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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25

dan. it is alleged, was promised the POST
mRstership bv the Leaders, and also
promised the SUPPORT of the Dem ocratic
County Committee. Immediately after
the Stanton snow under the leaders
awoke to the fact that Justice NJ. ],
O'Donnell represented about one half of
the brains of the party, had always
proven himself a faithful lieutenant and
hustler, and inasmuch as a Republican
Senate and Assembly conte mnlsted
the abolition of one Polics JusticeshiD
and intended seating men of their
duty to take care OF NJ. O'Dopnell. He
was to have beeu the candidate for
County Clerk. but In these times of un :
certainty the leaders did not pro5ose all
lowing him to be sacrificed GU the pol iii.
cal altar or to allow him 10 taks any
chance against defeat in such a cont est.
Accordingly the County ClerkshIp pro.
position was abaudoue ed and in short
order the Central Committee endorsed
Mr.. O'Donnell's candidacy. and cltnched
this action by al optins resolutions ask
ing the New Jersey Sra ors
and Congre ssmen to secure
no man an appointment to
a Hudson county position unless en-
dorsed by the central committee. Whv
mystery to some people. but others knew
it TO be aimed particularly at SuDerin-
tendent Smith. Mr.. Jordan aud Mr.. Car
riSou. When Robert Jordan learned
that he was being turned down. backed
up by his friends he consult ed with
higher powers than the county leaders.
He is said to have ELECTED the influence
of his brother Conrad Jordan. Assistant
United States Treasu rer. Having in this
manner looked over the heads OF the
leaders war was declared on him. But
he certainly locks like a winner.
WORKING FOR THE BABY, ,
While are these things were rams
pirinG Police Capt in John +. Kelly. of
flake prize scheme" fake. aud II score Of
more or less influential friends were pulls
ing wires with zeal IN Superintendent
Smiths behalf. Not many nights ago
Congressman Fielder received at his
home q delegation of the Superintendent
friends headed by Mr.. A. j. Corcoran.
Promises were made, it il alleged. to a
uumrer of the Super's friends. and the
promises hopelessly miscarrIed. Now
poor Christie's friends are up in arms
looking Tor a certain scalp which at the
present time is not adorned with an
over abundance OF hair.
That nice little baby has not given up
the fight yet. but he does not believe he
can win. Il IS said that he had a little
run in4 With John Elelstein a few days
ago over the endorsements OF Justice
O'Donuell by the Central Committee.
He didn't disturb the why cigar IN .nu-
Tactrrer in The least. He was really made
to believe before the interview was over
that he (Eielsteiu) was with him. Mr..
Etelstein has the pleasing faculty OF
being viii the right person every line
and no mistake.
|M NOT IN IT.
Mr. Ghrrlson's friends are in this bacS-
ground as yet, but they may m Ike a clase
finish. AT present IL ~ neck aud meek be-
tween Jorian and O'Dsnneli, with the
former as the fHvsrite and .rhe baby"
a close third. with Gsrrisoa at the post.
1t is any body's fiaht vet
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TOUoHD0wNs AND GOALS.

