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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30
Petition for License 10
Retail.
The STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I
Jackson County. J

Jackson County.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and
Aldermen OF the town of Scranton
We, the undersigned legal VOTERS Of said
State. county and town residents, respect
fully petition yonr Honorable body to
grant s. X. THOMPSON, a resident of said
town Of Scranton, Il license to retail vim
GUS. spirituous and malt liquors in accord
ance with law, in less quantities than one
gallon, in the building now situated on
CAVITY street, near the corner OF Delmas
avenue, in said town of Scranton, county
and State aforesaid and we recommend
the said S. X. Thompson to be OF good
reputation, sober aad II suitable person to
receive such license:
IF Casanova, NJ Moore 81 c Altman
Hans Grandahl, Louis Boulding + Lind
niger l. Weikle A Goelzer, Willis Frans-
berry Simon Wright William Royal } Il
Ostrom John Coggins Jerry Cook 5 Reed
Thomas Moore j Tllman h Morlet q i
Bowman, l. Bonet Mat Hill Gabe West M
V B Carey VIM Parbam John S Blalack
Antonio Williams Charles Lyons o A
johnson Jacob Cook Z c Joullien Alfred
+ Krebs N Lambert John Foster Chas Z
Chidsey Thos Stiglets, r Stafford Charles
Peterson j II Jonte j B Delmas Calvin
Davis Sam Mcdonald j TarkelfE ID Mans
field Antonio Esteva Alfred Robertson
George Matthew w Roache A G Delmas G
NJ Jordy G A Stemper Thomas x Jeffrey
B Il Gifard j Rivers Geo L Higgins VIM
Lamey j II Frazier James IL Harris w
Fletcher John Kennedy James Tappia
Andrew Chatchom John Catchot l Del
mas John German James Crsslinn Ed Able
Theodore Russell Peter Chastaug A Wash
iugton James Ladnier J w Hanlon John
BOdine James McLougl IL William Holmes
+ A Krebs i d Valverde James Smith w
M Denny X Krebs J w Altman c $ Mer-
riwether II Dempf, Lnce i j Jane
r Sagarra C ID Moore ] ii Krebs L Becht
H Bowman N Sheffield L ID Farley Ben
Stanley Jesse Emanuel Peter Brown q T
Barnes George Train Nathan Boiling G W
Ker Sam McGraw X z Bldlack JAS Glass
Chris Brandon, INV CAVITY Dave Baptiste
Allen Evridge II Bloomfield j G Valyerde
V Bousarge John Bousarge j $ Ports II
Cole G Ii Delmas john d BObee w A Cox
w A Henslee Steve James Peter johnson
Alfred Brooks Paul Swinding Calvin Davis
Jake Reeves VIM Preston Joe Frank
EnOch Cook Sam Smith.
April Is, 1886, 7-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30
Petition for License TO
Retail.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Jackson County.

