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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
DrID IN TTR or HOT WATER.

Mary Brady. n servant In the employ OF H. com
=. uho lives on the sixth floor Of the Melba apart
NV, house at No West one hundred-and- second
AZ was found dead face downward In tub OF
-, n,.,e, IN the bathroom In Mr.. Corners nat yes
no' coroner yucca who Investigated the case
.a,d that he believed that the grl comn,,nu 'a
GIa a ,pe tub Her body when found was parbohed
BLOOD was flowing freely from the nas's shs w x,
eur is.,.,try SUNDAY morning from church Al IL
o'clock Sunday night the engineer saw MOI ~ and
na,,ee OF A. men went 10 the Conner aPar en-
The were just about TO enter the mai " az Long
ont Tor week leaving the servant IN chai &c
70 20 the Mace reached the house and let tne'" A.
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ELECTED FROM TIE COMMONS.
WILLIAM REDMOND MAKES SCENE BECAUSE
or A SAILORS PUNISHMENT.

WILLIAM REDMOND MAKES 4 SCENE BECAtSh
OF A. SAILORS PUNISHMENT
London April 4-There was scene In the House
~ Commons today on the acknowledgment by the
FRS, Lord Of the Admiralty, George j. Gosch"n. that
seaman belonging 10 the British nrsi-cass battle
shin Resolution had been sentenced to fort
nights confinement In a cell and 10 he deprived
~ his good-conduct badge for wearing the sham
rcck on st Patricks Day In disoocdence o! orders
Mr. 1;oschen explained thht " was mater or
Giscinline whereupon William Redmond. Pdrncilte
Wnrnber for East Glare. holly replied 10 Mt
c;oscben and was called TO order by the Speaker
Mr. redmond however. persisted and was again
~ led 20 order by the Speaker, who declared ms
conduct was grossly dlsorderly, NJ Redmond re-.
fnsed 10 resume his seat. and said tnat. M thc
risk OF being grossly dsordery. he must denouhce
ae an outrage the sentencing OF sailor 70
@-,"ight's imprisonment for wearing the sham.
rork The remark followed by LOUD cries OF
Order. .. ,.o o,,.r,ion n, the
unnse 70 Mr. Redmond's conduct. and called upon
t,yn n Withdraw but Mr.. Redmond did not leave
~ eco, until the sergeant-ht arms advanced. when
re- Welded and followed that ohcer OUT OF INC
Use rcpeatng 1T is an outrage
IN an interview later Mr. Redmond confessed
al. ~. re- los, his temper but sad there was some
urovocotion in the action OF the Speaker In cuttng
IT,, abort as he intended 10 appear 70 MI 'oscneh
~ mitigate the soamans punishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
ENGLAND'S SHARE IN CHINA.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY DIsPLEAsED AT
HER TAKING WEI-HAI-wEI
JAPAN CONSULTED BEFOREHAND AND HER AP-
STRONGLY FoRrIFIED-FRANCE AFTER

'''' Nv NC-'St LII fD BEFOkEHAND AND HEX Ar
PRoTAL oBTAINED-TuE PLACE TO BID
STRONGLY FoRTIFIED-FRANCE AFTER
CoALISG STATION
London. April At was semi-ofricially an
nounced this afternoon that Great Britain has
made arrangements with China 10 take over the
port or Wei-Hai-Wei. on the Shang-Tung PENN
sua, when the Chinese Government has paid
anese troops have evacuated the place The
rangement, II is added. was made with the
knowledge and approval or Japan. with which
country an understanding had previously been
arrived at. The latter fact kept secret until
China had actually agreed to the lease. and the
British fleet had assembled in the vicinity.
1t Is said on good authority that neither Rus
sia nor Germany Is pleased a. the arrange
ment. ard Il is added that the island OF Leu
kung Tau. AZ the entrance Of WeiHai-We!. will
be strongly fortified. II Is said 70 he capable OF
being successfully defended. while tho land
batteries destroyed by the japanese can speedily
he reconstructed.
London. April THE Picking correspondent
OF The Times says. The indications are that
France will demand a coaling station at the
mouth Of the Min River. near Foo Chow. Prov
ince Of Fo-Kicn. where the French engineers
control tho arsenal and dock The delay In the
concession 81 the recent French demands is at
tributed 10 English opposition and the lack OF
Russian support"
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PORTENT SEEKERS OFT AGAIN.
SEE TWO QUEER LUNAR HALos. AND ARE
SIRE NOW THAT WAR rs COMING