T0UCHD0WNS AND GOALS.
z. NJ. C. A. Teams Hard at 1t This After
noon-Gaalic Game Tomorrow.
The teams Of the Jersey City and
the Greenville Y. NJ. G. A. will play
this afternoon on the Association
grounds. foot OF Chapel ven
The Barry and FArlsy.Emmst teams
will play q Gaelic football gams tomor-
ROY afternoon on the Cricket Grounds.
Hoboken. Play will be called at three
o'clock.
Harvard and Yala teams will inset this
afternoon at Springfield. The Prlncetoa
team and substitutes will watch the
game and carefully study the style OF
playing aud tricks of the Yale team.
Yesterdays practice of Priuceton's
football team was a hard one. aud, from
the satisfaction expressed over 1t BY the
coachers, the team must have bsen In
championship form. The Tigers are i'm
proving rapidly behind closed gates. and
the average undergrad ats's eyes grow
large as the rumors are whispered .about
OF the improvement that these "
weeks OF secrecy has developed. The
men are all in excellent form. Prof.
Fine of Princeton Preparatory School
has been perfecting some special plays
for the Tigers, which they are practising
now with'good effect.
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Coque Feather iBoas. &c.,; actual
value, 35c.
Back Ostrich Feather Boas, sI.4O;
actual value. 81 90.
1 Lot Feather Fans. all colors, for eve1-
ing use, CSC. each; actual value. 81 40
l Lot Fan Wells, assorted colors, l9c.
each; reduced from 30c., Csc. and 4Oc.
1Lot Thinning Braids. all colors. IOc.
yard; actual value, 15c. TO 19s.
Hemsti.ched Linen Pillow 5nams,
stamped in new designs. 79c. pair;
actual value, S1.00.
Sramred Linen Buffet Covers, size,
18x69. 25c.; actual value, 40c.
Stamped Linen Doylies, &c., &c. and
1Oc. value. ST., 10c. and 1s;.
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PAVING OVER MANHOLEs,

Mr.. Reuben Simpson called on Vice President
Young of tue Consolidated Traction Company
this morning and complained that the werkmen
on Ocean avenue near Linden avenue were
paving over the sewer manholes. The grade
tracks, and consequently where rhe manholes
occur, to make the street level the msn had
paved over them. Instructions were given to
Superintendent Leahy to warn the contractors
that the manhoIes should not be covered.
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kICKEL-lN-THE-SLOr MACHINE STOLEN.

About half past two O'Clock this morning Po-
lice Sergeant Duffy found a drop q .'nicxel-in-
the-slot" chocolate cake machine lying in the
middle of Newark avenue. near the Court
House. The wooden, or upper part of the ma
chine, holding the chocolate and candies and
the bank containing the money was detached
from the heavy iron stand upon which itrested,
and had evidently become so from a fall when
the thieves who were Juggling it became flight.
ened and ran off.
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GOVERNOR wHRrs DIMES HIS STAFF.
The Gallant COloneis and Their Wives
Entertained by Their Chief.

Governor and Mrs. Wsrts eutsrtained
the men bers OF the Governors staff and
their wives nc dinner last evening at
their residence Oh Crescent avenue. At
the table were Colonel and Mrs. Meaney,
President Of the Senate and Mrs. ROBERT
Adrain. Colonel and Mrs. Asa Dickinson.
Colonel and Mrs. j. P. Bedie, DR.. SEN
ator and Mrs. Michael Barrett. United
States Marshal Pfeiffer. Colouel aud Mrs.
John Van Cleef, Colonel A. R. Kuser and
Colonel Leon Albeit, Jr. Tue affair was
informal and most ENJOYABLE.
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COUNTY TOURNEY.

Capital Scores Were Mads-Acme and
Hour Teams Won.
The best exhibition of bowling since
the opening Of the county tournament
was given on Thursday night. The small
est score was only 10 below the fifteen
hundred. The Acmes rolled 1896 and
defeated the Pioneers by Sc pins. The
Hour clubs team and Valencias also had
an excItisg bout. The former won by 20
pins. The scores:-
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ATHLETIC ARENA.
Gross Country Runs VIII BE the Featurs
for Thursday.

