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CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. 2l.-
s.Devil Anse'' Hatfield, Of Logan
County. Of whom so much has been
said and written, arrived in Charles
ton last night and was taken 10
chargeby the L nited States author
tiles. This afternoon he was tried
and acquitted in the United States
court. on the charge Of violating the
internal revenue laws. Judge Jack
son Of the United States court
guaranteed that he would not I've
m0lessed en- route 20 his mountain
home aud he started for there to-
night. y conspiracy was uncaTthed
during that trial, showing that he
was to lie indicted in the federal
court so as 10 get him to Charlt aston,
where he could be arrested and
taken to Kentucky and turned over
to that State. He and his frienl Is
were all heavily armed and three
deputy marshals accompanied the
Marty 10 where they let the rail.
Five or six Of his relatives accom-
panied him 10 Charleston TO see
that he had ''fair shake" This
was the first time "Ansc" was ever
ARRESTED, although many murders
are charged to his account IL con-
nection with the famous Hatfield
Mccoy feud.
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Troubie In Tcxns.

WAsHINGTuS, Nov. u. - AttOr-
ney-GeneIal Miller has received a
long report from the United States
marshal for the Northern District
OF Texas regarding the difficulty OF
administering federal laws in con
sequence OF a feeling OF hostility
on the part Of certain State officials.
The trouble arose from steFs taken
10y the federal officers for the pro-
lection Of the four NARROW brothers,
held rs government witnesses. A
potion Of the community became
eNasnerated at these men and at
tenn: ted TO wreak summary venge-
anee upon them. As the Jail at
Graham IS not secure, the federal
officers started 10 remove them TO a
safer place. They had not proceeded
far when they were attacked 10y a
mob. Two Of the AIarlows were
killed On
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Ex-co@Mis5IoaEa TsRNrs
AGAIN TUaNsEUP.
The Officially of Administering
Federal Laws In Northern
Texas.
DISGUSTING PRIZEFIGHT AT
HAMMOND, INDIANA.
Capture OF tie Won Notorious
"peYil Ause'' IN Tes;
Virginia.
By telegraph TO tire EEws.l
FEOM THE CAPITAL.
Report From she Bnre=a o. Con.
strtictIcn.-Ta,ncr = 60.

A@NfNEh Eot-l ere huEEs-u OF Con-
>trUeticn.-Faancr = 60.
WAsHINGTO,;, Nov. gI.-Theo-
dore Wilson, Chief Of the Bureau OF
construction and Repair. has sub
miited TO Secretary Tracy yoluini-
nous report Of the operations OF CON
structiOn under the SUPERVISION OF
the bureau during the wear ending
June S9th, 1883, and estimate for
the coming fiscal year ending June
50th, 1881. The latter includes. for
sllaries in the bureau. sol $50: urg-
servation and completion Of vessels
on stocks, purchases Of materials.
stores anu all kinds Of labor i'm the
navy yards, etc, Sl,C01.G gQ; clerks.
etc, IN the navy ynrtis, Slg.gT2: i'm
proNement Of plant at New York
navy yards, 50, OJG; Norfolk navy
yards, SO, 200; Mare Island voryis.
san Francisco, SI5, 200; account of
hulls and outfits OF new ships here
toiore authorized 10y Congress, ST.
10000; improvement Of plant IT
Portsmouth navy yards. $50. OJ1: ut
Boston yards, S!51.OGI; at League
Island, Philadelphia, Sa51.08l; con
stpuction OF two tugs, SS1.OJG: con
struction Of one freight beat, $751;
900.
During the year ISSS-Sg The fol-
lowing expenditures were male:
repairs on vessels at navy yards.
$50, S5I; construction and repairs.
S11s,9i3; labor at navy yards aud
stations and material, SI41.gl5: civil!
Establishments, sl"s 925; steel cruis-
ers, S45,-S4; repairs Of vessels,
Sl20,l6i; increase Of the navy,
S53S, IL.
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Ccnccrnin- rnn-I,Iin.

