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New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
" I DDINGS.

Miss Florence Rothschids. second daughter ~
Max Rothschilds. was married TO Mark y. Straus
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon a; the hom" ot h'F
father No u East SiXty-slXth-si. The marriage
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Kaufman
Kochler OF the Temple Beth-EL on account ~ the
death of the bridegruoms mother. Mrs. ). w. tiS-
lander which occurred NJ the Hoffman Arms on
TUESDAY. only the immediate family vas present
at the ceremony The Invitations for IL and me re-
ception having been recalled almost at the last
moment There were ushrrs, briiesuail.. iad
of honor or best man. After snort tnr Mt. an"
Mrs Straus viii make a tour OF the S"uth.
s. Paul Dec = ,SrrclaD.-A charming s-o'ci)ek
wedding was s1cmnzrl at -. Pauis trlsc"pn!
church this evening Ih- contracting r1ruc' weg"
Johu II Cirnfcclo--. Of NcW-Nork and Miss hii
Nance Morgan. of this city. Tn" Rrv- lpr Ionn
wright rector of -. P1uls. oiicla'"i tn" bit''"
was attlr.d in white corded SILK en tfiine. MISS
Carlisle, ~ Wilmington Del, was the maid 9t
honor Mr. and Mrs Grotecloss left TIE city ula
evening for their nom" in Ncw-fork
phnadcphla Dec 2S- Lieutenant Edward Bu,
channu Ca4~a't son of \ y. cassatt, "As inar1l- !
~ noon today 80 49, Emily Iouif' fh,.'ir+. I'D
- MARKS proi'-r r.;. Episcopal chnr,n IAy c'r'-
rnony ,as performed tt g. hop NntaEer IN ta'
frc-. nee n ID ing-- -'faefing. Thy VIII I'D ID
Fort WAila Waia. wr-r Lieutenant ''.'-'t l'
stationed
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THOMAS G.. WILSON.

Thomas c. Wilson, third mayor OF Ruulerford
y J.. died at his home in that town YESTERDAY
having been III only few days with conphoa
ton Of diseases lie was born in Mahchester' Ems
land i'm lS}2 and came to this country when Oys /,
learning the printing business In TINS cry, ne ne
belonged the Old Volunteer Fire DeparnentS, Sos as
a member of Engine Company NO. l. Ayoul
tv,eutv years ago Mr. Wilson removed 10 hutnet-
ford and after the formation OF Doro"fn in
is.e be vac elected mayor and was reelected the
foowng year He was vlce-preslent Of s the LIN, n,
colin League at the time Of his death; mem3er & Vi
rraphlcal Tnlon 80. 6, and Rutherford Council.
i. l.. Of II. IL was p member Of the coroners lnry
In the famous Westled disaster and james FISK
murder eases. ~ one time Mr. Wilson WAS a
Democrat but he joined the Republican party a
dozen years ago. He leaves wife three sons
Fred derrick Nelson W and Harry T.. all news
manor i1nn-anl one daughter. Miss Grace wilson
Tte funeral will take place at p. IN. on sunday ~
his home In Rutherford.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs j. Blachley Hoyt last night gave an en-
joyable dance at Sherry's. in honor of her sister,
Miss Anna Mary Riker Informal dancing pre-
ceded the cotillon. which was danced about lO:O
O'clock Henry Ingersoll Riker leading alone The
favors were all pretty and suggestive of the hoi-
day season There were tall poles of white satin
on which were hung rows of small bells. wreaths
OF holly and evergreen and fancy toys. Supper
served at midnight. Among the dancers were
Miss Constance Saneree Miss Syivie Strong, Miss
Nellie Edwards. Mss Adele Fitzgerald, Miss Irene
Soutter. Miss Mary Hurry. Miss Gertrude Barclay
Miss Ransom. Miss Valentine. the Misses Rikcr
the Misses Mccullough. John =. Clifford, Phoenix
Ingraham. the Messrs. RIker. benjamin Arnold.
Oliver II. Low. T. Low. jr., Clarence Wadsworth,
Bryce Mctcalf Robertson Trowbridge James VI. Il.
Hard. Edward Kcyes and James Ii. w. Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Townsend Burden gave dinner
party for young people last night at their house
No Madison Square. North. Their guests Included
Miss Alice Van Rensselaer,. Miss Bishop. Miss Nlr-
ginia Fair Miss Elsie Cews. Belmont Tiffany.
Herbert d. Robbins, J. Langdon Ervng and Good
hue Livingston.
Mrs. S Fisher Johnson. Of No. Ii East Sisty-thrd-
ST.. yesterday afternoon gave reception to nitro
duce her daughter. Miss Edith Seymour Johnson.
who assisted in receiving by Miss Estele
Hawkins and Miss Louise Gordon Peck. dinner
for young people followed the reception.
The second OF series OF dinner dances for young
people arranged 10y Mrs. John T. Hall and Mrs.
Frederick Galatn WAS held last night at the home
of Mrs. Gallaiin. SO. go Fifth-ave. There were
several dinner parties given. and all the guests al
them were invited TO attend the dance in Mrs. Cal;
latins beautiful ballroom. The cotil!on. was yea
by Rowland Pell and the fayors IN the several
figures We're exceedingly handsome; Among me
ridge, Miss Emily lorillard Morris, Miss Katharine
Van Rensselaer,. Miss Marion Carey, Hiss Made
lene satteree. Miss Eryns Miss Adele Gardln m r.
Lulsta Leland. Miss Susie Hall. Miss Van Ren.se-
!aer, Miss Madeleine Lewis, Miss Hgntington Mss
Edith Sands Miss Julia Wells Miss Elizabeth Vols
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
4 WESLEY WYATT.

