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TRUE IRISH HEARTS.

NIcCarty5 & McCall's ."True Irish
Hearts. company which commences %
two.nights' engagement at the Grand
tomorrow evening, with matinee Sat
urday, is headed this season by 3 Mr.. ].
Pr Sullivan, whose work! has been
praised. a number Of new features are
said to have been introduced into the
play. "True Irish Hearts" was always
a good drama and gave good satisfaction
here. n A good business is anticipated
this time. Seats are now on I! sale at
Weir's. s3is \ &;
"a N: S.Wood closed his three nights
enjoyment at the Grand last night lie
had fair. houses both in the afternoon
and evening. ri, i.S 4
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Observation-Disclosures
ii City, .
Many; Delayed Trains S53EE
NOLlYESARE REPORTED LOST,
1Iowcvcr:-The Damage Done Is Cost
@ly...ASI,onE5 Delay on the u. IS OF
H Wrecked on d Trestlc..C., Ii. -
gi!lv ". sTrcstlc Gives May. ~


Yesterday was q bad day for freight
wrecks and delayed trains on the roads
running into this city. There were
three wrecks on as many different roads
aud they. caused a large number Of do.
layed trains. The Baltimore & Ohio's
Central Ohio division was blockaded
by a big, wreck at Belmont, a small
station 4 a few miles west Of Bell
aire. al The train from Cincinnati
which passes through hero at GAO
o'clock! each evening, had not arrived
at tho time Of & going to press
this morning. and everything for the
West, passenger and freight, from this
side Of the river, was blocked in at Ben
wood and Bellaire, completely filling the
yards and sidings. The freight train
which caused nil this delay, abandon
ment Of trains and general upheaval Of
schedules was going west. y Just how
the 81 accident y occurred ~ could F$E not
be definitely learned. X One report was
that Il car. had jumped the track and m.
other was that an axle Ind broken.
Whatever itiwas, the smash.up was a
big and expensive one. 1t took lplace
early}ia the afternoon. The report Is
that no ono was killed or seriously hurt.
THE OHIO nfyER ROAD IN TROUBLE. q
AT an early hour yesterday afternoon
q chr Of a freight train bound south over
tho Ohio River road, jumped while run.
ming over some OF the trestling between
here and Moundsville, and caused bad
wreck and blockading OF the. line. = The
car was loaded with lumber and its
weight pulled other cars. from the truck.
Tho passenger train due here at 3::45
o'clock in the afternoon, reached
here 4 about @ 81 o'clock rs last night,
having come up over the Baltimore 4
Ohio's tracks. The train due at $3.50 ..
M, did not come in at all. I: It was not
expected at lust reports that the track
would De in shape for business before
this morning. The high river added to
the difficulty always experienced ! in
clearing away.a wreck on n trestling and
then repairing the line. No lives were
lost in this accident. sI n
"a G., L.&w. TRAIN GOES DOWN.
a locomotive and nine freight cars,
loaded with ore and grain, were demol.
ished on the Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheel.
ing road near Strasburg, in }Tuscarawas
county, at an early hour yesterday
morning. The train was south.bound
and was passing over a piece OF trestle
work when the ti,nberssuddenly way and
everything ent down. The giving away
OF the trestling is said to have been the
result OF tho recent continuous rains.
All trains We're delayed during tho day
and number were abandoned on tho
river division. Communication was
opened up last night. The further par.
ticulars Of the / accident could not be
IlpArnpd VI t,el, = % 5yESgSt
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ivy H'' ' 90 1ue no"A VI SoHiillissioners.
Yesterday was the day on which Mr..
Anton ;Reymann notified the Board OF
County Commissioners TINT he would
make a motion in the Circuit Court, be.
lore Judge PAUL, for an injunction 10 re-
strain the Board from condemning or
acquiring by purchase, any OF the prop:
erty contained in the northeast quarter
section Of the Public Building square,
Tor site for the proposed new jail. This
motion was duly made before Judge
Paul, but by consent Gof !; both parties
and upon the defendants agreeing that
the present status shall not be changed
in the meantime, the hearing Of argu-
ments on; the motion was postponed till
Friday Of next week, the 18th inst. 4
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SrECIALT

