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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CorN-
RI OF NEW YORK MARY H. law
RENEE. A. ENEEUTRiN. AND Jt'aE,
MIAH J. CAMF.ON. A. ~ - . .o!s. y.
THE LAST WILL AND TEs rAMENL oF
BRYAN LAWRENCE. Dc 'EASEn. PAN,
OTHERS Defendants.
H. pursuance * Judgment * ,o.s-
closure and sa., made and entered II tas
Gooy" entitled action. AMI bearing GAo
the 18th day ~ March. l>9>. !, The UNDER
signed the Referee In sad judgment
named. viii sell AZ public auction az n:
Nea York Real Estate SaiesFoom ~ ~
broadway. Borough 81 Manhattan. IN ~
CIV 4 Sew York on Wednesday. me wa
daN Z April 1895 az - o'c.ocS nooa u
tnat i1N hy BRYAN t. Kennedy. Aue-
ilonecr. the premises IN said Judgment
m.nti nei ana therein described as io!-
lows ,
All those certain lots pieces r parcels
y and know and distinguished on Ger
tain map entitled MAP II properties SIT
tated 10 the Ciiy ~ New York. belonging
10 "a. estate Z Sarah Taiiman. deceased
~ surveyed AMI laii out into lots FEB
riary. 1865 10y \. y. AMI ". Even. CIV
surveyors uiei In the office o, tae
Register 90. tie city and County o.. New
York. b. the Numbers l'6 49, l6s ane
.Lg Wh.Dh taken together are bounded ana
described a. ;0.iOWs. VIZ, beginning al .
point o.. the \orihcTy side 4 Sky:
seventh street. distant four hundred aaa
twenty iNe faet Westerly from the NortA.
westerly corner - y-seN"nth Street ana
amsterdam. Formerly the Tenth. Avenue
thence running Northerly parallel VIA
Amsterdam formerly the Teath. Avenue
one hundred feet five inches . the centre
Inc az the block between sixty seventh
and SIXTY eighth Streets thence running
Mssterl, along said centre line one nun.
Gred feet. thence Southsrly and para.a
With Amsterdam. formerly the Tenth,
Avenue one hundred feet nse inches % 10:
Horthcr,y side 4 Sixty seventh street ana
thence Eastrily a.ong the Northsrly sac
II sixty seventh Street one hundred lees
- the point n place Of h"Alnning
Dated New York. March -. lsfs
EUGENE II. POMEROY.
RelsgeA
WILLIAM G. ORR.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
No II Chambers Street.
New York city
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FORECLOSURE SALES


westerly lire Of Second avenue, dl,,.sa.
twenty (20) feet and ten nU inches nc..sss
ely from the northvesteriy corner 80 nn>
Hundred AMI Ninth street and Second ~. ons
nue.. running thence nDrtherly. alone Sr
end avenue. twenty (2D) feet. thence 80, 80
cry. and part % the way through a
wall. eighty $50 feet. thence son,b-HV
twenty t2o) feet. and thence aastarIv
part II the way through another n aaa
wall. eighty 500 feet T. the point or nv
n beginning 10 the said several dirracs
sionI more or Joss. Being the same n,.n
ICES known as No. 2l23 Second aysn,,s
New York CITY. ~
Parcel =. An that certain othsr l..
piece or parcel Of and. with the hui,sIn,
thereon erected. situate. lying and hs,as
~ the Twelfth Ward ~ the city q, NJ
York. and bounded and described a, ,e,
lows. viz Feginninc at a point on ~.
westerly side 81 Second avenue. dIs,..s
eighty $50 feet and ton 00l inches nor,a
civ from the corner formed by the In,s.
s"ction 81 tho nOrtheriy side Of One Uv.
dreI and Ninth street with tho wes,sr1..
side ~ second avenue. running thsn.,
ve-toriS. and parallel with One Inns,S
and Ninth street. eighty $50 feet. ths,ea
norrherly and parallel Wit. Second 49,
nue., iweni3 t-o feet. thence ea>-rlv -
narallei with one Hundred and N,n.S
street.. eighty (NDl feet n second avs,aui
thence southerly. along Second ays,a.'
twenty t2D feet 70 the point or place :,
beginning. sad premises being known ~
the street Number 2l29 Second avenue
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,5onG Street