- Wesley Wyatt. well-kn)wn citizen OF PeeNs-
kill di.I ut his home. 80. zOl Walnr-s that CITY,
az O'Clock yesterday afternoon, from consumption
after a lingering illness. Nr. Wyatt was born IN
New-York and was siXty-three years old. During
,s. civil war he was on tho police force in this
city ami was busly engaged in assisting in queng
The riots NJ that time. lie has n brother Wno Is
sim on the Ncw-Nork police force. Mr. wyatt
haI lived IN Peelskl thirty years For many years
he Vas annually elected cons able IN TIE town Oh
Cortlandt and was chief of police Of the Peekski'
police force. l'e was a past mast WORKMAN IN
Dunierherg T.oi-e, 30. lS6, y. O. W; oI Peeks-
kl.I and Good high in knights of Pythlas circles,
being n past chancellor OF Harmony Lodge, Il 81
T.. Of Pcoksllu He leaves L wife and cignt chil-
dren. In politics he was an uncomprom''"ls Nep-D-
lolu.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
NOW 10 TELL TIE SPEED or TIE TRAIN.
,.on, Tho Washington Pos

Suueriniend Mt Alvey OF the Baltimore and Ohio
ro,i lives out at Takoma and the coterie or COM
,nutcrs In the smoking-car always save a seat Tor
him I'm the morning, no matter how big the crowd
NAV be- Coming into church recently some one
nrEsl hin how fast the train was running. lie
nulled out his watch. aad, after quickly glancing
~ H. peercd ntently out OF the window. In a
it,ue while he remarked quietly:
.'This train is going between hrty-one and thirty
two miles hour. ,
srbere was "A chorus OF queries to how he had
,.,ermlned IT, because his manner left no doubt In
~ mind of any one that he entirely serious
"It ia very easy to find out the speed when you
ore travelling on double-tracked road. he re-.
I'll or YOU are curious about Ii hereafter just
nnI at the inside OF the outer rail the opposite
rack for a minute or two until you find that you
80 d,stlnguIsh where rail joins another. Then
camnt the Joints. and as many rails as you pass In
,venty-one seconds is the number of miles your
..aIn ia travelling an hour. Try II yourselves and
egure Il out. and you will hnd out I'm right"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