SURE NOW THAT WAR is COMING.
Two lunar halos o. unusual size and oriHiancy
appeared In tho heavens about o'clock last night
and were readily accepted by the sIpersti,sous az
n por,ent Of approaching war. Many were the
prophecies made md many tho "reminiscences toId
I'm which such phenomena IN days past presaged
disastrous events.
There we're two halos. The moon was In the
con,rc - one Tnc other cut through this pass
Ing through tho moon. Tho Weatae- Bureau OIL
-als Laughed at the suggestion that the halos we're
more than ordinarily remarkable and gave this
description o. them: The circle7 arc ordinary
lunar haos and caused oy tAe refracton %
ne moons ligh; passing through Ice crystals hoa'-
INK in the air cloud Of mist would give te
Th. E.,5e were Visible sor lbou- an hour Tn'
er.ct Wa best bot wen $50 anil D. m. flrst tlr
circles OF liLht we're % Dial. gray. and graz ANY
the color frightened 10 brilliant '..sl " ,tl,,.
The moon WIS fIll AMI the Ao~e1ce ~ any carK
,fo.,.'s mad. fho a.ucarancc Cd beautiful one.
watch and discuss IN. vision. inspecting u through
oner, anil Heli glasses IT," large colored popila-
lion along ~. lower Wesi SIDE. iu seventh ana
Ttxlta ayes. were practically unlt in declaring
"IJat means wah. shuah." and gray barred nam
mics born IN slavery shook -heir n"als oiliho siy
ana allied or their husbands 20 remember tnat lust
such circles appeared before me 'lfil " ar he
same ideas were expressed n f"w weeks ago. WhcA
tho mysterious pencil o. rel isal caused ~ tn"
r-re~' ION rom Ncv-J crsey hotel IRE appeared IN
the northern heavens
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DrMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING.

Tho Roard OF Governors OF the Democratic club
he'd their usual semi monthly meeting last hlgh'
and elected forty applicants 10 membership
The plans ror the rcmodeiiing Of the clubhouse.
r,btcb were prepared by Horgan & Sattery. were
cons dercd and i committee Consisting Of justice !
Henry Dugro John Fox. John i 'arr"lI Anlr@W
t-r,nirnen Thomas T. Crimmns. !. J. Brady
prter r Never and William j. Fryer Was appoint
ed TO carry these plans into eject WORK on ~"
J. and win. in al prcbsbiliiy be ended hy Angus
lain Wha!cn and John Kelly were named as =
committee secure temporary quartcr' for the
cI,b during the remo-lelling OF the C. .ubhouse.
Among those elected to membership last night
unra Thomas Costigan. clerk ~ the Eighth Dis
trict Court and John a. Hannabury both ola lead
ers OF tho County Democracy.
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cpaDys LOVING-CUP DINNER.

...o- Tbomas F. Grady was the guest Of honor
., . dinner given By Senator Timothy Dry Dollar
sullivan and some of his friends at the Hoffman
House last night incidentally Senator Cray re-, re-
ceive ,a,,s of The recipient Senator Sullivan r.
feck FoeX MGhse hs Glsi n Pa sHlya1
". rS,;zSsrSit' =. Leavitt. w. G. Kreech and j.
Dunn. la ,or .,xtv guests and liouid
re foysrn we're provided With oeisy
eeuaed only he regularity m 90 the
s guests DSIiar f smh stewart
Rorke, MiKc 'fobnnv;" Sexton and John +. Car
rO senator Grady hi; friends made ~ bS
long speech and brief hda ar sbe guests received
others s o. mirror souvenir OF The 0Sca
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PITCAIRN ISLANDS DANGER or FAMINE.
LACK OF RAIN on THE LONELY STATION IN the
PACIFIC

