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y VA II II LINZ
~ TO Boston Worcester Nashua Portland AMI the East
Farcecrd Limited tickets 10 Boston, Is, u Worcester, -
Then sW Iron steamer
CI!Y OF WORCESTER,
WHov execution The most elegant boat tho SOun and
the tavOrte CITY OF BOoION,
leave Pier 10, NoVtn River, foot OF Masst, next pier
Oc-pro,,e,'t Fegrdlily, except Sundlysat pm
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAILROAD Communicating AuIl % 1851
through train, viii leave Grand Central Depot
M. Western AMI Northern Express to Rochester and
Montreal with draw in--roou
SiY special Express for CHICAGO daily st0pplng Only
at Albany -, rlcusg. KOcheSter. Buffalo. Cleveland
and Fu.rlp
lC:3Dl Chicago Express drawn groom cars 70 Canln.
dai.Ia Rochester and Buffalo.
IL uI. Albany and Troy with connection ~ GVlcL
SARATOGA. Gleus Fails aud Rutland
dp, H., Accommodation 10 Albany AMI troy.
ST LOUIS Express, with sleeping cara tor ST. LOUIS
running through every day In the week also Niagara Falls
Bunalo, and lOelO
GD D. in Express. with sleeping car. 70 syracuse ani %
Auburn Road, also TO Montreal, excepting sunday.
D. ~. Pacific Express daily. with sleeping cars for
Rochester ButiO Cleveland ioledo Detroit ana chicago
Troy.
TcKctso sale at No. BowngGrcen 252 and 4l3 Ioai
way Anddt NcScOtIs Express Oihces farkpace anu 80
and 80 Broadway, New York. and 333 ASKING t0u.st
Brooklyn. J. NJ. TOUCEY. Gen. supL &. Il. MEEKER
t.pl
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g.
L. ". FILKlNS. General Passenger Agent
- CiTY. RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office. PIER lS, y. r., foot Cortlanlt-sL
Convigmens Of freight forwarded directed any part
O. the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DESPATCH.
for delivery OF ali kinds Of freight and
chandiae any part of tho city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTEKAGf~
Freight ever description promptly lgteed any polat
tine harborat reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER tOK EXCURSIONS
steamers JOAN Il. starn Erastus Corning NEW
HAVEN, leave rior Is y. K atJ p daily. lsatInlays
eXceDtcd.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.YOrk and
Ncw-liayen. Care aud J.sDttCl guarAltosL
l. W H. x. ftj3iy9i 40 Plo' ID
For Ncw-Iayen and points EAST at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISiAND.-Elevcn Miles for
Ten Cents, via Pier l. H. r. foot Nationalist
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COmmlmtpsw. N.J.-Dry DJJk4
Machine and BOer ohOps. every thns IDD5rLutls 70
construction r-Dttr o. Vct''L
FIuE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday Boston at
500 n- u m (parlor cars attached and 10 " n lwIta
FSuudays AZ 10 u. IN (ytl palace .looping cara,
Limited ckets to Boston al rIU. -.
seats oObtAncdM Metropolitan,
Finn yrnuo Windsor Hotel ticket Oloes aud " drlai
GentIai Depot
rI,ROY BOATS-CITIXEN'S LINE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leaya
ophef.st connecting with morning trains for North AM
West, sunday steamer touches at Albany
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..

A MARY POWELL, for West Point. Corn
wall Newburq POughkeepsie ROndout and Kinrsto.
,al.lmg ~ ianS;1ns tOrmeTy COzzeDss Milton. NeyIan
V Wg an, Hyde f9rS, daily sundays exccped. Leaves
Eesfy-st pier al 3lJ, and 22d-St 800 D. m Connec,s
NJ FonRhkeepsie with evening tIsns Tor Tho Norlh. '
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ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
y I-E and ST JONI leave pier II Norh River foot II
Cllalst every WEEK DAY ats D. d.. connecting az ~.
lanr ~ lar morning cNceDteD Wi,h train, north. west
audr1sf. -fIt'rlpm5 warmed.
W W. LNLHElE PrcsItcn.
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albny and G. Nib-
- baId.-nMv sunday excepted. leave rt--t Pier
ana 43--t 90 o. iu ,iioDtlyn by Annex go q.
illu- a,A reIr' Wei iOHf rtWburg, pought.cp-
.ic. Ahi4cl. a.Nl, and iui,on Tlp tickets ID West
ponl NJ :, Nlu-. r,luiu-ls b. down Doa. VI.
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open ALL SIMMER.

