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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-10
4 SINGULAR APPLICATION.

a White Man Applies for License to
Marry II Coiured Homnn
The course OF love takes some strange
turns, but its most remarkable iiiosyn-
cracy was revealed at Clerk Hooks Of
flee yesterday, when Il German. forty
two years old. applied for a license to
marry Il colored woman. Clerk Hook
was rather stumpcd for n while and
could scarcely believe hat the man was
in n When the man persisted in
his application Mr.. Hook very soon put
him out OF the humor OF marrying his
inamorata. He told him that tho
laws OF this state expressly forbade the
union in marriage OF whites aud blacks.
and recited the penalties fo- miscegen-
alton. Clerk Hook had not talked long
in this strain before he had the appli-
cant for the license in pretty disturbed
state OF mind. When no left the office
Mr.. Hooks parting injunction to him
was TO court some one OF his color and
then he would be happy to aid him.
Clerk Hook said it was the first appli-
catioh OF that character since he has
been in the Office, and believes it to be
the only one that was aver made in this
city.
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PROF. YEHSULLO
llns arrived. Daily performance 3, 5 and
! . y. M, ut
TIE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.


PARkE-Op Tuesday morning, April. 9, 1895.
Very Rev. II. F. PARKE, V. G.
Funeral services at the Cathedral Thursday
afternoon Ut . O'CLOCK.
CLARkE-on Monday. April s. ua5, a. ESQ
O'Clock p. H.. MS. BEipGET CLARKE, re!ict
OF the late Patrick Clarke, aged VI yeass and
months.
Funeral from her hte residence, corner OF
Fourth and Main streets. Ben wood. wedues
day morning at 1854 O'Clock. Requiem
mass at St Johns church at. II O'Clock. In
icrment at Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to at.
tend.
GRUBER-At the family residence, No. lis
Sorth Huron street. suddenly. on SUNDAY.
April :, ISIS. n i:35 D. IN, FRED. GRUBgR, IN
his 18th year.
Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are invited
TO attend. lntc.ment at Peninsular ccme-
terry. Please omit flowers.
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Striped, Checked and Figured Silks rety, You bv n dros. rom -, ,o,. :.
au tnT it ehrt" waists. Some are sure to find n suitable trimming 6r il
Hs haue' com are not. but IN either right here, be it Band, Point or Buckle
we nave andteas oil pieces, and We in Jet, Steel, or Jcweled. Buttons re
AW Gt OF JUS n iot me II IL OF more, also playing some important parts o n
III SUN you Jul maie'up Shrt waists dresses. All sizes Of pearl, cut steal
ht Il. and n class OF goods that speak will improye an st :" '"'
h' themselves See tho line for 4Sc Ladies' Blouse Scts Strao Gala, 49,
each s- Cf Buttons A nr,tr ~ M u NV
They aeu using trimmings, and lots OF Ware from ~ nor st IN S;or MaH ~
them. That's why W Q have such a va. ver. warranted sets NJ, k oooh "S s'
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studied theology In addition 10 the reg.
ular collegiate conrso. remaining there
for two years. In 1850 ho came to-
Wheeling with Bishop Whelan and was
ordained into tho prio,tLood In Dccom.,
ber, 1852. Ho romained at tho Cathe-
dral about n yoar, when no was sont
to tho Wythovillo mission, In south.
eastern Wrginin, whcrc ho remained
two ysars md did efficient work.
On bis return from Virginia h0 wa
appointed by tho bishop to the rector
ship OF tho church ut Parkarsburg. re.
naming thoro until hc was appointed
vicar general under Bishop Mholan.
At the death OF the bishop Of Wheeling
In 1874 no was appointed administrator
oil tho diocese and retained that office
until Roy. John J. Kein became bishop
Of Wheeling. lilo remained at Park.
ersburg, whore he was universally loved
and respected. until 1881, whom, on &C.
count OF Ill health, no resigned and
wont to Florida. whore no partly 70.
gained his former vigor. montal md
physical, and for a short timo vas eta.
toned ut Fairmont. lIo next became
chaplain OF tho young ladies' seminary
at Mt. do Chantal. his appointment DO.
ing made in July, 1884, aud ho has rc-
mainod there since. Whom Bishop
Kain became coadiutor archbishop OF
81. Louis, Father Parkc was again ad.
ministrator OF tho diocese, and after the
accession Of Bishop DonohuO no was up.
pointed vicar general.
a friend OF Father Parke, In speaking
oil tho dead clergyman, said last even.
ing:
Ellis affection and interest in Il
orphans wcrc always marked. Ills
private charities were very extensive.
There is hardly any man in West Viz
GINA who has Travelled tho state 80 Ok
tonsivcly rs Father Parkc. lie was
stationed at Fairmont, ut Weston,
W~ythcvillc, Va, and at Charleston.
For years no was rector Of the church
at Parkcrsburg, where ho/ had many
friends OF all denominations andcroeds."
A solemn high mass for Father Parke
will take this morning ut 0 o'clock at the
cathedral. Very Rev. Father Stenger,
Of Charleston, will DO celcbrant; Very
Rev. Father O'Connor, OF Clarksburg,
deacon; Rev. Father Boutlou, Of Mounds
vile, sub.deacon.
At tho funeral. which will take place
Thursday afternoon at . o'clock. it is
expected that all the priests OF West
Virginia will be present. The RI. Rev.
Bishop Donahue will o~fliciate at the
solemn mathis and obsequies.
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Former Wheeling citizen Dend.

