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The sun., 1891-01-29

The marriage OF Miss julio Helene Georgert
daughter Of MIR. Louis F. Georger, to Walter
Pierpont Bicelow, son OF ex-Gov. Hobart B.
Bigelow OF Connecticut, tooI place last even
ing in st. James's Episcopal Church. Madison
avenue and Seventy-iirst street. The Rev. DR..
Cornelius B. Smith. the rector. of1lciated.
There was full choral service. The BRIDE
groom was attended by +. Frederic Georger
brother Of the bride. ]. =; Trowbridge. a; II.
bay. hyssel ssTJeGnnt. u frEsst ~, fnnthsr ,hs:
II. Cooper served AS ushers.
The bride wore n gown OF heavy white satin
and point lace. the latter covering the front OF
the skirt and the bodice. The point luce veil
WAS hold up with u wreath OF orange blossoms
and q string OF diamond marRuerites. q gift
from Mrs. GeorEer Her other. ornament YVES
n diamond pendant. a pres ont from tho BRIDE
groom. She carried bouquet OF Narcssus
roses.
Miss Kitty Price was the maid Of honor. Her
gown was Of pink satin enveoped In pink
chiffon. with gnrniture OF gold and white ylo-
let's She carried bnneksof white violets.
The bridesmaids were Miss Laura Lockwood.
Miss Susie Pitcairn. Miss Agnes Ely: Miss
Mary Harrison Miss Edna Johnson. and NJ ss
Josie Day. Their dresses were Of lavender
satin and chiffon. trimmed with purple vin-
let's and satin. They carried bouquets OF pur-
The Ceremony WAS followed by reception
Mt The home of the brides parents. % Ea-.
Seventy second street.
The sun., 1891-01-29
The Suppression OF sardou'. Play.

PARIS. jan 2a.-The TIXme Steele to-day an
nounces that it is reported that the members
Of the Theatre Francais have decided colec
lively to tender their designations to-day in
consequence OF The withdrawal Of sardou's
Tho Figaro this morning says that II the sup
preston OF Therm dor" " is snstnins Colne-
" Thermidor everywhere.
In an interview published today Sardou Is
quoted as declaring that no would pot produce
"Thermidor" anywhere but at the Theatre
Ersncais.., NJ. Clarttie. the director OF the
Thjatre Francn!s says that he has no inten-
tton o.! resignibE.
The sun., 1891-01-29

At tho annual meeting OF tho Connecticut
State Labor Congress held in Hartford ysster-
day the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, George A. Gowdy OF Bristol; Vice -Presi-
dent. Thomas ]. Msehsn Of Danbury: Score
tary. +. Il. Cyma OF Nsugatuck; Treasurer.
W. W. Fenton OF bridgeport. Tho report Of
the secretary showed that pledges to support
the measures Of the Congress have been re:
from many oi the Representatives: The plat
form adopted last August WAS revived;
Tho striking lnsters At kimball brothers
shoe factory, Fast Manchester. n. H.. have
sgreed 10 renounc" allegiance TO the Lasters
Union and will return to work.
The sun., 1891-01-29

PLAINrrELp, Jan. 2s.-Aliss Caroline Eliza
beth Lowrie. daughter OF DR.. II. II. Lowrie OF
rark avenue. was married IN Grace Church to-
day by the Rev. Erskine NJ. Rodman to the Itev.
Cornelius Gardner Bristol. rector Of st. Adams
Episcopal Church al Danielsonyiie. Conn.
The best man WAS the Rev. Morris Kemp OF
New York, aud tho hritssnaits were two sis
lose Lowrie. The mshers were all clergy men.
heinc classmates Of the groom. They were the
Nev u. NJ. Jefyrcys OF philndephia., the Roy.
j. Davis OF Nest Philadelphia. the Key i. n.
Morris Of New Haven. and the Rev. William
Downey OF Merrick, Long Island.
The sun., 1891-01-29
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRzPH

Tho Confectionery Association Of New York, Penn
syiyanis Mary and New Jersey. and Delaware Is In
session at scranton
College elected President Of the college YESTERDAY.
succeeding Charles 4 farchids
Tn. Association OF Composition Roofers concluded
their convention Pittsburgh yesterday Aresnlution
wss passed TO exclude all pitch manufacturer IRON
membership
At the annual meeting Of tho Psnnsylvania Assoea
tiol OF Agr societies In ikrPsbrg yesterday
resolution v as adopted !ooAing TO the abolition OF
gambling in any form Ut fArs.
Workmep In digging cellar In Schsrectady ysater.
day Afternoon brought TO liRhtA skeleton. evidently
ma OF Young man Tho skull showed great hole In
the from taI bone which ght have Ade with
axe The remains Of a rough box partly covered the
skeleton.
The sun., 1891-01-29
Yaehtsmen Feast,.x at O'N.,lr..

