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The daily critic., 1890-07-02
Az Unexpeeted NomInatIon.

Congressman Ray of the Twenty
fourth Pennsylvania district was unex-
pectedly defeated for denomination
yesterday, Colonel Andrew Stewart Of
Fayelte capturing the prize on the
third ballot. He only had two votes
on the first ballot, his own county be-
ing opposed 10 him, as the delegates
had been chosen by the Quay faction.
He is the son of the famous Tariff
Andy" Stewart, who represented the
district forty three years ago, and, as
he is exceedingly popular, may save
the district to the Republicans.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
MRS. CLEvELAND'S MAIL.
It Is FILLED with Letters from All
Sorts OF People

From he Nec Tott World.
Mrs. Cleveland's mail has not suffered
any diminution since she left the White
House. How dear she Is to the women
and the school girls Of America is best
expressed in the notes and cards that
continue 10 come from the North
South and West filled with "sorrow
that she could not have remained, and
hopes prayers and good wishes for
her return next time The sincerity
and genuineness of these expressions "
admiration Is found In the addresses
and full names Of the fair writers The
begging letters are simply countless,
ard the GudaCity of the sCribblers in.
credible.
Her interest Is invited % unpaid poll.
Cics, expiring leases, forcCloscd mort.
pugCs and overdue rent, 20 sick chill.
dren, unemployed men and women, am.
bilious and impoverished students
artists and specialists, and asylums,
homes, churches, schools and societies
Of every creed, character aud need.
Autographs, jewels, personal property,
book Americana, plate, china. wear
ing apparel and decorative art works
are offered for purchase OF disposal, and
inventors and designers Of every i'm
aginablo article Of toilet. household and
mechanical use appeal 10 her for inllu-
ence OF financial assistance.
The autograph hunters are legion,
and then there are those contemplate
busy ladies who hunt up disagreeable
paragraphs and send them TO her pasted
on the back Of postal cards.
Mrs. Cleveland Is too sensible TO allow
these intrusive letters TO annoy her, and
too wise 70 pay any attention 10 the
frivolous ones, II Is, however, worthy
of note that reduced 10 currency the
postage OF these aimless letters would
amply pay for the lady's gloves, shoes
and slippers.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
GranIte SO RepubIIeans-

The New Hampshire Republican
State committee yesterday fixed up
Concord as the place for holding the
State convention on September n. The
Congressional convention will be held
on September II aud rs al Concord aud
Laconia The resignation of the chair.
man, Hon. j H. GaliingeF, was ac-
Cepted and Hon } b. Smith elected to
fll the vacancy Hon T. q. Henry
was chosen member of The Republican
National Committee. Senator Chandler
made a speech, predicting the passage
of tLe Federal Election bill
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

Yesterday Governor Abbott OF New
Jersey announced his list Of members
Of the county boards Of registration in
accordance with the ballotTeform law
passed recently. Ten members from
each Of the leading parties are selected
They must organize within two weeks
and appoint for each voting precinct a
board, whose duty it viii be 10 make a
house-to house registration Of all the
voters In the State
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

An interesting political debate took
place at Arcadia, Fla, yesterday be-
tween Colonel w. d ChipIey aud Sen.
ator Call, in which the former made a
number of sensational charges against
the Senator lie alleged among the
fifty six charges that he preferred That
Mr. Call was incompetent, a demagOgue
and had received money for making
speeches In a political campaign Sen
ator Call made q general denial aud
made counter charges alleging that
Cbipley was in q conspiracy to rob the
State of several millions Of acres Of
public lands.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
Pension Claimants at the city Hail

The men and women who have
crowded the Office Of Clerk Meigs Of
the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia for the past two days were
augmented this morning The strain
upon the clerical force Of the office has
been SO great that relief became neces-
saTy. At about 1920 O'Clock Major
Williams announced 10 the crowd 10 The
corridor outside the Office that President
Harrison had signed the bill, which had
been approved BY Commissioner Raum,
that their pension papers could be at
tested by any notary public or magis
tTste IN the city. This had the effect Of
thinning out the crowd, but quite a
number went into the clerks office.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

