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IN. Masonic Fraternity.

r.;tog Craft degree was conferred
s,-,aa Lodge. No. s.. r. q a NJ. at
regular communication Monday.
The sublime degree OF Master
- gfIi be conferred Aonaay. May Il
=. sxerty-afth degree was conferred
- form al a special preceptory Of
~..<sng,cn Council No. 1, Knights ka-
- ! A. 3. r., Tuesday, April =.
Tss,ssday, april -, the Past Master
: was+ Excellent Master degrees were
v.ss-rsd on a number OF candidates by
80 Chapter. No. 3. Royal Arch Ma
=. The Royal Arch viii be conferred
$50. April 30. beginning promptly at
i'm
- conferred Friady. April p. by Seattle
s-rmsndary, No. 2. Knights Templar, at
- asylum. Masonic Temple. at regu
: cnnelave.
s.tsraay, April q. the sublime degree OF
.N.stsr Mason was conferred most I'm
..ssyssy by 81 Johns Lodge. No. ., A. +.
AN. At their regular communication.
~ Masonic Library Association held
= aszal monthly meeting Brother Ed
SO Nsany reports excellent progress.
=, comforting OF the Thirty-first degree
4 lawson ConSistory. No. ]. A. A. s. r..
80 should take place Monday. April
a.. been postponed by order Of the Ven
s.ss Master OF the Kadosh.
IL Day Lorraine Chapter. No. c.
a<sr OF the Eastern Star will hold q reg
sgmnyocation for routine business.
SIZE will DC a regular assembly Of Sc
- Council. No. s. Royal and Select
zsssrs Thursday. May ?. for routine
Essssss. when. In all probability. one OF
:, BEAUTIFUL degrees Will be conferred.
re Pacific Mason Is making commend
ssss progress under the able management
4 Brother Wlshaar.
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PApAL POLICY IN AMERICA.
PerIis Of Catholicism Discussed az A.
Il. 4. Meeting.

~ yesterdays meeting ~ the a 2 \
az Ea0Re's hall Eev. ". T F1e~Eor t.s-
el,ssesf THE Fersts - PaxEal fsolscy IN
America" Aurertcaris-n, ~ sal hal
been t-rysts1iiEe5 into government - she
gpsorse. hy tire people. for rhe people.
while EoggsAriSsn wss sxpresss=s1 by tr@
one w.o~f fnfalNAhity, upon whscn Rad
t.s-a- hung a polN-y - government % the
pore. ny TIE pope. for slsc pope The re-
fatkons of the two were t3laznsc-1cally ssE5-
,,7si-e "a object q tne ore belng the
good - al yae people. o. the Other Fhe
atlva nossaent % Rome. T'es Question
sarps-a Fssea. Has Rene any Tsohcw 81
America >" Il ask you" SAID t1e sr~sk-
er. mas ste had 3 policy p other IA
sssr,s- Where - he ration she has not
y-s's<f aud cursed r. = - n7s 80 az thts
country. taen %Fe yEElI sfAni IN history a.
AZ, sxkzgsseS0n- " The thing nz1se - -
f.-ar.~E. ne SAL VAS TIE apathy % she
American r~sept~. Rome slFSnady had n.sss
Trrits4a states seglat o-s. - per vent 81 tae
r-,,.~rus~ns Offices a. Washington city
vr,-~s hehE ~ Catholics: Rome yTlA-sssst
-, navy. two rszt-yfs % tsSs West toea.t
,,.ss,e.s zvu-N Csts0l5cs; every s.-salar "a
- Ia :fa country haa1 q Rorasz.si "a
81. ees-e~sst s-z~. ne 7os1oe forces -
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the Different cities were dominated ~
Roman influence '-an1's continued M
FieeEor. our own officials TO-DAY an.
dancing - rapai music. Tha saloons ara
shooting men and se15sng them u, -
Prov@sene> hcsc1taI 20 % s-ssrsss ard
we pay the bill Rome - drawing on ne
CITY treasury. receives caosezng and shoes:
and Yet wS say. Be sSAl she draws on
our funds. and we get the abgaS- Keep
your eyes crea ard watch the 5eys2cp-
merts OF fas near future There ts -
preaching a revo5utscn thar VIII shake
things as they have Hsver been shaken
here"
Continuing. Mr.. Ffesnor said that as
naturally as cause followed EJECT IL fol
lowed that Rome had a policy IN this
country. SIZE had never done anything
20 lift W humanity. and her object VAS
TO corrupt and tieEz9cralizs American life.
Rome was hack OF the mighty stream OF
foreign immigration. ami vas hunting up
the worst characters. the very scum %
nations aBsi vas bringing them n 20 d.
raoEaIize the corrtry and make way for
tire workings Of her wonderfully con-
celvei bat yern&ctous system. But Rome
can never get hold Of this people" he
said until she d-ags our honest ard
patriotic peopbs down - the low plain
OF a hOwiEng mob" As a Conseq ueace OF
immigration, engineered by Rome, ths
percentage OF criminals had increased. IN
III Ia - years +AlkrfRt~1 4Sa9 R-TCG GIRS-
from the lowest percentage among Ia
tons 10 the highest Rome had dragged
politics into her mud-hola and encouraged
the rum traffic, from waich the pope re-
ceived hrs largest revenue. Strikes We're
a result Of foreign immigration and the
Inauguration OF a strike meant the beck
oning OF The popes hand. The church
had made rnIIhOnaiTss and had coTss rolled
the Elsassang OF capital. PapSs4lsm struck
at social and domestic life and taught
that RIGHTEOUSNESS was holy II il were
only sanctioned by the pope In closing
the speaker urged his audience 10 star-d
by the school house and by the flag Of
the country. -
Next Sunday ex-Prisst DAILY VIII lee
tnra on The Jesuit ia Politics" Tha
chairman announced that probably only
- al.
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SONS OF Temnernnce.

