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Rev. DR.. j. 8. Ramsay pastor OF the First Harlem
Presbyterian Church. there will be a recepti0n

Besides the wedding Of Miss Edith Sands. a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Philip J. Sands. of No. Is
East Thirty-third-st.. to Robert Dunn Graham.
which will be celebrated in the Church of the In
carna;ion. or Wednesday,. November -. there Will
lie celebrated OH the me day the nuptals OF Miss
J. +. Mathilde Gossler to Robert T.. l.. Lewis.
brother of Mrs. Edwin a. Stevens. Of Castle Point.
iIohokei. n. J. This wedding will take place at
Ter No West Sixty-ninth-st. The Rev. DR. J.
Wesley Brown. rector of 81; Thomas's Church. will
tendent will be her sister. Miss Olga L. Gossler.
will be best man.
There will be several weddings Of interest on
Wednesday, December >. One of the largest and
most interesting Fashionable society will be that
of Miss Sarah A. Hard. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arson w. Hard. TO William r. *. Taylor. OF Balti-
more. which will be solemnzed at $50 o'clock IN
the afternoon. In ST. Thomass Church. The Rev.
pr. J. Wesley Brown, the rector. Will perform the
marriage ceremony. which will be followed by
reception at the home of the brides parents. NO
~ Park-ave. Miss Hards maid OF honor will be
her sister Miss Julia Post Hard. Her bridesmaids
will be Miss Elouise Davis. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Williams Davis: Miss Harriet Worden
daughter of Daniel T. Worden; Miss Ellen Murie
Beatrice Soutter. daughter OF Mrs James Taylor ,,r
and Mrs. Joseph Agosn: Miss Laura y. Hard. and
Miss onn g. Re OF @ % MSS 81
Hawkins OF Springfield Mass. and Miss Anita
Nelson. or Lawrence. Mass Inc best man VIII ne
John &. H. Pendleton. of Baltimore. Md. and the
ushers Russell H. Laimbcer. Snowden Marshall
and Cecil ID. Landale Of this city; Richard Pleas
ants. George Andrews. John Stewart. DR.. Charles
Mac(iill. and Alfred Piggs, OF Baltimore. Another
that of Miss Daisy Dixon. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William =. Dixon. to Eben Stevens. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Stevens whose engagement was
unced some time On the same day, Miss
Florence l.. Gelston daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Henry Gelston will be married to John {. Travis. n
young lawyer. of this city. in the apartments OF
her parents In the Hoffman Arms. Madson-ave.
and Fifty-ninth-st
The marriage OF Miss Carolyn la Bau Squier.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Craig Squier. TO
Augustus Seymour Houghton. will take place. at
the home OF the brides parents. No. 30 West
Eighty -second-st.. next Thursday evening.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Carolyn
Lee daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Northam
Lee and granddaughter OF the late william H. Lee.
TO Maitland +. Griggs.
The marriage OF Miss Alice NJ Devoe daughter OF
Edward Devoe. of Brooklyn. TO Herbert Renve. of
this city will take place In Brooklyn on Thursday
next, November IL.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Peckham and Miss Peckham
have returned TO town for the winter. and are at
the Majestic. Mrs. and Miss Peckham will be ut
home there on Mondays during December and jan
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IN HONOR OF PRINCE LOUIS or SAVOY
DINNER GIVEN FOR HIM BY NETWORK ITAL-
rANs-MAYoR STRONG AMONG THE
SPEAKERS