Us AS EDITORIAL article iu Tuesday
edition of our esteemed contemporary tle
Ftsk We ina this leUlieTlug statement
-Iu he meantime Ar. Blaine has moo
changed He hls % least been consistent.
Alle he Faf believed Linn wrong dilqeu
years aEol 3 his opposition 30 Federal con-
uQi e believes him right now.
Ile EfeIenle Lere suggested .s tlst the
Eet has been Inconsistent HlIle Ar
Elaine's attitude has remained aashakep.
ahat however. Is DOS shat We referred 10 as
heHEleHlg Reference Wad made 90 -le
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

Building permits were issued to-day
10 Emmert & Heisley. one three-story
and basement brick, 1895 @ street north
west, to cost $4,000; ID. M. Austin,
two-story and basement frame dwelling,
Good Hope road, to cost 500; A.
Schwartz, two. story addition to 239
Massachusetts Avenue northwest, to
cost 500; J. G.. Slater, one story brick
Office, 6i4 Pennsylvania Avenue south
east, to cost 5000; T. NJ Hasslip, one
three. story brick, GIG ID street north
west. to cost 81. 1000.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
LOOKING FORWARD TO 'oa.
FIRsT GUN or TIE CAMPAIGN FIRED BY
gpVEuNOU TTTT

FIRsr GUN or TIE CAMPAIGN FIRED BY
GOVERNOR HGLL.
INDIANAPOLIS, ISD,, July 2-Among
Democrats here there Is a feeling that
the first gun Of the campaign for the
Democratic Presidential nomination in
1892 was fired by Governor Hill In his
speech to the Hendricks Club last night
The most prominent men IN the party
who are here to-day say there Is no rea.
son why Hill should not be In the Presi
Dental race, that he has proved himself
popular. and there Is no question about
his capacity OF his acceptability with
the party In New lOrk.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

From re Asc York sun.
Mark Antony owed The First Citizen
S borrowed al Rochester
Friends, Romans COuutrymeu and
lovers said lie at Buffalo. lend me
your ears
Not ul Tlu pay me the lFeTs j
Wen O. Ietarted Tie First Citizen.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

A largely.altended meeting Of the
Malone Virginia Republican Associa-
lion was held last night Resolutions
C0udemuing The display Of Confederate
flags al Richmond, rejoicing IA The
seating Of John M. Langston and i'm
doIsiug The Federal Election bin were
adopted
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

is most distressing not only 20 the person
afIlted 4 he have auy pride, 1uL tc those
W.ll HL1m be comes iu contact ITO is a
delicate matter 10 speak Of bud 90 has
parted u1t only friends but lovers. BAD
breath and catauh are in6epaalle. ur.
sa-e's latlrrh Remedy cures lle worst
-all6 = thousands can testify.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
surreon.eenerai Hamiiton,s rrIp.

Surgeon. General Hamilton Of the
Marine Hospital Service, who will rep
resent his bureau at the International
Medical Congress at Berlin in August,
will sail on July 16. The Secretary Of
the Treasury has also commissioned
Dr Hamilton to make inquiry relative
TO the present methods Of embarkation
and transportation Of emigrants, aud to
visit the principal ports In Europe
where emigrants embark so as 20 exam
Inc the administration of quarantine
laws and TO inspect all the civil hos
pitalg
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

The Republican Congressional cor
feuees Of tie Twenty nth Peuuyl-
yania district took ten ballots yesterday
without making a nomination. There
IS no telling what The outcome viii be,
but Tie adjournment taken some DAYS
ago iu the interest 0f C0ngressmau
Townsend who Is Quay candidate.
has not helped lhal gentleman
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
The Mount Vernon
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
on and after JUNE I. 1880, the new iron and
CHARLES MACALEsFER,