Sin heavy weight woolcns, consisting
Or Suit,ngs, U pantalooning and Over
coatinEs, y lllcll VIC Warrant 10 make up
III lirsl.Class yle. Z -
5iS 100 dozen more Of those celebrated %
.jcrnt HIATT Hose iii Fast Black, Mcrino
and Camel's llair just received. }ltSs,3 4
3j!$ Unlbrrllas-.A complete line Of SILK
and GlorlnG Cloth, win Gold, Silver and
Natural " God llull,lles, nj 80 N
sS I. q G. HESS y SONS, II. Il
n 1921 4 1923 Market street, \;
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Y TIE best anodyne and expectolraain ut for r'
the cure 3of colds and coughs and h all
throat, lung and bronchial troubles. is,
undoubtedly, Ayers h Cherry Pectoral,
AskFyourb druggist ] for 1T, aud, at the
same time, Tor Ayers Almanac, which is
Tree to all. 5Eysissi D,tw q
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IN TILE ClRCUlrc0UR n, I. !
The Mnllnrky Murder ,Triul Still On-Other

The Mullnrky Murder Trinl Still ONO Tier
a Proceedings. 4 Il n
The trial Of young james Mullarky for
the murder Of young Plat, is still on in
Part I Of the Circuit Court, before Judge
PAUL, and is + attracting considerable
attention. The courtroom was crowded
all day yesterday with the relatives and
friends of both II families, and those
drawn there byidle curiosity. At times
standing room was all that could be had.
The crowd was well entertained by the
numerous and spirited interchanges be.
tween counsel, In which Judge PAUL.
had TO take a hand on several occasions
and call the lawyers down. The State
concluded its evidence about noon and
the defense at once started in to examine
its witnesses. The taking Of evidence
will probably! be concluded this morn:
ing and the case be, given Ito the Jury
some time this afternoon X -; mi
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Question:.

s9i5 QUESTION. $
Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ton or biliousness r. II so, try the pleas
ant ii,iit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. h It
will cure you. Sold in so 5cent BOTTLES
BY g: R.; Goetze, WV. Irwin, w. E.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., wholesale
agents. go !, &, 4;
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y SAVE money BY buying your Wall
Papers now att. c. Orr's, Al Twelfth
street, at; greatly reduced prices to- save
him cost Of moving; & &, n. M j
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]. TO the, ). Ladies.
7ll.3l 81. o Ill9 LaQI6S. 4
The; IhsS Wheeling I]nIstalnent Co.,
tx :ll.liaa|e'..tlss.1l4O MARKET ST.,
4 S S5,3s Near Twelfth st. ;i5ttlI35

5
with the beginning Of the New Year Year
comes the retrospect Of the old.-While
the year Just ended has contributed 10
history many Of its saddest incidents and
darkest pages--yet we as business men
are forced to admit that It has been with
US q prosperous and highly. successful
one.--With its ending We have not
.''SwoRN OFF, from, our old system of do.
ing business-but we have ,''Turned over
a new leaf, aud made many good reso.
lutions that enlbody decided advantages
for, our patrons of the present year. We
have resolved-iirstly-to give you tho
desirable privilege Of furnishing your
home with the most modern-stylish-,
and substantial goods on easy, weekly
semi.monthly or, monthly payments.
Secondly-To keep constantly i before
you the largest and most complete line
OF Observation-Disclosures and GEN
eral housefurnishing goods. z; Thirdly
to sell all goods in instalments at strictly
cost prices. IA Fourthly-to ggive more
goods for less money than any other
house, and on easier terms. Fiithly-to
deliver all orders with promptness and
dispatch i; aud, lastly--to offer you all the
advantages OF a perfect credit system. 56
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BucKErR EXTRACTS are ie, + tho Hest On n
EARTH Tor you always get your moneys
worth. II al. grocer. u
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:$s5siMP'oRTANr.--Do$ mot letsyour druggist
palm solf$ on you amy new remedy for
colds Insist on DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
or you will be disappointed: rs:
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BEHOLD the world rests. Headache
and neuralgia, have been cured by Saliva.
ton Oil, the great and S$infallible pain
remedy Price % cents. IS N rs.
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Telephone 553.S

