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SOCIAL INCIDENTS.

Moses Taylor Campbell and Miss Louise de
Ruytcr dmghter John dc Ruyer were married ut 23O
D. N. yest.day No. % Madison ave-. the house Of the
brides raher. They stood beneath canopy Of smaZ.
from which hung q floral bell. The Rev. Dr. Henry \.
saterec performed the ceremony Tho uhers were j. l.
lie Ruyer A. Campbell, Gustav Kis,el and james Duane
Livingston. The bridesmaids were Mi'' Ella Dc
Ruytrr Miss Sands, Miss Oothou and Miss Helen Camp
he'll They wore white satin d. Lyon DIRE with fronts
Of white jet AMI the bride white satin, point lace
aud diamonds There large reception after the
ceremony.
The Union Boat Club gave a ball in the evening at
Terrace Gardens
Nrs Rrrnes Of the Windsor Hotel, gave dinner party
MIS- William ~ Bliss. Mrs. ". H. Nlctilm mrs
William Livingston Flanagan Nrs Z. y. PerieyAand AIs
Fd ard =. Brown gave receptions.
NJ and Mrs David Aacp ~ No. II WisOn-st., Brook
ly cel brltod their seal wedding In The evening.
leap year my took place AZ the mouse ut william l.
Tcrhtue in HataEan. y. j., last evening Among those
lresot the Misses Moore OF Ncwf u - WdtrcE
81 (1-sborn Mis- Maggie L. Terhunc Mls- Mary G. RIne
Mis- Lizzie Dayton Mis- trcr ~tiIr ell Henry = Little,
V. v. Dayton, Henry =. IcrhUur. q. y. NdhteiWdtei
Henry Lunlr,rcet and ". V Clark
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vETOING A COUNTY FUNDING BILI.

ALBANY, Jan. 2S.-The first veto message Of
the session sent in to the Assembly by Governor
Cleveland tonight. The bill which the Governor de
clincd 10 sign the Ir.Inpcr bill authorizing the
Board OF peryOrs OF Ulster County 20 Issue 50 900
Of bonds payable in 1906 pay $4,000 OF bonds
falling due March I, lS%f In his veto message Gov
Cleveland says that he was induced sign a bill
last year authorizing Ulster County issue $4,000 OF
bonds payable IN 1895. Upon tie understanding that
peculiar and exceptional existed for the ssue OF
suGh bonds and that application would lot
made 10 the Legislature. He says that he IL
not at all satisfied with the reasons given
for extension OF the Indebtedness instead Of its pay
ment. A. general prOp0 iiDn the Governor believes
that public well private debts Should NE paid
they mature. His chief objection hoWeveris based upon
the fact that authority thc Boards OF SUI
vi by The law OF 1873 TO Issue bonds and OTdnr
to the proceedings OF the Board OF Supervisors 0f
Ulster County II mas already passed resolution
directing hc Issue Of the bonds required The Governor
says: The argument which has been presented 10 Iae
that the prospective investors in the bonds be issued
viii deem them more desirable il specially authorized nv
act II tue Legislature shOut have no weight II tue
whiWs Of IN So who may desire 10 invest in Ulster
County bonds the passage ~ This statute, all
efforts 10 check special ard unnecessary legislation OF the
most misc hcYOua character may vel be Abandoned
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One of llr. StetsOn's itinerant companies of
conelIls-it would be strange indeed II it WIS the
better O. he twC-prOducod wildly farcic. comedy en-
titled Confusion =" AZ the Fifth Avenue Theatre last
night. The production successful in the highest
dc II the Of is TO De read in the evil
dtnces 81 merry entertainment exhibited by an audi
The house full aud tine laughter called by
tie abssIrdly funny situations of the comedy was
almost continuous and sometimes uprJarOus.
TIE piece English product which is
fuu enjoying run IN London, where
II first bought out, and under 8r. sets0ns manage
meat hasreeently achieved popular triumph In Bos
ton. The structure Of Confusion" is OF the ghtest
Imaginable, and far the playwrtgbrs work is
eeued 10 have expended the greater part OF its
Ingenuity ID the invention Of the plot which turns the
eonioUndnc OF a harmless plan 60 introduce pug dOg
Into Tie household OF q somewhat dyspepuc young Eng
Asnman with the domestic affairs OF two household ser
wants, Who married without the knowledge Of their mas
Ter are lei by their anxiety touching the health Of
Their offspring 10 bring II home and attempt
10 befp il presence in the house secret The Situations
Ae developed and sustained skilfay but the reliance
W e remarkable measure OF amusement attained Is, III
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SOCIAL G4YE7IES N FLASHING TON
TIE CHARITY BAIL LAST EvENING-A BRILLIANT
SCENE.
,nY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE. !

