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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
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Washington, May lO.-Whlle simplicity
marked the wedding OF Miss Marion
Wise, niece OF Senator and Mrs. Francis
G.. Newlands, and Charles c. Glover, IT,
in st. Adams Church, Cathedral Close
at noon to-day, seldom has more as
tinguished body of people gathered 10
CONGRATULATE bridal couple. The chapei
was decorated with woodland boughs III
blossom and lilies and roses Amohs
those who witnessed the ceremony were
members of the Cabinet, the supreme
Court. the diplomatic corps, the senate
and House and large representation Oh
resident society.
The Bishop Of Washington and DR. u.
G. T.. Bratenahl, of St Adams, ofhciated.
Among the guests who congratulated
the bride were the Secretary Of state ana
Mrs Bryan, the Secretary OF the IN
terror and Mrs. Lane and others oil the
Cabinet; the French Ambassador ana
Nine. Jusserand. the Russian Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Bakhmeteff. Mr. and Mrs
Charles c. Glover parents OF the BRIDE
groom; the Netherlands Minister ana
Nine. Loudon, Nine. Van Swinderen, Wiie
Of the former Netherlands Minister ana
sister of the bridegroom: former Senator
and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew. Nine.
Christian Hauge, many of the Senator's
AMI their wives and daughters. and also
many Of the members of the House ;
Miss Helen Taft daughter of the former
President and Mrs. Taft; Mr.. and Mrs
George Howard. Miss Lippitt, Miss In
gals. Miss Dorothy Williams, Miss Julia
Meyer and others of the young friends
Of Mr.. Glover and his bride, as well as a
large contingent OF capital society.
Another wedding OF the day was that
OF Miss Marie McMillin Brown, daugh-
ter of Mrs. NELL s. Brown. who was
married to Charles Mason White, jr.,
this evening at o'clock. in St Johns
Episcopal Church, the Rev. Roland Cot
ton Smith. rector. officiating.
The bride was escorted and given In
marriage by Senator Stone. OF Missouri,
and had as matron OF honor Mrs. John
William McKie. Miss Harriet Walton,
OF Nashville, Tenn. was her cousin
maid OF honor. The schoolgirl sister OF
the bridegroom. Miss Nan Randolph
White. OF Warrenton, Va, was brides
maid. and Master Loren Fletcher Cole,
son OF Mrs. Harry G. Cole, was page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
ASKS AID FOR OPERA
Century Co. to Make Patrons
in Popular Venture

The Century Opera Company. the or
ganization backed by the city Club and
the Metropolitan Opera Company and
which is to give forty-nve weeks OF opera
M popular prices AT the Century Theatre.
sent out yesterday several thousand
postal cards inviting support for the
venture.
These cards were mailed 20 "a selected
list Of music lovers. who were asked 70
become stockholders in the company by
Subscribing for shares OF the par value
Of 800 Stockholders will have preference
In the reservation Of seats.
The postal cards give also the list OF
operas from which the repertory OF the
company Will be selected. with the re-
qLest that those who receive the cards
mark their choices. These are the operas:
"Rlenzi." "IOhengrin." "Tannhauser."
Tristan und Isolde" ''Parsifal.' "Das
Rhelngold." "Die Walkdrc." "Siegfried'
"G6tterdammerung La Fora del Des-
tino." I'm Ballo in Maschera." LA
Traviata." III Trovatore." Aida" "Rigo-
letto." "Falstan" "Othello." 'Manon
L,escaut." La Boheme." La Tosca.
The Girl OF the Golden west ana MA
DANA Butterfly"
"Hansei und Gre,el" "K0nigskinder,
Jewels of the Madonna" Secret OF su-
zanne." Curious Women "Thais.
"Jongleur de Notre Dame. "CendriI-
Ion" Faust" Romeo and juliet
"Mignon." Hamlet" Carmen" "Caval-
lrria Rusticana." La Gioconda." Lou
Iso." Samson q Daiila"
"a Lovers Quarrel" Der Freischhtz,'
"Pagiiacci" Tales OF Hoffman,.
Martha" THE Bartered Bride" LAX
me" "Dlncrah." Les Huguenots," lie
Prophetic" THE Magic Flute" THE
Marriage OF Figaro" LA Sonnambula."
Norma" The Barber Of Seville" Will
lam Tell" la Favorita." Don Pas
quale." Lucia di Lammermoor' and La
Efglia del Regimento."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
THE REV. L. T. CHAMBERLAIN.