Alexander Mofi,, who was n resident
OF Wheeling years ago. died at his homo
south OF Bcllaire Monday evening, the
result OF a stroke Of paralysis. lie made
no complaint during the afternoon, but
about 8 o'clock in the evening he was
carrying a bucket OF coal when he fell
and died two hours later. lie was past
sixty years Of age and leaves a wife and
large family in rather Strengthened cir.
cumslnncas.
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WAGE
Oftho A~maIEnmatcd Lodge wnh tho Bel.
nirc etocl Works.

hirc etccl WORKS
Tho committee representing the Bel
laire lodge OF the Alnaleamated Associa-
ton had n conference with the MANAGE
ment OF the Bellaire Steel Works yes.
terday and have the proposition Of the
company now under consideration. A
meeting OF all tho tonnage men will be
held in their lodge room this afternoon
TO discuss tho matter and perhaps take
action upon the proposition. President
Garland, Of the National Association.
and Vice President Lewcllon, OF this
district, will be present. Tho commit
tee discreetly kept the proposition to
themselves and would give no intima.
ton OF its character; but, OF course, it
is known that another cut in a ia
proposed, but no one can at this time
give any definite idea OF what the result
will be in consideration Of it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-10

THE fact that Hoods Sarsapalilla,
once fairly tried, becomes the favorite/
spring medicine, speaks volumes for its
excellence and merit. s
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For n quarter OF a century DR.. Hinge
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in NIL diseases Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
the test so long and that has given so
universal satisfaction is no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief, or the money will be refund
ed. l. is admitted 10 be the most reli.
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottle,
free at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
Large size SOC and 81.
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4 GENTLE REMINDER AT mn -r1- 1890
4 SEAS0NABLE TINE AE WINL
FROM ARELIABLESOURCE ~ ILL w IOI
WITS MUCH