CHICAGO. NOv.zt.-A man named
Martin came to Judge Mcdonnell
this afternoon AMI said that he had
knowledge OF great value 10 prisoner
COughlin, namely, that he (Martinl
had seen COughlin between 9 and 10
O'Clock on the night Of May 9Th at
East Chicago Avenue Police Sta
ton. He kept quiet about this be-
fore, because he did not want 10 be
mixed up in the case. but his con-
science would not allow him TO keep
silent longer. He will probably be
placed on the stand tomorrow.
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NATIONAL E0Nps.
The register Of the treasury. R0sc

The register Of the treasury, Rose
Grains, i'm his annual report, shows
that during the month 2i,51) bonds,
amounting to Si83, s94B51, were
issued, and s5,I94. representing
S2;I, slI, $50, were cancelled. The
total amount outstanding is SOB
I2S SO, Of which amount only $40,
30. $50 are held abroad. OF the
amount held at home, iaiividuals
and. trustees hold S332, SO, II2; in
suTauce companies, etc, So $4,000;
savinrs banks, mutual benefit ana
other institutions, SlTtSS1,0)1.
There are outstanding in .tue1slry
notes, certificates, etc, ISIS, $50,
very little Of which viii probably
ever be presented 70 the govsrumeut
for redemption, because lOss or de-
stroyed. The register makes num-
Der Of recommendation.
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posed similar instructions have been
sent TO The delegates TO the Interna-
tional Marine Conference.
srANLEY-s nirru
His E.eifer 60 fhe british Consul nj
Zanzibar.

LONDoN, Nov. 21.-The British
consul at Zanzibar telegaphs 10 the
foreign Office that Stanley arrived
at ApwaPwa the 55ih day after his
ueparturefrOm Victoria Nyanza. and
the lSSth day after leaving Albert
\ yanza. Stanley LEFT Alpwapwa on
the 18th, travelling toward the coast
by way OF kemba. Stanley made
an unexpected discovery Of real
value in iinling an extension Of
Lake Nyassa 10 the southwest,
which brings il within 155 miles Of
Lake Tansanyi!a. The area Of the
extension i 25,0J0 miles.
Stanley has with him 100 persons.
o. whom 200 are Emin's followers.
Stanley lost only Is men during the
march from Victoria NynnLa. He
had four days Of fighting near Usu-
kama.
Victoria Nyanza, Stanley says, is
1879 square miles larger than re-
ported By Spoke, whose statement
regarding the size Of the lake was
supposed 70 be an exnggeratiou.
Ujiii also, which Spoke 50 lightly
sketched, turns out to be a very
respectable lake, with populated
islands.
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F-.sc-= ..-rsrEoSG, e. F. CUMMINGS,
E-... Cashier.
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Ahcut Frcnel. liatrhe..

PARIS, Nov. cts-in the Depudcs
Leydett offered n motion in favor Of
allowing the free manufacture Of
matches. B5Uvier, minister Of fin
ance, wanted n withdrawal Of the
company's concession and 10 e-tab-
lish direct government monopoly.
This was defeated. AfterWaTd
Bowler wished to resign. but the
premier dissuaiei him.
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R %, 1889 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRITORY.


CHICAGO, Nov. =. - TOlman
Wheeler, one of Chicago's widely
known and wealthy men, died last
night, aged s. He has been fam
Gus for his gifts to charitable and
beneficent institutions, having dis
tributed over $500, 600 in this man.
ner during his life. 1t is under
stood he bequeatl!s that much more
for similar purposes.
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nnrtIerc,, Ev Co,ore,l Wen,

NEWARK, y. J. Nov. 2l.-Henry
Wuertman. aged "a, employed by
Dryer Bros. at their race track,
North Elizabeth, was murdered to-
night by some Colorgd men, also
employed there, one OF whom has
been arrested. Wuertman won con-
siderable money today, and it sup
posed robbery was the motive u uie
murder.
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a ForEer.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-Chas.
Z. WigtOn, secretary OF the Glamor-
gan iron company, was this after
noon placed under $500 hail to
answer 10 charge OF forgery pre-
ferrel by Pardee & company. IL Is
stated that Wigton admitted 10
altering tine dates upon 4 note for
$4,000. which is now in the hank.
The note was sold 10 brokers by c.
WistOn, president Of the Glamorgan
Iron company ami. father OF the
secretary. ~
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HARD TIME.

L0NDON, Nov. 2I.-Stanley, in q
letter 10 the British Consul a. Fan
Zibar, tells Of the hard time the ex-
petition has had and how many Of
the people have died of. South Of
Victoria Nyauza there was con-
tinuous fighting for four days. The
natives took anunaccOuntable preju-
dice against Eniu's people, insisting
that they were cannitals. Talking
was useless, rs any attempt 10 dis
prove their impression only drove
them into white heat rage, and in
their MAD hate they ilung them
selves on Stlnley's force and suffered
.evDrr 49,.
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BUILDING ROCK ar Sy4EsI OK
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Pearce Elected.

