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Evening journal., 1895-12-27
EARLB'S POPULAR CLUB co.,
S. VI. Cor Sth and Market SIS.
UPSTAIRS.
prolootllrs For iiattie,lina.
UP sTAlRl

WAsmsCToN. Doc. 21 Tho navy Dc.
partmont for two months past has heun IN
correspondence with private firms respect.
ing the procurement Of large store OF
rroiociilos FOR tho two now hnttrohips
and g, tho Brooklyn the Puritan and
other vessels neatly completion. The pro
icctilo mnkors have offered terms consid
erahiy lower than those now Ia force and
although the contracts have not yet been
closed, 10 has been practically decided e
divide oqunlly hetwoon the Carpenter and
the Wheeler proiectilo companies the work
OF making these shells tho cost of whigi
VIII be IN tho nciRhblhood cf e0uO coo.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
TElEeRAPAlc TlcKs.

Severe windstcrms prevail on the consts
otGfcat Britain ard Ireland doing much
damage 60 shipping
At piitsburg, Kan, W. W. Curtis, a
prosperous farmer was drowned by his
buggy upset,ing IN The swollen waters OK
Brush creek.
st Eldorado Springs, Mo, the new iron
bridge on Sac river was washed away by
the food. 10 was completed last fall at a
cost Of sls.0
After a hard fought election Mr. Stubbs
the McCarthyite, or third party man. was
selected as member Of the Dominion par
lament By u plurality Of 2O3.
All The coke companies in the Connells-
vile tPa) coko region have granted an
advance OF 10 per cent 60 their 10000 EN-
pioyeea, TO take effect on Jan. ]. 1895.
Max Rengor who lived with his parents
at 3l3 West Ihirty-eighth street. New
York, wouna up a rather extended drink
ing bout wiih q dose Of carbolic acid
which caused his death.
Mentors ef the Vanderbilt family cole.
bratcd Christmas by a reunion at George
Vnndcr5ilts new chateau at Biltmore,
near Raleigh, which Is ono Of the most
paletia. ard costly residences on this con-
tinent.
Charles Malone, 81 years Of age Of
Hashrouck Heirhis n. j., Is dying IN
Tho Huokensnck hospital from a bullet
wound ID tho abdomen, and Elmer h.
Williams aged a3 years, is In custody on
the charge Of having shot Malone. VIII
iiams claims that he Cred in sell defense.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
SHE is NOWACOUNTESS
Mabel Wright, Once Mrs. Yzna-
ga, Weds Count Zichy.
TIE oEREMOuY WAS PRIVATE,

Performed ns St. stephens Church by a
Catholic Priest After a Deportation
From the Archbishop Tho Young Noble
man Married In Spite OF Obstacles.
NEw YORK, Doc. 27.--Count ziohy OF
Austria. Hungary and Mabel Elizabeth
Wright, formerly Mrs. Fernando Yznaga,
are married. Tho ceremony occurred at
ST. stephens Roman Catholic church.
East Twcnty-cighth street.
That the ceremony was TO take place
had been kept profound secret, and tho
wedding party consisted OF barely a dozen
persona. The body Of the church was In
dense darkness, and the only lights were
the candles at the altar Tho wedding
pnrty, consisting of tho bride and bride
groom, the brides father, George Curtis
Wright two friends Of the groom and two
ladies, who requested that their names be
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
esnernl c.mnos AraIn nsaten.

KEY WEST, Dec 2I-Adviaes arc re-
ceiVed here Chat battle has just occurred
between tho vanguard OF the insurgents
and that OF tho Spanish army and that
the Spaniards were rcpllscd. Colonel
prat, who commanded tho Spanish van
guard was killed Martinez Campos was
present and directed tho rotrent of the
Spaniards to .lovolanos Campos' forces
are now intronchod at that place, expect.
ing to be attacked By Gomez main army.
Campos has armed all tho civilians in
Joyellanos and IS forcing them to do mill
tary duty.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27