one new member was received by Queen
c,tt,. division last Monday evening. The
good 81 the order committee served re-
fresArneuts, after which the follow (
,,,-,s,~a-nrne was rendered: Reading. X.
q pushefl: instrumental soto. Miss Myrtle
Snrgers. selection. r q. Ginord reading,
Robert Busheli; reading. g p CLIFFORD.
Seattle Division. No. = initiated one can
,4t4ata last Tuesday evening. This IT.
vision will give an invitationsl meeting
next Tuesday evening.
Mentor Division. No, "a. held an un-
,,snafly- well attended entertainment last
sysnurSsav evening. The hsil was 50
,,roviea that there was barely standing
r,orn. The programme vas 81 an unnsu-
allv hA<h order, several recalls eelng
given.
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mon, Rank. Knights OF Pythias.

Chicago. April S.-The board 81 endow-
...s,,t Y.nlx. knights - Pythias, IS IN ses-
s5cn here The financial report 81 the last
rscal year showed that the increase IN
membership exceeded that 81 any IRE
yfoas year. -Four hundred AMI nfty-'wo
new sections had be@n eSlAhslSHci ana
. ~. n.-,l.ear.S admitted. The cash bal
-, 4, me reserve fund was 90 ~. an
t,.,ressa 81 So a. TIE claims paid ap-
,,r,xfry,sse.i sffsn so.
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avss. $50 ne winter &C lSq& contracted
ees -. .e''' y hlch sc.l E,e With a cough. |
a -. $3.50 kitst. Of oo',eh svrupS but found
A~,,,...s.' s :. tocEhi a bottle Of Cham
d., Ne'lsa kenaeiy. which relieved me
sAxss ''>'an'ls, and in short time bralght
is..@ ) srslfic'o cure r. II. MAnrlN,
k~Aeh "a r..
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ballard secret societies.

Occidental Chapter. No. s. order Of the
Eastern star met on Wednesday evening
ana received the application OF one candi-
date.
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-, Great Northern Railway has fast
- an sale the following combination
.ts-S~s,s GOOD in al eases fov SIX rides:
-. ,~ssn r,zirhaven or Nv " hatcozn ard
s~sstle SO Mount Vernon ana Seattle.
= "a seattle ana Everett. 81 TtcAets
80 ~ rooa Tor Individual o. nrm asf
s.,.f ftel - sfxsF GAYS
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A NOBLE BENEFhCTOR.
Hundreds Will Reap the Benefit OF
His nunfficence.