z
OsWITHINC SIORTLGDGES. Media. Pa Academy and
Gymnasium students admitted and classified 40 any time
Boarding School for young IN BOYS one 81 me best
equipped. ueht 'sIl schools In the
United states always fun. a school for gentlemen No
other TOWdyism Twelve experienced teachers all
men, and gradnatc- special attention both advanced
and backward pupils individual and class instruction
Early cehcencc. young meas Cduca0n corrected. Pa
may select any studies choose tho recu
lar ENGLISH Scientific Business Classical curse. stu
dents fitted Media Academy In Harvard, Yale
Princeton University OF Pennsylvania, Lafayette, LelIgh
Polytechnic schools. COulitOncd' students
uttered study and fitted for the september cxamna
lions Illustrated Circular address the principal ana
proprietor SW;TliIS e. SHORILlDfE, u NJ. 1laTVard
University graduate, Media, Penn. Media IS II miles by
ai Philadelphia aId has "a trains daily
that city Neia has churches ANA temperance char
ter prohibiting the sale o. all intoxicating drinks.
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For Both SeXes-CieY.

ERENCH, German and Spanish conversation,
literature and thorough grammatical instruction by Pro
lessor - W ALDERMAN t- W. Jlst-st summer terms
Zach language taught Win pu'c pronunciation
INTERN ATlONAL MUSICAL BUREAU and
! TEACHERS NGENCG-Now YORK Conservatory OF
Mu,c 40. East i4tI0. second door las, of jthtye.
sgISS GRlNNELES French and English
VI boarding and D8l school for Young Ladies and Child
removed rom ." = 3lihst % ji T. 'otn-sI
MFRS. CHiPNAN'' ENGLISH and French
M school for Youn Ladies' and children reopen Srptem
Der ~ at - 37;h separate class TOT limited NUM-
Der Of boys. send for circular
7gISS ARABELLA ETClUM'S private
w class for youup ladies' 1ud children VIII reopen We'd
uesday october > So Ircrcr unicr personal charge o
ar. LAMBERT SAlNIi g. t'r number ul pupils H' u-
strictly limited desirable that applications fer admission
should 10 made possible German huicrriucn
bv te froepl method connected with the class. Ciass
rooms 30. - West 3sthst
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Orean Cleaners

4 MER1CANS gong abroad and desiring
precious choice ewery, bronzes or The latest
novelties invited 10 Paris store No. 81 Avenue
dc POpera, adjoining Hotel Bellevue
HOWARD & COMPANY,
Of Fifth Avenue, NewGork.
BORDEAUX LINE.
Ip New and direct line 10 the south Of France
NEW.NORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LEONILLE 1903 tons new sat. May27
Travellers for France spain AMI Italy Pyrenecs' Pdu,
Nice &C. will time ana expense by taking this limo
Cabin Including vine, $50 Storage $2l For passage
apply to - - 49,
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GENERAL ATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NEW-NDNK And ilANRE
Pero Company new 80 - N'r5h ;ytr foot % M2rtolS
tvjlt OH rrl1Sb DY Ensus1
rawdyinI .ls Ij;) ut1c.3 }. srJ5tIs To tLGIn5I n
small NJ
~ LAjitN J., =, cnuesdhy tune . 10 a. In.
FRANCE. Irrel e. llait rive "Wednesday, june II, ;.
LOUIS DE BEBl A., Agent, 80 Glowing ,itccn
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For Boys and Young Men-Countr

