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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

srn sII1e Su es 5d No Western winter quiet.
81 No California dull 6s Cad; futures quiet.
July IS "a: September; s SD; Peeeinesr Is sd
M "a "a. SEPTEMBER As AID. Peas-Canadian dull
IS 6Jkd FlouT-St Louis fancy winter quiet. s. 81.
gS,1s a. Tondon O9achc Coast steady. IS l2sf6 Beef
aniet. extra India mess. 67s Cd Pork-Prime mess.
VgeStsr1 ouiaf 7ss Hams-ShOrt cut, Il 20 16 n
steady 5ss Cumberland cut 20 70 80 70. STEADY
. 10 - NJ ouiet sos Cd long clear middles. IS
10 10 quiet. short clear oacs 10 20 20 70 quiet
16 10 steady. as 3D. Shoulder
oare II 10 IS 10 steady. SIS Sd. Lard-Prime West
fferces- American refined in pals.
steady sss ButtsF-Good United States steady. is.
fneeseA raeric white dull s6s Cd. do cocred
auiet fss a. Taow-Prime city quiet, 23s T1rpeIttne
Efeadv 3qs Rosin--Comrnon quiet Sc Sd Petroleum
Refined nominal I-nseed oil steady. IA
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New
BEANS AND PEAs-The matLed5 de HIr igbt but an ocea
ional marrows taken for export ber 90 export de-
So S. b. RED kidney have hnd soLs strong White
aand So 25 and the market Is dus tSaTe is strong
ri5nev doing a little better, ana toci EoyS
market for yellow eve owing the scarcity OF The
LIN bean had moderate uale,
nderpriced goods Which IN very sT,a per
ScotcS Beans, an. a.
ss 81 s0s2 s.. do medium, 81 80 do pea - 80 & 90
red kidney S3 25 DO white kdney - oSe 3sSa -0 DO
tle eoGS2 20: yellow ss ~
lima Califofna 81 So DO imported oahs % ,ss,f
ID Italian medm 50 051S2 J 90 9luer t oIeasn 1900
81 s54S2 % foreign s2S- ~ 40
duty paid. S2g2 4o green peas seOs1H' "@ss' p' -
EITT IsIsE4ceipts moderate to-day bur
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, July 17.-The offerings the wool auction
sales to-day numbered II 435 bales The attendance
trading animated. Fine grades firm
medium CrOssbrcds in demand an
10 per Tasmania in keen request.
several parcels American buyers Follow
ing are the sales in detaiI New South Wales 16OO
bales; secured Sdts greasy, 64dQls 4zd Queens
land bales secured Is 1dels lO1zd greasy st@d
Victoria 14OO bales: secured Id4ls sd greasy
7dNIs I'D south Australia 500 bales; secured Is lad
G1s 4d greasy IA Gid Tasmana 1000 bales secured
bales; secured 6i.dals 64d: 5isdg!s Cape OF
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
@ Eosi9 SSS S @ 55
WOOL REPORTED ACTIVE IN BOSTON.