Cross COUNTRY Runs Will BE the Featurs
for Thursday.
Thomas j. Vogellus Of the Scottish
American A. C. has been entered in the
cross country run of the Union a. G.. OH
Thanksgiving day. The run will be
eight miles.
The Scots will have a regular NEE ting
next Friday night.
The cross country arranged by the
Scottish>American Athletic Club. to
take place on Thanksgiving Day, will
start from the rooms Of the club at three
P. M. aud q distance of six miles will be
covered. finishing at the club rooms. A
collation. will be served and q good time
is promised to those participating In the
run. Those clubs not having received
invitations by letter are cordially in
vited.
The Young Mems Christian Associas
ton runners will have a cross country
run On Thanksgiving Day.
The Gable Athletic Club will have a
merry stag this evening at It's rooms.
They will have three special bouts on the
card:-Jim Sheridan VS.. Cal Gcrklu,
Mike Connors VS.. Charley Johnson and
Jerry Dugan We. Dick Butler.
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They Net the Congress Clubs Talent in
Greenville,
The teams of the Terrapin and Congress
Clubs a e happy night. They bowled
a team game IN Voss' alleys. Granville.
Tho Terrapin team mad a low score. but
" on by almost three huRared. Tbs Wis
ting team had the lead in the tn ird
frame, but lost IN the third and then fell
behind. TIE Terrapins gave the guests
q jolly entertainment after the game.
The Score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25
LONE SPORTING CLUES RECBPTiON.

On account of the recent fire at Odd Fellows
Hall. in Hoboken, the masquerade ball of the
Lone Sporting Club, which was to be held in tine
postponed until Tuesday evening, January is.
1894, at Pohlmann's Hall. ALI persons having
purchased tickets for the ball can have them
Schopp's, Park avenue and First street.
Hotuokan
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CoIumbias WON at Homa,

The Columbia Clubs team BOWED its first Az
ISOLATION game at home and defeated the Eliza
beth A. c. team. The score:-
Columbia Ciub-F. FrommeI, 145; Crane. 173;
c. H. KimbalI, 1877; Erkenbroch, 1853; Perry,
1872: Ritter, 1875; Leuly. ia. Total, 1,497.
Elizabeth Athletic Ciub-Voise, 1853; Tucker,
Ids; Buchanan, 49,: Ahlamen, l22; Foster, los;
Pierce. 1853; Lane, 1875; Bogert, 1856; Pepin, 128;
Downs, 1856. Total, 1868.
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WANT TO RETURN HOME.

Three moro homeless foreigners. who gave
their names as Charles Hustedder, Diederick
Feiler and Paul Wegner, were arrested near the
elevator last night as Migrants. They told
the same story the nine men recently arrested
for sleeping 10 West shore freight cars told
concerning their efforts to work their passage
back TO Europe. They were discharged,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25
Telling the Good News.

Mrs. Youngma-"And SO my baby got the
prize at the.baby showf l knew he would. It
conduit hava been otherwise"
Old Bachelor Gone of the judges1s6NYes,
madame, We all agreed that your bahy the
least abjsctionaple Of the lot. '-NesE iork
Weskly.
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Greenville rife Club.

The Greenyilie Rifle Club held the fifth Of
their twenty six week shooting tournament last
night, at their headquarters, on Gator avenue,
The following is q list OF the members whe oonl
peted last night, and their scores:-Spshz, 2is;
$50; Collins, 227; B. Boag. s34; J. Boag, s37:
Rooidoux. 237; Chavant, 234; F.. Bischof. 1874;
Barr, 225; Daniels, 1873; Gotthardt. 22e; Lutz,
s2s; Huelsen. l7e; .Wrestner, 1877; Doirrer, 1877;
Scheeline. 23s; Purkess, $50.
The Greenville Rifle Club had it's club medal
shoot last night. The cores:-Robidoux. 2s7;
DorrIer. 2s7; ]. Boag, 287: c. Boas, 23t; Chav-
ant. 734: Scheeline, 233; Dodds, 233; Pinkers,
I'D; Plaisted, $50; Lentz. 22s; Collins, 227; Gott-
bardt, 226; Barr. 2a5; SPAIN. 2ls; Muug. 2l5 !;
Agnew, 204; Bischop, 1874; Daniels, 1893; Huelson ,
176; Wrestner, 1G7.
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Tho Talent Bowling Club Of LAFAYETTE, which
was organized last Monday night at Jack Love-
lands on Halliday street, will bowl their first
match tonight with the @. Martens Bowling
Club on LoveIand's alleys.
The Jersey City Y. NJ. C. A. teams will bowl
iu League games tonight. The frat team will
bowl at home against the Central branch team
and the SectionB team will bowl on the Central
alleys. The othsr league games scheduled for
this. evening" are:-HarleIn vs.. Institute and
Yorkvllle VS.. Bedford.
The Montclair A. c. team won two athletic
league games at home on Thursday night,
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A PRACTICAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE

Tomorrow at 10:39 A. NJ, in the Tabernacle,
the Sabbath school will unite with the congre-
cation in a thanksgiving service. The scholars
will take part in recitations, songs, ETC., and
the classes will bring offerings of vegetables,
fruits, etc. for the poor. Last year this resulted
in three wagon loads of good thugs, which
were distributed among the various charitable
institutions
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r. G. WoLBERTS GREAT SALE.

T. G.. wolbert, .he we'll known Jersey City
auctioueer, advertises in another column a sale
of 100 choice building lots on Thanksgiving Day
at Grand View, adjoining the Gutenberg race
course. Full directions for reaching the place
and the terms of sale are set forth 10 the adyer-
ficpment fSITH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25
Turn of the Wheel.

The Hudson County Wheelmsu viii, have their
annual banquet this evening ut Taylor's Hotel.
Many distinguished cyclists will be at the
feast.
The L. A. W. Racing Boar1 will hold a meet-
ing in Cleveland on November Is.
1Thei100-mile English tandem record has been
lowered to 5 hours, Is minutes aud "a seconds
by MessrS. a. r. Cnild and A. N. Todd,
The road officers OF the Castle Paiat Cyclsr o
Of Hohoken have presented Fl. Bsedscksr with
a gold medal for attending the greatest number
of club runs during the season.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscribers. executors of Mena Clos, deceased.
will be audited and stated by the surrogate of the
County Of Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Friday. the 29tn day of december next.
Dated OCTOBER 2S. Al. 1898.
PETER CLOS,
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ENGLISH GUkBOAT LAUNcHEB.
RI cabfe to ne Unfted Pr

- = u CUDtr 70 VIC C7ttttW ES5.
LONDON, Nov. IS, 1891. 1.-The gunboat
Dryad, OF ,070 tons, was launched at the
Chatham dockyard today. She is expe cited
to develop u speed Of twelve knots per
hour,
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NOTICE TO

Estate of Jacob Funrlng. deceased; Henrietse
Fuhring, sdninistratrix Of Jacob Fuhrins. de,
ceased by order OF the SURROGATE OF hudson
County. dated octDbe- Il. 1885 hereby gives mo-
tlce TO the creditors Of said oeceden5 to bring in
their d epts, demands and claims agains, the estate
OF said decedent. under oath or animation within
nine mon tbs from the date OF said order Of they
will be focever barred of any action therefor
against said administratrix
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Specials in Cloaks

AL Ian
Ladies' Jackets, fine brown AMI black
beaver Columbia Capes, edged with
Baltic Seal.
9.9S;
actual value, $13 90.
Ladies' fine Beaver Jackets. with silk
lined cap collar, tuli back, tight fitting,
braided girdle,
1O.9S;
actual value. $3.50.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers. correct shapes, heavy weight,
69c. each;
actual value, 81. 90.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants.
deeced lined.
39c. each;
actual value. SOC.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given taat the anal account OF
the subscriber, administrator of Margaret nc
Leughlin. deceaseI. will be audited anu stated by
the Surrogate OF the County of hudson, and re-
ported for settlement on Friday. the 18th day Of
December next.
Dated. Octobsr 5th, A. D. 1895.
HENRY PUSTER
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C.BroWndV anAn6lenCO.
Il, 70 and rs NEWARK AVENUE,
THROUGH TO 125 MONTGOMERY STREET
SPECIALS EoR Next week,
At Prices to Suit the Times.