AnAhLEo MAAALE1AEMr
viii leave her wharf, foot OF SEVENTH ST.,
for MOUNT VERNON and MARSHALL
HALL as follows:
For MOUNT YERNON-Eye day except
sunday at 10 a. m and ESQ D. IN, returning
al and 5;i5 ?. m. Passengers can remain az
MOUNT VERNON until second boat leaves u
desired. Fare, round trip, 81. including ad-
mission 20 the Mansion and Grounds Ele-
ant cafe on ne boat, Meals and lunches
seryed promptly, Mount Nerr on Guide
books can he procured on the boat
For MARSHALL HALL-same as MOUNT
VERNON schedule for week days.
ON SUNDAYS az II a. N, 230 and ,. M
returning az 2. $50 and Q p M.
On FRIDAYS aud SATURDAYS, Special
Moonlight Excursions down the river 10
INDIAN HEAD, touching az MARSHALL
HALL going aud returning, leaving Washing
ton az GO p. N, reaching city on retura at
io M.
Meals ard lunches az all times az MAR
SHALL HALL Restaurant.
Fare 20 MARSHALL HALL and return, .
cents on any uipi children, between and is
years, lj cents.
Tie popular and reliable steamer ~. ".
C0RCORAN Will make her river landings a.
far down as GLAMOhI, landing az MAX
SHALL HALL going and returning. leaving
her wharf daily except sunday at 10 q, IN
returning az p. m Round trip. 25 cents.
sunday trips 0f the W. ~. CORCORAN 10
MARSHALL HALL viii be announced
Weekly. See advertisements
For charters Ui steamers MACALEsREh
and CORCORAN for either MOUNT VERNON
or MARSHALL HALL apply % j. J.. BLAkE.
Captain, on steamer, 1u3.u
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
A TradItIon of the Pn.t

FfoH ne IFcftftHet H0HfuHts
The exuayagance Of the Senate on
the silver question does not give any
ground for hope that IL will offer any
barrier to pTohibltiye tariff or Federal
election laws. In its present condition
Senatorial conservatism, like Senatorial
courtesy, is only a historic tradition.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

Hon p s. Post was reuluiuated by
lie Republican convention Of tie
Tenth Illinois district yesterday.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

FfaH t.s hIcliH IlHs7.
When you See an American citizen
these days WLo cares nothing t0T TIE
newspapers and looks With serene eoa-
tempt gu our muddy streets you can
ben lc las & ticket fQT Europe 70 his
pocket
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
ludlsy, Quay, Davenport, aud MIlsII

tf0m ne ihdHy ErpTsss.
The Republican leaders are engaged
in an effort to preserve the Republic by
protecting the ballot box from the de-
signs Of men whose practices are calcu-
lated 10 undermine Republican institu-
ti0ns.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

Philadelphia this afternoon on a Penn
sylvania train near Delano, aud was Sc
verclv beaten with Blackjack The
gang are said to be followers of
Wallace.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

PHEaleH FL Hensey Of the Metro
pClitan police force has been pro
noted 10 the second class, vice G.. W.
O.Ncill resigned. and David j Langley
appointed % be a first class private.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
without BACK Talk.

From ne -iHIHtl G0HsfitFfiO
The present Administration, says
The Chicago Inter OcsaH. is not much
en- the talk. But 10 1892 II will be
very much on the walk.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
THE OBJECTIONS WILL NOT AVAIL.
Civii-Service Examiner Rose VIII No
Be Disturbed

Civil-Service Examiner Rose VIII Not
Iie Disturbed.
The objections that have arisen in
certain quarters in Baltimore against
the appointment Of Mr., John c. Rose
to the local board Of civil service exam.
liners are based upon the fact that IL
was not made from among the official
family of Postmaster johnson. Mr..
Rose Is strong civil service reformer,
and was one of the census enumcrttors
appointed by Superintendent Porter.
The Civil. Service Commission appoint.
cd Mr. Rose rs one of the local civil
service board Of examiners for the rea.
son they thought his appointment voll
guarantee the utmost fairness iu the
election Of all eligiblCs 20 position. IRE.
spCciive of party affiliations. Tpcy
think they have the right man IN the
right place, and the objections that have
bccn raised 10 his appointment will not
be considered.
AZ indianapolis the same course was
pursued as In case Of Mr.. Rose. when
MCssTs, Fishback and Butler. the one
an examiner In chancery aud the other
a clerk In the Supreme Court, both of
them strong civil service reformers.
were appointed 10 the local board of
civil service examiners.
Postmaster Johnson Of Baltimore, Il
Is said, is acting squarely and fairly In
his appointments, and selects them By
their standing ON the eligible list.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
AMuSENENTs


