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New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
4 WEDDING.

A fashionable out-of-town wedding took place at
O'Clock YESTERDAY afternoon al Irvngton-ohhe-Huu
in the drawln- room Of The LarcheS uAe l1'e' O'
seat of Nr. and Mrs. j. Henry Nhltehousc' Jam"
John Conway Donnet, Of England was the orucb'ooH'
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Whitehouse the brluc' 9'c
is the only daughter Of j. Henry WhiiehouSe' u'e
rroads broker The floral decorations were elao'r'Ve
and beautiful and during the marriage cefeho'S
which was performed By tho Rev Pa'lcN 'oaoP"
Nscnire rector of the Roman Catholic 'huIch % ''o
Immaculate Conception in Broadway 4'-he'o"' ~
eonnl. tod rnGer larFe canopy of.cu- Towers Only
the immediate family were present al the ccIcno'S
The hr,de's gown Of rich white corded SILK was pro
tsa,y t-nncd down the front with pearl embiodciE'
,,,ss Anna Ncyicar the ooly mad OF on w arr
IN a pretty gown OF IsnJ pink SIX mIsLh' anu '-'
RED A bouquet Of pink sweet peas - hei'>o'.
Wht4house brother Of the bride, was bes' man. anu
J. Norman de L. Wh!tehouse and +. j. NhINho",''
brohers Of the BRIDE stephen Baker, j. W. Lara Mc
gickar were ushers. The presents were numerous
and magDiGcent reception was held aitcf inc
ceremony special drawing room coach attAcAeu ~
the . 55 .. IN. train carried the guests rom NV
York 70 Irvlngon. and returning left tae Iaer pVe
at 61O Tie guests Who went up ." "'
special car were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cool
Mge Haght, Miss Haght, Miss Sadie b. Hals"''
L. y Taller Mrs. l. NJ. wright. Miss Clara Wright
G. s Forbes, G.. NJ Whitchouse. Miss Helen Wmtehouse
Miss Blake, Miss Ellen F. Griftls Miss T. A. Nlilef'
Miss Strong, j. Il. strong. Frederick Payoon Mias
Helen Payson. Mr.. and Mrs. ". a. llalnes John W.
Duggan, Edward x. Phelps, g. ". Halnes ana e. W.
schaman of Cuba Among others at the rccepuo"
were Mir. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Field MI. and Mrs cyrus
". Field. jr, Mrs. William T. Judson. MI ana Mls'
William A. Lcntilhon, Mrs. william Orton, the Misses
Orton Mr. and Mrs J. II. McVchar Edward ).
JaYray F. w. J. Hurst. MIS- Ethel Hurst, Miss Elise
Hurst. Miss Maude Jadray. Duncan Elliott the Misses
Elliott, T. +. DaIrin, the Misses Babcock thc
Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. w. II. Benjamin, Nr, and M;5.
y. l.. Barney, Miss Barney, Mr. and Mrs; Julc'
Nontant Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander MURRAY
Miss Cora Randolph, Mr. and Nj. L. c. GREGORY
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore laigtt, NJ. and M joan
y. Wood, Miss Wood, Mr.. Mrs Charles b. llill-
house MI and Mrs William Walker, MI, sampson
Mr and Mrs J. D. Wendau, Mr. and Mrs. +. ".
DSolei H Mr: and Mrs. J. p: Woodruff Mr; and Mr..
samuel Thomas Mr. and Mrs. ID. 4. Lindcy, w. X.
Iond Emerson Thomas Nast Mr.. and Mr.. cc
NeuiVllle Miss Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. 7. str0nc'.
Mss lhns1on, Mr.: aad Mrs. J. II. WortlngtOn,
Ms Euter, F. A. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs L. Ellsworth
Mr. and Mrs. DCune, will sail for England TO
Gay In the steamer Majestic. the bridegroom being
at Dublin, Ireland
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

