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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-28

CUPRE1fE COURT or TIE 1lA-
- WAIlAN lsIlnkt. 20 ne mailer 81 ne nIsEf1.I
~ o. DAVID COMMUNICATES oIIrr Of UaalInt' ~
Creditors on petition.
a. brewer 3 Co oi Honolulu. b. tie leland nf Oahu.
having 1led their rciIl6u AuIT I1IHo IN I1I. CtrIt
silrrina that David CrounnFtrf1 Of N1tdrtn |n ift
fsiSn u Naual nuta debts D. he said rll|i|er1. &.
M 7rrnnf on two thousand doIala lnd over 81 with
ne aid David Cruuuinrbuf- bad iac and ftIistf b
make payment for Yen days after ne src hll maiar1t
ard been presented FOR paycnt anl pay u tal s1II
David Crouninrhurr b. deci1lcd lt1Alurt ln1 fiII
srch further 7rocfrnrs herein D. 1ad 81 Irc ftnrII
hr fhe statutes u Bankruptcy and by tl1 rutcl OF
ikia Court. and said petitioners having IrI nr.
PROVED bond conditioned FOR the payment Of al SIC
en1fs % the proceedings In thev f4i 90 prove him
I Bankrupt and an orlcf having ihtrcnrun isF1rd 81
thc Marshall 70 take possession % The rcrcfiy 81 said
Bankrupt pursuant iohc statute IN such cases PROVIDED
II Il hereby ordered that Friday thr inh Of Dub
D. Is, al ten o'clock A. NJ. atmy Chambers. IN Homo
lun, BE- the tine snd place Ter hearing riuc .. lc
allegations IN aid petitions, and that lhs sad David
CruuninCsurr DC forthwith summoned then ard i1rrr
10 appear a which time and place 81 cnocCrncd nay
appear. and shcw cause II any they have why ne sa
petitioners should not b. granted and that copy Or
aid netitiou Be iorcwth served on sald David Crown
incbnrr and = copy Of ibis order Published IN iaf
Hawaiian Gazette newsrapcr fuf three sutcesGIft
weeks prior u said hearing.
hated Honolulu H. T., june ISM. 4 ID. is'c
Ltfesf, A. FRANCIS JUDD.
JNo. 4. BANAnp, Chief Justice supreme Court
s9li ftf.rl n fnr Gnurr1Irn Irrrf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-28
4 Rosa, Deputy cisss Supreme Can't sio 3

GuPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands In Probate Island OF Oahu. Hawaiian
Islands, En- the matter % The Estate q LOUIS
MAIGRET, Bishop Of Arathca. deceased Order af,-
pointing time for probate Of VIII and directing
publication Of notice Of the sane.
document purpostiny 10 Be the last will and Tesla
mens Of Louis Maigget. Rishop Of Ar4ikca. having
the 18th day Of June A. d. ISL been presented % said
Probate Court, and petition for he probate thereof
and for the issuanW Of letters tcstamcutary % Her.
mann kockmann, Blshoe OF Oiha having been flcd BY
Hermann koekmanr. aforesaid
II 4 hereby ordered that FRIDAY. the seventh DAY
Of JULY, \ ID. ie, at 10 O'Clock % said dsy a.
the Curt Room Of said Court al Aliiolani Hale Tn
Honolulu be- and the same IL, hereby appointed the
time for proving said viii and hearing said application
when and where any person interested may appear and
contest the said will, and the granting Of letters cata
mcntary
IL Is further ordered, that notice thereof Be given By
publication for three successive weeks, in the kuo
kos and Hawaiian Gazette newspapers printed and
published in Honolulu.
And Il Il further ordered that ciatinns be issncd to
the subscribing witnesses 70 said viii.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. June 18th, itS,
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Iusfice uf the ffnrrf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-28

