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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
@ HItt.XITIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In anl About
the CITY.


the CITY.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this ovening-Albini's
Empire Entertainers.
IL tho police court yesterday there
was one drunk aud n case OF being
out after dark for improper purposes.
Both cases wero lot go.
JouS FRrlsMurn qualified Yesterday
as executor ot.the will OF Florentz Freis'
muih. deceased; bond $1,000, withou.
security, zone being required.
THE names given by applicants for q
marriage license yesterday were Toso
Tulinsic, aged %, and Alarid kepuher,
aged 80. aud tue only description OF
their nativity was Europa"
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record n deed made April 0 by William
G. Nesbiit aud wife and others to
George Andrew Alderman and others.
for 4 certain interest in the Central
Garden club.
TIE Central Garden club will give its
second grand excursion on the steamer
LipcEtS ou cliiuaI NAVY U, u SIeuueH
vile and East Liverpool. A grand time
is expected BY the boys, and the best OF
order is assured.
The case OF klieves, Kraft & Co. VS..
S. S. Bloch still drags its slow length
along in the circuit court. Yesterday
Emma Garden was appointed by this
court 4 committee to care ior the estate
OF Thomas j.. Garden. an insane person.
THE Wacht AIN RheIn fishing club has
purchased the tent which was used by
the EIks for their side show a, the
Park last year, aud Yesterday it was pu.
up in the !iemptield yards to soc what
it looked like. l. is 81 by 10 feet. and
very neat.
The United States department OF agri.
culture has established ut the Tuskegee
Institute, TuskcSee, Alabama, n depo,
Tor scien;iir investigation Of tho com.
position and consumption OF food
arnong tho negroes in the "black belt"
Of the south.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
RIOT AT ~GtEGGSyII,LE.
A Lot OF boys Got Intoa Fight aud Young
Mrn Take u Hand,

a Lot of DoTs Got Intoa Fight and Young
Non Take ~ Hand. .
Grosguvllle, ont tho bethany pike, has
In tho past secured q namo for disor.
dorly and immoral occurrences. A case
was partially ventilated in Squire W..
W. Rocers's court yesterday which
would appear to indicate that tho local.
iiy has not reformed. A number Of
small boys started tho racket In this
case. but after thoy got into 1t older
mes took n hand.
Az n result two boys named Michacls.
one name klovis, two named Petticord
and William DctwiIer wero arrested or
will DO.
One o. tho Michacls boys cut Klcvis
In tho neck, on tho nrm and in tho
back with small pocket knife. Harry
Michncls was sent to iail in default OF
$500 bail for his appearance ut tho next
term Of tho criminal court, and several
OF tho others wero fined. There arc
several arrests TO DO made yet. Con.
stable Dom Morris served the warrants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
on SABBATH REFORM.
Three Addrrssrs on this Subject by ID
crafts, Of tho Reform Bureau.

Three Addrc.s-, on thi. Subject by DIR.
crafts, Of tho Reform Bureau.
Rov. Wilbcr T. Crafts, supcrintcnd.
ent OF tho national bureau OF reform, is
in tho city. and is TO speak on various
aspec,a OF Sabbath reform. throe times
tomorrow; in tho morning ut tho First
Presbyterian church, in tho afternoon
at tho Young Mems Christian Associn.
,ion, and in the evening \: tho United
rosbytcrian church. Thomcs: Tho
Lords Day and tho Rost Day. "Pro.
Srcasive Sabbath Reform" "Sovcn ltoa.
o II Why tho Sabbath should DO Oh.
aeryod and Preserved" These addresses
nro free to all. but offerings mny bcmndc
nj the door to tho national bureau OF
reform, Of Warrington. D. g.. which
the speaker represents, which promotes
not only Sabbath reform. but also mnn-
icipa! reform. Temperance, purity and
all other Christian . reforms. Next
weck Mr.. Crafts lectures ON Sociology,
NJ Bethany college.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.
~strancersin tho CItJ aud Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