For Boys and Y Dung Men-Country.
HOMEIIKE BOARDiNG- SCHOOL for
Z young boys Open al summer
BRADFORD MANSION, School for boys Rye,
ID y y. $500. Rev. -. COLLINS, Principal.
pORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
11 Academic 3'sic an s'cutac courses wIt preparatory
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coacIeL
winter. NtocSbri-', lass II. HpFFuANN.
CORNELL ADMINISTRATIONS IN History
- and Political science. For Annual Register, containing
details sardn9 this ucWlycSta bsl 81 course apply
TO TREASURER OF CORNELL UNINIRs iIl. ithaca,
y !. Ii lnce examinations June y. september 49,
HAYWOOD INSTITUTE. Lancsh0ro, Bcrk-
IL CO.. Mass established in iSib ITS for college sci
onthc school or business private instruction speciality
Rev. \. i. GILBERT \. ". Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. }.
L For boys. Rev. y. q. Chambers. Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. WOR-
Il a CEsIEK Masa {. T. MEFCALF. \. NJ" Snpt
HAVERFORD COLLEGE, Havcrford Col
( 4 lcgc T.. o.. Penn: nine miles from philadelphia;
Thomas Chase Ii D. president under care 81 ihe Society
Of Friends thorough classical aui scientific courses heat
fui location, For circulars apply to Prof ALLEN G.
THOMAS Project
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, y. y
Parents wishing 10 place Their son' where they viii be
thoroughly prepared for COLLEGE or business will receive Cir
cuars " III iull partIcullrA K,opcns September IL
a. AEMAGNAC. A. NJ, pr,c,,,,,
4. ROWE, \. VI. N''-'N
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Grt Scncois-CiSY.

MFRS. LOUISA y. CULVER
w viii pupils in PAINTING GAli3ca2o flowers
tiifr china amt icc1r1tOn 81 he- trio. "rn' Bel!
No - East 2Gth.s. corner ithayc commencing oct a.
references. air d. Huntington Alr Mn Hart NJ Jane
NJ. Hart, sir \. r. BcliDYs.
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ND 'PHiLADELpHIA.
NEW- JEReEY sOUY.nERN RALWAI.


STEAMER JESSE HOIT WILL LEAVE PIER 3 Y. R.,
FOOT RED rOR~I.
A"f - islil.Nr ~clhrigM. Monmouth iitt'h ana Long
Biai' ,. - IV j" 4. g 80 p no S1nta, a. ."I. 3D.
/ Of ocean tttuF" Point Pleasant. &c, lV:-i a. iL
For Las wood. 'om, River Balnegat Sc. 30 p m ~,
VIA RED BANN-From foot IlDefiy 81 10 2. NJ toe
lakewood Toms tyc Barnegat &C. . D. 49, Tor ikeWoOl,
Tons River Atlantic city, aud all ,taton, - baJ Slde p
M Tor Lakewood Toms River. Barn'g1t &c ..-,
VIA BHANCHPDHl--frOm foot Liberty iIi fof Haly
look. D. for Highlands. II M, : - l. lo' Mohholtl
Beach AMI ~cibrirht. e:lJ a. m. II M. : D. IIt "a
Tickets reading via BOAT and SANDY Fryh VIII not %
good RAJ L. and tickets reading via ia Wiz hot De Iecog
L.-- LII. TO-
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NUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
ROM NI.W-fOEk 10 LlN EEPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER so TO- NOETH RIVER.
cac-tay. May "a. $3.50
EATAN " nc Siay June :;;l = No.
A.
SEM " liit ,iliF Jll'c H. SOU
steamers maTEc! TINS 90 uJt carry 5te,.dgs.
Cabin pas &C. $50 ana -l1o
Fcea tcSet % and iro al parts OF Europe at vcEy Iow
rates and Oiicc M. 1 IoNiiuStfrttH
NFRNNN Il EHOMN d 90. Aarlta
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| Hamburg. american Packet Conplnys Line tlr
PLYMOU TIL CHEEBOCKG ana HAMbU 10.
HERD .E..........Jdn t 60 June ~
Juno st ~ iN-...-..---... Iunr L.
tatostD Plymouth. London. Cncrbo1r% ana Hamburg;
Cabin, +luO SECOND adm. SD Sts'ri<e - Ount
trp a reiceI rates storage from Hamburg Hlyro AMI
southampton. ~ send Tor IOII ai tialri'r.
fNIIAHDT x O. L Is. RICHARD & Co,
General \ eent4 - General Passenger Agents
IL. al BiOll-st, y. Y. SO. 81 Broadway, y. y.
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-yTOXINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

