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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

The Coon. Furniture Go. have 10.
ceiveI 'ull car load Of Baby Gar.
fingu.. They afr one the ut't Ilnts
ever shown in Utan, ami the prices orc
within the fnach of aIl a sT'rFi
Pretty Carriage, VIII s'esl Nhcel''
can be- brought for $500. Ihis ln.
ptuv, also, have a lafHU aud tDRull ~
-tolE Of Cafrois, which they nto SOLE
irg chus. tr tuau ever before 10 'hls
CITY.
Thev rsva The agency f1r the
GlaIibtor % Hycls, Strictly hi hEr. GO
vbso', Tor $50. rHey also cell % .irluE
bicycle ffpu 50 o. 4bl The Co'or'
Furniture G. rIJ1y the reputation
NJ carfyirg geo H, reliable gooif, a II
their prices atu always fIsu. 1l'e
them au4iI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Catafth starts ~ the nhsal passages,
sllectirg eycr, rars and throat, aud h
iu fact the great enemy OF the mucous
membrane. Neglected colds Ia the
head almost invariably ptrcedo catnrrn
causing au excessive Il " OF niue ~,
and n the mucous discharge becomes
interrupted the disaFtsrnbln results Of
cAtaTrh will follow, such ~ bai breath,
severe pain across ioTehesd anu about
,he ryrs, a roaring ana buzziug sound
Ia The ears and off, ntimrs very often.
siye discharge. Ely's Cream Baln IL
t's acknowledged cure for these
troubles.
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Relief Society conference.

The general conference uf the r..
lief Society Will be held ~ the Assem-
bly, HILL IN this city on Friday Aptll
p, 1895, meeungs commencing h' 10
TN. . pm, nnu at 1880 In the Uvrnlrg'
10 Il dos rable that Uarh Stake urlh'
uizatluu Of tho Relief Society should
be- vol IOpfcfouieI. BshHpi AMI
brethren arc cordially Invited 20 nl'
tcLd the mrruugt
ZiHA ID, n. IuuNU,
PRECEDENT
JANE 3. RICuAHns,
BAliIsItEuA w. rMl1U,
tluusUl1fs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

The cases that came up zoe hearing
In Judge Streets department VI the
Third dislrlot court toIay were a. Col.
lower
T. A. wooIluy vs. John Bect,glls.
missed.
Mary Eastman We a. h. Carey ct al;
Get Cor Apnl Iltu.
Cutie Prtcha Manufacturing com.
pauy VI b.. G.. Conn Il al; uismineI.
j. NJ Stout W. Nat NJ. Brigham,
Ihlily uays additional time 60 serve
tlattMeHl az muIi.n iot uuW trial
Suhnon W. Nat NJ, Bingham; motion
for new lrml granted.
james Dunn W. roosle cry, aTgu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

on Monday, March 8O,h, Mt Q noon,
BEDROOM Set ana Iron Brdstrad, Elc.
giant Patl0r Set, tcost Two Hundred
Dlllas; Two Fins Plate Mirrors, cost
$4,000; Fine Ebony whstnot, cost
$1,000. Hal Tres Window Curtains
aud Poles, Rest Of OAK Rockers, Etc
gsni LIT Of Paintings anu the Best Of
Steel Enrravings, Sewing Machine,
Writing Desk, Books anu Wtusie's
Dictionary anu StAui,two Fine ward.
fobes, Sideb3ard, Elegant Center
fable, Glass T0p, cott $4,000; Trunk
and lot n Clothing; Fur Cape, cost
slli 90, Silver WAFER Pitcher AMI
SILVER ware; lot Of Fine Ornaments;
Feather Bui anu Blankets; Velvet
RugE; Refrigerator, Mirror on tor;
Baso Burner aud Cook Stove auu
Utensils; Washing Machine aud lot
OF other useful attlCles.
ORsUS ID. RUMNEY,
Administrator,
X. a. ANDHEws, Auctl0nerT.
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The direct line to Kansas City, st.
Louis and Atlantic BrabOatd, h via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ana chair
are going East and care for daylight
ride through the grandssI scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains on route, zee
that your ticket reads Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway, Elegant chair Csrs
positively Tree 10 holders Of regular
train Tickets.
n. II. KoOsER, G. 4. q z. A.,
n Morlnn Block, salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Attorneys T.. l.. Williams Apd II. r..
Hsnler'ou, executors OF the estate Of
Frank IL. Dyer, deceased, llvd a pe,i.
lion iu tho probate division " the
lhifd dislrict court late yesterday
afternoon, asking termination 20 dispose
1900 shares Of stock IN the Eureka
Cousolliutcd Miuirg company at n
price not loss than 80, .Gi 20.
IL IN represented thAt 40 paying ore
has been encountered since Dyst's
ieAlh' The hearing OF the petition
was cot Tor Aprll 7th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

