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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
Gorrefponbeus.
gefort am 90. DECEMBER 1890.


6err Wi1el qsmmer aus Rouinstone,
Winn., Elm 9eborener Seiorter, bate auf cir,
paar Wonate, ieinem lieben Seim siuen geiuf
ab9etdttst. Inns Haen mar er Elm miafommes
ner @aft, unb bic Wofsn, bic er inter uns III:
bra6te, peritri6Gt MIR au;uidnea. Der 81.
DECEMBER, ser gum abidieb beitimmte Sag,
nabte berar, es muBte 9eIdiebeu iein. Rebt
idper mar Der abibieb, einen Bid INNER pie.
Der einen lesten Bid mari Der S6eioenoe i'm.
mer unb INNER pieoer auf isin trautss. ibm
unenoli6 liebeS Seim. oaS er, ruobl nun mebr
ein lestes Wtal, 81 ieben sefommen iein mo6te.
Neilt and nun 6err Semmer niht mebr in un=
lersr Witte, 70 bleibt er bod nod LANCE in ms
lerer Grinnerung uno Deroen ibm rpobl aud bic
3rpei Wonate, pel6e er unter unS peilte, un-
Dsr9eBli6 blsiben. aud fam er alien in Der
nsuen Seimatb sr;Gbler, pie lid uuitr gsfort,
10 gan, portbellbait erneuert, wie nunrnebr cine
bIblhe Saulerreibe ;I beioen Seiter Der StraBe
ii6 rebt nett aus nirnmt. Tie nieberen Sduier
NIT ibren alien StroboG5er, limb mad benz
ihredlihen grnnoe bur6 nele eriebt mCroen.
SeitrG9e CUR Steuer Der lugliidli6en floiien
uns aus aaen GGnoern. au9 bel bieier 9sIss
9snbeit, Denies unier nunmebr aei6iebener@ait,
leine 2iebe, iir bic alts Seimatb, inbem CT uus
cine bibi6e Summe, Delbe er in Nmsrifa bel
ieinen Nreuuoen uno Ssfannten couettirte, ;u.
9ebeu lieb. Serr Qemmsr perSient fir biei.
gemibuns uno eoele Shat ales Cob unS min:
iden mir lbm Der iib Jest aui bober Gee befins
bet cine quite 9liidlide Reiie. II. X.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
Saar, WoieL Gifel unb Sunsria.

gu RteberIosbeim bate Ssas
Wetbua1ten ein etua l9 Sabre alter @sss
i9e sineu ReuoIuer tuseIsst uno bsistc ara
3usitsn Wetbua4tstase isineu gltsrp saaa
@eiduttsru bic gouitruettonsn bssistSen..
gl6sIt9 tra4te Elm S4uB, unb bic Was.sR
mar s~etrofsn. Ser iofort bsrbetse.nfsSS=
ar3t ltslte feff, bag bic Wuttsr our9 ssz
2sib ssi9ofsn unb bic RuseI bis In sia
Rdbe Der @irbsIiduIe ~sebrunssu 1T, 20 g.
nod fst.
Die 3 1T fat pon Der 0usls Els
CUR W%anouns 3ussfroren. gu Saarbnsa
ipaaiert man iber's Sis ltatt iibsy Sae
Bride unb ipa,t ben 5ou.
Bel gusborf iou cine Bride fhsS
bic Saar sebaut werbeu.
Erier. Der Sabritant 6srr SoityE
S1aab bot Der characterization unp selrs
9sr.u Bfarrer ieiner 8farret lie 100 Gsnss
usr RobIsn fur bsbirftise a,me our SsytEe
sung sefteut.
gu Erisr bssannsn am %. DssSs. in
Ct. 9aursntiuS bic 5etsrlidtstteu 3um hl4.
bernen Yrisffe,iubtlGum bes bo4u'fteu 8Sss
i4ofs 6orum.
Erier. Am 90. Desbr. ffarb i'm AItsgc
pom IS Sabren Serr Sran8 Soispb rcsG
gsu, BETTER bss Rittersutss st. Rat5iGs
nit E%bisrsarten, WariabOf &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
9usembursti1eS aus BsJaissss