shot bc read daily by all interested. az changes may
Occur a. E for foreign countries need be specially a
Ga for @ aspaSa y a OS OSSae, 1 of GankGs and eoSerc
documents letters not specially adueS'eu Oes sen' " "s
toSprn mails for t6e week ending August will close
GrC%pMy " in az ' 20 '' a. n.y. for Germany Denmark
sweden NSrwa hs.S or oS ' rSpes 9S aTfSy e ys
Soaapon must be Gsed r Ae as sss. GSS to 5
orraanv Dnmark, Swed.n n Norway (ChIstianal huss.a
ard TURKEY 9s vet be r risand Via Antwerp deter:
Be % and g SaEsas e az II a. M Ahos tSh
for IgH1 Ptr D. M toT Raaaa per s. s. Pu1a.
from &enSs15 e; Sssg;a9 SsS. and 'oi'd Bolivar.
sATr RDAY,A 80 H. for fF2asep ps,sJ6a sMis1sraHd:
i I{ At f',qd D psr and oseS srSa ESesps.
GGSnS.o" must be diFctcd 'pcr Seryia0 at 80
raae5 EE sSitnd 2 sS'sdpiIS pi,y ans SPAN @aSa
b, drc x per d & tt G' he 10 drScie S a. n p 5Ss
%Sr at or M ,iN NeS hula anSs D. dres,d ss efr 6: !,
M5asiar) at II for Scotland d'rne. per SIS Deyonla.
va Ggt dad 4yi and O Totaso per s. Titaai a.
~ ~ for Canipe he. chiapas iala,sc and frcstan pr
Yamgr oSSr dGS.rM Me2cSa Stat Va Vera Cruz
bo dEfcSGa Geri ,pi Jr l3a' fom yew.orcSas
srNDAYs & ar an St SfaGs t9isS mus. jS f dsctsd per
c eaHs s and s@s3 I,gaa s P' s FoIs' 'ogM q:
or aSoann nI saaa Ia.t gF at 3a;5as 81 iron NAL. si
Ne"z@Gf a;saaGa as%alsa 54S@ San IA e%
&.s Agsas: iI 5,a6a at S2 %& Bsts ri S mails A:raa
M1s for the Soccy Island ggr 81 sas 30 soh p M IRON Mss
or Tcwfoundland by rail- 20 iias3 ana 'ngnfs Ma. icy SS
cosn 0iic" daily ~ : op ". ~ .Ia''e ~
MSueon by RAN 70 Boston and iIags r m cuba by if
a. a. % l,a iIa and thence by eam;r aiiing M Moadays
and Tnir.day-l close az thls o'os addrs.ed ion
MaS iu' n sfeeVier close this Office daily at a. m
Re schedule Of closing 9f mf oye
@ ,'n.t 70 san Fra'csco Malls ron Af l.,s, arr's
una ~. ,t san Francisco on the caF OF sin9 =
ai on ' rc Gp1thei thence the same day Registere~
mall closes at p ~ iIUs VAN CoTT Po,tmastss.
,o.,,aca New.York, N Y. August !. lAs3
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
MISS GgcrLCrS GROVE MEETING.

Chappaqua. y. T.. Aur. .'p"c.'l.- a grove
mectin. conducted by Mis- Gabrielle Greeley on sun
Gay afternoon I'm he beautiful pine grove painted b'
her father some forty yclr- Oh b., farm a. Chnp
raoaa nearly 900 II a.. residents o! that village
Wtth their friends aid ueIrib'rs wcrc ~ Attendance
Among them wcrc nauAcr o.: old personal hcnds "i
Nr Greeley. vino VrIc daring hi, l'ctMc hls I'm
mediate Aci-nLors. Among those present was o. Z.
g. .c.t once Maryland -!n'c. lie h'e fanny o'
,,I rIuclfrd ch.ldicn. ~oIc of whom asst Inn Ia
Mr. Gilbert and Mr. Grcrlry were warm
i.d t.e former with a";ac Of MS family visited
tl.1.papua on saturday last. remained over su'd}
cnllLs upon N.-, Greeley. tae daughter OF ms ."
ICED ,rc vnlucd friend. hc.ng invited ~ MI''
t.,.ry d, attend the gUvc meeting and a'-it hcI H'
h. fia., gladly accepted the nvitaiiDn ana H1hg rom
..,n, Ms Gror,.. Lewis, dto, Mss iI'. '''
1r,,itt accoinpau.t, aid Charles II. fFlnci' i.tn.
81. ~ '-d, ,rrn.npsf--d ". Gilbert iu the sn-l' 2.
NJ. Ewcr GnayL;er oi thr late li"v. Dr. E"c- iof.
m.Iiy rector of Tie thH,h Oi ~. Ik"Jlau', ,,,,
some choice sclc'tbi'.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
DISCUSSING SUMNER RESORTS.
From The Boston Post.

