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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
IMPROVING RICHMOND.
Real Estate Has Shown No Decline in
Price-Contractor McHugh Busy.


The value of real estate in the Rich
mond district has kept up all through the
dull season, notwithstanding the decline
in prices elsewhere. This, to the owner
of property, is looked upon as being in
favor of the location.
A continuous line OF improvement is
being carried on all the time throughout
the entire valley by the sea. Contractor
Felix McHugh will bear tbs statement
out, inasmuch as he is kept busy making
contracts and carrying them into execu-
ton. at present be has his estimates
made and contracts secured for putting in
sewers on the following streets and ave-
nues:
Sewer on Second avenue between Point
Lobos avenue and A street; Fourth avenue,
inside OF the same boundary; large lead
ing sewer on Twenty-tirst avenue to
Clement street; Ninth avenue, between Q
and streets, leading sewer to connect
with cross-sewer, draining the newly
made ground in that section by the re-
moval of the sandhill that had been shift
ed to fill in the old Bay District racetrack.
With this necessary improvement there
still goes the sale OF real estate and
buildings.
As an authority on this subject L. 6.
Parker, who has been engaged in the real
estate business in that valley !or the past
ten years, said: ''There is one thing that
can say about the Richmond, and that's
that the price OF real estate has never gone
down, notwithstanding tendency in
other sections of the City for it to fall dur
ing the past few years. i sold few pieces
OF property few days ago at what con-
slder 10 be good price. The piece L al
iude TO is on Seventh avenue, on the
north side of Lake street, facing the pub
lie SQUIRE. The lot is 128x1i4. This brought
$500. w. +. Mclean was the purchaser
at this figure"
The paving of First avenue is progress
Ing IN sort OF way. At best 1t is only
a patched kind of pavement. One part
Is paved with basaIt blocks, while another
mas bltumen. and still another-that por-
ton from Point Lobos avenue TO d street
has the old fashioned macadamiZed COW
erlng. The reason for this is the claim
that the Ojd Fellows Cemetery Associa-
ton is not liable for street assessments,
put 1t consented TO pay for macadamlzing.
The building of new houses still goes on.
Edward Glnley is build6g two story
house on Sixth avenue, between Point
Lobos avenue and Clement street. w. j.
Appln is doing likewise on Fourth avenue,
between Clement and California streets.
Johanna Garnist is erecting neat dwell
ing on Filth avenue, between California
and Clement streets. Annie Marion has
gone out further west, and is building on
Clement street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues.
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antagonist in an easy score of 6-1. Go.
This makes the third year that she has
valiantly held that honor.
The second match of the afternoon was
no less interesting, being for the cham
ponship in gentlemen's open doubles.
Freeman and Picher played against
BumllIer and Braly. The first set. which
developed some superb playing, was won
by Freeman and Plcher in score of 81
These gentlemen increased their excellent
work in the second set and made the score
6-L. Filled with the Joy OF victory and
cheered by the audience, Messrs. Free man
and Picher again made wonderful plays.
and the third set closed with a score of
60 in their favor
Tomorrow the mixed doubles will afford
great interest,"
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
AMNESTR TO IRISH PhIS0NBRs.
Good Prospects for the Release of Five
Hen Under Life Sentence.


Hen Under Life Sentence.
LONDON, ENG, July 30-As result OF
the efforts of j ohm Redmond, the Parnell-
ite leader it is probable that the Govern
ment will soon release the five remaining
Irish prisoners, Wilson, Burton, Dalton,
Flanagan and Fetherstone, now under
going sentences of penal servitude for life
in Portland Prison.
Sir Matthew White Ridley, the Home
Secretary, has already promised to treat
with the convicted men under the dyna-
mite act of 1883. which carries maximum
penalty of twenty years IMPRISONMENT,
instead of under the felony-treason act of
1648
Deducting for "good conduct commuta-
ton" the terms OF i'm prisonment would be
fifteen years. All the five have now
entered the fifteenth year of their i'm
prlsonmeDt and there are strong hopes
of relief before the expiration sof the year,
as the result of the pressure brought to
bear upon the Government supported by
a large section of the press
1t is thought probable that the forth
coming visit of the Duke and Duchess of
York to Ireland will be signalized by the
release or all Irish political prisoners.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

The Captain of Schooner Refused a
Landing at Bcracou.

