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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
REFTSFD A RELICENSE.
NATIONAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF HARTFORD
CANNOT DO BUSINESS ~ THIS STATE

Albany. y Y. June li-Superintendcnt OF lnsur-
ance Pawn has notified the officers Of the National
1lse Association Of Hartford Conn, thht re-
naval certificate 81 authority or license hu'h"'H-
ing the association 10 transact me business '' "S-
-, ne. Insurance In this State for the cur
ro,, rear v.ill no, issue from the Department Inc
supcr,ntendeni advises tho officers ma tnry mus
=, ,ca r"tlfv an ~ their agents n discontinue ~"
s'lrf.atlou Of business in This STAT" ana 'hni inc
oni,. nusIuoss which they can hereafter carry On
iH -, ~ Incident 20 the collection % premiums
r aseosenents as same fall due. from me eAls'lhs
nolcy holders In New YORK , . .,,....,o
,bie oeeocaf lion on tho ground that itS pocy con-
,rac,s are OF such a character as TO unnecessn'l
islead tho nsurlng public. In that the ordinary u
sm,lr u,oud naturally take the policies hs Iui.
ING insurance for stated premiums. ana "ou 20 IT,
,,,donf informed the officers that. IN MS opinion;
BE- hest interests Of the citizens or ms stare VIII
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
DIRECTORY OF VOLUNTEERS.
NETWORK TROOPS.


WHnswoR RI oG %s% York a. D. - = "''
REGIMEXT. i.t. eompanies L. l. X. I. and Mort
REGIMENT. I,t. compani.. O ana H-GovERNoR's
REGIMENT: 2d-TAMPA. Fla
REGIMENT 8d-CAMP ALGER. Falls Church Va.
REGIMENTS sth. 9th. 18Th and i4th-cAMP THOMAS
Chl,kamaugs. Ga.
REGIMEN: 22d. cornpanie. A. c. and K-FoRr
SCHUYLER. New-York
REGIMENT: 22a. Companies p and fort sLo-
ras'iy I'm Tesineno~wIiIETS POINT New-York
REGIMENT An. Companies A and E-DCTCh
ISLAND. Rhode Island.
and M-FORT ADAMS Rhode Island.
REGIMENT: e5th-CAmP ALGER. Falls Church. Va.
REGIMENT: C9th-TAMPA. Fla.
REGIMENT: 7lst--ON BOARD TRANSPORTS.
TROOP A--CAMP ALGER. Falls Church Va
TROOP C-CAMP ALGER Falls Church Va
NEW-JERsEY TROOPS
REGIMENT: ist CAMP ALGER. Falls Church. Va
REGIMENT: 2d-JACKsONvILI.E. Fla
HhG FSR , g coROaS,ss 4 D. E. O. H. and
aEGIMENT: 80. Companies b. F. L and I-PoMPToN
LAKE y. J.
CONNECTICUT TROOPS.
REGIMENT: lst COMPANIES A. D and H-FoRT
KNOX. Bucksport Me
"SgIMI2T ls. Company B-GUIL ISLAND. New
REGIMENT: is,s. Company c-FoRr CONSTITUTION.
Portsmouth. " n.
SEcIMENT: lst. Companies and PLUM ISLAND.
New-YOrk.
hheIMENr: Let Companies and K-FoRT PREDIE.
Portland Ne.
LIGHT BATTERY A-NIANTIC CONN
HEAVY BATTERY C-NIANTIC CONN.
NAVAL. kFsERy E-NIANTIC. CONN.
HEAVY BATTERY B-FORT GRIswOLD Groton Conn.
sfort slocum Is Davd's Island. Long Island
Sound
rFort Schuyler is on Throg's Neck. Borough of
The Bronx
nWillets Point is on Long Island. Borough OF
Governors Island is in New-York Harbor. The
'ort Is known as Fort Columbus.
pnOrt Hamilton Is on Long Island. Borough OF
Richmond
Fort Hancock is on Sandy Hook N J.
Letters for soldiers in the field should be ad-
dressed plainly. Name rank. company and regi-
.Aent should be stated. The Of the State
ron which the organization comes should always
~ gwen. because there may be regiments in the
humber ~ '"'' S ""'''e '''' ~
PROPER form OF address:
JOHN DOE.
Private Company NJ,
Sth Regiment. n. Y Vols.
Camp Thomas.
Chickamauga Park. Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
STOLE rHB DENTISTS sH0wCAS1.
EXCITING CHASE BY MOE AFTER DARING
THIEF IN FoURTEENTH-sr


