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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-13
Attorney General.

Judge W. H.. Davenport of Eureka is
mentioned for the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral Of this State on the Republican ticket.
The Austin Reveille says it certainly would
be a strong nomination.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-13
MARRIED.

In Cherry Creek, July 8. 1882, by ]. II. Ian
der, j. f. Dsgia Loucassis to Miss A. Madelia
Bersanti.
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HOUSE FOR RENT

THE RESIDENCE OF WIN. PLUMHoFF,
on Edwards street, ia for rent. Apply to
VIM. PLUMHOFF, Truckes SAlosn.
Eureka, June 2, 1882. je3tf
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BoRE.

Ia cherry Greek. July 6. 1874. to She wife Of
Richard Strattoa. u son.
IN Huntington Valley. July |. 1889. to tia
wife OF Joseph Lindsey. a son.
National Republican., 1882-12-29
The Direct Tax Act.

The first comptroller of the treasury has
made an elaborate opinion to the secretary
of the treasury in regard to the twelfth sec
tion of the act of June Z, 1882 known as the
" direct tax act" The inquiry was, in sub
stance, whether this act makes an appropra-
tion under which any Of the, states of the
union can claim payment Of the money
therein specified to be paid TO the several
states respectively proclaimed in insurrection
on the conditions therein prescribed.
Judge Lawrence holds that it is entirely
clear that this section does not make an ap-
preparation of any money, or, in other words,
it does not, without the aid of a separate ap-
propaiation act, authorize any money to be
paid to any state or to the governor Of any.
II q % But if this difficulty were removed,
and if the twelfth section Of the act referred
to, could be construed as an appropriation, no
payment could be made by the secretary, to
any state under its provisions for the reason
that the conditions precedent therein re-
quired to authorize the payment have not
been in any particular complied with.
National Republican., 1882-12-29
Condemned Yesarls.

At the June term of the United States dis
trict court of Alabama, held at Mobile in 1879,
a libel against the British bark Viscount Can
ming was tried, and the vessel was declared
forfeited to the United States government and
condemned for sale for fragrant violation of
the navigation laws. The vessel was sold at
auction for S4,2Sl.55, and Sl07I was subse-
quently awarded to the informer, and the re-
mainder was covered into the treasury. The
owners, Edward d. Morris & c. X. Morris,
have petitioned congress through the State de-
partmcnt for the relief, alleging that the mas
ter of their vessel had involved them in trou-
Bile and loss unwarrantably. Senator Morgan,
Of Alabama, yesterday morning offered a bill
cancelling the forfeiture and remitting the re-
naming proceeds of the sale to the Mess U.s.
Norris
National Republican., 1882-12-29
ARMY Orders.

First Lieut.. Marcus W. Lyon, of the ord
nance department has been appoin ted 10 act
as inspector on certain medical property on
hand ut the FrankfOrd arsenal, PHILADELPHIA.
Second Lieut.. George II. Morgan, Sd cav
airy, now on sick leave of absence ut Mime.
apolis, has been ordered to Arizona with re-
cruits.
On his own application First Lieut. George
f. Chase, Sd cavalry, has been transferred
from Troop IL to Troop of that regiment,
vice First Lieut.. James Allen, transferred
from Troop c to Troop II. Lieut.. Chase will
join the troop to which he is transferred.
National Republican., 1882-12-29

was to be denuded of its valuable freight Mr..
Barnabee acting as Santa Claus. Miss 0ber
was to give each member of the chorus and
orchestra an envelope containing her auto
graph and So bill, and they were to combine
in making her presentation. Presents were
then to be exchanged among the principal
artists, and speechmakina was to mako the
occasion joyous one. This is believed to he
the first time that an organized celebration
of Christmas on a moving train has been at
National Republican., 1882-12-29
NnNal Orilers.

Commander Jonathan Young has been or
dered to command the naval station at New
London, Conn, from the first of January;
Lieut.. Commander A. Hubbard to the naval
observatory, fourth of January; Commodore
William +. Hopkins detached from the COM
mand of the naval station at New London,
Conn, first of January, and placed ON waiting
orders
National Republican., 1882-12-29
S1tantro. Sttuations stmaIr.