CUPREME COURT OF THE HfA
- wAIIAN ISLANDS. In Probstc.-in the matter
al the estate Of SUSAN REYNOLDS late Of Hcnnlnir
deceased At Chambers, before Hon. A. Francis Judd,
chief Justice.
On reading and allng the petition and accents %
Jno. +. Barnard o. Honolulu Oahu, Executor q tle
VIII Of Susan Reynolds late Of Honolulu Aforesaid de-
ceased wherein he asks 20 be allowed 81 faaoa and
charges himself with 81 tl7 and asks that the same
nay oe cxaui1cd and aprrofst ana tn L dnai 'r,lcr
may be made Of distribution o the prupCt remaining
in his hands 10 the persons thereto cntitcd snd de-
charging him and his surctics from an further rcsp0n
sihility a. such executor.
II Is ordered, that FRIDAY. The lst day 70 July A.
y. lisa Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ before said Justice. a.
Chambers. ID the Cont House, Al Honolulu, Be ard
the hereby Il appointed a. the time and place for
hearing said petitions and accounts, and tha gu per
sons interested may taen and there appear and SHOW
causc, n any they have. whY the fnmc should not BE-
granted, and may present esdcncs A. % who are emit
lied 10 the said property. And that this order IN TN
English and Hawaiian language be published In thf
Hawaiian Gazette and kuokoa nes spapcrs urlntril
and Published In Honoluir for three successive weeks
previous to the time therein appointed for aad hearing
Dated 81 Honolulu, l., this i5th day June. A. D
ISL A. FRANCIS JUDD
Atlest Chief Justice supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-28

This is definite enough, and with the
transfer clause struck out of the Appro
priation Bill, the money voted would have
to be spent In this way or else have to be
returned into the treasury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-28

CsunE 70 nc tune Of The Frps he wound avOoins 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-28
CUPREME COUNT OF THE IA

Hiissis A FRANcIs JUDD.
| Jvo n,NAnn chief Justice Supreme Coafi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-28

This quite bears out the statement that
We made an issue or two ago, when we
said that these nstionalies paid nearly
five times the tax On properly that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. ]