not mentioned arrived in coaches at the
Twenty.ninth street entrance OF the
church promptly at the appointed hour.
They were obliged TO await in the church
for ten minutes tho arrival Of ono OF tho
Austrian vice oonsula located I'm this city.
He eventually appeared, Glad in a striking
uniform OF dark blue cloth, with brass
buttons.
The presence OF the Austrian vice con-
sui was necessary 10 give tho ceremony a
civil as we'll as a religious Significance.
Under new Hungarian act civil mar
riagos have been legalizcd. It was necos-
sary that Count Zichy bo married both
under religious and civil auspices 20 per-
feet his title 20 certain property Of his In
Hungary.
Archbishop Corriran's blessing.
Tho marriage Of Mabel Wright 10 Count
Zichy was celebrated under the nrchopis-
oopal blessing, Archbishop Corrignn grant
ing the dieponsation after careful exam
ination of the previous history Of both
brido and bridegroom. Tho Catholic
church does not sanction the marriage Of
a divorced person without special dispen-
sation. Archbishop Corrigan granted his
blessing 20 the petitioners and their mar
riago Immediately followed.
Mntn llo ceremony Wuh at an NlNf Nul
bridal party entered room near the cham
Gel, and bride and groom signed their
names 20 tho register.
Upon leaving the church Count and
Countess Itchy drove TO the Windsor ho-
tel, where she has feon living since sho
came horo Nom South Dakota They viii
remain there until Saturday, when they
sail for Europe They viii go 90 once to
Paris and from there to Vienna. Count
Ziohy's family ranks very high among the
Hungarian nobility. He owns large os-
tatcs near Vienna and nno residence in
that city. The count, who is about 25
yoars Of age. IS wealthy In his own right
and is tho eldest son Of bis parents lt IS
understood that tho ceremony does not
meet with the fun approval Of his people
Tho details Of the marriage settlement
arc not known.
Mabel Elizabeth Wright made her
debut in New York society at the Patri-
archs' ball IN the winter OF iSs9-Q0. Her
remarkable beauty made her the most adj
mircd dohutanto OF the season. She was
without fortane, but her presence was
soon sought 40 the very best houses IN
Now York. she was married to Fernando
A. Yznaga a few months later. Ho had
been married previously TO Mary Virginia
Smith. who obtained a decree of divorce
from him from tho California courts and
married Mr II G.. Tiffany.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
MartIn.WLIson Nartlnls.

Snow HILL, Nd. Dec 81 Miss Mamie
Snow Wilson aud Edward Dufield Martin
were married in the Makemis Memorial
Church hsre yesterday morning, By Rev
William Swan The bride ives given
away by her brother Wiilism Sidney
Wlron, aud Miss Ethelyne Wird r
Wilson, her sister, was maid OF hcnor
The best mon was Franklin Upshur. Of
Baltimore The ushers we're E King
Wilson. Thomas P Wharton, Dr.
Thomas Y franklin, of Berlin; John
W. Station, william +. johnson aud
Roblsy D Jones
The bride wore a green broadclo tn
travelling gown, with Persian lamb
trimmings The wedding march was
played BY Miss Mary l. Spence The
church vas decorated with plants and
potted flowers
Mrs. Martin is daughter Of the late
United States Senator Eohralm King
Wilson. end Mr.. Martin is connected
With the legal department OF tie
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Balti
more snd was private secretary OF Sens' or
Wilson. He is member Of the Wor
cester county bar Mr. aud Mrs Martin
left on an early train for Philadelphia
and New York and from there they sill
go to Baltimore, where they will make
their home. They will live o. Mlrylaud
avenue
Notwithstanding the early hour the
friends Of the couple were IN attend snoe
and the large church was led Among
the out-of-togn people present were
William R Martin and John S Msrtin.
brothers OF the groom and Edward B
Hardcastls Of Easton; Mr. aud Mrs
.don P. Wharton and Miss Wharton
. and Miss Carrie Whsrton, of Stockton :;
Edward NJ Wharton, Of Baltimore; Miss
Priscilla UpIhur. Miss Emily Dougberty,
OF Baltimore; Miss Handy. OF Annapolis
Miss Ethelinds Dennis. Alfred Pearcs
Dennis and Samuel X Dennis, Of Cedar
HALL" Mr. and Mrs Clarencs Ho1son.
Of rls6eld; the Misses Amman, Of EN-
mitsburg.
The members of the wedding party
we're entertained last night at the brides
home.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
RECENT LITERATURE.

