The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-15
The FrieGlander---SchleR Marriage.

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marriage.
Yesterday at O'Clock Miss Lena Schlenker
of this city was married to Mr.. Philip Fried
lander of Houston, by the Rev. DR.. Lewen-
thral at the residence OF w. l.. Schatzkey.
There was large attendance of friends Of
the happy pair who were RECALLED at banquet,
after which the happy pair left for Houston
amidst the good wishes of the many friends.
THE PRESENTS
comprise the following:
Case solid silver ware from Mr.. and Mrs.
Schatzkey.
Silver napkin ring and tooth pick holder,
Mr.. and Mrs N. Hart.
Set hand sainted blue satin toilet bottles
and pin cushion. Mr.. and N. Haas.
Set hand embroidered garnet satin pin
cushion, Miss Pauline Frank.
Marble and bronze clock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Freidlander.
sett pearl handled carvers, Mis- Morris
Landa.
1 solid silver butter knife; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rose, of Galveston.
2 sets mats, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Green.
antinque lace and satin table cover, Miss
Sarah Moke.
One lush table cover-The Misses B. and
r. Cans.
One satin sofa cushion and tidies-The
Misses B. and Z. Levy.
One silver cake basket-Mr. and Mrs. M.
Samuels.
One silver toilet stand-Mr. A. Friedlander
and Miss Nina Frank.
One clock Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Zellner.
One wedding cake presented by nephew
and niece. Albert and Dora Schatzkey.
One set tidieS. Miss f. Never
Elegant boquets, presented by Mr. and Mrs
BaCharach, Mrs K. Frank and Mrs. Meyer
Half.
One set table linen, Mr.. A. Frank.
Weekly Mortuary Report for the Week
Ending August 1:.
F. Miles, white male, 2 days, native Texas:
heorrhage of umbellicus.
Jerry O'Brien, white male, As years, Ire
land; alcoholism.
II. Estel, white male, 2S years, U. S.; soft
ening of brain, thrombosis.
Champion Knoles, colored male, year 10
months, Tuxas; teething.
Christian Baer, white male, s. years, Ger
many; cancer oflarynx.
Lydia Wieder' white female, year, Texas;
meningitis.
Juliana Sanchez, Mexican, female, 10 years,
Texas, tuberculosis.
w. Coggshall, white male; 40 years, U. S.;
accidental drowning.
Sam'l Ellsworth, white male, "a years U.
S.; consumption.
Maria Louisa Perez, Mexican, female, 2
months, Texas; bronchitis,
George Mushal, white male, yyeass, Texas;
exhaustion.
Mary Magdelene Jackson, colored female,
; months, Texas; hamilton.
r. MENGER, City Physician.
Resolutions of Respect to the Late Miss
Fanny ParneIl.
Whereas. We, the Reyar County Land
League, in public meeting assembled, this
18th day of August, 1852, having heard of the
death of Ireland's national poetess, Miss
Fanny PANEL, sister of the honored Irish
loader, Charles Stewart Parnel, have unani-
mously
Resolved, That while we bow to the will of
the Almighty, we sincerely regret the death OF
Miss Fanny Farrell, and offer our hearty sym
pathy to her bereaved relatives .Rd fi;ends
and it is further
Resolved, That by Miss Annie Parnelps
death, Ireland has lost true and enthusias-
tic friend, and poetess of no ordinary merit,
whose verse shall in future ages live in the
history Of Ireland, as it does now in the hearts
of her pe1tiS. And it is further
Resolved, That thssS resolutions of respuc,
be placed upon a page Of mourning in the
minutes of the league, and that copies of it be
forwarded to the deceased's mother, Mrs
ParnsIl, and Charles Stewart Parnell, M. p,
for presentation, 70 relatives and kiends; and
to The editors of the Sal. t,aitt22nno daily papers
for publicans.
Henry RYDER-TAYLoR, Chairman,
EDWARD BENNETT, M. d.,
G.. 7. WARREN,
PETER SHIELDS,
Committee on Resolutions.