BISMARCK, Nov. q In joint ses-
sion today Gilbert a. Pierce was
formally elected United States sgua-
tor. lie made a graceful speech Of
acceptance. As soon rs the joint
assembly Dissolved, the johnson
men in the house attempted 10 force
a vote for the second senator, hut a
motion to adjourn prevailed.
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RAILROAD co,rnrxArroN.
Traffic Agreement Between the
Rock Island and santa Ee.

| CHICAGO, Nov. 2I.-It has come
TO light today that an important
traffic agreement has been made by
uIe Rock Island and Santa Fe routes
for the handling Of through traffic
between Chicago and all points on
the Pacific Coast. Dodge CITY,
kas.. is made the junction point.
BY this arrangement 4 line shOrte.
than any other from this city to all
California points south Of Los An
geles is created, while the distance
10 San Francisco is but DO miles
greater than via the Union Pacific,
and has the advantage OF heing 50
far south that il will never be block
AIDED by snow, and during the win
ter months through trains are ex-
pcCted to make better average time
than those on the more northerly
routes. The contract Is for a long
term Of years and Is even stronger
Than the Union Pacific and North
western agreement, and goes into
effect immediately, so far rs freight
traffic is concerned, and through
passenger train Service viii he e.
tablished as soon rs the necessary
arrangements are made.
THE FINAL DETAILS
Of the arrangement were furnished !
late this afternoon and the contract |
was duly signed by the proper OIL
GERS Of the interested companies.
BY the terms Of the contract the |
Rock Island and AtchiSOn bind |
themselves to tine operation OF q |
through line, to be known as the !
Rock Island and Santa Fe route. |
The agreement provides for the
handling OF all freight in through 1
Gals and on through bills, when the /
traffic originates east Of the Mi,sou- |
ii river or Pacific division Of the /
Santa Fe, TO MOjave, and thence
over the Southern Pacific 10 san /
Francisco. The Southern Pacific Is
pOwerless TO prevent the scheme, /
ewing 10 the perpetual contract OF
Atlantic r Pacific for the use Of the
Southern Pacific trucks. The agree
ment between the AtchisOn and
Rock Island provides that each road
shall give preference TO the
other in the interchange OF busi
ness, no matter what future al
iiances may be made by each other.
The signing OF the contract is de-
layed Several DAYS in order that 7
perfect understanding may be
reached on this point. The Santa
Ide people would not sign unit.
President Cable promised that what
ever treaty might be made with the
Colorado Midland, the Rock Island
would give the Atchison ear for car
on trauscontinentll business. The
Rock Island and Atlantic * Pacific !
are strong competitors between
Chicago and the Missouri river, and
also between Chicago and Denver.
The agreement does not affect their
relations In this respect, except that
It binds them to harmonious action
in all matters affecting rates. This
ensures n strong combination for
The maintenance Of rates in the
southwest.
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Pous,criS.s Answer.

ATLANTA, Nor. 2i.-PowdeTly
says OF the case alleged to be brought
against him 10y Caliashan, that il
grew out Of a newspaper attack upon
him, made by Callaghan, and prob-
ably instigated by MCGaw, recently
expelled from the Order. He also
intimatej the Reading railroad was
behind the charge.
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Cafarrh
CataYTI
HOODS sklshPARILLA
EnR SAFE

Sold by all druggists. 81. six for s. IRE
pared only by Z. J.. HOOD s CO, Apoihe.
caricH, Lowell, Mas.
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CnTCAGO, Nov. sI.-T. NJ. Bailey,
ex-s si..er OF the Security Loan and
Savings Bank, has iisaEpeared. He
is reported 10 have frGudulently Or
tlinrsl Money sad Jewels valued at
81 ,0J1. lie was recently isiharged
from the sank.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Charies r.
Flint, n Philadelphia importer, doing
n large business with Brazil, re-
ceived Z cable from Para this morn
ing rs follows: "Island rubber, $50.
50 and up-river rubber, S2l.5J; eX-
change, - Z. No political troubles nj
present. Fears OF serious complica-
lions"
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GERMANS Is nRAzIL.


