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New-York tribune., 1910-01-31

The approximate amount of tns lien or
charge 20 satisfy Wh1ch the ahovs described
property is 10 be sold IS SS6,OT2 ~, with in
ferest thereon from January 10th, 1910. to-
geuher with costs and allowance amounting %
SSTS. 50, with interest from January 11ths 1910
together with the expenses OF the ssls- The
approximate amount OF the taxes. assessments
allowed 10 the purchaser ont of the purchase
money. or paid oy the Referee is S9Ss-6S. be-
sides water meter rents since May oth. 1sus.
together with the interest
Dated. [eT Y9rS, JsHrary 57-E7 1'S1; ~, l95e, ss
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-TwsnIy-Jhird Ward Bank OF the City OF
New York. Plaintiff. against Rae GinsoeTg a1d
In pursuance of Judgment of for.cIasErs
and sale. duly made and entered In the sooVs
OF October. 1893. T. the Undersigned. the Refsrss
IN said 1udgment named. viii sel at public aus.
Vesey Street in the Borough OF Maahatt.a.
City OF New York, On the 1Stn Gay OF NoVenoe.-
1909. az u o'clock noon on t1at day. oy Jcsern
P. Day. AucrioEeer. the premises directed oy
said judgment 10 Go solG. and tiSEei1 1ssSFinsd
Al that certain plot. piece parcel e
tSaa, WIZ me o1lldlnss ana lnpfSe :,
the Borough Cf Manhattan. 0f the Ctry or
York bounded s:sd described as follows.
Bss5nning at point , on sns Sea.neEty ts,.s sas
the corner formed by the intersection o ths
sorIherly side OF 146th Street WIN the Eass-
srly along the sourherly side OF 145Sh street,
50 feet inches: THENCE southsriZ pa.ails. p..
line OF The block; thence Westerly a!nTs said
centre line OF rhs block So feet inches.
thence Northeriv parallel with Broadway %
feet II inches 70 the point or place of D.
ginning.
and also al that certain Iot pf-c. parcel
of Land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and o.i-S N
the Borough OF Manhattan. City. CSr1ry and
state OF New York. bounded and described al
follows
Beginning a. a point On the Sour1erty sd,
OF 146rh Street, distant hundred and sixty
Two 1est sly inches Easrerly from the ccrre-
formed hv the intersection OF the Sourherfy
side or 146th Street and the Easrsrly side -
Broadway. formerly Eleventh ATenUe or Bcu-
leVard: running thence Southerly parallel Win
Broadway and part OF the way through a
party wall ninerF-nine and eleven inches
20 the centre line OF the block thence East
er4y along said centre line OF tns block thirty
seven tee- six inches. thence NorLherty. again
parallel with Broadway. ntrety-nlne rser sisveS
fEehss 20 the Sourhs-Iy side OF 14orA Street
and thence Westerly alery the Sourherly zs6S
OF 1=Sth street thyrty-sever fss- six inches 20
the point or place OF beginning Be said ze-erA
dimensions more less
Dated New York Ocrober I'D 1909
CEAS L COIN. Rsfere.
LEAoW. MACKELLAR & WELLS Artcrnsys
To- Plaintiff. as Cedar Street. Nanha-tar.
View York City
The following IS a diagram OF TIRE prcpcrty
20 ns sold; tts street ru--heTs a-s SAs-ttS Wess
ls6th Street,
146th street
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
CARD PLAYING HELPS THIEF.
Jewels Valued at $4,000 Taken While
Game Was in Progress

