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naval authorities Commander English
SAYS. in regard to the matter. that the
absolute indifference OF the state authori-
Ties Is almost hack ut humanity when
1t ia considered that the residents
rce- SO are in no way connected with
the navy but should be the especial
care OF the state which, If unwilling or
unable tn prevent their starving, could
at least help them by an appeal for
public assistance Publications init
mating "a lnck ut humanity on the pirt
" the navy department nre entirely un-
called for The department called the
attention Of the state officers to the con-
ditiun ut affairs and, when no action was
taken 10y them, authorized the distribu-
tnu NJ rntiuus from the government sup
plics II ia the impression that the in
differences shown arises from piqne
because 81 the c.usiug " the Pensacola
navy yard.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
W,-ui>oroN September ~ The
prr.drut has filled the vacancy IN the
army lay the appointment II Henry
Hrrcnyillc Sharp, late second lieutenant
Of the Fourth infantry, to hr captain aud
Hssistaut cummissRry supervisor, and
second lieutenant VIM. \ Sharp. ~ the
Eighteenth infantry. to hc captain aud
assistant punrtcrmnstcr
ErprrNrp noNps
WAsHISuroN, September IL Total
huuJs redeemed under the l2lst call
SllSis 'Hu
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Owing tu tia continuance NJ trade /
have ,uurluInd Ia abandon Tao id d of
going 10 the syringe My "tstomrrr
will find me ut my place NJ b'nucrs.
All the Infect summer novelties in mil
lluorv, q full lime Of hair goods. waves
Of every description, hatr hrIuds, us.
sorted weight aud rulors Ercpll,ct the
prices are us low as ever ou alt kinds ~
gDodp. I must make room Tor fnll
goods. Dress making drvss-trimmug.
Comcau consult our dress makers hc.
foro buying Hair washed mp Drcse
CHARTS 81 plcutlug machines 49,
Mas g. i. Duss,
No. 81 Austin street mp SWur,.
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FIRE RECORD.
Food for the Flames Throughout the
Country Yesterday
.rAnnnANn coNrrNra nrn.rn.

LIAiSoroS, Kentucky September II.
A tire occurred thus mo Mug at 7.:D
IA the stuble Of tho Lexington street cur
company FIFTY mules, fourteen cara
aud the entire lot u hurncBs and stock
NJ feed and new stables were totally lie.
Blrpycd. Loss, 10000 Insured.
sryr> lcE uuusE- pE-rRon Ep.
l"wrLL, Massachusetts, September
~ Seven Of The thirteen lee houses at
North Chelmsford, belonging to the
h"-i"h ice company, were burned last
night
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Mr. W d jackson ia doing some Of
The finest work IN photography ever
done IA his state. Pictures are taken
almost iustaniAucuu,ly and with absolute
perfection by the DIV plate process, and
every one Il charmed with the new work
being turned out A mp5nllic mt amt
costly new instrument gives uucq nailed
facilities Tor lnrge-,iled work and group
ing4, II you wapt "a beautiful picture call
nj 2't or aji Austin street AMI you VII
F,sf a. II
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DrnlIN, September y. Six men con
fined IN the IulHmore prison ON the
charge NJ numbering Il constable have
been discha ged Tor lack Of evidence.
MICHAEL uNvirI vEIY III.
DrrLrM September II - Mchael
Duyltt IL very III with inflammation Of the
luugs llH sickness has nrcessitnteI
the cane, linton NJ all his engagements
to address the National league at meet
lngs N vHrlpus purts Of ireland.
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FROM MARLIN.
A Justice Of the Peace Assaults an At
tOrney and is Shot at Twice

Special Telegram 20 ur Examiner.
MAELiy, September II 4 serious dii-
Gcuity occurred this evening m the -tpr'
~ Frank S Simon. between Colonel j.
+ Preston, an attorney, aud J. L. FupK,
ESD Justice " the peace Of this precinct
Knox made an assault uu Preston with
a knife the latter drew bis p stol an
CRED two shots at the iurmer missing
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IROM MARSHALL.