'BY TELEGEAPa 70 THE raIBUNEl
WAsBINGToS, Jan. 29.-The scene at the
Charity Bah this evening surpassed anything OF the kind
seen on former occasions Several thousand guests
present many whom arrived promptly at o'clock. An
hour Ia.er the cloak rooms overlooking and the
large hail Of the National Rifles Arnory crowded
that dancing was difficult feature of the festivities The
decorations OF the halls were beautiful The orchestra
was concealed ia a bower of tropical plants and
the walls were dccked with flags and shields.
In the spper room the decorations also elaborate
many the finest plants and flowers having been sent
down by the President from the White House conserv
tory.
The wife of General Ricketts, Mrs. Earl English. Mrs
Rochester and Mrs Letter received the guests who
presented by Lieutenant LenLey Of the Navy Mrs.
Rekettss toilet court train Of black velvet over
black and white brOcade point lace and hand bouquet OF
red roses Mrs English black velvet with point lace.
diamond ornaments and white ostrich tips her hair
Mrs Lecr's toilet cream white broeade full train,
and corsae embroidered with pearls diamond and plain
ornaments Mrs. Rochester wore black brocade and
Spanish lace with jet ornaments.
There was an lnsual dis clay of elegant toilets. Madame
Preston black grain, heavily embroidered Win
jet aud cut steel point lace and diamonds MIS- HaZen
loft was VprN Wui't Sdtih ias0 i'th nl',S W O"ii
missioner Edm0nd OF the most beautiful dresses,
PALE pips satin vtfb ruics ~ Oriental lace Inc c0rs m
finished with pink ostrich feathers. MS MahOne's toilet
heh0trOpe MORE, with front of embossed velvet Of
the same shade pink lace and diamonds. Miss English
daughter OF Commodore English, wore white muslin
short skirt, with trimmings OF white satin and corsage
bouquet OF daisies. Miss Carter daughter OF the
Hawaiian Minister pink satin with Oriental lace
The guests included the President members OF the Cabi
net and also 81 the supreme Court many OF the Dplo-
matte Corps large number Of Senators and Reuresnt-
lives army and navy officers, and others well known in
social circles.
Mrs Gresham accompanied by her daughter and
Miss Gresinswore white China Grape with scarlet
peoples painted the panues the work her mother
Miss Winans, Of Wisconsin wore heliotrope
brocade with front Of rOse-colOred satin.
AT the dinner given this evening by the Secretary OF
he
dent the Chief Justice Justice and Mrs Miller Justice
aud Mrs Matthews Justice and Mrs Field, Justice and
Mrs. Woods, Justice and Mrs. Blaehford Justice and
Miss Gray Justice Harlan and Justice Bradley. Mrs.
Waite has been suffering from cold FOR days
and was not able 20 DE present.
Alrs. Harlan and Mrs. Bradley are in mourning.
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Jersey ciy E Iison6sid as a 20 Free church sum.
nisye. Jersey cry Heights, On wednesday January 30
Ia IT. ra5S It At sfetuchou. Nj
BAKER-ou su,ay moriag, January q. after lingering
6lst OF her MIS- sarah Is Baeefs
widow the fhornls T. Baker and daughter Of Ma
Relatives ANA friends requested attend the funeral from
her late residence 6D3 Lexnsonave, at II O'Clock on
Iniormen in Greenwood.
CARPENTER-At Mt Kisco westchester County. lat
mouth 9th Mary dlughter OF John T. and Catherine L.
Carpenter m the y ST year o. her age ~. ,ri from
the residence ol her father Third lay, 18TH ms1 al l'dO
Trans leaves Grand Central Depot at $50 and lo3o m
CUAISGs-At Rutherford; y. J.. on January %, Ann
Funeral be hea Monday the 18th inst at her
late residence on the arrive q the lib y n E%n from
In armen Ius,ay At Noravgn Cemetery NeS.DSp staten
Island, ON the arrival Of te o'clock boat rom NeN-forA-
ELDEREIN-At seaukt Long Island On sunday January
Reneleis tAe az W. o. ioa f Sit 60 At ~
Wednesday, January % -, .
stony Broo6 station
GREEN-on Mon, , January 2s Eliza Bogert widow Of
Rsar1ss are invited 70 attsn the funeral late resi-
dence % Ea l-., , ST. on wednesday al o~ w.
MaoD-At Newtown, T. 7, January e. 1884, Catharine
Funeral services at the residence Rev l. shepard.
HewtoT T. l. iusly al S t r .or SlH b 1Ef
dTeenport ca 90 Wednesday az O'Clock D. m
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend.
MUDGE-At Princeton, y Monday Janul Ty cS 1884,,
Aur n. Nudge, of the late CHARLES c Nudge OF
Brooklyn. r. Z.
Fuue VIC the residence of her the Rev l. W.
Mu-e, PRINCETON j., Thur iy, January 81. az w.
Trains 'OItlaudt DesDIDsses
Raj road at ll:lO and p m.
M2oREIn Prgyien'e r / on M W g 1 J41u9Ty %
Is years
MATHER-At Newark. y. J.. OF the 18th nst Mrs Fanny
Afa-ler. in heg SD
Fun ri services Tuesday m the residence ~
her soH-H-law, r. b. woodruff. O hr as, Newark y j.
Relatives friends invited To attend
Iuteim II ~ the tveItTVeus Long Island.
PgTNAM-Jn sanaay the 2llh inst in BROOKLYN Betty
Putnam widow OF samuel Putnam m the s1th year Of her
Friends invited attend the funeral services her late
residence ~ Htrv-st Tuesday the 2et, az O'Clock
D. ID. Kindly omit flowers.
RAVEN-At Little Fails, y. j., sunday, January p,
Agnes B., wife of II. =. Raven, ~ her 23t year.
services VIII te from the residence OF her
mother Little rails. y. j.. January so, at 1850
TrGin leaves FOOT Of CEanDers-st az l. M.
SHELDON-At Railway. v J.. January %. ROYAL TrumaD
infant OF Frank l.. and EYe!ctta T. sheldon, agel
Months and y days
d funeral hereafter
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BUFFALO BILL IN TIE BOWERY.