In view NJ the work We expect TO
accomplish during the coming year IN
establishing the silS Industry In the
State, arrangements will be made 'of
holding meeting Of the Utah
Womau's -alF association during The
conference rHt,f; the tima anu rlecs
will hu published in the daiiy lapefs.
MARGARET a. rAiNE,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

What an uuprcmudlisted tett Of the
popularity ot the Loading Maker
revealed. Some time ago the NcN
York Journal inaus ufnled n guessing
contest in which ten wheels were
given away, the winner from thr
ieailng maker The ten winners nll
selected Columbia Bicycles. They
were right, Tor Columbus are not an
experiment, but IS yeats Of cessclc,s
experimenting produced the matchles.
1880 Columbia, Gail and be- convinced
NJ 80 l., Fret South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Sell coal hy the sack, ton or c,r't-G,
from the Wasuich and Jrlsm0u mines
OF CuHlville, belonging g. tue Ontario
SILVER Mining company, glso Kooa
SPRING. Castle Gate, Pleasant Valley
ana Authrac.t, Clrlti prumgt delivery
ny cuuto0us aud abhging tgamstort;
clean coal Hn1 full weight guaranteed.
ulice no, 100 4. Main Street. ". j.
Mpu'g1mrry, Agent. Tel. ~ la.
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White & Sons Go.
GENERAL dAaERs,
% and ri w. First South.

Warns, reyiyes, gra,.frs. and cxhi'ara,cs
those who quaf II. Whether It be tea,
coffee, chocolate. or cocoa, IT'S all the
same, provided only it be good. To
always get a good thing In groceries. 20
where good things are sold. Prime
groceries occupy so large a space in Our
store that there's no room lcf, for poor
goods. Four words express our gro.
Gerry principles. They are Good Liy.
ing Made Easy" How do we do ii2
BY this price, one sack Straight Grade
Flour Tor 75c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Before you Try anything else for tho
blood take simmons Liver Regulator.
10 is tho beet blood medicine because II
be- the test liver remedy. II your liver
10 actiye AMI NJ work the blood will be
tho hest. simmons Liver Regulator
IL tho beet sLrlug medicine, 81 tell
my friends N they want 10 enjoy health
ami happiness they ought TO take sim.
mons Liver Regulatcr,"-Mfs, k. w.
Smlta, Mclnt.su Bun, Ala. /
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Municipal Reports.