stop thief! Stop thief. Oh. please stop hfm'
He's got our teeth
An understood man. carrying a small showcase.
and dashng hther and thithor among the cro"os
IN Fourteenth-st. last night caused many peopse
to wonder why he in such a hurry; Ao0us
two and half seconds later they learned the caus.
OF his haste when young woman with a pen ovSs
each ear. her hands slightly soiled with INK, ana
evidently Just from her desk. ran AFTER the tus'
tive, shrickng at the top OF her voice: 49,
Police! Stop thief, He's got our teeth. 49,.
OF the crowd gave chase. and wnen tne
fugitive turned into University Place several hum
Gred people shouting ana yelling were az MS
heels. Several policemen barred his pain ny
Twelfth-st. and the stopped. The excitei
young woman. by this time almost out OF BREATH
arrived. and explained that she was Miss Gertrude
Terry, the bookkeeper OF n dentist company. sne
had been industrousy at work closing accounts
for the day when y,ung man rushed in and n
formed her than q man had walked away with
your teeth" She had promptly dashed down the
stairs and given the alarm.
The man said he George A. O'Neill. thirty:
four years old Of No 225 East Th!ry-sixth-st, ana
gave his occupation a glider. The police think
the man intended TO use the gold that was In the
In his business. The dental exhibits In tho
case are valued at $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
RECRUITS FOR THE EIGHTH START TO-DAY.

There was a great deal OF excitement at the
sth Regiment Armory. at Ninety-hfth-st and Park
ave- yesterday morning. the Ave hundred men of
the provisional l0sth Regiment expecting that the
902 men to be selected TO NIL out the quota Of the
sth Regiment. now at Chickamausa, would be or
dered 70 the front at once. Last night recruiting
was going on brisky. and The arnory presented a
liyeNer appearance than II has since the departure
OF the Sth Regiment. ,,
lieutenant Frost will probably start for Chicka.
manga to-day with a hundred OF the recruits, and
Captain Lyons will start with the remaining 06 on
saturday Captain Lyons said that about 70 per
cent OF the applicants had passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
COMMITTEES IL Richmond AND QUEENS

Tho organization 81 ~" Republican ana Demo
cratic County Committee. under the new Election
law I'm Richmond Borough was held last evening
The following are the results Democratc C"uny
committee Chairman. Dr. John l.. F"eny; wee
chairman. Thomas W Tlns'raH; secre'arlcs.
Franklin G. VIZ. i ". owoA ana James Seal"i. .
treasurer Ron amin Roiil". sergeant arm :
Thomas Mccormack Republican County oinmlt %
tee, hartman. Henry \. Guxon; yce-rhH,r lnsr
Treasurer charles Srhm"iscr. - -.
r.. Queens County Republican General oinfnlt-
toe moi at Niicr'- Hotel. Long Island CITY lhst
night for organization. John LOWS 'hlds H., 81
FLORAL Park Vas elected chairman. 20 succeed MN,
.afr Frederick Storm. % Flushing. WAS re-eIectei
,l.o-chairninn William a Jones. % Jamaica. was
elected s"creiary and John H. fral'' oil Ne"'"""'
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THE WELCOME LORD WOLSELEY WOULD
GET
From The New-York Mall and Express.

