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New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Mp 1nSEFFYS CONCERT.

Rafael Josetfys only appearance IN concert
g., NeYor tins season at SeinSay Hall last night
,a affair wac Of more than ordinary musical interest,"
The programme being composed of pieces in winch MI
Joev Lad not been heard here and his support coming
from Mr. Thomas and splendid orchestra Aa audi-
once OF musical culture aud excellent Judgment g7aced
the OCCASION and there not absent single one OF
me elements essential 10 perfect concert
Mr. Josefy played two concerJOs-one by Mozart IN
A major (the same that ne played in Brooklyn
eight or ten weeks agOl-and saint-Saens :
IN G. minor. widely different in style they
nevertheless both served to display those qualities
in which Nlr Josefy nc0mparahlc-dainJiness ana
oalmness II execution nice adjustment and balance OF
all parts and beauty OF tone In these particulars his
playing always comes with the force of revelation no
matter how often ii y heard; and sometimes as last
night it almost cOmpels forgeulness Of the deficiencies
which . critical spirit has found in his Performances
real warmth and depth Of poe.ical feeling aud power
4 drawback unfortunately I'm the acc0mpaniments OF
fbe enucertos last night, slight dIscoruancy De-
tween Tie gianOtOrte and TIE wind instruments Oi the
Besidts The concertos MI Josefy played BoethOvens
eon,-aou he AUcJTc't9 rlcc trom the SOuato op3l
No Nocturne ID ID 4t major, Dy CHOPIN, ana IAszt :
12th Huncaliau Rhapsody. TIE pieces were recelseH
with great enthusiasm and Oh recah Nc pIAJtu d
Chopin Polo qal-e.
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MISS WARDS FAREWELL.

Miss GeDevieve Ward appears at the Union
Square Theatre this afternoon acting Stephan'e de
AohrirQlr fOT the 6OCth time. and taking compliment
Ary farewell benefit rendered by leading citizens Of
Eew-York It Is eminently proper that this tribute
should be accorded Miss Ward since i'll every respect
she Is an honor TO the stage TIE compliment however
has no other significance than that which natuI Iy
spperaius 10 a manifestation Of esteem and kindness
Miss Ward Is going 10 England and viii be absent I'll
the fall Of Ss3 and her many friends here wish 10 give
her farewell greeting expressive Of their especial ad
rniration OF OF the accomplished of American
women. They doing graceful deed IN a hearty and
tasteful manner NJ. A. ID. PameT-a manager always
prompt. active. and judicous in good wOrks-has di
Teefed the preparations with NJ. John H. Bird the
~ellknOwn lawyer and actor, as a most ere geuo
worker IA the enterprise; and large and brilliant
audience viii be present to-day. Miss Ward Is acting
nightly at Novelty Theatre, Wllhamsburg where
sbe ends tomorrow evening She Il u san
for Eng and, May Il, aboard The Adratic.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
TIE TRIAL OF NJ. C. RERDELL.