The benevoleu, nnsn is slwsyss pleasant theme
for the zen OF writer and historian, and this was
what the late Mr.. J. C. wilrertiug proved him.
self -era!nently TO -. Few there are who have
not heard of his magnificent boqusst % ths
state Of California, amounting 20 f4oo.o 200, to
build mechanical school: but not all are, per-
hsps awsrs that he smsssed his fortune selling
Peruvian Bitters wiimsriing's generosity IN
founding such College, while great. - not
greater than his services 20 mankind in giving
60 the world the celebrated Peruvian Bieers.
for these stand prominently forth az the great
est benefzetzoa 10 TIE public health which IL
known 60 modem science The Feruviaz Bit
tsrk are certain remedy against loss of sTpe-
tie aua all forms Of nervous troubles Ihsy
are pleasant tEv1goratsns beverage, not
phys.c and tAeir Use speedily eoTTecEs disor-
ders& functions, restores sSfS1 ers-gy, repairs
lost nerve force. inducing regular sleep, sG9
hes xays nEyurAi appetite. sEs4 t0zes up TIE sys-
ten generally 10 lts EoTEaaI eonatEiGa- They
are better ~ a. whssksy or brady. for tasy &C
eonuuitsA a. that ether eo94a sgEhoGt running
the rssx CT creating az appoints Tor ssisnG4snts
saur~ tie principal .EcEDna Bark
is a. sat1ooas for dspsoza AHA. 90 well - .
remedy for colds, coughs. AID al malaria GAs
essrs Peruvian :. Csrx cY thelr large SAFE. no
le.s than tie Hhosss.e cures they have sf-
fscisa have demonstrated taezse yes - - tie
hnesE nerve toxic ead good appetizer. pro-
6uelng Ssaathy stomach szd caesFfgi erasG-
MACK 8 ca, zsa krslc-sco. AID az DEGgg1sts
ard Des@szx-
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Ancient Orrier of uihcrnian-.

The Ancient order OF Hihernians held
n weIl-attefided meeting last Thursday
evening at q. \. r. hall. There was one
candidate for initiation and four proposi-
tons for membership, which were re-
ferred 10 the committee.
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The standard

-.r,s4,v far aW stomach ana liver COM
rIaints "a Rpans Ta5uicS~ One taeuie
rf,>es relief bat n severe cases ore
sso,,hf Re taken after each meal untA
- trouble has disappeared.
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independent Order of odd Fellows.

TIE officers and members OF Fremont
ledge. No. So I. q. @. r. celebrated the
sventy-sixth anniversary OF odd Fellow
sAsp with a social IN Society hall after
fseir regular business meeting last
Wednesday evening. \ number OF thelr
Ady and gentlemen friends had been in
sitea and the evening was thoroughly en-
toyed by all After an excellent musical
and literary programme a luncheon was
served IN the dining room, Dancing was
;sdulged In later. The programme vas as
Allows.
l6sress ~ welcome. Hon. c. r. RemSherg
fandolin and guitar uo............-....-
Miss kelIlogg and Miss Tucker.
Miss Gertie Meek.
zeal SOLO, s-....s-.,.t.-.. No1t1 ~
Miss Zena MesdaE.
ascliatfon The odd Fellows Goat
Miss Maude Sturgeon.
feeal duo. ..,.......s...s...-.... Mayins
Miss Agutter. Mr.. j. J. Agutter.
ksiiat!0n ...............ss....s-..
Miss Jennie Head.
Yoeai solo Market Day
Miss Iona Tucker.
EesAtlou ....-.....-.....-........
Miss Nellie Shearer.
oaregte Some Day I'll Wander Back"
Mss Lorna MacMuilen. Miss Ashworth.
". @ 4. Tucker. Mr.. W. nensmore.
A@srsss --....+.s-s..-...-....s.,
Rev. Fordney. 81 Ballard.
Fseal solo. The Song for Me"
Mr.. ". Densmore.
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Ffxtnrr~ For sale.