~strancersin tho CItJ aud Wheeling Folk,
Charles II. Baker returned yesterday
afternoon from q trip down the river.
T. ?. Lewis and Joshua Low, OF Stcu.
benville, autographed at the Mcclure.
Hon. John NJ. Cook. Of S,cubenvillo,
was in the city yesterday, and registered
at the Mcclure.
John N. Patterson, ]. a. Gartlan, A.
W. Say aud A. A. Hopkins are Pitts.
burch oil men al the Mcclure.
Captain James A. Henderson. Of the
Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati packe, line,
returned to Pittsburgh yesterday alter
noon.
Financial Manager Z. G. Barrows, Of
tho Wheeling base ball club, is in the
city, having come down from Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. ]. NJ. kellar, Of Heron Bros. &
Co., OF Pittsburgh, is in the city. MIR.
kellar was formerly an ~cmploye OF the
lSrELLIGESCER
Mrs. DR.. S. l. Ferguson, Of Seneca.
vile, o.. returned home yesterday, after
spending 4 fcw weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. W. McClollaud, OF North
Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
THE ~SEVENrY-sIX I'll
Anniversary of tho Birth of the |. O.. q. ]
Was Celebrated

Anniversary OF tho Birth OF the l.. o. u. L.
Was Celebrated.
Tho so%vcnty.sixth anniversary OF the
birth OF the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows was celebrated in a fitting and
Interesting and instructive manner by
the members Of tho order Of this city,
at Odd Fellows hall last night. A largo
crowd was present and the interesting
programme was carried out without a
hitch. District Deputy Grand Master
Walter Wills delivered the address Of
welcome in al eloquent and pleasing
manner. After tho overture and a solo
by Mas Ella Britt, Mr.. VI. F. Dryden
delivered an instructive address, his
keynote being tho advantages OF mem
bership in the l. o. o. +. Other ad-
dresses we're delivered BY Me.srs A. &.
Robb and b. W. Marsh. and with other
solos, rec!.Rtions, ETC., served 10 pass an
enjoyable evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Clnrk Wntkins, OF tho council com.
mittoo on fro department, has received
from VS.. Wright. superintendent Of the
wheeling electrical railway, notice that
no has issued an order that all mem.
bors Of tho Wheeling fro department
in uniform and going 10 n fro, shall
DO carried irct.
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OuE nntrons will fluid De Vita lAttlo
Fairly ltm"ra II pniu aud roIiahIo rcmndy
ior constipation. dyspepsia aud liver
complaints. Logan Drug Co.. wheel
,uv. w.. Va. T. +. ronhndy, licnwooI,
aud Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o.
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Best package Coffee. % cents per
pound at Atlantic lea Company's stores.
SCHMULBAClI'S Bock Bccr on draushi
to-day aud Tomorrow.


April 2S the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road Company will sell Iiomeseekcrs'
Excursion tickets to points in the west,
northwest and southwest. nj very low
rates. Tickets good returning twenty
DAYS from date Of sale.
On April so low rate excursion
tickets will DO sold to points in tho
south, good returning twenty days from
dato Of sale. For further information
apply to Baltimore 4 Ohio agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

There is no medicine before the people
equal to Hoods Sarssparilla. 1t is the
standard spring medicine and blood
purifier and it possesses peculiar merit
which others try in vain to reach. 1t
really makes the weak strong. Do not
neglect to purify your blood this spring.
lake Hoods SarsaparilLa now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