innk OF the days passing by, each one carrying some of those ee.
CANT Dress oui'ingS Gas far as your possessing it) out of sight. If Won
dosee 1t again some one else will be the owner, and YOU can onlv saw
ut might nave Been How many will then be up and about before
more gems are lost! Certainly there are others, but you should be
ready to appear Easter with your new outfit. There are special Easter
offerings all this week in every line. Saturday we received another lot
Of Black and Coloted Crepons. and Black Satins and Taffeta- Silks
Come in, hear our prices. see the goods. they are not big barqams
DON'T buy. g"
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Father parke's body will lie in state at
the Cathedral to-day until . p. IN. The
custom in the Catholic church forbid.
dug requiem mass during holy week,
the funeral will take place at 2 p. m. on
Holy Thursday. At an early d day as
possible the timo for requiem mass will
be decided upon.
Father Parke was the most prominent
man who fell n victim to yesterdays ca.
lamity, and the universal feeling all
owe the city was one Of sorrow and
sympathy. The father was tho oldest
member Of tho Catholic clergy in this
diocese. and WAS known in every nook
aud corner OF the state. lie numbered
among his friends many who belonged
TO tho Protestant denominations, and
his exceeding high qualities OF mind
and heart were recognized and appreci.
ated by all.
II. +. Parks was 4 native OF County
Sligo, Ireland, vas born in 1923, and
was in the seventy-third year OF his
age. Hc was left an orphan in early
youth and was reared under the guar.
dianship OF an aunt in his native
county. When still n little boy he came
to Richmond. Va. where he worked in
n store until lie attracted the attention
OF Bishop K V. Whelan, then bishop ri
Richmond and later bishop OF Wheel.
ing, who took him in his charge. lie
was sent TO Mount st. Mary's, Mary.
land. II Catholic collage. where he
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FATHER PARKE'S BODY.
Tho Romans Recovered n Llttlo
Atter 9 O'clock Last Evening.
WAS MUTILATED AND CRUSHED
LII n Horrible Manner, 30 that It was
Scarcely IsecogniEablo-rho Funor.
al will Take Place on Thurtday.
Tho itemaius will Remain Ia State
at tho Cathedrai-skosch OF tho
Dead Clcrgymau's Career.

Tho work on tho great pile OF bricks
and wooden wreckago in tho alloy below
tho lIutchisson block whore 1t was al.
most certain that tho bodies OF Father
Parko and young Cowl lay wal carried
on with increased vigor In tho aftor.
noon, but tho progress mado was Of
course not as fast as was desira.
bio. Tho bricks lay piled solid to q
depth Of ak to ton foot and rs very TOW
men had room to work at one timo ii
was several hours before ton feet had
been cleared Of w~rockage.
Just at 0:l0 p. m. one Of the mems
sboyols camo in contact with u human
body, about fifteen feet back from tho
Main street front, and then with all the
Tenderness possible the dead mans
form, which was at oEce recognized by
the clothing rs Father Parko's, was re-
moved and placed on a s,retchcr. 1t Is
needless to say that lifo had long been
extinct. Indeed. 1t Is almost certain
that ho was instantly killed. lie was
found right against tho Hutchinson wall
and was evidently caught before no had
n chance to escape in either direction.
Ills form was horribly crushed and the
iaco was utterly unacceptable. The
police patrol wagon was on hand and
tho dead mans remains were taken to
Friend & Sons undertaking establish.
mont where they were prepared for
burial,
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PROF. vEIiNULLO
has arrived. Daily performance 3, ) and
:, 0 y. III. mt
THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
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WEST 4 WlLEE will open their new
saloon, No. I Sixteenth street. Thursday
evening. April II. Bock Beer, Fine
Wines and Lunch. ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-24
Arrested n BooEmaksr.