The members Of the New York Yacht Racing Aasocia-
ton had their nrst dinner last nishl st o'Nss
corner of Twenty second street and Sixth avenue
q splendid dinner IL was When President AlAnson J.
Prime who presided gave the order BE seated gen.
tlsmsn" iuU seats were ned Nearly all tho clubs bo-
iossts were numerous Capt Joe" Elsworth, the
famous .aiprer OF rteips yaGhts Isspondsd fer the
bliss Capt Foote for the Newars Yacht Club George "
yonis Or. sherwood for the sing Sing George A Bow
keT for the BayswAtsr Commodore Allen for the
Commodore Prime for ths Yontsu Yacht Club A
number OF yAchismen prominent IN the racing heet
wsr" present, and the ana:r was most harmonious
throughout
The sun., 1891-01-29
Fine Skating Ia Connecticut.

MIpDLETowS, Jan. 2s.-When Mrs. Bartlett
Bent OF this city closed her handsome WASH
ington street residence last fan and went away
on journey she neglected to shut or tho city
water in her home a. the street main. and the
result was that the water froze In tho pines
and burst them. Then u stream " wHter
gushed INTO tho house, and in the late cold
snap was frozen. There is iipo Stating now in
almost all Mrs. Bartlett Bent's rooms on WASH
incton street ami ice enough Is stored there 10
supply half a dozen small families with 1t all
summer. The front staircase IL an excellent
Carpets and much OF tho furniture are rnined.
The sun., 1891-01-29

From the waco Ddy.

Tho Day had consigned, TO It some, time
sinca for the purpose OF exhibition TWO heads
OF rattIssnakes upon which natures brush has
psrpetratcd remarkable freak pom one is
painted the skull of man, upon TIE othe! me
throngei the DAYS counting room TO zee the
phenomena and innumerable questions have
been askei. AS the heads we're subjected To u
chemical test some time ago. a. p sitive state
neni may bo made that the designs are no.
ARTIFICIAL. q
The sun., 1891-01-29
Where Ysstsrday'. Fires Were.

A. N-i2 Or, ~ Norfolk street, j, EahsrectA dan
spe 80, ail <2i East seventy second street, cAmAU
slight, apt 1908 West Thirty thir! street Richard SEE
ton g DAMAGE $50 :, ,,,.
laundry damage t2i, 5N pot of lar IA front OF 10,
West Fifly nfth street damAse hght . ~ 800 eeeoa
Ausnue Joseph MileTs CRY Roods store. dAmAfs 10
s.i5 s27 Wet Twenty slain street MsSy GsrsvtAj
grocery. damage StoI
The sun., 1891-01-29

BnIpGEpoRr. jan. 2s.-Samuol II. Hopkins
and Miss Mary II. Gerbich were married to-
night at the residence OF the brides father
Mr.. John G. Gerbich. by the Rov. II. A. DRyen-
port Of The First Pr;ws6yteran wy. ,,I ChuIrh, Miss
the Bridesmaids and the groomsmen were Mr.
Malcolm herr and Mr. John G.rpch There
was reception, and wedding trip was
The sun., 1891-01-29
Miss Gardner In Court.

Miss Lucy Gardner OF Fast Orange pleaded
not guilty Yesterday to an indictment accusing
her OF defraudinR Stern Brothers, Tho ac-
cusation Ia that she bought goods valued ut
Splits. had them sent home c. O. D.. and that
when she received the goods she pretenlsd
way aud that the Goods had been removed.
MISS Gardner, who is pretty. WAS richly dressed.
She was quite self possessed when she pleaded
In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday
morning. Her trial was set down for Feb. Is.
The sun., 1891-01-29
BROOKL IN.