MEDICK-on Thursday night at II midnight, April
y, 1875, AMELIA NJ. wife 81 Gu>tAye H..
McdicE, in the thIrty'slxth year Of her age,
Funeral services ut the family residence, 80.
27ai Eor street. on Sunday attcraoon ut D..
O'Clock. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend, lutcTmrnt ut p]cnInIular
Cemetery
PLtES-On Friday. AprlI "f iS9I, ut l:SO n. m .
JouS rLrrS, IN his lad year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 3GnS jacob
street, Sunday afternoon. Mt . O'Clock. Inter.
mcnt nj Pcnlusular cemetery. Fsicnds Of
tho family ntc invited to Rilrad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Last nigh, tho Martins Forty board
Of education mot nnd passed on u num-
Dor of mn',crH. including tho "c'ccilon
Of number OF books t" be used tho
coming school year. The now books nro
American Book Company works, whose
N.nnt WA on tho Pcriir.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
Notice.

want ovory man and woman in tho
Unitod States Interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have ono OF my
books on these diseases. Address i. W..
WoohI.EY, Atlanta, en-, Box $50. and ono
will DO scnt you free. skwy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

WHEELING Park (whccl,ng', pridr)
viii open Tomorrow. Grand Sacred Com.
cert commences nj ":3O y, IN. w. Il l.. q.
railroad trains loa,, every hour, Round
trip, Including ndmissl"n. Foe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

HooD's Pills become tho favori.e
ca.harsic with every one who tries
them. 25c per box. q
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You shout not rnii &" vIsl, wheeling
rnriS tn.morr"w. Il Is he Paradise oi
tho Ohln Valley.
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BEST OK EAitru-Soimuihnch'T r"cis
llorr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
VISIT Mozart Park Tomorrow,

ICE CREAM opening to-day ut floto',
parlors.
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Ill!,N

SCIiMULlIAC unoxcrli"I Book Bee,
on drau.ht to-day aud io-inurruw.j
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Geo.. E. Stifel & Co.
SPRING suirs-o. euNoLINe d CO.
SPRING sUiTs-0. GuNDLING d CO.
Do You Want
a Doctor F.?

Not for the grip. but to put your body inside Of one of our
ELEGANT SPRING SUITS. THE STAR CLOTHING
is to-day as far ahead of the ready made clothing shown else
where as electricity is Of tallow dips. If a man doesn't care for
looks he needn't care how, or of what his clothing is made. Any
congloneration OF shoddy or low grade woods, sighted at every
stage Of its manipulation for the sake Of cheapness, will do. 1t
won't hold its shape. If it holds its color, that's luck, and if it
holds together for the season, that's more luck.
But if you DO care for looks, and want Reliable Clothing, Of
materials selected and treated in the manufacture witt LOOKS
and LAS TING always in view, the STAR CLOTHING
is entitled to your consideration.
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Children Cry f0y

PirC,Se:'S GaStoFia,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
TIE DUKE THINKS THE COUNTRY "BIG.'

The Duke OF Marlborough. as already announced,
has returned from his Western trip with Sir Charles
Rivers Wilson. When the Duke was asked for an
expression Of opinion concerning impressions gained
by his trip he said THE main impression gained
H. that the country is big. ! Niagara. and no
wonder that people travel thousands of miles to see
IT, 1t is OF the grandest sights in the world
| am not sorry that went"
Reports have been published to the effect that
lust before leaving England the Duke Of Marlbor-
ough purchased jewery worth 10000 and had pre-
sented the jewelry TO Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt
When the Duke was asked about this report he said:
Il bought few trnkets. but that cannot interest
any one 1t is a personal matter"
The Duke said that no arrangements had been
made for his marriage yet; he could not say
when the details would be completed He took
long drive yesterday afternoon with Mrs. William k
Vanderbilt and her daughter. Miss Consuelo Van,
derbllt They also guests at the waldorf ana
last evening he dined with them. Colonel WlHlam
Jay and Oliver H. r. Belmont were also IN the
party which occupied table Immediately behind the
fountain In the Garden cafe.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
DINNER FOR THE LONDON ATHLETES.