The Bowery was happy last night in the pos
session Of EaFtlo BILL" So lo hro ght oUt As "mammoth
combination" ~ the Peoples Theatre. in Che f0ur-ect
drama called the "Praire WaiG" There was
full array Of Indians, uappers scouts
borl,rncn, ctc, which was crel,ed with M
bounded enthusiasm by the gods who crowded TIE
rry and with rn lIoyed pleasure by the occupants "
orchestra chairs and %. the circles The BOWfly wei
roUrrs utrd by those who received 0cl0bt from via
prairie cavoI MP IN many 0r1gs could i
..fted iu one evening. Buffalo Bin" gave
u Of MS twenty different methods o holding HiS
.fie in fancy shouting, and Ch0-sHa- 3-opo-e0 afzi
other sioux Indians corr-uUted o. te linz aspect Of
tIe situations. The play rubbish but full house
was more than pleased Will IT,
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the first instance upon the acting Of the men and women
Of the company These are oil actors OF approve ,e
mart on christopher Blizzard the simple minded GOOD
naured uncle who "a the innocent cause OF al the conu
sion that threatens 70 disrupt the happness, vi a.,
health 20 the plano of % unique and original chlraS
ter Miss Maria Davis rs the maiden aunt snhtIsn WIZ
Gerard rs young wife bent upon the possession OF
pug dog have both found means for letting tber Po"ts
o characterization shine in bright light One OF the
most attractive features OF the play was the graceful ana
intelligent acting Of Miss Hete GUon, who nde com
ara;iyely insignificant part conspicuous by her charming
nersnnalifY and the cXeellence OF her WORK.
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An E1EcUToR ACCUSED or MURDER.

ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-The fact coming to
the knowledge OF the court that Troisye Sykes, tesla
meutary executor OF the estate Of Kate Townsend had
passed pretended Of sale conveying all the i'm
movable property Of the estate 10 third persons Without
an order Of the court and not having been recognized as
universal trustee under the will Judge Houston to-day
ordered the sheriff take possession OF the entire estate
The persons In interest application 10 the supreme
Courf obtained a writ OF mandamus directing stay OF
proceedings The writ Is TetErnable on February Il
sykcss trial for the murder vi Kate TOWNSEND VIII beSln
I'm .Tf4kg
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IN MEMORY or GoTERNoR LETcHER.

RICHMOND, Jan. 2S.-The funeral of ex-Gov-
ernOr John Letcher took place at Lexington, Va. this
morning Episcopal Church. after which the re-
mains were inferred in the Lexington Cemetery There
was large procession. including military escort, which
fred several voleys crave, the legislative
mtec members OF the bar and county officials the fac
uty and students OF the Washington and Lee University,
the faculty of the Virginia Military Institute and cadets
and the MavOr Council and officials OF Lexington.
In this civ this evening detachment OF the Richmond
Howhzers fired minute guns la respect TO Governor
Lerchers memory.
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EGHTING NTH SOFT GLOrES.

Clarendon Hall was filed last night with
noisy lot Of men and boys, who had assembled to sec
fight with soft gloves between Charles Norton Of New
York, and James Goole, of London, England. Norton
seconded by David Cook, Of England and Goode by
William Madden. The fight TO be four rounds Mar
qus OF QueensbuTy rules. The men lost no time in spar
ring but iOughC each other all the stage. Goodc
Knocked down In the first and In the
third and fourth rounds. GO0de weighed ABOUT fifteen
pounds more than his antagonist and while Norton was
much the quicker boxer ths weight much tOg
him. The Eight was declared draw with the lul ap-
prevail OF those present.
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THE AGGREsSIrE BorRBoNs or VIRGINIA

ROBB1NG THE GOVERNOR OF PATRoNAGE-HOUND-
ING SENATOR MALONE.
RICHMOND, Jan. 2S.-In the House of Dele
gates the Democratic twO-thirds majority passed two
bills the Governors veto amending The charter
Of the city OF Portsmouth, ana the other giving full power
TO the Register Of the Land Office 10 appoint capitol
police. These appointments have previously required
the approval OF the Governor. Both bills had already
been pissed by the the Governors yetO and
have, therefore, become laws.
The bill to remove from the Governors power the
appointment or the boards Of directors OF the lUuatc
asyuuls IN the State passed.
The resolution passed by the Senate few days ago
requesting General MshOne IN resign his seat IN the
United States senate up and agreed 10 without
debate
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A Rid rPoY 4 F4E0 B4YK.

Sergeant Creden, Roundsnan DOnohue and
Officers Greed and Null OF the Tenth Precinct, made
raid upon faro bank in room In the
OF lager beer shop at No. 90 Esex-st last night
The alleged proprietor, Hunm R0senshim and nine
players were arrested. farUaDle, cards, checks
were also captured RoSeu-hu admitted 10 bail By
Justice O'RclllV al HeadguAfeIs
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ARRIVALS FROA EUROPE.

