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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
WALTER l.. LANGDON.

-rb. neys ~ the death u Water l.. Langion was
received in this city Tuesday Mr. Lansioh
was seventy-two years Old and the iTnedhte c'"se
~ bis death was a hemorrhage OF the stomach
lie vas spendlng the summer At Greenport l.. L.
where he had gone early In the season from n''
home 4, HYDE Park. on the Hudson River MI
Ianglon was n typical gentleman OF the !
schoo. He was tall. over six feet IN h'si''' "a
commanding presence scrupulous to the last degree
generous almost 10 fault. and ma manners were
marked by the od-fashoned dignity "hch ca"
sin he found to-day in Oh New-York famiies
Ito was a grandson Of the Original John JACOB
,a,or Many years ago he married Miss Living
e,on His wife and a child died long time ago
Mr. Tangdon's father was one OF the flch'St nv
chants in New-York When he died h. left large
fortune 10 his sons. Walter and Eugene. Inc natter
then retired from active business Hi"
vr tanglon was the unc.e OF De.ancey. Wood
hurry and 5 Nlcho son Kane. Mrs. Adrian lselin
Mrs ROYAL Phelps Carrot and Miss Anne iansdoh
whose engagement TO Howard Townsend WAS re-
Gently announced. When a young man ne was I"
promlnent Azure In New-York society pe.moh'co
restaurant was then downtown At Flfteenth,st. ana
!, ,hn r5oms Of the establishment Mr.. Ihngdon
lei many dance with women who today are ,e me
ho, twen " years ago Mr angdon ~
10 enjoy the Pleasures of a country IRE amp
Fonned by w consena friends made Hyde Park
his home and Us name was aysby AMI his
Una, home wa. second Manor Farm OF Dick
ens's fame, with Mr.. Langdon as Mr. Wa nr,,s
s Jay secretary Of the AmeTe a.. E ocsason by
giying an entertainment in which good taste anu
os xRndu, vsd c, Yh rh fa' and p'n many prom
inent peop'e MIR l.angdon's beautiful. nome hI az
purchased about n hTe Se gff: enjoyed
eetsh,no and sarng IN the waters which surrounhei
his home. lie Owned the steam yaen ~, 81 blm.ef
and on his cruises he was accompahieet ny HIS
nephew. Woodbury. and $ Nicnor2,n ouet;v
and uno.ten,aiiou..y he distributed MS gt.s an ~,
the Episcopal Church near ny"e i''" WV" "
existence to-day 10 hs iibera'ity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
, UrGF SAFE or BEAUTIFUL SiLhS.

r,,urserd & Montan, auctoneers began yes
,,-1,v a, Nos " and 50 Teonard-st.. the largest
go q, iupor;el and domestic silks ever he'' !"
bts country The goods have come from the factories
q, schwarzenhach. Huber q CO., at west fioooNe"
rh,.vcr Switzerland; san P1etro. SerVeso' nay
,.,ooro Penn; Adlsweil. switzerland: Bors'euN
france and Reut.ingen. Germany. The gooiS are
IN $50 pieces and are in backs ana fancy anu
evening coors. .,,
This sale has attracted great dea' OF a''ehuV"
A. oyer the country. and buyers from az OF 'he
,,rre cities have come here on purpose 10 atehd ]"
,rno goods have been on exhibition for the .ast
,wo G,ys at the sa'esrOoms ..,
Amnng the most prominent firms repres'yi'.su
a, the sac Yesterday were u. Altman 4 CO.. A1ans
g. -" R.6ominglae Brotts.,. Enrich brothers
John Danie.i & SON !. a ieern 6. 90 Is pouq
Ter Rrothers Lord Taylor. Stern Bro'herS' A., r.
Ridley & sons u 0'Nei:, & CO.. , I2n Rr,thSrs
ami J Tch,cnsten & Sons, a.; Of tbs Ely MIRA.
bnm a strauss Wechs'er & McNu.iy ana r I'ossrI
z % OF Brooklyn. Many out-of-town BUYERS WS'e
So present Two-thirds OF the lot wer. sou.
."rha nrlcss were eNtremey SATISFACTORY s',i
Mr. Nontant asst evening THE bidding was spn-
81 and after the sac was over the purchasers con-
eratt,.atcd one another the bright outlook IN '"e
business word"
The sac VIII be finished today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
ITS EXISTENCE DECLARED ILLEGAL