THE NEW. YORK ATHLETIC CLUB ENTERTAlNS ITS
RECENT VICTIMS
What Superintendent ]. J. Duffy denominated a
Glove feast in honor OF the London Athieuc CIuo
through its representatives now in New-fork was
held last night in the gymnasium or the Ne"-1ork
Athletic Club The big gymnasium was Hanu-
sorsly decorated and covers were lald Tor 10
guests. President James Whitley. OF the New-iofK
Athletic Club presided. and seated at his rght mana
was Montague Shearman. vice-presdent OF the Lon
don Athletic Club. who is here in charSe OF tle
English team. At his left hand was B T. WIN
,ams chairman Of the Athletic Committee Meln
oers OF the London team present were r. D. WI
kins H. J. Davenport, c. H Levin, G. a. brauey
H G. Steavinson, r. Williams, Godfrey Sha" anu
William j. Oakley. Secretary Charles heroer'' u
the English Amateur Athletic Association, was aiso
there A visit was expected from the CamDrdee
men but they came down from New-Haven yes
terday and went a 10 their quarters az tiie
oval in order to be out of the way or nospltdppie
Intentions which carry disaster 10 athletlc aIho
lions From the New-York team there WeIS =. o.
kipatrick II. l.. Lyons, A. l.. Remington i hoIndS nom
I Lee e. b. Boss, II. l. Lyons and T. Z. CarteI
The dinner was informal, as all thought Oh 81.
hut the coffee was followed by remarks Oh od
,nnt1allv agreeable nature from various sources
The Iondoners expect 10 escape from NV III
hospitality this morning, and VIII go 10 =,
mere TO compete in ,the Canaolah c"aiiiii'"''p
mo
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
CONSTANS CURTIN.

Bellefonte Penn Sept. 30.-Constans Curtin
brother OF the late Ex-Governor Andrew G curtin
died at his home here at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
He had suffered for several years with stomach
trouble but was not attended by a physician unti
ten days ago He had never before been under
doctors care Mr.. Curtin was born in Be'ieonte on
March s. 1917 and was the second son Of Roani
crr,i, er hv his second wife who was n daughter
Of United States Senator Andrew Gregg. His entire
life was spent in the neighborhood OF the Ga Ease
Forge the first iron plant In this part or the stare
and I'm his active business life h. was wen known
among ron-makers. Besides owning NUMBER OF
voiunbIe farms in this county. he was stockhoider
in the Milton Iron and Nail company, the Wiihansss
port Iron Company and the Centre county Bank Oh
fhis nlace He was a thirty-second degree Mason
and Constans Commsndery. Knights Templar ot
Bellefonte Will perpeniate his name. Being unmaroo
Rod tho state will get five per cent OF MS sl5O.cD
estate He viii be buried In the family plot here on
Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
NOTES or TIE ST1GE.

The second Of the series OF plays which John Drew
will present al the Empire Theatre Will be given
next Monday night 1t will be a new American com
edy By Madeline I.ucette Riley entltlsI @
,h.cr Ir Resides the members of Mr.. Drew : COM
ban Miss Elsie DE Wolfe will be In the cast OF the
new play.
Instead OF giving Wednesday matinee ths week
OF "A Social Hlghwaymsn' at the EarrlcK al the
reouest of Joseph Jefferson, Nat c. GOODWIN Johh
rreu, + II Sothern and Francis Wilson. all OF
whom are desirous 10 the Hollands, Richard
Nans1eld has consented to give matinee OF the
piece on Friday.
Miss Jennie O'Neill Potter who mas been So DUSTY
sick for long time is rapidly recovering she Will
resume her professional engagements about No
vember !.
Tonight the Irving Place Theatre viii open It's
season with Heinrich Laube's play Graf Essex
in which Bruno Geidner Will make his first appear
ance Hubert Reusch. formerly the leading man or
the Berlin ResIdenz Theater. arrived yesterday
morning the Trave
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
COLONEL JONES RESIsTs DEPOSITION.