NEW YORK. N. Y, July 30-The Bril-
ish schooner Vallejo, which sailed from
this port June II with a full cargo of pro-
visions for Baracoa, Cuba, returned to-
day. Captain Kemp reports that the au-
thorities at Baracoa refused to let him
discharge The cargo. because they feared
it ultimately might find its way to the
insurgent army and natives hostile to
Spanish rule. He says the Spanish at
Baracoa wanted TO carry out Wevler's or
ders to starve the inhabitants. Captain
Kemp then sailed for Port Antonio, Ja-
maica. He was unable to sell the cargo
there, and was forced to come back with
out having sold a pound.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
MOODY RETIFAL CONFERENCE.
Immense Gathering at Northfiald, Mass,
on the ODrnin1 Day.

Immense Gathering at Northfatd, Mass,
on the OprHin0 Day.
NORTHFIELD, Mass, July 30-There
was an immense attendance Thursday at
the opening of the fifteenth general inter-
national conference for Christian workers.
This is the oldest OF the Northfield
gatherings instituted by Dwight L.
Moody. At these meetings the ma jor
Christian doctrines are presented by able
B bic students, plans and methods of
Christian work are discussed oy the clergy
and lay workers, various Christian enter
prises re repI esented and the promotion
an deepening of spiritual life are especi-
ally sought.
Special interest attaches to the present
gathering as the result OF the pre-confer-
ehee address recently. issued by Mr..
Moody, in u hich he set forth tnat the
present times are living earnest, thought
iul men deep concern, that various condi-
tions are tes estifylne 10 divine displeasure,
that crisis in National life may be i'm
minent and that the preaching of Bible
truth is the need OF the hour.
The conference will end on Monday,
August 16.
Mr.. Moody is assisted by Major W. T.
Whute, Ira D. Sankey, and George C..
Steobins who lead the music, and this
country, England and the Asias are repre-
sented among the speakers and teachers
by the following well-known divines and
evangelists: Kali Charan Banuji, India !;
Rev. w. J. Erdman, Philadelphia; P. a.
Torrey, Chicago; Rev. II. NJ. Sander. D. D.,
New York City; Rev. a. c. Dixon, D. D.,
Brooklyn; Rev. II. c. Mable, ID, Bos-
ton; W. H. Stanes and V. d. David, the
Tamil evangelist, India; Bishop J. F.
Newman, D. D., Washington, D. c.; Rev.
George H. G. Macgregor and Rev. Camp
bell Morgan, London.
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FArAL hxPLosroN At OGDEN.
HtlIfam Botoler Shockfnoly Burned and
hutiIGted.


: OGDEN, UTAH, July 3O.-This morning.
an explosion occurred in one of the houses
of the. cid Utah Powder Company in
Ogden Canyon and VIII ch are now the
property of the California Powder Works,
! by which William Bowler los: his life.
Bowler had gone up the canyon TO catch
fish for breakfast and at O. clock stepped
into the old house, where powder had not
been made for twelve years, for what pur-
pose no one knows. The explosion occurred
at 5:25 O'Clock and Bowler was blown
about fifty feet, the building being blown
in every direction. After striking the
ground Bowler was unconscious for about
five minutes, after which he recovered
and finding his clothing afre took il off.
He walked about 400 yards to lime Kiln.
where he collapsed. lie was burned from
head to foot, even his fnger-nails being
burned off. He died at $3.50 tonight. II
is supposed he went into the powder
house to get out or the rain, but how the
explosion occurred no one can tell. He
leaves wjfa and two children, one only
two weeks old,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
S7OCKTON'S WArERMELoN Run.
Terminal CITY Wherlmen Making Etabo-
rate Preparations.