The health report ior the week end.
Ing March .jlh Is 10 follows Bluhs
reported, 10; male. b, ismales, y;
deaths, DO; males, o, i0maIr., o. rc.
ceiyrd Tor burial from other places,
four bodies. There are at prysent ten
casss Of scarlet ts"er and one Of
uipnthcfia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28
OESERET EVENING NEWS.
saturday. M"rch -. 1880.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of tho Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lattcr.day saints will
be- held tomorrow at . O'Clock 10 the
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools in the
various Wards NJ no n.u.,aud meetings
In the city Ward Assembly RJgms nhl
adjacent wards n lUllUws3
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r. &. uRIuU8,
H. 4. lluitNE,
~ - I.HFUrRk


The officers Of the y NJ. ANA y. l..
NJ. /. A. Of Salt Lake city viii meet
oI the Social Hall, Monday evening,
March sOIh, 1895, ut 1880 o'clock
There are matters Of urgent necessity 10
be considered aud q full attendance b.
tquehtru. Jos. n, trLL
stake -upf, y. 81. 81, ]. A.,
MARY A. tHEIa.,
Stake sup, Y, a.. ID. LA,
salt Lake city, March ~, 1896,
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mcut sustained, exception and ten
uhys.
". T.. Cahoon " F.dclla Hamilton;
motion iuf leave 10 DE amended com
plant granted, and ten days given in
which 10 plead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Ladies' aud Childrens' Spring Hats
and latest novelties In flowers aud
fancy ribbons Of the newest designs at
low prices. Western +. q ID. q. Co.,
Oh, 90 Main VI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

h'sn Your dsei' and other vau,biss. in.
t0nH -hNiuEs uauk & lr4u 70. Errt Il,
we Year only amounts 10 r. Few cruts rrT
noun ladies specially iuVigui % call and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

utah Commercial aud Savings Hank
general banking business, pays yer
cen. on deposits. r, Armstrong, Pfvbt.,
T. w, Madison, vice. Prtsg., J, X. Jsn-
pinEs, cashier
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Sunday School Treatise.

Three copies u the LaIlcf.day
saints' SUNDAY School Treatise, Tor ths
use Of each Of the sunday schools Of the
Church, having been generously made
by the officers OF the Drsefot SunIny
School Union, tue supcrlulunjenis Of
the Sunday schools " Salt Lako Stake
are hereby notified that lucy can now
procure their quota on personal appli.
cation, or by order, at tue stUtc OF
Maynes, Wells Co., 81 Main street, Salt
Lake CITY.
T. G.. HRluus,
H. 4. Horse,
". &. HURON,
Buperiuteudenoy Of 5uuuay scaools,
salt Lake stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

For sale mouse wIuuE nuu elegant
Hue chandeliers, go TO tho Inter
Mountain Electric Co., IS East First
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Separate skirts In Black aud Navy
Scfges and Brilllsutcpus Tor Latiss'
Surfing wear at the Western, ST. %
Main NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Ant ucuims ami Japnnrse drnppr.ps
newly arrived ut 10, Western, o., I8
Mliutt.
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Huicr 4 unrer Screened coat


hy ordering your coal from &. 3,
Martin, you get II clean sud promptly
delivered. Otlico under McCNrnlcE's
Bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

A car load NJ Fold ug Beds and
rsr ioan VI haby CarfiAvts lust stflVeu
~ Mai'"u's Furniture House, 81 90 90
East flrst South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

J. G. McDoual Canty %. Il be.
tween the Walker ami Chlt hotels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28
The Nrws is requested to publish
tho following:

The Nrwa is requested to publish
tho following:
Tho Eighth quorum of El0r Will
meet in mo Eighteenth ward 900 Monday
NJ 7.ll ~. m.
Unity club on "wednesday evening 30
~. Lecture by Mni. 81. g.. 1000, suhI'.1
"1hy Making of thu WhlH.'
First quorum ~ Elders will mgo' .n
the Fourteenth wntI assembly fu.mH 600
Monday evening uoAt commencing 90
$3.50.
First Unitarian Society, Unity llHa
ge.ll West. Third south sT'.i Rove
a dplbyft L. Hudson minister. ~.iNIr"
ut 10 %. m.. subject OF sHIm1u. 'MuuIiF
in Thought" Musical programs Nul.ns
tnr,. "Wurouu,d," llr.o.a uN.r.Hfy,
"Knmauca." iuHuusluir. Hr huW, Ny
God, NIy Father Unity VuHftut.i solo,
"Fifst In tho Lord, Nr CARLISLE hymns
hy tho cuugra alton lpd hy Inu VuuIn.im
Sunday schunI nt l.iIH special pIaeueo
IN singing f1r Easter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