WAsHINGToN, April PIT was after -
o'clock and.al OF the regular daily business had been
d.po ID OF in the Police Court when the hear NJ in che
Rerdel star R0ute case resumed.
p H. Woodward. an inspector Of the Post Ofce De-
partmen testified that he had present at two in
terviews between Rerdeu and the Postmaster General
ana The Attorney In tie interview Rerdell had
sad hat he clerk under the Board Ot Public
Work. Of this District and afterward clerk for stephen
W. Dorsey The evidence given by tuls witness was
nearly altogether corroborave Of that given by Messrs
Iaues and Macyeagh yesterday. He said he had prom
is.d geriel! afcr the Lrst interview with the Post
master General to secure hin interview with the
Attorney IerJeu had read OF two letters
"a him purpOrtng to be from Dorsey to one Wilcox
the, we're mainly reference expedlting and In
ton Rer.e had spoken OF Two very pad routes IN Ten
ne zee and ouc Colorado The Inspectors afterward
Ourly 10 Los Pinos-nO service had been
e the irspecrors confirmed ierd-s statement he be-
Ii, ed liz mad been by Kerdel that abOnt l5OO or
1000 shares mining stock mad been gwen oy Dorsey
TO Turner for what be called official services.
AT the second interview Rerdeil expressed sincere
qualification II what he had already done; ne ~aS
sorry ne said be compelled to break with dorsey De
they had oeen friends for (. long tine ne salu ne
al eTward went over To N'W iorA 10 o ~ 81
Dorsey 10 make a similar confession bur had iAhed
Crosse xamined by Mr.. lngersoI-Ar Jsnes did not
di~posed 10 assume any spoIDl.i,s @ "a ~ &
ter and lad advised Rerde % 20 10 the Attorney cn-
era Rertru said they itne cOmbnau0n) soon sOt rd Ol
Boone. BECAUSE t1ey wanted hls pace TOT van. Inc
combination probably formed 10 secure the contracts
uEOn july l. l,' -. that
Lanes \ Tpner First Assistant PoEtmaster General,
had given 1000 shares 10 influence nm ID u7 ohclaI
acton Ild not give the date Of this transdctior NO
anaton OF DOrseys singular course IN making These
-, 49, ,rI4 ~ "a. en- A. VI. Cib-On had also received
100 shares stock; he Rerde did not know wny
tni- payment maze. Mr McGfew, the Auutor, and
me utv Auditor mad received ANA divided one half O
certain sum resulting from RENTED fines Brady was
out OF office date OF tne interview ana turner was
I'm artcrward removed By the Postmaster General
accnunt Of his connection win these cases.
Regirrct by Mr. Bliss-Did not rcnemoer what mining
conuauys -iocK paid Iyncr, Turner anu Others
Mr derrick said that they would again call Mr. Wood
ward TO the .nd tomorrow, and IN the meantime give
hi an opportunity refresh his rec"iection as 10 Ger
IAN et lAey wished bring Out Tho hearing vas tAen
adjourned until Iu-nOrrOW. .
A. " Gibson SAYS tnat Dorsey never gave nor told
him any mining stock, repre5cntcd Dy keFdel IN
Mood srfs testimony dId he nave any DGsi-
hess tran sactiOna Dorsey, although at NE tO III
dicated by Rerdel Mr. Gibson private oLben, IFee
T., bay or sell from Dorsey any other cenatOf
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BOYD-suddeny. on Tuesday, April Is. at Panama South
America James Boyd proprietor of The fuHdBd Star AMI
Herald
BURR-In Trenton. " J., April 2 the Rsy J. Kelsey Burr
D. D., In the 5Ith y9ar Of his age
Funsrs at Morrst0wn " j. In the NJ f. Church.
Friday. April Z5th At D. III
Foot OF Barclay Christopher at. at " N
CRANSTOU Uy-At HoDoken. wednesday April "a Of pneu
u monia Marion wife OF William CrAnstOun. aged 70 yn4rs
sFunera SATURDAY April %, At o'clock from ths
First Reformed Church. HO0ok al.
CHAMBEHS-AE Mount Vernon, y. T. on Wednesday
April D. Of typhoid pneuLnonlA AoGo Peae VIC " sSnA
r. Chambers
Funeral services her homo In Mount Vernon ON Friday
2sth inst upon arrival OF the New Haven Railroad Train
leaving Grand Central Depot ~ 0.o0 u H.
New Orleans papers please copy
prossY-In brooklyn Thursday afternoon April H. George
aged ~
o FUNERAL hsrs&ftsr.
GARRIsH-On "Wednesday April 90 1882 at hs residenee
No 90 West 46Ih- 81. J. Pool Garr1sh tr, NJ D
Funeral with Requiem Mas AZ the church OF ST
Francis Xavier l6tera saturday 18th insI &C
Rsyss end friends the medical profession
are respectfully invited 70 sItenu-
Iutsrncnt at GI cen wood
LKsT-At Poushkeepsie n Y wednesday morning, April
tho 63d year OF his age
resdenee MAna0n square "a SATURDAY.
xgIh Inst. a. $50 2. ~
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4 WONAS'S MYSTERIOUS DEATH