JUDGE GIBBONS DIRECTS A JUDGMENT OF CUSTER
AGAINST THE WHlsKEY TRUST.
Chicago. Sept 19-Judge Gibbons this morning
sustained the demurrer the amended pleas of
the Whiskey Trust the information in quo
warranto and directed the Accomplishment TO
prepare a Judgment Of custer against the Trust.
Judge Gibbons granted the request of the defend
ants for an appeal to the Supreme Court of the
State
The Court passed entirely upon the law In the
case but at the same time declared that in his
opinion the Cattle Feeding and Distilling Company
cas trust. In making the final order. the Court
said in part:
The legal effect of the plea is to admit the owner
leries by the respondent, which. up their acqui
stion or absorption by Il. were owned and con
trolled by separate and distinct corporations with
the exception of few instances where the own
ership was in individuals corpora lions. II Is
not the wealth represented by the capital stock OF
q CORPORATION nor the value OF It's property which
brings II within the ban Of outawry, but II Is the
effect upon the public growing out OF a combna-
ton Of corporations interests such as is de
scribed IN the information. The inevitable result OF
the combination whether so intended or not. Is to
govern the supply and regulate the price Of dis
Tiled spirits In its confederated form II possesses
a power which single corporation could WELD
Its ramificatOns extend into and It's power Is feit
in every city Of the Union Corporations must Hour
ish and expand but competition and individualisIn
must neither be thwarted nor crushed The demur
rer to the several pleas Is sustained. and the At
torney- General is directed 20 prepare a judgment
Of In the usual form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
ECTND HIS BODY ~ THE FOODS.
GRATULAT1ON

~ ATLANTA BUSINESS MAN MrRDERED-A
NEPHEW OF SAM JONES UNDER ARREST
Atlanta Sent l9-Forest Crowley. manager OF the
posweu Woo..cn NIL. was found this morning muir
dored in n thlcket near West View Cemetery CIR
c,,nstantial evidence points strongly 10 VIII Myers
90 o,o Of the rnurderers. Crowley had goo on Ms
ners,n Yesterday Myers had induced him 10 come
70 this city from Roswell village twenty-four niles
above here on the Richmond and DanVii'r'
MYERS stated that he wanted to buy some mues
from Crowley and the latter sent them 10 Inc CITY
Under pretence OF consulting n business partner
Myers induced Crowley TO take drive out INTO me
country They left the city In buggy al cocH
Yesterday morning At 1915 o'clock Myers came
back acne Crow,cy's father. who Is president Oh
the Roswell Manufacturing Company. met Myers
and inquired for his Myers made conhic'ns
statements Mr. Crowley Swallowed Myers. ana AZ
o'clock saw him take cab and drive TO the
Union Depo That u the last heard OF Myers
This morning his father and Detective Iasoh
found the boy two miles beyond the city limits
Young Crowley's purse missing In one pocket
was sl9 which had been overlooked
The surroundings in..cated that two men had
committed the murder. Crowley had been shot IN
the head and then his skull was crushed. HIS
murdercrs had walked on their heels In leaving Tue
spot. , :, /, .A.,,oh, tina, no is
hating Cor Cincinnati, where his father WAS at one
Tine a Plnkerion detective. Myers is only nineteen
years old. lie is member 81 the Gate Iy ~, ..ud h
has never worked He Is handsome fellow: mus
nnlar has a pleasant address. and was always
neatly dressed Charles Jones. nephew OF me Key:
Se,n =, ZONES the evangelist. was arrested this
S,n,roon on suspicion. He Is chum OF Myers
Zones declares that he knows nothing OF the murder
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POstOmce Notice.

