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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17


BAKER-At South Bend nd Of lGth iass Harriet ?.
Baker widow Of AnSas'as gaSsr ANA daughter OF a
BOEHM-oD Wednesday, october IA Edward beloved hus
Relatives and renis Of the family Phil
harmonic Society, the Mutual Protective Union aad
inStsd to a,eni his iuneru late resIdcnce 40
East 3d-st on saturday nth inst. at lOsm
the residence Of his uncle Dr. G M4Tvin ReaSsn Bocti
the residence on SATURDAY 18th nsG at
Train leaves Barclay.st at 1880
GU st Conn October hero sg IerusH wido" OF
at residence Saturday October IT. at 2jo
DAY-At Brookside n. J.. Thursday. October l5 1855.
Henry Day IN Tue th .i year oi Ss sai roods
on Monday. the 18th INST, at 10 O'Clock a. IN
ENGs-In Brooklyn Thursday evening. October l.. Minnie
RELATIVES and friends are gei to attend the funeral from
her late residence 800 CInonss this saturday AFTERNOON
Please omit lowers
FIsHLR-At West Englewood. MI. October 10, lula
Funeral from the house Of Mrs Le0beas Chapman Wet
hngewOod, y. j.. at O'Clock D.. on -aoning next
a oelobsT s 49, Mfs ISABELLE oaand France
Funeral at MIDI ctOwn. n. T." SUNDAY . III.
GLOvER-In Brooklyn. on FRIDAY morning. Octoaerl
Relatives and friends arr avitsi TO attend the funeral
sunday, OCTOBER Is. at p M
LAKEWOOD AT Trinity RectOry New.uayen October -;
ms Of pho. naaria fever aida Van sohaE beloved
Funeral services viii De hei IN Trinity Church. New HaVen
The bura! viii be at iempstsai l. t. Tuesday the 2Oh
Tram leaves Hunters Point at S:35 D. m.
UAMILTON-AU MS residence .G2 Pcarlst. Brooklyn.
Wednesday October /. John Hamilton N his jSf var
Relatives ana friends inve attend the funerl
his late rssd1n'3. Friday October Ii, al 2p. "a.
KrTCuAM-On October IS, HarIIet Van Ness ketch m.
wife y T. W. KGtcham.
Funeral nj ~luTdly, october H. from her late resi-
de.c-, YOnger ION Unison
CarnAgrs will be waiting station arrival Of m.
train from Grand central Depot.
Please omit flowers.
MOREHEAD-At Newark, y. J., Thursday, October H.
daughter Of WiiliAm u. anil Aida IS
Mnrehead. aseJ years 1 months and lJ Gays
Fands and relatives invited t atcnl the tunarh from
40JOhnsOn-aee- Newark y. j., att Saturday. l1l
inst.
oGBEN-On Thursday. October l5 Catharine $. willow
OF the late Benja uin ogden.
Funeral place her late residence. No 81 East
3~th-st. sunni The 18th nSo. at p. m
SHEW--uden y, Nor Eic, Conn. october H. F0conse
ssf wife William X. ohew ami daughter OF n p. SUR.
tCvant.
sPENCEg-On tie 18th inst, az his residence. % Cam
brdgepace brooklyn. " Y, o. hear disease George o.
spencer. aged ~ -
Friel 5 are respectfully requested not to send flowers
lEterment at tfori. Conn.,
SPRAGUFOn Thursday. October - the "Rens seaer"
l27l Broad way dina Kay SpTagJe daughter o Cla.is%
f. and iay Ellison ~pgIgue. gel mO1fhs and 10 days
Funeral services at 1870 saturday morning.
SIAW-At Monterey cal. "Wednesday, the lttl n3t.
Hen ". shaw e Josh billings ", Ot apoPieXJ,
NOuce OF funeral hcrta ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
OBITUARY..
GEORGE G. SPENCER.