Boston. July 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin will say
Of the wool market IN -norrows issue: The demand
for wool Is active. All classes Of been
9Perang 1t is estimated that in the neghborhood of
Medium and low woods still have the best call All
values exceedingly strong. with tendency up
ward Reports from the goods eucoura ging
Western wool growing sectors are pretty well cleaned
up except in Montana, where large transactions are
reported at to IL higher prices than last year. The
sptts OF WOOL from Boston to date from December
81 FSu2 are: ID s334i n. against 145.IO5
the date last year The receipts l33-
4243S b against 157 093 10 period
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. L.
Liberty street and south Ferry time from
South Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below)
MAUCH CHUNh-z4.U0 G.15 Easton oLly), clio A
NJ. 1.20 Lao. 500 l545 Easton only P N Sundays.
HILK ESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4OO co. go \.
NJ, 800 p. NJ sundays, Z4-2j A. VI, P NJ
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHURST, TOMS RIVER
AND BARNEGAI-Z4.0 90, $40 y. M l.3O q. 10 Lake
wood and Lakehurst only. 4.S0 ?. NJ sundays. SO
ATLANTIC CITY-to4O 20 a. NJ. 1910 P. NJ 900 P
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-+z4oo \ NJ II so
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
40. $50 3.53 4-45. $50. $50 (115O Wednesdays 70
Asbury Park and Saturdays to Point Pleasant. P ~
Sundays. except Ocean Grove els A NJ. l3O, 400
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL z'4.25.
TOO 1900 800 1000. i1lOO A. NJ. f12-Oo. @1OO
80 z 90. t3O 400. 500 t6OO. t7.SO $500 P. NJ
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425 IS 30 1890
.lL45 A. NJ. 'LO0. t'3.4O 800 100 r9.25 P NJ
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTsVILLE AND
NELLIAMSPORT-lt4 400. Il 25. 1S.OO, 1910 1000.
HOO a NJ; Reading only, SlO0 ii'l-2O. t200 P NJ:
Reading Pottsvile and Harrisburg only. f4.OO 1900
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From IT. Rector St. Pier s.
Atlantic Highlands seaor1ght Monmouth Beach ana
Long Branch Asbury Park. Point Pleasant. 800 1000
100 A. NJ 100. 200. 400 500, 500. (S.OO (Asbury
Park) P NJ Sundays. 1000 a. NJ, 100 400 500 P n
day. Ssunday only tParior only. Via Tamaqua
167 i34. 1890 1854 Broadway. 1s2 5th . Union
Sluare West 153 East 125th 2T3 l25th Pas
Columbus Avt New York; Court St. 344 $50 Fulton
St. Bklyn $50 b way, Wmsburg. N Y. Transfer Co
W. G. BESLER. c. NJ BURT,
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen. Passr Agt.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
= contract prices IN the local market to-

Ae -rel market for spot cotton closed quiet at
cife ~ - points the l2J0c for middling up
lana and -1Jc for mldUg GulH Sales were 200 bales
- -.i.ttI.es On contract Southern spot
leeai ca s follows: Charleston nominal unQuoted
til-- l+l uHclanEcl a- I5c; ST Louis quiet,
S-<e1 - l--ze Nlatngton nominal uuqu9ted: Norfolk
h1f-s ilage1 at l-c. Galveston nominal unchanged
a. &c. sales bales NC-Orieans quiet unchanged IT
go. s5ies go bales Savannah firm. unchanged at
l5c sales. j bales
Receipts of cotton the ports to-day and for the
wee as compares Nith the totals q previous
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The c. PR. Rocky Mountain Hotels
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIbRoAD.