shelves sad counters in Batter Block.
>....,.rgv s,cGnled ~ CITY % Parts dry
'-,,,'9s store. Tor sale very cheap. Apply
49,. - paris. III Second street.
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NV Tugx sse YORK
Mss PEBBLES and Miss Thompson >
aoaxnsxs .xB DAT scHoof Fcs SsE1s.
a. & s1G - Ezs. s-s p ~iF~~'-
sx4elG4 sszGsafs s3FslrfNz-
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ycr Rent ~tor.


s.,ra IN Hotel Butter Ter rent by May
Arrgv room -
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Personals,

Fer hose who are ra1 down by
too much indoor life er ~ hard
work. ard WHO would safely ~eash-
er tFse coming month. ire naoSt OAR
EeroGS IN zae year. PaAres IeIeTy
Compound is the true tonic X
strengthens TIE nerves and H<1-s-
les TIE blood Try -
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a new lodge OF the Ancient Order o.,
united Norkmen was instituted al Ed
monds Friday evening by Grand Master
workman TwichelI Grand Receiver
AmnHds and Grand Lecturer Schiyely. II
Is composed of the best citizens of that
place and starts out with exceedingly
bright prospects. The lodge will be known
az North Star No. s.. and IL started of
with eighteen members.
Alki lodge, No. Z A. .. L. w, was the
recipient or a pleasant surprise las.
Nednesday evening. this being their reg
uisr meeting night Columbia Lodge. No.
Z. came down In a body and paid No. : a
fFaternal visit A notable feature OF the
event was the presence Of six past master
~orkmen and one Grand Lodge officer
About fifty guests were present. Various
reports were made by members of the
Grand Lodge, which has just closed a
very successful session at Olympia and a
great deal OF valuable information was
CLEANED from the remark made a. good
of the order" Alki Is justly proud of this
visit and wishes many OF this kind could
be had. 1t is becoming quite a fad among
the Workmen for the different lodges TO
visit each other In body.
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STEWART r. HOLMES DRUG CO.
Wholesale Agents.
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The Fencing Master

Music hy Reginald De K0Yen, Herstto
- Harry y. smith, authors Of Robin
Wood f" Rob Roy" etc. presented IN aia
artistic ana magnificent manner ~ an
1aaxeelled company Of fffy artists. Car
80 @ceDery. costumes and properfiea-
Augmented orchestra
ysrsees-si. -. 400. tx. soc ard &C. Seats
,evy on sale AZ fheafer box Office.
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Apris q The fnterusent took place al TIE
BLACK Diamond cemetery under the au-
spices OF Court Energy. which turned out
well The deceased vas a years old and
ieaFes wife and two daughters Tow re-
siaing In South Wales The de-
osased mas not, 20 our knowledge. any
relatives IN America. The funeral ser
wees TerA held at the Black Diamond
cnnFcn, Mr.. William Prosser officiating.
me court Progresses in good style and
working hard 70 prepare a good recep-
fiou 70 the visiting brethren when the
trand Court meets at Black Diamond
next month.
me junior branch OF Foresters Of Black
diamond is progressing in fine shape, they
being a body OF intelligent Youngsters
aha learning the principles OF the order
ana practieing II 70 their utmost There
VIII be few OF them transferred 10 the
senior court in the near future.
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Decoration Day G. A. r..

The department commander has issued
the following order relative TO Memorial
day. which this year viii fall on Saturday,
May al:
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
THE ORATORIO SOCIETY.

The Oratorio Society last night performed tne
pious duty which it set for itself long ago. ana saVe
it's annual Christmastide performance OF Inc Mes
sah" In the absence of Mr.. Walter Damrosch' ms
brother Frank conducted the preparatory rehearsas
and the concert, and to his credit 1t must ne saiu
that the performance the best that the oratorio
has received here in many years. There was no eh-
perimenting with the orchestral accompaniment 'he
sensible conclusion seemingly having been reached
that Nozar,,s Instrumentation is good enough But
this circumstance inconsequentiai, the NOR NOR,
significant and gratifying one being that tne cnoiI
bad heen inspIred with fresh enthusiasm and sang
with splendid precision, nice inteiiigence tasIu
iustness of jntonaron and feeling. Ii was Iar from
narfmnctorv performance. and have had so
many perfunctory performances of the sublime
work In recent years that the change was genuine
refreshment. The solos Were also IN capapIe ha,uS
ITnr a n une xDa Miss Brema, VINO hac
heen announced 10 sing the coniralto solos was not
in the quartet and Mrs Carl Ayes knowm aan
p,ere Nine De Vere-Sapio, Mr.. II. Evan Mlinain,s
and Mr. Ericsson +. Bushnell. Mr.. Frank l.. Seny
played the organ with his customary sN''' anu
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
Notices OF marriages and deaths must oe
Endorsed with full name and address
DIED..