lHE O1AIE Of NllSSlSSlfGlj
Jackson County.
| To the Honorable Board of Mayor and
Aldermen of the town of Scranton
We, the undersigned | gal voters of said
STATE aud county, residents in said town,
respectfully petition yOnr honorable body
to grant b. j. JANE, a resident of said
town of Scranton, a license to retail vim
Gus, spirituous and malt liquors in less
quantities than one gallon, i'll I G building
now occupied by HIM as Il hotel and saloon
in said town of Scranton, and we recon-
mend the said b. j. Jane to be OF good
reputation and a sober aud suitable person
to receive such license:
NJ w Canty j Stacker George Frentz Chris
Brandun G l. Luce J G ValYerde A Wash
ington Peter + Chastang j ii Krebs G ID
Moore James Smith j S Ports II Bowman
John S Blalack j b Delmas J w Hanlon
w Fletcher Hans Grandahl GA Johnson
G. p Bowman james II Harris L ID Mans
Held w NJ Denny NJ V B Carey NJ Moore G
S Merriwether S r Thompson Oh Delmas
L C Joullieu Jas Gresham JOhn Catchot
Lewis Boulding j Weikel + LindingeT A
Goelzer Alph Robertson S Reed Il A krebs
E Morlet l. Bonet Mat Hill Gabe West
Valyerde B Il Pickett Alfred Il Krebs q
+ Chidsey Chas Peterson ThOs Stiglets
William Holmes j w Altman Dave Bap-
tiste II Bloomfield w A Henslee Ramon
Sayarra Jake Howard Nathan BOulding
Ben Stanley John BodInc Thomas Moore
james Mclaughlin Antonio Esteva '
Bosarge J Bosafge Jacob Cook \ Lambert
James Ladnier John Foster j HJOute emo
ID Bodice j Il Irwin II Stafford Chas Lyons
AR Krebs 1hOs II Jeifery Geo + higgins
j Clark II G Dempf VIM Parham Edw
Able Theodore Russull John Kennedy
James Tapia Antony Williams | p Delmas
john German W A Cox j f Casanova NJ
C Altman Willis FransbeIry William Roy
ais Simon Wright j l. Ostrom john Cog
gins Jerry Cook ] Tillman Geo Matthew
w Roach A G Delmas g " JOrdy G
Stemper Brutus james B Il Girard | Rivers
William Lamey J IL Frazier Andrew
Catcham Calvin Davis Sam Mcdonald
James Glass Allen 3vridge L Beeht ii
Cole w II Nix Peter johnson 10 Delmas
A J Davis Robt A Nay Joseph Benton
James Connellery Albert A Jordy | A
Pamkey John IL Toner Cato James Sher-
BilbO Irwin Mack Chas Dunn Domi-
nick Martiuna r p Blalack Peter Brown
Rufus Baptisie Peter Allen Chas Learoy
Warren Brown.
April 10, 1856. 1-5t
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NEWS in BRIEF.

The TRICYCLE. has been adopted for
the postal service at Stuttgart, Ger
many.
Expensive prizes at progressive
euchre parties are making even
New York people discontinued.
Seekers for glacial wonders must
soou fluid them oil this continent.
Recent authorities say European
glaciers are fast wearing away.
Dr.. Frisch the Austrian delegate
seut to Paris to investigate Pas
tours hydrophobic treatment, adj
wise S the medical profession to
adopt the Frenchman'S method.
Senator tick praises the Presi-
dents Arbitration message, and
says if he could have his way he
would appoint Allen &. Thurman,
Joseph e. Mcdonald and Roscoe
Conkling as Labor Commissioners
at $4,000 per year each.
Captain e. W. Sherwood, COM
handing an American dredger OH
the Panama Canal works, expresses
the opinion that the work is not
being pushed forward advanta.
geously, and takes rather a gloomy
yiew OF the prospects OF its success
full completion.
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE At JAcrSoN, Mss, I
March 10, lSo6. 4
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named scit cr has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof m support
Of bis claim and that said proof will be
made before the .Iudge, OF IN bis sbsence
the CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of Jackson
comfy. Miss, at scranton, Miss. on Nay
8 lss6. vizs Edward Dye, homestead No
I0Ol5 fer tbewret half ~n0rthweef 4 sec
lion - tcuuship 7 south range 5 west.
He names the following Witnesses b
nrovc bis continuous usidcnce upon and
cnlG-atiou Of said lsnd. ~iz: John West
fan. jefferson CLARK, Jaln Mcfarland.
Addie Wilkinson. All u Orange Grove,
Jftksou county, Mss
JAS y. FTEwART Register.
March 19. 1850 ST
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30

BUILDERS aud dealers in build
ing material etc, are referred to
our ~advertiseing columns this week
the advertisement OF that old and
reliable house of Jarvis Turner's
Sous & Co, Of Mobile, Ala. This
house is one OF long standing aud
does a large business By reason Of
a good reputation we'll earned aud
stoutIy maintained by iairand hon
est dealing That is just the kind
ola firm to deal with, 50 read their
advertisement.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30