The Cosmopolitan celebrates the New
Year by donning new dress which Is
wonderfully becoming ard Attractive.
That is or tho outside. but the inside ia
jsst as auro b please those with whom
tits sterling mEgsz'ne is = favoflto. A
speclel feature Of the January isHue l.
the number o. uuufuslly handsoms
illustradons The frontispiecs is au
exceptionally beautiful work OF art.
drawn for the Cosmopolitan by Eric Psps.
redrRwn on stone by the magi zine :
stin artists and prlntsd on Us
llthogrsph presses This illuslra-
tioas humber over f'ty, the best
cf them belng some sxampiea
ofucsuG srt la The line OF fiction there
Is The continuation OF "8utteshes, p
James Lane Aliens tale OF mature; and
OF Robert Louis stevmsou's "A Tragedy
OF be Greas Nor.h Road. The Weird
Sisters" bg Esther Singleton and "a
Jocuud Feud BY Maurice Thompson are
couplete stories OF much interest There
arc several other articles. ell well worth
resdiug. from the pens OF the beet known
writers q the dgy.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Social Tife AT Deiaware Oltv.

Social Life at Delaware City.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Dec 27-Miss Agnes
U5u Is visiting friend IA Wilmington.
Mrs Thomas Green has returned to
her home near Middletown after spend
ing a few day with her parents MIR. and
Mrs. Mote
Mr.. Heofer and son George, who have
been spending few days Ia town re-
turned home last evening
Mr. and Mrs William A. Storrle, Of
Salem, n. j returned to their hons last
evenisg
Mrs. Hughes and daughter Miss
Mary aud sons Alfred aud George have
returned from q short TRIP to Penns-
grove N j.
George Burger entertained his
daughter, Miss Annie, Of Wilmington
tbis week.
Miss Alice Vail was entertained by
friends In town few days this week
Mrs Alexander Rlnburg and daughter,
OF Wilmington, were entertained by Mr.
aud Mrs. Patterson yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foard entertained
Mr.. and Mrs Howsrd Foard an
daughter yesterday
William Reeves OF Pittsburg has
returned to hls home
Rv. and Mrs J Edwin Amos have
returned from 3 weeks visit TO BAlti.
more
Fred Rev bold has returned to his home
10 Philadelphia
Mrs. John Cook aud children have
returned from trip to Wilmington
Mr. ard Mrs. r Hsmphill and dsugh-
ter Miss Nan have returned from a
visit to Phllad,lphis relatives
Mrs. Il D. Gdhia spent yesterday in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs R r Banks. Of Stanton,
we're entertained yesterday BY Mrs
Swan
Irvil Fountain has re urned to bis
home ia Philadelphia
aissei Bsroics Kesne, Jenrie Clark
snd john and William d. Clark attended
the party last evening given BY Mr. and
Mrs Cszier az their hone In Kirkwood
jesse Cam, Of KirkWood, spent yester
dav 10 town
Miss Hannah Swan Is confined to the
house with bronchitis
Mise Berniee Keane entertained few
friends last evening. Among those
present were: Misses Nellie Vall aud
Agnes Vail William Clark, Joh1
Clark. William aud Edwin Rey bald Ras
sell Pennington and Harry Pflca.
Miss Louisa Price Is quite sick.
Miss w. J Marley Is visiting rela-
tiTes 10 Wilmington.
Miss Sarah Fisher and S R. Hines
have returned from q visit to Hookessin
friends.
Ray Ayres returned from a visit TO
Philadelphia last evening.
The Msses Janvisr are entertaining
tdsir sister, Mrs. Austin Harmon, Of
Townsend
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
socinl md Par.nnn. 900.