One ot the largest robberies that was
ever committed in Newark took place on
Saturday night at the home of Charles A.
Feick. a Newark lawyer. 1t was a second
story job, and the thieves got away with
ievelry to the value of $500. The Feick
home is at No. sa5 High street.
At the time of the robbery Feiek, his
two sons and daughter ere playing cards
on the ground floor, while Mrs. Feick sat
near. sewing. Mrs. Feick had occasion to
go 70 the second floor shortly after O'clock
and found one OF the windows open, but.
thinking II had been purposely left open to
air the room. suspected nothing and went
downstairs
Shortly before midnight, when Mrs. Feick
and her husband went to retire. she missed
her jewel case from dresser in her room
She called 10 her husband in the adjoining
room. and he then discovered that case
containing twenty stick pins was also miss
ing. The household was at once alarmed
and Miss Adrianne Feick. the daughter.
found that her ievelry was also gone. Sat-
isfied that a burglar had invaded the home,
Feick teIephoned TO Police Headquarters,
and detectives we're hurried 70 the house.
When the detectives got there Ii1e family
gave them only a vague idea of the loss
and requested that they call again When
they returned the police found that the
Jewel cases had been discovered on a porch
over the driveway.
II is believed that the thief was at the
dresser when Mrs Feick went upstairs
early in the night and that her interrupt
ticn caused him 70 pick UP only what was
in sight and then leave the house. Exar1li-
nation showed that the thief had climbed
the porch over the driveway and pried open
the window with d jimmy.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Francis Frey. plaintiff sgaInsL Libby Ep-
judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly made
and entered in the above entitled action and
bearing date the 18th day OF January, 1910, I.
the undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
change Sa1esrcora, Nos 14-16 Nesey street n
the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York.
u'cIcct noon IN that day. by Joseph ?. Day;
AuctiCneer the premises directed by said
judgment TO be sold. ana therein described as
follows:
All that certain lot piece. or parcel Of Land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being IN the Bor-
in the County and State OF New York. bounded
and described as follows:
Of One hundred and thirteenth street. distant
Two hundred and three C20S) feet, i've and
one-haf C51e) inches Westerly from the
SorthTeSterly corner Of Park formerly
teeath Street and which point is al oppo-
site TO the centre OF party wall; running
thence Northerly. parallel with Park Avenue
and part OF the distance through the sad
party vail. One hundred t1o0) feet eleven {lll
inches 70 the centre line u the block; thence
Westerly. parallel with One hundred and
thirteenth Street. Twenty-fve t25) feet one
and ons-half 1t@) inches; thence SoUtherly.
again parallel with Park Avsnne and part OF
party wall. one hundred (1O0l feet eleven
(I1l inches to the Northerly side Of One hun
dree and thirteenth street; THENCE EasSsrly;
along tie said NortherlE SIDE OF one Eunorsd
and thirteenth Street TIVE nty-five (25) feet
one and one-haf (1t-1 inches TO the point or
Dated. New YORK January Is 1910
EDWARD W. CRITIENDEN
". c7rRBEs wHALEY. Esq. Attorney for
Plaintiff. - William Street Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York
The following IS a diagram OF the property
. te sold; its street Number is Il East 1i3sh
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Operations IN the various oil fields have
been only moderately active during the last
week. but they have been attended by
some extraordinary results. Interest has
centred almost entirely in the lower south
west field, and especially in West Virginia.
where several new wells OF good proper
,ions have been brought in One Of these
uvss the well brought in BY the Burt Oil
Company which started 10 flow at forty
barrels an hour. and during the first six
teen hours II produced go barrels. In Har-
rison County ". Va, another we'll was
brought In, which produced D5 barrels In
the same length OF time. but II is e1-
nected that this well viii settle down TO
about twenty-five barrels The failure 10
- a., nsY large wells IN the 6hinnston
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK.