LACK OF RAIN on THE LONELY STATION IN THE
PACIFIC.
San Francisco. April I 'SpeclaD-Fron 'ar-o'i
Pitcairn Island comes news that another or me
d-.ahsa orouths has In. J. g. Whatey, Sec
ond Adventist missionary. has Just returned from
IN. island on the British ship Drummuir He says
TINT while one hundred and forty-hve people on the
island are all in good health. they are greatly as
,urbed over lack Of rain. No showers have fallen
20, Az. months. and as they have artificial
mean. OF irrigation all crops have proved fall
ures.
NJ Wha,ey says Eve OF the residents OF the
island are Europeans and he predicts that one
third Of all those the island Will suffer for food
With, n few months unless they are relieved by
nossinR ships Usually the ISLANDERS get all the
articles which they need 10y furnishing fresh veg
tables 10 passing ships. but this season they have
nothing TO trade. In 1874 a similar drouth pre-
vailed and al cocoanut groves were killed Then
famine was Inverted by the arrival or missionary
bark with supplies.
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NATE or A SCHOONER LOST.

Passion April 4-The schooner James A. Brown.
co,,o,n Simmons which has arrived here from
par,t,n River lost her first mate. Alfred Moore.
when OF Highland Light Saturday. The mate
wen, out to fur the outer lib He Vas not after
Moors was twen;y-nino years Of age and belonged
IN Thomaston. Me. He had been mate OF the
brown for some time. He was Unmarried
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MRS DAVID J. BREWER.

Washington. April Mrs. David J. Brewer. wife
81 Associate Justice Brewer. OF the Supreme Court
az tha United States who died at her home here
las. night had been in bad health FOR .evera !
wears Some weeks ago her physicians decided
emily succe-s f,l but on Friday relapse occurred
Mrs Brewer was sixty years old and was born In
burlington. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
4 THOUSAND COTTON WORKERS STRIKE

EMPLOYEES OF THE PoNoMAH MILLS GO OFT BE-
CAUSE OF 10 PER CENT REDUCTION
Norwich. Conn. April THE employees OF the
ponomah Cotton Mills. Of Taftvihe one OF the
largest concerns Of it's kind in New England went
mn, on strike this morning. Two thousand hands
ore emnIovod at the mills. and tho workmen In all
danartments except tho cardng and spinning rooms
went out TO the nunhe' OF eleven huhdred. me
Ven arc dissatisfied because OF n 10 per cent reduc-
La.
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vrBDEB ~ 4 BoSTOy DRUG STORE.

Boston April 4-Charles l.. Russell. drug
clerk trirty-nve years old. fatally stabbed
,hts evening by nm unknown man In Chapins drug
store under the United States Hotel Russelis
a..aliant was seen and pursued by half dozen
MN who happened 10 be on tho street when h"
dashed from the store. but he succeeded in gliding
hem RUSSELL attempted to follow. but fell on the
eidewalk nd died Few minutes later.
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JOTOs CHR OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Tho annual meeting OF the Lotos Club was held
Ia, Itch, Reports were received from the secre-
torv and treasurer and other routine business was
..,,od The officers who were elected on
tIdhsa va ,.ors Installed These were. President.
frank r Lawrence president william Henry
W MI 70 Sickes, directors, to hold cfice three
p anu I'm EIderkln George II Daniels and VIII,
lam jay Ives; to hold once for one year. D"'''
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nr,prNCg on BILLS THIS WEEh.