HH. Vt 8. Iinafore.'
AT the urgent solicitation Of a large
number Of patrons the management has
decided to continue the opera season one
week longer and produce Gilbert and
Sullivan's Cver-popular opera, IT, VI. s.
Pinafore The opera will be strongly
cast by The Lamont Opera Company,
and an excellent performance given by
these artists The sale Of seats will
open TO morrow morning.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

Ff9Ii Inlef-lI-
Dashley-I did not see you at The club
last evening.
Cashley-Noi ] don't 60 out very
much now. am so worried by cred
itors that cannot enjoy social gay
cites
Dashley- Why, ] should think they
would relieve your mind
Cashley-Yes, j thought s1l too, and
yet the last time j went % a dancing
party ! heard a fellow call ont, Bal
anCe ALL and il mortified me most Co
death.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

ATLANTA, Ga, July 2.-Colonal
Uudman makes formal announce
meut of his Withdrawal from the Cover
r0rship race. This leaves the field
clear TO Colonel Norihen who will,
from present indications, have every
thing Ills own wHv
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
Going to the q. a. II. Eneampmeut.

Going to the q. a. x. Eneampment.
At the monthly meeting Of the Old
Guard last evening, the committee on
the Boston trip reported affairs TO be In
a satisfactory state, that members had
been assigned state rooms on the steamer
Connecticut, and that the few remain
ing staie-ToOms would be given 10 the
friends who proposed 10 accompany the
organization. An invitation from John
Goodwin Post, No. 50, OF Marblehead,
Mass, for the guard TO become its guest
for day during the encampment, was
accepted ComTade A. IL. Van Den
sen, present senior vice commander OF
Post o, G.. A. r.. was elected second
lieutenant. and the following honorary
members were elected: General Lewis
A. Grant, Corporal james Tanner, ].
p. BeuhTOng, Charles w. Sherwood,
John Lynch, Charles King, A. r.
Lacey, w, Bruce Cony and j. b.
Hunt.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
PIoUs MIR. FUNK

As everybody knows, Brother Funk
Is The head Of the New York publishing
house Of Funk & Wagnalls. The
pious Funk's publishing house Is the
one that stole from the Messrs Black
OF Edinburgh and the MCssrs. scribner
Of New York the Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica, the Blacks being the owners
and the Scribners having bought the
right toreproduce In this country. Two
or three weeks ago Funk & Wagnalls
wrote an interesting letter 10 the Messrs,
Black, which, together with their re-
Ply, We here print;
lcorY.l
NEW YoRE, June 10, 1870.
MsIs. 4, a. O. Blaek, EllsiHTgh, Ss0gIad:
GENrInus on the lst inst We began sup
plying our patrons with copies Of one OF tht
reprints Of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
In the absence OF an international copy
right we handle such reprints as are ON the
market, and forward the holders Oft for
sign copyright what We deem fair share Of
The pTChts.
IncIosed ind the first lnstallment Of such
payment on the above work, Draft on Lon
den for fiCO. Very respectfully yours,
lsiFned) FuSK q WAGsAILs
per Reisel.
JugF 20. 800.
GEHTLENES: We beg 10 acknowledge re-
Ceipt Of your favor Of the 10Th instant, in
closing draft for El0O m payment Of sales by
you Of a reprint Of the Encyclopedia
Britannica. Allow Us respectfully 70 return
hat Tayment, as we dc not wish 20 mislead
the public by Identifying ourselves 10 any
Way with an edition Of the Britannica which
has been issued without our knowledge or
consent. and without the supervision Of the
eCitOTs.
Tie only American edition authorized ald
IeCo oEuized by us s. sold By Messrs. Little,
Blown a CO., Boston, and Messrs. Charles
ffribUer's sens, New York.
Weremain. gentlemen, yours very truly,
lsignedJ A.& C. BLACK.
Nsssrs. Funk q sgnalls, New York.
TLeIeally Significant point in al this
however, is that Funk & Wagnalls
s,me tiue ago publicly asserted that
tEey WeIe not printing the Eucycl0-
Iadia themselves, bat were purchasing
Il "at great cost from somebody else.
IN a Nord. the pious Funk was quite as
positive as was the good Wanamaker
that everything had been done in truly
Christian fashion and I'd The purest
spirit Of bT0lherly love. But
now the question arises If Funk
ard Wauamaker have come by
these goods honestly, how can
The Messrs Black be entitled
10 ga fair share of the pr0fts. The
Fncyclope dia either belongs 20 Messrs
Black on Il does not belong to them
Ifii does belong 70 them, then Funk &
Wagualls have been stealing and Wana-
maker has been selling the stolen goods
az bis bargain counter If Fl does not
belong 70 them how can they De en-
titled 10 any share IL the profits
Dr. Funk has done a good deal of
pious dodging 10 this business, as has
lie holy WanamakeT, his accessory,
but Le las never been quite able tO
squirm out of the New York EesHiHg
Fofs proposition lhat be Is either rob
biDg DE MessIs Black or else DE owes
them nothing Less than ever wiil he
succeed ID ayadiug ths issue nov that
Judge shipman has decided thai 30 is
robbery
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
BrIc-a- Brac Collector Pays Bag
Prices.