LOSnOS, Nov. 2l.-The Berlin
correspondent Of the Chronicle says:
Hope IS generally expressed here, in
the event OF 4 split-up, that the
2011 Germans in Brazil viii ask FOR
German protection. Il Is not inn
probable an attempt viii be made,
with the help Of the colonial party
here, to secure a partial, If not com
plete, Independence.
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EiaIiclnn 2. Ncin,tnlcI.

LONDON, Nov. u. - DISPATCHES
from Samoa 10y way OF Sydney, y.
:. w, say MalietOa was reinstatel
amid great rgi0icings on the 9Th
inst, the British, German and
American agents recognizing Mali
CtOl rs king.
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RE-RATED CASES.

Secretsr.y Noble has had under
consideration for some time past the
question OF the re-rated pension
cases. and more especially the cases
of employees of-the bureau. 1t is
understood that such employees =
have been instrumental in having
.heir cases rerateG and increased
will be dismissed from the service,
and money so obtained be recovered,
if necessary, by legal process.
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NEW rOSTIAsTEES.

The President has appointed the
following pOstmssterS: John c..
Evans, Butte City, Mont; Nining
4. Cook, Boulder valley, Mont;
.Halou :. Neaough, Rock Springs,
Wyo.
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THE PENSION business.

Ex-CommissieneTs Of Tensions
Dudley and Tanner have formed n
co-partnership in the persi5a and
claims business. IL Is stated General
Alger has informed Tanner he Is
ready to render him whateyerfnan-
cial aid he may require.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. PA street
car continuing nine passengers was
struck by a locomotive this morn
ing, and Airs. Beall was instantly
killed. The other passengers es-
eaped with 4 shaking up.
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Fearful Storm.

New BURNE, y. C., Nov. ala
tremendous storm today demolished
Gray's pulp factory. One empioye
was Killed, another fatally injured
and eight badly hurt.
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nors ra,aIir rniured.

ToEoSTo, Ont, Nov. 2i.-Three
boys were playing with n can Of
powde. In 4 coal mine today, and
in some manner exploded it. Two Of
them We're fatally injured.N - 49,
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ERAzILIAN DELEoATEs.

DIR. Valento, minister from Brazil,
received this morning authority
from the provisional government
TO instruct the delegates to the inter
national American Coagrcss % con-
tinue to act FOR their cosntry IN The
sessions Of the congress. Il is sup
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RESIGNATION.

The Secretary Of theIntcrior has
requested and received the rcsi-us-
GOn Of II. 4. Phillips, chief Of the
middle division OF the pension
Office, one Of the re-ratedp pensioners.
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He Got OG.

TRONTux. Nov. 2l.-Andrew
Drumm, under arrest for forgery in
Kansas City, Nas discharged today,
10 one Appearing against him.
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CatarTi

Is 4 constitutional and rot . local discasc,
and therefore 1t cannot be cared by local
applications It requires q constitutional
remedy Ike Hoods Sarsaparil.a, Thich.
working through the blood. eraCicaies the
impuiiy which causes and promotes the
disease, and
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LION COFFEE
is selection OF
Moeha,Jaya and
Rio, properi
blended and is
conceded by all
70 make the
incest esp Of
Co5ee in the
land. a Bsauii-
ful Picture Card
in every Pack
ace. For Sale
eye-yWhs=e.ksk
your Grocer for
IT.
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TIE COMMODORE

presents a lengthy argument in
favor Of increasing the efficiency oil
the navy yards rs indicated i1 The
estimates, saying this great nation
should not closeany navy yards.
The report slys alter eight or nine
years there viii be no wooden ves-
sells remaining in active service. i
deficiency appropriation VIII be nee
eSsaiy In oruCr that the work ofeou-
struction end repair may be carried
on during the remainder Of the
present fiscal year without inter
ruptiOu.
The single turFetc,l-n,onit5rs are
sid 10 &c now ia 4 worse tasu t:s.-
less stateaDd thereIurt recommends
something be dune with them. To
put them into condition for efficient
service in harbor and coast defense
vii! cost it is estimated. SE5a.gll.
liner care thirteen Of these monitors.
Commodore Wilson calls aiter-
ton to the difficulty Of gcttig y
satisfactory bi.ls for the construe-
ton Of vessels when the cost is
limited blythe acts % thoIizir- Them
to Ice built Gud recommends that i'm
future the bureau Ice not crippled bv
such legislation. Wilh the
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MORRIS S
Popular Photos!
$ q AND - g
PER DOZEN!
CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