Albany. April 4.-covernor Black Will give near
,rss this week upon these bills: =,
Tue.day 30 a. nj sn elscne out o. children
Sv Charitable insttuoss EXCEPT Hh nf cbsstss at
10 "a ne -, The New Rochelle charter measure IN
a. sdne.day-At II 30 a. m the EierIuse I.',
Ne1ns ,be state Railroad law In various partcu-
III relafjye to street railways III, ma
lars ii 80 a. m. Senator Pages DILL pro-
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THE CHARGLs AGAINST SENATOR HANyA.
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE HAS PRACTICALLY
CONCLUDED ITS WORK MAJORITY WILL
REPORT THAT UNDUE METHODS


Columbus April (SpcciaN-The State Senate
Committee. whose principal work during the win
ter. session o, the Legislature has Been the IN
ves,isa,,cr O, tho charges % bribery against
Senator. Hanna. has practically conciated !ts Ia
Dor. and promises IT repor; ta!s week. II Is GER
,aln that the majority will find that The senator
used ,,ndu. methods 20 secure his election. and II
NAV y. tina, he report will show that the direct
charg. OF bribery - sustained
A minority report will be made by Senator Car
field unless he can induce the majority 20 modify
their findings since tae committee concluded 20
,end In It's report during this week movement
mas p. an started take the case against ne soma
.or before the Grand Jury. out as thc courts nave
adjourned until April u this cannot be done unji.
after that date The Prosecuting Attorney ~ Will
INK 20 present the case. II tho evidence ~ w
nlshed him by the Senate Committee. but no ON
ral notice OF the matter has been taken
Tho committee will ask. and undoubtedly receive
nt.sion 10 Al, during the recess o, the Legs
fa,tre the objec; being 10 catch Mr.. Hanna and
force min 10 testify n the event Of his return 70
the state
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MAYOR APPEALS FOR AID.

HELP FOR THE LIVING AND coFF1Ns FOR THE
DEAD NEEDED.
Springfield. H.. April 4-Governor Tanner to-day
eceived the following messages relative 20 the
'hawneetown disaster:
gidgeway H. April 4.
'ohn X. Tanner Governor
me grouhd gave way under the .evee al 40 p.
~, ana the loss OF life is nearly one fourth 81 omr
pp ~ We have provision 10 feed orr PEG
~ 'or one neal We need tents and clothing Tor
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SMALLPOX PATIENT DRIVEN OUT.

A NOR SETS FIRE To A SICK MANS HOUSE 70
HASTEN HIS nEPARTt Rr.
Columbia s G.. April SpecaD.-ficnry Harris
colorea developed a of smallpox at White
Rock Newocrry County. lie was Isolated in
hue. ard the attending physician this morning
,ourd rho house burned and 10 sign OF the patient
mon had visited the house In tho night and or
doraI Tho stricken TO leave at once De Killed
r. 5asten his going they set ire 10 the house The
30 - 10 sunposed 20 have craWed on into a field
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hioiting the sale OF liquor in department stores at
y. m. the bill compelling railroad companies TO
issue mileage books for five hundred miles. well
as one thousand miles each.
Friday-At II a. m. the bill authorizing the city
OF Buffalo strip OF the wall for It's
highway purposes.
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BaS.
ack.
sos
800

- Att, ,,,1r,m the continuous white line shows tns
IN ..'' =, nressure as Indicated by The TRIBUNE So
e.ant-S5t,r barometer The dotted lire SHOWS Wv ~
ars,nre as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE April 3. 1 a m--0rne ~eA'n', . =,
"a. fair The temperature ranged between Oh anu "
degrees. the C42t degrees 'eis y"
the corresponding day last year 49, I'LL ,,oh,blv b,
rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
NEW MEMBERS OF THE TAMMANY SOCIETY

Tho Tamn1ny Society mot ~ Tammauy Hall last
,,gbt T'wenty-thrce names were proposed and
,lev,n new members were initiated. among them
Anthony y Brady. OF Albany. Thomas r. smith:
Richard Cookers private secretary. was eccird
a~a ID scribe pro tenn 10 succeed John h McGOd-
r,ck who was recently deposed as chief clerk OF
the CIV Court The annual meeting Of the society
u-il he he'd on April l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
OBTTT AIRY.
TrGENE BTRLTNGAMT.