4 month ago a woman about forty years
Old who her Mrs. HUTCHINSON and said she
was wxsherwoman hired back room In the tenement
Aouse At No AIS East Eighteenthst She paid her rent
but disappeared Saturday night last and the
neighbors her after that Ths housekeeper last
svening went 70 her found the door locked on
The inside police 0lcer was called in and forcing the
Soor he found the woman lying IN her bed dead. The
pody was removed 70 the Morgue where autOpsy viii
De made this morning by Deputy Coroner Douin The
cause OF the g0man's dsath IL unknown.
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Wi 49, . - ~
Of game, 3 hours and 50 minutes.
UTIHS NEW CONSTITUTION.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 27.-The COnstitu-
IiOnal Convention has adopted Constitution and pro-
yded for its submission the people May -. The
election is To be held supervision OF Justices OF
the Peace, and there Is 10 be regis
tration. The president and secretary OF the
convention and probably the Judge Of this county,
will canvass the returns The convention viii meet
aaan on June to memOr alze Congress. There VIII
b no ercaOn OF State officers unless Congress accepts
the Constitution No provision Is made respecting
poly Gamy. II discussed length in committee bur
II left for Congress to take the initiative. The IN
-fruent liberal the mining interest provides Tor
public schools aud secuarZcs public instruction.
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DIED.

ooRDoN-At his los sulhvanst. Thurs
day. April 81, Robert Gordon
Notice " funeral bn~eafter.
GRAY-Mrs Iottie r. Of Duluth MINI of consumption IN
this the 26th inst, az the resnece OF ncr OiV1
inlaw. +. a. Swinney.
HOWLAN Suddenly April 26 az bis rosfence IN aisSh
n Y. BENJAMIN HOwland aged 30 years and month.
Funeral services AZ the Presbyterian ChurcD -as On
Saturdag. April %. at D.
Philadelphia Boston Rome IN ~ papers please copy-
srEVESS-On Thursday April 2T 1892. sarah A. y.
waow on The late Louis W. stevens and dangheer "i |
late William A r. Pentz
Relatives invited 70 attend funeral ~ ts
residence OF her Orotherlnsw Milford 36 West
0-th-st. az O'Clock Saturday, 10Th INST
Internent at Greenwood
THOMAS-On A Apri 20. Emma Monroe eldest daughter OF
Margaret J. and the late Cornelius W Thomas.
Funeral services will be held chapel 0f the Baptist
Church Of the Epiphany 64th-st and Madison ave.
Friday, April % At lO O'Clock a IN.
Interment at BelevDle, n. J.
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THE RIGHT AND THE WRONG OF ThE WAR
LEY rELEGRAPH TO TIE TKIBCNE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
WAsHNGroN, April 27.-rhe Objectionable
feature of the Anthony rule in the Senate, described
in a W Washington dispatch published in THE TRIBUNE
of this morning. removed by an amendment
which was adopted to-day without division and
the measure 70 repeal that section Of the Revised
Statutes prohibiting ex-rebels from being ap-
pointed to positions in the Army was discussed
without any limitation to the length
OF number of the speeches. The debate re-
markabe ono for this session In that it dealt with
War questions the spirit of the sessions Of the
construction period though the tone OF personal
bitterness was lacking. Senator Edmunds moved
to refer the whole question 10 the Judiciary Com
1uittee He said tho result Of the war had proved
that there was right and wrong side to tho mat
ter and that it was bitter experience for any
country 10 have the men whom 1t has
educated and trained to be its defenders,
desert il and undertake to destroy it. Repeal
this section, and IL is within the power OF
the President the Senate concurring, to appoint
Jefferson Davis TO be the Commander in Chief of
the armies of the United States What sort of
lesson would such spectacle teach in the future
What sort Of al example would it hold out if it
established that the only hazard incurred by going
into robenu was the chance of remaining out of lat
races inst long enough to enable ones friends TO get
into power. and then be reinstated. The rebellion
being over, it was better to have some living mon
raent upon the statute book. that there had been
right side and wrongside Eso that all future gen.
erations ght know that we did not forget the
distinction. =.
Senator Hampton said he regretted very much to
hear the remarks Of the Senator from Vermont.
His reading of history certainly made him know
that the old nations never erected monuments to
anyone in civil wars. and he sorry to hear him
say that he wanted class of his fellow-ciizens TO
stand as O monument forever for this unhappy war.
Nor did be agree with the Senator in assuming to
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M4RRIED.