Mrs hugh @ BcoWne. OF No 1907
Delaware avenne. has gone 20 Middle.
town for holiday visit to friends
Miss Anna b ppersett, Of Philadelphia,
s. being entertained by Mr. aud Mrs 3
H Nsulln.
Miss Nellie Wiley, o, Harrington, Is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Albert Jones,
Ia this city.
Mrs Mary H Cirtsr. who has been
visiting friends Ia Maryland, has
returned home
Palmer Masssoa. OF D5s Run, has ben
visiting friends in the city.
Cbs'les Heck has returned from a visIt
to West Chester
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred s Elliott and
Miss Jes is have returned from New
York, whsre they hive been spending
The holiisys
Usrry L iand is visiting bis mother
Mrs. Mary e Lealad at Milford.
Miss Racket My Wilson of Georgetown
is spending several days with fiisnds 10
this city.
Mrs. Clinton Rowe and children, OF
this city ,rs visiting Elkton fiiends.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas 6iha spsnt q
qalst night ara is brighter 10 day.
ALFRED L Sh, ,fTaer and George Ander.
son have returned from Phiiade' phia.
willlsm Michsel ByIne viii celebrate
his thlrlis,h brthdsy to dsy.
Miss Georgia Z G1okin, OF Yonker
N. Y, is the guest Of Miss Nellie A
SEnin in this city
John NJ. @. Rodney, who has been
spending two or three months In the
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Mr IL 2. Wetmore. . promInenL real

Mr. Ifa ?. Wetmore. a prominent real
estatt agent OF San Angelo. Texas, has
used Cham terlain's Collie, Cholera and
Olarrhms Remedy 10 his family for several
gesrs ss occasion repaired and always
with perfecs success he says; End 10 q
perfect cure for our baby when troubled
with collie or dyssntery | now feel that
ny oulf Is rot complets without bottle
OF this Remedy a. home or on q trip away
from home For sele BY z. James Belt,
druggist. corner sixth AVID Market sIeets
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
THE .. S. GUHBllT WILMINGTON.

Has Been Named I'm Honor OF This CITY,
Initial Steps Towards Securing an
Appropriate Gift for Her.
The Navy Department has named
one Of tho new gunbosts built
81 Newport News after this city,
Wilmington, and It Is. but fitting that
the good people Of this city should take
,ognizsnoe Of it Other cities have done
honor to themselves and their namesakes
and Wilmington should not he behind
hand.
With this object In view, the EVENING
JOURNAL has started q subscription list
the fund TO be u ed for the purchase -
silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington The mo1ey re
o5ived Will DO Acknowledged lptbose col
umns and held subject 90 iiie orders Of
committee Of cltlzsYs which win
be reelected later.
Tho service win 5Spurohasod OF some
dealer IN this clsy.'to be decided upon by
the ccmmittes
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Engineer rani.ey oc,s a Medal.

BUFFALO, Dec. 27.-William Turnkey,
tho Lake Shore cnginoor who was nt the
throttle from Nfio, Pa, to Buffalo whom
tho worlds record was broken IN tho
famous run Of Oct p last, hns received a
very handsome silver medal from w. x.
Vanderbilt and DR. seward Webb. This
medal IS a solid silver disc 4 Is Inches in
diameter and very heavy. lt ia hand
somoly set IN plush frame with en- cnh
case, and IS suitably engraved.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
snrlciv nrd rnnthaIl.

MEMPHIS Dec. 27.--Perhnps the most
unique game Of football ever witnessed in
this country was played at Citizens park
between picked eleven OF Princeton and
Yale universities and the Memphis Ath-
lotic club. The varsity men won the
gamo easily by score o. 3s TO o. Tho
affair was mado tho occfsion Of a great
society event hero.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Only a r.rr MORO Left.

We have iew copies Of beau,iiul
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
ergl hundred picur Of high artistic
rlerit. which Will b. sold az 81 75 a copy,
which IS about ono fourth the puhllca-
tlon price Also some copies Of Rand and
NcNally's CYclopedia AZ So 25. worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
AZ the EVENING JOURNAL ofioe.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
psnth rrem the cusrent.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y. Dec. 27.-Living-
ston n. Combcs, a linqman employed by
tho Amsterdam Arc Light company was
instantly killed while fixing a light uccd
for street lighting. The curronb which
was very strong. passed through his body
A slight scar on tho chin was the only
mark. All Efforts to rosusoitate the man
nrnHnl frnltlnel
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Tralnman Loso Their Lives.