George G. Spencer, one of the oldest whole
sale grOcers of this city. died at his heme No % Cam
bridge place. Brooklyn. Thursday. from heart dis
ease He was born in Hartford in 1912, and grad
uated Yale College in 1884 For the next few years
he was in business with his father, who was q large
grocer I'm Hartford In 1910 he came to this city. and
became member Of the firm of Roberts x Spencer in
Front ST. He was subsequently, member OF the
firms of Spencer ~ Pneips' spencer q
Porter and sDencer & Gillespie. on January
l, 1870, the firm of Woodruff. Spencer stout was
formed and three years ago. upon the retirement Of Mr.
Woodruff the firm became Spencer, stout Co., carry
ing on their business at No. BOB Grernwch-st MI
Spencer gh not member Of any the Exchanges
being opposed all such organizations was one or the
best known merchants the city He was iona OF re-
fcrring himself 1.-THE father OF the teapot call
ing to have been the first mcrchant to Introduce the
method of testing teas by " drawing down ne was an
ardent Republican and disappointment at the defeat OF
Mr. Blaine is thought by hs friends TO have had much
10 do with bringing about his last illness. He LETT
wife and four children The funeral will be st his home
tomorrow aud the body will DO taken to Hartford for
burial on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
oRIGIy or rnE BArrEyBERGS.


Now that everybody Is talking OF
Prince Alexander oil Bulgaria, tt may be OF
interest to note that his maternal grandfather
Count Hauck, was n man Of very obscure paIthiaGo.
SKY years ago lIauck entered the service ~ Count
Bruh the head Of the museum at DreSdci as copy IN
clerk. After few months ho went To WARSAW anu
though "A Of no particular Htthinnents, hhTtru u
nm III paper devoted military matters Ih' broushl
him under the notice of the Grand Duke Constantine
who was Governor " Warsaw, and gave his son
commits sion In the Russian Army. with such patronage
young IIduck, though OF small edhciloh'
was rapidly advanced, and "A Few years aI'e
wa. raised to the rank or colonel ana
created a count II Is mystery even now whlt scr
vices he rendered tho Grand Duke 10 cntlo MIN u
such exceptional fyOrs. However, he did not ENJOY ns
good fortune long In the Polish instruction oi l7'O
he was an0ug the first Victims bcuR shot dead - hr was
ON ths point of leaving his house auck to r
Grand Duke seem 10 have been OF such special cha
acsr that after bis death his daughter was brought up
al the e. pcuse tho Russian Government ~ the u
euco OF her fathers late patron. MhHn lhrNJ
cut OF her teens she made the acquaintance
OF Prince Alexander Of lcssc-Dlrmstadt, th'
brother OF tho lao Empress OF Russia. Nhp
IN spite Of the remoustrncs- of MS relatives n,stel
npon marrying her. This mfsIiice compelled nm 10
rrnaus his position Al tho Imperial Court ana rstur
.tadt with his wife, who was created Princess
OF Batsnberg The history OF this family Is mosl eh
traordiuary seeing that OF the Offspring OF TINS
uuion-Princc Alexander of Bulgara-hns Just SCI
Europe nj defiance In Eastern R0umea, whilst announcer
has married youngest daughter OF the Queen an
the trd Her Majcstys granddaughter the daughter o
the Grand Duke Of lIosse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
A CAUTION TO SPORTSMEy.