Foreign mails for the week ending september =. WI"
css pTSpRy IN a. sS Sp a. d" suppemenay 1880 M
for . coon s 9 ard Panama S,r p %aaca5
sapee n,,, ana South nh rnf iaS por T per CIV
o da ' via colon siter uaemaa mus, be directed
& ely : rara at ia Rotterdam lar Gsster
directed Dr R2''srd"m must S at dresed per csnda
s M for St Thom. and 81 croiH va s ST. Tno%s:
b nSr WS sts t S cos
AID ene must be directed per Wsnavsh Switzerland
RAY spa BRUSH InSa sss
La I'm aSne via rel HsvS c ar via de
e German must be SSefd M for Germany pc;
Ems Bremen q,'ers for Usher e "rIis directed Ua Pc:
a S g. Sii.i ss per Fur Fur
n nessa wa a, m for CAPE Colony and Na'sl per WI
cotehes a, 10 a n be b directed per Kaiser whea
J for Belgium S drSs pc! per pennIand@
S S 10 NJ Complementary 1890 M fVr o, rS5t1 sas
Island Jamaica s H 1%a G %u. BE- G Directed
ioo M for ampech rsssso AND s,ae. and
SSl mus, be yumr at P4S. Msur iss
Hayt. cumana ana CaIuPsno PER- Curacao Trinidad
rsh dpa Duth be directed per Prin:
s s.r om Ta p. a:s
umona and pcapano directed per rnsde
eSS5 %lr. must b. 20 Gr; SsS''aSas
$sss t sSa
NswSsna9nS per sea% Scea srS% aa Ban
ranc.co here daily Up TO ssp'sIfa n from San
-,ncsco close here daily up 10 September 2s at o:so
m Malls for the society isa hsr dsv Wp TO Sep.
iem I "a at p Mails FOR china and japan !n
Tpcomar close here Dolly up september 20 a. e:S9
Pin m ,sr Empress OF India from Vancouver). close
here daily up to October sc $50 M Mall; Tor AZ
,raia Except West Aus,raa, Hawaii and Fly siana.
Der . Arnwa from vancouver) close here daily ai,H
S.n,a,,h., and n October 20 At $50 D. m MAILS
fr Australia except those FOR West Ausirala which are
forwarded EUROPE. N.w-Zeaand haMah; ~ ans
pprs = Monowai
os here daiiy up October 'l3 Mt $50 m ior on AZ.
Tor Aa.raiia) Nails FOR Merchandising by ra 20 han;
rox s,d ,henre by close at this once daily e
~ m Malls for Mique,on. BY rail 10 Boston. and
,hsDca by steamer close at this Office daily at $50 D. m
Malls Tor Cuba close this once daily AZ a. m; tor
by steamers sailing Mondays ana ThursdsyO
tnr, por, Tampa Fla Malls for Mexico overland uniees
.neraiy addressed for dispatch BY steamer close 81 this
Office daily at q. m. .- ,.x
Registered mail oloses Mt y = m preSious gay
CHARLES w. DAYTON. Postmaster
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DIED..

pEACIt-on Wednesday September 10. Joshua NJ Beach
IN Ms .yh b lar. residence % East 2othst. New.
York city on Friday. September 81 at 2 p M
Internent private. - r-.,-,.r
W H6wnes husband Of Ruth F. Bownes and son OF me
late Walter and Feckner J. Bownes' IN '"e on" ''~
the nsfSrp ssk GSnSh Flushing on f''o'''
cuATFIEI.p-At Mount Vernon. n X suddenly -
September TO- Charles J. Chahed In MS 2is,
F9HTa TsrnS Sss o" a! hlt a' eptembe a. o'clock
Interment at Corning y. Y.
suddenly from aPopssy on pes ns az
Notice II funeral hereafter.
GoRnAM-A Noroon Conn; "Wednesday September dsl ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HOw-on Tuesday September IS AZ MS la'e res'oe"0S
Notice Of funeral hereafter. . AN. .
his s7i6 year Luther prescott Hubbard ..,s.r..
Funeral on Friday 2.3o from his late residence
q H Ss Fs4 l. is G 'Ss M
The funeral will be held a; s. Jamess churen'
Hyde Park on september 2. a, E attached to the
train leaving the Grand Central Depot a, seS uys::
returning they viii be attached to train leaving n'u'
MATHEws~on Tuesday September IS. Henry Arm
rns4s M Ism III a ms csGen sh' -
Thursiay september 20 at II a M
Peacs the 10Th year Of his age "a, IVES, 7o,h-ss
fu SoiG NUMBER, on Thursday evening at p. m
Interment private -.
POSTAL south Granville. y. Y. september 10 ann
I;uioirre beloved wife II tho Rev W s,aniey rys..,
RIVERA, services were held the First Consregauon.A
church saugerties y. Y. september H. anu "'"~
mont took place in village cemetery
sTOoTfOFT--s suddenly. Flushing. L. l., septemo@
~ DItmar. StoothoN In the 10Th year or ms age ~,
Funeral services at the residence or his
Gnorea r. Hulst - Hmrod-st.. Brooklyn FRIDAY -
p. m ,.... -
sN,N-N Great harrington. Mass. September ~
and daughter u the Vim. c Kingsley OK Brooklyn
Relatives and friends invited @ attend tne tuness
services M her residence 10 washington iAs'
I,rooklvn on FRIDAY September 81. at o'clock.
INCREMENT Mt convenent of the family
WILLIAMS on Tuesday. Mary Woodruff. wife OF CnarS
Z williams. aged y years. ., a.. -,,..,
Relatives and friends invited ~ attend the funeM
service on Thursday. the Goth. at p. M az -
Brinkerhon-st. Jersey CITY
WINTHROP At sharon. Conn. Tuesday. SEPTEMBER
is susan Remsen daughter - the late John ;, anc
i,,os and friends II family invited 70 attend
nor funeral the Church of the iioiy NoH""u"os
on Friday the 2lsi instant. at 10 o'clock
s,n car on he train leaving Grand Central Depot =
1lt8.
yoopRr.rF-At colorado Springs Col. on September
IA 1884 Joseph VI. Woodruff. N T. ~ a. xv.,
Funeral services his parents residence 30; o. ~
~, a. Newark y. j.. Thursday. at lo;5o a. M
Relatives and friends invited TO attend
lnerment private.
yrSsrcO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad % minueO
from Grand Central Depot: new private su,ion NJ -
t-onc. once is Eas. 42dst Teicphone CAL oo0 50
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ATTACK ON THE GAS Trust.
SUIT BROUGHT IN CHICAGO FOR a RECEIVER
SHIP BY sTOCKHOLDER