BROUDRE-FIsKE-On Thursday. April Il by the Rev
George O.. Broure Laura daughter Of
Fred Is Fiske, Ot Newly ork
COT TRsEN-HIGGINSO Tuesday. April 25. ~ Trinity
Chapel Dr Sw0De George H. Coursen, OF tins
cty 20 Charlotte HignsoD daughter or the charles
II hlgglnsOn. OF Trenton. y. J.
HORN KNBLOWER-SANFORD-O the Goth inst at the res.
ience Of the brides father the seymour
of Litchfeld Conn William B. HorubOwer. 0f this city, O
Susie daughter Of William sanford Of this city for
uf eW Haven Conn
PORTER-HOBART- April ~ at the residence OF the
hrto'. parents py the Rev rheO T. Cnylsr D. D. william
Porter OF Philadelphia Mary Augusta daughter Of
Charles II Hobart Of Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT At IT. Peters Church. Morris
town \ J. April 20 by the Rev r. y. Merritt George B.
Raymond to Elizabeth NJ daughter Ot the officiating clergy
sMITH-BABCOCK-on "Wednesday. Apr %, at the rosi-
the brides parents No ltJ sonsenst BROOKLYN
by the Charles Cuth0crt Hal, Cyrus T. smith " Au
gusra W daughter OF Edward IL BaDcock.
THOMAs-SCHOOLEY- On wednesday evening. April 90
bsny n y % d schOoley, daughter Of John c.
schooley. OF this city. No cards
WALsH-LAWRENCE-O Tuesday. April %, az ~
Assisted bV tho J. II. kYlance j. D. ames " Walsh
r. to Susan NewDOlu daughter VI fo"OViu La"Tchoe
ESQ, all VI this city
WOODRUFF-SMITH-OD "wednesday, April 26. at sum
mil by the Rev. A. g. Woodwork, Of Newark, New
ton Woodruff " LYDIA May smith both OF summit
Al notices Of Aarriages mast BE- Iaisrsei uih MI
safns and address.
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NIX BELMONT AS A TOOL.

FTTn1ItFO
T., the examination of Mr.. Blaine,
I'D pcimout read of his quesnonS'
MI: ~s. carefully written ont In INK.
wa0h wa he displayed such stupidity IN pioponnGlhng
~, that the gossips are al asog 10 Know Wiz VIZ
tnein o-ad thrm Thai Mr. Belmont DID not VIZ
pePpatent 10 The spectators that the peroTn"htSt H.
30 fr@peotedy greeted with dersve laughter he d
W. seen, 10 know what the questions weIe, 49, "
nrrestrdv read Of in dull hazy w lie
Tnnlsstions which had just been answer an,,,or of
.he sienacance Of the questions, ana &C, cot nsreTs
Sary them o word TO suit the dI1I' OF I hs not an
srSd buf II is rumored thai some one "N 1i.11s
prsonai reasons for trying 20 ensnsre naa1tbnieee
i,ho,f nas ne young man realzing tne .ns i.
,,n Who II is that has furnished tnS did i'te 10
liOu. hut there are many VINO Woulu lAo 49, W
no, @ Serearv unhorsed thai tho theory ina, op os
sDo soe IN New-York Is behind Belmonts quvH'S " 0
ted
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OBITCARY NOTES.

LONDON, April 27.-James Rice, the novelist,
is dead Mr.. Rice and Walter Besant the Joint
authors OF a number of popular novels including BY
Celia's ArbOr." The Seamy side" Ready Money
Mor.D0y The Chaplain o. tnc Fleet" oleperds All
ana Maidens Fair" and Twas in Trafalgar BaY'l
LONG BRANCH, n. j.. April 27-Joe Potter. lifelong
resident OF Long Branch died here yeserday 1t the age
OF ninety years and six months lie was the oldest
person Monmouth County
LYSCHBURG. Va. April 27.-Samuel A. Bailey q ven
cradle and influential citizen and formerly Mayor Of
ynchDurg died mere to-day At the age OF seventy years
de a prominent Mason.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
A BALL IN FIFTH-AVEN CE.