Ncw-Jersey farmers have been much an
noycd by led sporsncn that nearly every town mas
is game constable the qure or Justice Of the Pc ace
treats every violation Of the game laws brought before
HIM with the utmost SEVERITY. Rabbit-huntng IL the
greltcst nuisance everybody seems To consider II
legitimate pull dosn aud rail fences In ts'
for the coveted cotton tail" The open season for ms
particular game begins October 81. AMI the farmers
busy putting mp rcspass signs 80 thoIo uSmy
is this work heing carried that run by hounds Is next
to impossible. NONRESIDENT found trcsplSSnS Win
gun uly b. apr rehcAlel by the owner vhO has the
sane power Is constable pr that purpose aud be com
ucri To- forfeit So aud hI- guu. Natives committing
the same offence are Liable 10 penalty ~ -. Ah ut
,ua caution residents i Ia prohibiting rl,htr
hun ins or fishing without complying with the bylaw
of ms lro organized rulsr the Jaws o'
NeIcrsey. pen atty 80 and mpr-1n ncnt ~ lhe
line Is not paid Hunting rabbits With crictS II prohlp
tied uudcr ty OF 80. Owner, Of pro- criy caub"
violate the inc laws their own land. the clDsr OF
the present month makes quail. patiigcs. ana faDp@
al LEGAL gan and the prospects for brilliant season ar
exceedingly good, barring the risks mentioned N"'lI
cock -npc rail reel hr- ana squirrels are now III
season .hhOldcr an rob are being Shpt Nv }phhS
mcn Ia gross vpiltoH Of law AMI penalty oi = Tor
each bri NV jersey protects thli class o. Hc
fcltherci trbe N an Tunes NJ the year There i a
penalty also OF 81 FOR taking game WIN trap or "lhtI
device that taken alive 10 sCieufhc purposes 'r
by of so Irte Tor the Protection "i game iof
the purIosc Of keeping over winter. sunday ohoouuS
Is prohibited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
FOREIGN STElMERS DUE Ar THIS PO
FORT OF NEW YORK FRIDAY. OCT Is, ISIS
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK FRIDAY OCT lo' 1889
ARRIVED
steamer cy OF Rome BIZ Munro liverpool Der VIA
pas,engers henderson Bros Arrived auhe Bar at m
steamer Morgan tity Adams No"-orieaha . uAy' Win
Srcam@r cy 81 savannah. Ca5gr savannah 2days with
mt," and passeu 10 Henry NOngC
steamer Chas Mayer Anthony Baltimore win coal %
steamer fr Hcoa a. Bennett Portland with mdse and
St,amcr CIV Of sw bedford Davis Fall River. with mdse
SIM civ Of YhiadelpLl of Philadelphia VIM Calcutta
l5I DAYS. with 10 order vessel toJ Il Lvcrm0Ie
with indsc t. Rail- BIOS vessel to Watson, summer 90
Brcakwatcr w nitrate Of soda Grace & co; vessel to
Bark NV la Nor Olsen Ayros 40 days. in ballast
Bark IDAHO Rch1rson ccnuegos Il with to
sUNsEr-wma a. s2a,y nooH light, ssEi clear At
SANDY uoog 10 m Blronstrr 20 90 Thermometer 55i
Wind. ) f.. l. mites swell light. E Weather GEAR
Arrived yesterday
Norfolk msc and passengers to Old dominion - CO
,aprais to"rdcr yc.stl to fGnch Edye & co.
arS eaS ,NSr r m Tobs Co. '' WI"
Gaik Sire Ger' ca liese hucnos Ayros ~ days with
anu bone ash to orier vessel to Tobias * Co.
CLEARED
steamer rcece Br). Jcnrey Lonlon F w Hurst
steamer (Br Halnrs. Liverpool wa queenstown
Stc1mrr Anchor'a Br Small. GLASGOW Henderson Bros
steamer SERBIAN lDtchl SteieeddresL Rotterdam
Sielmer hynlaud (3es) Jameson. Autwerp-Petor Wright
steamer Barracouta (Br. EvUns The Windward Islands
steamer Sa1os tBr. wyman Cape Hayten via Perth Am
steamer Caroneat Risk Port Royal and Fernaudina VIA
Buuswich, Ga-C IL Mallory K Co.
steamer WIN Woodward. Young. Baltimore j krems
ship cattle Abbey Br Banks. Calcutta-Nernon IL brown
SNIP Androneda tGer Kran Bremen Goepel yS rriebar
snip Komlulcr Svend Foyn lNor. Bryde Ahtwerp-beh'
bark FI5ncesca AUST, Tonno. AnJicr Java for orders
BarK avse tNorl Jacobsen. HlmOurgFunch. Edye& CO.
Bark Mln,,cn Nr, smith. Antwerp pc W BcrtauN
BARS Autocrat Br O'BrIen. Hayre- Boyd e lllnekeh
Bark Rant lIrlLl. LObO. OpOrtO-G Amsnck " 90.
Bark sprugwOod llIr), Forbes Liycrpool-F snonus
Son ,.--... =, ,,o.horo q
Bark Aagot (Nor, Emanuelson. Newcastle, E-Benham
Bark Impulse (Nor' Hcnriksen. Piymouth-Fuuch Edge
g
Bark lTra,a lopll lOrrdnlO Newport NEWS lln''"O
Aymorch ~ co. .,,oo
steamers Polemy BOulorer. for Liverpool Bremeha
Foruanlnl; Joseph Fcrrnl heAuot'
Alsl snilrd-yl Lonp Island S0und-Barks Austroi LOT
Anjler, Java; olive Ihuriow, lalcahuana
MISCELLANEOUS.
steamer Chateau Leovllle Err. OLIVER from New 3rA
Bordeaux baj boon O"ed into Ferfto SPH4"'
with stem hrJk, n and leaking
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, oct lGSailed steamer ASsyrnn MOhuIoh N"F'
IlynaPooI Oct l5-sailed Spain OBI, Grhths
for NcwGOrE. ,.t.... m, Par.
ecIl from Liverpool hence for New-Hork. ~, ,,,.L
Nevada lir), Douglass froW Now AVA
oct q Oh her way to Liverpool (and proceeded)'
HAVANA oct I5-saed. Niagara Bemis, for New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK IN BROOKLYN.