SPEAKERS.
There was a glitter of uniforms in the new ball
room of the Hoffman House last evening. when 100
men sat down at the dinner given by the United
Italian Societies of New-York for Prince Louis OF
Savoy. The Prince wore the SNOWY uniform of
an Italian naval officer with gold epauets ana
gold braid on the sleeves, and on his breast was
the badge of a high order. He sat In high
backed chair at the centre Of the table Of honor
At the same table were number Of other Italian
officers wearing uniforms OF less dazzling appear
ance At right angles with the table OF honor
were six other tables. all occupied An orchestra
played In the gallery. The Prince sat between
Mayor Strong. who was on his right hand' ana
Commodore Sicard u. S. y. Other men at the
table OF honor were Corvette Captain f. Pres
bterio Commander Fugazz Sub-Lieu'enant j.
Jarack DIR. X. Bertelli. Purser G. Polite. Chevalier
Barratoni Cavelier L. Cagni. Lieutenant V. Rombo.
chevalIer Barsottl. Sub-Lisutenant C.. FenZi, Dr.
Bettini de Noise, Sub-Lieutenant +. Winspeare,
Chief Engineer c. Ricci, Postmaster Dayton Count
Naselli Vice-C Consul General; Frigate Captain A
Bertolini and DR.. Tosti.
About 10 o'clock Count Naselli proposed that all
rise and drink to the health OF the Prince The
orchestra made blunder and began 10 play the
Manhattan Quickstep' and then half OF the
Italians In the room shouted for the Italian Ma
tiona Hymn. The musicians stopped playing ana
there was a pause while they made hunt Tor
the right music. When they began playing again.
the Italians got up and cheered The Prince re-
sponded in a brief speech in Italian. expressing
his thanks Captain Bertolini made another speech
In Italian and then Mayor Strong. responding to
ca lis rose and said In English that he was pleased
to welcome the distinguished guest OF the evening.
"As Mayor OF New-York, he said. II represent
about 200 900 natives OF Italy. and they need as
much looking after as all the rest of the population
OF the city H.aughter) want to say TO His High
ness that they get as much protection and care
as they could receive in Italy. Applausel believe
that some have been unfortunate and unhappy
here but I believe 80 per cent OF them are as
happy under the American flag as they would be
I'm any part of the world. l hope His Highness
will enjoy his visit In this city we'll as he has
enioyed himself In any part Of the world which he
and his companions have visited since they LETT
home.
Postmaster Dayton also made n short speech.
praising the House OF Savoy.
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THE WARD HEN coHlSo BACK.
PRECINCT DETECTIVES ASSIGNED BIT CHIEF CON-
LIN IN ALL STATIONS.

PRECINCT DETECTIVES ASSIGNED By CHIEF Gun
LIN IN ALL STATIONS
The Police Department yesterday. went back 20
the old precinct detective system which was aban-
doned at the time the Lexow Committee was In sess
SION Chief Conlin detailed patrolmen In each pre-.
cinct to do detective duty. The new system VIII 80
into effect tomorrow morning. As
There will be two detectives on duty tn the day.
time and two at night The plan proposed by the
Commissioners some time ago was TO have all the
detectives In the city under the control OF captain
O. Brien. The precinct men report at the CentreS
Office where they will have opportunity to LOOK
at the crooks who arrested. :.
II was decided last spring to re-estabsh the OLD
ward system. and. in order to test the advisabiity
of it, four men were detailed as detectives IN the
East Sixty-seventh-st and West Slxty-eghth-st
stations. 1t was thought that by having detectives
in all of the precincts there would be decrease y
crime and more arrests would be made The schemv
has proved successful and Chief Conlin has accoro.
ingly extended the system to all the precincts
throughout the city.
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FOR TIE TRIBUNE

To the Editor Of Tho Tribune
Cir. lust word Of congratulation upon the splen-
ala victory achieved by honesty and integrity ana
supremacy of law and order over rcpudaton' law
lessness and anarchy. congra."ih'iohs upon .,'o
,, ,vorL NJ The Tribune; Fluctuations upon the
edmpton of the country. and the hopeful prom
redeHPi'ohn future Grateful thanks that tho
ise iu' oinve working through the patriotic sem
i,went OF the people has rebuked sterniy ana I'M
mistakably. the spirit OF DISORDER s'r"e anu IN
surrection - = A., 1909
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+. s. WILLARD ARRIVES FROM ENGLAND

F. 9 willard arrived in NewYork on the Amer
lean liner s.. Paul yesterday morning He will stay at
the Waldorf Hotel until tonight when he will pro-
coed TO Boston to resume rehearsas of"The Rogues'
comedy" by Henry Arthur Jones. which will have
ito erst American production at the fremont The
atre on Monday November l6. This play, the latest
from the pen of the author OF The Middleman"
Mr. Wizards tenancy of the Garrck Theatre.
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MARRIED.