h%sa EaslewooG J Wau 4 bo'h in the '.' year
Relatives friends invited to attend The e, funeral m
Robert Russell BOOTH. Boulevard and West 'Si-s,'
New-York Tuesday morning Jlst inst. al ~ O'CLOCK
IDRICH Friday December 81 1872 Fannie Howe
beloved vie Of Thomas Bartlett Aldrch. ..,..
F@s GaT1y sSfs ssp: eSnay eSn9 Vest ss;h '0'
r % o A%fg % Raa RaFG s Bssq y M aT %o dsd
1852 sister Of Rev Dr. lyman ss Ho'eksS A'~a'er' o.
Funeral on sunday az p a mi has R 1ea +9s M fay
pEvERy-on Friday December 81. at her residence
New brighton staten Island Ella. eldest daughter OF the
Funeral strictly private
DIILINGlIAM-At his HON. at summit n j. on De, De,
ccmber q George Wellington Dillingham; In the Doth
arrival Of the train from Christopher and Barclay
Intcrmrnr r,.ni' at the convenience OF family
GOLDSMITH Meyer Goldsmith beloved husband ~ ana Of
Theresa Goldsmith after shor. Illness aga 10 20,
1t is urgently requested that flowers be omitted.
MAC CAILSTER-On December 10. at Liverpool. England.
Jessie widow of William B. Macalls,er.
MANGER-suddeny at Plainasd M n T. SATURDAY clr
FansrI SSSppn' from his residence AZ Plain
nela n I on Taesiay peeemSer , Sl at tod II 10 10 T. m
st.. Sew-York city &C. R. R. OF " j..
,,rnUrurW- On Thursday December 2s 1895 at his
icsidence SO West Ioth-st. New-York city Stephen
sss viii be held at the 1 chassh ah St the nssy
December 80 at 10 a. m.
sTODDARD-Decenlber 81. Sarah Osborn. daughter of
Susan q and William o. Stoddard, aged Il years
Funeral services her late residence Madison. New
Jersey Monday. December 30. at ! 30 o'clock
Trains on D. L. & W. Il. r. leave foot OF Chrstopherst
l. m
wOODRUFF-on Friday morning at 9;l5. William Fai-
toute Woodruff. aged "a.
Funeral his late residence. CRAWFORD. ~ j.. on Mon
day at p NJ
WHEELER Entered into rest suddenly, at Poughkeep
sic December "a 1925. Francis Brown Wheeler. ID. ID.
Funern services VIII be held in the Presbyterian Church
Poughkeepse. on Monday December 30 at 2:3o 2. IN.
Society of Colonial Wars. the state OF New-Nork.
Once OF the Secretary, No ~ Liberty 81.
Dec
The members u this society requested 10 attend
the funeral services of their late associate member
Francis Brown Wheeler. II. d. ~ Poughkcepsie. y Y.
FREDERIC j DE PEYSrER. Governor.
PHILIP LININGGTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
MUSIC.
Mp pAnEpEWSI,I IN BROOKLYN.