VI ,H4IALL, September l2-Aftcr con.
su.liu1 many " our most Iui'clou- and
citizens We take thu re pousi-
Mity 10 state that we believe that
tine npprrhcusIous u AiIuiuut
General King arc entirely ground
less. We have pcure aud NO indications
Of the least dissatisfaction upon the
part " thc freedmen.
More than ci .hty freedmen are harc
a= delegates Ia the grand lodge " the {.
Is. L. FIily here will be ~ grand
competitive drill ~ the valiant Sir
knights, and picnic aud barbecue at
mon mark
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npland
msunAruu', ,orusr

Lu>nor, september l2.-At IL meet
mg NJ tho supporters ot Brndlnugh. 1t
wts rcSulvrd TINT at their u,Nt acAsiuu
the house shout be gwen NO rest until
Brndlaugh has been admitted Ia his
seat or hls legal dIspuuiiicutlous finally
determined
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Austria

A>rl'IEWisu AGrAroEa ARRESTED.
A.I'AM, September l2.-Thu police
surprised some secret societiea here
which hnyr been cndcavOring to dIrcct
nnts against the Jcws Several officer.
~ th" society were arrested
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Nnm-" nfEmIIure

Want of confidence accounts for half
81 the business failures Of to-day. Garter
~ Williamson ord l.. Cornish, the drug.
gists, Hre not liable 10 fail Tor the want
~ confidence IN DR. Bosaukos Cough
and Lung Syrup, for he gives away "a
bottle free 10 III who are suffering with
coughs, colds, colds, asthma oonsump-
tou aud an affections Of the throat and
lungs. -U322lw
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Germany


CNuLsuNn, September - There was
IA pnnic ~ the theatre Inst night, owing
to u falls alarm ~ fire. Ia the supposed
emergency the doors were found locked.
Many NJ the audience had to make their
escape from the windows, but uftcr
awhile the doors were forced open.
Several person, wcrr injured
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The miv rsal tnstim ny from every
one, is, that no tonic or Inyigoratpr
gives such happy results. Mauuiact-
urcl by Tucker s. Willis. 3-l5
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Fresh aud nice, pure aud excellent
clnret lu-t received, will sell at 81 gal
lon. Don't bee ton late.
u629to |. A, GuLD7TFts.
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Every promise hHcl,ri bv guarantee
Ackcr's Dyspcpgu Tablets win give IN
mediate relief Price ~ aud 10 cent.
Sold by CASTLES, Morrison " Co, Waco
IyAuH ullGdwly-I
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Ackers celebrated English remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, aud Consumption. Sold
by us on guarantee, Castles, Morn
son 81 Co., Waco. Texas UllGdwlyl
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skinny Ven

ncu,h and yigor, cure. dyspepsia, impo-
tcncc, sexual debility 3
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Don'l Die In Ihe House

Trough on Rats" Clears out rats,
ultr, 10 tche,, bel.bugs fles, ants, mOlcs,
chipmunks, gophcrs, los
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Guaranteed to cure a cold or cough
Ackers Celebrated English Remedy
Sold by Castles, Morrison a 90, Waco
IexhH.-Ol l6dwly.l
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.rhn,I,n.hnnd ol NIine

Is three times the man he was before he
began using Wells Health Remover
81. Druggists.
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Fiic-. rulcncs, ant, holdings, rats. mice
gophrr- chipmuuks. cleared out by
Rough on Ett,.' l5c,-i
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Decline 81 NAN

No cure, mo- pay. Prepared and Tor
ulr bv CAunnN NnIIAN-us
u1-ui.lI 81 Austin Ave. ur
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rifles nnd Hug.


Flies, ronchc-, ants, hcd-nugs, cate. mice
Rough ON Rats ltc
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Stiuging, lrfitAii1u-, Inflammation, all
kilncy, urinary complains. cured hs
"Buchupniba." SIT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06
Small Pox.

st. Louis, Mo-, 5.-Cousiderable slAr M
was caused to-day by The discovery Of u
bad case OF small -pox in Bethel Home, u
levee lodging house, crowded with roust.
abouts and river hsnde. The man had
been In the building ONE days, and it is
very dangerous spot for the injection 10
propagate. -Four other cases were dis
covered in other parts Of the city, and all
FIVE we're sent to quarantine. Some weeks
ago the number Of cases was considerably
reduced and the people thought the
danger whs past and the care was SUBJ
sided; now there are again nearly hun
dred csGes at quarantine, and il is re-
ported that number are under obserYa-
ton at private dwellinga. The disease is
not declared epidemic in any particular
locality, but the cases are breaking out in
spots all over the city. In the last two
days fifty cases have been sent to quaran-
tine and good many houses placSrded.
Most OF the cases are tracesble to i'm
migrants who arrive by river, aud the
proposition Of the Illinois state board OF
health to apply quarantine regulations TO
strangers meets with much favor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06
Kearney and Anti-NIonopoly.