Republican primaries were held in Brooklyn last
evening to elect delegates to the city and county nom
mating conventions which will he held on Tuesday
and to the Senate, Assembly and AldennaHic conven-
tons. TO be held tho three succeeding days 1ncre
sharp contests in several wards between leaders
desrOus OF controlling the nominations tar posi-
bic, notably in Of the wards in the Hid Senate
District he riepds Of the rival candidate for Scna-
tor in this district encaty pressing their claims
Among the prominent aspirants senator Daggctt,
Assemblymen Heath and Hodges, w. II. Waring ana
= VI. jrswOld Unless the friends OF the other candi-
dates unite upm of their number, IL il
Thought that Senator Daggett will pluck the nomna-
ton from them.
As to the probable action Of the Republican e ty
Convention 1t is yet too early TO speak with any posi-
tlyenc.s Opposition is developing among members of
the q uzens League which is excrting considerable
Inluence IN favor OF non partisan hcine rule for
Brooklyn, against the nomination Of a practical poll
tician such as Aldcnnan-at- Large Dimon or cx-
Alderman Baird by the Republicans and lin favor of
TIE choice of man like Judge Reynolds For a non
partisan nomination General Woodwa has been
named, but he is supporting Governor Hill. Henry
w. Maxwell, ex-Park Com missioner and formerly q
prominent Young Republican. mentioned yc,Icr-
day ile supported Cleveland last year and II support
ing Davenport this year, but it not believe that the
Young Republican Club which he deserted last year.
would be enthusiastic in his support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
GOSSIP or THE RE41 ESTATE EXCHANGE

II was light day at the Real Estate tx
change yesterday. Il. Y. Har7ctt sold sundry Jndg-
meut, and protested notes OF the Wing Fire
Insurance Company Those sales are attracting consid-
cradle attention 80, long since the lucky purchaser oi
a protested realized ~. 500 on not" which cost
him only $50 j. T. g. Snyth sold out 1850 shares In
the Continental Construction and Improvement Com.
pany. lie also sold tArrc-cur cred building, so q
Ncw Rpwcry AID Roosevelt ~. Tor $500 10 CHARLES
smith; also 80. .l5j Er-taNr. two thrre--tory hgH
-toup basement private dwellings, to NJ j brady Tor
- POO and va. 1877 to Francis Tones for TJ.2~h
Mr,-rs Flrclid ard -" WaltrIr- viii shortly pnrr Al
auction VIuu- lots purchl-cG from the old Dykcman
,.si tie ~ the uppcr part oi Tho Island.
Tho purchase ol the property al College place ana
Barclay referred To 80 yesterdays IHlE 81 caused
considerable comment. The rental OF tho premise
Amounts 10 - 200 year. Of watch ~2.iup n tor the
ground hoOr alone. After rcductiLg SJ,'up Tor W"dNu
ut taNcs and leaves $500 year OF hiireh per cent
ret nfy hr purchase money. The inquire"
the sock az the EXCHANGE are On inc irF''Nr h
quotation now par 10 premium. JOHN Davis tid Mar
tn g. wilkins OF Morri.tpwn. y. j.. have Ueen posted
FOR mcnbcrshtp Ia tho Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
GROWING AT The ADMINISTRATION

CLEVELAND, Oct. 1G (SpeciaD.- Demo-
are in good humor their defeat on Tues
day They declare that 1t caused mainly by dssat-
isfaction with the course OF the Administration
Democrat, well known in National affairs and former
state officer, said to-day: Democratic absenteelsm
caused Hosdlys defeat aud the loss of seat In the
Senate Had President Cleveland chosen to give us inc
aid we needed. Hoadly could have been elected and
good Democratic majority both branches of the Leg
stature would have been certain Had the Legislature
been surely Democratic Governor Hoadly would nave
been Payne's colleague in the Senate So far 40 :ood
but further. and assure yon thit the aCto" VI
the Administration was the result OF plot Matched by
Dan Manning looking TO Clcveiauds renomlnhti9n ID
1858. suppose the State aud .gislaturo ld Deem Do'
ucric and IIUadly had gone to the senate ~ tWice
winner I'm pivotal Ohio; he would have been great
entry for the Presidential three hence Inc
Administration this and therefore plotted for his DC
feat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
THE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA.
NEARING THE END OF THE CONTROVERSY.
ALL The EVIDENCE sUBMITTED-soME PAPERS
WITHHELD.