Jul Ia
from New Orleans Wednesday
night, looking in the best OF humor.
1t is whispered that Frank will
cause the twining of orange bios
som in the near future.
john Leone's "Red Flag shoe
store" is just supplied with a new
stock of shoes for gents, ladies and
children ranging in prices from
80 cents up. Big bargains.
That was a pleasant party OF
young people who went out to Horn
Island on the tug Nellie last week
from Moss Point. Some young
mans heart was crushed, it is said,
on that occasion.
After this date on Sundays
only, round nip tickets will be sold
to any point upon this division at
which trains make regular stops
and from which return trip can be
made, or commenced before mid.
night date of sale. These tickets
Will sold at four cents per mile for
the round trip.
1t seems from the proceedings
of our City Fathers that they have
come down to business. Our citi'
zens will do well to read and pom
der the ordinances as published.
We believe these acts of the Board
viii be rgidly enforced. Let the
kickers kick.
Drink Keystone Rye Whiskey,
a pnre, nnadulterated whiskey, free
frum headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also FreepOrt Rye, four
years old, the best 81 whiskey in
the United States. Sold only by
Craft & Co, IS aud n Dauphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
The following + the newly
appointed Board of Health of this
county /: S. S. Henry, j. w. Stew
art, DR.. W. A. Cox, w. s. Dodson,
and Charles Boster. DR.. w. ID.
Bragg, is health officer aud QuaIan-
tine physician. On or about the 10th
of May quarantine will be declared
against all infected ports.
The trustees of Seashore Camp
Ground will meet on the grounds,
May 14th aud 10th next, for bust
ness preparatory to tue camp meet
ing to be held in July. Persons
DESTROYS to select lots for building,
or to rent cottages for the camp
meeting, or for summer residences,
or otherwise having business with
the trustees are invited to be pres
ent.
Last Friday night the Office of
MIR. L. N. Dantzler and store Of
Dantzler & Evans at Moss Point,
were robbed of about $1,095. Mr..
DantzleI's loss is $3.50, Dantzler &
Evans, $25, and DR.. j. K. Mcleod,
county treasurer, S72O school funds
of the county. A hundred dollar
bill was found on the floor of Mr..
Dantzler's office.
There was a "bully' case up
for trial Wednesday before Judge
Starr. Mr.. Louis Gale brought an
action against Sarrazin's bull for
goreing and killing his horse, claim
ing damages at 500. After hear
ing the able speeches of counsel
for plaintiff and defendant the jury
rendered a verdict in favor OF Mr..
Gale Of go. This Yves one of the
bWIliest cases evertried in our courts,
and perhaps the case will be APP
pealed to Judge Terral's court.
EnTVnE
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30
BOARD OF HEALTH.

A special meeting of the Board
of Health of Jackson county will be
held at the Courthouse, in Scran.
ton, on
Saturday, May l, 1886,
at IL o'clock, a. m. A punctual
attendance of all the members is
desirable.
w. d. BRAGG, NJ. D.,
Health Officer.
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NOTICE.

The OratIrio Of Esther will be
produced by home talent al Acade
my Hall, Moss Point, on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, the 11th
18th OF May. under the dictatorship
of Prot. L. S. Edgertou. The cast
of characters will be filed by the
best musical talent Of Moss Point.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30
Assignee's Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to be IN
debted 70 n. ". B. CGNnY ~ accounts note
or otherwise, viii save themselves tron-
BILE BY calling % once on C. y Meuweth-
Attorney, and arranging with him for
the settlement Of sane. said eiaiins aaFe
hesr 4l.ecl id De bands Fl Mr.. Mcu-
wrfher With anfkofitf ~ collect andNe-
ceinf for same. % close 81 uotoor 70 bring
a. he mar deem advisable.
g. w. STARR,
Assignee M. " p Carey.
april q. lss6 i
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Local Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.
-Dewberries are ripe.