NTANTED-BY A IAADY WHO Is AN FNPE.
w ronced teacher, position In family rs teacher
ana companion. complete Eugllsh course, inClud-
lug literature. eloouton, rhetoric, and mathematics.
also French and Latin to beginners. No musi !.
would take an interest In the household and Sist
with sewing. Pleasant home aud small SALARY do
sired. References given ana required. Address Box
156, Newark, N. ]. lts
WTANTED-A SITUATION AS A NURSE,
w seamstress, or chunhcrmald, by q competent
and experienced white girl. Apply Rt Womans
Christian Home, corner Thirteenth aud streets
northwest rno7.9ts
National Republican., 1882-12-29
The Sunday NM.

A numerously signed memorial from cti-
zens Of California, asking for the enactment
of a law prohibiting the transportation, coll
lection, or delivery Of mail matter on the Sab
bath was presented TO the acuate We tcrdly
morning by Mr., Miller, Of California, and up-
propTiately referred.
National Republican., 1882-12-29
G biropo0ists.

LNASN FEY, Sc.-DAlLS WAbhS IN TIE
IL open air AMI sumshin" uNNg"nze aud dec roun,
lze the system. thor ushlr ptouuting health an
longevity. and Ig. Whites t~Cnty-nup CuilspCu we
years oi successful practice IN Washington, u.
enables requisite teatnlpnt for Hard and Soil Urn
Bunions, club and Inverted Ma l., Frost u to, ca
blans, Vascular Ercrescnc,s and other conpn n'1
ofthe feet Refers oIhe most eminent phvs.C ans t'
Surgeons His GhirdVNdal Eslahshment II" Penn
Sylvanla avenna appwSitc WILLARD, Hotel Is ratn
iZcd hr the ciitr pf thaworld. Hours: a m. to q T.
~. Sundays. ua. M. 10 y. m.) Office fee, - mcr
visit. Se3O
National Republican., 1882-12-29
q rilltmas ON a halfway Train.

'l Is stpn Ideal Opera company, now
t'ais In m the west, arranged to spend
lIH 7H daJin novel and unique manner.
NH nr rerre Haute on their way to Gin
cI ey were to eat their Christmas din
Wa resunling their journey, the draw
car wr,s 10 be entered, and while the
: speeding away 10 Cincinnati
E- tree, lSaded with over 600 presents,
National Republican., 1882-12-29
for Sale--&ots,

->>>~~~-~~~U>~~oO~-~Ss--y~
TSOR SAL E-THREE LOTS-NORTH SIDE NJ
a. between Twenty-iiIth and Tweny-slNth north
west; only 40 cents; lots on ana V, Thirteenth
only 10 cents. Address CHEAP. Republican Office.
de21-6t&
National Republican., 1882-12-29
AraI 0:siatr Brokers.

CHARLES e. - sstDf a C0..
Il EA l. Il Il At : B ROCKERS S
AND
IN 8 U 5S - ~ = - AGE lTG5,
zoos ! STREET NoRTHwFST
Real Estate bought and sold Houses rented.
RenV collected. Loans negotiated. Hn.urpuce la
hfsl-clNhA Glnphnies ~ lowest payiug yates. No
charge tor advertising. our oifCe uneof m, Uucst
10 @ S or rent will ind 1t 10 their interest," 70 ptcelG
IA ouI AAnds, seLiY
National Republican., 1882-12-29
\ GoaroinQ.

NTEALS SERVED TO Residences PER
AFA sons desiring lpnrd Will please call on or ad
dreis CATERER, li-E * street northwest. de2l 30
MO. g21K STREET NORTHWEST " ERY
~ desirable newly fTnished rooms. NJ, n o. with
out board; en- suite or single; terms moderate s5t@
EOS EIGHTEENTH SrREEl'~ONE SEC.
~ 20 OHd-stUry mont room; table board; couVe-
nient TO departments aud cars; references
changed. de2T.W@
MEALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES: PER
w sous desiring board VIM pi,ase Call addre
AtEltEli, 1872 X str' et northwest de.i-it@
TLINTON HOUSE. SEW liNTII ANDI STREETS
~ northwest - III st-cass liable board Rnd lurge
rooms ut reasonable rates; location CENTRAL; tran
sent rates, sl Sl25, Flb03 no lbuOTs. deS-tf
TNREMONT HOUSE
Il CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS
tlrstcass table polite and attentive servunts Very
desirable situation for families. Rates S2lO and &
per day s25, $50, s3j, and snpgr plonth.
del u. w, DENJSON, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1882-12-29