"''' . ,.-.,.r Dsn
RONNETT-At New Rochelle, n. " on
2S 1899. VIM L. son Of VIM W. and pn0e0e D'''e'
from from 5esience NeV-Roch'e on Saturday Dec
Carriages viii be waiting on arrival o. the i'" ua'"
from Grand Central Depot Ne" ~ " no,ar..
cES Eer 7,s TrnnR F. ccc son Of late John r. Cecil
IN hi. 4Sh year -.,.,.,. p.cor.
Der Goth, on arrival Of a. M train ir0" '"e ''''
Barclay and Chrstnpner !, s's ~, ,,rpuv
Please omit flowers. ,.u os,, .,,sr uns.r-
CLAUsEN-on Thursany; a,sn De ,r in his 5sth year
Relatives ana % rien u, lis late residence No 10 East
7Sth.st on saturday December 3oth al io"o oe''e~
!: so'Tas'.. m, u, oas. ,
Ilease ~ o',,,' ~ ,, nec o. Col VIM j. Coles. aged
o2i'ysar.N' 3 Years. '"'''''"" O'> co,.. on FRI.
fIna % On arrival 81 i:lo D. M from Grand Central
Depot Carriages at depot. .s,s
l., - c,, noar Narv De Witt Evans. widow %
James s Evans and daughter Of the late Col jacob lie
DE VIZ o 0i S rnce M Of her brothernaw Charles
!; l., ! I.an'pe',u"' an ~ M ~ "''
rnterra@nt y at Kingston. y. Y.
o wilow brooklyn n. " Augustus j..
pidoIi Son ~ Augustus C. AMI Margaret T. fransoh'
Notice Of funeral hereafter ,,, doc a7,s Henry
'I"AGi K Gilman Of rushing aged t,no Rev rawsra
aiicra@on % 'p :%cI'c Long Island cit,
ram =, i n?c,ock '
JofIysToN~At 90 West 5oth,s, December ss ~.
| xotire or.s Of funeral hereafter.
KlNNEDY-on wednesday. Dec. 27th Margare. re- RET s,r
| vnar a' of her age ,,, % -,
Relatives friends of the family are ,dn.ce No II
Ieeays tToSEyn o" Friday 2'0 'n'' at F'''''
Interment pr.'a,e. ~ nooor,,or os 1893. at her
Icsience ~ wsst l27ths Mary A. daughter OF t-'
=, ls,e ,,c. Whlian vi tnsrai T. her%aftcr ena cg'"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
MISS yryylE rrAuiySS BlD DEBTS.

Miss jennie Yeamans came to this city yesterday
from Philadelphia. where she is playing Jane In
Mr. Frohmans Company TO b. examined IN sup
Elementary proceedings judgment for over 1900
occurred against her by the Forbes ldthographins
,. ...lu1uv The PROCEEDINGS were led before Judge
.wiur-cr. Miss Nctmans testified that her salary
WAS f.J 81 week. and that she had no other income
ami inl ro money. She was not able 20 pay IN"
irlrm,ut she sail. She hal n 'ther r'al estate noi
AN Interest lu any play which was bringing her an
ircuul.. ,.,...
Miss Y,amans said that she had numerous debtors
but she could not recolect names OF amounts utc
bcr Sr. was confident that she would never get
anything from those who owed money 70 her she
hurried from the courtroom 10 eaten an carl%
trnin for Philadelphia whore she was to attend
rehearsal In the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
GEORGE e. uiGory,s WILL FILED.

The will OF George G. Magoun OF barlhs' N"Sou''
O. 10 wos filed I'm the surrogate's Office yesterday.
II was executed on August .. 1856 The real estate
is estimated at $4,000 and the personal properly
nj 500 600 George +. Crane and John D. MeNooN
are named as trustees and executors, ana aiso
guardians of Mr.. MagoIn's three sons fr"hc'S l"
I<lnsey and George H. Magoun -, ,.,oa,
The entire estate Is left In trust LOT 'it p..re ,
sons A sum sufficient to provide for MRS. Masounm u
according her station In NE Is TO pe Sc. "' ~ ~
divided into three parts the income OF when Is Is TO to
he devoted to the support or the three sons
twenty-five years old, and the other haif VINE" "e
becomes thirty years old.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Special Notlers.
The Hospital saturday and sunday Association OF
New-Nork City.
HOSPITAL. SATURDAY, DEC. 30.
HOSPITAL, SUNDAY. DEC. .