Nothing is more amusing than 20 note the zeal and
aTdOr with which people VIII defend the merits OF tleir
favortc summer resorts, unless 1t be the rancor with
which they VIII abuse and condemn the resorts pre-
f.Tred by others. At the club tie other evening I
was greatly entertained by the conversation Of two
friends who happened 10 remain in town night.
One ot item has his sumner home on the North ShOa
near Manchester willie the other soon the
weather comes closes his city house. and establishes
himself and his family IN a dehghtfu. cottage that
oye-oo,s VINEYARD Sound. ." coaid never bring
mvself7 said tie later, " TO take family In sum-
ner to a place where IL IS cod in the evening that
ore cannot safely sit ouJ-ofdoo?s without winter
OvercOat' For my part" sad TIC other, nothing
would Induce me 10 live In sumner in place given
over to sand and mosquitoes, where the nights arc as
hot as the days, and refreshing sleep Is thing III.
known" And I should be very sorry" continued
the first speaker. to live az th" seashcre, and yea
ind no pleasure in bathing, and thiS must surely DO
the along the North Shore where Ihe Arctc cur
rent sets I'm To the land" Bathlng IN t1e
tepid waters Of the Gulf stream reoinef the NortI
shore champion. cannot but be en"rvanng ana
weakening 70 tie last degree. | wonder that yonr
physician does not protest against your permittn
Your family 10 DO it, ly physician" replied tha
Cane Colder, has sense enough b know that 1t y
the purest irony to call piece a summer resort
which is so cold that open Gres necessary in
August" And with this parting shot, lie rose and
went upstairs in hun.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
IOVE LAUGHS At LOCKS AND EARS.
MR.. IAsIGI AND MISS JANNEY DETERMINE TO
GET MARRIED AND AN ANGRY FATHER
THEN GIVES HIS CONSENT.

Thomas Goddard IasiG and Miss Alice Janney
were married a few minutes before noon yesterday
at the Church Of St. Vincent dc Faul, No. III West
Twenty thlrd-st. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev CASTOR Septcr. assisted by the Rev
Henry Pratt Miss Mignonne Conner, daughter Of
Captain William NJ Conner of the st. James
Hotel. and Miss Ethel Janney, Of Baltimore, were
the bridesmaids. The bridal party numbered about
fifteen. among whom the father OF the bride
Captain William ". Conner George Hubbard, OF
30 ton. ard Joseph Thonn, uncle OF the bride
The bride is the daughter OF weknOwn Bat
more banker and met the man who is now her
husband while in Paris about year ago He Is
the son Of the former Turkish Consul in Boston. and
is attached to the diplomatic service Of his country.
1t Of love at first sight, and when Miss
Ianney returned home she announced the news Of
her engagement only 10 find that her father would
not give his consent TO her marriage. and ordered
her to cease all communication with her lover. This
Miss Janncy was not prepared TO do and has in
the last year kept up correspondence through a
friend in NcwYOrk
Miss Mgnonnc Conner, o warm friend OF the bride.
enlisted in their behalf with the result that
her father became interested in the match. lie
went 10 Baltimore. where his mission successful
that Mr.. Janncy gave his consent to the marriage.
II was the desire Of the bride that the marriage
should take place in the private parlor Of the ST.
James Hotel. but Father Scpter, who was asked Ia
pcif form the would not consent to this and
the ceremony was performed In the Church OF ~
Vincent dc Paul.
After the ceremony the newly married couple. with
their friends went 70 the st James Hotel. where the
wedding breakfast served.
A6ott o'clock they drove away from TT the hotcl
moon abroad, after which they viii return TO Balu
more 70 OCCUPY the handsome house in Clarlc--st.
which Mr.. Janney furnished and gave his wedding
present.
,ir janncy. the father Of The bride. was at time
resident Of wOrcans wferc IL IS r1lmOrcd he wa~
connected with the Louisiana state Lottery. Al any
| rate he is now immensely wealthy ana a member OF
many 0f the LEADING clubs Of BaltmOr". What argi-
rea?d Z, n. marriage Of ~, daugher are not known
hg .hcy nnet have been fOrciblc ior when the
mcut first announced 80 angry was Mr.: Janney
that he even Inserted an advertisement In the B1l0-
paper, the effect that he would not be rcSponsi
| blc for any debts contracted by his daughter
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
DIED.