1OHtNue Otty HR~efBten MAKING EtuUO-
rate Preparations.
STOCKTON, CAL July 30.-The Termi-
nal City Wheelmen intend to leave no
stone unturned 10 make the coming water
melon run on August s great success.
Chairman Steinhart OF the com mittee on
arrangements has secured the consent of
the new line steam boat company to have
the steamer Captain Weber wait at San
francisco on the evening of August
until O'Clock, thus giving the San Fran
cisco wheelmen ample opportunity TO get
away. There will be street parade here
on the morning of the sth, headed by
large band, and in the afternoon the pic
mic and watermelon feast Will take place.
Sacramento will send seventy-hve repre-
sentatives. Vallejo and Napa 100. The
southern towns viii run an excursion over
the Valley road, and the various San
francisco clubs will send large dele
cations Tne annual watermelon run of
the Terminal City Wheelmen promises to
be a star event here among cyclists here
after. Every arrangement has been made
for the comfort of the visiting wheelmen.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
NEW OIL WELLS OF TEXAS.
Sir Hundred Barrels Day tho Outftotc
at Cortfcnnu,

at Corsicana.
CORSICANA, TEXAS, July 30.-Two
more oil wells were completed to-day and
are developing a heavy flow of cruoe
petroleum, aggregating for two weeks
about $50 barrels day. There are now
thirteen flowing wells in the district
whose output is Appropriated at 600 bar
reIs, and more wells are under contract
The oil is almost the same as the Pennsyl-
vania product, and the success of the new
wells indicate that the supply is perma-
nent. The wells, with two exceptions,
are inside the corporate limits. Two
large companies are developing the fields,
one having $4,000 and the other about 3d.,
900 acres under lease. Senator Mills owns
1000 acres in what is supposed TO be the
richest portion of the oil territory.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Pacific Coast Pension.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 3o-Pen-
siohs have been granted as follows: Cali
fornia: ginal-James A. Roberts, San-
ger; Henry Lowther, Edna; John Copp,
Santa Cruz; Th omas Morgan, Antioch
Jackson r. Boggs, Jahesvile; Henry S.
King, San Francisco; Henry c. Mccall
ter, San Francisco ncTease-Liiburn A.
Williams, Escond.do. Reissue Joseph
H. Wyman, Oakland. Original widows,
etc.-Johanna Dillon, San Francisco.
Original reissue Especial, July 17)-M inor
of Calvin c. Thomas, Dimond.
Oregon: OriginaI-Joseph w. Arnold,
Ritter; Martin e. Cutler, Sculls Ferry.
Increase-EG ward Best, CASTOR.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
FRED GRANT F0R oRINA.
HIS appointment to. kiiI0 Desired by
the Commercial Travellers.

Has AppotntDIent to. Pektfl0 Destred by
the Commercial Trageters.
NEW YORK, N. Y, July 30.-It was
learned tonight that President Mckinley
was requested six weeks ago to appoint
Colonel Frederick D. Grant Minister to
China. The request came directly from
the Commercial Travellers Association,
which Republican National Chairman
Hanna anil his friends assert did very
effective work in the campaign.
One argument OF the commercial travel
ers was that the Chinese Government has
frequently given evidence of a marked
liking for Ulysses S. Grant, and Ii Hung
Chang would consider the appointment of
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Steamers to Carry Grain.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 30.-The
Record to-day has the following: Forty
steamers were yesterday chartered to load
cargoes of grain at Philadelphia, New
York, Baltimore and Newport News for
ports in the United Kingd ON and Europe,
making day IS record which. it Is claimed,
has never been euualed. To fill these
vessels Will require over 1000, 200 bushels
OF grain. During the past two weeks
charters for steam tonnage to carry over
10000, 600 bushels OF cereals abroad have
been effeet ted.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
coLoNIs4S t0h sANrA -BIAkB4RA.-
agents Purchase a Portion ffhe Famous
CoIIeoe Rnnchr -. - II

BILLIARDS. ~cA1, July. so.-AdvaIce
agents for coioay of 2qac psecsons havs
purchased that portion OF. the" famous
College ranch owned by. the Catholic
church, and surveying party is al. work
subdiv.ding The property into 'sm all LOTS
A condition imposed. u pom esch purchaser
is that he or sh- must be the ;posss ssor. of
at least $1,000. Ola residents we}comethe
breaking up of large noldingj as the be-
ginning OF better times. - : "
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
MocoRD soW AhIzosA's CHIEF.
Jnau1urated Gorer,tor In: tie :Presencs
n( g .Lar0e 4 Asse BIZ. =. -. =.