ItoSpITAJ SATURDAY, DEC. 80.
HOSPITAL. SUNDAY, DEC. o.
The needs Of the Hospitals oedented ms WIZ.
Help should be- prompt and inera nH swndav Tor
r. RNf r.; NI which will be divided among me
Associated Hospitals on the basis oil FREE care " '
fis nav be designated however for any hospital ot
this city ana ~ gifts Will De duy tVtwanuSn ~ hv
Treasurer of Association to the hospital indicated "
the donor. ,,>o
METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING.
C) Through Collections in the churches on hosp'sa
sunday and in the synasogues on , hVp snd ,rades AZ
-, Through Auxiliary Associations anu "a'e' o.
iopws p s,;ooas-A W Kngman treasurer. No Is worthst
Cigar and Tobacco TradefIenry Rosenwaid treasurer
No 6rit no PAINT, oil and Chemical Trades-A b. Aus
Vine and spirits Renaud. treasurer OF
printers Type Founders and Paper Dealers-Wynkoor
nd leather Trade-Eugene H. Conkn in charge
thna and Glassware Traded. Fe,er secretary OF the
CL9g~eE F Ieopoh Wei Z Brother in charge
coal Trade-Ward a Oiyphant in charge - ..
clothing Trade Brewers. steamships. Express compS
nes-Lsts in charge OF frederieN T. ,ooh' VIC 'ssN'~
tion's General Agent.
WOAIAN'S AUXILIARY.
CD Through the Womans Auxiliary, By sending directS!
~ Mrs John A. Louery treasurer. 81 West 35h-st, o.
by means o mite Boxes.
OTHER METHODS.
IN Through subscription lists sent. 10 all leading COM
nrcl and manufacturing establishments in the city ~
the hope employers and employees VIII make eom"oa
~ Also hy lists TO banks and bankers insurance trust
telegraph aud steamship companies and corporations gem
e, Through aux,liaries committees on all the Ex'
ny rsro,gh collection boxes on Elevated Railway Sta
ons in manufactories and public resorts generally
1s Finally. through gifts sent direct 10 M, ~,
money however contributed should be sent IN checX V
his order (or ndorsel him before January To- le4
~ GEORGE MACCuLLOcH MILLER. Presldents
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
RISK FROM 1T FAR REACHING.
r1pr 1-vnrpWPITERS PROTEST AGAINST
TROLLEY on MANHATTAN ISLAND.
E. f. KENNEDY WRITES TO THE MAYOR IhAI
,,rr rx,rc,NCE RATES WOULD BE IN
CREASED IF THE DANGEROUS
SYSTEM WERE INTRODUCED

SYSTEM WE'RE INTRODUCED
The following letter was sent 10 Nay. - ,b,
Yesterday bv Elijah Il. Kennedy president W ''' %
Tew.york Board Of Fire Underwriters NO D.
Nassau-st: ,a, ohcu,
N1or,, ~ the fire underwriters are aiariileI, au m
tbn ,,Iosnect Of the extension or the tol'VS ior
Nerba,t1n island When that suDJect "ds vi
consderatjon your predecessor IN tth me n' yor,
Navor promised a representative OF t'le 1T eho,,,G
Hoard 6f Fre Underwriters that our ooaiu OH h,r
have an Opportunity of being heard by hil vc,Tlo
any consent should be granted for the huCuu.t,,o ,,
Of the trolley on Manhattan Island. "A. ute verv
was netricted BY the board TO renlohst".r .o,! H.!
strongly against the introduction OF the he, fes
Our hoard has taken no recent actlof puu -
Warranted after conference with some OF our ead T.
ing members to-day. In saying TO you s,l" rnIiev
their Judgment that the extension OF tne uoey
viii lead 10 an important increase OF IRE
rates. ,. ,.o ,iu bove 70 he
stated and will not be confined to either lhc
through which the trolley extends or To- me Sec sec
lions OF the city contiguous; for experience mas s
shown that the crossing Of wires win the trosey on Z
,cire IL as dangerous TO property nles away aS -
" w nronertv along the line OF the trolley II
Your Honor desires a further and more PRECISE
ami formal expression of the views OF me uhaer,
writer's | think l may promise you tnat @ uppii ri
notice Of a day two committee OF our our p1aiu gIr
would be glad to confer with you al inc ''S nan
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE rYGHT AGAINST TIE WTLSON Bill