Dress Goods.
l Lot all wool. two toned. Diagonal
Snitiues. So inches wide. o1e OF the most
effective fabrics of the season.
S3c. gard;
actually sold this season at sec.
l Lot high class, silk and wool Novelty
Plaids. 46 inches wide. in choice cloth
shades, very des irable.
lib gard;
reduced from 50 90.
Specials. In superior quality. black and
colored, Silk Velvets,
LOO, 1.29, 1.49, 1.79;
Exceptional Value.
Pongee Silks. specially adapted for
fancy work, in all the delicate tints aud
standard colors.
S9c. gard;
actual value. SOC.
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NEW PUBLIC ROAD,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN b THE BOARD
IN Of Chosen Frseholders OF Hudson County
New Jersey, that SEALED will
be received at a meeting OF the said Board, to
be held at the Court House OF said County, at four
CLOCK P. M, on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25

Their opponents were tbs New York A. g.
A. O. 79I. Montclair s24, N. Y. A. C. 100.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscriber. executor of Virginia Wood. deceased.
will be audited and stated ny the surrogate of the
County Of Hudson and reported for settlement ON
Friday. the 18Th d ay CT December next.
Dated, october 18th. A. L. 1888.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby givep that the account Of the
subscriber. execntrix OF Peter BrochoR, deceased.
will be audit ed and stated by the Surrogate of
the County OF HUDSON and reported. for settle
ment on Friday. the 18th day of December next
Dated, October 11th, A. D. 1888.
AUGUSTINE MARSHALL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Amelia N. o'srlen. also known as
Amelia NJ. Miller. deceased. George Miller, ad-
ministrator OF Amelia NJ. o'Brien, or Amelia 81.
Miller. deceased. by orler OF the Deputy
Surrogate OF Hudson County. dated Oc-
tober 9th. 1923, hereby gives notice to
tns creditors of said decadent to bring in thetc
debts. demands ami claims against the estate of
said decetent, uuder oath or affirmation Within
nine months from the date of said order, or they
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said administrators.
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Mail and Telephone Orders Will Receive Prompt and Careful
Atten ton. Free Delivery Throughout Hudson County:
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MoTICE OF

IN
Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscribers. executors OF Anna e. Braden, dc
ceased, will be- add ell aud statst by the Sur
rogate of the County of Hudson. ana reported for
eettleinent on Friday. the 26th day OF January.
1884.
Ella QUERIPEL.
SAMUEL G. MOUNT.
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He Takes ths AXE.
The baker Is rho only Ioafer who Is entitled to
respect. -TammaDy Tunes.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE OF shTrLEM

NOTICE OF SETrLEMSNT.
Nosioe Is hereby given that the nnal account of
the subscriber administrator of Franklin w. clifford
deceased, will De AUDITED and stated by the Surro,
gaIe OF the County OF hudson, and reported for
settlement oA Frida y. the 2sth day of December,
next.
Dated, October "a. A. D. 1888.
JEANETTE I. CLIFFORD.
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Notice is hereby given that this final account OF
the Subscribers, executors Of Emeline A. Russ,
decease |, will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate of the county Of Hudson, and reported
for settlement on Friday, the 18TH day of January,
1894
WILLIAM v. RUSS
JAMES s IRWIN
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Strikes, Spares and Breaks.

Terrapfn. 1888 PAS s6S 40 $50 703 944 1899 1852 i;
Congress .....I 03 235 1877 457 STA 694 1871 SO 996 !
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NOTICE OF Sc

y
Notice ia hereby given that tbs acco mt of the
subscriber. execdtlc OF L) lis v. dcK may. d y
ceased. viii BE- audited aid stated py the surro.
gate Of the County OF Hudson. aud reportet for
settlement GA Frltay. tbs 2ssn day OF January.
1891.
dated November asd, A. D. .s9a
JOSEPH WARREN,
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NOTICE OF sETTLEMENf.