ALL The EVIDENCE sUBMITTED-sOME PAPERS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16 (SpecidD.-The m
vestigaon into the transfer Of the Beech Creek and
South Pennsylvania Railroads to the Pennsylvanla
Railroad Company continued this morning Deiore
Examiner Weiss. Wayne MacVeagh OF counsel Tor the
Pennsylvania Company, said that his clients Lad no
witnesses aud produced map in evidence to snow
that the of the different roads In question were
not geographically competitive lines In behalf OF the
Beech Creek road Mr.. Omsted presented an affidavit
made by Mr. Daniel Beach, director, stating that tho
corporation does not purpose to issue any bonds IN
furhcrance Of the deal and has taken no corporate
action whatever. lie also presented in behalf OF the
Fall Broad Coal Company, one Of the defendants
named in the bill, the afil avit OF John Long vice
president, stating that the company holds S3OOOoO Oh
Beech Creek stock but has never agreed 10 any PROPOSE
ton of It's transfer the Pcnnsy yania Railroad toin
pany, any other corporation person. W men
asked 10 deliver tine Beech Creek road contract with
General Mace for the construction OF the ROAD, MT
Olmstcd declined. gvinS reason mat IL was lrcL
cY9ht to the other papers which nad Deen caieu
for by the AttoneyGeneral withheld for the same
reason.
Tho counsel for the South Pennsylvania road Lyman
D. Gilbert submitted printed OF that road To tho
Attorney Generals bill III which 1t is denied That
William II. Vanderbilt H. Mex. TwOmbley, ID. y. Mllls
.. H. Payne. ". {. Whitney, :. Il. Ekins, ii. e. FLICK
\. :. Hewitt +. II. Ferguson j. Il. Huston, Henry
PhippS, jr r. f. Jones, George j. Magce, J W. Chalta
l.. X. sheldon and James W. Fellows executor or the
estate Of Augustus she'll the Subscribers 10 tho
stock Of the South Pcnsy lYanld Railroad iic says
however, that those persons, by contract or agree
mrut. have option to purchase certain amounts OF
stock the south Pennsy lyania Ealroad Arguments
will be heard In the October - at Harrisburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
THE posroFPfcE MILL STILL GRINDING.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.-Ihe. President to-
day appontcd the following Presidential posthIs'ers:
Michael T. sattery at Bismarck OAK, Vlco S,elnoht
A. Joun,brrry resigned; John w. crosby Al Mhtoiu'
n H., vice John II. Crosby, commission expired
The Postnasrr General to-day appointed inc io'lo"-
ing named fourth-c class pOstmastora;
haryidnd-At I.cisterstown. Joseph fas'hho. r.n.
TtHGggeania- At Iathersburg, j. II. EdInsor; D"SuS
Mines, sidney ". Almey.
MisSiSsipDi-At Halpn, W. f. Alden.
TrnHrssfe-At CrOssyiliO ;. IL. Mydtr c., r,,
Eaiur-At Milford, William A. foZcr; south Ethh,
Mrs Ellen A. Kelly East DiNmont, Amos :. S'enons
(iarlund Joseph r. knight; Hancock Apheu' D "oo'
,.o, tttu,,,
Oho-At Jcnera. John Price; Mexico JACOB , pun
Met unb Andrew Ewing; Old Fort, iht, T. 'ii. u
IVlIois-At Niartinsville IIrrschcl v McNary MANA
James f. Miller; Albion, John l"tldrlSdh II
io,n & STANLEY Wheeler II. II. DetL; Euraud, JUN
Davis RocktOn. Edward W. Aartlh. -
III, hmm AT Charlev0iN, Char.es@. Srahg'
Ioru-At PattorsOnyllc, t. o. flumD'
DdkOhl-At Gardner, William Saw'oH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN CHIN.

PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN CHINA
WASHINGTON, Oct. ia report hls been
received by Secretary Of state from Consul Ch're'
Seymour at Canton CHINA, inclOsaS ptmphIcts ISSUED
by the shanghai aud lIankow committees describing
the persecution OF Christians In Chiaa MI 9cS Ihour
avs the material In the pamphlet IS from the pens Of
eminent American English aud German m!''loharI'S'
and IS published with the purpose Of disseminating IN
formation that may lead to botter provision brhS mo
by the Western Powers Tor protecting nhtlVn
ron ner.crutinu I'm CHINA Tho prosecutions or which
Lc mi sonarr, complain comprise robbery or destruc
non of chupct; robbery, beating, blLchnaiiug and
boycnttns Of uatVo Christians Ortou with the en-
coma cement of local authorities, and the refusal OF inc
authorities punish the otndcrs, protect tuo OHIS
tian, or take measures To secure rcstitut ION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