GOOD REASON FOR THEIR WEAKENING.
From The Cleveland Leader.
t. is not srqrsYYs that the bo' opqSSn S Wan SaS@1 b He
can never become law in anything Ike It's pres
ent form. The protests against me proposeI
changes in duties come so largely from Democrats
and from workingmcn that many bourbon Repre-
scntatiycs aud Senators would have to be more
courageous than such politicians were ever known
To- b.. I'm order To stand tneir ground.
EVERY HONEST METHOD SHOULD BE USED.
From The Grand Rapids Herald
rvery effort and measure that can be honestly
ana logltlmatey used to defeat the blil should be
resorted to, and when these ran 'ne maloritS
should rule. II may be- hoped by some tnat enough
patriotic Democrats Will unite win tcpuDhclhs 70
viii eventually prove to be without foundation.
LEAVE THEM WITHOUT AN EXCtsE.
From The Utica Herald
senl protests to Democratic Congressmen-by
letter by postal carl individually and by f. assoGa- on
for fh. Wilson Iii that he sinned without light
GET THE BILL TO THE SENATE.
From, The Cincinnati Tribune.
Nothing Is expected from the House except the
passaee Of the 6 and with little or no c9nsldera
r"1caes the senate it will have proper oonsidera
ton. and the manuiac1rer, Oh tme b n HonhSS SSo Wiz r
unnrciudlc.d AMI candid. by all means rush the
bii >Arough the House.
WHOSE FAULT is IT?
From The Pittsburg Times.
DELEGATION Of Jersey cutlery workers called on
CouprcSiman English to ask hiin 10 Vote agalnsi
"A reduction OF the duty on cutlery, anu ne rePnSi
tha he. was elected on pledge 10 help reuuee the
tariu and that he meant to keep tne pledSe w men
neoplc demand "A change whose fauit IL Is wheh
they get 1t?
Make THE HOLIDAYS USEFUL.
From The Omaha Bee. 49,
n Il TO be hoped that members or congress VIII
,mnroyc the time of the holiday recession wnich
,hev receive the same salary as Wheh ehsageI IN
No active business of legisatlon,to learn now
,he,r constituents feel regarding the Democratc
tnrff policy 1t will increase their WISDOM anu
might have salutary results
NOW Is THE TINE TO PROTEST.
From The Detroit journal
protests shonld be forwarded to Washington al
once Inv Norkingmen everywhere ana py aIi otnt ,
rr, I'm II inimIrol 10 the business Industrial
and labor interests of the country 70 h1nc ovli-
f-ress carry the threat OF uic psi ~ ~ ~ P""''
and force upon the country us ta'"i po''os'
| RACK UP THE DOUBTFUL DEMOCRATS
| From The Worcester spy
| Not oll the members OF the Democratic majority
| 4, Congress are In favor Of the bill Many are op-
| mosed 10 II and many more are lnduiereht. fotii
| these classes Of congressman wouu ,ote asHns'
| ~ ~ thev believed the people demanded its delea.
protests from the people VIII inspire THESE hlci-
hars with courage To vote against the measure tiie
| majority of raeir party Is trying TO tofce upon
| them dive these men the moral packing they
| need.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Faust" repeated at the Metropolitan opera House
at special performance yesterday with the brothers DE
pas.'., ami NJ LassaI,e in the cast bat Nine NoFdca
in o.. rlacr Mime. Eanes There was fair attend
nn,. and the performance thoroughly enjoyable
U..r Martoau. the violins'. Will be heard in New
York again at the symphony Society concerts on 'au
arv ana g. on these occasions Mr.. Marteau VIII play
Oh. Dyotak concerto for violin. and the composer win
conduct the orchcstin.
Tho annual benefit Of the Trcasurers Club Will he given
a, the Flh Avenue Theatre the evening II Sunday
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

HE Is rXrrDTfD ~ WASHINGTON THIS NORM
INr II THE ATTRACTIONS OF SPORT DO
NOT PROV. 900 sIEoN'r

washington. Dec. -. Tho President and his party
are expected back tomorrow morning. Ecfor" their
dc;arurc there Wa O. general UNDERSTANDING thh ta'
regular weekly meeting of the Cabinet would he ne'
tomorrow as usual There Is no special occasion
FOR the President t. return 50 soon. dnI III IN, 'H
citcnent Il sport he may pos-pIY H'' carly '''
his original Intentions .,,,. - 400.
Nothing has been heard at the White House
from ,hc Prcsiden, since he left Wa@hngtou on u
lighthouse tender Tuesday morning on Il NUM- IoT
ducks and uo attempt has been m'd" 10 cohiiiihI-
r.ta with him for the reason that nobody mere
knew where he was. T. Is believed that the lr.-l-
d,nt spent a portion OF his .ne In me waters ~ S
patux.ut where ducks abound. AMI that hr ioNl !
excellent opportunities for the exercise OF his skAI
a a sportsman.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

NOTES coycERXING THE ATHLETES.

a. - curtis accepted the presidency of the
:. l,,,o, Assoc,at,on Of the y. \. L. he said tn"'
m ,ld resign on January l. HIS resignation mas '''"
q, ~. hands Of james T. Sullivan Tor sever" "e'n'
The annual boxing and wrestling ohai"I,''a'I' - Wv
,.,r AM tlc linton VIII BE- held IN Madison 'lua'e
H"''i' ,,.,. T., February date yet 10 De
selected. ticket nf NcwI ork
ne opp ,.e,c,aon held conference AT an upD|ni ,ii
A'h''' r,yht 4 sort Of ratification mtethhs ",i VIZ
h"t'l ~ eniyht l.iore the ticket In posted AT "e
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TUEEE JTDGNENTS SATISFIED.