Fre Com missioner Ennis has been authorized to In
yite architects send In plane for new hvs-story
building jaw street near WiIloughby' to bs used as
IRE heAdquArleTA
An unknown man who found unconscious in the
hallway of 80 Atlantic avenue on Tuesday and kept IN
y cell At tho Congress street station for couple OF
hours. supposed 10 be suffering from aeoholism disd
Death II 10 thought resulted from fracture Of the
skull The dead man removed 10 the AoInpe. lie
is about years old feet inches tall OF dark com
plexion and dark brown hair and he wore rough cst
Ing.
The sun., 1891-01-29

The officers and congregation OF the Jersey
City Congregational Tabernacle having OBJ
served some weeks ago that their pastor. the
Rev. J. l.. Scudder. was being overworked, con-
suited him about having an assistant Alter
come persuasion he consented. Mr.. Scudder
and the trustees held q meeting on Tuesday
to extend call to the Rev. J. Lester Wells Of
Newark 10 become DR. Scudder's assistant.
1t Is elieved that he will accept the call.
The sun., 1891-01-29
SUES THE MIN WHO SOLD THE AI0UoR.
A widow who Holds ~ Hotel Keeper he'
rpon.ible for Her Husbands Death.

A Widow who Holds ~ Hotel Keeper he'
spon.ible for Her Husbnnd's Death.
SHARON. Pn.. Jan. 2s.-Mrs Jas. Borham OK
this city has begun suit In the Mercer County
Court against i. Davis landlord and proprietor
of the American House. She claims damages
for herself and children to the amount OF $5'0oo
declares was caused hy the liquor sold to him
by the defendant on April last me @ SUI isi is
biv intoxicated: selling to men Of intemperate
habits. and selling to men after having been
notified not to do 70. .,~
her three minor children have suffered through
tho death OF the husband and father April
last fo the extent Of the sum ask ed in conp"n-
sntion. Borham was found lying face down
ward on one OF the streets.
The sun., 1891-01-29
A Tax Collector Charged with Embez>le.
mcnt.

US1oNrowS. Pa Jan. 2s-Morgan G. Tnitt.
sx.Tax Collector o! Menallen township. was
arrested yesterday on charge oil embezzle-
ing ~ 900 Of the State and ounty taxes. The
Lift WAS brought by his hondsmen. Luke Pat
terson and III Cape. Tuitt gave bail 10 the
sum OF 81 900 for his appearance before Justice
Dawson tomorrow.
The sun., 1891-01-29

Miss Nellie Redington Adams. the eldest
daughter Of Henry Heuschel Adams. was mar
ried to John David Barrett. in the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest. at noon yesterday. by the
Rev DR.. D. Parker Morgan. tho rector. Tho
bride was given away BY her father. She wore
n gown OF white satin and point lace. Her
young sister. Miss Mabel Adams. the maid Of
honor. wore pretty dilectoire gown Of white
brides bouquet. which was Of white roses
The bridesmaids we're Miss Marie Walton
Trimble. Miss Isabel b; Kelly. Miss Helen Rod
H. Vail. They were attired In dresses OF shell
pink crepe do Chine and tulle the scould ders
Charles n. Barrett, tho bridegroom's. brother
was best man. The ushers we we,e: ,s Henry Red e.
gene :. Crump OF Boston. Charles q. Stone OF
Hartford. Conn, and Douglas +. Cox OF Nor
lisiown. \. }. The reception was held at tho
reside
The sun., 1891-01-29
n school Teacher's Insanity and Death
from Overwork.

NEWCASTLE. Ia, Jan. 2s.-Mss May Henley.
sschool teacher of Mshoning township ana
tho daughter Of John Henley OF Hillsyille. be-
came violently insane last Friday while at
WORK In the school room. as o result q over
ni:ht. Besides her duties as a school teacher
s.e Was studying music and elocution. she
was ~ years old.
The sun., 1891-01-29

Tho only food for infants and nvalids prepared by
scientific process In which the and dictates
OF Physiology are obsysd and carried OUT 10 Asilins
'ood This 10 the secret OF Is wonde rfui Adr
The sun., 1891-01-29
Hail or tho Master Piumbers' Association.

Hall OF tho Master FInmbers AssociatIOn.
The members OF the Master Plumbers Asso-
citation were out In full force last night at the
Lsnox Lyceum and made the annual ball OF
march was led by President Henry G. Gebax
and Mrs. kossman. followed By Mr. and Mrs..
John Byrns. CaPPa's Seventh Regiment Or
Rramms OF dances.
The sun., 1891-01-29

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastorA
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she clung 70 Castoria
whsn she had Children, she gavs Them CsstoriA
The sun., 1891-01-29
MeIssoaier Recovering.

PARIS. Jan. 2s.-M Meissonier. who was crit
ically Ill last week. 10 now recovering.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
BY ALL Fans.