Chicago, o. Times editorial. Per-
haps the next original OF the anti-monop-
0lisss now assembled in Chicago is Mr..
Dennis Ksarney, the great sSitater Of the
san Francisco eand lots. He proposes
to do it in way that would hardly have
occurred to lees active and original minds.
He proposes TO o>mpel railroads TO
charge high freightG and fares. Who
but be would have thought of that way Of
Vanquishing railroad monopoly But
he does nut propose to stop just there;
having compelled the roads to charge
high prices for transportation, he would
60 step further and compel them to DAY
high wagss. His theory is that the mat.
ter ofwages Is largely controlled by what
the great corporations pay, and il they
are compelled to pay high wages
who would have to pay high prices for
trAhSportasionS Not the working mon,
the genius OF the saAd lots AssumeI, but
the middle men; that il to say, mer-
chants and dealers. But what is to
hinder them from putting the extra cost
OF transportation into the pYiceS Of their
goods, and 90 taking il out Of their Gus
TONERS, most Of whom are working men7
Mr.. Kearney does not shed any light
upon that question; probably he would
sslVe the difficulty BY simple eompulsion.
IL he can force railroad companies to pay
high wages, he can ~ easily force mer-
chants 20 sell At low prieeS, and even sell
at lo.s; but probably Ar. Ksafney
knows that the force plan will not work
ia either case. Il looks 40 though he
Wss in the pay OF the rAilroad boxSes Of
Ghe Pacific slope.
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strange Fatalities.

Erie, Pc, 4.-Albeit Kuhn. riding in
street Ger yesterday afterneeD, Fsek.
lessly Ared . pistol frem the wiadOW
and inStAatly killed Miss Mary SEeiasr.
Frank Kuhn, Albert's brother, at hiRh
aommitted suicide; AnothSr, George, TOOK
. horse and buggy to drive in the eouR.
try 70 inGoEm bis Ather Of the double
tragedy. To night was dark and he
drove eff AK enhankmeLt, WIsekinR CAs
carriage and narrowly escaped serious
injnise. The child shot Was distanty
related to the murderer and it is supposed
he Ared tia pistol mercy to friRhlsn her.
He claims he thought il was loaded with
1 blEnk cartridge. Frank was directly
excited over the shooting, and being IN
der the influence OF drink, and thinking
his brother would be convicted and
hung, it 10 supposed his pind becama
unbalanced and he buHg himEef while
in that state CT mind.
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Crime.

Union, Ind.-Dr. w P. HOrnbrook,
respected physician, Was shot and
killed in his office By Sam Hemmipgsr,
Q farm lsborer. with whom he had acme
dispute AbO Il worz. HsmminRer was ar
rested ...> 81;
Hot Springs. Col, 5-Four commits
sioneFs and the county clerk OF Grand
County were ell shot this morning by q
mob OfmAsked men. BArnny, Day, and
Mills, were ingtAUtiy killed, and P. NAB
Der and D. G. Gean, :moFtAlly wounded.
Grand County lies In the Northwestern
part Of the state, several miles from any
telegraph Office. The cisizsns of the
county have called on the governor Ter
the state milieiS.
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Fatal Occurrences.

Dresden. e.-The king of Saxmy,
who is making a tour, was yesterday
about to ascend in the elevator of q
factory which he was inspecting at
Milan, when the weight attached to
the car fell, killing the governor OF
the district, who was accompanying
his majesty. and iDjurine the man
ager of the factory. HE king, WHO
had entered the elevator before the
accident happened, was much over
come, and abandoned his tour.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

London, 5.-The American r.femen
will be allowed to use the sclew wind
Ruage only in the international match at
Wimbledon.
Paris, 5.-Advices from F1@hnsdorff
say that VsnnutelIi, the PapAl nuncio at
Vienna, has visited the Count de Cham
bord and conveyed the blessing Of the
Pope to the dying man.
Cork, 5,-The speech OF Parnell at the
banquet here, last evening, ia connec-
:ion with the industrial exhibition, was
non-political in its tone. he said he be-
lieved that in the exhibition WAS seen q
hopeful sign Of the revival CT Irilh in
dustriel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06

GROUP, WHOOPINH COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately re-
HeEed by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by 2.
C.H I. Drug Store. o.
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a sTAnTLIKa I1asCov.RY.