STATIONS @ foo. of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
c6rtIIns 6g,TIhe ieaying time from DesbEosses and
tSa si@ens befo is dr ave R9ef later
s@tsti%an% @ a. Ne %eAfFePt F9Pe where othsFyiss noted @
oS5 A. M a3 s 1s 4na11SPIIs and L9Isys sis.,,
ana Observation Cars Cincinnati lndanap-
16:25 A. NJ. PENasYLvAN1A PP;Sk YII 1IM1TBD.-Purman
megt Cars pnRG F6T sToSns and oSserTSS1 CUp9 art
Tolso SasS7s SSAGo S ASp ciHsnh ss L4His and
p NJ cHIaao 81 LTEp fSalF plnRf man Sleeping
@Snoking @ and Observation Cars For Chicago. Toledo.
SS5 65nP; n ST LOUIS EPREssFos FittssuEs Gln
6S p 81 wEN as s T5SnsRfSsa Hssy cbioas heasS
755 p NJ Pacific ExPRFsSFor SFHsHs Pittsburg and
s9ut G9nnesss for Glsysiaaa except sasSEasy y,
PREss-For PittsbuTs Cleveland cinGinaati Indian
7w WWAasIHTNGToN AND THE SOUTH, 49,,
isndt streef 'innns ~ s Gar loIo ] ana Car
@ l2o5 90 Dining Can 21o esbrosses and Gorsa5d
and Dining CaTsj 2S Dining Carr AS Dining can
aT I2 ) , ,6iaaS aS e Cab P5shs e. m
DntSs SSo1Sressional S Limited al! FariSr ARC s *
SssGFosses Ss coTtahdt Streets SIS DINING Carl
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-rxpress. 42s p. p 10 night
AILANT5G TIC COAST LINE.-Express. s.25 a and s2s
sEABoARD q AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. 1885 p m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
CHEsAPEAREss ssas Ohio S p pR4I1aY7ss M d2ly m week
~ 4s5S
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-T,5S a m
. 1MSee.kS-Gays ana sos p. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CIIf-9.55 a. m, and 255 ,. m. Weekdays ;
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. m. weekdays.
For points New York Railroad CroFn
West Twenty-third Street Station). TAO. SIS a m.
l. 10 lilo Saturdays only. 225 255. 3 2S 41o 400
and 655 .. m. weekdays Sundays. 7.55. .25 a. m
400 m 0rom Desbrosses and Cortland Streetsl. 80
30 $40. and 700 m. weekdays Sundays Sio,
80 a m. 800 p. m. From Desbrosses street only.
$50 Cortlandt Street only, AZ m weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Can; C955 st. Louis Limted), 1910 Desbrosses and
Gortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Carr. 1923 Penna
Limited lO55 Dining Car). 1155 1885 (Dtnins
Can. 155 Dining Carr. 210 Desbrosses Cortland
Dining Can ass Dining Carr. C.55 Chicago Limited
Ior Gern2antown Jet only), 555 Dining Car) 655 IoS
SD s.53 % p. u 10 night weekdays. sundays
sos 755 Dining Carr s25. e25 Dining Carr. 955 (St
ing Car) a. 1888 Dining Carr. 155 Dining Car)
325 Dining Carr. 355. AS Dining Carr, ASS Chicag
Limited for Germantown let. only) ass Dining Carl
SIS Dining Csrl 755 S25. SIS. 925 IL 10 night
Fifth Avenue (helow 23d STD 26S Fifth Avenue Corner
18th ST.; Astor House; West Twenty-thtrd STREE
Station and stations Of Desbrosses and Cortland
Streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. $50 Broad
tiOn. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
denees through to destination.
Telephone .914 Eightarth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY. ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mana ger
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne firm but
scarce and wanted Tar steady. We quote
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-Ou and machine bbIs SIG
TAR-Pine bbIs 50 80; oil bbls. 81 4Oq$4 so
ROSIN-Conmon good strained, $2eS2 021z; 2. 81 10
GS2 IS; f 20 c. 81 20 H. 81 65 SIS G5 k s. 35; NJ
IS 5O n S3 60; w c. IS 20; W ". SO 05@$4.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. l,OS2 bblS
Tar 2,So9 bbls
Savannah, July 17-Turpentne firm. 4sc; receipts
bbIs sales 800 exports ls2 Resin firm RECEIPTS $50
Z. 81 65 F. 81 TO- c. 81 so; H. s. So 81 IS; f. s. So
NJ IS; n. S3 10; w G, So 20; W w. SO 40.
Charleston, July 1T.Tupentne steady 47Isc; sales
casks Rosin steady sales 100 hbs; 3, G. 81 so: D
So E. 81 co: +. 81 IS; c. 81 TO- H. 81 20; 81 X
81 5o N. $2 so; n s. 90; W c. So 0o: " ". So 80.
eepts. "a bbls. RosinNcthing doing; receipts bbs
Crude urPentne hTn 81 5 50 and IS rs; receipts 765
bbis. Tar firm. 81 60; receipts, 80 bbls
London. July 17-Turpentne-Suir 37s Cd. Rosin-
American, strained. 5s Cd fine SIS 3D.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

ber 613q8I I'D September and October. 563d October
and November. SID; November and DeeeEaosT 9;lsd
ruary sid; February and March. 5i0d; March and
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

T,ver,ooI July H. D. m.-cotton-Spot in fair demand
nrces 10 to II points higher; American riadng fair
uiddling G6 middling. 644d; low midfiag
Ie5 good ordinary 5ssd ordinary. esd The sales OF
=. a. were 10 s.0 bales which 1000 specu-
ation Id export included $500 American Receipts
sfa1 bales 1000 American Futures opened
steaiv ana closed easy. American raiddling, July
esd. July August 6i6go IId august and SeptsFn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Lackawanna Railroad.