-DewberrieS are ripe.
Garden truck is looking fresh
and green.
The melon crop will be late and
short this season.
Terrific wind and rain storm
Monday night.
Business is rather quiet here
abouts just now.
Mr.. Joseph p. johnson, OF New
Orleans is OH a visit to our town.
The kite and baseball is the
amusements for the young boys of
town.
The melancholy song of the
whirpoorwill is now heard in the
night time.
Water Valley has elected "a
"wetn, municipal ticket. Ours is
"wet" and dry"
DR.. w. d. Bragg, of Moss Point
attended the State Medical Conven
ton at Jackson last week.
Strawberries are selling at
twenty. five cents a quart in Scran-
ton.
The tramps are not all dead
get. The bicycle tramps, three IN
number passed here Wednesday
for Boston.
The Mascot has u regular paid
correspondent at this place. Look
but boys how you shuttle your
cards.
MIR. II. L. Jennett aud family,
of Galveston, Tex, are visiting the
family of Capt. Joe Delmas, on the
river.
Elder o. ID. Bowen will preach
in the Baptist church Sunday at IL
o'clock, II. M, aud Z O'Clock p. m,
at Moss Point.
Judge j. b. Wigginton, OF
Ocean Springs was a caller at the
DEMOCRAT STAR office, on " ednes-
day. The Judge was here on legal
business.
Marshal George Matthew drops
on a peddIer occasionally and takes
him in for 81 80 license for the
privilege OF selling his trinkets in
Scranton.
The Scranton Glee Club pro-
pose to give an entertainment at
Scranton Hall, on Wednesday, 9TH
of May, tor the benefit of the Cath
Ollie church.
Easter Sunday was a beautiful
day, and was generally observed
by our Catholic and Protestant peo.
ole. The churches were beautifully
decorated pare flowers.
Tile drunmers that come here
now are only collecting. The city
OF Scranton will not tax these fes.
tive fellows rs we are always glad to
have them visit our beautiful city.
MIR. r. W. Taylor, OF the iruI
Of John Henry g. Co., New Orleans
was at the Courthouse "Wednesday
attending to some legal matters ia
which be was interested.
We presume the city Fathers
win ere long discuss the goat ques-
ton. We trust this great nuisance
win be atased, aud that bIs goat.
ship win cease to roam ut large on
-lr. Richard = BlaIack wa'
elefed d. easurer Of the town at the
spcial Ell cfion last Saturday. Hs
h given the required bond, and
now sady Cor business. Mr.
lalack ! N, no doubt make ar
@cient on Ger.
Mr.. III omas P. Randolph, o.
aeW Orleos vas . pleasant eallel
tie Dew tRkf-sf4R Office Fri
az last ~. Randolph will prOba
lS 81 IN 5p0lhied bg Judge Terral
ksnorI tapba for ma district uudeI
lie a ~ Law PASSED ~ onr IeeIsla
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o N.ALE!

The Pascagouia House, formerly oecu-
pied by W. s. Dod~on. Inquire al Post
Office, Pasoagoula, Miss.
W. j. DODSON, +. n.
March &, lSs6- LIT
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WooI- Lido. TaIIow. Etc.

viii pay highest cash prices tor
the above. Before selling elsewhere
call and see me at McQuiston &
Cowau Bros store. Moss Point,
Mississippi. F. Il. LEWIS.
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MARINE.

Report for the week ending April %.
Am sch Geo Moulton, Jr., Lauderkin, 1857
tons from Key West to Poitevent' az
Favre, 26th inst
Am sch FG Moeling, Miller, 20 tons from
Key West to Dantzler. 10th inst.
Am sch II Buddig, VUss, l42 tons from
Hayana to master, 2Sth inst.
C~LEARANCEs.
Rus blk Anti, Roos, 326 tons for Cieufnegos
by w Denny g. Co with 23S,272 feet of
lumber valued at 81 ,S36, 23d inst.
Am sch w A Watson, 81 toas for Key
West by Dantzler with O. 900 feet lum-
Der, 23d inst.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30

AT Il meeting of the Board of
Pilot Commissioners held at the
Courthouse yesterday elected Capt.
Z. j. Benson HarbOr Master for
the Port Of Pascagoula. A good
selection. Capt. Benson is well
qualified for the place.
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Rev. j. w. Tinnin, Methodist,
will preach each month at the fol-
lowing times aud places:
Zion, LIST Sabbath at IL AIN.
Scranton, 2nd Sabbath at IL AIN.
and z pm.
P~aScagoula, 2nd Sabbath at 3
pm.
Orange Grove, 3rd Sabbath at IL
AIN.
Big Point, 4th Sabbath at II
am.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30