Physicians are often Artled by
rSmarkable discoveries. The fact
hat Or. Kings New Discovery for
'.unsumption and all Throat and
Lung Diseases In daily curing patients
toat they have given up to die, 10
startling than to realize their sensO
of duty. and examine into tho mer.
OF ths wonderful discovery, re-
suiting In hundreds Of our hest
Physicians using it in their practice.
Trial Bottles free at z. G. NJ. 1 Drug
-i'oEa Regular size SLIGO.
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bicycling.

Chicago, 5.-Ths Ave davs' contest
between Leuise Arnando and Maggie
Wallace vas concluded last night, Wal.
lace not appearing during the last day.
The only feature Of the contest was the
fact that ATm1ndo, 0aFinR the lssG
twelve hours, surpassed the known 70.
cord for that time, msking IA0,l RilOS
wiih ave minutes TO spare. nThs RECORD
for two Iays was 247 mAes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06

EASILY PRovEN.--It is easily
proven that malariaI fevers, consti-
patton, torpidity of the liver and
kidneys, general debility, nervous>
ness and neuralgia ailments yield
readily to this great disease con-
|querer, Hop BitterS. It repairs the
ravages Of disease by converting the
food int rich blood, and it gives
new life and vigor to the aged and
inGrm always. I
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Duke of ararlborousR, Deadl

London. 5.-Ths Duke OF hsrlhor-
ongh died OF cardiac sVnCops te-dsy. So
yeaH6 cid. His death vas very sudden.
BE 9Gs slightly indispoHed yesterday; bal
dinGd With his family as the usual hour
and retired eppsgeaaiy we'll. He val
GAlnd dead on the Door Of hia Fssna ihis
morning.
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TUFTS HAIR DYE,

GRAY HAIR Oh WHISPERS changed to GLOSSY
BLACK by single application of this DYE. 1t i'm.
by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt Of 81.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY ST., NEW YORK.
f. Dr.. TUFTS HAECLL Of Valuable infornsHea and y
NCsefui RsOelpa Will ka nailed RREb 90 appleatb~~
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TELEGRAP 5IC
FOURTH CASUALTIES.

Joliet, Ills, 5.-Two children OF James
Mulhern, and years old, were leftin
the house alone for a short time yester-
day, and during the absence Of the
parents the house took fire, supposedly
from fire CRACKERS, aud the children were
burned To dea'h.
Kansas, Ills, 5.-Tne balcony of the
Herster House gave way last evening
during q fireworks display, seriously in
juring and manning seven persons. but
it is thought none fatally.
Keokuk, Ia, 5.-Professor Owings
made balloon ascension here yesterday
afternoon. The balloon WAS recovered
lest evening near Burnside, IlIi. Owings
is missing and thought 10 be- dead
Chicago, 5.-The coffee and spice es-
tablishmeLt Of Belle, Conrad s. 20. was
partially burned last plight. Loss, Sl5.-
000; insurance, $4,000.
Chicsgo, 5.--UhicsgO paid dearly Cor
its celebration of the national indepsn-
dence anniversary. The record OF death
and bloody wounds is horny flying in the
extreme. Between o'clock and mid
night the total number of casualties
footed thirty-eight, including three
wounded, twenty-three more or less
hut and MANNED for life, and FIVE
slightly injured. Chief instrument OF the
irresponsible murder Yves the toy pistol
in the hand ofchildren, ably supported
by small cannon.
Scranton, Pa, 4-DurinR the celeb ra.
ton at Moutrcse, to-day, Professor HI,
Lu1lum, ballooDist, attempted to make
an ascension. When at a height Of
forty feet the trspeze rope caught tree,
hurting him violently to the ground i,
when he struck on rock and sustained
a fracture OF the skull and internal in
juriea, which are thought to be fatal.
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Is ePOgetive crfe