supty @ 40gqS A. s sns Fess9'' sss o. p.
John ThorndKe Barrett OF West ew.Brghton, Staten
Island, in his soth year
Funeral private.
DUNDERDALE.ROBINsoS-A Bay Ridge. L l.. on
Monday, Angus. :. 1890 in her i9th year. Msfy 20
Burial service, Christ Church, Bay Ridge on Weines-
day, August 6, at p. m. -
stf1c@s at hi, lat isdonee bloomfield " j. wedne''
rSans ieaye foos Of Barcays. at and 20 m.
Intermont at convenience OF family -,
roRREsTER-on AUGUST ;. Mary J. Fields widow OF
% SIS SIS dfs ?yt TO- st ID ss fGRSad Thfsda
rr.crmi5t GIS1nG al at waite Plains on Friday.
= Fort creme Place brooklyn, David Hollis
u0kroN-At White Plains y. Y, on Monday, August =.
ahiaA S SF tns are yeG TO attend tho funeral ser,
We, at late residence wednesday Afternoon al
1UYsTFron Tuesday August ), Cornelius W, young;
1t 5oa OF peter and Caroline J. Luys'er' aged Ss
Funeral services from Presbytean Church. Ne"town.
rI1o Ii Il lS. IAgFa,ys IeSs 4Gsd' AOsnd Civ 3 , Ill.,
MeGILon august Mrs Ma Mary y,i5 E 2dsS MsG' WIDOW u
funeral from the HGms 1Gstn'''' and loA'a'e' on
& & pp5aDS "a DSsmSc NJ H. n and Mss
rrn, 1 ar to attend funeral at the rs;denGs e; Len
Of aeT H 1rain saves New Ycr Of LibeFty
g., g. At i2:i5 Carriages at depot Tor convenience OF
| NlTTSAt Brockytle Canada, on August l. Catherind
suns. widow Of Alexander Mis- formerly OF Of'HiOi1-
y. J.
InterTont ut Brockvlc ~
pTr-NIrY-A(tsr long Illness Emily A, wife OF ths
Hsv o. :. Hlmlcy. D. D., at Amherst Mass f'A
Angus. 1890. . - .,..o, 81, q on , ~,
train rom Sew.YorE Pennsylvania T. X, wednesday.
9th Inst. 49, -, ,.,,
sr,CKIrY-At Rhinebeck the 5th inst. in the on
yar o his age Rutscn Suckley, eldest son OF isooefs
y. and Elizabeth =. >ucheY'
WASUBUKN-On August 4, OF heart failure henry AZ
NdolburN asgu bG. ia.a residence $40 Pac!Gc.st,
Eroo[lvn Wednesday. 9Th inst. al p M
| rntaruc1t at convenience % famiy. ..,..t..
iir u, oNl,r-s' Association and Veteran Association
- Conuany 4 23d Regiment, y. O. > " \" axe lh'
Nlted 20 attend - . ,
vpIGUT-Sudienv at Pleasantyil'e, y. Y. august :,
$50 Katherine Irving daughter o. Dr. Jonathan ana
susan X. Wright.
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
~ APPROPRIATE HYNY.

From The ~. I:.ul Pioneer Press.
mn ,l,,o o,., g. pr.iuprn; scientist ccturcd IN one
d uc leadnl churahc, 90 the city, and. in me couf-'
oi an hour', talk. urd"rooh % >io" ihr rtl',ion " D.
trrrn geology aud tur Woic. II may bc i'"i tr
,,. u.f 4, clear "A, N.. expected, IL may be in'l lc
~ oi1cat, Of -c.cuu,t vcrc 100 deep for the a'll-
r, and .i,ll nealn il j, possible that the warm even
t, ur l,.cJ drly.iucss that dragged ihc senses "l
iE. irircrs At al cyrnt-, the rralloismp >2u.' - .
Lr r.taLl.bod wa, not very sharply outlined 10 ,hc
,,udcurc dcsult the number Of degrees me spcHn'I
has had tackled his name by n,iitu i"ls oI 'd M
'"d ~ thc learned man ceased hl, discourse ION
90 fit ~. IA iI.t what was IN" object ~ the i'ciUlc
,,, ,nn,rrut o. the iacr, # all. While 'hd' N Il s,
ot uui,r;aluN the pastor Of the church jump uP H
.,'i,,,r.d a.. tho ,,.inx hymn. Nobody kEJWe Dt
Jr,uS" The look Of doubt vanished a. pIiSh, 9' sim >
Ieamcd thruulhoui ihe hall, ana the hy'H ""' '""s
with emphasis.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THEIR rIRsr GLIMPSE or THE OCEAN