WarteIingen. Gin e~iaeniainlSs
DIES Sntsrmea.o CAB IS am Sonatas, ssnz
81. Deg, in Der Rir9e. Gin SIanlsia
Tam in bic &ir9e uub bridts on sinem ossa
bern SrduIsiu, UNI Plas in Der 8aat III
srbalten. Oa bies pabri5siult& sssS
i@nea ssnus sins, ober Oh anbsre @sSnsar
uorIassu, man wsiB es ni9t, fun, ssEs
3uIsetssfommsus Srdulsin CAB benz aasssss
pI6sIi9 Itnts unb rs9ts f9aqsnbe Sse=
feisen, bas bas 8lut aus Der Raie fIivts-
Oamit ni9t ssnus, muBte aud nod sEz
5ut berbaIten, peI9er ni9t libel 3usert4sss
uurbe.
gu 4rIon fanb am %. Oes. in ss~
st, 9Iusriuss Rtr9e bic brittle franSSHSSe
@onfersna fatt. vOis s6ttl. Senbuns sss
@brilt Riubletus" biloste ben @seeas,
itano bisisr @onfsrsnt.
SeiteIer bat eineu i96nsu Rreuspssr
fur letne 6trde erbalten, Der s~elessntisss
elmer bI. Niifou etnssiesnst uarb.
@dbrenb gu Barstte cine Srau atEss
botten~ stns, itabI ibr Der Ra4barssarr
bic 9otelettsn aus Der &iae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20

Wun srfiebt, baB bic BsuSIssruna tn Il
9emeinsen a5sencmmeu, tn eiussluer
re5t beoeutenb, nur in 4 @emeinbsu bal
ole SeelsnBabl stuus Rlsines Sussnommsu n.
Oa bic 3abl Der @sburtsn bic Der Ststb:
tdue ltsIs iberfeist, 10 srtldrt fi4 ber
ausfau nur bar4 8ss5us, unb omar ssbt
Der Sus ui9t pie tn ben anbsru Qinbsrn,
pom fa9en 9anbe msilt mad ben sroBeu
Stdolsu, bel uns na4 benz Auslanbe.
9repenma1sr. Die Dynamo:
Raitine iiir oas bieiise gIsttrisitdts uslt
1T uoriss Wo9e ansstommsn. I'm 8sib
nadtstase wurbs bereitS bic Yrobs nit
einissu Hampen in Yriuatbdaiern ssma4t.
@ie in Ianssn Sabren nidt msbr utrb
sessnwdrtiS benz gisiport bier sebuloist.
Ssionbsrs an ben Sonns unb Ssisrtas'
Ra9mittasen fino bic gisbabnsu Der Wo'
isI pOn @rOBs unb 6lsin bsisst unb uisls
3uidausr bstra9tsn ii5 bas isltiame YiIo
pom ufsr aus. SsItsu III absr au9 Gin
Bintsr bieism Sersnlssn 10 sinitis.
Der Sersin Der fribsrsn rlntsrofii'
Siere gu 9ursmburs sdbIt isst 800 Witslis'
Der.
GIarmeiIer. Der p%enionirte 9sb'
rer unb issise S46fis 5srr Usbsr wurbs
gum @emsinee. @innebmer sspdbIt. Ssrr
Bsbsr, Der felt 80 Sabrsn bas @ipilfanbss
bureau fibrt, bsiist bas a~lssmsins Ssrs
trausn Der @smsinbe.
gu Wertsrt bat f9 Elm adsrbaus
uerein sebiIbet, bsm slsi9 35 WitsIisbsr
teitraten. Wan bofft aud sinsn Yisbusrs
f4srunssusrein eu erinbsn. 50fjsntIi1
ssbeibsn bisis Sersine sbsn 70 gut ais Der
8in5erpsrein, pel4sr 60 WitSlisbsr ,dbIt.
Diensus 8rits, wsl9e ben Des
BON YulusrmibI ibsr gsrIorsntof mad
benz Babubof rssulirsn ioa unb bstannt.
LID has critic Dial bsim @ntfsrnsn Der @ss
rhfb0I3er sinsstar3t mar, III iset wisoer
bsrssfeut.
Yettn9en. Nm 4bsnb bss IS. Oes
,smbsr wuroe Der S6idbrise. Babnbsamte,
Nit. 8irsu, bsim Wan6orirsn zines @ls
tersuses, In bisfsem Subnbofs ibsrfabrsu
un6 our Stsle 8st6btst. Ss1s Wassons
sinsen lbsr ben 8srunsIidtsn binmss unb
i'm 2eibe purben Inn beibs Bsins sinaIi&
abssi&utttsn. " bintsrIdBt cine Wittw.
nit eiuem Hsiuen Rtnbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20