ErKroS, Nd, Oct. Estate Attorney
Austin L. Crothers today sprung a eur.
prise on tho sporting fraternity assembled
In the betting room Oh the Eikton lair
Gilbert, the agent Of bookmaker. Duffy,
for violating the law OF selling foreign
pools. Gilbert accompanied Attorney
CroLhera to the office Of Magistrate Peter
II. Cleaver and was held in $500 ball Tor
bis appearance at tho December term OF
circuit Court
The loss of tho forsign books on which
odds on the Latonia. Morris Park and
Alexander island races were posted. Will
be u severe blow to the management the
ysosipis from this source having been $500
per day.
and were unable TO accommodate the
money offered.
Andrew Burns, president OF the Mary.
land Racing Association. stated tonight
that GrKs sssments would be com pleted
at once to accom- modate The people OF
Baltimore. He sald that l2.000 passes
would 10 sent to tnat city for dis trlbu.
tion.
Ina attendance today was large and the
sport good. Three favorites won. Sum
mBries;
First race, purso ss5o 4-year.olds and
howard, s furlongs-Johnny, lO7 (Pierce),
Bto /. won. Time l.04
second race. purse $3.50. for all ages, AZ
furlongs Theresa lO7 (Narvaez), Z to l.
won. Time SO.
Third race, purse $3.50. 0 furlongs. for Q.
year. olds-Reha. "a (Courdier), to 2
won. Time l.l9%.
Fourth race, PURGE $3.50. year. olds and
upward. furlonRs-Ahead. ITO lWash
burn), out, won. Time LOS
Fifth race. purse $3.50. 3year-olds and
upward. 4 Observation-Disclosures. 80 (C0ur
dler). / to2, won. Time l32
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-24
LogAl. DOTS.

Tho Touchdown" drink, ct 1OS West
Seventh street.
A. V. Hysore has Invented a new gaso-
line engine which eau be used for pro-
polling delivery wagons or other pur.
poses.
The Junior Gymnasium class of the Y.
III. U. A., composed OF boys under 10
years OF age, will give an entertainment
: IN the gymnasium at the Association on
Saturday evening.
philadelphia. Wilmington and BaItimor
Railroad apprentices have formed lice
club.
Cornelius Vanderbilt and his family
pnssed thaough thle city yesterday from
Atlanta,
Tho quarterly conference OF Klngswood
M. h. Church unanimously invited the
pastor, warren Burr. to return to them
Tor the next conference year.
William 8. Hiilea yesterday purchased
at aheriff's sale the stock OF l.. L. Adair's
furniture store for $500.
Owing to the illness of Commissioner
Cooper hearing In the Addieks divorce
case has been continued until next Thurs.
day.
Thmas Boyd of Marcus Hook is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green at Dover, Del.
Misses Lnoy and Sadie Work and Ed
ward Mequinnsr have returned home
after visit to Marcus Hook
L. James Of our city was the guest OF
A. Auderle at Chester. Pa.
John ]. Crogan who so mysterlous.y
disappeared from our city returned home
yesterday. He had only gone on little
trip to Philadelphia aBd had no intention
q shaking the dust OF Wilmington from
hls shoe latohets.
Following the lead of the High School
the other public schools i've adopted
school colors. Every echooi is different.
Fred Hilbiber has on exhibition In the
window of his shop collection OF Indian
arrow heads, stone.hRtohets, tomahawKs,
pestles and the like.
The Belts Machine Company ara ship.
ping one of their large boring .and turnIne
mile to parties in London, England, the
second TO Tile same concern within th
year.
Captain II. c. Wagner of Allentown, Pa
is In critical condition as q result OF
swallowing bis false teeth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-24

"My food does me no good.D you say.
Thsn 10 does you harm. There Ia no halt.
Ing place betwssn these extremes. DlRes.
ted food alone gives health and strength.
undigesLed food sours. or ferments. In tho
stomach and becomes q poison to the
whole body. 1t causes headache. heart
paipitntion. liver and kidney trouble, dis
tress after eating, pains In the chest and
Aides. aud the tired. lang uld. heavy feeling
We hear SO much about When the di.
gestion goes wrong every function Of
the body g0es wrong. Yey. and the nina.
too. Men fail In business and die poo or for
no other reason than ths.-they ara
weakened. duiied and stupstisd by dye
pepsle.
The lives OF host Of women are blight.
this miserable multitude. The writer Of
these lines was Que OF your number a
short time ago. tried dozens Of things
TO get cured just as YOU have done. no
doubt The thing which at last succeeded
with me may succeed with you. 1t Is q
discovery OF thoss wise and good psopls-
the shaker's, OF M Lebanon. N. Y.--caIl-
cd the shaker Digestive Cordial. II II
not purgative which at best gives only
transient relief. IL 10 In Itself dlgested
iood and also oorreotor Of the digestive
food while linking THE cordial.
II helps you at once and soon makes
the stoma oh vigorous and healthy. IL ID
not like any other so called dyspepsia
cures. II ts prepared by the shakers
principally from herbs cultivated BY
Them. They do not ask US to spend o
dollar for bottle while We are In the dark
as to its virtues Thoy take that rlsh
thsmselyea Almost any druggist viii
sell you trial bottle for ten cents. &C
you can see whether It is what they say
the mere chance of cure worth tina
much
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-24