sSiiYou can use anyone's telephone in cali
ing JUS, and we will send you anything
you want in Shoes on approval, n . 5SsSE
ALEXANDER & CO. NJ
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" PIECES Of Remnants to select from at
money saving prices on Friday. Call
early for your choice.
* Il 2, e, /. STONE & THOMAS, "A
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# Ow1Na to the fact that we expect 10
move on April i, we will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and Il type:
writer's, Intending to devote our atten-
ton {: exclusively to- the Standard aud
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,,
World and Merritt Typewriters and q
few. makes Of bicycles. y Come early and
secure bargains. &. II
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e a. -bgtN
~ BUCKEYE EXTRACTS are strong and
sweet, put up IN a style SO neat that they
are mighty hard to beat AT all grocers.
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q ATTEND the great Remnant Sale Fri.
day, January: 10. STONE & THOMAS. T.
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DEANss-Oni Tuesday, January 7, 1890, at sos
O'clock P. H., at the residence OF her son,
&i3g. No: 40 South Broadway, SARAH ELLEN, wife
OF Thomas Beans, and daughter OF the late
". Clemens.
Funeral services this (Thursday) morning at 10
i3t o'clock. 1ntermcnt5 private, at Mt: FOOD.
535a Kindly omit flowers. X 81:
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SO. It't n
PRoF. JonNe MULLEN lis compelled to
postpone I'LL classes in dancing for one
week from this date on account of sick:
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g GYMNAsluM SHOES for boys and girls.
!! q. ALEXANDER & Co, S5;z
1919 Main street. /.
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NJ
~ !. ANAaLYprA beautiful relief ma.
terial ior wallsrand ceilings: something
new beautiful; practical and sinexpens:
sive. Come and see it:at 5@jjSs
q Onn's,, Twelfth steret.i#
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p BY taking Hoods sarsaparllla,! which, by,
tho remarkable cures 1t; has accomplished. I
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven: Itself TO. DO q potent and peculiar,
medicine for this disease. Some Sot these
cures are really wonderful. II you suner from
seroiula, be sure: to try Hoods sarsaparilla..i
$al'"My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrot.
ulousso eneckfromth the time she was q months
old TIL she became SIX; years Of age! Lumpsi
formed in her neck, and ono :oi them after
growing to the size Of q pigeons egg, became!
"a running sore for over three years. We gave
her; Hoods sarsaparilla, when tho lump and
all indications Of scrofula q entirely dis!
appeared; and now she seems to DO a healthy
:ehild."J. s. cAnLnE, Nauright, n. T. s7s5
n, B. BE- sure 70 get only N }s;s Nh TSs
Hoods Sars ;aparilla;ll33 \.
ali druggists 81; liz for ss. Prepared only
X 9: / HOOD z Co. lowell, aa,..
W OO$Do6eS8 One Dollar;
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Il IS. 5 HI. NJ. J.;McF adden. x 4
..UNDERWEAR55
! !. ATE. COST.
NJ. J.McFadden.

b no Insure tie rapid suic OF several broker
q lines u Shirts md drawers, have marked the
z following styles Of Underwear down TO III
Actual Cost at the Mile.
ncavy White or Grey SHIRTS aud Drawers, &c
4 gFGuod Canton FInulel drawers, % So SIC. =
e Heavy Scotch. Mcriuo shirts and Drawers, &c
tisod ked ait-woot shirts ana Drawers, 50c.
4 CnIncl's nair, double breast and back, Shirts
. 10 cents. 5,zS} =. 60 So y. +
II Extra Heavy Striped Red Wool Shirts, Zoe. "a
H. Finest " mite Mefino shirts Gnd Drawers, 5Qc
n, Extra Heavy Kcd Wool shirts md Drawers. CSC
"a A,eIilw,t.,t lied Wool shirts and Urnwerst 75c.
7. knslish Merlno striped shirts and Drawers, l5c
~ upuhlc eteust Tied WOOL shirts Il Drawers, 16c
s.: Ganiel's lIair Ribbed SHIRTS and drawers, 75c
l}gs Boys White or Grey SHIRTS and Drawers, sc. Z
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W ANNUAL clearance sale Of Fine Shoe,
At! At Il y =: x. BLoSp''s.g
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So
D Tho Western Union Co. Sued for Damages.
5E;'ssuit for sic, 900 damages has been in:
&stituted against the Vestorn Union
Telegraph Company, at Parkersburg, BY
~ IL Garlic, }of ]. troleum.SA The claim Is
that last October,5while' Mr.. Carries wife
iFwas Isick, photographed TO ,a physician
Eat Parkersburg Ito come out land attend
her. The, telegram was never delivered,
Eand. tits claimed blythe. plaintiff thatlit
SIS; still lying in the telegraph otliceSat
S7arkersburg.A The mistake occurred lin
Sthe3 transfer OF the message from the
Baltimore IS Ohio office, wllere; itfwas
received, 10 EtheS general office fof THE
company 8lYhenSitiWas received at the
latter Office the operator thought st had
been delivered and put. it on the wrong
file.ft \ s I
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.ANlUsE mi
Coming A..rae.lonsl q. beth Theaires;--- I,