PHOENIX, ARIz. July 3o:--Governor NJ.
H. McCord was inaugurated: into Office
Yesterday with all due ceremony: The
oath was administered by Chief Justice.
Truesdale in the presence of. a large as
sembiy. In the evening an elaborate re-:
ception was rendered the new executive. ::
Among the appointments already ads
are: c. NJ. Frazier, Attorney Generals ].
torial Prisons; Dr. l. B. Ham blin. super
intendent OF the Insane Asylum Eldrid Ge
Jordan, private secretary. =:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Rutherford Painter. ssrtou, Eau.

ST. HELENA, CAL, July 3o.-W. F.
March, painter of Rutherford, fell while
painting the schooIhouse of that district,
dIslocated his shoulder and may have
sustained internal IN juries. He has re-
gained consciousness and the doctors
think be will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Dro,,,.d fn:th. Hi,,a ~, : ~:

PORTLAND. Or, July 30.-Mrs... jennie
Hammond and her young daugh Ter: " were
drowned in the Willamette River to- nj ght.
They were out in small boat with j. D:
McIvor rowing about the steamer Elder
when suddenly the steamboat Newell
came upon the nail craft, ana one OF its
side wheels seizipg it crunched it. into
atoms Mcfvor was saved OH. the wheel.
with one of his ears almost severed from
his head. ..':.- :. =. ::
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Sarift Wheek Eranta.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 3o.-The
night race meet was successfully closed
last night at the Willow Grove track. The
feature was Zimmerman's exhibition
mile, paced by quad and triplet. The
ex-champion got off well, covering the
half in 80. Then the quad got ahead and
the exertion OF catching up told on him
during the last quarter, the final time be-
ing 1857.
Starbuck succeeded in breaking the
State fve-mile record. G. S. Wells of
California kept at his heels until the fin
ish, being a good second. Starbuck's s
time was :33 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
RAGEDY 1T GLOBE,
Il Citizen Fires Into a Croud Filth a
Shotgun.

Shotgun.
GLOBE. ARIZ, July 30.-Bushrod F.
Crawford, a well known citizen of GiIa
County, fired a double barreled shotgun
into crowd of dozen by-s,anders and
pedestrians, killing Domlnick Banchi. an
Italian. outright, and wounding. two
Others. One of the latter is Joe Bunch
of Tempe, an i'm portant witness in the
famous Graham Tewksbury feud murder
case. The cause of Crawford's act was
quarrel over the use OF well, the dispute
being between the Italian, Bauchi, and
an American who was friend of Craw-
ford. The murderer has been held with.
out bonds
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Secretary sherman Improved.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 30.-Word
comes to Washington from Secretary
Sherman at Amagansett, l.. l., that his
health has improved very much since he
arrived at that place. He is able 10 leave
for Boston in day or two, and this trip
will be followed by sea voyage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

Every soldier knows that horse will
not step on man intentionally. 1t is a
standing order in the British cavalry that.
If a trooper becomes dismounted he must
lie still. Ii he does this the whole squad
ron is likely to pass over him without
doing him in iury
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
7heo,ricn, Ctrcmtt Enf,pd.d

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 30.-The
Herald says the Haymanr Frohman syndi-
cate has extended its theatrical circuit
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific. The
Colum bia Theater at San Francisco has
been secured among several Others
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Lieutenant orafton to usa.