fallen BE G~reibiasbeH beusr ni9t 70 sul
aus, aIs i'm @uttanb. Benis Rebs uni
9aien.-Auf elmer Sasb bes 5ru. @mi
Wes I'm 9repenmader 8aIb'
Baumbuf6. an ber Is Sdser ~tbeiInabmen.
wurbeu s &ebb6ds, / Warbsr unb % 81:
fen ssfdofsn.-Am IL. DECEMBER bisItsr
n,ebrere Sdser pon $ o 8 e n.
pintf@, 8iIwerwtIs, @we i'
Ieru. (. ~. cine alsemeine Greibiast
bter ab. tlnsefdbr 800 5dsIsin wur'
ben aus ibrsm 8srfsf b~srausssIoft; 90
Stid ro9en ben BuIusrbampf uub bipfs
ten luifis fort; aasin, iase unb i4reibe 8
5aisn fofete ss bas 9sbsn. au4 eth
5i9sleiu uarb bic Bsute Der 5errn Sd
ser.-@iu i96ner 9swtnn! - gu 6 d.
belt man an, Is. DECEMBER cine
Ersibiasb ab unb IisB aae bic Bilbi9usi.
ne Iaufen. - auf Der am Is. DECEMBER
pom Der @sisai9aft Ropal Gapsnat IN,
tIsiueu Bspabola bel @aua9 abssbal:
tsnsn Ersibiasb farnsn stne t~psibunbsrt
9funb i9were WiIbiau, 5 RebbSts unb
% 5aisn our Strete. Sdlssn uarsn
IL anpeisnb. -auf elmer Sasb BET R uls
lin 9 en- wurben tirsli9 pom Der % t.
ser @eisuidaft l9 5aisu, unb auf elmer
bel Osrsnba1 sbsnfaus 10 6aisn 3ur
Strede sebra9t.-5a 6 d q. b. U. murs
be i'm S@IoBbii9 cine Ersibiasb aui
BiIbidwsius u~sranifaItst. 5srr gittor
Wtattes uou bier bat siusn 2 3sntner i4ues
rem ReuIer erlsst. Gin swsitss 9ra9t.
trsmplar, wsI9ss gu u%tsberboIten WaIsn
auseidofen mar, wurhs nod ifunbsnusii
bis blnsin in ote Iotbrinsii4en @dIbsr
usrfolgt, bod psrssbens. = Vim Is. De3.
5ielt 9r. 6reibsrr Baron be Slo9uuien
siue Greibiasb uuf &ippsubof. Sc
wurbsn sei5oHsn % 9aisn uub 5 Ji&ie.
Der Baron Serr 81. o. @arsan
1T pom 3. Batter gum @ommanbeur nes
Sroens oes B. 9resors ernannt wcrben.
Nsipect bafir.
9ursmburs. Nm 80. De,. Wors
gems itirate 5err Sentseu, Beiiser nes
Cafe de la Poste, TN S~aussanse unb ers
lit eineu 8n6Gslbru9 am Iinfen Ssin.
9err Oottor aIsi4 mar iosIsi1 our Stsus
unb Issts ben E, ten Ssrbanb an.
2uremburs. SIN Sdaufsnitsr Sc:
gers 1T oas uon 5rn. Jsrbtnanb b'5uati
ssmalte 9roBs SeIportrdt pom Waoams
Serule ausssitslt. Oas Bib lift pobl.
sslunsen. Der Raler 1T albseannt burt
leine bisbsriseu SabIreideR geifunsen,
Dame Derule TT bic 9attin bes bstannter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dsruae.
nber WoisI mai man aussanss
DECEMBER 10 sismli5 naerudrts nit ben
Srenneu Der Er.it II bsi9dftist. Das gr.
sebntB bssleIben ltebt benz 8oridbriser
nm 4-5 Ytter Branutustu pro 1900 Qtte,
Greter nab. Der Yrsis Der Ereiter itsb
auf 1870 Wart pro 6uosr; Der nsugs,
braunte Srauntwetu auf SO Big. bis
uit. pro 2lter.
8eeborf. Sust 9sttsrn pom BIER
bic f6 am 9sri4t 3u @rsusnma4sr DER.
t!aet batten, serietbeu auf Dem 6simusg,
In Strsit, pobsi Dsr Cine benz anbsrn ben
StOt iber ben Ropf i9Ius, bag oieisr ls'
benssefdblIt9 usrIeet oarnisberltest. Oas
unteriu9unssssri9t Don Garsmburs nal
i4on bier.
u eiuItatberS oItsSdbIun i n
Ot1trtcte @reuenmd1er =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20