The approximat. amount Ok tie zen %
charge - satisfy which this properly -
10 he solt IS SIS 1872 Il. Si,h Interest ron
March 10Th l>gs. besides costs ana Slow
anc- amounting - s32' -. WA in',trss
from March I'm. ISIS. art tie ehiehses
Of the sale estimated az sl1' ."e -
nro,tr,,e amount OF taxes. assess HsenO
and other Hens upon the property, WIKI u.
terest to Apr, l2'h. l~">. TIE cAir IKEA
FOR the sale thereof. which WIKI fustaer
interest thereon - the safe y losing
the sal. ~ said property are 9 - al
lowed 20 the purchaser out ~ th- pufch@ss
money. OF which are 10 he pad hy ne
Referee Is sS24 81
EDW MrEULlNG. Referee.
LEE & LEE. Piaintifis Attorneys
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions "a
The Tribune received at Ihet .prcr,h
OF 3lst st. until > o'clock y. M ao,e.s
tlsemcn,s received at the following n.ts,ocS
offices at regular office rates until so9t's,.:
y. Ia. vi. "a sth-ase.. : e. COZ an.
1852 6th-a,e.. cor. 18Th -st.; Mac, . nsu
ave. and l4th- St. li2 Couuibus-aNe.. am
West Goth St. 100 West 42l- ST.. nsas IT. A..
ave % East it,hst.. 2JI IVES. am
between 5th and sth ayes. lD 'ss, ;;,h
st.: .33S 81 ave. between 'Jth ans is.-
cts. i.026 I'd ave. near Cist -s'' near tis,-
ave near sgth- 81. ,iin 81 ave-. ~: as5
81. 55a 3d-ave. al0 Bieecser -, nth
Rleeckcr- n. zoos 3d-avc.. 2p las az AM
ST: 1921 sd-ave. :. $50 3d-a.e''
sterdam- ave 400 West t.d-sI
ave, near s9th-st.: ESQ 3d-avs"
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61th Street.
Above Is a diagram OF the property 70 "
sold. -.
Note The approximate amount o' 70.
lien or charge up II the real property abo's
described g. satisfy which This SAFE
made is 81. 2ss ~. with interest thefe0"
from March aSth. 1905. ~
Note The approximate amount OF mai
assessments and other liens upon the 20
property which are % Ice allowed 70 -"
purchaser out II the purchase mon'y a.
which are u be- paid by the Referee
S2u5. .oo
Dated New York. March G;h, ls?S
EIGENE II. rOMERof.
WeiereA
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No. .I6 Avenue II.
Avenue II.

The foregoing a.r diagrams 81 parcels
Number 3 AMI Number u.
Parcel Number . Is suhJec, 10 IA mortgage
FOR 5000. and intcrrs, rom October i1tn.
1897. The approximate amount Of the
liens, FOR taArs hni ''roton water rents.
Is St16. H. with interest.
Parcel Nc. Il H. subject to mortgage
for ST zoo. aud interest from November
18Th. 1891 The Approximate amount ot
tie Hens for taxes. Wai"r rents ana as
easements Is s31a with Interest.
Parcel I. IAN that certain other lot.
piece or parcel ~ land. situate. lying and
being In the Twelfth Ward. In the city 81
Now York. and bounded and described as
follows. viz: Beginning a. q point on the
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No. $50
Tenth 81.
No. 3sT
Tenth ST.
10Th Street.