Notice 1, hereby given that tho acco unit of the
subsc -iber. guards an OF Ana Grldin, slunatic, Will
b aud tied and stated oy the surrogate OF the
County OF Hudson, and reported for settlement on
FRIDAY the 10Th dav OF Jan1aev. 1894
Dated November 23d. A. d.. 1 s.
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U~mplre-PauI lever.
Scorers-E. Nllar and ]. E. Willig.
TERRAPIN TEAM WON.

UJupITo-s. r. L6cH.
Scorers-F. Geyer. p. Z. Boyer,
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UEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Amy Iradlsh and Edward J. Sanford. 1r,
were married a, noon yesterday at Ascension 'hnrn'
Miss Bradi,h is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bradish. Of this city, and granddaughter OF the late
Dr. trahcls Upton Johnson. Mr. Sanford Is promi-
ncnt Young attorney, the son OF Judge sanford. Of
New Haven, Conn. The best man was Henry I.
shelton. Il cousin of the bridegroom The brides
gown was a court train OF old satin brocadc. over
"A p,itIcoat Of fluffy chiffon. The high bodice
was drapcd with old thread lace. an heirloom in the
family and on her wrist and nj her throat were old
family jewels. Her veil was caught In front by a
diamond star. There no bridesmaids, but Miss
Julia Chester Wells preceded the bride maid Of
honor The bride entered the church the arm OF her
brother, George Johnson Bradish. who gave her away
owing 10 the serious Hines, Of the bridegroom
father, only immediate relatives OF the bride and
bridegroom and few intimate friends were present
The ceremony performed by The REV. Or. George
Il. Hopson, an uncle Of the bride
The wedding OF Julian \. Halock and Miss Eugcnia
Smith took place at O'Clock yesterday afternoon Al
the home Of the bride. No. 036 Lafayette-ave,
Brooklyn. The ceremony performed BY the Rev
Robert J. Kent, Of the Lewis Avenue Congregational
Church. Only relatives were present.
The engagement Of Miss Birdie Otis, the youngest
daughter OF ex-senator James OTIS to Frederick Edcv
popular young clubman Of this city and mem
Der OF the banking firm Of II. +. lIollIns Co.. No
- wallst.. has Just been announced. Miss Otis
fathers home In East feminist. Her mother who
Miss Ludlum. OF this city, died about four years
ago. Her sister, Mary, Is the wife Of Robert L.
Garrison. Of this city, and her other sister. Martha
IN November, 1871. was married In Paris to George
Munrcc n member Of the banking firm Of that name
Mis-, otis Is ~ present with her father nj his country
place, Blythe sea" AT Belport. l.. l., where they
went two weeks ago. Mr. Edcy Is member Of IN,
University. Union. Manhattan and Ncw-lork clubs.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Baltimore, June II (Speclal)-The First Methodist
Church filed this evening with musical people
aud tlp .fu pf 10 College
the wedding Of Miss Florence Belle Cole. daughter Of
Mrs. Tamzon Wcathcrby Cole, 10 Dr. Joseph :.
>heioc. Of the college faculty. The Rev. DIR. j. F.
Gcuchcr, president Of the Woman's College. per
formed the ceremony. The maid Of honor was Miss
Anna Lewis Cole sister OF the BRIDE and the brides
maids were Miss Alycrda Wcatherby and Miss Lucreta
Stevenson, OF FELTON,. Del. NJ A. Mikkelsen OF New
York. was best and the ushers were Messrs. Ed
win :. Lewis. Of Princeton College: Carlton F..
Weatherby. Chauncey J. Weatherby. cousins Of the
bride Charles \. Boston Of New York: &. C. Black
SHIRE OF the woman's College. and George L. Strad-
ding Of Philadelphia.