From The New-York Mali ana Express
II Is long since we have been treated TO 80 IN
,a,ras,ing "a report concerning the general admin
,e, lion OF affairs In Canaua as Is conveyed In
he speciai cable dispatch from London 10 The
,TI,pla Today announcing the likelihood OF Lord
Wnjseiey's appointment as Goyernor,General The
bsief that ne has been offered this honorable and
.nror,an, most has spread. II appears. not from
:mp9T dinnn ONCE but from the War Once Should
ne report be true. and Woseey accept the offer,
II w0 Hss desire 10 find time for completing the
memoirs which have engage so much OF his
need only be said that the people Of this country
w9uu W. an oflcIaI capacity OF this distinguishes
sspp1s"r ana able diplomat with unmixed grst1ca-
zion and confidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
PRIMARY ELECTION EXPENSES.

Tho Board Of Aldermen yesterday voted 70 au-
,ho-izc the action 81 the Bureau OF Eiec''ons IN
spending so IN the primary eecilons NEG as,
vy.sk vl hnvt advertising or receiving hldS hu'I-
man Folks arA others opposed IN" resolution
Alderman Nun - tho finarc" Comull,'' 90, ~,
rl.lr.3 ,het the urimaiy law was passed SO soon
k.fDr. tle primary day that there WAS no tne
to have n public letting 1880 .. .,-, 90
Alderman Fo,ks changed MS 'ote iro'N w W
. ....tl ~ ~ ! - 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
AUTHOR OF "STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
CORNERSTONE OF MONUMENT IN HIS HONOR

CORNERSTONE OF MONUMENT IN HIS HONOR
LAID.
Frederick City Nd. June IA SpeciaD--Thousahos
OF people Joined with hundred little girls att'reo
in the National colors In singing Tine star Sp"".
gied Banner" a; the laying OF the cornerstone OF
tho monument 10 the author. Francis Scott Key.
in Mount Olivet Cemetery this afternoon.
People from all parts OF the State ana from
Pennsylvania and West Virginia participated.
Mayor F. Y Godsborough was chief marshal OK
tie parade ard in the line marched Grand Army
,o,erar. and FORMER Confederate soldiers, Knights
Tomninr and Masonic lodge members, the Junior
order OF United American Mechanics various
The stone was Lard by General Thomas J: Shry-
ock Grand Master Of Masons In MARYLAND. The
National salute was fired. The ceremonies were
under the direction OF the Key Monument Associn-
ton. many members OF which organizations were
present.
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LIST OF DISTRICT LEADERS.
The list OF district leaders as announced i
night Is as foilous:
rIIE MAYoR.s cOrRsE pENOUNCED.

7, was after the committee had decided TO have
n subcommittee prepare rules and regulations 20
be considered Mt the next meeting thAt Abrahan
cruhor offered the resolutions denounclnS Mayor
Van WICK for the removal Of Police commissioners
Hamilton and Philips In moving the r"sot iloH''
Mr. Gruhcr declared that the leading spirits N
Tammany Hall men who fcnsied on as
honest election methods II" declared that 'he
Eorullicans ~ -" city and State ought 10 s'hnd
together 90 demanding from Governor BLACK action
thar would inke ~" police forc" srd IN" elections
machinery away from the control ~ corrupt Tam
many bosses and be- said. IN concusion; As sure
as fhn sun rlses and sets there VIII De y Demo
cratic Governor and Democratic I"gs'a ~ q" No. ~
year uuics. Governor Black takes Iamt.any ny
Tho throat and Civns law thot VIII insure
honesty IN the police force and honest elections IN
this cf'y" There was considerable cheering ipr
Mr. Griihar and tho resolutions were pasf"d WIN
The county Committee VIII hold It's next meeting
on the evening ~ June q. probably In large nan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
MOUNT HERMoN SCHOOL. NORTHFIELD.