ATLANTA, Dec. 27.-Two southern rail-
road freight trains came into collision
near Chattahoochoa Fireman ID. Wood
of Birmingham and w. o. Shalo Of ATTAIN
ia were killed, and Engineer Roberts was
probably fatally injured Three tramrs
Were moro OF less seriouslv iniurcd.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
- hr nn I.leetr-e a..

TITcupCgr, Mass., nc1. 27.-Wiliam,
tho S-ycnr cid som Of William Turner Of
West Fitchhure, was instantly killed by
an electric ear Almost oyery bone ln his
head aud body was broken. No blame is
attached 90 tho motorman.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
A Double wedding.

double wedding took place at the
Uoion parsonage. No 5l3 jefferson
street, on last Monday evening. Two
sisters were married at the same tins,
the officiating minister hsiog Rsv John
ID Q Hanna Andiew Reeve married
Miss Lillian a Mahan and John S Snith
weddod Miss Emily e Mshan. The cou-
tracing parties are all Wilmingtoniaas
though Mr. Reeve is 1T present employed
10 New York,
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
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Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Rnise In tho Price of sugar.

PHILADELPHIA, Doc. 27-Renned sug-
ars advanced 1ne.eighth of a cent in SYM
pathy with rG,T sugar, which made COR
responding rise. The cause Of Che upward
movement was the runors that DO Cuban
insurgents intend burning all q g sugar
plantations. The market was unusually
active
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
prnth of Ln.lIee aleara.h.

JERSEY CITY, Dec eI-.iustlca John
A. McGrlth of the Second district court
this city. died 40 bis residence on tho
Hudson b0ulevnrG. His death IS nttrib.
utcd Go brain iag.r ANA spi ial mcninrit p
rln.nl ~ nHrr.nrE
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
IlIKIl

LABANTE,-On December 2s, 1905. Dobora
bante.
hfARIs In this city, on December %, 1895,
Ann b., widow OF the late Norris Maris, IN
the 9ist year Of her age.
tCHULTS.-On December %, 1895, Charles
A. Schultz, aged 53 ears.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Al Now jersey JInxolst.

a Salem. N. j.. Republican. when
asked wbst be thought about the resolu-
tlon to impesch Minister Bayard, replied
that be was In favor of 1t because be
Was down on these preachers who med
died In politics.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Marriages. In Lawan.

Special Cor. espondence Evening Journal
LEwEs, Dec q Three couples of
IIewes and vicinity have bsen Joined In
marriage this week Tbey are William
4 Atkins and Miss Lille V Southland,
William Lankford and Miss Almenia
salmons, Harry Brittsn and Miss Katie
N. Joseph.
Lswes has Five O'clock Tea Club
which meets every Thursday afternoon.
Among the Christmas visitors In town
are Nc. aud Mrs. e. 3. Atkins and r D.
Pride, Of Wilmington
Evening journal., 1895-12-27

The Church Kalender fol 1896 has just
been iss1e5. II IS the Eolseopalisns
guide OF tire holy osya and seasons with
tables Of lessons. Historical facts, rituals
ceremonies. hturgiosl colors, ecclesi
esticai terms and various other matters
opper'slniug % the church. It's sold BY
the Church Kalender C5mpany, No 2
Wssb Fourteenth street, New York.
Price, 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
anrats I'D ~. rerler-

Miss Edna Cszisr, OF near Kirk wocd,
gave q masquerade bail at her home last
evening thirty couples from Kirk
wood, Middleto IN. Delaware CITY st.
Georges aud Cooeh's Bridge were her
guests At mldnlghL lunch w.s served
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
ITEMS OF IN ERssr.

Pat-"Ye sez Orm not e. good an AmeIicin
ez We are Bsgorra, Oi'm dom sight better
wul - Native A. =. A --"How ls thar, you
bot- trotting Foniangn Pat "Becass 20 wuz
horn an americln an cude't h-ip yereele
whole Ofm one NV me own tree viii. So
Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
mARRIEn

BuGBEE- WATSON. On December 20 al
Hastlske Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Will
liam McFarlane, Alvan buHhee. OF lrentoi'
n j.. 10 Jennie, eldest daughter OF James
Watson, hivorview, city.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
Dance at the Nsw-Century oInb.