building Inspector y1oklidgo Issued
permits TO the following psTsous during
the phst week. ID. Mcl4rld, one small
barn at llOb cas-, FIrt south street, NJ
the cot 0f $500, Mr. CurFry, uafn, A,
% west sixth South, u0suu. $500.
BOYD Parf, Bu extension at tic Tvar ui
no Lass Temple street, at the cot VI
EgUU
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ColaretIos ana NrckweRr, Gloves
and Lsccs for Easter, all new, West.
ora 3. \ ID, q. Co., 81, 90 Main al,
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nmcr a uurcr-Au L'"d. OF Coat.
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Have You Seen

tho new poHosI Fung nuyf 1t Is given
i-ge with each huv Of Powder Ak iorlt,
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We will take great pleasure In on
planning any branch Of our work yoI
may be- interested 10,
Give Us call.
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X. n. ANpnEws, AucIIoncer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
Mr.. ABBEY'S PASTELS.

At the Avery Gallery Mr. Edwin A. Abbey has
opened exhibition OF pastels. presenting some
twenty-five thirty predictions. They are SINH
lar in subject to those through which THE artist
made his first appearance a prolific worker in
color There studies Of stately women in pic
turesque old costume there are a few poetic
compositions. a few illustrations to The Rivals"
and one or two semi-historica designs like
the quaint picture called Creeping 10 the Cross
Good Friday Morning" episode OF the
time OF Henry VII. Mr.. Abbey has a charming
style and he handles his medium with abundant skill.
His first pastes q surprise and delight to his
public. He had been known almost exclusively as a
draughtsman in black and white. and. in spite of
occasional successes in water-color. there
wide belief that he could produce such work
his remarkable decorative paintings and the pastels
which appeared at the time. The surprise
having passed. Mr.. Abbey is greeted cordi-
ally. perhaps but with An expectation that he will
ask allowances for inexperence. If there had
been faults in his first pasels they would have been
ccndoned because OF the artists unfamiliarity with
his medium Now Mr.. Abbey has such excuse.
and he is disappointing.
The collection at the Avery Gallery includes some
beautiful things and some which are quite unworthy
of the artist. The drawing In No. g. A Shep-
herdess. Is extremely defective. and similar sub
tect is treated with the same inadequacy ia No Is
In many OF the pictures the work is careless and
scamped But what is worse. almost. than this Is
that the perfect flood OF beauty which distinguished
the first show is missing. One little group.
tending from No 20 to No. &c in the catalogue in
cudes uniformly good designs No. "a. Scene from
The Two Noble Knsmen.' is effective picture
Of funereal pomp. There is delicate workmanship
and still more delicate feeling in No Is. An Autumn
Day. Outside OF this group Of seven pictures there
are one or TWO pictures which represent Mr. Abbey
on fairly high level. No. l. ''Ieatrce is ad-
mirable in color, and the spirited design called
WIND Is strong piece Of work. But these fail to
counterbalance the effect of the majority OF the
pictures In the exhibition AS a whole the latter is
below the standard which Mr.. Abbeys first display
maintained there are fewer interesting pictures and
there is not one performance which touches quite
the rich and powerful note that often achieved
In the earlier venture. II would that MIR.
Abbey had executed number of drawings and con-
cluded to make an exhibition out of them because
numerically they fitted such a purpose.
And he is too clever n workman has too attractive
an individuality, for the exhibition be bad But he
might have made IL much better IL he had worked
more carefully over some OF his designs and
cuded some others altogether
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
.IOHN J. HALrENBECk.