Tos VERY DESIRABLE LASD3
= Both Agricultural AID Grszns. Il
Northern Chihuahua, near Coloay DiAE.
For full particulars. apply to DzsEHz5
SEws OGce, o. ". Darby Johnson, ~.
Colony D,ar, Canton Galeana, Chihuahua
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COMPLETION or THE VESSELS

now under building and aupuoDri-
ated for, the United States viii
possess ten armOHVi y, ssels. thirteen
single-tu!retsd monitors. twenty.
one steel crliseB OF gGnh1ats. two
dynamite cruisers, a Practice cruise.
for cadets, an armo.eJ ram. one
first-cl2ss torpedo boat and sever
iron steamers. The work Of rebuild.
ing the navy is progressing very
satisfactorily land the results aeconsp,
lished during the rast six months
are q sufficient guarantee Of the De
aartment % advance the WORK with
the utmost raYidity. and Of ils
energy and success in the per-
formance Of the task. The vessels
already under contract and builC-
ing at the navy yaris are progress
ing favorahly, and some are rapidly
nearing completion.
The progress made upon the
armored cruiser Maine at the navy
yard ut New York deserves sueciai
mention. and Is very Creditable TO
that yard. II will thus be seen
that rs far as lies within its power.
the department is vigorously en-
deavoring to satisfy the popular dc
mand for establishing a navy
worthy Of the United States, and
commensurate Wit its importance
rs 4 maritime power.
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Dump Cart, Wagon, Two siills, One,
Stone Burrs. 81, Oss Iron Burrs, So
Brick Press, $50: Molasscs Nil Sc
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15
DAILY HERALD.
PERSONAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Abram F. Eddy, OF New
Bedford, Mass, are at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rose and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Salz, of San Francisco, are at the
Hollenbeck.
D DR.. G. J. Fitzgibbon and wife, of San
Francisco, arrived in town yesterday and
are at the Hollenbsck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Atwood, Mrs. II.
w. Atwood and Miss Burns, of Stoning'
ton, Conn, are visiting the city.
Mrs. j. w. Lonygear aud daughter, oi
Lansing, Mich, are visiting Southern
California and have rooms at the Hollen'
b eek.
MIR. Thomas Stackpole, the well-known
railroad caterer, who, with his wife has
been passing week or so in the city
left for tae North last night.
MIR. Dan Dsnnison, of Sacramento
who has been attending the spring meet.
ing with good financial results to himself
returned home on last nights train.
Messrs. Homer G. Katz, ]. G. Foy ant
J. r. Eckstrom have gone to San Rafael
to attend the session of the Grand Parlol
of the Native Sons, which will convene
to-dlv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15
NEWS NOTES.

Jacob Brundensheep was arrested yes
terday afternoon on the Cahuenga road
for battery.
Eight Cinnamon were captured yester-
day at fan-tan game on Marchessault
street and brought to the station.
James McCann disturbed the peace on
the corner of Main and Requena streets
yesterday afternoon and was arrested.
A meeting of the Central Committee
Cooperative Evangelistic Work will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church at
P. NJ. to-day.
The Rev. Mr.. Haskins addresses the
Ministerial Union at the Presbyterian
Church this afternoon at o'clock, on
'Some phases of the millennium ques-
tioa."
The City Council will meet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Several important
matters are to be considered, one OF
which is the placing Of an elevator in
the new City Hall.
The Turner's gave another of their
pleasant entertainments last night in
their hall on Spring street. There was
the usual large attendance, and every
thing went off merrily.
Transfers of real estate Saturday
amounted to $170,7S3, and we're 81 in
number. OF these 80 were for more
than 81 900 each, and 25 were for NOM
inal considerations.
The Social Purity League of Los An
geles will hold its regular weekly meet
ing this afternoon at 2 80 O'Clock, in the
parlors of the Fort-street M. E. Church,
for the purpose of reconsidering the con-
stitution, and the election of officers.
At the Fower Festival, on Wednesday
evening of each week, Roots cantata of
the Flower Queen will be given. Prof.
Willhartitz has kindly undertaken the
entire charge of these entertainments.
They are in the line OF his well-known
talents, and the best results are assured.
At 8 80 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Miss Sarah Cohn was united in marriage
to Mr.. Louis Antler at the residence of
her parents, No. 80 Bellevue avenue. A
large number of the friends and relatives
of both parties were present and wished
the happy pair most successful and
Joyous future.