AdCkaWdRnA NaIAEOao.
Leave New YORK foot barclay CurisgoDner ssE-
tSUO For BlnshaInJOn and Syracuse
siOO0 \. Ii For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis.
Al 90 r M.-POcono Mountain Special
sl40 P. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
s6IO P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
p. M.-Ctica. OsWego- Ithaca. Buffalo.
A. M.-FOr Chicago-Scepers open p.
Tickets a. l67. 429 IIsS Broadway. n Y: cas-
St Brooklyn. sDaily- fExcep- sunday xTh -E
FRIDAYS and Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
BALTIMORE & oHIl RAILRQAD


CkIcaGO, I'itIsDIErR. ."l2lO nL -l2l5 nt
GaleaEo. CoIuanbns .sl2S SJpm OOpm
PitfsDurE-. S-4 LAmtd
sFBi1fsDuFs~ 7OOpm.
CinCInDati. mt Sleeper
d Diner.
SiucInnofi. a Ionfs.. 55pu 7OOpm Buffet
NorfolE l.O0pm- Diner.
-Daily. fDaily, except sunday. sSunday only;
Offices 1877, 26l. 434 1900 Broadway, Astor hoIse.
z5 Union snI.re " se1 Grand 81 N " Fulton ST,
Brooklyn; Ferry Liberty St Baggage ehseAso
from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'Daiy. tDaily. except Sunday. sSunday only
Oices: Liberty Ferry, South Ferry, Astor House.
l67 261 434 1900 1854 broadway lS2 9Th Az % Union
Square West ST.. 273 West 125th 81. 245
Columbus Ave. New York; Court St. 3f4 $50 Fulton
St. brooklyn: 500 Broadway, williamsburg New
Transfer Co calls checks 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

COTION-1esterGay's market Cuiet one
6nl prices nuctuated within comparatively
The market opened steady decline points 10 an
advance OF points following Liverpool cables, which
slightly better the positions Following
the call there was interval during which near
months showed further
llese OF points, with September
& decline OF The later months, however
sustained by covering in spite Of The generally favorable
weather and before long all positions by
buying orders popularity credited New-Orleans bull
clique. Under this buying August forced Up 70
l2SJc. within points Of the previous days close
while positions later than that showed Of
little movement Toward midday, however. there a
renewal by partial
crawal cf supporting orders generally
tcHlees ana further reports OF cotton headed
direction from abroad delivery July contracts
ana the mar ket sold open
rather irregular. ana the market within
l95 points lowest for he day. The
stea1y and prices lQ2 points lower
estimated 10000 baes- The sight
but having little effect the market cleari nces
reported from NeN-Greaus. making the total Tor
two =, bales Superintendent
ular weekly figures follows: Port re-
c=igs, bo6 bales against H. 45S last year;
mills and Canada, al against l,2T year:
242f5 last year brought into sight for the week
bales. against $500 last Total crop movement
f'prt ece-ls, hSiIo bales, against
oTeTan1 20 mills ana Canada LG67.I6l bales against
lt01 ~ last southern mil takings tesrimatedl
l.sI0oo against 2s270 last year brought into sight
year ne tgt4 crop movement IS for 800 this year
The ranse q contract prices :n the local market To-
Gay f1.!eWss
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, July 17.-Flour-Quet, Arm Wheat spring. No
Northern. S95sc No hard. 9l5sc: winter nominal,
yellow 5515c; No corn 54ise Oats-Dull; No white.
offered Ale: No mixed, 39c Barley-Nomnal; Western.
53q5Sc. RyeStrong; No track 5sc. Canal freghts
steady.
Chicago July 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
+ contract prices IN the local market to-day

Coffee cabes-R -Rio--coffee market weak; No I Rio;
5SBJO: exchange - 5%d; receipts bags;
3oT Tie United States 900 bags cleared for Europe,
5000 bags, stock, $4,000 SanIos-Cofee
weak. good $500; receipts 1000 bags;
stock 7330O0 bags. Hamburg-Coffee market opened
changed, 2:39 m unchanged: sales, 1000
bags Havre-Cofee market opened quiet, unchanged;
p N unchanged; at p quiet unchanged = franc
lower at $50 unchanged total sales 1900 bags.
January July .............. 25
February 3150 August so
March 20 September so
April BOO October
May 300 November
June 80 % December
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