n.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE Boston ioi nrstcass limited tickets good only
az their face.
steamer. NARRAGANSErr and STONINGTON leave
daily except sundays 20 NJ from Per So " r., loot 81
Jay-st. arriving IN Boston AT ga. III
tickets for 1ic al all principal ticket Offices Statero0ms
secured WcstcOIt Express Co, Asto, House
2O7 3Sl $50 aud i2l broadway, aud az Firth Avenue ami
or Hotel ticket offices.
L. W. EILklNs Gcneral PasseLgcr Agent
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Train arrives ut c hiCago every day al lO:iUa
\ NEW FEArC RS
smoking this which FOR elegance OF
appointments Is not equaled.
HARRISBURG Pttsburg the aud SOuth, with PULLMAN
Palace Cars attached u, and m, daily ,,...,
WilliamspOTt Lock Haven. a. N CORY 3nu Ife ~
D. m connecting az Cory for 1itusyle, Petroleum 'o"
TIE aud the OIL Ite giOns ,.,,..,,,,,o,
Balftnure WASHINGTON the south. Limited WashlnsSn
Express OF Pullman ParIor Cars daily, exc p ~ To q,
a. NJ arrive WaShln gOni p re suar al 15O All" -"
a ~. a., Z. and p. M, aud II night
SUNDAY, 30 a ~, , and 9p. m, and l. nighf.
Express baltimore. except sunday, D. M .,.A.,
For Atlantic City with through car p m exec h r.,ns
BrOOkyn Annex connect with al th'nuSn
at Jersey city an0rug speedy aud direct tr"'Se' "
Brook Yn travel. ,o,,. - IN and
10 10 D. NJ daily From Washington aud BiilhosS rSsy ,
G5Da m 3 90 800 3d. 1910, and 1896 M psin
$50 Il. 10 m. 93j. l04O ana 1880 p m fT9n m
del phia. 800 go go 80 $50 go 1000 la no so D.
l9u y g. 80. 80 so, 49, SO 03J, lOil ana Il
m, SUNDAY 800 g. 70 $50. $50, II 40 a. III ~" W."
1910 and 1880 IN.
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trains MAY 10 1852. viii dcpots
Coitapdt and lcslro-, at $40 am m 3io ana
In. E3-tOa, bethlehem, Allentown, Kca,tiug
NmcN ChUnk. ac,hIrrr. iOWauda, Maycriy. Ithaca.
ticurya Lyons. Bu 0 the West Northwest. Pub
tirou.h coaches daily. Trains at E1st1n
Bethlehem. Allentown Reading, Nauch Chunk. MkcS1arro
and pt,tOI Local trains 40 m. Tor EastOn Bethlehem
amt opIy
uoiu M tlahauoy and HzcOn coal regions. sunday
local for Aauch Chuna, $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
General Eastern Office corner Of church and CoranAt.3t
f. Il. BIINGTON q. T.. =.
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Ian ann aiter MAJ 81 the magnificent Passenger Trains
T and Da & Railroad Depot. foot CoTtlandt-
wasbp except sundays, Parlor attached arrives
y, 49,, ~ D. m N2ht express leaves washington
Cincinnati ana l ay Seepers and day coaches through 70
- p M daily. Fast Line arrives WASHINGTON 2.25 , ~
cincinnati $50 D. IN, Chicago s:35 a. m and Il Ionis a *
a. - ~ - palace sleepers and day COACHES through In
CINCINNATI ~. Louis and Chicago - 'Ne" "
Il O'Clock night daily, Washngton e. a ~
Day Express leaves Washington 10 M dsiiv..
9, .P aiid cay coaches through 70 Cincinnati.
~ 40 othff Inc makes faster time
ai1Se rom the West at $50 NJ $50 D. m and 1870 n
Aels ana sleeping bcrths secured
'h'ckcd o. destination COmpaDv's Office No IN,
Company ' - ' i'ii'' VAN" 'NaiifVu
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NOlORADO.