Bringing Jongec Thompson 10 Terms.
The Columbus (ohio) Times, which has
heretofore employed non-union printers has
passed into the control of the printers' union.
The fight between the Times ana the union
has been long and bitter and it is said that IL
is mainly on account of the political influence
brought to bear against John q. Thompson,
one of the proprictors of the TimsS, that il
has at last complied with the demands of the
union. Mr.. Thompson is an aspirani for the
position of sergcant-at-arms of the next ma
tional house of representatives, and it is
stated that the chances of his defeat we re be-
ing materially increased by his being one of
the proprietors of a rat Office" inasmuch as
petitions signed by members of all the trades
unions had been forwarded to the democlatic
members of congress elect in Ohio asking
them to vote against him.
National Republican., 1882-12-29
for SaIr--Nnnsrs

ENoR SALE - ON FOLLOWING TERMS: 500
A. cash, $40 monthly, two-story, siX-room house.
with large lot No. $40 street northeast, key at 3l7.
j. w. STARR, 1929 New York avenue. de2S-Gt
NOR SALE-S25O CASH WILL BUY a GOOD
Il three-room house, with of ground. at
Uniontown, ID. c. If sold at once Apply at 500 +
street. de28.3t
National Republican., 1882-12-29
.For Salr--y1listrllanruns

C,bb SA'l9lhNAtllNuN9
TNOR SALE - a fIRSr CLASS GROCERY
II sore, centrally located doing a good business;
good reasons for selling. Address GROCERY, Re-
PUBLICAN Onicp. de25.3th
LNOR SALE-DtNTNG ROOM; STEAM BOX {;
n REChen utensils g.; household iurnure; nine
rOoms' rent, S25 on Pennsylvania avenue: cheap.
AddrtSi DINING ROOM, Republican Office. de2S-3t"
A Lazy WISHING TO RETURN TO EUROPE
IA wuuh like TO sell the good will and furniture of
ilrs.cats house, filled with the best class OF
Ioomtr& Address EUROPE, Republican Oiiice.
-LNOR SALE CHEAP.-A NICE LUNCH AND
a reireshnent saloon; room for small family; rent
SO Corner sixth and q streets southwest opposite
Norfolk steamboat wharf. de2I-5l@
VNOR SALR-VALuABLE PATENT ON TOP
a Call at di6 VI street northwest between ana p
m, dGsi-IG
NOR SALE+sOO POUNRS OF NONPARTFL
" type IN good order. Call at Republican Job
ofIce aul2tf
National Republican., 1882-12-29
6urkish alatbs.

NEW TURKISH BATH CDR BOVEESl.
~ lil7 street opposite liisss Siomsr large pool,
LNpd ventilation. Lildics, Monday and Friday. Nol
ufNn sunday. open from 3. M. III 10 r. M: Snur'
DAY, IL p. NJ Baths. Sl q tickets SLp.
aS DIR. II. l.. BONEE. Flc'r can.
FENI&S SHEDD BATHS Oo1 T. STREET, -
Il Myth, well known aS The oldest niIi ht~' ~ m
city. Sbis bath Is constructed with a VI " tn cnntr
ierce. hSng on the first nrOr Turk sit. Russhn sui
phur. RM Mercural Baths given with SIill aud cH.
perlence Mat 'lsi ror ten years eSrericnce ~ tns
sunday from Sa m TO / n m mrs9-6
National Republican., 1882-12-29
60lantro-- @rln- female.

wv ANTED--A QUIET AND STEADY WOMAN
w rs chambermaid and waitress Amply at apart-
ment No. 20. at The Portland, corner Vermont ave
niue and Fourteenth street de--Stt
WTANTED--A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, WASH,
w and iron, and do general l,OuSewOtk lu Fnlu'
family. Address MRS. b. Republican Cnlce. de33ats
NyTANTED-A GOOD WHITE OR CoLORED
w girl to do general hOuSework good references
required Apply at l5ll Vermont avenue. de27-3ti
yNTANTFD-A WHITE GIRL, "A 10 10 YEA RS
w to assist In general homework; GOOD home and
wages for such girl. 1i.5 Eighth street northwest
de21-3t@
WY ANTED-A GOOD COLORED COOK THAT
W understands spanish or French III small family
Oi adults. must have good references, Apply at az
l. street northwest. de2I -AtN
National Republican., 1882-12-29
PENeERIAN BUSINESS CoLLEGr
LINCOLN HALL ni'IIIIt Nj
HOnrp TO Conn

"A frsbAlass raj estate s" - ty. CiIttISNi'ffiT :
c4fr Oi hpuhlcIn UniuC. deg,3it
NONE TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHB
W, W loMst rates. DANENA0WER & SON, ls26 II
NuVS' hNamebL nok3tk
National Republican., 1882-12-29
cfor Sale--Sarms.