Philadelphia. Jan. 5o.-Recepts for the VeeE;
Beef cattle. =, $50 head; sheep and lambs, o:1o-
CATTLE steady; steers, average best, 50 oeg
Ss -; choice s6 250s6 so; good, s. 1895
$S 5Da$4 20. COWS steady; tat cows, 50 -94
81 90; thin cows, s2gS3i mileh cows $i0qSoo
for common to choice. CALVES steady; eXceIy-
tional lots. SeGS9 80: good 10 choice. 81 1Oqs9'
medium, 81 J0@Ss; common, S5GS6; Western
SaaS6 50: BARNARD. s3 5oG$4 80 SHEEP and
LAMBS unchanged: sheep, extra wethers, 500
S6 %; choice, S. 5oQS6: good, S5dS5 80; medium
81 50Q$J; common, S3qS3 80; ewes, heavy fat.
S5ds5 so: lambs. extra SIS 50dSS 80: good 70
choice IS 25dSs 30; medium. 81 5oqss; common,
IS 5oas7 so HOGS steady; Western as to-siEe a;s
steady; steers, Sl4q1oc: cows, 6l9dsc veals, 12Q
dressed, aa1s,.c: sheep. ca Goc. extra wethers.
lie; larabs 1SalSi9c; extras, lac; hogs, 125sc-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
RUBBER COMPANY PAYS DIVIDEND

The stockholders of the Intercont;ne
Rubber Company have voted 70 make the
preferred stock subject TO redemption at
any time after three years from the issue
thereof at par. ana ir the discretion of the
board Of directors, provided all accrued
cumulative dividends snail have been paid.
On January / the accumulated dividends
on the preferred stock amounted 10 nearly
70 per cent. Accumulated dividends to the
amount OF per cent were paid to the pre-
ferred share holders on January 10. Seven
per cent more will be paid on February 10
and the balance will be paid prior to April
: after which time, il Is announced, the
regular dividends will be paid quarterly
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31

Ths approximate amount ot thu Hen Q.
charge. 10 satisfy which the above described
property IS 70 Be sold. = Twenty-Five hundred
and forty-six and s0-lou Dollars eS2-2s6 So
October. Isoe tosotner With costs ard allow
anee arnountins 70 s2oi y With interest from
OF the sale The approximate amount {. tha
taxes. assessments ana water rates. or oth-r
chaser oGt or the purchase money. OF paid BY
the Referee Is 81 sS1. - and Interest
Dated. New York octc5er 22na. 1909.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned 20
Fri.lay November @6th. 19oS- at the same tinas
DATED. New York. November 18th Iaos.
C5AS Z COIN.
The foregoing sale Is hsreuy further -
the same time and place
Dated. New York. November estA. i9ea-
The foregoing sale Is hereby furfhsr az
tourned 20 Friday. December 10,h. 1909. at
Dated New York. December 3rd. 1909
CHAS- Z CoHN. Referee
,,!IS. ne forss9lqS T sais : ssesy further az
dated New TorE December 10Th. 1909.
The foregoing sale Is here5v furthsr "A.
tourned 70 Friday. December a4th 1870 AZ
dated New xsrk. sssi beeerns-r ,7ss ,sa
CHAS. L. COIN. Rersre.
he Iorsso.aE sale "a hereby further az
the time and place
Dated New Yers, December esth. fsOe
The foregoing sale is hereby furrhsr asSo,-r.s
20 Friday. January 1sth. 1910. az the same tfrns
Dated. New YORK December sIse looa.
CHAs. L COIN Referee
The forerSsng sale Is hereby frrrhs- a.
ioGTnea 70 Friasy February 4th. 1910. a. u.
Dated. New York. January fsth 1910
CHAs- Z. CoHN. Referss.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
GOSSIP OF THE
COMMUTERS

