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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01

James Howes, the hrick.maker, has &c.
cured locations on the Galisteo, about a
mile above Cerril.os, and il laying the
foundation work for the manufacture OF
fire brick from the extensive bodies OF
fire clay In that section.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01

Delicious golden dates, at Emmert's.
Dissolution OF Copartnership.
The firm of White, Giblin & Co., San
Pedro, santa Fe equity, N. NJ, has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Stephen c. White retaining the business
and assuming all assets and liabilities I'M
der the firm name OF S. G. White.
San Pedro, N. NJ, Dec. 81, 1889.
Best milk for sale by E. l.. Snowden at
III cents quart, to every one.
John Mccullough Havana cigsr, sc, at
Colorado saloon.
The finest figs in the land, at Emmert's.
E. L. Snowden keeps the only regis
tered Jersey bull in Santa Fe. Terms IS.
Tonight at Parker's.
Free chill con carne and bean soup.
Feed malt for sale at the brewery.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
Gold Drop silver prunes at Emmert's.
Milk l0c a quart; sc glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
Try the New MExICAN's new outfit of
material and machinery when you want
fine iob printing or blank hook work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01

costumes. are holding one Of those enter.
rainmcnts SO famous with the Venetian .,
il those early DAYS The scene is one ct
raudcnr. The sale OF reserved seats j.
lireaiy large i'Ha tickets are on sale g.
re and s dra- store and pa.ties intendir
il purchase ~i0utu yet rnnud early.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01

We have In stock a line of Toilet
Articles of every description;
also full line of Import
Ell Cigars & Imported
d California Wines
and Brandies.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01

Everybody admits we carry the
largest stock in the territory
IL our line, consequently
W. defy competition in
quality or in prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01
Evaporated cherries, pears, peaches,
raspberries and blackberries. at Emmert's
SUNDAY, FEB. 2.
Dinner Bill of Fare-4O cents.
Oyster Soup.
Lake Trout.

Oyster Soup.
Lake Trout.
Turkey with Oyster Dressing.
Roast Beef with Brown Gravy.
Boiled Venison With Green Peas.
Maccaroni and Cheese.
Shrimp Salad.
Potatoes, String Beans, Fried Parsnips.
Candy and Oranges.
Mince and Lemon Pie aud Cheese.
Pure cider vinegar, three gallons for 81,
at E. Andrews, Pala g avenue.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

TslP or ORSgRVATfoN.-ksV. T.
& knight, sUPeTinieiicui - the
Oregon Deaf N1fe ln>,i,Cts ht'T>e.
scSon T&nsei Is his 5SOchier, Miss
Lena, ~ill star, t. RsafrN fur an
extended E@~ie-n ir5p, cNing frst %
New Yors. y neoU Mss> Knight viii
join the NeW NorS Al League ard
remain ,luisg the cuming winter
and spring. Nj. Knight VII make
a tou- O. o.-s<rvStioa among some
of The pssf Mute institutes ~ the
Eastern states oA,isining plans oi the
buildings and grounds, the manner
OF conducting them and sOch other
information as ne considers vslDshlc
for the up-huiiding ~ Oregon's TO-
s,itutiou Of this character. Mr..
knight has ls0n7e3 Eealous'y - 60
tablish q good schco. in y hich The
afflicted ones could oa'sin education
and prac,icsl trainiss ios = success
fol independent battle n' i.ie. The
state has speni hut very little in iht>
cau-a. all the building, hayiuC been
put up 10y Mr. Knight and his p'l-
pills. and il seems 10 i-e iiHIe fnT THE
state TO provide larger aHd nl17e suit
able ones and 10 foster ~ ios.Iin-
.;., 81 -, ,,,fa~h r.ar,..-a T.s..-.~s SnS
importance
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26
Ordinance No. 1856.