John Halienbeck. senior member OF the live
stock commission firm OF Haanbeck & Hollis. died
az his home No. li3 West Seventy fourth-st, on
Monday evening after prolonged Illness. Mr..
Harcubeck was born in Albany nearly fifty years
ago and after hnishlng his education he engaged In
the livestock commission business in Ia native
place having branch In this city. In 1872 he
>. moved TO this city and founded the firm OF Hal
unlock e pavls which continued until tie
.rfa OF Mr Davis in -, The firm Of iiaiien,
beck z Hollis vas incn formed. with the principal
,"'.. ~ the tn.on stock Yards Fifty ninth ami
S'Nfe'h St. aud the North River. The firm also
had IN ofi.c AZ Albany.
Mr. Tllcnbeck came from one OF the Oldest fam-
lles IN the STATE hts ancestors coming here about
ne wear 100 he WAS widely known IN his
business and was considered one OF The best judge
% lIN. stock I'm the country. Mr. Hailenbeck had
suffered from bad health for more than year, and
.hc direct cause OF hi death a hemorrAage;
he leaves widow. TWO sons and two married
daughters Mr. Thomas J Brooks and Mrs. Leon
D.rg.m. Tn funeral services will be held at his
hone this evening. The burial Will be al Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
SOME PICTURES BY MIR. DAVIES.

Idylc art Is difficult to keep a firm founda-
non. 1t can easily lapse into sentimentality. Mr.
Arthur B. Davies. who would seem. In technical
matters. to be often the brink Of weakness and
Collapse IL In the spirit of his work Of the
sanest and strongest idysts that American art has
known He has collection OF paintings at the
Macbeth gaery. small studies Of children at play In
The meadows or woods, wandering In some fairy
Ike region Of trees and flowers. or engaged In
various gentle occupations at home II the occupa-
lions of these figures are described gentle II IL
because Mr. Davies invariably con,rives TO throw
over his pictures peculiar sweetness and idy.llc
repose. There is naIvete about his work which is
extraordinarily winning.
In his workmanship Mr.. Davies Is. to some
tent. where he was year ago. That Ia to say, he
draws with an immaturty that Is at times
founding There are few productions in this col!ec
Ton which are satisfactory in their draughtsnan-
snip, and those few are landscapes In which the
rsure II subordinated. But In tonal quality Mr..
,ynsvies has improved to remarkable degree, and
mere are pictures like No. 49, Near the New
Forest and No. 1. THE Glade" which have n
Xptn and tenderness which only knowledge and
s ne mastery OF materials could have secured The
ssyecton is Of value because II contains several
"esures like these and because in all his work Mr..
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NOTES.