Mortified Mass June 1.-the commencement
exercises Of the Mount Hermon School were held
to-day in the presence Of n representative gather
ing The Rev DR.. George G. Lorimer. pastor OF
fremont Temple. Boston WAS the orator OF the
day His subject WAS Gladstone Scholar. saint
and Statesman" Short addresses followed by the
Rev DR.. C. / Schoneld Of Northheld. and the Rev.
G. Glen Atkins. OF Greenfield.
Tho following men were presented with diplomas
by Principal Cutler: Henry Natsch. OF Brooklyn.
y. y; John Best. Of England; !, Lorimere prury.
cesier. Mass George G: clancy. OF Gllead, Conn;
Moody. OF North Haverhll y. IL: r. Wallace of
Ireland; James c. Young OF England; Hugh Smith.
Of Scotland: Samuel McConnlco. OF Warden. Miss;
Axe. Hanson. OF SheldenyIlle, Mass. and Burton
J. Baldwin Woodbridge Conn.
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blowing men were presented with Diplomas
JOHNS HOPKINS CoNrERs DEGREES

baltimore June I4.-Decrees were conferred BY
Johns Hopkins University this afternoon AZ tho
close OF its twenty-second academic year. The ex-
erclses we're attended by large number OF per-
sons The degree OF Doctor Of Philosophy was
conferred on eighteen men and four women. and
that OF Bachelor of Arts on forty-four men. Ger
tincates OF proficiency in applied electricity were
awarded TO nine men The exercises were brief
and on account OF the heat 1t was decided 10 nave
nothing extended in the way OF addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
WANTS TO Dust POLICE CONMISSIONERS.

Ruffalo. June l4-Police Commissioners hupp
and Curtiss have been served with orders IS
sued bv the Appellate Division OF tho supreme
Court sitting at Rochester. requiring them to sho"
c.nee why they should not be removed from once.
trn nrdsr vas issued IN proceedings Instituted IN
hat court by Todovic H. Jones IN attorney OF ,ls
- Mr. Jones seeks to Dust the 'onilnlSbl"i'i ,
ctS .h ,rourd that they have neglected their duty
on ,fusing 10 order Sunday ball-playing stopped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
ppJycF VICTOR IN MONTREAL.

Montreal. June N-Prince Victor Emmanuel. OF
1talv who fought n duel with the Duo dOr.eans. Is
bore incognito and was visited at the Windsor to
Az H., Lord and Lady Aberdeen lie Will shortly
leave for Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
FORECAST IN DETAIL. FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine. Hampshire and Vermont. fair weather;
cooler In the Interior. northwesterly winds
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
probably fair weather, cooler. northweserly winds
FOR Eastern York. fair. cooler In southern portion
northerly winds
For Eastern PeLnsylv and New Jersey, generally
fair. cooler. nOrthweatsrly winds.
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware and Maryland
nhnby fair weather somewhat cooler west TO north
west winds
FOR Virginia occasional showers In southern portion
fair in northern portion: light. variable winds
North Carolina and South Carolina, occasional
showers: light aoutherly winds
For Western New-York. Western Pennsylvania and
Onto generally fir cooler fresh. northerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
" y WAKEuAN AT HIS DESK AGAIN.

Annra,ser Wilbur r. Wakeman was at his Off &c
IN the Public stores yesterday for tho first time
s,noe his marriage on June 4. He has been West
80 ,,s ,yeddinR trip Incidentally he attended 10
~ oi,oa Recruitment business at Washington.
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PRINCE ALBERT or BELGIUM HERE.

Prince Albert Leopold Of Belgium and his suite
arrived in town last night from Newport, where
tho Prince has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
po,ter Palmer The Prince, who Is the heir-ap-
narent 70 the Belgian throne, is staying at the
waldorf Astoria.
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.rsTP1aN MINISTER AT LONDON

New-Io,don Conn., June IA (SpeciaD.-Baror
Won Hengelmuller. Austrian Minister TO the united
States with his wife and family, arrived mere 10
dav The Baron has taken Boxwood cottage. II
the PeIuot colony. for the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
FIREWORKS AT MANHATTAN POSTPONED.

