and boarded Tor while in n
hotel u Forty.s'rond street. lar Third ave-
nue.. Then h went to board win his brother IN
law. at ld3 Greene street.
II was when no came 81 the latter place
tlIat the detectives. by Watching his wife. who
ksvps fancy etore in Sullivan street. got on
ms track. but they were still unable 10 run him
down. On his part Ia watched the De e'tivrs
and stu Keeping OF out the wIy. M back To- the
holel IN foriy-second siro't. finally taking up
his quarters with a friend NJ Isl Edr.dge street
when his wife. who went Ia live with him here.
went out to buy provisions. she made her
"ntrances and exits 10y way Of the scuttie in thu,
rooi, s'cndng To til" street through one uf the
n"ighborng houses. The detectives concealed
saw Mrs Eressant pursue this ruundai1out
route. Having thus located Bressani'- room
th"y made a descent yesterday and arrested
him ~ he was on his way 10 the yard. Drtrc-
two Diks took him to Boston In the noon train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
IISINcIIL am COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. Jan. 31.-Therc was another day
prices on the Stock Exchange. The opening
was depressed under an attack upon values in
the interest Of leading boar operator. who
was enabled To pick up many cheap stocks
There was partial recovery Mt m carly hour
sudden decline Of z cent. In Union Pdcn"
ir1m 90 t0 ~ 2. and the ru,nors 90 wh ia this
dcrlin" gave rise. From thus point there was u
gradually STRENGTHENING ~ the market 10 tho
close.
As compared with the close yesterday. the
lat II bids indicate tho following chnnr"s: Al
vnurct-D Delaware. IHckawGnna amt Western
J Delaware and Hudson. Erie common.
Michigan Central. g. - Paul common a. New jersey
Ell Mcsicin T"irsr tp. -, heoAn"i-c e., g aud
r,i Marf. and E..'S sti ln,'i r,c,fc '' .'''''
Halfway bonds much less acu,e esp,cially issnes
~ Central 1t s-a,-is Tor fr.t oitatci ai~-ut,,.
cn1., 'f"d Ina , mn, ~, t, ~ ""n ", ' ~ 'n1l
v,iou. ant iH'i down 'g i1.'i ior sniD division
iund ii0i, N.cii- an ,'c,ia -. .isins innt III.
e., e. g. aud Ind annapolis consolidated. g'l,s'1as
aiNi pciHwtFr a'd y adsn hr.i extended. In i.'isr
i.ocs I.ni - a.ivancet io ia Fori WAYNE drs. IL,
hurt-tun cedar Rapids and Nuithern uists, IA lud
1er,e,lv 'alcs OF Governments embraced %. coupon
Co., o., cal $500. i,e-- rr. il-i. :. i~-I res iui.
.a.'...r a. new 81 ami No.ni caro-, na Is. ~,
L'ui-a' .on.u. declined toai RE .,- IT b,nk shares
vs. .mi''l 4" An.cr.au tNchan-c 90 lu,.
cali Discounts u.r. i've 90 urn rah. The ini.
prs ui tf .ufl- tlc la,t week amounted to Sl ~ iil
fhr following Will Show the rance o. prce. pad ami
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
1MISEhENIS.
The Theatre Cos,ian-'s Popular D-amatist-
"The MuilIgnn Guard Rail-"

Go to the Theatre Comique for real Ameri-
can dramas. Mr.. Edward Harrgan makes
them in quantities equal to the demand and
the demand Is very great. The characters arc
not strictly American. to be sure. being Irish.
African. and German in the main. but the plots
language. and incidents are distinctivrly local.
aud would hardly be understood outside Of this
country. or even outside Of this city. Several
years ago Harrlgan and Hart. variety per-
formers. hit upon popular success with The
MuiiRan Guard. in which tho familiar target
companies were so ceverly burlesqued that
they have dwindled almost out Of ext stcncc.
Ridicule was something that the target men
could not stand. and the formerly common
street sight OF a body OF struggling muskct
hoarcrs. with dis"ordant band Of music at
their head and target at their rear. is now in
frequent. Mr.. ll!rligan followed out " The
MuIligan Guard ldpa.nrst In sketches and n fer
ward In plays. all illustrative Of readily recog-
niHrd phases OF Now York city life. Tn" piece
ngw On The stage of tho Theatre Comique is
" The Mullgan Guard Ball. and it is nll that
il name implies The inocssant fun is some
times rude. but never Indecent. and is an eN-
ence that no points miss ot exciting laughter
A great many ludicrous things are crowded
into barber shop scene and the doings in the
ballroom are so hurried, numerous and laugh
ablc that the house d0,s not for an instant stop
roaring. The marching In Of the SkidmOre
GuHri lcooredl 20 the hull already occupied 10y
the Mulligan Guard lIrtshl, and the nght that
OIcourse cnsurs. are particularly exciting to the
galleries. besides movingth parduetto bolster.