EFIC-a- Erac L0lIsCI0F FayH BIE
Prices.
FTlu no Lgsd0a TslsgfaDf.
A The Plot sale Mr. Sailing has sue
ceeded In securing tie great bronze
taxa" for f2000, excluding costs,
the put up price having been $50.
MT. Sailing who has lent bis collection
% South kensingt0n, also bought
several euamels no the SeillieTe sale,
including Two portraits By Leonard
Limousin and lie "Biot dish, aud
two Diane De PoiiieT5 plates by Paiissy.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
DRUGGISTS suNpRrEs.

bhAhNloAo ~ NbhAh's
Lows Wild Rose soap, one dozen cakes In
a box, SIC.
Woodward q Lothrop's Best Triple Ex-
tract, in an The leading odors, u ounce bot.
ties, iSo each
woodward Is Iothrop's Best West India
BAY Rum, pint SIC, pint 5Cc.
Packers Tar Soap, for the toilet and bath,
iJo per cake.
Electro Silicon for polishing solid silver
and plated ware, ice per box.
Electro silicon Soap, i5c per cake.
First floor.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
The Commissioners Appreciated.

A delegation from the Baptist Pastors
Conference visited the Commissioners
this morning and presented a resolution
expressing their hearty appreciation Of
the action Of the Commissioners in their
recent defense of the Sabbath against
Sunday baseball games
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
BOOKS BOUGHT.

Executors Of others having either l1rarias
ur mall collections 0t books t1 dispose OF
are invited TO address tLa undersigned Wl1
are III aiI tiues ready n purchase the sams
Qu liberal terms, and Tor immediate pay
meut ILe delay, annoy -snce and uncertainty
ui auction sales .s thereby avoided.
~. H L0WDERMILK 8 CO.,
ju4Iu If2s aud lt2l 81.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
w 8.
N. ". GAIT BRO. & CO.

Call attention 10 MsiY st0ck
Of Watrhes, comprising all
Me most desirable m0gs05eltS
and styles Of casing, from ME
k07gest Prize Ter zvhicA a re-
liable Ams-kesbsy can be
b0ARhl 10 khe mast erbeVSiSe
These UatcheS bear OzlY
f1zN name and are TllZy
guaranteed.
american Ma I'm q M
Uatches Of all grades
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
A COLD WAVE.