From The Detroit Free Pic's
There is hardly dsy but That some H.,m % 'Qt"' " -
"Iwavs int@r.,t.ug to watch BIN t!ost oi u l''n, M
mnI,a,c to conceal great al ii u'!r 80, - ,r'
Gr.t h,boldiur thc boludlr5i cXpln-' a"d il' WIZ,
rc,t.d breakers, but Your real old farmer - no a.
srnbler one caue down thc othcr Wn wiz, M"H ir
..rtv four wears I'D and who was ac'oHlpiiI'u nl
his VIZ almost ~ om and thrre sons. lhe NE
stood In a row on tie nocl NcIand' ou -"|,u i az & '
r,uue dc.u for f.lly hVr IIuit.a hcljic "oi" W",
.poGcn Then the old man turned TO h'' ""' "'''
said ,,.,.. - i+1p
Il believe IT., b.f-,r'n ohr "hol' A'''" '"'
Piled .,, ,,.,n,t IN. purtyl I've
ours br.t,l and read 0f tho ocean, ana Hic II II d.
I,st IT'S a ,.ght worth Sccin'-ch DoJ ,. . o.
Yc, father" answered one. Dui uo' Seo "
70 r@r cit~r. Int don't b" IN Ilrr' LA dI,ij,, i
Give her time. Sh,'s BIZ body Of water ana mas
rnf f., nio,. slOa. Inrlco r"'fhs lh" "'.+. n. ~.
thcr, ~ snrc as you are alive, eui SNc tm a s.'"
LET 'cni have little rope. NcNe soC lVtI '.,t
~ s;ay and we wont jump on her Tor "iluc "'''-
we've given her fax trial.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
BEASVRING A MAN IN A BANK.
From The Pli,sburg Chronicle

What gong Oh there -, ,,,,ot
Tlj, aur-li1n was asked by a man VINO HipPclcu
~ Lr in 4 Pitt,burs bank the other day wien .
customer wa, being measured for ire pnrI"rr q"
tiGcatlon preliminary TO the Issuance oi lcl'cF
Iy the way il seems odd 10 60 htP bank a a'l
a.L f. be measured Tor letter Qi crte4t Jd't a. VI
.. ~ a. /, lor 10 have his dimensions a7ccrttlhrl
,,'u,r,t.ry 10 tlo preparation Oi plans ana ap.'.I,' o.
iin, for thc erection of new garments but let tat
pas. , -. ...lr,o,, ., t.t , ebort thick
set nan draw caoh IN Eul"Ic "rh ~. Dceh VI P'''"
,r america bv tai, slender npNduhl
" on .nr,ud th0ught. however, -" don't sec now q
NM man could get lctcr Of credit any how bHi
'o' ':i 'Wi',Ir cZpaincd a man who know. " they are
touiug nj, measure that lie can he ldentFh men
.', N i've a letter OF credit for ~ OUO "hlch nc
c,, dr,t 1n ~ he need, il, when he's irdVclhnS'
4 tnonsand dOllars!'
"Why he's only about i've feet t"o inches TAIL
@Tllf's about his height ,., A.,
trournr with animation, Pm over >N fcct, anI iil
w,Sld 1--WE me credit Tor about 81 200, wouldn't IL 3!
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
COOL ggEEzrs AND 4 Mild 7rxprRArURE