An ordinance bill provid ,nr for the protec
zion Of public reWerS, the manner OF
max ing connection therewiih, and for
making IA record oi such conneciions.
BE IL ordained by the common council OF
the city uf salem
SECTION LII shall be- unlawful for any
person or persons TO ob,truct or in any
manner interfere with any public sewer
within the city OF salem, or to make con.
neciion Herewith without the written per
mission OF the city recorder.
sEGIlDN ANY person desiring such
connection, before making he same, shall
make application in writing Ia the record
er f'r "A permit therefor particularly de
scriDing the premises to be drained and
the point OF Junciure with said public
sever.
SEXTON S--The city recorder Is here.
by authorized to grant permits for such
connections, subject Ia such restrictions ~
10 the size and material NJ such connecting
pipe. the lusllipn NJ in4ps a. q the manner
OF dong the wOTK, a. the recorder and
committee on streets ana public properly
ulav deem necessary. And, when requested
ny said committee. he shall require from
'neapliczsni ~ bond or other security sui
hcient IN amount 10 indemnify the ciiy
against loss or dainHge resulting from HE
careiessnes,. Imperfect work or mate
rial, or failure 10 comply with the
Terms of the permit or NJ THIS ord nance
SEt'TlDN 4 The person obtaining such
permit shall make the connection therein
Ecu III Win It's terms,
nbner the supervision of the street com.
missioner a. provided in ordinance i74: he
snail cause the portion oi the street or
alley disturbed by him To be placed la
good condition; and notify the recorder IN
writing OF the completion Of the work that
a record may be kept Of such connection
SECTION 5--The recorder shall make a
record, In a suiiab b"ok, OF all connec.
lions heretofore made with the public sew.
ers OF the city. and such as may be here
aiier made under the provision OF this or.
dinnnce, showing the location, size and
material OF the connecting pipe. the point
~ Jnnclure with the public sewer, and the
name Of the oer-on or persons 10 whom
ine permit was granted together with the
Time when such connection was made and
; hall make such otner record relating
lnereto ss said committee may direct
SECTION g. Any person violating any
~ he provisions Of sections ! or 4 OF this |
ordinance. shall upon conviction thereof.I
before the recbrder, be fined in a sum not
exeefding my dollars. A true copy.
hHesl;l l.. +, CONN,
Recorder. |
Passed the common council August 7th, |
50, and approved by the mayor AuSusi |
~, $50 GEO. ILLIAAis, Mnyor. |
naiem, Oregon, Sept. 18th, 1850.
'-H-ot L.F, CONN, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26
fHg STATE FAIR.
Salen - sees By the Dallas 0h~er-
yef-A City s6 Prasrees.

The state tsir NJ salem for 1890 bss
hsd its session and in many Respects
it vas . very successful meeting.
The attendance OF people was larger
than for years. exhibit in the psvil-
ion contained ssme new features and
wxs good, the agricultural imple-
ment department, though NOT ~
well filled Sc NJ some former times,
was well arranged, the poultr, and
stock show would have done credit
TO any state fair. The races always
attract plenty OF attention, and snnle
clever trotiing spd running was
witnessed. The state fair Is q source
OF good to those who improve the
opportunity; in the pavilion ssversi
county exhibits Of their fruit, vege-
tables, grain. grasses, etc, were cred
liable, and especially did the display
made by the State Agricultural
College Experiment Farm nj Cor
Wallis, claim much attention. There
b no better way Of advertising than
the opportunity the fair affords, and
we regret that Polk county did not
make better use OF this chance 70
show that abe IL not behind in the
procession, but right along in the
front for production OF the best agri-
cultural products in the state. The
management did their work well
and nothing went wrong to mar the
pleasure Of those present Salem is
making rapid strides in the way of
improvements, with her first-cla-s
hotels, and her street car lines ex-
tending in every direction and to the
fair grounds, gives ample sccommo
dation to the visitor for sight seeing
In every part Of the state an interest
and pride should be taken in the
State Fair,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

SHOULD NOT BE ALLOwED.-It liz
no uncommon thing 10. freight
trains while switching ears in the
vicinity Of the cannery to leave three
or four Of them standing across the
street ear track and general high
way on Twelfth street as much as
fifteen minutes at time, resulting
In much delay and annoyance.
Such was the case again yesterday
afternoon, when the street cars and
other vehicles were kept on either
side of the track awaiting the pleas
ure ef the switchmen. 1t seems
there is law Oh this subject and il
the violators were made to feel its
force a few times the effect might
be salutary.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

THE CSIvERsITy.-The JOURNAL
does DO, believe in encouraging .
feeling OF false security. no more
than il believes III sounding an un-
secessary alarm. II does not be-
lieve there Is any immediate or seri-
ousiy prospective danger Of the
Willamette university being moved
away from here, for here are its trs-
iitions, its pleasant memories, its
stalpchest friends, its native home,
the cradle ot lis nurture. II has
been advertised with Sslem in every
pamphlet that has been sent abroad
and ls known the world over az a
part OF Salem, and its removal from
here would perhaps be rs great an
injury to the institution as it would
be to the city. But the deiusion
should not be nursed that the cove
nants Of the deed published are suf
ficient to hold the University here
by reason Of removal causing n
forfeiture Of the property. The
wording OF the deed does not war
rant any such conclusion and if i,
did there are many WAYS toevade il.
so let Salem people place no con-
fidence in that line of reasoning, but
keep their eyes open and when it be
comes necessary TO do something it
should be done promptly and uni
;edly. The JOURNAL may conclude
TO give more light on the title to the
property In tc-morrow's issue.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