II has been found impossible TO get things IN
shape for n proper presentation of The Battle OK
Manila" ut Pains Amphithoatre. Manhattan
Beach, tomorrow evening and the opening PEI.
Torrance has been postponed until some day nsxS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

The thread OF lie often srops Unexpectedly from
the consequences Of cold Stop the straininS
cough with Jaynes Expectorant 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
EDISON COMPANYS CAPITAL INCREASED

Albany. June IA certificate was ned with tho
Secretary ~ state to-day stating that the Edison
Electric Illuminating Company Of brooklyn has
increased iis capital stock from 100000 20 e. 100000
The liabilities Of the company are G,M2.us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
.nsss In pressure rs Indicated by The Tribunes self
s"sIng barometer The dotted line shows the tempera
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune Office June 10. n. m.-The weather yestcr-
day was fair and The temperature ranged be
tween a and 90 degrees the 2 degrees bsng
he same that Monday and 10 degrees higher
than on the corresponding day Of last year.
The weather IN and this city to day Will probably
~ fair and cooler.
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WEDDINGS, PAST AND TO COME.

The marriage OF Mrs Marie Guion de Barril'
daughter Of the late william II. Guion. OF the
Guion Line OF steamships. Benton Gauldree dc
Boillcau. eldest OF the late Baron Gauldree de
Boilleau. at one time the French Consul-General al
NewYork took place at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing in the Chapel Of the Blessed Virgin. In St
Patrick's Cathedral. None but invited guests were
admitted 20 the chapel. and less than fifty per-
were present 10 witness the ceremony, which
was performed by Archbishop Corrigan. who was
attended by his secretary, the Rev James +. Con-
molly; the Rev NJ J. Lavelle. pro-reetor OF the
cathedral. and the Rev. Henry T. Newey. The
nuptial mass. accompanied by instrumental music
played on the chapel organ was celebrated by the
Rev. Father Mcmahon. OF the Cathedral parish
The bride wearing n reception gown Of pearl
gray MORE. with trimmings OF pale blue satin ana
lace. and small hat of white and blue adorned
with white pumes. and carrying n bouquet OF Niles
Of the valley and rosary. entered the chapel WIN
her SON Gulon de Barril. Her only attendant was
her cousin. Miss Marie Guon Thompson. Inc
BRIDEGROOM. who is a grandson OF the late Onltcu
States Senator Thomas IL Benton OF Mlssour
was attended as best man ny stanton Guion, a
brother Of the bride. The ushers were LOUIS
Guion another brother Of the pride. and John
J. De Barri. a brOther-in-law Of the bride, Alter
relatives and small number Of intimate frenns NJ
tho Grand Hotel broadway and Thirty nrst-si
Among the guests invited 20 the ceremony were
Mr. and Mrs John II. Guion. Mr.; and Mrs geo! Sc
Rarril Mr. and Mrs Frederic W. Howard, MI,
and Mrs Paul Fuller. Mrs. Eugene Kelly. Mt ana
Mrs John V. RouVer. the Misses Bouyer, Mlchae
Rouvior Mrs J. j dcl Vale Miss CALENDER, Mr.
and Mrs + W Vanderbilt ana Mrs. J. Ralph Bur
lett Mr.. and Mrs. De Boiileau VIII make rheir
home in Baltimore.
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DIED..

Notices OF marriages ard deaths must be u
dorsed with full name and address.
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MARRIED..

JAMES ORLAND-On Tuesday. June ~. noon, a. TIA
Plaza Hotel. City. by the Rev. Edward H.
Krans. D. D.. Adele. daughter Of Gilbert +. Dorand.
70 Walter James.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

The arrangement OF Miss Isabelle Constance MI
lor daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Micr. 81
Newark 10 John Clark Cumming son OF MI
and Mrs Roher, Cumming. Of the same city. u an
,,~,od Nv Cumming is n nephew o; William
Clark Of the clark Thread Company, ana "l",
Of lanes Nillar cumming. whose marriage 10 ., NlSs
Tilia stevens Lewis. daughter - the late T.. = -
Lewis and granddaughter % Mrs fd"in A -
vens Of Castle Point. iIohokcn was cei'''"''n 1"
Nttle more than . week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