HsPe1l the1o RazA1 GSzRlasasa ana Wsakn0ssS
4 teeoEE2ea tO 0R BSst female DSRulatleHs
IbVil eRss entirely she Won't fssn Of FsISls Cen
plAtnts all ovarian traatips I4AnRAtlen ana UleST
ton, Fsnlna end Dtsbiace1entS, and the consequent
Spinal WSElmeaG and Is particularly saEpted p the
Change o. LIZA y
10 VIII 6lssolTo ana eTyel tuners freE ts utsTus in
AaearlS aAge OF development. The teAdsRey 10 can
esrouI hnmoIs there checked Eery speedily By iss usA
Il Tetevss falAtns Gatslsnry, de5tro4sail craving
For szmaIkntE and rsi;eyes Sekness o. the stomach,
Is curia etoatsas UeAdAsAss, Esrveas HroStrsti0n,
General DEBILITY, sisspislSaes, Depression ana IAdi.
SestIoa.
That feeling e9 bsarlagNoHs. cGEking pain, weight
and baekaehe ID Always permanently cured By itB
IsW &C all times and under all crcHnHtAncss act In
haruaSny with the laws that govern the female 5ste
For the Cursoe Kidney Complaints Of either sex tAg
Compound q unSrrS1sed
LYDIA z PINEIHAMg VEGETABEE co
POUNDss prepared at eSs and Us Western ATsn
LyRR. faEs. Prizes O.: Six bottlssfor ek- ssntbyz
Ase$1Orm OF pills, Also in the form OF Iorsnges,
aSieo Of price, 81 par box fer either. Mrs.. Pinkb
IN answers all letters OF tnqulry. Send for pam
-. Address as above.T Ee15tion fhis Paper
No family should Do without LYDIA E. PINKHAN
LIVER Pills. They cure constipation. bIliouns
nrd tnxpidity Of the liver Is cents per box.
- By all Druggists. ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

REE PRoPRIEToRs TAXI PLEASURE
i IN Gnnqpncing TO tbs pubic that they
kayV Henoddied and reftted the Hotel.
The Dining Rooms are spacious and tke best
&c Heals viii be served night and day.
Sage Meals, soc.
E9tLunches (as par card,) 2Ra
Rooms and Board, $3.50 to So per day. S10,t6
SI2 Per week.
Bead, 81 per weak.
Tie Bar has been removed to the north Of
theSHoTel and four BiIiard Tables added fer
the accommodation of guests, and Is now
open, A. PoUEECH d 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Sniloh's
Gatarrh Remedy. Price soc. Nasal
Injector free. Sold by z. C. n. 1.
Drug Store. az
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-21
Fashion Notes.

Flower bonnets are again in high IA
VOr.
Chicken-down yellow is announced as.
later tint of that shade than primrose.
The most fashionable stockings are Of
black, strawberry, or primrose, silk or
Isle, in monochrome; stripes and checks
being only second in popularity.
A pretty novelty consists in tinted
satin gilets or waistcOasts embroidered
in sprays of arbutus, lilies of the valley,
or other fine flowers, or worked all over
with white silk rosebuds, outlined with.
tiny mother of pearl beads. These.
pretty vests can be worn with different.
toilets.
One of score of novel French bon.
nets, all set in a row in an importing
house on Broadway, was FanchOn of
hunters green Grape, with a wreath Of
dark moss buds encircling the crown.
Upon bud here and there was poised q.
large yellow butterfly with wings out.
stretched as if just alighting. There,
were seven of these upon the bonnet.
A lovely young bride in this city wore
at the belt of her wedding dress Of
cream satin dainty ,half-basket made
of pearls and lace over foundation Of
gold wire. The basket was filled with
orange blossoms, white lilacs, and prim-.
roses, with tiny garlands of delicate,
vines and small white blossoms falling.
over her dress from the edges of the.
basket.
Some of the newest brocaded GAUGES.
have designs so rich aud heavy as to.
closely resemble hand embroidery; these
solid black goods have single sprays of
flowers, such as hyacinths, tulips, roses,
and daisies, scattered at wide intervals;
over plain ground. A very beautiful
dress is produced by taking one of these.
gauzes and embroidering the brocade.
figure with cut jet beads. Enough Of
the material is beaded in this manner to.
form corsage and skirt draperics. The,
costume thus arranged has very
elegant effect.
Alta wedding which occurred last week
the modiste who prepared the toilets
gave list of the dresse. as follows:
The bride wore dress ~ crecus white
satin, the brides mother dress of
biscut-colored surah, the groom's
mother costume of sand-colored SATIN
brocaded with sprays of hawthorn, the
brides young sister a crushed-straw-
berry ottoman silk, the married sister
a toilet of lobster-red srrah, draped
with black lace, and the bridesmaids
were attired in buttercup India null
over silk ,xps, with garniture OF crimson
roses.