loth Street.
her 3 and humber Parcel W j. sub
jec' - mortgage Or S"V,o. AMI inter
.s' from January Is. l>"N tn" approx
mate amount = lens for taxes and .r1ion
water rents On parcel Number Is sac 90
with interest
Parcel Number j. suniec, . a mort
gag" Tor 81. orn. and interest from January
LIST. lSoS. Also g. moltgags - 81 tT'.
and interest from November - 1874
The Approximate amount u the liens cor
taxes and Croion water rents on parcel
NJ. IL S4a5 - with interest.
There IS also a sale for unpaid assess
ment on November 20. is+i. SO IL with
Parcel > Also. AN that certain ~.
pieoe or parcel u land. Win the built,
tcing In tho Eleventh ward ~ the 'IY
= New York. bounded and tsscr bed "a
follows VI beginning nt poin' on the
westerly siie = Avenue e. distant on"
hundred ard ono l0n ;ee' n0rfhras'e.l
from the nor'hwes'crly corner ~ Twelfth
street ami A'sp.Ie e. and A. thu centre o,
a party wall between m" buildings erected
on The premises hereby conveyed and 'h"
building Immediately adjoining he same
on Tia" s1ufhwnsfefiv sd. running thence
n'rthwe-teclv. and partly through me zen -
trc - party wall ana parallel with
Twelfth street seventy t.N Zoo thence
noriheasierly. and parallel with Avenue g.
twcf ~ i've co feet. thence -,.ufn sast"rlv.
hrl partly through the cen't" - party
wall and parallel wiki Twelfth street. s'V
enty ,1Ol feet 20 the said Westerly side r
AVenu. e. and thence snuthwesteily.
along tho westerly side %, Avenue .
twenty i've 90 feet 10 the 9oir; 90 place
= beginning. now known "a ". 2D1 Ave
uue g 'he walls - either side ,, said
hous" being part, walls"
Parcel & "Au that certain other lot. piece
ar parcel 81 land. with the buildings erected
thereon situate. lying and heins On the
westerly side ( A,eng" between Sin
tecnth and Seventeenth streets. IN the
Eighteenth Ward - tho CITY u New
Nnii which is bounded arl described ~
follows W.. Rcgina'ng a. point IN the
westerly eide Z Ayenu" r. Aforesaid Us
ian' forty three ti3l feet r0itheik from
the nofihW"stcrly corner NJ SiN'cen'h
street and AV"uu" II. ana running thence
n"r'herlv. along nm" said wesi"lN ~id" -
Avenue II. twenty as t.fl fec thence
westerly. "a limo parable, Win SiN'""nih
'trcrt aforesaid. seventy ,1n f"'; and SIX
80 inches. thence soutlcilN. on "A line
parallel with Avenue T.. twenty SIX go
fr"' and thence casierly. IN "A line paral
~ 9Th SlN'oenih strec' aforesaid seventy
Go) feet and six 90 inchc, - the point or
place q beginning
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WORK WANTED.

GOVFRSESS. COMPANIONS or SEt'RT-
TARY An educated. wcll-tred young
woman. WIN e,.uc social eNqeg.enr-. and
musical. highest references. ". NJ Il.
Tribune Once.
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roRECLOsrRE SALES.


Ta,h iSos together WITH costs. disbrrse-
l''n IA Allowances, amounting %
ILL., q, a., ,,,aras, and the expenses OF
siio'o" an. ."s-r..,xtyoo,e amount u the
sale ana thp my. ,axss ,y,.,er rates
charges OF Hr's, % - fn,ares, thereon
etc; thereoh. - Soyi,,'' .oiI subject 10 a
The premises WI ~ ooo y.l,b interest
prior mor,-hk W los 1907
thereon iIuii HuS ,tr,M Pererce
hA"ifi' I. i-> - ----------
---,- --7nr- er.pprMr COURT NEW
=, 49,, Iobn Conper, plaintiff.
rDrh ,uai,o ,noner and others. de
afaihS, "'"''''
T., ,,ureu,rce of an ln,er.lcvtorN iH!t
IN pursual,t,,, amt sale bearing date
nl'"t ,, 81. ba, - varrt I>,,s and entered
tne 80 GAP " 30 ,rerk ~ he county n
~ tne "l'''' W ~ nn,h Tav =. Narcn. 1895
NcN 'In' n we ~, ~ - judgment,
!. the nnferslgh,'' r'l.r u, n,,t -, m,
ramei. VIII seli A. Pu"''S I~,'',,,, gum,
New ork H'il r.S",r ~ nornuoh 81
her III bi"a'"'E' ~ ~ Yrrk IN
Mahnhl'ah; ~ An iSos n, - O'Clock
the z-'1 I't 81 ~. r. ',,,s y, q P-vor.
noon on nm ''"f ~, -. io1.r,hsd In "a 4
auctl h""iS' ''r ~
Judgment rs .o,"Ns .ot. T., ,toce or
Parcel J. Al mat ~ ~, -, ,,,
parcel ~ land. Win N" n"i'uiik 'n ia L.
prOvcm'nia thereon sltu''' u as ,,,",.,,,.
ing on N" scuiherly sile 81 h"u,1..'
street. between 'io"ick ana hantln N.'....n.
I'm the Eleventh Ward OF the 'lty OF ~"
York ard hounlel and described as iH-
lows, VIZ: beginning AZ point 'l w
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RISINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER -Nartci. bringing 81 600 -
launch new architectural invention
destined u MAKE a hit In The =. lie Of New
York. refer noes ch"erfully given. BAL
lrYS Il 7Otoucal-st
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MESSENGER. ~ young man. q. col
orel. best reference willing and oblis
ing W SMITH - 9Th ave
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MARRIED MAN. 20. desires position At
anything willing honest and roher. worry
best references must have work Address
e. s. BOX 30. l2I7 Broadway
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ENGISEEK wishes position. IS Years ref
erence. strictly sober. hotel. factory OF
e;eain heated Hats city o- country.
WAXING 40 East I'm
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