the Ninth Ward. He was an alderman iof
several years, and afterward Represented
the I'D District OF Kings County in the State Senate lot
term. Governor Cleveland appointed him innl
grafton Commissioner but the Senate refused to con-
firm the nomination Mr.. Ranken is retired grocer OF
the Nineteenth Ward. German by birth, ana one OF
the in the 47th Regiment Surrogate Lott was
recently appointed by Governor Hill to tnS
bergen He lives in Flatbush,
and is of the late Judge Lott County Treasurer
Adams ia Omlnated He lives in Ncw-Lots Alder
Large Quintard frequently spoken OF for the
MayOralty but the " Boss had other designs. He Is
forty years age and for number OF years he was
the head OF wholesale grocery in this city lie support
cd Mayor Low In 1881 but in the Board OF Aldermen nc
has been bitter in his attacks upon Lows adninistra
ton The candidate for Associate Justice Is justice OF
the peaoe in the town OF Grayesend where he has over
looked violations OF the law on Coney Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
MARRIED.

ARNOLD-KEITH-On wcinesily, Oci)oer II. a, All
Souls Church, by the Rev. II. Heb Newton BIane q.
Keith. Of this city, TO Collins Araod OF TrJg.N.Y.
De GOLL-wATERBUR Y-In Elizabeth. ". J.. on woines-
day. october the lfh, 1885 by the Revercnd DOctor
William Langf0rd Mario Dauchy. daughter o: tIs iats
stephen w. Waterbury, to Guyon Fountain Adison do
Coll.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ii. 1855. BIZ the Rev. Thomas
Almtage D. d.. Mr. L. NJ. Dngee Of BROOK y1. to Ars.
Henrietta Becker, OF Ney-YOrk.
DUNHAM-LINDsAY-O Thursday October ~ =. tie
OF the brides parents, Rah j.
Dr. l. ggett, Mile k daughter OF Andrew Lindsay, TO
Frederic W. Durham
Sxty6rst Street ~ ". Church by the Rev. Ioi1
Samuel Gardner and Annie L. daughter Of
Fettretch, esI.. all OF this city
GEER-sIMON DS--On Thursday, October Is. 1885, at
ST. Johns Church Warehouse Poin. Connecticut. By
tho Rev William Montague Ger OF Long lslud assisted
by the Rev Frederick T. sanford rector OF te PARISH
rlla. daughter of H. SmOnds 60 Herbert MARSHALL Geer
OF New-Yorx.
JENKINS-PAYN rOR-At Newtown. T.. T., Thursday,
october TO- by the Rev. Charles shepard FRANK jenkins
Brooklyn, TO Ge0rgette Augusta daughter Of George H.
Payntor, esq. OF Long Island city.
MOFFAr- BOGART-On wednesday evening October IA.
1850 the First Presbyterian Church OF I0nkers " "
by the Pastor. the Rev MI Rced assisted by the Rev.
James C. Mofat Of Princeton n j., DR.. Henry Mofat to
Ed b. daughter OF Mr.. Richard W. Bognrt
RIPLEY-HYDE-At Babylon, L. T.. tho 18th inst
the Rev. Reuben Riley assisted by tho Rev Dr. John
Hail Sidney Dillon Ripley to Nary l. HYDE daughter OF
Henry Is. Hyde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

John D. Harris, of No. 80 North Thrty-ninth It. !,
the OF an Old Masonic travelling card wbrh ~
about foot long and eight inches wide nude OF sheep
skin IL l. written in Latin French and English anu
reads:
do hereby certify that Brother John Perkins Is q
regular regatered Free Mnsou OF Lodge No l. OF Ho
province OF Pennsylvania, ana has. during hS stay
among them, behaved himself became an honest ana
worthy brother. as appears by the lodge certificate 20
Hs. gwen under ny hand and the seal OF tue OfaH,l
Loigc In Pha clpha the 9Th day Of June, In the ear
OF our Lord 77G and the year sf Masonry 5776. ,
-JANgs SCfION. Grand Secietary =,
Mr. Harris says II was fouud between the raiters ia
tho garrett OF old houIe In Worcester County PIG,
Within about four feet or the relic found the skeleton
OF man one OF the persons present when Sas Iohn
was j. w. Parker. OF thi4 city. The relic IL eOnsle
the oldest Masonic trayellingcRrd IN
dephla TiInes.