A private ball was given last evening by
G, Meyer, in his house, No. 6l7 Fifh-ave. The
rooms wera handsomely decorated and hearts Of
roses hung before the large mirrors. over q
hundred persons present. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. JOSIAH Belden. Mr. and Mrs George X
Gibson, MIR. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs ". d.
Smile, e. r. Smllie, Mr.. ana Mrs + II. Ious, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Greer Mr.. and Mrs George B. Greer, tn
Misses TAYLOR Mia Minnie Cole, Miss shannon, OF
YOukers, Mr. Trowbridge, Mr.. Aiken. Mr.. Rushmore
Dir. Sleinarl, and Mr. Aiken OF New-BrunswicA.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
MIDNIGHT YEA1HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
iCtfnODsas for he past - hOurS

WASHINGTON. April 2S, l a: m.-The barome-
ter is the New England Coast and highest In
Montana Rain has fallen since last report the Lake
region. New England and the south Atlantic States
The winds in tho Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
and Mode Atlantic States northwesterly they are
variable IN New-England South Atlantic, East Cuff
States and Upper Lake region The temperature has
from 80 10 10 IN the Lake region fallen from
g. 129 III Tennessee, and renamed nearly stationary
IL all districts east OF the Mississippi
Indications for to,drV
Po~ New-Encland, partly cl0Gdy weather and rain.
variable winds stationary lower barometer station
higher temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather variable
winds stationary higher barometer and teperatre
CdtttO,tdTg Signals.
Cauucnary signals continue from Hatteras 10 East
port
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
MISS BRY4N'S GERMAN.

Miss Bryan. of No. 81 East Fifty -ffth-st-,
ssys german &C her house evening Music wss fur
nished by Gesseman The fAvors consisted OF painted
silk tamborines banos sachess, oars rakes and hoes
tied with ribbon, bouquets, soentbosos and nice Inc
rooms we're pretiy decorated and lighted with coored
light Mr. Tanning and Miss Bryan led TIC german
Among those present were Mlss foLett, Miss Kate
FoIIetG Miss Withers, Miss Allison, Mlss March, Miss
Oryis Miss Adams, MISS Gilbert Miss Fielding
Miss c. Fielding, Miss Wallace, Miss HawGns'
Miss Irving Mr. HONS. Mr.. Garner, MI Orvis
M Manning, Mr. Froment. Mr. Robbins. Mr.. Aiuson
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

following officers OF the Navy by court martial and the
action thereon by tue Secretary OF tho Navy: Passed
AssistantEngneer Nicholas II. Iambin found guilty OF
dsobeying orders and sentenced be suspended for
one year and to be reprinanded Lieutenant aniel
Davis convicted OF absence from station without leave
and sentenced TO be suspended for year and three
quarters pay Lieutenanf-C0mmander George Il. Dur
ana, dsobedience Of orders sentence ~ dlsmSsa mid
gated 10 suspension for one year furlough paw;
Passed Assis ant Paymaster = d. HurOurt. convicted
OF drunkenness aud sentenced suspension for 1ve
years two-thirds pay
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ANXIOUS TO PURGE THE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The House Com
nittee On Foreign Affairs will hold business meeting
tomorrow but viii the nvesti ti.ason touch
pg the shpherd matter until Tuesday Tue committee
is considering subject Of sending subcommittee To
NewYork TO examine Mr.. Bliss OF Morton. Bliss Co..
and Robert j. Rsnda attorney for the Credit Indus
trleL
The scene IN the cOmmittee-room this morning hhs
becu the absorbing topic about the Capitol to-day,
and served the for conference late this ar
ternoon Of the members OF the committees. which was
held In the members lobby Of the House, aud was at
tended BY Chairman Williams and Representatives Orth
DnuneI KassOn, Lord, Rice Walker, DeusIer. Biount
and Wilson, ali except Mr. Belmont being present
The conference lasted about tnree-qiArtel tels
of an hour but the result could not DO definitely
learned, every member. on Deng apprOschod upon
the subject declined 10 make any dlsclOsures
Ore member replied 10 An. inquiry Z" You Will nave
10 await Developments, which viii ruly disclose Inc TO
suits OF the conference" Another member, on Doing
asked Have you arranged amtcable adJ lstmehl OF
this mornings diouty e. replied, fne committee rs
more properly Interested just purgins its rooord
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
LAST NIGHTS OF EDWIN BOOTH.