JNoR sALE-FARM OF. 81 ACRES IN MONT.
4 gOmery Co., Nd, 10 miles from Washington. ia
miles from Knowles station; good house, burn, stu
bes good springs &c. Inquire at 1907 street north
west. de203t$
VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE-OF 600, 750,
v and 400 acre., 81 hours from Washington; pro-
ductlve: ABOUT one,hali cleared; residue in timber;
well watered healthfl, and title indisputable; store
new, and mill The lands are susceptible OF advan-
tageOus subdivision. Prices, g. $3.50 and 50 per acre
Address The owner" Republican Office. dei9-l2t+
National Republican., 1882-12-29

WaShlngtOll' u. u ue2'-SlF
WANTED - uNFURNISHED' ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping, or will rent part of house
with anuther small family. Address FRASER. Re.
publican Office. de.Ssa"
NIyANTED--BI list OF JANUARY, WELL
w furnished aud heated room. with board, in pri.
vate family; terms IUt over t2l month. HER
BERT, Republican Onitc. de2i+hF
yLTANTED FIVE ar SIX UNFINISHED
w rooms, or hOnse ~ GOOD neghhorhOod, for
small family DELLA, Aeplhncan Otlcc. de=T-bt+
National Republican., 1882-12-29
a0lantrS-Atlp
a1,sntrh---Tooms.

yYTANTriD-ONE OR TWO ROOMS IN PRI-
w vate!amily. for gentleman and wife. .AddrCs 4,
giving terns, and particulars, LEMON, fonte 30,
Washington. D. &. de29-St*
National Republican., 1882-12-29

Our weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains comp Gj sch gdulG of Dur Hons *
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rept together
with descriptions, prices Sc., and how they may be
seen. Property for safe in all parts OF The city
money TO loan on real estate. Call
mr27 b. II. WARNER, 9lG T street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT. OR
Il Trade C!iy or Country Property. come and see the
great hHrgains at the Real Fitate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN d BROTHER, 81. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhlLI
National Republican., 1882-12-29
:Sor 8ent-9ou ousrs.

cSOr 8ent-aousrs.
T1oR RENT :. ONE NICELY FURNIsHEp
IL residence of s rooms, 500: also orc large fir-
shed house S2Al. hath. very desirable locations.
JOHN SHERMAN u co, % + street. deSeSl
Y1oR RENTAL so. Two-sToRY. srN-RooM
L house, with largo lot. No $40 q street northeast,
key at3l7 j. w. STARR li.o New York avenue.
de2S6t
IJNOR RENT - NEW BRICK HOUSE, 10 I734
IL Tenth street nurtNN est; modern improvements;
rent, s22 10 Il good tenant. ueas-3t*
7NOR RENT THE WHOLE OR PART OF A
Il well-mrnished house. in FIR t-class neghborhOod
aud very central location. Address Box o, Rriibli-
can Office de2Sat
VIoR RENT - JANUARY l 1857. STORE AND
II dwelling southwest corlNir Of Nin IA and streets,
Apply 10 Il. BOYD, 4l6 Nintk street northwest.
de2S3t#
nor RENT-DWELLI.gG No I74I G STREET
IL corner Eighteenth eleven rooms with all mod.
ern improvements Inquire at NO. l733 street.
del 2t-eo2w
National Republican., 1882-12-29

A 4 OFFICE, ROOM 5, NO. 1Jol + STREET
N northwest, students OF architecture, engnecriug.
chemistry, &c. h,r day or evening
classes Persons also prepared for the departments.
Terms reasonable. dG2g-;tF
National Republican., 1882-12-29
JUsTGI'S OLD STAND,