The sl'cht reduction in temperature promised for
Yesterday came duly to hand and gave Ncwf forkcFs
a day of exceptional fairness and genihlity. All
throu:h tie morning and afternoon signs 0f the par
taI departure Of the hot evident. and the
temperature never rose above ninety degrees. AT 4
a. Ia. the mercury stood at - degrees, at a. m ii
had advanced only three points p saw a further
rise Of SIX points and then, usual. the maximum
Of so DEGREES was reached At , 80 p m Humidity
wors a threatening pcct early ~ the morning. when
the percentage at -. but II steadily declined Oe
forc the rays OF the and az noon had declined 4"
y pr cent; A. tie midday hour was pa-',d u took
"a sudden and Big drop and before O'Clock vas down
Al 81 per cent. With tie fall IN humidity came %
trong ,,uthca,t"rly wind. which gradually Increased
In violence until il had attained velocity oi thirty
tis~o mile, au hour ~.
YEAR said sergeant Jcsuuo".h vc-t'rchy, j. diii
10 the !uuN %! a!c l.o. tie area oi hlrh bdinHrSTl
sire iu.t south Ol oar lal"-t hot wave nae
ll.uo-t di-apuclrcd. and only the western crS" u
remains on the coast Tie slight cool wave 4''i 'h'
northwest mentioned yc to-day Is mnLI't Eno1 h,'iu
vav toward the coast. and VIII syc cooler wriih
In this cts to morrow The conditions VIII T." lar
and 10 Judge by the pTc-cnt aspect "i Inc ohhIt J
should sy they likely TO continue i"F aiYhcf
day or t"o.' o., , - o.
CrrcuW! st died yesterday AZ TIC Chamlc!s street
Ilo. ptal from tac effects Il tie heat.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

sheets al about that point where Mr.. Kibbec's feet
would later be located.
Aitor making the usual preparations that sober
man makes FOR retiring, he turned out the light and
jumped into bed The audienc~ snail but en-
thg>iastic, awaited developments in the next room
In seventeen seconds there a snort OF dlsapprOvdl
he struck something with his feet. Three seconds
later he bcan TO feel around the foot Of the bed 90
ind out what it was, and they that when no
caught OIL. or, properly speaking wien the
craWsh caught on, there was exhibition OF LANGUAGE
unfit for publication that could only have been gwen by
man whose early training was acquired In Montana
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TRYING TO oUrwIT THE CONDUCTOR.
nm The Lewiston Journal.

From Tic Lewiston JOuIHal.
4 conductor on the Boston ana Name @ hhTU-" ,,
tS. t,c,. Of sharp, who scheme 10 cheat tue ra"rp'
ont OF l,e fare When tie conductor u'n t,uprG
"'' ,,,.ro few dav- a"O Oi ti, Spccc, jumper
iI,rd lie Immediately entered the smoker anu
ouictly taking OF h., coat and hat lad iheyi o" @ oo
H .t Io.,de him: then putting on small skull ctg'
law hack I'm hc seat When The conductor went tirplpn
thn rnr h, was apparently quietly sleeping; IHihh
,r. b. va. q through passenger from luFudAn, ""I
ihat he lad talon his tcaet, the conductor Gld hot
fi"'uIb him ON. going into he next Gag; n~o"cN'a' ~
49,. ,,in,. vino had been watching bis ltfc game
,mH aholt IT, The conductor went back whore t!c
vonne man was and Shaking lin asked for his uoAe''
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
WORKERS IN TIE MISSION FIELD.
ANNIvERsARY OF TIE woMAN's HOME MIS-
sIONARY SOCIETY AT OCEAN GROVE.