SUIT BROUGHT IN CHICAGO FOR RECEIVER
SHIP BY A sToCKHoLDER.
Ch'cago, Sept. ia receiver for the Chicago
uasfght and Coke Company. the Peoples Gas
hght and Coke Company. the Consumers Gas
company the Equitable Gas,ight and Fuel Com
pany, The Hyde Park Gas Company the Lake
Gas Company and the Chicago Gas Company
Is asked in a bill filed to-day in the Circuit Court
by Louis A. Levin, Of Philadelphia. These cor
porations form what is generally known as the
Gas Trust. The court Is asked 10 enjoin the
Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany from continuing az trustee and issuing
STOCK for the Chicago Gas Company. and TO order
ttat corporation to surrender TO receiver all
the Chicago Gas stocks h Id by It,
The bill recites the history Of the various
Chicago gas companies and the Chicago Gas
Company 10 November &c, 1889. when the SUI
preme Court declared the Chicago Gas Trust
Company 10 be an illegal corporation. In order
to evade the force of the decision Of the SUI
preme Court. the bill recites the trust changed
its name to the Chicago Gas Company. and con-
tinued in the exercise of its forbidden powers.
Pursuant to plan to escape liability. the Off
GERS and stockholders selected the Fidelity In
surance: Trust and Safe Deposit Company OF
Philadelphia as place Of deposit for all the
stock held by II.
The bill sets forth that on July Q. 1890. the
Chicago Economic Fuel Gas Company was or
gani2ed and incorporated for the purose OF con-
Quoting q general gas industry in this city. with
a capital stock of $40 900 900. In December. 1891,
it's powers were increased so as to allow 1t to
manufacture purchase from other concerns
Illuminating gas and to lay mains to convey IT
about the city.
This company. Levin's bill declares. spent about
900 in constructing its works and mains, and
charges that In March, 1892. the Chicago Gas
Company purchased a controlling interest in its
stock for the purpose of securing monopoly Of
the Chicago gas market Levin represents that
he is the holder Of a certificate Of stock issued by
the Fidelity Company. and that he received 1t
while ignorant of the fact that any Of the COM
panies guilty OF an infraction OF the pro-
visions of their charters He charges that the
Chicago Gas Company and the Fidelity Com
pany are conspiring to defraud him and other
small stockholders by creating large bonded IN
debtedness against the several Chicago gas COM
panies for the benefit Of certain promoters
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necessity shall tempt those they trust to the aoan'
donment Of Democratic principles.-(Wilson Letter.