ct. Fdul, WtHn. {; Better Wepienburs. 3 3
alt, aus @ormelbinsen, mad Sanousfp, ssS
Deter Rapp. Is &. alt. aus geroorS. nsSp
2ouispiQe, Sp ; Ib. Qsmmer, ab., ans SgSNs-
na6 Welu gort; sarl @eber, % z. oft. nEss
8ebersboi, nod Dubuque, So. Die ;Esi Ssz=
tersn ,parsn auf geiud.
giuiIftanb Der Stabt gi5ns
aI3ette.
SterbefdlIe. Som 5. Ge;br.: sstczp1
Sran;, 55 g. alt, S6msl;arbeiter. Snzr Ga
4ppel Waria, % 8. alt, gbefrau Sieieirsawzs
Ser9mauu. Bonn g.: 8irs SUZANNE, 81
gbefrau pom Sri6er Bernard, S6mel3assaiaso-
Bonn IL: Sraat Suiauna, 46 g., Sbtn3sa
Sitel, 6lempner. Bonn r.: Slid Ammo Mr.
rio, 80 s., gbsirau 0oai6eib, gsrsmaan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
THE TESTERS BELL.

''what on earth could have induced you
TO marry man SO utterly your inferior ?"
"My dear girl, | never met a man who
wasn't. Judge
With apples cent pound and -four
three times as high il will always remain
q mystery why a railroad eating-house pie
is so much crust and so little viscera,-
Bradford Era.
George-Either you must marry me or
put me out Of my misery.
Ethel-Must | choose
George-lou must.
Ethel with sighl-Well, where is the
AK New York Herald.
Charlie aud Amy were looking at the
moon. What n good man God was TO
make such beautiful moon," said Amy
Man J" repeated Charlie reprovingly
IF ever there was gentleman, God is
one."-kate Fields Washington.
Yes, it's interesting 70 think over the
old school days" said the man with a
reminiscent tendency. you were a great
hand at seven-up, but never thought
you'd make book publisher. Biles Mas
about the smartest and most studious
man I'm the class. Wonder what's become
of him" Biiesi He is i'm my estab.
lishment. He earns small salary max
ing translations for me. Washington
Star.
$50 You have got twins at your houseYn
said Mrs. Bezumbe to little Johnny Saluel-
son.
Yes, nam, two Of 'em."
What are you going TO call them 2"
Thunder and Lighting"
why, those are strange names to call
children"
"Well, that's what pa called 'em as soon
as he heard they were In the house. -
Texas Siftings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

THE annual John Brown memorial SER
vices will take place in the Ebenezer Bap-
tist Church this evening at o'clock.
THE concert of the Shipp Brothers Com
pany, English hand bell ringers, will be
repeated this evening at the Y. M. G. A.
Miss Florence Balgarnie of England Will
address the Woman Suffrage Association
of Rhode Island in Blackstone hall to-
morrow afternoon at s o'clock.
A CAKE and apron sale will take place
tomorrow afternoon for the benefit OF
the Day Nursery at the residence Of Mrs;
ID. j. Sully, corner Of Greenwich ana
Whitmarsh streets.
AT the Arion Clubs concert this even.
ing at Infantry hall Verdi's Requiem "
will be sung in Latin under the direction
of Jules Jordan. This will be the first
concert Of the twelfth season OF the CLUB
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
TO IET-TENENEN ENTS.