The Town Council OF Bloomfield and the
Lacksvanna Railroad have practically
agreed upon the Improvements on the
Bloomfield branch and a contract will soon
be signed The plans provide for new sta
tiors at the Glenwood avenue and watses-
sing sections and the eliminating of the six
grade crossings within the town limits
Enoch Kline known 70 the erudite corn,
muter as the poet laureate of the
Pennsy' has gone UP higher The wit
which he was wont TO give vent TO IN
4Austinlike verse no more will charm the
Jersey hornesoer after work is over"
Enoch used TO run an ordinary stop at
every crossroads" passenger train between
Jersey City and Philadelphia. but times
have changed, ard he now officiates on
through expresses TO the capital city.
George T. Spencer. who served for some
time as captain OF the PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
roads special police, is now inspector OF
the New York terminal station at SD
street The place also carries with II the
supervision of the entire tunnel system.
Inspector Spencer's long experience in cop
ing with the criminal element will qualify
him 10 take up his new work
The Central Railroad of New Jersey
caused the residents of the Communipaw
section of Jersey City great deal OF
worry a short time ago by announcing the
abandonment OF the Communipaw station.
An appeal was made 10 Mayor Wittpenn.
who, in turn. communicated with the rail-
road officials. expressing a wish. that the
station might be continued. Word has now
been received that the company's engineers
had found = way to accomplish what they
desired without abandoning the station.
The presence OF a mysterious group of
surveyors along the old Eric right Of way
In Verona last week again gave rise to the
story that the Erie intended 10 recon-
mence work on the tunnel which was start
ed through the First Mountain a number
or years ago, but has since been aban-
dored. This tunnel was designed TO give
the Erie a direct line through Montclair
and under the mountain TO Verona, Cald-
well, Roseland and other sections to the
west The Erie officials. however, stated
that the engineers who we're engaged along
the old right of way were merely correct
ing property lines, and it was announced
that nothing viii be done on this project
for long time. as the cost makes il prac-
tically prohihitive.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
FOUND DEAD IN SNoWBANK.
Father and Son GO Marketing, but Only
One Returns Home.

Newton. y J.. Jan. 30.-Jacob Cravn.
thirty-three years old, and his father.
Abran,. both Of Thorn-rere on the Guard
ians' list in Brsncllville because they could
not obtain a-driniz at any of the liquor SELL
ing places in their Own vicinity, came here
last night TO DO some marketing, and took
advantage Of the visit TO indulge in the fiery
CUP After boarding the train for home.
tnez, discovered that they had lost their
tickets and had no money. They were put
off the train az Augusta by Conductor Brad
shaw. and, II appears. became separated in
the walk home.
The father reached home all right, but the
SON was found dead this morning in 2. snow
bank q half rr7ile beyond Augusta. He had
wandered from the tracks and had appar-
entity laid down 10 sleep.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
ASBESTOS MAKERS COMBINE.

Representatives Of American and Can
adian mine owners and nlanufa acturers.
controlling between 50 and 50 per cent OF
the asbestos business Of the two coun-
tries, have organized the International
Asbestos Association, with the objects of
exploiting the uses OF asbestos and de-
veIoping processes for utilizing CONNER
ciaIIy the yates in the industry The Off
GERS % the association are: President, T.
Frank Manvilie, president Of the II ".
Johns -AIanYiIIe Company; vice-presideut,
r Y Mattison. jr.; secretary, r. p.
T1nt1ce.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
oofoLoGY AT DEBTS PASSING,

.ae congregation ot the Forty-sixta Street
aooist Episcopal Church. Bsyonne. last
s sang the DoXology with unusual
-. q Edwin z. Allsire, president Of the
- trustees ignited a cancelled note
's"e aganst the church. The cestruc-
-, - t@se Eoie Rss :, feature Q. Z double
I.'cn the hfty-seventh anniversary
= - S-11aY school ana the thirty second
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31

prellle Court. spoke in the Unity Church
mere tonight before large audience. his
suolect being What Judge Sees and Be
heves. His address was the first in a
series of lectures on The Problems of To-
day"
Mentclair. y. J., Jan 60 (specian.-1Irs.
Hose Woodallen Chapman, national super
lntendent OF the purity department of the
woman S Christian Temperance Uuion. will
ADDRESS the women of the Montclair branch
or the organization tomorrow afternoon.
Her subject will be n Nations Csn TO Its
Women
strike of steamfitters in Bayonne will
prevent the completion for some time OF
tne sSOooQo high school, which vas to have
oeen finished by February u.
bill TO provide an appropriation OF
S1oo.ooo for new postofice in Bayonne has
been introduced in Congress by Representa-
tive Eugene T. hinkead, Of the 9Th Dis
trict.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
KILLED sY BURSTING BOILER

a. -. y J.. Jan. % 6speciai). BY
sf,, seAs Of boiler az the william
Er-bpr p-9psay.s elk mill this afternoon.
ar,y lAeF' tAe engineer. VINO was the
IN 80 - a tae boiler room, received the
ss,er y t'nee hundred gallons OF boiling
sh,SS.,ss.1 IS 50 badly scslded that the
ae cspra. q a's General Hospital believe
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
WANTS SALOONS OPEN SUNDAYS.
Tsy TeieErapa % The Tribune !