THE winter my little daughter was
seven," she says, 'she had long run OF
rheumatic faver. Then the st. Vltus'
dance came on. ahd she got so bad she
could hardly walk or talk. Several doc.
tors treated her, but they did not help
her
Il tried several remedies, and as built
up her general health she slowly gained,
but never got entirely over 1t. The next
year II came on again In a worse form
than before.
"Itrled DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and could see change
for the etter before she had taken the fret
bottle. She took three bottles regularly
and since then have given to her when
abe got tired and was restless at night,
but there Is now no eign OF the st. Vitus'
dance ABOUT her In any way, and / trust
she will never be troubled with 1t again,
II recommend DIR. Greene's Eervura TO
all those who are suffering In q similar
manner"
It Ia only necessary to say that DR.,
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem.
edy lie purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless. and may given TO sieepless,
restless Infants nervous children or the
most delicate inyalids with absolute as.
eurance OF beneficial results. It is Indeed
a wonderful medicine for children becanee
1t makes them strong. healthy. vigorous
and we'll.
1t has what no other remedy hae, a we'll
known physician req ponslble for It's good
action and Objects. It is the discovery and
prescription OF DIR. Greene, of IS West 18th
st., New York City, the most successful
specialist In curing nervous and chronic
diseases and he can be consulted In all
cases without charge. personally or by
letter,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-24

The concert given by the choir Of the
First Pres yterian Church on Tuesday
evening, Got. 22d was u very enjoyable
affair the me In bers Of the choir and the
organist sustaining their parts In re.
mar kubly efficient IN amer in every mum.
Der, under the able direction of their
leader. MIR. David Cons tantine. This very
creditAble showing of what can be done,
ID all the more cOmme ndable when IL lie
taken Into confederation that MIR. Con-
stantlne was secured by The church lees
than 10 months ago.
A perfect stranger to nearly all at a time
when the choir was badly disorganlzed
and partially disbanded the few faithful
ones stood by him until by his aoqualn.
lance new recruits were added while MIR.
Constantine 10 Of a retiring disposition he
evidently has very perfect knowledge
of music aud is a most efficient director.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-24

Us DEP lRTMENI OF AGRICULTURE
WEAThLt BUREAU OFFICE
BALTIN ORE Nd, Get "a

Tho tabis below sves the tempera
tnre and the state Ct tho weather at 5
d. IN. to-day at tue staions named;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-24

The Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias.
yesterday afternoon elected these officers:
Grand chancellor, John II. Scott, La
fayette, No. 2; grund vice chancellor, Will
mer Hanson, Adelphia. No. s, New CASTER
grand preiate Owen W. Everett. Wash
lngton No 1; grand master OF exchequer,
or Of records and seals, Mark l. Garrett,
Champ on, No. D; grand master at arms.
3 L. Beeson. Morning Star. No O. Grubb's
Corner; grand Inner guard. L. o. Barton.
Excelsior. No. z; grand outer guard; VIM.
NJ. Potter. Talleyviile. No. 10; supreme re-
ptesantative Thomas N. Foreman, Clay
ton. No. IA.
banquet was served last night at the
aafe OF a. Ii. Ainsoow. About 800 people
were present. A number oil lmpr omptu
Apeeones were made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-24