WAsHINGToN. Tuesday, Dec. 10. 1857.
An adhesive label to be used foreign registered
matter has been adopted by the Postmaster-General
The President Will spend the Christmas holidays at the
Soldiers Home with family. He has virtually gwen
up hs proposed visit to NewYOrk at that time
Tbs Dickson came up again in the police court
to-day, when the crossexaminadOn OF Brewster Cam
er0n was concluded
The Cabinet meeting to-day was attended by al tine
members. The session was short, and questions OF
Importance were considered.
Secretary Foger to-day ordered special agents to make
thorough Investigation into the mater OF the alleged
fraudulent importation OF rags at OgdehsDurg anu also
OF the charges against bl Daniels tue late Collector
In the star Route trial this morning Mr.. Bliss con-
oluded his opening address to the jury aud Jefferson
Chandler proceeded TO state to the Jury OF the
defence. A Mr. Chandler complained or fatigue Tue
court, Al $50, adjourned.
On the repOr OF special Agent Burke the Commission
or OF the General Land Oce to-day cancelled 100 tim
bcr-culture entries 100 presumption filings made In
Douglass County Dakota by f. LecOcq as attorney Tue
same being fraudulent
Al the meeting OF the Spanlsh-Amerlcan Claims Com
mission to-day the closing arguments made in the
cases OF Ramon Fernandez Crado Gomez and jose
Gov Pinto. Ine only remaining case pe,ore ,ne
Commission. that OF Garcia Ansarca, Will be discussed
tO-mOrrOw.
The Dill introduced in the House to-day by Mr.. Cassidy
prevent aud punish poygamy provides that the law
ful wife shall De a competent witness in bgamy case
provides OF witnesses ana Tor re-
peal OF statues OF limitation 50 far as they relate 70
DlgaDy
The Special Committee on Improvement OF the
Mississippi River ex ned this morning MAJOR Henry
Richardson state Engineer for LOUISIANA IN charge Of
Leyees. His testimony was that he had considered
cyses In his opera lions means VI protecting lana
from overflow and not as improvement to navigation
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december samuel 7. b. ArrOwsmith in the 74th year
Friends are to his late residence
No IJ5 Gatesa'er BrooSlyn' "ednesday December ~
CoNKLlNG.-On Monday, December 10, Mary r. B conk
ng ge 81 mos LOMBARD Gon1lns late r,sidence 124
Inteunent at Worth swansea Mass
Providence papers please copy.
FUsTER-HUMBEkT-A calvary church on Tuesd1v,
Hiah Eugeaie. daughter OF Pierre Humbert esq., and
HASTINGS At sing sing n. Y, December ls Mary Louisa
fulera 81 Pants church. sing sing on Thurs
day. the 2ls inst. at half past oeock ..u- NJ.
YORK al D. m Returning at 20.
JAMEs-In Boston. 18th inst, Henry James in his
cerebral congestion Clifton.
staten Island y Y, December L. 1857 Wilbur I. JOhh-
FTie1d see rs5ectay invite to attend the funeral at he
OF his brother A h Johnston Va eave clifton.
Wednesdlyi The @Jth INST at cocK M upon arm
Carriages viii be in waiting AZ tue clifton Ferry Landing to
convey friends To the home
u Nat MOntcair v H. o. pneumonia, after a bret
illness. Alice vie Oh ederc A Jldson
Notice OF funera hereafter.
LANDERO-On Tuesday. December 10, 1892 at her late
residence. 10 LeAn-tonaye- Euuce Ramona Landero.
Pune al ices at Chrst Church and 5thaye
Thursday. december II. at J.
France the IN 81 e s R9a s
FIederck AOuton aged IS years.
MILBANK-Suddeny, sunday, December H. 1882. Mary
seymour wife OF Lutaer Answorth lbank and daughter
William seymour.
family invited TO attend the
funeral from residence 10 West Doth ST. on We'd
II is Teqlie,tsd tasi no towers be sent
MEALIO-On Sunday December II. 1884, Ann, widow Of
lewis MeauO.
Relatives and friends are attend the funeral from
her late residence 35l West saith st. On Wednesday De
cemOer AT 10
Kindly omit nOWefs
POTTER-On sunday, December IT, OF pneumonia Samuel
Potter AMI the late Joseph POtter.
Relatives friends invited 10 attend the funeral from
his mother AZ West SOD a. on wednesday,
December -. at IL a. IL.
Please omit 1Owers
Philadelphia papers please copy.
POWELIOn onday December 49, 1892 OF typhoid fever,
Lizzie n wife OF Or. seneca y. Powell
Fun her late residence AZ West 10th st. We'd
nesday. December ~, at o'clock p IN
Kiudly omit lowers
sCOTT-At Last orange. n. j. Tuesday, December 10
Alexander scout formerly OF Belfast Ireland aged So
on Thursday his late residence. Ar
hngtOn-aye. at $50 p H.
Tran leaves Barclayst and Chrstopherst at 230
y.
WOODwARD-On sunday December IT. Of diphthers-
Jane, Lawrence WO dward. r. only son Of James Law
II. and Clara Reed Woodward, aged years and
months.
Funeral service Of his parents Mapc-aye
and Perry MOrrstown. ~ on Wednesday, At $50
Carriages will be in waiting OF the 1920
Iran from Barclay and Christophersts
WOODWARD-ln , LOUIS. Mo. the 18th inst otter
lingering illness Henry woodward In the sd year OF
his age formerly resident Of BToOElyn. \. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

eminent constitutional lawyers who present. Mr..
Rhodes endeavored TO established tho propositions nrst
that the Constitution Of California does not provide Tor
the deduction of the value OF morgage decd Of trust
etc.. from the value OF property affected thereby
second that the Southern Pacific Railroad Comp any
not deprived OF its pro oery without due OF
law but that the contrary It had due notice of the
assessment by the State Board of Equalization 4,
third, that the Fourteenth Amendment 20 the CoDsti
tuition has application to the systems OF the
several States. This proposition Mr. Rhodes discussed
At considerable length replying and then TO ques
tons from the bench answering with unr isd sell-
possession the jections ralsei alternately by senator
Edmunds and ex-senator COnkng. WHO sat beside him
and watched with close hostile interest the develop
Inent OF hs argument.
M Rhodes thea proceeded argue that the sysem OF
taxation In question Is valid even the Fourteenth
point In Mr. Rhodes's argument the Court adjourned
until tomorrow
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THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
AN INTERESTING CASE ARGUED BEFORE THE UNITED