-CHURCH NoTICEs.-Rev. G.. f.
Thompson, Methodist will preach
each month at the following times
and places:
Ocean Springs, 1st aud Bird Sun
day at IL a. m.
Biloxi, 2Dd Sunday, at IL a. M.
aud Z p. N.
Handsboro, 4th Sunday at IL
a. m. and Z p. III.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30
Quarterly Meeting.
EAsnoRE Drsrnrcr-sEcoND ROUND.

Scranton. at Big Point. ........M May l, 2
Williamsburg, at White Plains. =
Ocean Springs, ut HandsbOro.. (, y
Americus, at Cross Roads. sos. Is, IL
V~ancleave, at Pine Groyc...... ~, %
Wilmington, at Hebron ....... 30, 80
Columbia, mt Popular Springs. .Jnne 3, q
Mt. Carmel, at Mt. Moriah..... 3
China Grove, at TiltoI ........ IL, l3
S e Cottage, at Pleasant Valley 10, ~
P~oplarvillc. at Poplarville ..... 26
The district stewards meeting wi II be
neld at Peplaryille June 24-27, 1886.
b. s. RAYNER, p. +,
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job work neatly executed at this
Office.
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subscribe or She DENOcRAT.
STAR.
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WOOL! WOOL!

Cash Buyets. Highest market prices
guaranteed. No dtayage or commission
charged. sacks fulpished upon request.
Correspondence solicited.
n. pISER & CO,
a., & and a. Water St, MopnE, ALA.
April 3, lSo6, 6-2m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
THE TALK OF me DAY.

Tie general opinion Of the Juniors In Dickinson Col
lege seemed be that Ii would have dsgraced them
have competed for a medal with young woman. The
general opinion Of sensbe people outside OF the junior
class of Dickinson College is that the Aforesaid youths
ought to be spanked and sent to preparatory school.
still this would DO rough the preparatory
school.
The average od-time Congressman had stimulus
fol ll-ln he and wanted To
stay Ia Congress, auI knowing tnat his capacity To
nulicr brought him into Congress- IL cntlrely
natural should continue - hollcr, since the
Iug eagle IL The victorious bird when the clans
begin 20 gather from the sounding shores OF fOdunk
Pond from the ragged sides OF Nation Hill" the
low lying lands about Hymn Book Corner" lho
popular idea OF IA statesman then and Is man
mat can huilor" Ike loon before gathering storm
a man that sniio Ike Cheshire cat at every oOn-
stltuent whcn stop, hOterug lonk enough IL iorm
his features Ilto stage smile Portland OregO
They arc kicking against art teacher In Western
high school, because We cant draw. Thls must DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
THE MAID or BELLEVTLLE.

What for the summer season was large
gathered the Theatre last night, where
produced for the first time la English "Ine Maid OF
Belleville" a comic opera Dy K. MOcker. This in ITS
original German dress been this city not
long ago the ITALIA Theatre where its tunerul num-
bcrs and spnghty lDreio. the latter taken from the
French, attracted favorable attention at the time. 1t
hardly be said that the English version given last
night repeated the German success. The anonymous
adapter sure. done his work fairly WELL though
he be held responsible for the Introduction Of the
countless vugarities and stupid gags" which mar
the text. Some OF these being intensely local seemed TO
tickle fancy OF iruce last night but despite
that the piece would not suffer were they omitted.
1t not the opera however but the cast which dis
credited the performances with tue possible exception
OF Miss Alice HARRISON, who Is at least performer OF
experience, and Mr. Frank David. VINO was AT times
humorous peOpe seemed unsultei TO their parts,
AMI especially 80 from musical point OF view. The
part of Virgne played by Miss Roberta Crawford,
aud that OF the BQion Dy NI samuel Reed The chorus
was young and good looking, the music bright and ve
y and ii possible that with some changes IN the cast
the opera may prove summer success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
PERSONAL.