ITO LET-UPPER HALF OF NEW HOUSE, ~
i Pomona avenue, nine rooms bath and water
closets; separate entrances front and back steam
heat cars pass the door. Apply A. BRoUGH, l3
Pomona avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
SHIP BROTHERS. CONCEhl
The Unique Pei Ringers Amuse the Y.
NJ. &, A. People Immensely.


Hand bell ringers always furnish a
pleasant and unique entertainment and
that of the Shipp Brothers last evening at
the Y. NJ. G. A. was no exception to the
rule.
The company includes Charles W., AL
bert j., Walter and Harry Shipp and Miss
Jessica Terwilliger, reader.
The handling of the bells seemed to he
without any effort on the part Of the per
formers and their music was cheerful in
deed. The readings of Miss Terwilliger
were nicely rendered and were received
with marked appreciation by the audience
The following is the program: Bells,
"March Militaire," Shipp brothers; either
duet, ''On the Ocean," Harry and Charles
w. Shipp; recital, "Claudius and Cynthia"
Miss Terwiliger; bells, Imitation of En-
glish Cathedral Bells" Shipp brothers;
banjo and banjorine, Harry and Charles
w. Ship; recital, "Aristarchus," Miss
Terwilliger; either, "Mermaid's Song"
Harry Shipp; bells, operatic selections,
Shipp brothers; recital, Miss Terwillger;
bells, "Home, Sweet Home" Shipp broth.
erS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
THE STAR COURSE.
Mime. Laura schirmer Mapieson and the
Weber Ladies' Quartet.

Mime. Laura schirmer Mapieson and the
Weber Ladies' Quartet.
The second entertainment of the Star
Course was given last evening In Infantry
Hall. Nine. Laura Schrimer Mapleson
was assisted by the Ladies Weber Quartet,
Misses Minnie II. Vaughan, Mamie +.
Grout, Emily j. Ballou and Clara l..
Willis, the Crescent Male Quartet and
Miss Edith L. Kent, pianist.
The concert was, with one exception,
the Others Of this series have been, was of
an order of high class music,
deserving much better support from
the music loving public than II
received There is no reason why
popular priced entertainments should not
be as successful in this city as they are
elsewhere, especially as 1t has been shown
repeatedly that the best talent can be
heard at reasonable prices.
Miss Mapleson has fine clear soprano
voice which captivated the audience, and
her compliance to repeated demands Tor
encores won her additional favors. The
selections of the Weber quartet were ar,
tistically rendered The voices blended
well and the shading of the songs should
have been satisfactory to the most criti-
cal The surprise of the evening was, how
ever in Miss Kent's piano playing. Miss
Kent is pupil of Hans Schneider. Her
first selection, Bevieuse by Chopin, was
one of those sweet plaintive, passionate
melodies that appeals to the finer feelings
of the hearer Her second selection, the
l4th Rhapsode by Listz, was of an entirely
different order. Full of sudden changes
as Litz always is, but essentially heavy
concert piece in all its parts. In both
pieces, however, Miss Kent showed her
versatility and musical talent She readily
coped with the light shades of the Bevieuse
as well as with the fortissimo passages Of
the Rhapsodie. There was at times mas
culinity of touch that is exceptional in
any but the more highly finished artists.
The next concert will include, among
1thers, the famous violinist Padrewsky.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

t.J On WEEK AND UPWARDS. No. 10
sNI.OO Wheaton ST., near Benefit ST. on south
CON ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
REVOLUTION IN ITALY.
The Rev. DIR. Langdon's Lecture Before
the Historical Society.