STATE SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The argument in
the tax the COanty OF san Mateo, Call
against the southern Pacific Railroad Company, began
in the United States Supreme Court at o'clock this
afternoon Much interest both professional aud popu-
lar was manifested in case. the courtroom being
entirely filled with lawyers and spectators, many
OF the latter standing for want Of seats.
The principal questions involved in this litigation are
whether the Fourteenth Amendment to the Federal Con-
suuon has any proper application to the revenue sys
TENS Of the several States whether by Amendment
Limitation Is i'm posed upon the taxing powers OF the
States and II So what Is the AID extent OF that
limitation A number Of other subordinate questions
are raised, among them whether private OOratiOns
persons" within the meaning OF the Fourteenth
Amendment whether that Amendment in declaring that
state shall deny any within It's jurisdiction
tie equal protection OF the laws" is TO be understood
iorbdding unequal taxation and whether under the
reserved power amend alter repeal the laws under
which private corporations formed, the State can
exercise any control the property OF corporation
SUCH DO exercised through rOl over ts
franchise and over Ike property or natural persons Gu
gagged in "A similar business.
Tue suit IN which these questions originally
Drolght III one the superior Courts OF CauIofhIA 70
recover from the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
certain state and comfy taxes levied OF It's properly oI
tn nscaI ear 1917. lie COMPANY besides eeno.Ai
GENIAL Of the allegations Of the complaint, set up As
SPECIAL answer 10 the action tnat in tue assessment o.
It's property according 10 which the td1Is IN suit were
Levied, unlaw al aud uHjust discrimination was mduo
between ts properly and tue properly Of indIyiiaas
In that Ii the company was not allO"eu
any deduction from the valuation Of It's pr9peer3
account OF the gage thereon, while such dcdue
ton allowed for MORTGAGES Ia the assossiheHt %
properly OF individuals; that the company was LUIS
compelled 10 unequal share OF the puDilo ouL
dens. aud that this discrimination made IN pur
Of provisions OF tho Constitution or the STATE NC
company denied the equal prOteotlol va
the laws " guaranteed by the Foultrehtn
Amendment Of the Federal Constt tion IL was lurt.ot
alleged by railroad Jany tha the assessment %
Its property Illegal anu VOID because male ID per
Of tie provsons OF tbs state constitution Wh
allowed uOtlce to the defendant aud Afforded u no
opportunity DO heard respecting the Naluo
OF its property or for the correction OF any
errors OF the State Board Of EquallLatioa,
linus IL OF property Without due process Vi
las guaranteed by the said Fourteenth Amendment
Tne argument In behalf Of tue County of san Mateo
and the STATE OF California, who are tne plantils IN
error was begun This Afternoon by e1CnefJ ustee A. L.
Rhodes In address or two hours du aOn which was
70 attention b. The court and the many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
LONG ISLAND CITFS TAXES.

The Board of Aldermen of Long Island City
held session at the CITY Hall, last night lasting six
hours The principal business transacted was ieVying
the budget for expenses Of the city government for
the ensuing year A delegation representing the
Ct,zep Committee were in attendance throughout the
session. and ley discussed each item Of the levy The
total amount Of the budget was ultimately liked at
s2O4 942 IA inc uding appropriations for maintenance
OF the schools the payment Of the public debt and the
interest account. The Citizens Committee made a
strong effort To induce Aldermen to refrain from in
ertnp IN the levy the amount OF interest due upon the
water bonds OF the they claimed that tns should
be paid IRON the receipts Of the department Inc
Aldermen finally effected compounds Oy reduclng the
tax fOr interest aDOas SOOOO
Communication received rom the German
American Ciuzens' Association OF Astoria, asking the
Aldermen 10 req County Judge Armstrong, SnrrO-
gate Townsend, senator covert ana DHtrie Attorney
do suiug co prosecute the sinking Fund Commissioners
of ths eity OF the people Ot Teens County, TO
compel them conform TO the resolutions OF the Com
mon Council regarding the proposed reduction in the
price OF ferragc at Tif sY-foIrthsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