Miss Ora Deakn. who last week was married to Score
tary Bayards son. Is described a tail and hands
blonde.
Goethe's old house at Frankfort he Main has now
been fully renovated In the process, hidden closet
containing many manuscripts ana autographs was dis.
coyerel.
rho boys o! the Ratzeburg mnasum recently visited
Bismarck ut his LauenDerg estate. mot every one OF
YOU" he said 10 thcm "can become Chancellor OF the
Empire you should day be elected Deputies
to the Rechstag try not 10 wOtry the Chancellor theu ia
power much, for let mo tell YOU II Is always easier
~ criiicise than to govern
trunk maker at Cleveland Burchard practising law at
Toledo Rutherford Is paying teller Of little savings
bank Fremont, and Fannie and scott are ~ school,
Postmasfe or enerai Stephan, OF Germany. has mot
with his first rebuff. He had public letter drop box
sent 10 the village OF Drebkau to be set up; but
then. would have 1t In front OF his house. and It
turned undesirable and totally supetuuUus piece
VI furniture
The Rev Samuel ii. Virgin, who few days ago re-
ceiyei the honorary degree OF ID d." from the Uni
versty OF New.York was Harvard student OF the class
OF 66 aud 80; first settled la somerviIc.
Mass aud nftreD years has been pastor or PHI
grim Conyrega iona Church OF Sew York
Archbishop Croke, OF Cashel, Ireland. has received
valuable gift from some friends In America whom lie
d,es not know. II was forwarded 10 the palace at
Ihures Immediately the arrival OF the last
al Queenstown 1t consists of silver caret Jug OF I'm
oense SIZE and silver gobets Ia the three pieces
there are 30 OF sterling silver. Tho claret ug
is,r, the following inscription: 10 the unchanged
ana ncnangcaDie ArchuIsnOp-h patriot, the JOY aud
pride of tae srA-hl'ieu 1ae lhis sIsnt trlDulo
from three Of tnomI-lsoo
LONDON, June 24-Over Wendell Holmes started to-
day for Edinburgh. lie is enjoying robust health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
WEDDl.N u y.

James 3. Kingsland and Miss Fannie
Schuyler, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller. were
married at ~ Pauls Church. Flatbush. on Wednesday
afternoon. Tho charch beautifully but simply
decorated with flowers the altar rails were wined with
honeysuckles inside the chancel ami the atir
with green, covered with white aud PINK flowers. aud
tho iont filled with daisies When james Rogers
the orsanist played the "LOnengriu' Wedding March
six little Urls members OF the brides sunday.
class dressed white and Baskets or ahi
dases marched FROM the church to strew her path
shs entered church The ushers Frank t. johnson.
Pnilip G. Bergen, Leverett - Cooper and schuyler
Miller were follow ed by the bridegroom the Drie's
mother, the bride leaning the arm OF father.
The bride alfred street costume of tan cOored
silk, with bonnet to match. and carried bouquet OK
white roses aud lles-Of-tnc-yalsy. The service
re al by tho Rev summerilcd f.. Snvely. There "a
reception the house OF the brides parents 10 the rea
The First Presbyterian Church at Yonkers was the
scene yesterday aiterBO of the wedding OF Miss Ellen
MuIge George 3utler, sou OF william Allen Butler.
Between three aud four hundred GUESTS attended The
ceremony aud reception which wos given aiterwari.
The wedding OF Miss Annie l.. GauteI, second
daughter OF Dr. Josiah Gauticr, and Walter &. Wither
OF The brides father N. 81 Fifth Only relatives
AMI intimate friends of the two FAMILIES pres
eut OWING death OF tue brides brother.
Rev f. Winchester Donali Odicl ,ted tar bride
wuo White satin gown aud point lsrc veil. was
given away By her father.
Miss Hawks, daughter of Thomas T.. h. Hawks. was
ma "Wednesday evening ". Van Tas- Eel "A
home OF her parents, No ~ East one huudrel and
twenty -1rst-st. There were over 200 guests.