( W!OEADb,
APOlIs AMI points in #EBRASKA, UTAH. MON
TANA. DAKOTA. NINNE,OrA ami tn, NORTH
VIZ. are reached direc. from CHICAGO yAtl'
CHICAGO And NORTHWEoTERN RE
L RIMS trum t0 ave ~ dt4vc way between
CIfICNGO All prominent Western POINTS. II ALONE
II. ~ islP.Rl Al PALACE DlNtN CARS west ol
Cb,..yo' FULLNAN SLEEPEi;S alo rtil Oh all %. is
rtog.n trains For rates Ol fare and OtIec la
loratouappy uy lcusrJrH peioI - AZ rbt1JI Uc<'s
General Eas,cn No. AS Broadway York.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IlOU-
/ SAIONICa ad NAUGA1CCk RA ILKOA ADS steamers
leave ca haunc-p at lljp 10 M, 3: y b. IN; 2.d+t East
River. o:lj p. Fare lower than Oy any other route
nor RONDOt'r and Landing
Z 4tEriustoa's LANDING (Nos PoAaC. Cornwall. New
bur- marlboro M,oa. Poushkeepsi, Es0pIs connecting
with Ulscr Delaware Railroad steamboats, city OF
tatsl ani James ". baldwin lee dairy at p foot
NaIr-J-.t. North River, except saturdays When tne
Cityot t.zlu lriVc5at pm.
FALL RIVER LINE
n -fOr-
BOSTON and the EAST Newport and Fan River.
Ecappcdrancc o. thc elegant steamers
- l. 1 4
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obstruction.
For Young Ladies-Cou

rT,HE ELMS BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
L non GIRLS Inerahan.ave. Springfield, Mass.
MIsses PORTER & CHAMPNEY, Prinoipal+
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Penl opens September IT, Degrees conferred
Applyb COLONEL THEO. IifAIT, President
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) Military Acadcmy-FOr
circulars address COL c. J. WRIGHT, A. ". Principal
DARK INSTITUTE, Rye, y. Y.-FOr Boys;
4 5000 ayear. MENKY TATLO. X. Principal
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NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. iHOLN * y, MONTREAL and interme
date points steamers leave Pier -. T. r. at and II
nm SUNDAYS excepted: connecting with trains at NEW
HAVEN, for MERiDEN, HARTFORD, SPRlHGFiELD.
80 Tickets sold and baggage checked az 9t Broadway W
y ana Courtst. Brooklyn Excursion 10 Ncw' aven and
rain :
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RAILROAD.

TDEN NN I Nv A4NTt NJ IIItlVltD
4 ON and after May :, 1852.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NcWGok via Desbr0sses and Cort,and streets
Ferries a. follows:
SPECIAL.
THE FAMOUS
"NEW-YORk AND CHICAGO LIMITED
COMPOSED EXCLUSIVELY OF
PARLOR, DINING, SMOKING AND SLEEPING
CARS,
Leaves New. York every day AZ A. m
r Meals table dhotc plan served the train In
the - .- 1870.
NEW AND ELEGANT DINING CARS -
which have Just been placed service and passengers VII
ma breakfast when the special conven
fence those limited time who live at distance from
the station.
The order Of meals is 4 follows
Breakfast, 8 10 II a. m.
Lunch, Il To p.
= O I nm
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WELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ Aurora CayuRa Lake, n Y Session begins september
g. 1882. send Tor "A catalogue .... . - ,,-t,..
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EOR BOSTON-TIIE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Sic pers via y y, y. II. and H. X. r.. leaves
Grand Central Depot at 80 o. M week days Get tickets
via NewIOrk England Railroad, Al Grand Central
DEM n mi hotels
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FASHIONABLE WEDDINGS.

st. Thomass Church was opened for the first
large and fashionable wedding Of the yesterday
at p M. when Miss Caroline suYdam Bergman, daugh-
ter OF Charles H. Bergman, married TO Lorilard
Spencer IT, by the Rev. DR. W. f. Morgan, rector Of the
church. First in the bridal procession came the six
ushersH. W. Bergman, brother OF the bride, William
TurnbuI Isaac Isen Grswold LOriliard, Archibald d.
Russell, and Howard Conkling They were followed by
Miss Lulu Whitney Miss Nina Coster two little girls
who wore dresses OF pink satin and lace and bonnets
OF straw, and carried baskets Of pink roses
Then came six bridesmaidsMiss Georgiana Berryinan
sister OF the BRIDE Miss Georgiana Hecksher, Miss MAY
Bird Miss Henrietta strong. Miss Louise Harwood anu
Miss Lena Ingersoll, the two latter being rom New
Haver. The groom, with his best man-Augustus opsh-
Ger hs brotner-waed the altar for the bride Lne
bridal robe OF white satin heavily draped win
Venetian point lace and the point lace ven was peasy
the length OF the train IL was enugnt py spray
OF orange blossoms and diamond diamond f afrows
The corsage bouquet was OF orange hoNcrs
and the hand bouquet OF white Fuses ss '.,
George warren, the organis played the march Iron
ohengrin the procession entered anu rs IL ieit
the chimes mingled with the music OF Mendeisohns
Wedding March, The reception was held Mt the Osborne
nearly opposite the church. Only the most intimate
frends aud relatives attended the reception. Lander
furnished the music. Among tho guests were
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AcroRs AND ACTRESSES ARRESTED.