The demand for seats at Booths Theatre is
20 great that yesterday not single place lcf, on
the lower hoo for either Of the remaining evenings of
the week The upper part Of the house almost
entirely sold Hamlet acted last night a great
audience. and TINS viii DE repeated Saturday
matinee Tonight Mr.. Booth appears Be~tltcctO
Z" The FooE Revenge "-one Of his most brilliant and
pathetic approximations. saturday night 20 close the
engagement, he VII present RichGr0 he Third Those
who wish him at the last. should defer their
application FOR place The opportunity Is that
the p4DAc interest, ought 10 be widely improved.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

TRIBUNE oFFicf April %. 4 m.-The movement in
the barometer during the greater Part Of YESTERDAY
steadily upward Cloudy weather with occasional light
rams was ioio"eu curing the lAss quarter by clear
Room. The temperature ragged between 400 ans 1ao
the Average ls4ossj being IL l2o lower thai, an tA.
p0pdinE day at year and % lower than on yeSnensS
Warmer and clear or fair weather, uAy .. a,nsa,!y; ;
to-day Ia this city and vicinity.
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SOCIAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. George r. Blanchard gave small din
ner party last evening her home, No 10 F1ftAave
There were present Mr.. and Mrs Hugh j. Jewett, Mr..
and Mrs. John Blgelov, Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Stone, and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hicks.
Mrs. Henry u. Day small luncheon party n hsr
home. IN Eat EOrtY-nrstst.
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DrscOvFRING WHO ARE IT'S FRlENDo'
IL F~o,a The Vfcksburg HerCld Detl IL.

Many powerful Democrats are visssipa esss or are
very indifferent about it, Nj saus3nry mas conduct s
lis decided opposition an senator & pfical kellogg of
nS,sisna We heard Mr. Ransom teL nt NJ, lama, cx,'
ts conId NOT poss;by aid the Mississippi % nv
y \, IL hossIbe he has changed his inu slhCo A
NJ RavarS has ever done said anything iOI us W.
have n ever heard OF IT,
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

: ,>oc-atin state ticket, and. two years only
she en'rv IT. escion for President Of the United states
befo admin s;raon Of the state Goyernmen. ~ , ne
place 'h - Dsmocrsts That would I've 10 tntrench the
HANDS u nowerful position, both of defence ana OF
enemy ,h the possihle result OF another Delnocra &c
iessss ie.esss In Pennsylvania IT 1854
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The Annear Sauce.

unrvaied its pquancy and aDpeing properties While
exquisite relish u roast meat seas chops cut
and Every bottle Is
furnished with pat cnafeied stopper VII ch being
the danger cutting TIE
frequently occurring when using the OdiasniOacd
per. sold everywhere.
Medal of superiority American Institute, 1ssI
The most fashionable Perfume Powder Caswe, Massey
90 'sVfOLET ORRIS LIZ Broadway aud J77 jth-lye.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY April % 1882 TEN PAGES
MARRIED IN PRIVATE HOUSES.

Mr.. Fielding. Mr.. Hawes. M Wallace. Henry wallaee
Mr.. Putnam, Mr. Irwin, Mr.. Pearsal and Henry Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

Az OyERrAxED INTELLECT.-"And what is
your new regiments" my new regimenti Oh. i's
the-a-a-a-a-they' got green tue cuff, you
know and you 20 to IL from the Waterloo Station =.
Punch.
AFTER ALL-Ts TIE Tunnel WANTED =
Young bride TO visitor: oh! way 10 Paris
suffered 80 dreadruy the steamer that dear George
promised me- the next time went, he'd take me
round the other way - Punch.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
TWO WEDDINGS N BROOKLYN.

Miss Mary VI. Cuyler, daughter Of the Rev.
Or Theodore L. Cuylcr pastor OF the lafayette Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn married yesterday,
at the home father No. 176 South Oxfordst, TO
DR.. William s. Cheesman OF Auburn " Y.
The brides father conducted the marriage service Oa
account OF the death Of the brides sister the we'd
ding was very quiet and there nsn bdcs
maids. The bride white satin br0cade costume,
the front OF which Yred with duchesse lace and
garn-hed with hllcs. The veil of tule fastened
with orange flowers. The hand boqueC was
Of white nlacs Only in innate friends and relatives
present. The bridal tonr VIII end at Auburn, y. y.
John ". Goodrich and Miss Rose Beicher, daughter
Of f. K Belcher, were married yesterday AZ
IO:3O A. III. in ST. James Protestant Episcopal
Church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. DR.. Charles Homer rec
t,r Of the church. Tn bride travelling costume
of navy blue gr0- grain silk boufante back and
Il bonnet 10 match trimmed with ostrich tips and PINK
crushed roses.