The steamer City Of Berlin, OF the lnman
Line arrived yesterday, among her passengers being
Bishop p j. Ryan, of ST. Louis; the Rev. Ele Victor lie
breton the Rev and Ms Henry g. Moore, the Rev r. r.
O'Reiliy Judge and Mrs W. D. Williams. Robert Bruce
CAPTAIN b. B Doughty the Rev. y. Fitzgerald the Misses
Gnmshaw, Dr. J. Arundel john, George LeexOrtEy, Mr.
and Ms Charles j. Nelson, j. Pettingl, MG. and Mrs
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. eel A. m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday was downward Cloudy wealth
or prevailed with measuring .13 OF an inch when
melted. The temperature ranged between 23' ana
32o the average C2s7so) being IS lower taan on
the corresponding day year and 6ss higher than on
sunday. -, -, -. - -
rain followed nv clearing weather. may be expected To-
day in this city aud vicinity.
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4 MUCH BERE.lVED MOTHER GOES CRAZY.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 2S.-Andrew Mango, age
four while poing shavings into stove this morning set
fire 10 his clothing and expired after horrible suffering or
an hour He the last Of nve children tne otneIa
IN, ,t "a sl,r- M me- of dipLthtria. TIE mother be-
came ravng maniac when the little one dled 1OuAy' MS
father was absent from home.
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TILE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.--For New-EDgland,
cIoudy weather with snow easery shifting to south.
eastery winds. falling barometer. warner weather
For the Middle Atlantic states rain and snow, followed
by clearing weather. variable winds shifting 10 southery
falling neraIyfoowed by rising barometer warmer
weather.
For the Lake region, fair weather precedeh oy
SHOWS and rains southwestery winds, warmer weather
rising preceded Ia extreme eastern portion py inning
barometer.
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owAyrrD. A pARTNER.o AT TIE STAR

4 "muscal abSurtl1ty entitled wanted,
Partner was produced last might at the star Theatre
" Mcssrs Nestaver and barton. Under The TUE Of
ix'. Fix this has already been played upon the road
but il ha4 been rewritten wei as renamed 1t san
amusing trde Of the 'Tourts order. and seemed TO
nrd murh favor with the satisfactorily large audience
which laughed az and appiadsd last nCat. There Is
DO plot scampsh manager supposed 10 be engaging
eoany and ont Of the various applicants for positions
the fru l. made Robert Graham, who formerly supported
Miss Minute Palmer initiates irving and EmnNt VIA
ly,lgnsIe Success " A. Mestayer initiates no one Du
NJ MestaycT Mas Kate Foley PLAYED " souoretts OF
toe modern school, after decidedly modern ractaOds MIS-
Ri,ldcV Miss Howell aud Miss f!unme were pretty ana
graceful and ]. -. Radcliffe gave some ceFer variety
skcfches Have your eye r. was ne cachWord o the
EVENING and was as pO!Ht,ess c3tchN ods usually are
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Escape or PRISONERS FROM i JILL

DENVER, Col, Jan. 2S.-Eleven prisoners es-
caped from ia at Buena Vista YESTERDAY and have not
vel been apprehended. Henry Nenemeyer who t7t sum
mer wounded City Marshal sngiey, 81 sada ana Aied
a deputy marshal, Il among the number
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Il LIQUoR-DEALERy MEETING.

The Liquor ard Beer Dealers Protective As
socation OF the INth Assembly District held meeting
at No. 2s9 Beeckerst yesterday and elected H. Kelly.
Joseph Noble and John Cayand.h delegates 10 the Cen
tr Committee, which viii meet this afternoon No. 9I
rf-ty
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d Tribute TO JOHN BROEN.

hear that the Queen has decided to close the
ROOMS at Windsor Castle which occupied BY John
Brown during the las lev years OF hs LIE and they
TO be kept permanently shut mp sort Of tribute 10
the memory VI the Highlander" II intended 10 place
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A Natural Healer.

Dr. PAUL II. COLLINS taa be Consulted daily ron
OF charge FOR than DT. collins
praVtlCp which
hundreds patients pronounced incurDe have restored
health through his eHOrts Although graduate med
depends mostly his natural powers, b. which lac
has been enabled 10 effect many remarkable
Certificates OF and local references be
nfff,4 tDN est
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TIE cHEAP THIEns COLLECTION.
Prom The / ndoa TruR.