THE DUCHESS or MNEIBoEor@H PAYS $j'6l2O
TO FNGIl>U CREDITORS.
Mrs Lilly Warren Churchill the Duchess oi M'rl-
horouph Yesterday satisfied Of record three julb-
,,o,ts AGAINST her aggregating a6lN. These juIg-
meuts represented loans made to the Duchess IN
Hlrmingham England prior to september =. lN',
and were in favor of Robert Harding MllWaii'
Siq G1s The money loaned was ioyabi" On demand.
While the duchess of Marlhprousa was ON n Elslt
,o This country the creditors brought Suit aEnlnst
nor tn recover The sums. The summons ana com
plants were served upon her AT the brc'oort Iousc
ncfob,r "a Isgo She dd not interposc an answer
and on Noyember D. 1850 the three Judgments were
entered by default.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
G. ". SAVAGE. UNITED STATES c0NSt Il, DEAD

4 dlspatch was received at Rahway' y. D.
,.as,ord,v from Dund.4 Scotland. announcing III
death OF George W. savage United states 'oilS"
at that Mace.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
ADOLPHE JELLINCK.

Vienna. Dec 2S-Alophe Jell!nck. the senior
Austrian Rahbin Is dead. He was born al bro.o-
vyit2 Moravla. IN lC.0 and early IN life won a hgh
place I'm Hebrew religious circles as cose student
6f the Talmud Ic was the author OF several
wstl-known religious works.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

" hon baby was sick gave her Castorla
When she was a Child. she cred for CastoIla.,
When she became Miss. she clung 10 Cns.oria-
When she had children she gave them "'s''''S'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
MlRRIED.

NrADROyD- Wednesday. Dec. 81 1893. at the res.-
dence OF the brides father. by the Rev. nr
Tehre1ds Isabella Herald Boyd to Charles A"r'a'''
Mead. OF BROOKLYN. r,--
Nt-PR AY-MOsHER-A Planheld. n, j. on tnusss nuss
DIV December 2sth 1893. by Dr. william H. HS"'N''
MARY T. Mosher william ID. Murray.
WARD -KITCHEII-In this city on Wesnesoay. ,n oniv
her o-th bv the Rev. DR.. Ferguson. Maria Ely ,ony
daughter OF the late Ambrose L. kitcheii 70 'se'"
Ewing Ward. of Newark. ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
WILLIAM BONNETT.

william Bonnett. forty-four years Old a wealthy
retired N"w-York merchant. died yesterday at his
home IN North New-Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Reliaious Notices.

A-AcADEMY OF MUsIc.--Sunday night, Decembtr %.
For men only. Address by Mr. fATMAN. leader Mese
ropolitan meetings.
Sowing wild Oats"
s.a,s o,i free Women or boys admitted. "WomanA
Meeting" same hour Metropolitan Hall: Mrs. BOTrOMH
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
DIED.

Notices of marriages must be indorsed WIN
full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

TWO GREAT MEETINGS NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT.
FOR men ONLY Academy Music. For women only. Met.
ropotan HAN. Followed by Watch Night Service Net
ropotan Hall
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
LiebiR COmpany's Extract Of Beef'

lee that Baron Liebigs signature Jar in blue
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
WHOSE FAULT is 1T?
Make TIE HOLIDAYS USEFUL.

From The Omaha Bee 49,
II a. TO be hoped that members or congress VIII
,inr,,,c the time of the holiday recess-for which
thev receive the same salary as Wheh ehsager IN
w. actiye business of egislatlon.to learn how
,h.ir constituents feel regarding the Democrauc
tnr'f, uolicy II will increase their wisdom anu
might have salutary results
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

Do,nid.ou.- homeopathic Medical Society OF ms
Connv OF New Members notified or the iunera
~ their associate ;. J. D0naldson NJ D' f''""S
noon n Stamford. New York =, - ,-..,son.
II wORTIINGTON PAIGE. NJ. D.. Secretary
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-03-25

The varied weather experienced at
Hannibal has worn out the signal flags,