New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
NETWORK CITY.

Acting Mavor Jeroloman was called upon yes'e'-
day morning marry a couple IN the Ni"''
Office The bride Miss Sophie de uuei"' VI
No IS East Ninety-Hrs.-st and the bridesroo" @
Alfred Iorand Lustig Of Providence. X. l. Inc
frs; part OF the honeymoon was spent IN iooA'"e
at the pictures in the City Hal.
The Republican Organization Of the XXIHth A.
sembly District has adopted resolutions expressing
regret for the retirement Of Edward Lau'e' 'pa.
from the presidency OF the Republican Oo"''
Committee and also expressing nope ior III,
snoedv recovery OF his wifes health. An engrossed
CODY of the resolutions Will be presenter W .'.
Lauterbach tomorrow at his office IN "hha'h-S'
Colonel ". F. Cody ('Buralo Bilr) sent a tele-
gram Yesterday from London. Ontario. to his per-
sonal representative, Carter Couturier, NO 10
Smith-st Brooklyn. in which he said: 'The hpei-
lous rumor that I had gone TO the happy nuH'iHs-
ground is utterly without foundation. ana trust
YOU will see that It is promptly contradicted as II
Is calculated to fnjure my business. ! never was
In better health. and cannot imagine how such
report has gained currency
Among the arrivals on the steamer 81. LOUIS
Friday evening wer. Mrs. L. T. Powell and her
daughter. Miss Ethel Powell. 1t Is Mrs. Powelrs
intention TO spend the summer with her sister at
Elberon, y. j.
New-York Day at the Tennessee Centennial and
International Exposition. at Nashville. has been
set for October l3.
Gerte Horn the four-year-old daughter OF Nor
ris Horn a presser Of No 10 Essex-st. was killed
in front OF her home last night by horsecar or
the Avenue 3 line She playing in the street
The driver arrested, but "tnesses asieeo
that he not TO blame.
There was n report in the city yesterday that
ex-President benjamin Harrison would arrive on
on early evening train from the West, and remain
over night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. on his way
TO his summer home in the Adlrondacks. and as n
result there were many inquiries for him at the
hotel last evening. It was said at the hotel. how
ever that General Harrison not expected
there and 1t believed that he was going direct
his summer home without coming to the city.
Brazil. whose wheat supplies have of late years
been obtained from the Argentine Republic has
in the last week drawn from the United States
10000 bushels Of wheat 1000 bushels Of which are
for seeding purposes.
Friends Of the late Rev DR. william 8. Lang
ford. genera! secretary Of the Domestic and For
eign Missionary Society OF the Protestant Eps-
copal Church. who died suddenly several days ago
while staying at Twilight Park. In the Catskill
Mount have suggested that fund In honor
OF the memory OF the late clergyman be raised
and presented to his widow DR.. Langford left a
large family, with exceedingly small estate az
its inheritance It is proposed that fund OF
so 900 be subscribed by the rich men In the Epis-
copal Church. to which he devoted his life and
that the income Of this amount be given to Mrs.
Iangford every year for her support and that Of
her children The proposition to establish such n
fund was made Immediately after the funeral at
Bayonne. y. J.
The trustees Of the Edgcwater Creche formerly
known as the Bartholdi Creche) acknowledge with
many thanks the following contributions since July
I. Mrs Charles A. Runk. s.; Mrs. Thomas II.
neuche so: Mrs G. W. Ogden. $40: Miss Mary F.
Ogden. $40: c. w Ogden. 80: Miss Emily Redmond.
s3: william b. Lent. slo Mrs. C. c. Black. IS:
"A H." x5 Mrs. j. w. Auchincloss, slo y. A.
w, b." IS: "In Memory Of Peter Richards" so;
Misc A. J. Mccoy 81: William C. Schermerhorn.
sas. Mrs BENJAMIN Kii,redge. so; -. d. p" Seo;
Mrs Robert Bayes No and Mrs. A. r. Matt
lage. &.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE LAW.
rh. Building Trades Section Of the Central Labor
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