Coming Attract lions at beth Theaires--A
fsgs Week Of Opera. n e. A "
81 The sale. Of reserved seats for the
"paul Kauyar' engagement at the Opera
House Tomorrow and Saturday even.
ings, and Saturday matinee, will com,
mence at Houses Sthis morning. IA The
Buffalo Erpresi has the following to say
Of this famous 9play,lwhich has been
warmly received everywhere 1t has been
presented. K I; p
sil"paul Kanyar',' Is stamped with the
authors individuality. Steele Mackaye,s
dominant personal characteristic Is .virll..
ity, and this very original and powerful
stage picture OF the Reign OF Terror In
France, but echoes his own thoughts and
feelings. Historical rs 1t Ia In theme and
situation, be has wisely RETAINED from
clothing his characters in y historical
names. u He has depicted with terrible
realism the frightlul scenes Of tho Revo.
luton. He teaches a historical lesson
and at the same time constructs play
whose only weakness 10 an occasional
display OF meretricious heroism, and n
theatric treatment OF situations. MIR.
Mackaye has clothed his ideas in words,
phrases and sentences that sparkle like
gems. & Het has concentrated his every
idea Of heroism in the character OF paul
Kauvar."g II no has over.stepped the
line In the delineatloa OF heroisn,,3 he
has soitened the effect by n judicious
and even blending OF clever ,yillainy. A
fault Is In reality converted into virtue,
and tho curtain falls on a scene that fol
strength, i completeness, and dramatic
treatment, has seldom been equaled by
an American author. AZ q
THE pENNErr.MouLroN$ OPERA COMPANY,
The Opera House Is certain 10 do d
big business all next week, and those
who want reserved seats will do well to
secure them rs soon rs they are put on
sale. The attraction will be George a.
Bakers Bennett-Moulton comic opera
company lat popular prices. The com
pany Is said to, be q great improvement
on the one Mr. Baker had last season
this means good deal, for; twill DO re.
membered that the 3 company he had
here last season was voted by those who
had the pleasure OF hearing Il, to be about
the best and in every way most satisfac-
tory opera company ever heard here
An exchange says: 1.-THE chorus Is full
and strong, the clitnaxes are admirably
done, and the general effects charming
The female members are more nuuier,
Gus than they were year ago and arc
young and pretty. They introduce Life
into their work md fullys merit the
pleasant things said Of them.h Winsome
Irene Murphy is still the. leading lady Of
the troupe and William Wolf, the
clever comedian, is still with the com.
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S KS, Chenille Curtains. Il
offer; this week choice OF our, EN- en-.
tire stock; $40, Sl2 Sand SIS Chenille
Al. S. 50 per pair. ~;
;t3s STONE & TnoXAs.
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Y s;s3i: wHAT rs y! 1
5S!C.RO.I vi 1. A3

1t Is that impurity in the blood, which, ac.I
cumulating In, tho glands Of the neck, pro-!
duces unsightly Jumps Or swelllngs; which
causes painful running sores on the arms, /
legs or feet; which deyelopes ulcers In the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which Is the origin 81 pimples, can
cerous growths. or the many other manifesto.
lions usually ascribcd to !" humors; y which,
fastening upon tho lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being tho most ancient, 1t is the
most general Of all diseases Or affections; for
very few persons, are entirely; free from II,
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az lt5!!y. 49,. =
Y " BEEoHAM's PILLS act like magic Oh a
weak stomach. " B wsaw; a
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bargains 50 TO ~ Twelfth Street, closing
out to save cost Of moving.
M G. ORn. 81
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clearance sale Of Fine Shoes
u }t ilSS5 isS ri s!S8i
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NInrrln II: & .l.,eens,es u issued.

