New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
WEDDINGS.

Tor some time Miss Annie Lyle Bradley and her
mother OF Lexington Ky. have been guests of the
Hotel Barthold at Twenty -thrdst. and broadway.
Yesterday morning W. :. Barnes. also OF Lexington,
lang known TO the racing world as the Blond Adonls
~ the Turf, arrived at the st. James Hotel on I'M
nor,nt busincss. lie usually visits New York in the
racing season. and his coming then causes no sur
nrise but his rather unexpected appearance at this
period gave rise to no little comment. To tell the
truth IL occssioned some chatting. the lonngers IN
the hotel Hobbies. most of whom were friends OF long
standing suspected something. In the afternoon their
most alarming suspicious realized for at O'CLOCK
Mr. Barnes and Miss Bradley met in parlor OF the
rim Avenue Hotel and in the presence of handful
Of relatives and friends married by the Rev Dr.
John Hall. of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian 'hurch'
After the ceremony the bridegroom took his bride 10
the ST. James Hotel. The couple will spend their
honeymoon in the East. visiting Boston, fhii-
adclpha and Baltimore after which they will return
10 Lexington.
Mrs Barnes is daughter of the Unknown banker
Thomas Bradley who died few years ago. she was
q reigning belle in her native state. Mr. barnes came
into prominence as the of the Melbourne stable
racing for several years an extensive scale. Ho
sold his racing establishment year and half ago
and retired from the turf TO cOnfine hlhsen n'o'c
closely to his legitimate busness-that OF dis'er'
He is now one of the largest distillers in KENTUCKY.
report that he intends returning TO the tl Has Dcch
put in circulation, but there is no truth III IT,
report published yesterday that George >
Coe IT, Of Englewood y. J., was married III broo'-
lyn on Wednesday, by the Rev. Dr. Henry NJ. Booth
10 Grace simpson Brown, daughter OF Theodore Browh
also of Encewood and it ntimated that there was
something mysterious about the match because none OF
the parties 10 1t lived in brooklyn. Mr.. Coe attracted
some attention by his encounter at Englcwood some
time ago with a burglar. who was detected by MN IN
the act of robbing "a schoolhouse. The robber shot
Mr. Coo. whose life was dcsparcd of for some time
george ; COe, president OF the American ENchalee
National Bank who is an uncle OF the brlueErooin'
said 10 a reporter yesterday " Mrs. COe mas Nll III
Ir0oklvn for time with her grandmother Mls.
Simpson owing the recent death OF the latter MIS-
Coc preferred be married in BroOklyi rather thdh
at home. The officiating clergyman was the heN.
DR. Henry NJ Booth. of Enslewood, y. ). MY HePhe"
is now on his wedding tour CO.
Philadelphia March 20.-Miss Annie Bruncr Oooh-
man. a daughter of the late Rev. Alfred Cookindi, ol
the Methodist Episcopal Church in TINS Guy was
married last evening Schureman lialsteau OF Nc"
York. The ceremony. which was private, loon piaVo
at the home of the brides mother NO loS' Naildre
ST. the officiating clcrgymcn being the Kew: fran'
X Goldman OF Ilackensack. y. j., ana the KEY, W.
Wilherforce Goodman. Of NorristOwn PENN, Dfo,,ers
of the bride The bride given away by her cluv>u
brother George e.. Goodman, while her sister, Mlss
MARY Goodman. acted maid Of honor, GllDert
IalStcad of Chicago best man: Alfred 'oohInah,
Robert C. Goodman. = f. Clark and George SUES Nri,
ushers reception to friends OF the newly ihdilleu
1onDle followed.