If the farmer legislators now at
Nashville are earnest in their desire
to secure a reduction of their tax
bardens, they should be unanimous
ly in favor of II revision of the Con-
stitution, for in that way only can
they secure adequate and permanent
relief. The present system Of taxa
ton is cumbrous and costly ahd in
equitable. One of the most serious
Of the indirect tax evils is the fee
system, whereby county officials
grow rich in single terms by their
charges. Only by u Constitutional
Convention will the people be able
to overthrow it. 1t seelMs to us that
tue farmers, quite as much as any
other class OF citizens, are deeply
concerned in an early revision OF
the Constitution. We have no fea,
thtt they would seek to include in
the instrument any chimerical OF
empirical remedies, or that they
would be otherwise than conserva.
tive in dealing with all questions
chat might come before the convcn
ton, and we earnestly hope that
strong effort will be made by those
who are members of the prescn
Gencral Assembly to bring abou
the needed reform. Appeal Ava
muche.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IA, 1891.
LEGISLATIVE.

THE Genera. Assembly met at
Nashville on Monday last The
usual scramble for the chief Offices
occupied the tiloe until Wednesday
when the following officers were
chosen: In the Senate. W. G. Dis
makes, of Sumner was elected
Speaker; James A. Harris, of Knox
Chief Clerk, and Caruthers Ewing,
Assistant Clerk. In the House
Thos. r. Myers, Of Bedford was
elected Speaker; G. W. Crockett, of
Stewart, Chief Clerk, and A. M.
Wills, of Haywood, Assistant Clerk.
THE Legislature adjourned on
Saturday without having fully COM
pleted its organization owing to a
failure Of the House to agree on Il
Librarian. The Legislators SEEM t.
be taking things easy and are in nc
apparent hurry to get to work.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
A SENSATIONAL CONTEST.
Lawyer Charged with Undue
influences and Fraud.

NEW YORK, Jan. What prom.
ises to be one Of the most spn-ation.
al Of recent will contests, was begun
this mornin! when Surrogate Ran.
som took up preliminary m" ions
| ! the contested will case Of Daniel
b. Fhyerweathrr, the leather mer-
chant, who, after leaving over 81
100000 t. different colleges, left the
residue of his estate TO his pXeru-
tors, Vaughn Buckley and Themas
G Rich, each of whom would get
81 ,5W,OOO. MIR. Rich, who, rs the
lawyer who drew up the will, made
himself heir to $l,50O,000, was So
v, rely criticised in the opening ar
guments by Frederick r.. Coudert,
counsel for Mrs. Lucy b. Fayer-
weather. Mr.. Arnoux, on behalf Of
the executors, made II motion to
compel Mrs Fayerweather to state
definitely when and where and in
what particular undue influence
had been eXertpd. Mr.. COudprt
said hare statement of fraud was
sufficient. The attorney who drew
the will By few strokes of his pen
made himself heir to over Il million.
He "Ontendpd that the eX' cutnrs
must establish their rights. The
surrogate declared that Mrs. Fayer-
weather must support her allega-
tiOns of un ue influence and fraud.
| It Is rumored that the Rev. DIR.
Lloyd, pastor Of the Central Con-
grpgatiOnal church, has signed an
affidavit to the effect that he was
summoned to Mr.. Fayerwcather's
house on the afternoon on which
the latter died. He went in and
was told to wait. He learned that
the only person IN the sick-roonl
} was a MIR. Vaughn, now An execu.
tor, who was indebted to Mr.. Fayer.
weather in the sum Of 100000. DR.
Lloyd stayed in the house from 4 tt
, 6 p. m, when word came t. him
that Mr.. Fayerweather was dead
During the interval, it is said by
MIR. Lloyd, who was so informed by
4. the ply stefan, that Mrs. Fayer
weather, who was partially uncnn
sciOu@, was induced TO sign the cod
icil to the will which was drawn III
by Thomas &. Rich, Of the firm o
Arnoux, Rich 4 Wo0dford.
Several of the colleges which ar,
beneficiaries under the will wer
> represented in the argument. TN
hearing OF the contests and takin;
ri evidence will begin in two weeks
- American.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
THE NEWS.