Albany. April Word received here from
Gloucester Court House. Va. tonight that Eugene
Burlnrame who has been serving his second torn
as District Attorney FOR Albany County died there
to-day from a hemorrhage o; the brain. Mr.. Bur
ilrgani. lad been III ,o- SIX weeks. bat his deItl
was unexpected He had always been affiliated
win the Republican party. and was an able and
respected member OF the bar o, Albany County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
cIIARIES Il. WEEK g.

Wiliman.ic Conn. April &-Charles n. Weeks
ex-pos,mas,er OF Mansfield ana representative to
tho legislature from that town IN 1925. died today
after rrotracted illness. aged forty-two lie
leaves a widow and one daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
OBITUARY NOTES.

Saratoga April THE Rev william H. Dawson.
eighty wears OF age a Methodist clergyman. for
r7erlv NJ New-York is dead Mt Hohnsburg War
Tho Rev John McKenney. A.ty-nine years OF age.
nes,or % the Baptist Church OF Leland. Fla died
suddenly al Glens Falls. W arren county last
~fck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
ALEXANDER A. JORDAN.

Alexander 4 Jordan. IN. well-known e1-cham-
pion all-around athlete hurdlcr and broad Jumper.
died Yesterday ar hts home No. 1s3 East sixty-sec-
ond-st Mr. Jordan member OF the New
YORK Athletic club and several other organizations.
The funeral will be held tomorrow AT his home at
$50 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05

Grace Church. Broadway and feminist. Will on
Easter Monday be the OF the marriage or
Miss Grace Lathrop Durham the youngest daugh-
ter Of James II. Durham. OF No 81 East Thirty
aiyth-st to Theodore W Lullng. of this city. l ne
ceremony will be performed at noon by TIE Key
Or. William s Rainsford. rector 81 ST teorgc :
hurch assisted by the Rev. Or. William +. Hunt .
ingtcn. Miss Helen Durham will be her sister ;
maid Of honor. The bridesmaids viii be MISS hisle
Palmer Miss Marie Page. Miss Mildred Minturn.
Miss Grace Wessou. Miss Page and Miss May
Tiffany Or. Walton Martin will be best man ana
Dr. william X Draper. Lawrence :. Butler Cnarles
s Butler John H. Hammond and Tompkins Acl-
Naine will be the ushcrs
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MARRIED.

BROWN MARINoR-on Monday. April :; ises; az me
n..,,encs OF the brides parents No asl rrreh,
ii1r,.LIyn nv tire Rev. John Riley Thompson. y. ~.
" Edwin NJ Brown II Harrison. ~ y. 70 r'm No
IN danrh,er OF Mr.. and Mrs George Marinor' NO
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

The marriage OF Miss Maria Louisa Dunlop.
daughter OF Mrs James NJ Dunlop. 10 Hampton
Denman Ewing Of Yonkers. Of the late Gen
era Thomas Ewing will take place in st. Paurs
Church Richmond. Va. Thursday OF next
week. April IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
S6S FIFTH AVENUE. NEAR Bath STREET.
Now on Free Fxhi bitton.
GREAT ARRAY OF
Old Single Color Porcelains.
with Additions Il Decorated Pieces Artistic CroA
MIR. E.DW ARD RCNGE'S
Selections n Shanghai.
Ten s.a ana Pskin
TO BIZ SOLD By AUCTION
"Wednesday and Thursday Afternoons
Arr. 9th and 1,h At O'Clock.
ROBERT sOMERVII.LE. ORTGfES CO..
Auctloneer SanasesA
supernuous Hair. Moles. destroyed BY electricity:
faces rounded: physicsps reserences HELEN BRIGGS.
"A west
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Religions Notifies.