Sas b o4 MSny T5 MN T9l9qi dr2R Ra
could learn Of him valuable lesson in choosing
aud manner OF using tho right material To please
his own particular public. Harrigan and Hart
are excellent actors. too, being IA artistic in
their liue ~ Joseph Jefferson. for example is
IN his. That their work does not appeal 10 tho
Nickel cents are rs genuine coin rs gold dollars.
ana require equal SKIN IA making.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
TRYING 10 ABtNDov ms WIRE.
The Disabling az the tity Of Chester spoIIisg
the rlans Of a Runaway.

George Reeves. aged a. "a waiter. came TO
this country seven years ago from England.
He WAS In Boston fur two years and then
moved 10 Now York city whore he met pretty
Irish girl aud married her. H. worked at the
81. Cloud Hotel hut lately has been the private
valet II Wesley Harper. the publisher. a. Mrs.
Bushnelrs Gi3 Filth avenue. H. supported
his wife and three children. the oldest oi whom
is four years 81 age at 2iG West Forty.scscnth
street
Al 6l9 Finn avenue tho second cook was a
German woman named Louise. She was very
fat and older than Reeves. but she had round
sum Of money in the nnnk. Reeves made lovc
10 her. and on Saturday. Jan. H. be- elopcd with
her to Boston. Before going he wrote tn his
wife saying that he had lost his situation and
was going to Boston to look for another. Mrs.
Reeves heard no moro from him ami her sus-
picions became aroused He had spoken Of re-
turning to England. and this caused her To
watch the steamship lists She finally found
tho names OF G"org" and Annie Reeves on the
Storage list Of the city ~ Chester Of the Inmnn
line which wis To depart on Jan. 25 Before
she could get outa warrant the steamship had
Tn" vessel ran into a storm ON Monday. lost
her rndd~r. and put back 10 this port, arriving
on Wednesday, As soon MS Mrs. Reeves ascor-
tlined this, she obtained n warrant on the
charge Of abandonmeut. AMI it was given 10
Police Officer Conn Foley Of tho Fifty seventh
street Police Court squad 10 serve. At So'c,ock
Yesterday morning he stood with Mrs Reeves
closely yelled by tho gangpank Of the City of
Montreal. which WAS TO sail with the delayed
passengers Reeves soon aiterward came down
and presented two tickets 10 be- stamped Fp-
ley touched him on the shoulder and said:
Never mind about getting those tirkrts stamp
ell; I'll yet them stamped for you. You are my
prisoner on this warrant"
Mrs Reeves then threw On hcr vail and con-
fronted her husband. H. turned pale and beg
gcd her not 20 prosecute him. II" said hr had
meant 70 send Tor her after he reached Liver
pool He offered To- abandon Louise and take
his wife 10 England At once, He was suhsr-
quenty arragned in the F'fy-soycnth street
Police Court and romnndod for examination to-
day. H. said that his uncle. John lterves. dind
~ Liverpool two years ago, bcdu"nfhing him
fl,7jO. which he could not get unless ne went
after IT, His wife would not let him 70, n she
WIS afraid that he would not return. The Cor
man woman Louise offered 10 take him. and he
thought II good chance To- go Tho steamship
tickets were bought by her in Boston. Jan. e.
AMI he cam" on 10 New York with her tho night
before the vessel sailed. When askcd about
Louise. he SAID he did not care for her. ana
would have got rid OF her in Liverpool. Mrs.
leeycs discrrdlts this story, and says that
Reeves intended "a open a restaurant IN Liver
pool with the German woman's money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
DIED.