r.ast rveasas.
nlr. and Mrs. James =. McIvor last
evening NJ the home OF heury Collins. Dol
aware street New Castierecelved the con.
Kraluiaticus OF about one hundred friends
Tho bridal party standing In the pari0r
OF the home and there the guests met the
bride aud groom. The gifts were dis:
played In an upstaire room and com pOaad
handsome and useful collection. There
were fine itncns. orockery chairs. pictures.
eilyrrware, CHINA and tea set. The ro-
espsieu lasted tom until 10 O'Clock. A
ISOLATION was enjoyed by the guests
Those present were;
Bufialo, Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Ferguson.
Philadelphia, MIR. aud Mira. john Courte'
nay. Mr. anil airs. q. Adams. Mrs. NRues
Smith. Mlsses Jennie AMI Mary smith, Mr..
and Mrs. janice Coiiins. MIR. aud Mrs.
James Courtenay, Miss Annie Brennan, W.
u. Walker. H. L. Harrle
Chester. Mr.. and Mrs. William Weldon.
Wilmington, Nj. and Mrs. q. u. vern ON,
Mr.. and MIs. W. Scott Vernon. Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. L. Vernon. Mr. And Mrs. Frank
Vernon, MIR. and Mrs.. Wesley Verron.
Hr. md Mrs. Clarence Vernon. A. U.
= Dayies and Miss Nellie Vernon. Mr.. and
. Mrs. White and the MIsses White. William
4. teEuity. Missss Bnoklsy. Miss Aslne
H6fsey. Miss Elsie Niools, Alias LILLIAN v.
Armour. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ephraim, Mr..
and Mrs. John J. OHara. Mr.. aud Mrs
Joseph Weldon. MIR. Murray. Miss Mary
Murray. Mr.. Nazs 7. Luton.
Odessa. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Ksegan and
0isses Eesgaps MIRA OosGrif.
Nav Castle. DR.. and Mrs. John ]. Black,
and the Misses Black, James g. Shaw. Miss
Rsba uoloo,m. Mayor E. A. Boyd. Miss
Rogers. Miss Mary holcolm, Mics Nan
Rodney, Miss Louise Rodney, Mise Es-
teiie Deakyne, Miss hetty Smith. the
Mlssos Cooper. the Mls0es McCallln. the
Nissss McCne, Misc Name McGue.
thu Misses shaw. the Misses Vining.
hIiss Riley, Miss Pauline Rogers. Mr..
Mira. j. L. Phillips, Mr. and Mre. John
II. Martin, MIR. and Mis-, Joseph
Farley, sir. and Mrs. Israel Riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. White, MIR. aud
: hlrs. Frank weggenman. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Legs. Mr.. aud Mrs;A. N. Gallagher.
MIR. and Mrs. Lambson. Mrs. M. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Toner. MIR. and Mrs..
J. B. Toman, John Sohuhardt. Jr., Miss
n Gallagher. James F. Dougherty, John
Sheridan. Harry Snavely, MIR. and Mre.
John H. Stoops hugh Duffy. Miss LiZzle
Farley, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Greer. Mr.. aud
Alrs. Harry Riding. Israel Riding. Jr.. Mr..
anu Mrs. T. Begiey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maboney, Frank Sheridan. Me-. and
Mrs John Gallagher. the Rev. Edward
L. Brady, Mise b. Booth the Misses Fltz :
gerald, Miss Martiadaie. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs- ]. Harry
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Toner. H..
W. Hushebeck, Mise III. Carlin. Hugh
Ryan, Miss Msggln Carlin. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Landers, Mr.. and Mrs. Tnomas
Barry, MIR. and Mrs. Cooper. Mr.. and Mis-.
Conroy. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Barry, Jr..
Frank Landers. Wilbur Meredith. Philip
Sheridan Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ McCallln
and the Misses Mahoney.