the Historical society
The Rev. William c. Langdon, ID,
lectured before the r. i. Historical society
last evening at the cabinet on Waterman
street. The subject was the Revolution
in Italy 1s59-ls71." The speaker was in
Italy during that period, and graphically
described the events which preceded the
revolution proper, and then the war or
the several provinces with Austria, the
treachery of the Pope and the Duke of all
the provinces except Piedmont and the de-
feat of Charles Albert, then after a long
amistice the second attempt OF Charles
Albert to gain the liberty and unity of
Italy, his final defeat at Novara and his
addiction In favor of his son Victor
Emmanuel.
OF Victor Emmanuel the speaker said:
"He was not n great statesman, but he
was grand soldier and a Trustworthy
king" He had the happy fortune to asso-
ciate with him statesmen who understood
that the final step toward the unity of
Italy must not be taken a moment too
soon, and when finally Victor Emmanuel
stood in Rome and proclaimed Italy as a
whole, free and united, the time had come
for just such a step. From thai time till
now, a period of twenty years, Italy has
occupied a prominent position in the poll
tics of Europe, and therefore the people
revere the name of Victor Emmanuel as
the father of their united country.
At the conclusion of the lecture the so
ciety passed a vote of thanks to Prof.
Langdon on the motion of Prof Jameson,
and the meeting adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
DIED.

DIED.
ANDREs-In this city. Nov, 80 CLARENCE Lev
INGs, only son OF Levings ,. ana lua H. AhuFes'
aged IL months and 20 days.
BROWN-In London, oct, 8. NICHOLAS BROWN
aged "a years.
BODEL-In this city, ist inst. ETHEL IRENE,
daughter OF Charles H. and Maude A. Bodel aeei
BRADY-In this city, Nov. 80, ANN, wife of
Philip Brady.
BENNETT Elmwood, Nov; 2s. IRVING, t.
son OF Joseph and Anna +. Bennett aged ~
BRADY-In this city. on sunday Nov. 90,
PATRICK BRADY, aged S3 years month ana Ia
OF Owen Conley in the 97th year OF her are.
CULLEN-In this city, list insti THomAs
FERGUsON-In this city. NOV. 90. CHRISTINA,
wife OF George q. Ferguson In the oZd year Oh
GATELY-In this city, 1st inst, MATTHEW
GATELY. in the 47th year OF his age.
GAKDMERq, a., this l,S city Esol N9y 70 o SAMUEL b.
HEWINs-In this city, Nov. 80. PHILIP HEwINs'
aged i3 years
McGuIGAN1In Johnston, suddenly LIST Inst"
MOWRY-In Smithheld, ALMIRA s., widow OF
John A. Mowry, in her s1th year
O'BRIEN-In this city, lst inst HESEY Lea s P' son
Charles Peirce In the s2d year OF her age.
sPRINGER-In this city, Now 90 suddenly;
ALEXANDER B. SPRINGLR, In the 64th year Of
his age.
TYLER-In this city, Ist inst. JOHN TYLER, in
the 10th year OF his age.
TIERNAN-In Pawtucket. LIST Inst, JAMES
TIERNAN, aged 6s years
WOOD-In River Point, Noy. ~. IRENA MAY,
daughter OF Leonard f. and Ella Wood aged
months and 20 days.
WILkINS-In Pawtucket, 1st inst, EIIzABErH,
wife OF the late Daniel wilkins, aged SO years.
WYMAN-In this city, at the Rhode Island Hos
pitai, Nov. 20, REUBEN WYMAN, In the 6Sth
year Of his age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
PENSIONS.
DIyIDENDS.
UNION SAVINGS BANK.
PROVIDENCE. RI

The Finh and FinaI Dividend IN liquidation,
being sixteen u6 pet cent ~ the principal. IL now
payable 20 depOsltors AZ 81 south Main 81, room g
Hours 10 A. NJ. 10 r. NJ J. 4. JOHNsON,
Oct 70, 1871. treasurer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
MUSIC HALL, Dec. I,

Brief Marriage and Death notices inserted
free. want" advertisements Of not more Than
ten Tines half cent ,Uord for the first Insertion
transient rates thereafter.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-15