ID q. Washington July 10 1919 Sealed proposals. VIII
until l. O'Clock noon. Saturday.
July 1905, grading certain streets and avenues.
cubic yards of grading Blank
- proposai specncaons all necessary inforrnatio
viii furnished application % the once oc the En-
rf-ee- Coruul lissioner -. II. B. F. MACFARL.A~Ts.
HE'S ny r. WEST JOHN BIDDL4E Commissioners. d &.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
A pvERrIsEMENTs and suessrfDtiOas for The Tribons
n received az Uptown once.
= No. III Rl{n nADNNAX

Advertisements viii be received the
ofaees az regular ONCE rates until clock m VIA
I-th-st.; 92 East 14th-st.; 25I West 42d-.t be be-
Tta and sfh aves- 2ti3 West
sd-aye-, between 7eth and 77th sts.: I,O28 sd-aye
10 near s2lEst; 157 Eaxt
sist-st; 55f 3o-aye.s 210 Bieecker--s 49,
Eie eel er-st brSofSiNns y. N--zl6 taurx-e1,
2l5 smith-st-: LODI Gates-ase. Newark NJ
-4of broad-st Also Al A d. T. occsA - -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Proposals.

WEST POINT. " Y, JULY 15, 1903. SEALED
w pronosals In tripcate for furnishing Forage ard
straw dng wear ending June 30 1904 will BE- received
here until III August Is 1903 Information furnished
right % reject accept
y or an bids or any thereof Envelopes Containing
should be en1crssd Proposals roEess aN1
Straw addressed O. -. Z $ ~
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

Stock in Havre 8S3sO 600 bags Of which 2670O0O are
Brazilian; last week. $4,000 and 1863 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

Receipts points. thousands
three eiphers 600 omitted. -four bbls grain bush,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-21
Daughter OF Henry Taylor WEEDS the Hon.
orarv Attache of the Italian Embassy.

Daughter OF Henry Taylor WEEDS the Hon
orary Attache of the italian Embassy.
New York, May 21.-In the presence Of
relatives and a few intimate friends, Miss
Harriet Taylor, the only daughter Of
Henry A. G. Taylor, was married to Count
Giuseppe Della Gherardesca, honorary at
tache of the Italian embassy at Washing
ton yesterday at the home of her father
in this city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Fairy Of Brooklyn.
Miss Albertina Taylor Winthrop, cousin
of the bride was maid of honor. There
were no bridesmaids or ushers. Tie best
man was Signor Des Planches, TIE Italian
ambassador at Washington. --mong the
guests were the ambassador and signora,
Mayor des Planches, the Countess Alberto
Della Gherardesca, mother Of the BRIDE
groom, who arrived a short time ago from
Florence, Italy, and the Marquis Mazza-
corat. Count and Countess Della Gherar
desca left in the afternoon on their honey
moon trip. Early in June they will sail
for Europe, returning in the autumn to
take up their residence in Washington.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

81 Fl. . m 4
Carlyle Scott acted as organist in the cathedral
at Faribault Sunday. s@},8
y Mr.. and Mrs. James5v. McHugh left last eve
ming for trip to Europe.
Mrs. o. C. Wyman and Miss Katherine Wyman
home from New York.
DR.. and Mrs. j. e. Moore are home from a
trip to New Orleans and the east.
The S. S. Gard club will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. G. Deziel, BIG Fifth street Sc.
Mrs. Robert Steele. who has been tho guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Stevenson, has returned
to Lake City.
Miss Annette Wales has returned to Mil
waukee after spending few days with Min
neapolis relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. William A. Scott Of Fargo are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Foster Reid Clement of
the Hampshire Arms.
"A progressive cinch party will be given by
Ladies' Aid Society, No. 3, at the home OF Mrs.
ning
| The Ideal Euchre Club will hold business
meeting to morrow afternoon at the home OF the
president, Mrs. A. T. searle, 1888 Second ave.
| nue. S.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
Worthington, Minn.-st. Denis, q. S. Hobson.
Duluth-Manhattan, w. O.. Root.
| DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Rea of Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Matthias Heck. St: Paul, and Pr; G. "
steinmeyer Of Rushmore Minn.. are Minnesots
on the Friedrich der Crosse.
| A birthday party. was given Tuesday evening
| in honor Of Miss Selma johnson at her home
Present were Misses Chrieman, See, Brown
johnson was presented with a beautiful statue
i Covers, were laid for twelve Music and game
furnished amusement for the evening. H
| tIa - : LIZ. Ell. -r.Il.~tnn%r.n$ss sf Il
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-21