CoOK.-By FIRST c.ass cook. city or coua-
try. understands soups. meats and all
kinds Of desfsrta. good baker. best OF city
reference. 2Ul Vest Seth ct.
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

.-------~ 49,. 90 ~,
III r. it''t ~ '' '"'-, y d.. az -
YORK ny me e'"., q 80, 49,. ,r"' ena n u
OlI,r1 Annie -. 'oaH'r Mar
Sands Agr"s n. flt- 'r"'" p'd''a
You ani Zach o; you are hereby ctea
ard required l'fe lnaly 70 be ana appear
tc,ore Robert Z. p"'o. Es1, the Referee
appointed in 80" matter 81 ID" ''i'p,"''I'
A,'olntng 4 I~"ls + silva and an,
Other. a. execute ~ -" .',, ~ I.'
Testament - Hugh ", '""end'r O.
ceased. - examine me '.'n' ~ 80
l>"i~ +. >1ft 90 sur ~ 4.''. "iu' =.
termin~ al que ,''h' AZ. r'N| ~" -
settlement -tii 3. .'N" az .' r''
10 hr .n'"'g ,,e
Manhattan. '.iF ~ N'N l'iN. on NV
-Nil GAY ~ NAY. 49,. ~ '"i'' 20
ne af,ern'on "a ,hn' da, 4"a . a. I'm
other YIN" ana I.n." "s HA.i
may then - adjourned 20. :, attend ne
sad accounting ana sl'N = i'i As are
hereby cited a, arr nnf~r a." ~" - q
years are require % appear uy your guar
dian. y yoI Ray" one. 'r f'H hasr
""1r'',,'".re p, ~, -. "a guardian vii. BE-
APPOINTED by TIE surrogate 20 represent
ana a., f,r yoI 81 '.- proceeding
In testimony whereof We nav" caused
the ,.tl y the Surrogate t0urf o., TIE
Sfste o., New YORK ?. le h.reunfo afnUe..
vct,es. lion t.-.r. Z Fitzgerald sur
,,s,,. = or -aii county. A. TIE Borough
a., Mammalian. ,ftv 4 sea York on th-
oD,h d,y ~ M4rrn. ~ the ,.ar o, our
I.rt pn. thousand eight hundred AID
nfnst, eight
FAIRFAX NcI.ATGHLIN.
Seal Clerk q th~ SUR gaies NpuTt.
CORNELL. SARAH An PURSU-
snce u an order Of Hon. Frank T.
Fitxperali aprIOsat> OF the City and
County u Nh YORK
Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons
haviu. claims against Sa,ah A Cornell.
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no. 2ic3 seconi Avenue
E scond Avenue.

Second Avenue.
The foregoing are diagrams OK parcels
Number and Number :. Far 81 No. 10
subject 10 a mortgage for ;, 90. ana n
tersst from January ION. ls9N. me APP
.,rn,iuste amount Of the liens for axes
and water rents is s+iI.G5 with Interest.
Parcel ~. : rs subject 20 a m ristse fof
$500. and interest from January lO,a.
1895. The Approximate amount ~ me leas
for taxes and water rents Is s'2l.lO with
interest. NO.. ,eoe
Dated New York. March 30th. 1898.
DONALD MCLEAN
PETER EAGAN. Referee.
Plaintiff Attorney.
239 Broadway. New York ely.
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STORAGE.

~<~~~-~7~~~-~|~"~~~
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. l65-l01-I6s IVES; 3oi-st Stor-
eye moving Telephone 1Ci 3sth-st.
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BOOK SELLERS.
CARPET CLEANING.