Marriage licenses were issued from
/ Clerk Hooks office. yesterday TO the fol.
lowing named persons: n i! n
sS;s?3$t Adolphl Schuaf,. aged &c, md Amelia
Rolf, aged g, both natives and residents
Of this city. Il
,s.EI ODD Noble, aged Sand Mary Sulli:
Eyan, aged 2o,both natives and residents
sof this city:S; 1.
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& MEMS Cork Sole Shoes 50 rs. ~ ~ 38 81
IA ALEXANDER 4 Co.g1040i Main street,
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louise q Herrmann@Cloaks:,.,,

LIS: Goop sells dry 8 g.oodsthe cheapest, :,Ie
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-01-25

which greeted Mons. Alfred De SIEVE,
when, upon being called out for the
third time he commenced with the
familiar airs of 1.-THE Arkansas Tray
eler" and "Dixie." The prima
donna Miss Ohrstrom's voice was the
best ever heard in Little Rock. Her
technique was perfect, and her voice
in compass, volume and sweetness
unsurpassed. Should the company
come here again they would not fail
to draw a house.
Ladies, go and get your shoes from
E. Ellenbogen, 118 Main street. He
has the largest, best and most stylish
stock in the city, and at present is
selling the entire stock off at cost.
Don't fail to grasp at this opportunity.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-01-25
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruces, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiblans,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptlons, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
funded. Price % cents box For Sale by
W. II. Halliburton, wholesale and retail drug
gist.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-01-25
NO MORE H0RRID" PILLS.!

me least medicine one takes the better!i BY
least we mean pleasant and effective in small com.
pass Why strangle yourself or your child
with large and ferocious looking "bolus,n
when you can obtain the small, mild and ele.
CANT looking little pill, put up at Bonds Phar.
macy? we now prepare such pill 1t does
graded to suit your needs; one little nil being
pleasant aperient, three being a full and
pr mpt, though very mild purgatlye. Trv our
Charm Little Pills one time and you viii never
give them up.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-01-25

Saturday is the aristocratic day in
England for sightseeing. Monday
is the day when the under classes al
ways go. 1t is recognized thing,
and one never interferes with the
other.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-01-25
PLEASANT MEDICINESII

We make point of having all of the CHARM
FAMILY MEDICINES, pleasant to taste and in
acDloa hVeh II ohiI Cure, so long the hor.
Tor OF ladies' and children by reason of its
taste, will be perfectly palatable in the future
, BONDS PHARMACY,
Fifth and Main St. Little Rock, Ark.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-01-25

finally decided in favor of the Game
we'll electric fire alarm system. Thus
Little Rock takes one more step for
ward in the march of progress.
The Woman's Exchange Carnival
has been postponed until January 80
and 81 and February |, owing to the
non-arrival of costumes and the seri-
GUS indispostion of some of the
prominent participants.
Miss Ella Bell of st. Louis, a Sis
ter of Mrs. H. P Johnson, arrived in
the city Wednesday. She was &C
companied by Mr.. H. P. johnson and
Mr.. W. G. Dotterer, who have been
on business at st. Louis for few
days.
Now is the time for the ladies to
save from 20 to 40 per cent on their
shoes, as E. Ellenbogen, 118 Main
street, is closing out his entire stock
of shoes at Eestern cost.
The holiday season brought many
lovely souvenirs to dear ones from
their friends, but none were more ac-
ceptable, or more artistic in design
and finish than the work sent out
from the well-known photographers
corner of Main and Fifth, Rayburn &
Kertson.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching nuptials of Miss Laura
English, daughter of Rev. J. B. En-
glish, and Rev. H. Beauchamp, pastor
of the First Baptist church of Eureka
Springs. The ceremony will take
place at the Second Baptist church in
this city, at $3.50, January 20, Rev.
A. B. Miller officiating.
Quite a number of people wit
messed the marriage of Mr.. W. E.
Livingstone and Miss Emma Nelson,
Wednesday evening at the Second
Baptist church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. B. Miller, and
the happy couple went on their way
rejoicing, with the congratulations
and good wishes of their many
friends.
The marriage of Miss Mollie Wit
tenberg to Mr.. Hugh H. Hazard of
New Orleans, took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride, 518
Broadway. The ceremony was per-
formed Rev. DR.. Barrett, and was
witnessed by only the most intimate
friends of the bride and groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Hazard will make their
home in Dallas, Texas. Their many
friends wish them unalloyed happi-
ness.
A quiet but elegant wedding &C.
Cured at the Catholic cathedral Tues.
day afternoon, the occasion being the
marriage of Mr.. Henry Hooker, a
popular business man on West Mark
ham street, and Miss Rosa, the only
daughter of Mr.. Hoffman of the Ire
mont House. After the happy couple
were made one, the company repaired
to the home of the bride, where an
elegant reception was rendered them.
The CHRONICLE joins with other
friends in congratulations for future
happiness.
The best musical event of the sea-
son was held a Concordia Hall, Thurs
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-01-25

Labouchere says that "the Ameri-
can girl has almost entirely cut out
the English girl in public favor"