Several years ago, Mdlle. DOsne offered To
the state tne Theirs collection OF original pictures and
br0uzes. condition that in the Louvre Palace
should contain them After dcnur, thia was al
last conceded. But II has now been discovered that
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
" HOURS; Morning.

vAEtons Ia this ten, hs
sfneh The ppendieasr s give divisions fe FOR the % h,grs
Preceding misnt Tbs nta assas
daring TIE broken dotted Inc
tAe variations 10 indss>s tAssaeseE .. dss
uats Pharmacy, as Broadway
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THE Troy ZION FORKS RESUME.

Troy, Jan. 28.-The Troy Iron Works, III
this city resumed work to-day after period Of laencs
giving employment " 100 men.
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Two sxpereuced phySicnnS OF swift Specific Con
pany Atlanta Ga, located at No Ij9 West Twenty
thirst will be pleased - all who are AFFLICTED VIA
blood diseases Examination sndc0n sultaon free
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Ready Ths- Morning.
THE SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Price IN wrapper trety Tor mniiingl, per eOpy
ne copy, year, ~ 5u copies ald extra so
f0sIage IA AL cases Tree 10 the subscriber
THk TRIBUNE New-York
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CELIA LoGANs PLAY AT THE NEW PARE.

Taking the We tther IN account, II was Il faiiiy
Iqrse audirec which last night Witnessed the play en-
iitcd That Nan" at the New Park Theatre. THAT
Man has heretofore bcrn known AN American Mar
riae" and undcr that title Is said 10 have enjoyed some
measure Of success OF the road Ii Win probably need
however more than mere change Of name TO render the
~s,H-ilon accc1tabe 10 a New-IorS audience
he plot Of the piece winch yves its exieieace' ny tue
vVay 20 Miss Celia LOgan, is cas5 sufficiently OH
lines and more than rcmuisCencc " East Lynne Is
APPARENT in Ire action. Mrs. Agnes Booth. rs uU1d
CiQnte an American heres,. is married IN fire first act
,o bold bad foreigner who spcud her money and then
d-plris to regions Unknown. The next three acts take
p,aae m Brussels wasr The deserted wire Is living il
same house as her husband, Marquis ne Io"qoy
Carton HID and his wife No. Ciss Margaret
Lrmcr1 She is known, however. h1t rs the
V1~Jaisc de Ton JsI4 but lli3r9e CcucHce which
-e,s curious VIE 40. . has her srspirOns aroused
syhic u not rem arEabe and insists unou an eXI2n2-
tiop which after three 1ct 0 tssOrt"d AGONY * women
.af.i- The wicked El- i.uC gi's himself AMI oil ends
,1cnts md welv0r1 Situations Mr.. Booth managed 10
-va ncr lines with force and elect While Barton I'M
brought 10 his thauiess part The art and 'xrerlruce Hi
thoroughly trained actor Miss Earle pllgct Y INN
Irc,Ifr q young widow with az VOICE, While trIhk
g. Eo-crls- extract t m the fun DE could from SIT o.
yh O. clothes aud g blonde vlg and mOust1cnc. TIE
segrn was cru 10 and the dresses startling. Al tie tu0
of the third act when Mrs Booth had remark thar she
would "ucyrr leave ,ne house without her child there
were loud cries for rhe 3U;AOrcss, and Miss Logan a
la.r.d before enc curtain and bowed her appreciation o.
ne compliment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-29

Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet seap,-Ihs
novelty exceptional strength OF rs perfume are inc Peu
lar fascuaii0ns OK this luxurious article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-29

William scratchard Mr. and Mrs f. d. Sudbury Ballard
smith, Henry Worthington, Mr. and Mrs Philip walker
and III. d. Winter
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CAMPRFLI.-DE RUYTER-On Monday January p, 1885,
OF the brides parent by the Rev Henry
Satteee, Taylor Campbell 10 Louise, daughter oi
John De Ruyter, all Of New. York City