81. Louis, Sept SO-The case of Charles a. Jones.
.a,,or and manager of THE Post-Dispatch, against
the Pulitzer Publishing Company. wherein ,he ia''ei
was temporarily enjoined from interfering win
.ho .or,,er.s management of the paper or deposihB
him from his position came up for maj nearing
to-day before Circuit Court Judge Wood Ten DAYS
ago Colonel Jones obtained the temporary i'JunO
ton. He showed that he had been appointed ea''o'
"a manager nv Mr. Pulitzer for five years lie AT
The same time purchased 1867 Of the 10000 shares OF
the company. a one-sixth interest. paying THEREFOR
5000 In his petition Colonel Jones feci,es 'ne
tract entered into between himself and MI. fuiizer
N ade nearly year ago. and AYERS that ne DensNes
II is the purpose Of the majority or the Bodru Oh
~ 10 .ne ~ ~ fGarose him TO prevent this the in
junction was asked and granted temporarily ne
Attendants reply that Mr. Pulitzer had not authority
40 ~ indvidiIai 10 contract obligations for the cor
poration without consulting and gaining the APP
rroval Of the Board OF Directors. me case was
exhaustlvely treated and several witnesses eAa,m M,
ined to-day ard the further hearing aIJoulneq a'
to-morrow Each side has marshaled the best lesaI
talent available. The matter grows oa' , o ug stn u
cided stand taken by Colonel Jones for iree sNer'
which the defence claims has injured the paper.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
WANTS PART OF THE DEVLIN CLAIM

motion was made In the Supreme Court yesier-
day on behalf OF Irene A. Fleet for an order TO con-
Time an action against Helen Cronin as executrx
of tho estate of Timothy c. Cronin for forty years
a LAWYER I'm this city. The action against him was
in.arrupted by the death OF Mr. Cronin in Septem-
ber 1894 For many years prior to his death he was
the attorney and agent for Mrs. Fleet, whose name
at that time was Irene A. Bond. She says that he
collected for her sums Of money aggregating Sls'WV
I'm Nav 1893 she brought an action against MIN
for an accounting, and obtained order for his
examination before trial in order to enable her TO
file her complaint The examination proceeded until
December 1898 when il was adjourned FOR the pur-
pose of allowing the defendant to sign his testimony
He fell III at that time and the testimony was never
signed Mrs Fleet contends that the exam'na ton
was put off from time 10 time at the request Of
Mr. Cronin. who said that h. had large claim
against the city, and that when this was paid he
would settle with her HIS case known as the
Devlin case. and in May. 1894. there was judgment
entered in favor OF Cronn against the Mayor etc,
for siGOS2 81 Mrs Fleet Is afraid that this Dev-
lin claim Is about be paid TO Mrs Cronin that she
will not pay the debts of her husband as he pro-
vldel In his will, and therefore wants the action
against CrOnin continued with the vile ana eXecu-
trix substituted the defendant.
Counsel for Mrs. CrOnin contended Yesterday that
the plaintiff had abandoned her claim in January,
1894. by not pushing 1t. and that MIR. Cronin mad
expended in her behalf, including counsel fees
than she otherwise would have been entitled 10
cover. Judge Barrett gave the attorneys time 10
submit briefs.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
DIED.