NEW ROCHESTER,, N Y. July 30
Announcement was made to-day of the
engagement of Miss Emily Lebarbier to
William Moore Crofton, lieutenant in
the army stationed in California, who is
now here on furlough.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games in the
Aationai League and Standing
of the Clubs.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July so.-Phi

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 30.-Philadel-
phia 8, Boston7.
NEW YORK, N. Y. July 3o.-New York 3,
Brooklyn l.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 30.-Cincinnati
8, Cleveland Q.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 30-Chicago 5. Pitts
burg7.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July so.-washington
IL, Baltimore Is.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 30.-st. Louis T. Louis.
vile 8.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Gold Going TO E,4roDs.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July So.-Gold
amounting 10 $2,Soo,oOo will be shipped
to Europe on Saturday. Kidder, Pea body
& CO., have already engaged $780, 900 for
shipment on Wedne sdaY.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

Colonel Grant with the utmost favor.
The President is giving the request seri:
ocs consideration. Senator Platt is SAID
10 have no direction to the appointment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
......- ....-kNOW--..

One thing more. Sleeplessness is. weakening, :,
and were you asked TO tell the truth you would
have to admit that you don't sleep we'll
Wouldn't you? Weaker you get and we aker
every day. On you 60 down. -
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
YOU,

Yes. you think that all other: me N are NOR tai
but yourself. Make no such. mistake as that,
You are mortal, tool Why do yougo On with
those shaking and trembling hands, when they
might be steady and firm as a rock? -, =:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
..,.-DO-.......-...--,..... -......-...--,....

YOU REALIZE THAT. YOU. ARE DAILY
1 getting to that point where "Mani1ness,'"
will be gone forever? II you don't, 1t is about :
time that you woke UP from sleep, which will .
cost you your very existence some day.: 49,. :.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

Great minds will give way sometimes. but that
is no reason: for your folly and no excuse for
ing to make yourself believe it. Your m4nd
was once clear. Now -.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
-HUDYAN-

Yes HUDYAN viii clear it again, if you will
but give it the opportunity 10 do so. And
when you do get well again, remember not to
abuse the privileges that are yours. That is
the act of fools, not men.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

IUIIUUgS-
Decide 1l5 (Perknsl, to G. S-....................1
sand wne 106 (Clawson), 6 to 1.,................2
Beldemonio 115 (Tomlin), 10 to 1................S
Time, :143l. Three starters
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
--.-MAKES-.---

Strong, vigorous men, does HUDYAN, and. the
mora utterly lost the case is the more marvel
Gus seem to be the results when it is used:
Just think of the fact that 10, 600 men have
been saved by it!
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

*Saabar 1912 (Hirsch),
Oxnard 104 tThompsonG to z. .............2
Orto and SO wv apshire), II to
Time, :0s1a. Percy 1O2, Abundant ga,
Money Spinner &c. Medrica "a and orii 81 also
ran. &FaVorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
me mile. selling. maidens-

sBacheIor 81 (Clawson) to 5..............,.....1
Patchogue 102 (Thompson), to 1................2
Maho. ev a4 (OjC,onnorO 10 & ............ 3
Time, :441a. FelIche 103, Destiny &c. Flossie
81 and SatanelIa 95 also ran. *Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
Great Day for FaVorites
and Fast Travel at
Aqueduct.
SaIabar, PiIoted by Hirsch,
Wins a Selling Race in
Good Time.
Three Favorites Finish First at the
ST. Louis Fair Grounds
Course.

AQUEDUCT, N. Y, July 30.-The track
was fast to- day, and five out OF six favor
ties earned brackets
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

Yes, live men-men- sna tched out of the very;
Jaws OF death, so TO speak; and men who to-
day are full OF life, vim and vtgor.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
MEN.

To whom this is addressed should take the
pains to send for circulars and tes estimonials
cures. Why be snch q puny man? Are you
ashamed? :: :.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

One mile. selling
Burlesuue 100 (Thompson), z to 5................1
Kaiser ludwig 95 (O'Connor), to l..............2
Manassas 81 (Clawson), TO 5........... ........3
Time, 1:4312.
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Of q mile. selling
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31

Five furlongs, maiden two-year dds
*Lucid ia (Pennl, to 81. ..................1
The Upper ia (Clawson), to 2........... .....2
St Ives Il (Per >ins), to -. ..............3
Tim, :O3l4. Genaro IA, Pontifex ia, Anne
liza u Ill. "A lex Pepper Ill, Kifde Ill and Mabel
D Ill aSo ran %Favorite.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.