ALBANY MAN ARREsrKp. The
Democrat hss the following account
OF an arrest made there: Last even
ing Deputy [. s. Marshal Miller ar-
rived In Albany from Portland,
hunted np David L. Crowder and
and arrested him. Mr.. Czowdes
came to Albany last fall, and worked
for g. l.. Blackmsn awhile, after
ward accepting . position ss traveller
for wholesale drug hous~. The Of
fense for which he was arrested
vas Committed in Kansas, wbere
81 indictment e awaiting him;
just what its nature Ia, is Dot
known for certSip. In 1855 Crowder
was prscsicing law, working in .
drug store and haDting up mail rob
tiers all at one time. As attorney
he defended one McGruder Tor rob
berry. During the trial the fact came
out that Crowder had tried to bribe
the prosecuting witness Wilson to
oe absent from the trial. offering
him $50, doing 80 on behAlf OF his
client. He was sfterward arrested
for bribery, convicted and sentenced
10 one months Imprisonment in
The county jail and to pay 3 fine Of
$50. He appealed the Case and 1t
Was argued in the higher court and
the decision Of the lower court sue-
;sined. Crowder cl,imed that his
nbject in offering the money was to
hold Wilson for mail robbery that
ne had been working up; bot the
court said tina; Crowder's testimony
was so conflicting ths, he undoubt-
--dly was guilty a. charged. The
case il reported in the Kansas re
ports of 1889. 1t is undestood that
she present arrest is IN connection
with the old case, hut in jus; what
form cannot be learned. He will he
taken to Kansas at once
.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

BRIIGE WoKK--lls- Holman
and Mr.. Bates, O. tls c7utr4c,n-s W
the Willamette stce. pa { y. we've IN
the city la-i night anl ihi> forenoon
They AsSure-i = JovsNAL 7essorier
that work on ihe bridge would "
resumed now il very few days-
jus, ~ som A. ceIDcut could he uts-
rained here. There was nol 3 ba-rel
of cement n Portland and ship
which arri we'd al Astoria few days
ago loaded with il. was compelled io
lighter there t-efa-e coming M The
COLUMBIA Mr. BATES has been 81
pointed administrator of the de-
ceased Mr. Adlsr's estate and there
will ne no trouble II l. safe 10 say
that 10y Wednesday next the
work viii tseglr 20 bum again.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

PASTHERs.-Ifr there is anything
yoa want and don't zee it around
Salem, just call for it, and the news
papers will furnish II. II Salem
cannot, some outsid papers can.
The Walls Walls paper says: .'Sa-
lem has been q town for over forty
year, and q generation has passed
70 ths voiceless majority since the
first furrOws were run in the sur
rounding fields. Church bells and
school Lells have been pealing from
her beifries for near half century.
There are grsndfalhers and grand
mothers in that vicinity who at-
tended the schools tbereaDouis.
Yet, old as is the settlement about
the capitol, on last Friday night
panther with gleauiing eyes and
scalp-raising voic-, chased John
Fletcher half a mile 10 house
where there were some women and
children. For three or four year,
this animal has been heard at inter
walls" A JOURNAL reporter inter
viewed Mr.. Rob't Ford who former
ly lived on the Luckiamute and has
killed u panthers in Il year,. He
says a panther is seldom or never
found in q valley. They live in tie
None have ever beel
seen near Salem that be knows of.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

A WORTHY CAUsE--The enter
tainment to be given by Miss Ames
in the university chapel next Wed
nesday evening is certainly for a
worthy cause. The entire proceeds,
whatever they may be, are to De de-
voted to the library fund OF the uni
versity. While they have a fair
library there now, it is not what it
should lie by considerable. The
students cannot fad tine ready refer
ence there that should be Kept in
school OF the standing Of Willamette.
The library has received some valu-
able donations in the last few years,
and every one should take advan-
tage Of this opportunity to aid in
putting some much needed works
IN the library.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

DIsAGREEABLE VIsIToEs.-If the
crowd described by the Albany Her
aid il the following item should
come TO Salem, it il safe 10 say they
will either behave themselves ~
have sad experience: "The. city is
being p.stered by crowd Of gypsies.
Yesterday afternoon a party Of them
visited q prominent citizens r-s;-
dence,and alter soliciting old clo,h hes,
etc. attempted TO kiss lady who was
visiting, but WAS prevented nom
doing 50. In the meantime it is no,
improbable that some o. the young.
er members of the tribe were in the
back yard purloining clothes from
the line"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26
Blacking brushes only Is cents at
Crissman's and 10 cent store.