Orange, ~. j.. Jan. 3e.-President Ca
u,iIlus C. Kidder Of the Orange Board Of
Excise, addressing the social service class
of the First Unitarian Church here at noon
TO-DAY, took the stand that saloons should
be opened xcr certain hours on Sundays.
He Sid the problem Of enforcing excise
laws in Orange, where there is a popula-
tion CT seventy,fye hundred Italians. was
too great when they we're made so drastic
az the present Bishops Ian.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
WON'T QUIT WORK at f13.

Belnlar. X J. Jan. 80 Special Mrs
Hester Cordrey, vino, according 30 the
most authoritative statements. will be ll5
wears old on next Lineoln's Birthcay, will
NOT make her home with any of her grand
daughters. who urge her frequently to DO So
because, she says. without work she cannot
live long
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
PATERSON HAS DRY SUNDAY

Paterson. ~ J., Jan. 80 (Special) For
the first time IN many years Paterson was
to-day an absolutely dry city and the
excise law was strictly obeyed. The
changed excise conditions were due 70 the
activity OF the grand jury. before whom
almost the entire police force vas sum
rnoned during the week. Evidence against
thirty-seven saIoonkeepers for violating the
screen lazy was presented. but ali OF them
escsu ued indictment by a tie vete.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
foRT CALLS MAYORS, TOGETHER.

SoFeraor Fert has called 9 conference of
-sgors q Irerton next Friday to discuss
I-aicipsl legislation along the lines advo-
-~eo by Mayor Fisk q Flaansesd = large
-nosr ot tic local officials hare an
''lhoed their Intention Of taking Part.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
18th Street

113th Street
Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold. is six Thousand eight
hundred eighteen and thirry-four ons-hur-
dre5thB (S5.S1s54i Dollars. with interest
thereon from the 1th day OF January. 1910.
together with costs and allowance amounting
20 two hundred ninetv-ive ard 5S-leO
(S2e5.SSl Dollars. with interest from Jan
Uar- 18th, 1910. togstler with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates other
liens. which 20 be allowed 10 the pUr-
chaser OUT of the purchase money or raid By
the Referee IS four hundred twenty and
3S- 100 Dollars and interest.
The premises are 10 be sold subject TO a
first mortgage 10 secure the payment OF the
sum of twenty thousand $50, 10000 Dollars
ana interest at five iJ15l per ceatum per
am from September 1sr 1909
Dated, New York. January ISrh. 1910
EDWARD W CRITTENpEN.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31

DATED. New YORK January l3rf. 1910
ELEE JOHN LCDvIGH- R.ter-~l
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YoEN
James : Beams. PlainttE. against John
- Crusus et al Defendants
In pCrsuarcs OF a Judgment OF fcrscfoSurs
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 11rh dsv
o. January. 1910 / the ua6srstzre6 rhs
public auction, at the Exchange Sal-s-ocrr.
Nos 14-16 TsSey Street. IN the Borough os
Manhattan. City Of New York. OF the seventh
day OF February, 1910 az Il O'Clock ROOM
that day. by Joseph P Day. Aucttoueer. ths
premises directed N said Judgment 70 Be- s>i+.
and therein described follows.
All that certain LOT, piece or parcel ct Lana.
situate. lying and being n the First Ward %
the City OF New York. and known as no. IS
South Street. bounded and described az fol-
lows.
Beginning az the corner formed b. ths
intersection Of the no<thwest.rIy line Of South
Street and the south hV5sIerty line CT Maiden
Lane. and running thence westerly along tbs
northwesterly line OF South Street. thir1y-Hvs
feet four inches, thence norrhvesrsrly ant
parallel or nearly so with the south ssr.rIy
line OF Maiden Lane twenry-seven feet; themes
uortheasteriy and parallel or nearly 50 with
the northveSterly line OF South Street. ten
feet. thence southeasterly and parallel o.
den Lane. SIX feet six inches 70 the centre O.
a party-waii. thence Rc-rheasrerly along ire
centre line Of said parry-waIi, twenty-sIr fe~r
TO the sOuthWssterty line OF Maiden Lane and
thence southeastsrly along the same twenty
two feet TO the 7olnt OF place OF beginning.
BE the said several Dimensions more or less.
Dated. New York, January nth. 1910
WILLIAM A. McQCAID Referee
JACOB BRENNER- Piaintirrs Attorney -s
Court Street Brooklyn New York
TO BE- sold; its street number is IS south
Street:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
NOTES OF JERSEY NEWS.