\. B.-New clothing sell cheaper than any
where. de..iy
NY TANrED-AT ONCE FOR CASH-A u Blt'N-
w Gle, second hand: must he in good order Nd
dress +. B. G., Republican Olcc drl.tt
IUANTED-HORSlS TO KEEP; COMFORrA-
w bic stable, box stalls; city rcierence koeping
hutses specially can be seen at Prices stable. Ill
Sixth street northwest. on Tuesdays. Thursdays aud
Saturdays Farm on Seyenth-strect Road, miles
from the city, o. II. p. CLARK. sligo, AID. deilma
WY ANTED- BUSINESS MEN TO KNOW THAT
w .ll kinds Of Job Work can be executed at The
Repuh can Office quicker and in more satisfactory
manner than nj anv other place in the city. se35
TANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
wv the best and cheapest place in the city to ret
Job PrinI ing done is at The National Republican
Office. Se2B
yLTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T.
w Beall. Room T. ll3O New York avenue, Is Com
missioner OF Deeds Tor every State and Territory,
United StataS Commissioner. Examiner and Notary
Public always In office from sn- 10 .. Ap5Oly
National Republican., 1882-12-29
MISUNDERSTANDING.

wv TANTED 60 TO RENT by RESPONSIBLE
w family of three rdulis furniture Tor sttn2 and
bedroom. address L,W., Republican Office. de"93,%
UyANTED-T poRTATIoN OR TICKET
w TO any point on Pacific Coast at reuuCed rates.
Address g.. p o. Fox 81. city de,l.Ut
National Republican., 1882-12-29
REV. JOSEPW CO"uk.
Friday Night, January

My-Admiss,on 50 cents: Reserved !'pNts - cents
extra, now 10 be had at Frees Eo pksore, opposite
III obi l. ~ I'd
National Republican., 1882-12-29

Unable BOARDERS-AT TIE Ia PIERRE,
Il corner Tenth and T. streets northwest: SlS per
month, is tickets for s.. or 3oc. a meal des95t"
yJTANTED--To BUY A SECONDHAND MOP
w ern marble top IL Ol chamba furniture n at
uargsin. for cash. Address y Y Il, at Thomu.on's
drup
National Republican., 1882-12-29
MRS. BURNETT's

home is in this city, on l street, near Thr-
teenth, almost adjoining the Garfield residence
1t is Il modest, three stOried brick, the interior
draped and decorated with that nice attention
to color and effect marking an artists house
furnishing. Her den is in the top of the
house, large room hung with paintings and
water colors, pencil sketches and photos and
placques, and the hundred and one odds and
ends with which a woman best loves to
sdorn her living apartment; harpsichord.
" The green Sofa" so lovingly referred to, so
OF honor, a few easy chairs, n desk, and a
tiger skin make ny the appointments of this
"e0rkshop" Two boys gloriiy the home,
National Republican., 1882-09-26
A ou,e. but NotabIe wedding.

An exceedingly quiet Lut notable wedding was
celebrated by Rev. Mr. Thomas, assisted by Rev.
Hemy Kittson, at the church of st. John the
Evangelist in upper town yesterday afternoon,
Miss Susie Thompson becoming Mrs Morton in
the presence Of a limited number of relatives and
intimate friends. The bride is an exceedingly
well known and very popular lady, n daughter of
the late ]. L. Thompson formerly president oil the
First National Bank, and sister OF Mesdamcs f.
b. Clarke David Ashton, A. X. Barnum, and Ed
mund Rice jr. The groom Is Walter $. Morton,
OF the firm of Simar & Norton civil engineers, and
II son of the great war governor of Indiana, o. p.
Morton. The young gentleman arrived in st.
Paul about four years ago, and soon became a de-
served favorltc In society: The church was mod
cslly, but handsomely decorated, and the cerc-
mony was none the less i'm pressive from the lack
Of the pomp and circumstance usually so noticea.
after the ceremony, aud OH their return expect to
so to housekeeping IN residence OH Summit ave.
nue., purchased and finished by the groom iu cx-
pectation Of his abandonment of bnchelorhood
Congratulations of the heartiest have been and
will lie rendered ON all sides.-Pioneer Press. 81.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
The esaracld Fair.