sIONARY SOCIETY AT OCEAN GROVE
ocean Grove y. j., Aug. (spccial-Ihe cohsrc-
cation In attendance at the yoHng peoples mecuhss
r.r .c.,,s to ,ugcr small dimuniton on account OF
tlo heat The subject Of the morning service "aS
a., that Bwcllcth under the shadow Of the Almighty
Ms, Grace Updcgraf sang :" Under His wings MIS-
" = Gr,n,th spoke on Love- Friend David Cpdc-
srlr conducted the Holiness Meeting. The Kew
William g. Browning and others spoke.
The anniversary Of the Womans Homo MsSiohdrS
,o,..y Of the Methodist Episcopal Church took place
t,day Mrs X. ". r. Gon. secretary OF the Phila-
d.lphia conference Of the society, presided. Mrs
T. IT, stoke, conducted the exercises. The Rev D?'
r H. STOKES gave the society hearty welcome. MIS-
Tcunard Chandler made an clO1nent response '|S'
= = Gnrri,ou secretary OF the NowJcrscy Non-
ference reported the building OF home IN Morristo"
Tenn Miss W. : Boswell of the Phlledclphla Dca'ohes'
u,,,, nade an address on that phase of the work.
Til, Rev Thomas Bowman, senior Bishop OF to
Methodist Episcopal Church. spoke Of the coiored peo-
M NJ ire south and Of the great need Of work among
,,..u They need to be- taught how to work and how
~ I've Mrs; McDoWell Of Baltimore. tod OF the
,orl, Of the Dcaconcss Home in that city. Mrs NJ t.
crri,h tho National organizer. mad" an adde's q
.lt pathos the power of the Gospel OF Chr!'t 70
elevate aud transform The lndi1n.
Th,, afternoon Mrs. Grace Wcscr Davis conducted
thc exercises. Mrs. A. r. Stuart read a paper on
. pron,r,ton Of Supplies t. pc Sent % Mission Fields
and Nis, Van Matter Of NcrYork. ravc, incidents
nf wor, in different fields. This evening Mrs. VIII
tam Eurri, presided. Nr,. Jennie Fowler Wiling ot
Sew York gave an interesting sketch Of mission work
.u,nnr ths spanish In America. especially IN Mexico
Wis. Emma e. Corbeit had charge Of the music, ana
VA. aiy assisted by Mrs, George W. Bennett ana MISS
Wrrin Nce,,r To morrow will De the last time the
unv G. IT, Yatmau iwll conduct the Young peoples
mcring n, he leaves here .r Lakcsite. ohio 70 con
dnct a tvo weeks meeting at that place. The inter
Jcnontna-ona N!hc readings will begin tomorrow ar
IN o',l,rk ~ cortinne until sunday evening Ihr
Row Gr. Nunhan will be assisted by number OF
Mini tor and rvangcllstS.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Mr.. EJggEE WAS SURPRISED
\. - pnnl plnuccr Press

FiOm The -. Paul Pioneer ITcs9'
Fver i,c, ,, finn. when Mr.. Kibhcc. cf the Hotel
Ryan wa living on Chicago chicken aid rom, on, III
Montana he has been regarded a. OF" OK uo , T an
earthquake or The appearance Of INC "IS,, t U.
woGld ever disturb lie used 10 oc 80 tGoi e M
seems - have been some grounds for irc Dot'a ,l,
II he siond ever pcrsurr tha i would be zee "aifr
Ne has lost his rcpptton for calTnr,, @"lIs c ~ e
Attc incident which occurred recently hnu',' nix
observes a rcticcuce that is abeolntnN painiGI.
boys at the hotel secured healthy but harg9 ojoTc
prcSautops a,.rlnst It's escaping by tying II to Inc
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
rN,rur-SrASN AT PTTMAN GROVE.

pttmon Grove. y. j., Aug. tSpccial'.-The grove
today seemed to have awakened from the inactivity OF
yesterday The noticeable feature at the experience
,i... ,c,s the large nu:llcr OF women who spoke.
1p,c Rev ". Townsend. Of Palmyra, conducted the
r,octiuc Al the holiness meeting this noon one
woman became 50 happy that She hi-sed all The women
within reach Of her and came near hnsginS one oi tho
~ r,wSou preached the morning sermon, and az tho
oi,cro1on session the Rev. J. Rogers, Of IeVerH'
a. ,r.ocbci In the evening the Rev. Pennng-
-, Co,rr5o' Of Elmer. s. j. preached The sermon
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
cuIrEAxs N ANNUAL coNvocATIoN.

baltimore Aug six hundred and fifty delegates
o,.,cered Mt roucal today at the opening session OF
the thirty fourth annual convocation OF the NaNoaI
Grand Tabernacle Of Galiicans lcoIocul III "esl9'
N..hod,st Episcopal Church. Thomas /. fal hsh'
y-,,ti,v Not,onol Grand supreme Raler presided ON
tbc platform beside the pre- ding officer was mayor
Davidson The SECRETARY read letter from "oNerhor
aclson reeretting his inability - be present way OK
Davidson then welcomed the dce2ht'' 70 IhiiIloC.
we've made hy local cergymen, Mary \. wilmer VI
sew Haven George Queen Of the Newark laerIaclc'
and Mary Jonlan. matOn OF the Aged Womch's Home
IhlllAclphla.