The marriage Of Miss Daisy Wraight Of
Eau Claire, Wis.,, and Philip Helmer OF
Melrose Mimi, was quietly solemnized
yesterday at high noon at the West hotel.
Rev. E. Winslow Brown read the SER
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Miss Harriette Hiscock will give a

+. ( Z. a-.- = z + + ~ s# a
Miss Harriette Hiscock will give a song
recital in All Souls church tomorrow
evening under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid society. She will be assisted by Mr..
Walker, bass Of the Peoples church, St.
Paul, and by the University band. The
program will be as follows:
..on Mighty Pens" Haydn; ooh, Had Ju-
balls Lyre," Handel. Miss Hiseock; Der Wan Van
er err. Jewel Song from Faust. Gounod, Miss
Hiscock; Bind auf dein Haar !, HAYDN .Ich
chens .Wunsch,' Chopin, Miss Hiscock: 'Le
Corr Flegier, Mr. Walker; Fairy Luil anI,,
Fallah,'' Van der stucken, Miss Hiscock.
A concert will be given at Berean mis-
sion, 1920 Central avenue to morrow
evening, under the direction of T. v.
Twinning. assisted by Sydney Morse, his
pupils and others. A fine program has
been prepared and an interesting number
will be Haydns "Toy symphony.
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BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE

A large audience attended the concert
which was given last evening in the
Swedish Lutheran Bethlehem church. The
program was given by the Orpheus Sing
ing society, Misses Mabel Runge, Mamie
Swanberg, Constance Osborn, Messrs. e.
". Johnson, J. Victor Bergquist and Will
liam Rhoden Of st. Paul.
Miss Annie Juliet. Marquis has COM
pleted the teachers course in the North
western conservatory and last evening she
gave a recital in conservatory hail. Miss
Marquis is a pupil of John Parsons Beach
and her numbers from Mozart, Schuett,
GODDARD, Bach and Schumann were given
in a manner to receive enthusiastic ap-
plause. G. Theodore Fayette and Miss
Msbelle Haney assisted in the program.
Miss Daisy Herpel of Andover, S. D.,
gave reading Of Dickens Christmas
Carol last evening in Johnson hall. Miss
Herpel is a pupil Of Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
Of johnson school and she reads with in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-21
MARRIEprA@CoUNT

Ladies Fine Tailoring Dept.
Third floor Plymouth Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-21

Miss Pearl G. Kuns Of Santa Monica,
Cal, and Harry G.. Ellis were married
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Ellis, 2O35 James avenue n.
The service was read by Rev. John Dali
lem. Mr.. ELS and his bride will make
their home for the present at 20s5 James
avenue N. go
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Miss Van slyke will give luncheon
Wednesday afternoon at her home. 2493
5Colfax avenue for Miss Maude Orth. q
bride of June. Tuesday, June 2, Miss S.
M. Alther will entertain at luncheon for
Miss Orth RI -
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

JORDAN, MINN.-The wedding of Miss
Carolina Alise Magenheimer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Magenheimer of this
city, to Henry Duenwald of St. Paul took
place yesterday. Misses Ella Magenheimer
and Tena holden were the BRIDES atten-
dants and Frank Schneiderhan and H. T.
Modem were groomsmen. Following the
church ceremony reception was rendered
relatives at the brides home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duenwald will reside in st. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-21

CEDAR FALLS, IoWA-Rutledge Har-
ris of this city and Miss Ida, Martin OF
Ripon, Wis, were married yesterday at
Ripon. Mr.. Harris will take his bride on
an extensive wedding trip before return
ing to this city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-21

+ Tomorrow evening the Misses Shannon
Of Second avenue S, will entertain the
young people of the Church OF the Re
deemer in honor Of the new assistant pas
tor, Mr.. Fleetwood. who has recently
come from Chicago.