BARRY DAVID Barry. aged - years. native of Cat
uetuwn korhc. County Cork. ireland
Ehz-hcih's Church Fort Washn.tu si, On sunday. Fen
> ~ ~ A NJ Funeral from the church To- 81 Ray.
mUut's cemetery Wcstchcstcr Tie friends and rela-
BONiFACE-in the Harper Hospital Detroit Mich
jan ~ ot heart disease Marie Buuacr. aged 81 years
long dine snuhrvtc the old Rational Theatre Bnstnn
CoLENAN In kwiniyil.e Mercer conry y J., Jan
DARRAGil.-lan. 81. sarah Dtrraph.
wnS~nrM Wcstchcs,er Cunmtv \ Y. on saturday FEB
EVANS At Niagarl Fans. y Jan -. Mrs Eliza.
bcih tNau. aged ~ wears month aud days
the tuth wear of his ulc.
Funeral on suuliy. a. I'm from his late residence,
ms frlrnis anh relatives are respectfully invited to
hauus. utuNc m ireland aid 20 hr lui wears old
5, NkLtfI on Friday. jlst inst, Mary, beloved wife
Funcrai vii tasc place ~ IN, Church Of the Recon.
cihatou East ai.t e. on SUNDAY FOB. .
SlLLlNANr-Atthcr =, .deuc u his daughter IN south.
crn kcntit ~. Jan 20 Michael H. Sulivant. In his 72
year antuve Frnnklutnn. Ohio lie was the prnpri.
siur Of H. wgAn9wn Burr nhk farm IN Ford and LAY.
1877 he had 90 acres iu corn with asDacrcs In other
crops The mrm embraced SAT, n,e .iuarc miles lie
enpiuNed over 80 hands, and could ride hundred ol
times forced lin 10 divide his cstate into small farms
Hnd q : hehcyri hr died nsol,tnt
TUITiE-ln sharon Conn Jan -. Mrs Grace futile
a-cd - wears. widow 1f lchahoi futile
WuELAN.-in Grecnroint. Jan 81. John whelan. in
me l't NctI hls age born ~ queens county parish
rlc relatives amt friends are respect ~ invited to at
trhd Co., funeral from his late residence ~ tavcr -
i"r ui fanNh -. Grg"np"ut ~ orlor& ON sunday,
Feb . The remains will Dee INFERRED 100 calvary.
hN,s t.i"'4fN wary iH1t,rlN @'!tf ANA AMY
return thrir sincere thanks 90 rruNc-. friends ai the
Long Island Bowling club. their sympathy ant Kind
attendance al the funeral Of Gtor-' thrstophcr Miller
our iSary beloved husband a'ncs, ihtherinia" and
grandfather
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
rHE cIpHrn rELEoRiMS
The Tes,imony Of Gov. Tnarn. Marble. Pci-
tom, aud Y. cod tn he Inken.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Thc Potter Tnvcsti-
eating Committee this morning had secret
session which lasted two hours. Tho Chairman
submitted resolution that subcommittee 90
I've DE appointed 90 20 to New York 10 take any
testimony that u might be- moro convenient to
hear there
Mr. lisro'k moved "a nm amendment that
Messrs. Marble Potion. and Weed be first cN-
amined before the whole Committee in wash
ingt1n. Lost.
Mr.. cox offered n substitute 20 tho resolution
10 the clr''ei that the whole Committee should go
to New York. This WIS rejected. and u second
amendment 10y Mr.. Hisoock. that the sub Conn
mittce should cons 50 ~ soven instead II flye
members. shared tina same fate. The original
resolution WIS then carried Mr.. Hiscock and
Mr.. Cox being the only members who voted
against 10.
Mr. Springer moved that the Chairman nnmo
~" suh-t nuiuttr'. and this h"ing carried. Mr..
I.it"r dominated Mc~-rs. VI Nghon lDem..
Onto. Chairman, Sieng"r Dom, Pa. Springer
,orm 'iN-i,, = Ter. oninl tud liis"n-N t'p..
" Y as the ~uA-CuWulttfo. These names
w"rn n'''pted without comment.
81. Mart 90 wa, ON the stand l.r q short time
Tho SUIT. committee VIII start from washing.
ton ON NuudHy sht. nud wi begin ilth ing to-t-
Will he hod ln %" room which they formerly
occupied IN the Post ON r building. Amnnl:
tie. I elton and Wood Mr. Tillar wi.l nlsl ho
called upon to t.stlfv. At present thr tommittee
s""in to have ~ intention Of pns@ NJ. 90 special
resolution thut B." hr allowed Co ht,r counsel
rIrrs 'nt i' aaN with up"u bis t"-iim.uv.
Tho tuition in favor ~ recalling Anderson
90 90" stand is definitely tabled. aud MT likely
a. b" hoard nl again.