Cleveland, Sept ia sensation was sprung IN
the meeting Of the National Letter-Carriers Asso-
citation to-day. when Chairman Henry L. ROVER
OF the Legislative Committee. attempted 10 make
his report. When he arose TO speak ne was III
terrupted by a request that he answer such ques-
tons az might be put to him. He answered thae
he would. He was then asked II. during DIS iohs
stay In Washington. he had seen every member
OF Congress and had done his whole duty IN re.
gard to such bills were before the HOUSE. ~
was then asked OF President Smith II he had not
received letters from members Of the assocation
derogatory, not only to Powers character put 70
the way in which he conducted himself WINE "
Washington. The president replied that ne mao
received such letters making such charges ny =
vote IL was ordered that all the letters De pro.
duced and submitted, and messenger was seHs
for the letters. which had been left IN the presi-
dents room at the hotel. -,.->
Power asked the convention for protection. sncS
charges had been made against him. ana not uhut
now had he had even a hint that ne was 10 "
made target. ..a..
Pandemonium regned for a time. and when order
was restored 1t was decided 10 defer the matter
until later ?, ~ .,.-..A
George A. King. OF Washington, -. C., reported
that there was encouragement that all weil,estap:
ljshed claims for overtime pay would De ahoweo
by the Postofiice Department. There are nearly
500 claims on file a., . 40.
omaha extended invitation for the next con-
yentiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
OpEyTyG or THE COLLEGE fEiR AT BRo"N

providencp Sept 10 tSpeclaD.-Tte academic year
az Brown University began this morning 'hapei
was held In sayles Memorial Hail. as the college
has outcrown Manning Hall The number OF fresh
rren registered was ls3. OF these 100 were men ana
2S were women. II is expected tha' ths '"S9 y,
-ss will numbr 200 About 800 students attended
o,onel ,h,s morning and the total registration WIZ
,xcced SO Including more than 100 women. ines.
figures are 100 In Of those or ast year. n
rb'rae in journalism medical preparatory course
and a Jaw preparatory coursr have been ,auleI -
g.. ,,r, isi Of special courses. Much advance IS
W. .n" in engineering A mechanical laboratory
has been installed this summer ana pnysioi 9I
cal laboratory Is being equipped. the fsNecutNe
Cnumttee has decided to build n new dormitory,
for which there Is pressing need
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
LECTURES BIZ THE COUNTESS "AcHiMhl"1hn

LECTURES BIZ THE COUNTESS "AChiMhi'ln"
Constance the Countess Wachtmester' VIM "eN'
to Mrs. Annie Besant. Is, perhaps. the Des'
woman In the Philosophical Society, IL III '"'s ''
The Countess whose full name Is Constance 'eo'e
Inc Louise de- Bourbe. de Montjuncon' arrived ~
this country ny way OF San Francisco IN APrii "''
having come from India. She has been ieo'"' "e
America steadily ever since, and has been III al
principal cities OF the West and SOUTH ""e
s'art for Europe next Wednesday. but oeio'e e.,
VIII deliver three lectures in this city anu p'ooN'
ree 10 the public. Tomorrow evening ht
sne will speak before the Aryan Theoso'",'i
Gety No IA Madison-ave., on "Theosop"' a.
n p B.avatsky" on Sunday evening beioie ~
n. r. B. Thcosophical Society, No. 12 west W"
hundred and twenty -ffth-st, on III. T. ba'".'"5'
Inc Theosophical Adopts and India and on "io"
gay evening before the Brooklyn Theosoph'cd. ~
eiety. No. A4 Classon-ave.. Brooklyn on SUBJECT
not yet announced.
Countess Wachtmeister Is the daughter or the ih'e
Marquis de Bourbe, who came OF an old Nornahu!
family. She was born in Florence. Itay. and was
educated In England. where. In 1886. she married
Count Wachtmeisier. Swedish Minister TO the Court
81 81. James When ne became Minister Of Foreign
Anairs Of Sweden they moved to stockholm. ana
land" being the last TO receive that tit;e. The
Count died In 1871. and few years later the Coun-
.ess went TO London. In 1881 she began the study
OF theosophy. and two years later made the ac-
@uaintance Of Nine. Bavatsky, whose companion
s sne remained up to the time OF her death short
vatsky," book which has had q wide circulation
among theosophists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
MR. COCKERILL MAS NOT RESIGNED

Tho announcement made yesterday that John a.
Cockerill and Foster Coates had resigned from the
eaitorship OF and managing edtorship or The
>,orn,np Adyert,ser'' and Commercial Advertiser "
is said TO be entirely unauthorized
There has been some misunderstanding In the o.
flee OF the newspapers named on account OF
changes In the business department and the ad-
ministraton thereof but there Is probability now
OF satisfactory adjustment. ,,
Mr. Cockerl says that the announcement IL full
Of Measurements. and the adjustments are now
waiting the return Of an absent proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
,,r>-,v ARMSTRONG MATHEWS.