-~~~~oc~~N~o~-->>-coD o~o~o~~~~NNN~~~.~~~
CARPETS cleaned oy steam. BY hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. l.5Js Broadway. 42l Fast iS;h-s,..
COE & BRANDT. Te.. l323Sth
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. 1873 West
S2t-st. near 6tn-ave.. established 1892.
Steam carpet clearing and feather and
hair renovating works. thorough and sat
..factory: also carpets fitted made over
and relaii
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Il PUBLISHERS.

WHAT can my child Do hest 70 earn
living and win onward happiness
Phreno,ogv Is a reliable guide FOWLER
< WELLS co. - East 2ist-s,
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>|>N>o>>o~~o>o>">c>>~>o~ o|>-~>o>1>o>0>o~">~>|>
BANKDOOX No. ?S7.76s O. ne Union
Dime Savings Institution r. missing
ANY person having c.nlm 10 Il = hereby
called upon - present the same within ten
DAYS ~ submit - having said pnssbo x
cancelled and p now one issued
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DRESSNANIvG.

DRESSNANIvG.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING Hotel orders
in "a hours. unique cesi KS. tailor suits.
dinner and evening gowns At moderate
prices: estimates given Mrs VI ELROY.
A. East 1lth-st between Broadway and
University Pace.
DRESSMAK Err Ladies spring dresses
perfect IT: lowest prices all styles
ROY 233 East 5Gth-st
DRESSMAkER .-First-class VIII 20 out
BY day or work home. rerfec, style and
f., hest reference dress Mss HEN
MESSY 239 Wes' liiI 81
NINE. MARIL. ll2 Tes, i7th-st Every
description summer GYMS Paris designs
exclusively: moderate prices. short notice
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NACHINEN1

AT REDUCED PRICES.-jor secondhand
wood AID iron working ma hines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE y. EDDY. 39s Madi-
s0r-st
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49, ~~~IC~NSo~ cSI.~%|>-.oON1~ -
SEND ts your Old gold jewe.ry. &c We
send certified check for fu.. va.ue there
81, Bank reference Estsbl shed 1872
GEORGE y JOYCE 80 Fulton st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
CARMINE- ST., 25.-SI 50. sunny. nea.
room for gentleman; private house: ref
eyences.
.HvISO ILAACE. N.-Ccrn-r building.
every room heated: every Improvement:
best locati~n.
lI0HT. comfortable rooms all CONVEX
-ences suitable .or one or two. l.s"l
L<x.rgton-ave. ncer ii1tn-st
NADISON-AVE.. 72.--An attractive well,
furnished parlor ncOr Cor rent. with pri-
vats breakfast " desired
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HOARD AND ROOMS.
olST ST. ~ EAST.
DFSIEABIE ROOMS.
c..bar, axDocr-e r.Fere0ces

MANUFACTURER OF Billiard and Pool
Tables; reasonable prices. easy terms
A Y MARX BROS. l24 East 14th-st.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-13
Badly Mixed Up.

Two grocery wagons and Chinese
vegetable wagon became punched on
Florence street this morning and one
of the grocery wagons received con-
siderable damage. E. B. Elliott, who
was in charge Of Price Bros wagon,
said that he had just entered house
on Florence street and had left his
horse and wagon close to the gate. He
heard an unusual noise and returned to
his wagon just in time to see one OF
Slack's grocery wagons crash into 1t.
The two horses started In mixed-up
condition across the street where they
overlook a Chinaman with q wagon
l. ad of vegetables, and the three
horses and wagons became hopelessly
tangled. Show we all got out as east
ly as we did, said Mr.. Elliott, 81 can't
understand, but it seems my wagon
was the only one damaged. The
Chipaman was the first one to find
himself, and he started 1T q lively rate
down the road with everything appar'
emily in good condition. Slack's v ag
on was next to leave without any Wis
ible damage, but here am headed fol
III blacksmith shop with a badly dam
| a0ed wheel -
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-13
The Big Race.

The boys are making every effort to
assure the complete success of the
Fourth of July bicycle race. A list of
entries will be printed tomorrow.
Everyb body is invited to come in under
the handicap rules, and names will be
entered at any time at McCutchson,
Payne & Cos or Mcdonald & Tan
ner's.
The bicycle which will be given as a
prize has been secured from McCut-
cheon, Payne & Co. 1t is q During
"Swell Special" The time prize is a
fine gold medal, which has been douat-
ed by Mcdonald & Tanner
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-13
RuSh.Bent1ey.