Rev George f. Littlefed OF Peterboro y II
will preach at the Unitarian church next sunday
morning.
The Young Peoples Christian union Of the
Uniycrsalist church will meet next Sunday even
lug at O'Clock instead Of :.
The members Of the Alliance are requested to
meet AT he residence of Mrs John & Wells on
High street, next Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
Christian Science service and SUNDAY school at
1913: class meeting Wednesday evening at 1:30
at their rooms at - Prospect STREET. All are
welcome.
The ladi : circle Of the UniverSalist church will
meet 10 tn church parlors next Thursday after
noon Business meeting at O'Clock; supper at
the usual hour.
Mrs l., f Baker will preach at the Advent
church nt 2.3O n, the last sunday for the pres
rut Subject, What resolutions should We
make Tor tnr coming year that can keep TIL
next December
Hours Of service IN st. Michaels church on the
second sunday after Christmas, jan : 1880 A.
NJ morning prayer. sermon, ami holy communion,
q NJ evening prayer and sermon. sunday
school and cat-chising, 1913 =. II
The next meeting Of thu Alliance study class
viii bee held at the reception room AT tue BrooSS
HOUSE Monday eveuiug, Jan I, at 80 o'clock.
The subject is College Settlements; paper by Mrs.
charles Dun am. All members ana lrltnus are
.ordlally invited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
Rarrianfs.

In West Brattlt boro. Dec 81. by Rev J II.
Rabbit. Lewis W Potter Of Brattleboro and Miss
Georgia Bell Crowel II pany. n. y.
In Rochester. y. y, Nov -, by Rev A. W
Hayes assisted bv Rev. Clarence Barbour Rev
Harry T. Harmed of ,ndville and Miss eann4tt,,
Bygrave of Rochester
In Bellows Falls. Dec. 30, by R-v Father Rev.
noldS, Palsy CLAIR Of Boston, Mass and Mar
Wales Of Bellows Fails
In Mortified, Mass Dec 30. by Dr. c. [ SEQ.
field. Elsie Duncan ot Northhri and Arthur " .
\ ale Of Philadelphia. Pa
In Warren, Miss, Dec p bv Rev Olney
Darling Of Adams. Hobart Karl Whitaker OF Brat.
tleboro and Miss N-lhe Maria Comins Of Warren
In Putney. Dec -. 10y Rev +. W WiswAll Geo.
Z BrockNav Of Warner y H., and Miss Iuez VI
Dodge 81 Putuey.
In Bernardstou. Mass Dee g. Frank NJ Parm.
eler OF O. Mass, and Miss Emma L. Oakrs Of
SaNtuus River
In Lryden. Mass Dec y, by Rev W T. Miller.
assisted by Rev W T. Hale. \. Gilbert q allure. OF
Guiltori and Miss Edith Leila Severance OF Ley
den
In East W--tmor,lard. y. H. Dec % by Rev
terrified, aud Miss Gertie y Towne OF Westmore-
land.
Ia Amherst. Mass Dee % by Rev. A. l.. Squier.
J Merton oliver of Salem y y and Miss DAISY
Ruth Merritt Of Amherst. Mass, formerly Of Hins.
dale, II
In HinsIale. y II Dec &c. by A II. Latham.
ESQ Henry W. Grliiin aud Miss Florence Whit.
nrl, both Of West Halifax
10 HnSiale, y H.. Dec "a by Rev H. f.
Parker Charles Ii II LangIll- and Miss Mary A
Spencer, both OF Husdalr
In West Rupert. Dec. >. James VI Goulding Of
81 Louis Mo- AMI Julia l.. Becbee of West
Rupert
In Plausburs y y, Dec 10. by Rev Hobart
Cook John Wilson OF Platts6urg. aud Miss
Myrtle }. Ellis Of Brattleboro.