ing. OF the different municipal Boards met in the May
or. osce in the CITY Hall last night It was decided
tina, snbcomm,ttee OF eleven members should Do ap
pointed to prepare plan for the reorsanl1aDo. u
the City Government and that five other .'
should be appointed 70 nycsugae the hoard Of
Roard of Aldermen 30 ard OF Public WORKS. P 8r, y,
Edncstion BOARD OF Fire nmssionere ana Doa 80 "
Police Commissioners perm nent psn A.s,cia
enected with the title OF the Cttizens hSlor phar,
ton OF Jersey CITY with the following omoeIS rjon
ciilchrist president: John Lamb. De Dennis ri
W Garwood and simeon II. Smith. p,,t1ars 81
II was resolved to confer with prominent Gill; ,orm
Newark aud TO determine. II possible uoon , i,,ss
of government which would be agreeable 20 p p 0
and 10 seeure this by the passage OF general law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
.r.KEN FROM LIFE AT NIBLo's.

II is not long since the melodrama OF "Iaken
From Life was seen at wasck's Theatre-where, Ger
&anly 4, seemed Of place the reasonable expecta-
zion being that the highest order OF play viii habtuay
Ia presented theatre Of the highest rank On Monday
night il ives brought forward at Nblos where 1t is more
at home The spacious stage, adorned with taste ana
handled with skill afforded ii magnificent setting. and
the scene OF the explosion the prison. and also that Oh
the escape upon the racehorse were framed and acoo
piished in thorough and exciting manner There are
several very effective moments in this drama ana thee
"a genuine vein of humanity running through IT, anu
these virtues redeem Its forced SITUATIONS anu
ts style There is present OCCASION n""
ever for particular discussion OF the quality OF the play
All thinking persons understand that meiodrainA
while n has It's merits Its rights and It's use s hot
low Mind of writing and mechanism is one OF the pc
nlays OF the sort now current and IL was mounted anu
Scted exceedingly well ct Nihlos Ihedtrei "
Mr. samuel Colvie's dramatic company. The piece II
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
DRAMATIC INCIDENTS.

Signor SalvinI is TO appear at the ulopo
Theatre IN Boston, January l. and while In tha' ca! 10
win give his first performance Of ohaksspeTet VIA
Yer me emineut Italian tragedlan bias met WIZ
great success IN the Western cities ~,
Mr.. Horace Wall announces that ne WIN
nresent TO the public season, Mr. Lytton So'nern
ana Miss Eva sothern-the son and daughter OF Tue ~
nowned and amented impersonator OF D"'Dfe"'y-
o,.aI NJ the tavortte plays that formerly owned
d acted y their father Among these pieces are men
toned The English Gentleman" The Fayorte OF
To-tnne - rom Tit" " Trade" and " Our American
sousip new and original piece Is likewise pfOHiseu
,rtth the title of Dundreary's son"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
4 CORRECTION FROM DR., HALL.

