The evening world., 1888-02-09

and the following colleagues Of the brides father:
xon Miaden, Benjamin. TAFT, Butler, %sullivsaa''
Joseph Murray, Rinckho1, John Murray, barry,
Mooney And Martin, ex,AldeImen James B. Ma,ry
campbsii, ex-~Assemblymaa ". r. .Malry, Jeba
ii. spellman; James Trainor, of sixth avenue and
married last evening to john F. Marlin; Ae!ins
Clpt. Young o. the sixth preelnot; the poet, YIN.
Fat Ter Byrne,. of the Church Of the Blessed sacra-
sosInr Ea .n9Gn ;; xvi, DSr gR,orm JON sT,l +, g GrS %ssr : Uny-
william il. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael ",
Bowen, Nj; and Mrs Michael J, neery: MT; and
Denis Sullivan, MI. and Mrs. Christian Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Buell., Mr.; and Mrs D.
Dunphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas burke, Mr; and
MIR. and Mrs. r. Won Twistern, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard eastman, Mr.; and Mrs.; James LedwM,tn'
joseph Ms; amt /. n Mayer r"i Nj. ana ninG%n Mrs.. p %Ti snf re M :
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers, Mt. and MIS-.
Joseph Crow MI. and Mrs. AHram y; s'cEles,
Mrs louis 1ou G Gordon, neSMif Mrs. % Snd Mrs. Richard
Tighe, Mir. anu Mrs Constantine Donohos, Mr.;
Harrington, MI. and Mrs. John DUANE, MT. aud
Mrs. Thomas Wild, MIR. ana Mrs. John Baldwin,
M MI; aeu s mlSi Mr. ana Mrs. David oSinIan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Cutrin, MIR. and Mrs: Henry
W. Piipkins, Mr.; and Mrs. John Campbell. MI. and
hiu 4 e. - u. ilNihNy, "i' "hu "'' ~ 'sJ
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah, Grimm, Mr.. and MIS-.
Thomas Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Levy, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Gottlieb Scheuiele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Haggerty, MIR. and Mrs.
William QuiDlan, Mr.. and mrs. Edward Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Giili, an, Mr.; and Mrs. j 'sspn
and Mrs. Jonathan %Behrmann. Mr. and Mrs.
Jo-epn Marone, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Muilin, MI.
f Fna, MRS N.Y. Mi'l ana S MSsp Miil,s Mn' A anS Mts' Mr. Ml'G snd
Mrs. Charles Glinsman. MIR. and Mrs. James
Lingan, MI. and Mrs. Lawrence Langan,, MIR. and
gin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Gilligsn, MI; and Mrs: James a.
Al erman and Mira. George Hall, Mr.. and MRS W.
7. Brown, MIR. and Mis-. J. Pieser, Mr.. and Mrs.
aHS Mr. h CRss... Ma Nam see ME- Ms. and X; c Mrs.. Tkom Ds;
s Ssa.si T. i: Patton S',: joan s ), 6br,s", s'! HEM;
Michaeii Parker, Charles Aurartn. Marin Gsry,y,
Daniel o,Connell, Patrick Kane, Patrick Foster,
Dominick Amelia, Louis KRISTEN, Jonn J. Cremin,
M,cnael Riordan, Michael Haggerty, Michael
F FSalS, S&H schaei I IslIy, TSio mHls1 Z. Kennedy, fnoms,
Sullivan.
John Hauschild, Patrick DAILY, John R. Smith,
BsnIs G saiiivsh, st Fnoms S0's sS@er, 'I Roger i LaitSs,
James QuluIan, Michael Lofrano, James r kieT'
nan, MI. Keanng, John Henry jacob, Jere.
Dunn, Patrick NJ. Dewitt, Mortimer snea, George
Il. Benson. Andrew p; Klrk, salvatore Grilo,
Noonan, James KllSore, Nathaniel J. Kelly,
Patrick Tool. Patrick Orpan, Antonio Bacaraco,
, erick Wien, James McQuary, John sptlane, lssa.
Rosenstein, Patrick Henry aud francis ORorke.
The reception at the house of the brides
father, Z Madison street, began at & O'Clock
and lasted until 10 o'clock. The house was
besieged by the relatives and friends OF the
happy couple. The parlors were decorated
with flowers and evergreens. The COLLATION.
was served in the dinlng-room.
The Alderman entertained his personal and
political friends right royally in his OWE
room, and there was u constant popping OF
champagne corks.
The front room on the second floor looked
like n bazaar or a downtown branch of Ilf
fany's. The large array of presents was dis
played on tables, chairs and the mantelpiece
There were at least three hundred presents
on exhibition. and a large majority of then
were of beautiful design and costly character
1t wa estimated by several experts that thu
value of the gifts was ut least ten thousanc
dollars. Here is a list of the principal pres
ents:
diamond and sapphire bracelet, from the bride
mother; bronze pedestal and statues Of Cupid from
s Mt; and Mrs, \; !. B Brow bronze ROM D piano Amp, IN !,
Mrs.J Pieser; Belgian clock and ornaments, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Trainor; bronze and marble Frencl
gold urns, Samuel Wolf; brass clock and cande
labra and ornaments, Mr.. and Mira Robert Hughes
French bronze ornaments, Mr.. and Mrs. r, Chic
wick; solid brass lamp, Mr.. anu Mrs joseph J.
Wind; fairy lamp, christopher Kcefnss; fair
lamp Edward Coppers; piano lamp an'
4. yptian lamp, Dr. and Mrs. Chas- Nammack
mo,h'ro OF p, arl praycr-boos, Rev. John J, Owens
china drawer and tea Set, Mr.. aud Mrs. =. Flynn
plush lamoerquin hand embroidery, Mr.. and Mrs
henry Zahn; antique lace bed-spread and shams
Miss Josie Gibbons; pair lambs' wool blankets, Jas
O'snlliyan; antique lace bed-spIedd and slam
IRON the same; white plusL hand-embroIdere
bannerette. Miss Addie eastman; set silver Tel
and table spoons, John Il MCPHERSON; embosse'
plush library chair, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos, Wits
hand painted picture, - Russian WeLdinp,," Mis-
Annie Cusick; SCI bronze urns and mosiio AL,
nold caro- receiver, John Howard; silver fist