The annual charity ball in aid Of the Old
peenie,s Home Benevolent Association OF
sorth Hudson County. =. J.. will be held
an FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1910. at the New
Turn Hall, New York avenue and Lewis
street. Town of Union, y. ].
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31

BeIIeyille. X j, Jan. % tSpecia3'~lHs
,oint committee OF the Town COMMITTEE
and Board Of Education have selected the
site at Washington avenue and Academy
-, ear ,re nroposed Carnegie Library.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
WEEKLY CURB TRANSACTIONS.
STOCKS.

ISDUsTRIALs
Sales High Low Last Chsres
955 An Tohaeco. .4i2 3s7 39s ia
200 Am Writ Zap 3
80 do pref -. . - IS
100 Bsy State Gas :. - "a "a
800 June Oil - % 90 %
L. 200 Manhat Tran. 2ls 17s
10 Sears-Roeb ...155 153 I55 -
1872 Standard Oil .e5l 60 6a3
30 Stand Milling. IS Il II
so United Cigar. s9ia ssis s9H r y
RAILROAD.
5.1oo Chicago Sub. a.. a. "a
Ioo K City n & Q 2ci4 21ts ei% u
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31

Montclair, N T.. Jan. 90 ospeciaD.-Justice
D.,-id Y Brewer, of the United States Eu-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as
follows with those Of a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco. Jan. 3o-The official clos
ing quotations tor mining stocks yesterday
were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
g rra-I..u Place

The approximate amount or the len -
charge. TO satisfy which the abcvs-dsscribsf
properly Is 70 be sold. IS Nineteen thorsan1
forry-nins dollars snd 1T-f0o ts19o4s 17-1oef-
with interest thereon from the Trh day Ct
IanUary. 1910. together with costs and ALLOW
ance amounting IN SAB s4-t0o. with inr.ress
from January 18th. 1910. tossthsr with tns
expenses OF the sale.
Dated, New York, January 18Th 1910
ELEE John IUDvIGE Retere~
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
irgs of tventy-eight railroads or systems
Tor the third week in January, OF these
twenty-four return gains of s1.5l3,fS, or
H. per cent, and four return losses of
$S:eb, or e-s per cent. The whole shows
gain of &.4S0Si2, or 15.6 per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31

70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31

70 LET FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-30

mony in the presence OF the immedi-
ate relatives.
The bride was dressed In Z beau
tiful gown Of white lace over white
silk and carried brides roses. She
was attended by Miss Estella Hof-
stetter. sister of the groom, who was
handsomely attirde in a gown Of
pink null and carried pink roses.
The groom was attended by August
Riggert. a brother Of the bride.
After congratulations the guests
repaired to the dining room where a
sumptuous wedding dinner was
served.
The bridal couple were the recip-
tents of many handsome and useful
presents, among them being a check
for $500 from the brides father.
A reception was rendered the bride
and groom Thursday at the home of
the groom's parents on First Ave.
west, to which the relatives and a few
intimate friends were invited. Mr..
and Mrs. Hofstetter left on the At
ternoon train for Washington
Springs. where they will make their
home. and where the best wishes Of
their host OF friends 90 with them.