Whatever may be
the torrid tendencies
of the atmosphere.
there is a cold wave
in our store; but it's
of a peculiar type.
You know that the
essential element of
cold is contraction.
We've had our price
tags in the refrigera-
tor of a fast-passing
season--ergo, con-
traction. Some folks
would call them "fro-
zen bargains" We
call them Trainings
of value" Anyway.
they are quotations
no person of economy
will idly wink at.
Lace Curtain stretehers from $3.50 to
A lot OF damaged-slightly-M Mosquito Can
opies u half Mat they cost
Brass trimmed Curtain Poles, complete, for
y cents.
pairs swiss Muslin Curtains, from $3.50
10 S3.15.
pair swiss Muslin Curtains, from s5 to
lpairIrisb Point Lace Curtains, from s.. IS
lpaiE Ilish Point Lace Curtains, from s9.e5
20 s1ao.
pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, from 81
10 $50.
Frilled Edge Chamber curtains, from s. %
Hined EDGE CHAMBER Curtains. from 500
% S3-l-
Fine Jontless Mattiugs that were 20 ANA As
cents marked 20 cents.
Best Fancy, Seamless Mattiugs that were
30 cents, down io 30 cents
Wen make ana las Atwood Insrains for
% GEMS.
sl2 summer Oriental Porteres Tor sl.5s.
5000 Chenille Portieres for S615.
SIS striped NelOm Porieres, fringed top
and bottom, lor sl0to.
We've put 25 per
cent. of contraction
on Baby Carriages
and Refrigerators.
The snow of unde-
niable saving always
stands on our $50
Antique Oak Cham
Der Sets. Calm re-
pose always succeeds
a close purchase.
You want to look at
these.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
Ibirteenth ana streets.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
The Ever Popular and Reliable steamer
w. w. CORCORAN

There VIII Be No Crowdirg on Either Boat
Marshall Hail is an ideal resort oy uusur-
passed loveliness, with broad and cool piaz-
zas, spacious lawts, shaded by grand trees.
romantic walks and lovers lanes. Large
covered pavilion overlooking the river and in
full view Of Mount Vernon. Bowling alleys,
sc,
Meas aud lunches all day at Mars hall Han
OTen Air Cafe and Restaurant.
Music all day by Prof schroeder's Band.
No Objectionable characters allowed on the
beats or at the Hall
iy2,2t l. l. BLAKE. CAPTAIN.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

JEwELRY.
Farcy Lace Pins, Sc each.
Fancy Lace Pins, with chain attached, i5c
each.
shirt studs, a5, ss and scorer set.
Gold Eeads. 81, ss.as ss.15, s. and $50.
silver Reads, 81 and s325.
Solid silver Eead Bracelets, 75c, si25 and
si.75.
First hooF
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
SUMNER RESORTS.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE NAY, n. j.,
III accommodates 39Q guests. Open All the
year Omnibus and sea water free baths
free 10 guests. Tie finest summer and
winter resort on the coast. House within 81
feet of the surf JAMES q STEFFNEh
Proprietors lu2Alm
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Corner iith and Fists. q, W.
LADIES' AND MISSES DIoUsEs.

LADIES' AND MISSES HOUSES.
Misses Blouses in Fine French and Scotch
Flannels and French Broadoloths in Cardi.
nal, white, Navy and Fancy stripes have
been reduced to s2 each.
Third floor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
Some Curious Marriage Laws.

The chentlo, or present given at the betroth-
al by the brides father to the bridegroom's
father, is not to exceed one rupee and seven
suparis and betel nuts. The marriage chentlo
payable to the bridcgrOomfs father may be
one rupee and shall not exceed 100 rupees
The value Of the cocoanuts distributed at the
marriage procession is not 10 exceed ten
rupees, and the same limit is fixed on the
value of the mosalu, or present by the brides
maternal relation. The payment at the
ceremony when the bridegroom touches with
his fingers his mother-in-law's dress must
not go beyond two rupees. The number Of
dinner parties given by the brides family is
not to be more than five, and the number of
guests at each not more than twenty-five. The
marriage party going to the brides village
are not TO spend more than thirty rupees, and
when the bridegroom is invited to a social
evening at his father-in-law's house he Is not
tosbe paid more than two rupees nor to take
with him more than five men.-Times of
India