Jesse L. Heiskell, of this city, was united in
wedlock to Miss Edith Augusta Vickery,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Vick-
cry. Miss Mabel Vickery attended her sister
as maid of honor. Mr.. Raymond Heiskell
waited on the groom as best man. Mr.. P.
Heiskell and Mr.. st. Julien Dapray, of this
this city, were the groomsmen. Rev. Father
Hughes, OF Anacostia, performed the mar
riage ceremony. A brilliant reception was
held, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Heiskell
started on their wedding journey Mrs.
Heiskell will be at home on Thursdays in
January at 1872 Fifteenth street. The groom
is one OF the most popular young business
men in Washington, and the bride is one of
the most beautiful and accomplished of Balti-
more's many beautiful girls.
The wedding of Miss Sallie Gresham, daugh-
ter of Colonel Edwin j. Gresham, of this city,
and Mr.. Robert Tyler Jones, grandson of ex-
President Tyler, took place on Tuesday even
ing at the BRIDES home, 1901 Eighth street
northwest.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Curry and
Mr.. John ID. L. Sheehan was soemnized at
st. Matthew's on Tuesday, Rev. Father
Kervick performing the ceremony. Imme-
diately after the service Mr.. and Mrs. Sheehan
left for New York to be absent until Decem-
Der, when they will return here to live.
The marriage of Mr. Moncure Burke and
Miss Annie Priscilla Vanderpool will take
place Wednesday evening" at o'clock, in the
First Baptist Church.
The marriage of Miss Kate Billings and Mr..
William Wilson, of Seattle, will take place
November 25 in st. Johns Church, George
town.
The wedding of Miss Clara Flemmng and
Mr. Henry Herbert Balch will be solemnized
in st. Johns Church November 25.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Whitney Sill
md Mr. Frada xUi1 oil MI
at high noon in st. Johns Church Novem-
Der 25
Among the engagements announced during
the week is that of Mr.. Ferdinand de Janon,
son of Colonel p. de Janon, of the Army, and
Miss Minna Buist, of Philadelphia.
The marriage of Miss Susannah Wales,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e. Baden,
and Mr.. William NJ Netherland, of Atlanta,
Ga, will take place on Wednesday at the
BRIDES home, 1911 Eleventh street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Martha G. Milburn
and Mr.. Rudolph +. Battle, jr., will take
place at st. Matthew's at II O'Clock on
Wednesday.
The marriage of Miss Anna Barnes Black
ford and Mr.. Henry Pollay Roberts will take
place on Wednesday at ~ O'Clock at the West
Street Presbyterian Church, Georgetown.
There will be a reception at 3l26 street.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at St.
Matthew's Church Wednesday evening, at
O'Clock, when Miss Marguerite l.. Curry, of
Fort LesYenworth, Kan, became the bride of
Mr. John d. l.. sheehan, of New York City,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-15
Late Society Items.

A most delightful evening was spent by
number of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter F. Hewett at their home, 1878 Thirteenth
street northwest, on Tuesday in commemo-
ration of the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage. The parlors were beautifully decorated
with potted plants and ferns. Doneh fur
nished music, and delicious collation. was
served. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
e. b. Hay, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouzier, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Magruder, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs, Bryant, Mrs.
Dimmiek, the Misses La Porte, Miss Calvert,
Miss O'Brien, John Sims, w. e. Colladay,
James Evans, Fred Puser, w. w. Danen-
hover, jr, Ed Barket, Win Houck, and
Charles La Porte.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Frances Burnham Woods, the only daughter
of the late Major General Charles r. Woods,
of the Army, and niece of the late Hon. VII
liam B. Woods, Justice of the United States
Supreme Court, and Mr.. Eugene +. Arnold,
OF the Bar of this city, The wedding will
take place during December at Newark, Ohio,
Miss Woods home. Miss Woods is about to
be received into the Catholic Church,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-15
Ladies' Furnishings.
NURSES APRONS.

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25c. Aprons-Colored borders, full size, at
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MERINO UNDERWEAR
SOC. Vests-Vest in merino, pearl buttons,
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25c. Vests-Egyptian Cotton Ribbed Vest,
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35c. Pants-Egyptian Cotton Ribbed, all
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59c. Skrts-Excellent cotton, deep ruffie,
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81. Skirts-Excellent cotton, deep cambric
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at Soc
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&c. Drawers-Excellent cotton, woke
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49c.
35c. Chemise-Embroidered yoke, lace trim
med, at 25c.