At the Myrtle street Methodist
church last night Miss Emily Rush
was married to Eldred Bentley of Chi
cago. At the conclusion of the even
ing song service Miss Kate Moore be-
gan the wedding march upon the or
gan. AS the groom and his best man
E. Harland Irwin, entered at the front
of the church, the bridal procession
marched up the aisle from the rear.
Three little girls, Halle Irwin, Pearl
Pennimau, and Winnie Rowe, prettily
dressed in white organdie trimmed
with pink ribbons, scattered flowers in
the aisle. Following them came the
bride and her attendant, Miss Stella
Morrison. Both wore simple gowns of
white organdie. Miss Harrison wore
q pink sash, while the BRIDES was of
white. Both carried roses.
The church was very prettily de-
corated. Green bou9hs were festooned
all around the room, and under these
we're festoons of pink and white bun
ting, making very pretty effect.
Potted plants were used about the
platform and the organ to advantage.
In one corner was . large screen OF
green vines intertwined with roses.
After the ceremony the couple re-
ceived the congratulations of their
friends. They then went to the home
of the brides father, on Myrtle street
They leave today on the Texas and
Pacific
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-13
County Commissioners.

This morning at ten thirty the icoun.
ty commissioners court met. All we're
present. The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved. The fret
matter taken up was that Of sending
persons with contagious disease to the
county hospital; it was finally decided
and ordered that Superintendent Kerr
DE notified not to receive any such per-
sons.
Judge Harper then presented the
court with the bills of collections by
him, which amounted to $989.35. The
court accepted and approved the
amount. The matter of appointing a
chief overseer of the island irrigation
system was then brought up. There
subject resulting in the appointment
of Sisto Sslcido, with an assistant.
Monico Sanchez. The court then ad-
journed till two o'clock.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-13
Birthday Party.

On Saturday afternoon last little
Miss Stella Goodman entertained her
young friends with birthday party.
The little folks one and ell had . good
time and wish Miss Stella many more
as happy days as was last Saturday.
Those who were therelwere: Vivian
Drummer, Elsie Kohlberg, Amy
Schultz, Leo Kohlberg, Walter
Kohlberg. Ethel Brown, Lii
ian Crawford, Marguerite Jacobs,
Hilda Jacobs, Irene Jacobs, Rosine
Symnoe, Jennie Blumeuthal, Pauline
Fatman, Ellie Matthias, Joseph Fat
man. Hattie Matthias, Estella Drummer,
Sylvan Kayser, Logan Campbell, Ma
rian Campbell, Louise Blumenthal,
Herbert Kohlberg Israel Goodman, and
Carl Goodman.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-13

Rev. W. Millican of the Bsptist
church leaves today with his family
for q vacation trip. They will visit
Fort Worth and Dallas, and at
tend the state B. Y. P. o., and Sunday
school vacation.
Miss Alice Davis and her brother
Lamar have returned from school to
spend their vacation at home. Miss
Alice has been attending school ut
Sherman, Texas, and Lamar has been
at Bryan at the Agricultural aud Me-
chanical school.
DR.. o. G. McEwen, OF Mound, Valley,
Ksns. has permanently located in Ell
Paso; at present, he has an Office at 405
Ell Paso ST. The.Dr. has just come from
Newly rk. and Pbila. where be receiv-
ed special instruction in surgery; ehe
will give special attention to surgical
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-13
AIanOGOrdO.

]. A. Eddy, in talking of his trip to
the end of the line, said AlamogordO
has q fine outlook at present and there
will be one of the prettiest little towns
in the country. On last Saturday q
brick yard started up and Ia now in
active operation. They have not yet
turned out their first kiln but expect
to do so at an early date. The brick
will be of.the prettiest red color and
there is also a yellow clay in the vici-
Mr.. Eddy stated that tho lumber
people were pushing thinge . o1g, and
that they had set aside about eighty
acres for their mills. AS soon as the
machinery arrives they will begin
work putting il in position.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-13
La Luz Excursion.

The HERALD'S reporter was stopped
Labor this morning and asked if it was
generally understood that the picnic
tickets for the third OF July from Ell
Paso to La Luz were good for return
on the 9Th and 9Th, and not knowing
definitely, the HERALD'S man went to
the White Oaks people to find out.
Gen. Supt. Greig answered emphstical-
ly that they were not. The tickets
were good for that day only, Is tho
rate is so cheap that it could not be
done otherwise.