THANKS BRETHEES.-The Port
land World has the following gen
erous mention Of our city. salem
has emerged from the State Fair in
fine condition, and covered herself
with glory. All who visited that
city durisg fair week speak in the
highest terms nf the entertainment
given them by the citizens
Of Salem and all express
surprise at her rapid growth.
That city is showing more life than
ever before iu her history. and is
pushing night ahead. Real estate
has advanced at great rate, aud
none need feel doubtful about :ll-
vesiing there.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

a CARD THAT WILL INTEREST
ALL THE LADIEs.-COmmencing
tomorrow, the 25th, and con;inu-
ing through the 18th and following
days ! will give my GRAND OPEN
ING of Fall and Winter millinery.
You are invited to visit my estab-
lishment and inspect the display
aud register your names and get
nuhbers for the free drawing Of the
PREMIUM hat, the same to take
place al : p. In. on Monday. the
18th. CHAs. CALVERT, 54 Com
mercisl street. s-24-Sd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

MUSICAL PRoGgAA-This even
ing at S o'clock, from the band
stand in Wilson Av.thesecond Regi-
ment band will render the follow
ing program Of choice selections.
and everybody is invited TO enjoy IL:
March, Concentration, Robinson;
overture. Buds aud Blossoms,
Wallace; cornel sJlo. "Remen-
brauces Of Switzerland Liberati,
]. NJ. Ccomer; overture, Bandit
enstreiscbe,' suppe; waltz, La
Getana," BuscaloOse; overture,
''Stratbmore," Bennett; march,
"Hot Shot" Robinson.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

"a NIGHT OFF. THE Salem
Amateur club reproduced their com
edy play, "A Night Off," at Gervais
last night to q packed house. All
the seats in the hall were occupied.
~ WAS all the available standing
room. The audience was more than
delighted and speak in the highest
terms Of Sslem's dramatic talent.
The company purpose going TO ID-
dependence some time next week to
entertain the people OF that burg
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26
LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat, Det g. cents per ba.
Hnp-. active: 81 cents per ID.

\EEIr> OF * a. lAATH COUNTY
Mr.. : +. CrsnS;ou. & promiD, d
citizen and attorney 81 Linkviile,
arrived IN The cIsn Yesterday scS>nm-
panied 10y Mrs- Crsns;On aDd thre
grandchildren. Nr- and Mrs.. c
went TO Por- land this morning ano
from tbeuce to Spokane Falls for
sbort visit with relatives, after
which they VII re,UrD bere snr
visit with tbeir Gsughte-, Mrs B. !.
Sn2rp, and o;be- relatives il ihi>
courty- \ JOURNAL reporter asked
Mr.. Crzns-on what the p-iucipa
legislative demands o. hlamstb
coUpfy would e The coming winter.
S.d hs SSH they would Ike 10 hav,
some z-rxc EeDe-f made whereby
The unSold state lands could ne sold
81 reduction from the present -
s4bIisbed p-ice. SIS au acre H
SAVE al the r,eilsr lands have b-eu
lAkeu Up FDd what remains
viii not be bought al that price
for several years, but if il
were graded according 10 quality b
81, IS cents 81 csuts, etc, per acre il
would he taken m, then the county
and state would derive some beuefii
from its taxation. He thinks there
should te commission appointed to
look over these lands snd sppraiss
them in accordance with the theory
suggested. He think. also. the legisls-
rure should memorabilia congr-se to
havethe Indian reservation surveyed
into sections and that a petition II
that effect will be sent in. NJ
Cranston says that klamath country
IL reasonably PROSPEROUS this season
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

Is THE FALL.-In the spring the
young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts of-well, light subjects
AT this season it il very apt TO revert
TO light OvercOats. There are several
"uew wrinkles" in these garments,
and as usual in matters Of dress
there is nothing new under the sun
that Johnson, Boothby 4 Co. do not
carry the biggest, s,ylishest and
cheapest stock Of goods in the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26
Awarded riFsl Pfenian.