A. c. DIXON breaches in Hanson f'A " HI fiaRRHSS
Church. Brooklyn. today at : sna y. '"' . ~ "0"
ana r. r. JACOBS sing. Seats nee
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FOR cAsT

YEsTER0AYS KElOKD MD IO-DAf > rOfANNS1
Washington April "A storm o. consideraoie energy
, .,~al IN Northern Mississippi It's previous course
has been sou,heasward but will probably now turn
rhe,s,war. TO the Middle Atlantic Coast. Tho pressure
3. high throughout the Northwest Cloudy weather pre-
v,ls east Of the Mississippi River except IN the upper
-, ,,,s I, IA generally clear west Of the Mississippi
v,.-,elv heavy rans have fallen in the Central ard
Lower Mississippi Valley and the rain area has extended
eastward TO the Middle Atlantic Coast and northward to
,h ,s.r lakes. The temperature Is lower IN the Assie
spp. VALLEY the lake regions and the south"esN ]" "
,o--e- n England Rain Is indicated for Tuesday
t. go, Atlantic Coast tstric. and the Upper Ohio Valley
an, snoo or rain In lower lake region The weather
,r .s- in the Lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys &C
co,,oanled by temperature Tho weather VIII con-
, ,o,r IN the upper region and the districts west
-, -. N,.s,ssnni Tn. rise In Mississippi at Cairo
..,.ed st stage 81 4e6 feet. The rise continues AZ
Wmnhs IN. present stage being 30 feet me stage AZ
,ioi.11a a 1 feet and the river Is SIN rising
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roprcAsr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

ro, Maine New Hampshir" and Vermont. increas'ng
,,... ,ollovaa by snow rain Tuesday night.
northeasterly winds
r.,- Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut ran
eastcriy winds.
For Eastern New York rain In southern ana FRO" IN
,,,,h.-r norton: northsasteriy winds
g.. ,,e D,str,c, Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Jersey Delaware and Maryland. rain easterly winds
r. v,rvtnia and West Virginia rain; easterly winds
For North Carolina and South Carolina rain south
casterly winds.
r. ve.t.rn New-York Western Pennsylvania and
-7---.-ov near the lakes rain in the interior; high
northeasterly winds ...- ,.L. vt.,,~ar rak.
e,~neIs are displayed southern LAKE hichsan axe
-, 80 a, port Huron and the Atlantic Coast from
80, York TO Jacksonville
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Special Notices.
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Mis-. Flora Eichberg was married to Joshua W.

Miss Flora Echberg was married 10 JOSHUA W.
Mayer ~ . o'clock las; evening AT the home or
tho brides mother Mrs Caroline Ei'hherg. no.
2ie Lenox-ave. by the Roy. Dr. Maurice Harris OF
the Temple Israel. Fifih-ave. and One-hundfed +.
ard twenty -fifth-rt The bride wore gown OF
white satin with trimmings OF point lace. ana 4
veil Of tuile. The bridesmaids were MISS : me-
EichberC a sister OF the bride. and MISS ia1hlr
Stern. They were attlrcd In gowns OF PINK SIX
trimmed with mousscine de sole and lace. Mllon
Maver A brother Of the bridegroom. was pest man
Following thu ceremony there reception Tor
the relatives and a seated dinner served ny MAJ
zettl ut small tables.
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Postomce Notice.

Cshould be read DAILY BY all interested - ehangss
at time.
Foreign nails .or the week ending April o 1898 will
clos. prornptv in al! cases. the General Posocs ~
follows Parcels Post Mails close one hour carrier IRAN
cloeing time shown below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05

Tho marriage OF Miss Nina Larre Smith. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mr.. Franklin Waldo smith, 20
Chester y Durvea son Of General and Mrs. Hiram
Duryca. will take place on "Wednesday, June J. III ~
Trinity Chapel. The engagement was announce"
in 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05

The wedding o. Miss Hannah Solomon. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel solomon. ~ No. 22S East
S!xty-eighih st. to Abraham Haas. was rcIchratei
YES erday afternoon in the Temple IN JeSnuF I'M
uhen Wise performed tho ceremony, "hlcn W.
supplemented by reception and dinner a. " W
monroe Fifth-ave and Forty -fourth-st. MISS
Elsa Solomon. a sister OF the bride. was inAld Oh
honor and Joseph Schwartz was best man