There was begun at the Fifth Avenue Art Gal
leries last night sale of pictures by James G.
Tyler and others which will be concluded tonight.
Mr. Tyler is well known painter OF marines.
He has picturesque fancy and spirited brush.
His pictures have animation and color. The other
artists concerned in this sale like Carrie
ton Virgins, Bruce Crane Arthur Hoeber. II.
Ihefeld and c. r. LOOMS. They have sent good
works to the exhibition. and. while no detailed ac-
count of the pictures is necessary. II may be said
that they illustrate an excellent standard.
At the Durand-Ru galleries there is cXhibi-
ton OF pictures by the late J. h. Jongkind a
Duchman. who was especially fe,ictous in his
treatment Of moonlight scenes n his native land
At the galleries of Noe. & co. some clever
pictures OF Venetian and japanese subjects by J. G..
AFTER.
The Samagund Club presents number o. por-
traits by c. +. Naegele which show dainty taste
and accomplished hand IN the handling or color
upon wood, the latter being eft untouched In the
background 10 provide new and effective
setting for the head Mr.. Naegele has made mum
Der OF admirable portraits In this way. and his
hibition is commendablc and entertaining.
The history OF TYPOGRAPHY Is illustrated In two
exhibitions at present visible uptown. One is at
the Grolier Club ard the other is at the Wunder
lich ga iery
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The marriage of Miss Luisa Elder to Samuel "
Jacobs celebrated at o'clock last evening at
the home Of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs J
NJ. Elder. No l23 West Eightleth-s The rev. DR.
ii. Pereira Mendes. OF the Shearith Israel Temple
was the officiating clergyman. The brides gown
Of white satin. trimmed with point lace and
the veil was OF tulle. Miss Ethel Il. Peyer, a
cousin of the bridegroom. the maid OF honor
Her gown OF white silk. trimmed with white
insertion and lace. The bridesmaids in pretty
gowns OF yellow and white SILK trimmed with
lace. were the brides two sisters. Miss Fanny Eder
and Miss Edith Elder. and the bridegroorns sister
Miss Alice Jacobs Joseph benjamin was best
There ushers. Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs started
last night for the South. They will, their
turn make their home in West Seventy-eighth hist.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Anna J.
Steward daughter of Mr.. and Mrs d. Jackson
Steward. OF No 10 Creamery Park. to Lowell
OF No. IS West Thirty
The marriage of Miss Lulu Dewsnap. daughter
of Mrs John Dewsnap to Henry Bergh will take
place Easter Monday afternoon in the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest
Miss Carrie Scheyer will be married to Alfred Ep-
stein MonCay evening. March 49, In Carnegie
Music Hall.
The st. Nicholas Skating Rink viii be opened for
the members OF the club this evening The rink In
West Sixty-s!xth-st while far from being
pleted, VIII be used tonight Tor the nfSt time. The
ice will be In fine condition. and there VIII doubtless
be large representation Of the members present.
The attractions at Albert Norris Bagby's musical
morning in the Waldorf Monday Nine
Lohse- Klafsky OF the Damrosch opera company
Miss Bessie Strauss and Joseph AdaInowskl. Among
those present Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Mrs
James w. Gerard, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. Mrs
\ l. McCready Mrs w. Il; FED Mr, r WaTd
Dodge. Miss May Calender, Miss ;iiie Moller. Miss
Laura Post. Miss Alice Wimerdns. Mrs. James
Hartman. Mrs Leslie Cotton, Nine Guy a Hardeot
Mrs Edward La Montague, Mrs Ferdinand WI
merding, Mrs. Archie Pen. Mrs Henry Alexander,
cisco. and Mrs. Henry Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Swinyard will sail for Europe
on the Lucanla next Saturday. They Will return on
August l. and pass the rest OF the summer at their
country seat, THE Hall" Gilbertsvllle, \. Y.
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GEORGE CRAIG LEIDY.

Philadelphia, March lO.-Gcorge Craig Ledy died
at the house OF his daughter No. 2,i22 Master-st.
this city to-day. In the eightieth year OF MS
age He was born In Philadelphia. OF Revo-
Iutionary ancestry. his grandfather having been
officer In the Pennsylvania Line under
Washington The family were among the hrst
German settlers under the government OF Penn.
In early lie he took active part In public
affairs and educational matters. For many years
he was "A school director For six years before the
city was consolidated he was tax receiver OF the
Northern Liberties, being elected annually. Right
after consolidation he was nominated a. Demo
cInt the first municipal ticket for Clty Comms-
sioner. with Richard Vaux for Mayer The hnow-
nothing" CITY Convention offered him It's indorse.
ment, but he declined IT, saying that he wou'd ssna
fall Democrat only. The Democratlc uckes
was swamped but he ran several thousand aheau
Of Vaux. In 1866 he was appointed under Presidsnt
Pierce special mall agent between New ORR
and Philadelphia. and continued In that place ior
six years lie won the warm personal iT,enusmp ..
Horace Greeley simon Cameron. Commodore
Stockton. Stephen A. Douglas and other prominent
men OF that day lie was life Mason pelns
member Of that order for nearly hall century.
and he u member OF the Odd Fellows from the'r
organization