II i- believed 'hHi thc euh.C omn.it. ce will he
ats mt ten or uii".n duy-. aud u Is un lrrstppI
that little. % nuyth ur. viii %" dome hy the Com
miitcv al Nashn-tou before their return.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
JAY GoULD's KNocK- DOWN
a SuppoHcd Attempt to Rctninie Upon Hiu,
In Union Pacidc-rhe Result.

a Suppoacd Attempt to Bctnunie Upon Him
In Union Paciic-The Result.
Tho bulls and tho bears and those who go
into Wall street with the expectation " making
n fortune having been assured. on Thursday
afternoon, by the dccisve trcnk in tho market,
that Jay Gould s not dead yet returned to tho
field and lisht yesterday morning full of con
lectures concerning what the day would bring
forth. Those who werr Growing over what they
Thought was theimminent nnHncial death NJ tho
grent boar ON Thursdav morning. wer3 not in
half 80 lublunt n mood yrstrr lay. There was
no usr in DENYING that the bun movement hus
r"cryel Il severe check by the br,Nk ~ from
OnH tn seven per cont. That V WIS simply duo
to man ipul3.tiun--t mnstOrly hluf-,lid not help
to restore confidence in tho least In fact tho
cifHrt WA to the contrary. for "a mark set which Ia
suecrpibln ol Wild fluctuations 10y a turn Of u
hand ~ not u safe ono Tor speculgtprs with
short nurses. Therefore. the volume Of bust
moss Yesterday was much less than That of
many days prvViOiis
Prices Oprn'd from a To IL per cent. lower
than th"y stood on Thurs1ny. During tha lay
none Ot Tho most nrtivs stDrks returned ~ th,
figures at which they wVrr quoted when tho
Low Wa struck on Thursday. At about noon
Cnion Iariii" Of which JAY Gouli Us tn" LARGEST
holder, suddenly went down from g. 10 " z.
TuHt Wuy' wus lOpsrd upon ~ AN attempt IN
r"tihat on Could. II it was meant ~ such 1t
utterly failod " ACCOMPLISHING. rs ohirt. Tor
that stock Tuirky gobbled IN all that was o.
fr.ri. and ths prjrn was quickly rtstOrod per
'r'ut. ana tho wOul!bg avengers gave up tho
scheme
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01

cItANDLER-Bu snElG.-At south Providence. r. T.,
Jan -. nv the Rev. Samuel w. Wrnh u ctnr ui Cir 1t
church. Elwin chandler ct Rt'-cw"rtv. Gloucc sier
shire fHEiuhd. 10 EuWt lsa-r. seuud dHught oi Mr.
bUsnCf. shurc. Wore, stershirr. England
EDDf-~' iOFiLLD -Iu Philadelphia Jan. 10. at tho
rcsipfTr 0i tt ltl's parents Us fr KrN Hiram Eddy
~ Jrr.ry tttV ns-tsted hv tlte Nav J. y Tinunus "
Philadelphia. Hiram a. Eiidv OF Narrcn Pa. 10 Anuis
eldest dtIchicr Of the Hon Albert Schoirli
NEW fON-SEAM NNS-On Snudav jan ~. hy Ehior
william u hnii"cN ~ The rsicucc vt the budc. Fruit
Hiil. Nnrth Providence H. T. Nr. Lafayette Dana New.
ton ~ Providence 70 Miss Amcy Frances sesn.ans Of
M ~ rru,ti,u nee.
PAGE-rAhsuNs In Albany. y. v. Jan. 20 by the
Rev. Walton W. Nattcrsha. rector OF ST. peisrs tnirch
William '. PAGE tu MIS- Ada Parsons daughter % Mr.
Juhu - Pnrson- The bride was attrcd IN heavy bro
cadc cream colnrd silk and She orange blossoms
and Diamond ornaments.
RYCHOFT-aHifPtrii ON thr cDth inst. at the re- a..
dcncc Ut the brirS parrni-, foedu OHIO. hy the Rev
Or Williams, assisted bv the R'v Dr.. McCNnp Chas s.
kNrrhi Of tls city. sccnnd son ~ John Rycru ~ Man
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Grifi'h NJ rolrdn.
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Geariv Y Ut the .av Cart ttoTge Sipu'f BIl.
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WILL NMs-llOLT-Ou Jan ~. at the residence NJ the
htic's innthrr ~ BrooklNn. by tho Rev u Bnrch,
Wallace Williams NJ Providence. Il. /. 20 Emma Any
daughter Of the lat" John Holt fsq.