A number Of the young soclegy men
will give a subscription dance this
evening st the New Century Club build
ing. About 10 Invitations have been
sent out.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
THE PRo1TER & oANoll Co., cWIl.

South cunning, Is st present located
near Rhinehart, N O., but expects
to be home by New Yesr's Day. He
reports game scarce throughout the
South.
Josish Marvel has returned from
Georgetown.
Ensign L Calvin Bertolette, at present
stationed 10 Washington, So spending
bis leave OF absence in this oity with his
father, ex Magistrate Lsvl q Bsrtolette,
and other relatives
Harold Ross aud wife, OF New York,
are being entertained Dy Wilmington
relatives
Philip R Clark was in Philadelphia to-
day.
James W. Ponder has returned from
Milton.
q H Pltciirp, Of Clayton is regis
tered at the Hotel Jennings
George Lodge vas II Philadelphia this
afternoon
Barnard and George Walton, OF West
Chester have been visiting their ulc Q,
Lewis Brosius in the city
Chsrlss G. Grubb has returned from
West Chester
G. w. Maull has been visiting his
parents at Georgetown
Miss Ella Good win, OF Erclldoun, Pa
has baen visiting Wilmington fiisnds.
J. Edward Still snd Miss Florence B.
Bysn wero married yesterday ct the
home Of Mrs. Benjamin Campbell at
Newark.
Miss Sarah e. Griffin and Harry Pratt
we're married at Kenton' yesterday.
Miss Annie O. jackson aud William
George were married at Magnolia yester-
day.
Miss Katie Boggs, OF Cheswoli, and
John Thompson. OF near smyrna were
married az the NJ e Church 81 Cheswold
yesterday.
Dr. William Spsakmsn has ret rnei
from his Christmas a. Coatesvillo.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27

rheumatism IS caused by Tactic acid IN the
blood Hoods rarsaparilla nouiraizea this
acid and completely aud permanently cures
rheumatism. Be sure aud yet only Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache.
indigestion, till0usness. SOld bY all dru. lists
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
CHRISTMAS DANCES.
Social Events TO Be Held at
the New-Century Club.
Tbs MARTlE-WILsoN MARRIAGE

mss Mamie Snow Wilson. Daughter Of
the Late Senator wiissp. Of saow Hui.
Welded at That Place Yssterday-I
tsrestirg Social News Relative to VIII
Hptneton PEOPLE aud Their Friends.
AN communications intended for insertion
% this column should be addressed to Society
tdltor, care Of tho hvEHIHo JOURNAL. Com
'aunicetions should be written on one Side of
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27

Her parents are putting every obstacle 10
my way" ." "YOu surprise me- 'lhcy have
even Vona so far as % urge her % marry ne.'
Town Topics
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
THE STAGE.

Illustrated articles upon the best and new
est pin,s and the for most set rs, particu-
lnrly the BET I American PRODUCTIONS These
are much more than gossip of players. They
are ehtert. lining discussions OF the dramas
that are talked about. such tieatn ent is not
found 10 any Otner magazine.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27

Bsokett's Restaurant,
Nos. 8 and 8 West Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
ManshIp Anderson.

DR.. Sheridan P Manship. formerly
OF this city but now prscticing a.
Magnolia. was married yesterday TO Miss
Amanda B. Anderson, daughter Of James
B Anderson. Of Rising Sun The
ceremony took place a5 nom, a. the home
OF the bride
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
In Honor OF Colonel Andrews and wifo

10 HonoF OF UoIoneI AnuToWs aud VIC
General JAmsI Il Wlsoa aad wife
viii give dsucs e. the Nav Cen ury
Club on Monday night l. will be for
the purpose of sffJrding Wilmiog on
society aa opportunity to meet Colonel
Andrews aud wife. OF Fort Lsavon-
worth. whom they are entsrsalning.
Evening journal., 1895-12-27
THE CONERs.

The cove are diffsrent every month. They
are dcsis sneu hy rouui.ra~ ISIS. slid the covers
for a 3etr will De Va u 30 e as rrt collec-
fion fll the d. AZ a. b.