TO he Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR, receive, as a general rule, kind treatment
from the newspapers. and more notice than desire
or deserve; but mistakes Will creep into the pest
columns. and hence, presume, am reported In
our naner TODAY as taking great Interest in some
Snort for Donegal sufferers, In ireland
This was The inst lntimatl0n bad OF the enter
taipmeni or of the suffering. D. HALL.
. Nelr- YOrk Dec. is, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
StD,Opsis for TIE past f,seHty.f0Wr hours.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 1916 p. m.-The bar
bmeter is highest IN NewEngand and lowest in Texas
Clear weather continues the Atlantic coast and IN
the Lower Lake region. Slight changes in temperature
md northery to easery winds, threatening weather
and rain are reported from the Gulf States ana thence
,,lrvard tn the Inner Lake region and MinnesDta,
will warm east south winds ana lower barometer.
The barometer has risen at the north OF the ROCKY
Mountain stations with lower temperature
Indications f1r tO-ftT
For New glaud, fair weather followed ny increas-
Ing elOu illness and light northeast wln1s rising
Followed by failing baromel er stationery or sght rise
IN temperature ,,
For the Middle Atlantic States. increasing ooudiness
followed by rain and snow northeast TO sOItn ast winds
lower barometer and slight rise in temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
PROBABLE REMOVAL OF APPRAISER HOW
ARD

WAsHINGToS. Dec. 19.-It is intimated at the
Treasury Department that there will shortly be a
change in the Office of the Appraiser for the Port OF
New-fork. The Secretary it is understood, IS dis
alished with the administration OF the AFFAIRS OF
that office by J. q. Howard. the present incumbent
and will recommend his removal as soon as suit
cided upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Continued From First Page.

ment and Recruiting: Mdshipman James C. Drake from
special duty In the Navy Department and ordered 10 duty
In the Coast Survey. Assistant Paymasier Livingston
Hunt has reported his rrturr home having been de
tached from duty at Vile Fanche France and has been
placed OH waiting orders
The courtmsrtal for the trial OF Surgeon Alfred NJ.
owen, OF the United States Navy, resssembed OF nOen
to-day Mt the Navy Yard. At ITO o'clock all the tes
mony was before the court The then cleared
and In fifteen minutes IL announced that the court
had come TO de ison. The findings were sent TO the
Secretary Of the Navy for his approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec 19-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate to-day:
Robert C. Campbell OF Louisiana, to be United STATES
Consul at Monterey
Henry r. Jessup Of New-York to be Charge d. Afaires
and Consul General of tue United states at Teheran
Persia.
No.
Green @. Chandler TO be United states Attorney for
the Northern District OF Mississippi.
samnel G.. HilOern 10 be United states Attorney for
Califoruta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-General Crook IN
forms the War Department that Lieutenant A. r. Jor-
dan OF the Sd Cavalry wandered from his tent ID an
alteration OF mind the night of December IL while
abs Mt on a hunt about twenty five miles from Camp
Verde, Arizona. After exhaustive search OF three
days his dead body Was found IL is not known now No
met his death.
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Keliglous Nollees.


- Chrtstmas at ~ l3arnabas,
DIVINE SERNlCE. 1870 q. DINNER 2 n. m.
This special appeal ada renis Of 81 Barn b1s
for the give Children OF the House the Day
Nur the sunday industrial schools their
cry Christmas Plesse send nmo atoiy money
toy dos goodies. cl0hlng material TO SlSi AK ELLEN
No S9t or 10 rev o. Z. Woodbury.. saperA renaeGt 40
3O6 Aulberrys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

VAN DE -MORROw-At the residence Of the
brides parents Madison J. Wednesday evening, the
1874 inst By the Rev n T Laadon Of elizabeth assisted
DE Water. D. o - MISC Kate Z Morrow, daughter VI
Wilbur r. MorrOw. all OF Madison. y. j.
HOWE-HALL-On Wednesday. Decembe 10 at Christ
Church. OswegO. Y By he Rev. Amos B. each ID -,
Ithaca John Clark Howe Of St Louis. o." 10 irene
daughter OF johnson L Hall esq, OF Os"ego.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

PURE Soap Extracts and Toilet Articles male
by the OF Robert Low every where
These goods stood the test OF century and are
recommended by druggists Throughout tue world :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
rAE JERSEY CIR GOVERNMEST

The committee of fifty citizens appointed
w Mayor Taossig last week suggest simpler form OF
government Jersey City and the work