A recital Was given in the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music last evening by Mr.. Paderewskl IL was
under the auspices OF the Brooklyn INSTITUTE "hc"
organizations department OF music has been exert
ing itself this winter with excellent results 10 'ne
ctys musical activities, and the audience thous"
did not entirely fill the hail. was large ana eager
to submit to the spell Of the great artists magic
The programme contained nothing that Mr.. fauer
ewsk has not played In this city, though 1t was not
identical with any OF the individual lists that ne mas
employed for his Carnegie Hall recials. the great
variations by Brahms the theme by Handel tne
Beethoven sonata in ID minor. and schumahh
Carnival" a number of the Chopin pieces anu
others by Lszt. Rubnstein and the concert s'er
himself made up the evenings music. Mr fadcr-
ewskis pla wing was perhaps not fawless technl-
cay 1t sometimes is. but II was IN h ms 'or p,
poetical ven-rich in contrasts OF mood ana coIor'
There was abundant enthusiasm, thouRh tne M au.
dience was not insatate In It's demandS as ,ose @
of New-York are prone to be. Mr.. PaderewsKi re-
peated the ninth Chopin study, and addeo 10 tnc
printed list a waltz and prelude by the same co'i
nnlnr
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
THE STAGE CHILDREy'S CHRISTMAS.

The annual Christmas festival for the children OF
the stage VIII take place al Tony Pastors Theatre
and Tammany Hall this evening. There will be
the usual Christmas tree and entertainment by and
for the children. These occasions are always among
the pleasantest OF the year for all who are con-
cerned in them. both young and old. TEE com
inittee IN charge consists of Mrs Louisa Edridge,
Mrs Antonio Pastor Mrs A. 7. Harmes. Miss
lille Eiridge. Mrs. Queeaie Nassar Lynch, Miss
Ole Nelson. Miss Katherine Johnstone. Miss
Annie White. Miss Kate Bartlett. Mss Matte Fer
guson Miss Ricca Allen. Mrs p L.. Fernandez, Mss
CORA Tanner, Miss Beatrice Moreland, Miss Annie
E!lsier Mss Bjou Fernandez. Miss Clara Thropp,
Mis- Vivian Bernard. Mrs May Elliott Randall.
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Guerial Notices.

At the American Art G"ier'e''
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
Beginning Friday. Jan. ''
ON FREE VIEW.
COLLECTION OF
WIN. n. CHOA'rE. N. a.
PAINTINGS. STUDIO APPOINTMENTS bR'o-N''
cr,RIos ANTIQUE FURNITURE COSTUMES
i. UNIQUE COLLECTION OF FINGER RINGS &C., ~''
TO BE SOLD BY
Absolute public sale on the AFTERNOON"
or Tan = =. O. 10, and IL, and eVeh'"*'
of Jan. o and 10.
Applications for catalogues will receive p'o"'' "'''-
THOMAS f. KIRBY. AUcTToNEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERA
sEas, 23d ST.. Madison Square soutn
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pRONINENT ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS

BRUNSWICK K-Ex-Mayor W. g. Thompson, OF
Detroit, and Lieutenant IOwiher Grant, OF the
British Navy. .BLCKINGHAM-Profe A. Mar
shall Elliott, OF Baltimore. Gll4SEY-colonel 4. III.
Carton United States Army. HOFFMA N-Robert
NJ Hooper. formerly rnted states Niee-Consul,
J. Parker jr.. Of Albany. METROPoLE-Senato Al or
Henry j. Coggeshal, OF Watervne. y: y MI
RAY HIII.~Edwari s. Isham, OF Chicago ST
JANlIcS-Adju jutant-Ge1or Samuel Dalton, OF Mas
sarSusetts. WALDORF-Congrs ssman Wallace 7
Eonia tr. ~ Port Henry. v. Z.
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and utterly indefensbe. and that while osten-
sibiy seeking end. ii was actually bent on
gaining another and a wholly different end. ana,
moreover, that he little Same 1t has been play
ing during the last few day Or weeks was con-
trived In the hope Of shouldering upon the Re-
publican House Of Representatives the entire re-
sponsibility of another d!cker with bankers
syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
MARRIED.
BELIIS-Si SiIlNEF

BEIJJS-siIINER--O Tuesday. December a. 1895. al
the residence the brides parents. 10y the Er'. ~
A 7 + R.hrenls Florence Adele daughter of Alex
ander W sinner 70 William Chamberlln BELLS.
RECKNAGEI- -sTEINWAY-On SATURDAY.. December y
i,v the Rev lunus R Remensnyder. A. -. James
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