Henry Armstrong Mathews died on luesuay ~
his home No. Il West Niney-four'n-s''' "''''
,,.,,,, ,,,,oss r.s,ltins from tho amputaton OF IA
H. n. was horn In Athlone. Ireland. hfty-s'x
years ago. and came to this country when ne was
seventeen years old. Mr.. Mathews was an ardent
Republican and spoke for the party In nuper u o.,
surwsvor and together with Gardner sage SUI
veycd part Of the UPPER portion OF me ,S County
Republicsn Committee. He once ran unsuceesss s
fnllv for fhe Office Of Alderman In this Guy nj,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20

the Rev. Dr. Bishop Falkner. rector of the Protes-
tan, Episcopal Church at Bay Ridge, an old friend
OF the brides family. There modest display
OF flowers and growing plants in the chancel. while
on the pretty altar there several clusters of
white roses and a number of lighted candles. The
bride who is very pretty blonde of medium
height was escorted up the middle aisle and given
away by William H. Wilton. the president OF the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. old
TREND OF the Plat family She travelling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
IyCEyDTARTSN AMONG THE SHAK

Hudson. y. T.. Sept. la-Fre early this morning
at Mount Lebanon destroyed eight buildings. the
property OF the Shakers OF Church family, presided
over by Robert Valentine Some Of the buildings
were filled with roots and herbs. The loss upon thr
buildings and stock Is estimated at S5cp. upon
which there is a partial insurance The hre was OF
incanlarX origin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
BrAB-ADMTRIL WClULEr BrRlED.

Philadelphia. Sept. ls-The funeral OF rear
Admiral Edward Yorke McCauey United states
,, took nlaca from his home In this city
,h,s afternoon. and was strictly private. There
were no pabearers. and only the family were pres
emit The Rev. Dr. Mcconnell. Of st. stephens
pro,ee,ont Episcopal Church. read the burial ser
10 and the burial In the family vault al
south Laurel Hi Cemetery. The Army ana Navy
IA hnnor 10 the memory OF The dead Admiral
pwhen funeral services were held at Newport where
Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
WEDDINGS PAST ANDTO COME

Tho marriage of Miss Annie Richmond Platt
laughter OF the late William II. Plat. of this city
90 Iudge Edward r. Bartlett, of the Court OF APP
meals. was solemnized at O'Clock yesterday after
nom in the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION. in East Twenty-nnth-st., near
r,fth.ave Only the relatives of the pair and
ANAL number of their most intimate friends were
presen, at the ceremony, which performed by
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MARRIED..

n ,prr FIT pf ATT-On Wednesday September H. 1soA
az the Church Of the Transformation by rev o'sny
E.lkner ID D. Annie Richmond daughter OF SIIS
William II Plat. Judge Edward T. Bartlett JUN
Of Ncw-York.
cprrFJH-DE FOREST-On September 10. at the res.
denca ~ her brother g. X. de Forest. lslip J.. L. y
the Rev Ralph l.. Bridges. DR.. Henry a. IriHn' u
New-York. Helen de Forest
MAYNARD TNDERHLI,-At Grace Church Je1seY
CIV September IS 1894 by the Rev. George s. benne.s
D- + I MAYNARD. Of Englewood y. j.. 10 MARY Hurans
I'nderhll daughter OF George W. Underhli OF sprms
Valley. ~ Y.
Notices Of marriages must be indorseo WIZ"
full name and ado ress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20

ROWLAND L. ROSE.

Providence. Sept. 10 (SpecaD -Rowlard J." Rose
a leading merchant and politician of this city,
died at Newport this morning from heart disease
Mr. Rose a prominent fancier OF trottlng
and running horses He leaves an estate OF *W g
O0. He a native OF Block Island ana hity
Gve