PRoF. KOCH has arrived in Lon.
don on his way to Edinburg.
THE New Hampshire Legislature
elected q Republican Governor.
DEMOCRATS and Alliance men
pooled their issues in Minnesota.
PlTTsBURG marble, slate and tile
layers are striking for eight hours
and 81.
TUE Democrats captured the Or
ganization OF the Michigan State
Legislature.
A SAFE full of counterfeit dollars
and halves, dies and tools was found
aear Gray Cliff, Mont.
The National Convention of the
Mine Workers of America meets in
Columbus February 10.
The much dreaded spotted fever
aas made It's second appearance near
tountainhead, this State.
REPORTS are still coming in Of
people being frozen to death las,
week on the Kansas prairies.
THE Colorado Legislature has sig
Allied its intention to return Hon,
Henry NJ. Teller to the Senate.
A MAsToDoN'S skeleton has been
discovered near Mankato, MIMI, on
she banks Of the Minnesota river.
IL a clearinghouse fire at Lizard
Greek Junction, Pa, Michael Coyle
one Of the boarders, was burned to
death.
AT Mexico, Mo-, +. Y. Byrns, o
farmer twenty-four years of age, cut
his young wife's throat and then
killed himself
JOHN STUARD, a race horse train,
or. in quarrel with John Russell
a brakeman, was shot and killed al
Evansville, Ind,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
Electric BitterS.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to- need
M special mention. All who have
used Electric Ri tiers sing the same
song of praise-A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the
Liver and kidneys, will remove
Pimples, BoiIs, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood, will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent AZ well rs cure
all Malarial fevers. For cure Of
Headache, Constipation and Indi-
gestion try Electric Bitters. En-.
tire satisfaction guaranteed or mon.
~ refunded. Price SO cts. aud $1.O0
per bottle at George g. Frow's drug
store.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT IN ATTACH
~ MENT.

To H. P. HUDDLEsToN
In pursuance Of an order heretofore made and
entered by b NJ Morton. Esq, Justice Of the
Peace for Blount county, Tennessee. IN an at
tachment suit wherein B. F. Willard. Jr, is
Plaintiff and you are the Defendant, yon are
hereby notified that upon affidavit of Plaintiff il
which it is alleged that you have removed your
self from tn. State Of Tennessee and aru q non-
resident and that you are indebted to him IN the
sum Of Oue huntred and ninety mine dollars and
ninet, five ceuts, alleged by the Plaintiff TO be
Justly due him by account.
A Writ Of Attachment was on the 8th day OF
January, 1891. issued in this cause against you,
BY b. N. Morton, a Justice Of the Peace for
B0unt county. which writ came to the hands OF
w. A. Coker, Deputy Sheriff Of said county, and
was BY him on the nth day II January 1891, duly
levied on certain property Of yours. We: two
looking glasses, two mottO pictures, seven chro
mo pictures, one table. Is books, 50 magazines,
frames, also b debt due you from W. p. Hood
swer before 4. N. Morton. Esq.,, on January 10Th
| 1891. az appears by the returns OF said Deputy
Sheriff made on the 10th day OF January 1881 TO
| the said q. NJ. Morton. ESQ.,, as aforesaid.
| Nov you, the said H. r, huddieston, are re-
| quested to appear at nom on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1891 at the office of the said :. NJ. Morton
ESQ. in the 9th civil district Of Blount county
| Tennessee; before him the Justice having cog.
nizance OF this cause then and there TO defend
this action 81 commenced against you by At.
tachmrnt otherwise the cause will be proceeded
in against you Ex PARTE. 3. N. Mo- TON.
Justice If the Peace for Blount County,
Maryyille Jan. 10th, 1891.
aiw TN. Brown, Attorney.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14

NEBRASKA is enjoying the de-
lights attendant upon having three
governors. Gov. Thayer holds the
fort claiming that Boyd, the Demo-
cratic governor-elect is not a citizen
Of the United States. Boyd has
been sworn in andis trying TO act,
while Powers, the Alliance man,
has also been sworn in and the ALI
ance legislature is inclined to recog-
nize him,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
Many years practice have given

Many years practice have given
G. A. SnOw d Co., Solicitors of Pat.
ents at Washington ID. e., unsur-
passed success in obtaining patents
Tor all classes Of inventions. They
make n speciality Of rejected cases
and have secured allowance of ma.
ny patents that had been previously
rejected. Their advertisement in
another column will be of interest
to inventors, patentees, manufac.
turers and all who have to do with
patents.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
InSOlvent Notice.


James A, Prater, decd,
The insolvency Of the g II Q of James A. Pra-
ter, deed. having been regularly and legally
suggested h. the Jerk of the County Court II
Bl unit county. Tenn. It is therefore ordered
that all persons having claims against said es.
tate arc hereby notified to file the same with the
Clerk Of the County Cou-t of said county. duly
proven, on or before the 18th day VI April 1891,
or the same will be forever barred,
This Dec. 10th 1884,
cav WV, 8. SIXTH, Administrator.