BoRRowE-cORBINon SATURDAY. November i ps
at Christ Church West 1slip Ions Island by the rev.
Charles r. Treat rector OF 81. Stephens. New-fork.
Anna Wheeler Corbn. youngest daughter OF the iete
Austin Corbin. to Hallett Alsop Borrowe.
OS-sELTMAN-On Wednesday. November 4. At tno
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament by the Rev. Fatnee
TAYLOR, Olga Seltman to Osvaldo Ros.
Observation-Disclosures November s. at Stamford.
Conn. by Rev. F.. II. Coey, assisted BY the Rev:
Morris Kemp Evy L.. daughter OF H. A. Perkns. and
George Sheriff.. tr.
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BRYAN TO EASTERN BTMETALLTSTS.
THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE URGES TIM TO KEuv

THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE URGES Tim TO KEN
UP THE FIGHT.
Lincoln, Neb Nov. 7.-Mr. Bryan to-day gave
out the following telegram, addressed to the d.
metallists OF the Eastern States:
I'm the hour OF our defeat send you greetineA
No words Of praise sufficiently commend You
When It Is remembered that the Eastern States
sent gold delegates to both conventions. and that
nearly all the Eastern papers were against Dimet'
allism, your fight appears remarkably creditaole;
You have shown yourselves heroic. and events VIII
vindicate the position you have taken; Sontmvs
the fight w. j. BRIAN.
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TO BOYCOTT SOUND MONEY MEN.

Louisville, Nov THE silver men of Athens.
Ky who refused TO allow sound-money speaker
TO be heard have formed an association whose
members are pledged to not employ Republican or
Sound Money Democrat In any capacity.
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FATAL EXPLOSION AT A COLLIERY.

Pottsvillc Penn. Nov 1.-The boilers at the Cen
traa Colliery, Ashland. operated BY the
Lehish Valley Coal Company. exploded this morn
Ing killing man and badly injuring four otherA
of them fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

NEW AND QUICK TIME SOUTH-CAL1FORNIA.
Commencing to-day the through New Orleans
sleeper via the Shenandoah Valley Route. Will leave
at Z d. m Sundays, weekdays $3.50 p. m: Leave
Washington, $50 p. m. Arriving New Orieans ~
a. m See new time table Norfolk & western
Railway
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,tDo ~ PdGET HAS DAUGHTER.

Mrs. Aimerc Hugh Pagei. the daughter OF VIII
lam c. Whitney gave birth 10 daughter AT 'ne
n .' go on Friday evening. Both mother and
fhi,d were reported 10 be doing well at late hour
sIarhf
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NnTFS OF THE STAGE.

Miss Mary Hampton Will take her place as the
,..' ,vouan of f. II. Sotherns company on
r.osday evening. The Lyceum Theatre engage
80, "a for two weeks more. The Lyceum Stock
T"mnany viii begin Its season on Tuesday evening"
November "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

rh tour of Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske. under
.ha management OF A. NJ. Palmer. will begin late
Art. month in Pennsylvania, and will run through
the chief cities Of the South Her play The Right
by Miss Marguerite Merington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

Notices of marriages and deaths must be -
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

ruo success OF Papa Nitsche" at the Irving
place Theatre was such that Mr.. Conried has de-
c,ded TO postpone the production OF Duchess
Ir,tzi' and announces the continuance OF the cur
rant play for this entire week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