When in salem at the state fair ell
the sights should he taken In by
visitors. The wonderful variety and
finish Ofthe salem WOolen Mill Cos
goods at their new store on Com
mercisl street 10 attracting crowds
right along. A new lot Of soft silk
finish ladies' dress fiannels in all the
most fashionable shades just dis
played. div.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

Don't FORGET HIN.-While you
are keeping in view the services Of
those who contributed TO the sue
cess of the late state fair, you GER
tainly ought not 10 forget the earn
est services of Mr.. J. q. Wright, ID
that committee. As d member of
the State Board Of Agriculture, he
was appointed a special agent for
the board 10 assist in securing L
collection for the fair which should
be creditable to the society, and a.
such agent his efforts have been
earnest aud uEtir,ng. / wish We
had plenty of men in Salem with
his public spirit and honest de-
votion to the interests OF Salem and
the state fair. SUBSCRIBER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Two good Office rooms for rent In
the Postoffice block.
F. y. Gilbert came up from the
metropolis this morning.
Architect c. A. Robert took the
morning train for Portland.
A crusade agains; gamblers is un-
der way al Port Townsend.
W. A. Wash, editor of tine Polk
county Itemizer, is in the capital
city to-day.
Maj. Frank E. Hodgkin started
out this morning for business trip
TO The Dalles.
6upt. T. &. Perkins, OF the salem
Iron works, is doing business in
Portland to-day.
A friend Of Oregon industries has
. paper on the state fair manage
ment in this paper.
DR.. E. r. Irving died at La
Grande. His death was caused 10y
prolonged dissipation, covering q
period Of several months.
To day is pres day at the Port
land Exposition-a day when that
institution hopes TO get 8 large
amount Of free advertising.
Mr.. James s. FELTON,, the county
agent for the genuine Stanley book,
came over from Corvallis to-day.
and will finish can WASHING the coun-
ty.
Lieut.. F. =. Fremont. sta,iOued
ii Fort Smelling, Mimi, denies that
his mother or sister has ever been in
want, and CLAIMS that ne SUPPORTS
them comfortably.
The following Salem students are
enrolled At the Monmouth State
Normal school: Cecilia Higiey,
Kate Pooler, Mamie l.. Stanton,
Frank Stanton, Albert Fulkersou.
E. M. Waite aud J. H. Albert
have been appointed by President
Wright TO represent the Salem
board Of trade at the stale conven-
ton OF boards Of trade delegates at
Portland Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. S. Downings, ,uperintend-
ent Of the Oregon state prison, has
been q very sick man the past few
days al his home on East State
.treet, but his friends will be pleased
10 hear that he is improving nicely
to-day.
Mr.. Frank L. Willman, the fresco |
artist who has been such q popular
workman here the past Is months, |
started to-day for his old home in /
where he will visit six /
months and then return to the 1
,oast.
Mrs. w. II. ByaIs and children
Look yesterday afternoons train for
Portland, where they will make
heir home during Nr. Bvafr' oc-
:upaDcy Of the surveyor generals
office. Mr.. Byars mother, who
Tas visiting here from douglas
county, will finish her visit at Port
aud.
Quite y crowd gathered at the de-
pot Monday afternoon to see off for
salem, Oregon, Mn. Ed. Burton
nd family. They left at s:52, via.
ne Rock Islands Albert Lea Route
or st. Paul, Mimi, where they took
he Northern Pacific for Portland,
.oing through without change, ex.
'epting TO reach the latter place FIJI.
lay morning. Marseilles, ILL.,,
'lai ndealer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

LUhBER.--Contraetors and par
ties contemplating building, should
not fail 10 call on ]. +. jacobson for
estimates ON rough and dressed lum-
ber. Yard and Office near agricul-
tuypl w0rks. e-..6-e o d-tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

RETURNING THEA.-The Oregon
Land Co. returned. the cars Of the
MulrnOmah Street Railway Co. this
morning, after they had been thor
Oughly cleaned up. The cars have
been Of great service 10 the coui-
pany here as well as to the people of
The city and the state fair, yet the
transportation service between the
city and the fair grounds was not
what it should have been. Justice
was not doue the fair nor the city,
though the street car company did
al in their power and deserve COM
mendation for their efforts. The
Agricultural society nor the
city should stop short OF the South
err Pacific company running excur-
sion trains, not only between Salem
and Portland. but to all points in
Southern Oregon, and instead Of the
receipts being SIS, 900 they should De
$4,000. Tie fair must eventually
come TO that and it should not ne
later than next year reaching il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26
katiee

Notlee
TO the public Of salem and vicinity:
| hereby mos; respectfully announce
that / have reopened my dyeing and
cleaning work in the same place. 1s3
Commercial street, where shall be
glad to receive your calls.
Youp respectfully,
ALFRED wALDEMAR NELSON.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-26

CONGRATULATIONS William G.
Nesmith was married near Dixie.
Polk county. Wednesday, to Miss
Georgia Clark. Mr.. Nesmith's
numerous Salem friends will unite
in wishing him and bis bride long
years of happiness.