Miss Margaret Z. stanley Will Re married 20
Charles Howard Parm!y. OF tho college OF me
,'tv Of York tonight at tho home OF her par
Twenty bird st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
DUTIES OF THE COMMITTED Of Hf'N nv
The following resolution introduced by Alfred
X Page was ndopted:

Resolved That the Chair shall appoint com
mittce Of seven members. who shall! prepare rules
md regulations of the Republican County com,
mittee o. the County OF New York and who shall
report the earliest practicable time to the EXec
tive Committee. That It shall be the duty OF the
Executive Committee IN conference with the salu
Committee Of Seven. to consider the SAID reporll
md the committees acting together, eAch
member Of oach committee being entitled TO one
vote. to prepare and present to the County Con..
mift"e If possible at lts next meeting, dralt OF
rules and regulations.
Tn" call OF tho districts Tor the names OF district
leaders who TO be members OF the Executive
Committee developed disagrnements in the NNNlld
District and Annexed District. Isaac Newman ana
Thomas NJ Murphy rivals for the leadership
I'm the XXXiId District and each had Two delega cs
who stood by him when tho district was poled
In the Annexed District Seward Baker ana James
T. Kilsholmor the only TWO delegates. could not
agree 70 which Of them should be the district
leader. After amusing attempts 10 get agree
mems II decided TO give the delegations In the
two districts more time to come to nm understand
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

and treasurer OF the County Committee. The mem
beers from the Assembly districts and from the An
nexed District shall be straightway elected by the
delegations OF the said districts. respectively. ana
the name OF the member 50 elected shall straight
way be reported 10 the secretary. . !.
The Executive Committee shall meet on the caIl OF
the Chair 81 upon the petition Of AZ least seven
members thereof 10 consider such business "a may
he presented Its action shall In no case be mai
hut II shall report It's conclusions and recommehua-
lions TO the County Committee from time 70 tlme.
Thlri-There shal DO a Committee on Election
Officers 10 De appointed by the Chair. to CONSIST o.
thiriy-siN members. ono member from cach Assem-,
bly, district and member from the Annexed
District. whose duty Il shall be under the aw 70
assist the president In tho preparation oi the onl'F
list ~ Repl election officers. H.,
fOurth-Therc shall be the following stanHlne
committees OF the County Committee. the members
thereof be appointed by the Chair, 70 whom sev-
orally shall be referred and assigned all such mat
tiers usually referred and assigned 10 such
committees. Committee on Law. To consist OF seH'u
members. Committee Finance. 10 consist OF nule
members: Committee on Public Meetings. to consist
Of fifteen members: Committee on Printing 10 con-
sist OF fifteen members: Committee on NaturalHa-
ton TO consist OF fifteen members
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The marriage of Miss Grace Martin Day SISTER
OF Mrs W Lyman Rathhun. OF No. 1889 Madison
ave- to Hiram Miller Knapp. son Of sheppard
Knapp was celebrated at o'clock last evening IN
tho Mount Morris Baptist Church. Fifth-ave near
Ono-hundred- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The pastor
the Rev Or William c. Biting. ofciated al inc
cs-er,onv The bride who was given away by
hor hrothcr-in-law w Lyman Rathhun was az -
tended by Miss Annie sperry and the oridegrS2ns
ester Miss Lillian Knapp. as bridesmaids S.,,ir
rard Knapp tr was his brothers best man. Inc
ushcrs were D-. Jefferson b; Van Tine N0r W0
Cror,p Of Philadelphia: Frank r Storm and VIII
lam II Han s small reception was held AZ Inc
home Of the brides sister Immediately AFTER the
ceremony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

Miss Gertrude Greene. daughter OF cyrus T.
Greene OF Observation-Disclosures. VIII be mar
r,ed TO Campbell Thorp Hamilton. son OF colonel
John Hamilton. Of the United states ARMY 'liS
afternoon IN Christ Church. Tarrytown