"a
One OF the most enjoyable affairs OF the carry sea
son will be q chrysanthemum tea when VIII De given
IN aid of ST. Josephs Day Nursery. In the ballroom OF
tho Hotel San Reno. Seventy-hfth-st. and central
,rL West on the afternoon and evening Of Friday
an "a The tea will he presided over by
n,nher of Young women Of social prominence; VINO
Under the name OF the Takakwtha Sewing C,rce are
Sno,ed 10 this worthy charity. The nursery IS az NO
.o VS., Ffty-sevenih-s where large number OF
hudren are taught and cared for daily while their
parents are AT WORN
A pIeasant incident of last week was the Yea give"
49, Nrs William +. Wilmerding on TUESDAY al her
,orne M 159 West Forty-ffth-st. In honor OF MISS
IIzhetb B. Robinson. who short lime ago returned
from, Paris where she has been studying music Inc
49, .s mas assisted in receiving by Mrs. NJ. L. New
- Mira f. ~ Keith and Miss Marion Gray or
1oston Miss Robinson sang several seiec'o"s' f.
pomayne Simmons played several SOLOS some q, tne
n,,os,s were Mrs. John Zeraga Mrs Afred Dix, MIS-
,,,. Ko,ta Mrs Erben, Miss Erben Mrs. r. H.
1900, az Mrs H. Victor Newcomb. Mrs: H. Aymar
sands Mrs Lawrence Boegs, Miss Ace Ward, r MIS-
Fka t,e' Wnowles Miss Marie Brooks. the Misses
panon Reginald H. Ward and the Rev. arthur
Richie.
Tho marriage of Miss Selma Arnstein, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Arnstein' OF NO. ~ h'aS'
seventv-afth-st.. to Adolph Lieberman VIII take
MACE at $3.50 O'Clock on Tuesday ai'erhooh No.e'"-
har o. at Demonico's. At the same place. on Iues-
dav Decen,ber T. Miss Blanche Brash. daughter OF
~. ona Mrs Henry Brash. will be married to Mcr-
I'll q Weller 1t is announced that me m mar "
III Nc, vi Prctzfeld youngest daughter OF Mrs. w.
prezfeld to L. Kreigsman VII take p,a cio u, ' one
re- i,oiilroom OF the Waldorf AZ O:;W cIock oi
November 49, nv the ee R Rev AZ
ceremony, wXHnbicr OF the Temple Beth-E Fifth
knui ma seventy ixth-st will be followed by
reCeption and seated dinner
A, sberry's on Tuesday evening. November TO-
Miss Ida Strauss. daughter OF Mr. ana mrs U 10
married to BENJAMIN Marshall @ o Of syla
c,se The Rev Dr: Kaufman no hnr sTs,er's maid
Of honor
THE wedding OF Miss Emma Forbes Barnes 10
.,..,a,aer Robinson Hutchinson Will be celebrated
q, o'clock OF Tuesday evening next. q. inc NUNS
% ,he brides father. No. 235 West one-hundred-
Vi . ~. Miss Maude Barnes. sister
Of the bride will be the maid q ho SsSber ne Robert
BARNES Be me- viii be The Ishers s wa "
phrson John Ascough. ana Cnar!es Re- ~:
tn ceremony which will b performso ~ 'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

,,. weddings Of importance last week were fully
-,nad IN The Tribune. Most of them were favored
'.s nleasant weather. and the brides and bride
wa" ~ the week for the most part began their
groom. " On the matrimonial with bright sum
ourhe! he hest wishes OF hundreds of interested
.Ac
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL cULrURE.-sunday N
sth 1895 at ii:is A. mi lecture rs.r x rTof' "a ~
ave Subject: ITO What Extent Does Society II
Ethical Culture Take the Place OF CEurcnF' AL -
ierested are Invited.
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rHE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

leading social affairs Of the week were the
Inv M and the large dance given by Mrs Fred
weo~ rooaridce at her country home Springhurst.
er0~ on the Hudson. Election Day. with
a. a. sunshine and bracing atmosphere. was made
Us ~. ~ By fashionable people who still find It
the mn, 10 remain in the country Outdoor sports.
'nrss were largely INDUCED in, and nearly all
Oh e.,ng climbs in the suburbs Were well patron
the num Meadow Brook Hunt Club had most
bsd tne ride TO the hounds. and the same day
s Te S ans at SR
he am tournament. in which number Of persons
The t known in society took part including M and
Mrs re Wjlam Shipper, Mrs. Arthur Dean. Mrs.
ard MI soi,b Mrs W. \. Flagg. Miss Helen Shelton.
Elloi S ms Field and Miss Edith Cailn.
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The marriage Of Miss Alice NJ. Devoe daughter OF
Edward Devoe. of Brooklyn to Herbert Renville. of
this city will take place In Brooklyn on Thursday
pext November 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

The engagement is announced Of Miss Carolyn
Lee. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Northam
Lee and granddaughter OF the late william II. Lee
to Maitland +. Grggs.
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sPIRITUALlsM. -Materialsing stances full form ~
Saturday o'clock. 500 West 34th-st Mrs. GRAY. NJ
DEWITT HOUGH Mediums. Daily sittings 10.
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MANY THANKS

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