"a iyrns Psss ss'ITs BrSokyn cSsee sns widow
uuria services a, Christ church westerly r. L. on Tuss
day afternoon octooer J. on arrival OF "a'" '''"
BuDD-At piermont. y. r. on sunday US September 20
..resy Sssyes al chrs cSarch psrk T.
Tuesday. october /. at 3 o'clock
Tns'G Tsn .aTss psps'3 3 %,s'ss Of by Northern
KI5aiy G5 y cIi, nj a sowsSs .;4e p M
cARPENrER-on SUNDAY. September % at Ramsey
J as1ssH ssryss. a. g. h ae essnce On wednesday
October q arrival OF train leaving Erie Depot Cham
cuRRrER-on Monday September 20. william Duncan
Of John A. end Elizabeth ~ @ crs' a. Pau.s Episcopal
church ulton-s, and Broadway. Wednesday October 2
YsGksrs on uacS sssds "a ve,o ssDieoer ca
inette and daughter OF Mary and the late James Z.
Funeral services the residence 1913 Hishlsndav~
Yonkers TUESDAY afternoon 0ei,oe "a az PARK Hi sta.
itS,n' tom at a" 2 .1S and 'a'.'" go '''''
HEwLETTM the residence Of her father TTankl l
I.nra widow Of Chsrns Angs,' st ~, s,,nd the f,n.ra,
On Wednesday October 9 at 3 ,. m
'ia day. morning n Ninth month a5i6 1875 Lydia widow
Of Joseph Hicks in her ssd year. &c.,,
Friends Meeting House Westbury Long Island. Third
day Tuesday October LIST. AZ II q. m.
JOHNSON weinesday september p. 1895. very sud-
denly. Charles A. Johnes in the 's,h year Of his as'
William H. MARS Nyack \. Y. Eleanor NJ. wife Of
fho DanfOIth * OlneN.
Interment Caskli. y. y, on Monday September So'
Catskll papers please copy
oTTMANN-On Monday September 90 at bis late resi-
dtnce 30 irving Place William ottmann in his 5o,h
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PARNLY-At New-York city. September 20 ls'o Carrs
Johnson. wife OF Duncan u. Farmly and daughter Of
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sTEvENs-At rest on sunday September ~ Miss Lssis
Funeral services VII sse place az tne Norm WssS.siay
. a ] N.
At special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Metropolitan Throat Hospital. on 2'th September inc
pose OF the meeting be take such action as was Mt
ting slsye the great loss N ne eesn ~
for me 70 refer to standing this community for
%fng Mhag yse'i we LEFT Triny Church after the service
He Of hose pure men whe st Sa's bo.s bo
really knew him could not but love him The success ot
this Hospital s due D no MS & % have ana Sa sa ONCE Hs m ss
OF his death II lie had not positively refused 10 neep
IT, While this community has lost noble end generous
sustained the special loss of true and faithful
Resolved. That lament the death Of John D. Jones
from the time OF its organization. head OF grea,
prosperous business institution and charged Win
heess kept N rr@ sTgen wh humani,y MI retrns dis
sannr ree5 6enan ~ every sort he was in his unob-
rusye fashion and in the truest sense cheerful giyer.
FOR aid HE noble and generous
respond the needs Of hs feowmen with dscrim
It's hosPia building Ia IN edition & TO Eeay GPn'rs 5s s
teness and Kindness Invariably attending
with them. his feow-trustees an ample store ot
memories which VIII ever be gratefully cherished ~
them.
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
ono. sSpsT $50 nSrE TEIEPoSG $50 sh
Ss,5eA' SsD6s oe. 'asssns u r.ss %"S ssd.. '' ' ~
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
WEDDINGS TO CONE.

II Is announced that the marriage OF Miss Fran
ces Beatrix Henderson. daughter OF Mr- ana Mrs
Charles r. Henderson. TO NathahieI inhye, hopo'
80 =, ur and Mrs J. Hampden Robb. OF Park
ave. win be celebrated in this city on Tuesday.
November % -,
Recent letters from abroad bring the Information
tina, the marriage OF Miss Josephine Braem' the
Youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henri NJ.
Dann ~ No /; East Thirty-sixth-st, 10 Lieu
tenant Leo Pauer VOL, Budahegy OF me Aus'Tian ,
Artillery whose engagement was aioIn.e" d cc,e ao
snrnp VIII take place in Vienna on A0huhy, Oeto.
Der ~ Mr. and Mrs. Braem ana thrII uaus"'e's
are abroad having sailed early IN the su'ira sb T.
In announcing the engagement OF NiSS 90, - -,
Ervng 10 James Gore King, 1t shouIi hhse pen pen
said that Miss Ervng is the daugh,ri u yo.'"
Ir,,Ing instead of John Van RensseIder IRVING