The Art Commission met in parlor 90 ut
the Ebbitt last night. Mr.. E. F. Andrews was
elected president and Mr.. J. NJ. March, secretary.
Messrs. s. II. Kaufman, +. Mcclure, NJ. NJ. Poin
dexter, w. ii. Holmes, Mrs. II. l.. HoNic, Il. II.
Craw ford, and II. A. Preston are the other mem
bers of this commission After considerable
routine business adjournment was had until
Friday evening next.
The board OF commissioners for the State of
Arkansas met at p. IN. in room "a and organized
by the election of Hon. 8. W. Dorsey rs chairman
and Captain Lucien J. Barnes secretary. The
other members of the board are General Albert
Pike, J. W. Andersen, and Colonel John Love.
The board selected list of one hundred promi-
uent gentlemen residing in the State, whom they
nominated 10 the board of direction for appoint
ment MS resident commissioners.
The Nebraska Commissioners, Mr.. Upton in the
chair, met last evening. Hon. james f. Boyd,
mayor of Omaha, was appointed president of the
board resident in the State, and requested TO nom
mate associates, one from each county. COM
miLtce was appointed 10 prepare an address, and
the board adjourned to meet Friday, at p IN.
The New York board, with Il full delegation
met aud made considerable progress in the bust
ness before them, and adjourned to meet Friday
evening. The boards for the District of Columbia
and Kentucky meet might.
Waiter l.. Clin, J. B. Devaux, and ]. 7. Bevins
have been DESIGNATED as commissioners to repre-
sent the Stale of Georgia in the Garfield fair.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
SOCIETY NOTES.
BY " JUMBO

Miss Bacillus, whom you will remember suf-
fered 50 much last winter with swelling OF the
lobt of the LETT ear has been completely restored
to health aud will entertain sumptuOusly during
the season.
Miss Catch, an old friend from Jackson City,
across the river, has moved Into town, taking a
one-Story frame in Dggs alley where she is max
ing extensive alterations, with u view Of giving
Gormaus during the winter.
The winsome Miss Barnacle has Just arrived
from Lima, ard is stopping at Mrs. Hulks on the
avenue. Her wealthy father, who was with her
last season. has gone 70 Florida TO look ailer his
mock orange plantation, but will return in the
fall.
Mr., and Mrs, Boardyard, with theirtwo hand ONE
children, Piney and M9pellie, and their charming
niece, Miss Llth, OF shingleyille, Me-, will be a
valuable acquisition to society circles this winter.
The latter Is the well known author Of that touch
ing ballard, Father, bring home oil Of your
money tonight"
No one will be missed more this winter in soci.
ETY. circles than Professor Razore, the opulent
tonsoral artist under the oyster saloon In Iln-cup
alley. The professor, with his charming wife and
daughters, has gone to LeonardtowD. RaEore
pere is said 10 be the most accomplished draw
poker player in tho District but / am told will
meet foemon worthy Of his steal /" at the old
home Of tho CAlyerls,
National Republican., 1882-09-26

Miss Jennie Mitchell, James 4. Harbin, Lieu.
tenant Foley, and Miss McCaflrey were made
happy yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Mr..
James r. Harbin and Miss Jennie A. Mitchell were
married at st. Peters Church, East Washington,
the Rcv. Father Ryan, assisted by Father OSul.
livan, perfJrming the ceremony. AS the couple
entered the church the organst played Mcndels-
sohn's wedding march in very line style. The
bride was a!tired in a suit of plum colored silk
and brocade satin, with bonnet to match, and
diamond ornaments. The ushers were DR.. ]. H.
Benson, Mcssrs. Harry Benson, Thomas SmiI III, and
G. s. De Ncale. Mr.. and Mrs Harbin left on the
1880 train for New York, Boston, and other New
Enslan ciies.
An hour later Lieutenant Daniel P. Foley, of the
Revenue Marine Service, and Mis- Katie McCaf-
frey, were joined IN matrimony at the same
church. Tile bride wore, an elaborate suit of
white satin entraine, with bridal veil and orange
blossoms Lohcngrin's wedding march was zen.
dered with five effect by the choir as the bridal
procession passed up the aisle. The ushers were
Mcssrs. F. r; Madigan Z. \. Gibbons, Thomas
Smith, and Frank Clavaleaux. After the ccTe-
mony had been performed the newly married
couple held a reception at the residence Of the
brides parents until half-past 2, when they left
for New, Bedford, Conn, where the groom is
stationed. The church was crowded with irienGs
of the young people who witnessed the ceremony