Captain Ryan, of the Thirty fifth Street 20
lice. with twenty-five men, made descent on Parkers
American Theatre, Tnird-ave ana Thirty-hrsI-stp
last night. They arrested Richard Parker. the pro
prietor; Henry Montague. the manager; Glen
more Scott, Daniel Carter, john finerty'
and the following actors and actresses Richard W.
l. ucas J. A DOty. Carrie Duncan, George helnotte'
Grace Golden, Nellie stein, Violet Elliott susan 10y
man and SOphy Duncan. The warrant Tor tue htfess
was issued BY District Attorney Mckeon, an1
10 charged the production OF an immorai
play aud Indecent exposure OF the person
prize OF 900 had been offered by the management
Captain Ryan slated last night Tor the best
OF a Kind of beauty which tended 10 indeceneY -Four
selected 20 judges, three OF whom were
arrested. Messrs scott Carter and finerty scene IN
the Bashfnl Venus the special matter OF com
plant on the part OF the police. . A.
Captain Ryan went himself with seven men 10 the
stage entrance and stationed other policemen o. tEe
exit leading the roof The theatre was ful OF the
tune and there great applause Tor the performance
on the stage Just the police appeared on the seem.
The arrests made quietly and In good order Inc
ursoners were taken the police station whore II was
expected that bail would be furnished
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Mrs woln Mrs. James Rerncchan, Mr. and Mrs Rceers
Livingston, Mr.. aud Mrs Robert l. Cutting. Mr. and Mrs
John q Hecksher, Miss Bukeley, Mr.. and Mrs: De-
iancey Kane Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver tsein, Mr. ad Mrs.
Columbus Iselin Mr. and Mrs William Butler Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mr. and Mfs. iona
Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorard, Mrs Pierre Lori
s.rons Mr. and ms scsaeharas Mr. and MIRA John
Freuen, Mrs. BrocisSost Cutting, r. r. Griswols Niss
Beekman, Governor fngersoll OF Connecticut. ine Roy
Dr. HARDWOOD of New-Haven, ar. aud Mrs H. ~ Taller.
Miss Taller Dr. John T. Woodruff, Mrs W. H. Vanderbilt,
Mrs W H. Osgood. Mr.. and Mrs X. :. CLARK.
Cabot Colonel and Mrs. Kip Mrs. 8. s. Rowland. tho
Misses Lynch Mrs Lewis Jones' the Misses Jones, Mira
Augustus Schenck.
Miss Rosalie strauss, daughter Of. Adolph Strauss,
was married to Samuel Abraham lass even.
Brunswick, by the Rev. DIR. K. Koher, OF the Temple
BETHEL The gr00msmen Morris Strauss and
Philip Abraham. The ushers ~ Strauss, Edward
Strauss, Louis Adler Charles SchOle. Joseph Wereifer
father and the groom by Mrs Samuel Adler The cere
mOny took place beneath wedding bell. The hall
decorated with flowers and music was supplied for
dancing. The wedding supper was served In the new
dining room A large company was present
John Adolph M0llenhauer and Miss Anna Maria Dick
married on Monday evening In 81. JohanneS
German Lutheran Church. Brooklyn, f. d., by the Rev.
j. r. Boyer pastor of the churdh The bride Is daugh
ter Of William Dick the sugar reiner, and the groom
il member OF a sugar refining firm. The
hauer William Mollenhauer and Frederick Aolenhauer.
The parents of the bride and groom entered with the
procession. The bride white satin costume and
point lace veil with diamond ornaments. The church
decorated with flowers, also the house OF Mr.
Dick at south Ninth and Fthsts, where the reception
man. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. TONES. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Muller Mr. Hockemeiser and Mr. and Mrs. JACOB MorcLs