Pasadena, CAL May 10-The Rev.
I.eander Trowbridge Chamberlain. noted
divine and author. died here to-day at the
home Of hts niece. Mrs. +. c. Hayward.
lie was seventy-six years old.
DIT Chamberlain was the son Of Ella
and Achsah Forden Chamberlain and a
brother of Daniel Il. Chamberlain. eX-
Governor OF South Carolina. He was a
student at Phillips Academy Andover.
Mass. graduated from Yale University
in 1863. Andover Theological Seminary in
1869. and received the degree Of Doctor of
Divinity in 1879 from the University Of
Vermont.
From 1863 TO 1867 the Rev. DIR. Cham
lerla.n was paymaster, naval store
keeper and judge advocate I'm the United
States Pacific squadron. After the Chi
cago fire OF 1871 he was superin-
tendent of relief operations. He founded
the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sci
ences and was president of the United
States Evangelical Alliance and secretary
treasurer of the American Foreign Mis-
sionary Union. For thirty wears he lived
In Chelsea. y. Y.
DR.. Chamberlain was the author OF sew
eral works on theological. sociological.
philosophical and historical subjects. He
was a member OF the American Civil
Service Reform Association. the American
Geographical Society the New York
Academy of Science. the New York Bo-
tanical club, the New York Historical
Society. Phi Kappa Sigma, the Presby-
terry of New York City. and OF the Cen
fury, Authors. Yale. Quill and Sigma Chi
clubs He was married in 1890 10 Miss
Frances Lea In Philadelphia. Mrs. Cham
berlan died In 1894 The body will be
brought TO New York for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
REV. GEORGE HILL BorToME

The Rev. George Hill Bottome, yio'r OF
Grace Chapel. Manhattan died In Ossin-
ing yesterday morning. He was gradu-
ate Of Yale In the class OF 49, and OF the
General Theological Seminary OF New
York. For twenty-five years he had been
connected with Grace Church, first as
assistant to DIR. Huntington. and during
the last sixteen years as vicar. His
father. the Rev. Francis Bottome. was a
Methodist clergyman, and his mother,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The Graduate Dramatic Association or
Columbia University will present at the
Brinkerhoff Theatre. Broadway and l2Oth
stree, next THURSDAY evening The open
Door" by Alfred Sutro, and "A Good
Woman" by Arnold Bennett
Reba Dale has been engaged by the
Whitney Opera Company for the role OF
Louison in Oscar Strauss new operetta'
MY Little Friend
Fred Corner. an all around athlete. mas
been engaged to appear with his eques-
trian act in London and on the Cont
nent.
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SHOEMAKER-ORD.

Surrounded by spring flowers at Ides-
more. Premium Point. New Rochelle, the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Ferguson,
Miss Mabelle ord. daughter Of Mrs. Eliza
ord. OF Mexico City, Mexico. was married
Yesterday afternoon to Henry Wharton
Shoemaker. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
5. Shoemaker Of No. Is West sd street,
New York City. by the Rev. 3. II. Hall.
Of Harrisburg, Penn.
1t was a quiet wedding on account OF
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MRS. LESTER RALPH BURIED
illustrator S Wife Died Last Month
in Florida.

The funeral OF Mrs. Elsie Reasoner
Ralph, the young American magazine
writer. war correspondent and sculptor
wife Of Lester Ralph, the illustrator. was
held In Red Banky y. j.. yesterday nj the
home Of Mrs. Clarence Il. Waikiey a
sister-in-law Of Mrs. Ralph.
Mrs Ralph recently returned from
studies in London. Paris and Berlin ana
fels IN such poor health that she went 10
Lloyd, Fla. She died there on April ~
Mr.. Ralph brought the body here imme-
diately.
The ceremony was conducted by the
Rev. DR. W. ~ Dunnell. The paiibearers
were Clarence F. Underwood the mus
traitor; Paul j. Ralph a cousin; Camppeh
Whitehead and w. q. McCune. OF Lon
don. The burial was In Fair View Gene
terry.
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AUDIBERT-WHITlNG.
LEY Telegraph % The Tribune. !

By Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Boston, May iO-With only few
friends present. Miss Natalie Whiting,
elder daughter Of Mrs. William Sawin
Whiting OF No. 326 Beacon street was
married to-day to Xavier Audibert The
ceremony, which was private. was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Supple. The
bride had as her maid Of honor her
younger sister. Miss Elizabeth whiting.
Frank Audibert. the twin brother of the
bridegroom. served as best man.
The bridegroom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Audibert, Of France. Mrs.
Audibert being a native OF New York.
He is connected with a banking house
in that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
FLAGLER EXTREMELY WEAK
Condition of Millionaire Continues To
Be Serious.

West Palm Beach. May l0.-There was
no material change In the condition OF
Henry NJ. Flagler, who is seriously i'll at
his home here.
Mr. Flagler passed a restful night, but
was reported to be extremely weak to-
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
MORE ART IN CHICAGO OPERA
Directors Discuss Plans to Broaden
Company's Scope.

Chicago May INTERPRETATION of the
Chicago Grand Opera Company upon
broader and more artistic lines " was
the object of a meeting here to-day OF
the directors OF the organization with
Bernard Ulrich. business manager: Cleo
fonte Campanini, musical director, ana
members Of the executive committee.
Plans for next season. including
spring tour of cities west Of Chicago
were discussed. The directors were In
formed that the Eastern influence In the
company has been eliminated. leaving the
company under complete control OF Chi
cagoans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
WALTER KNIGHT STURGES.

Walter Knight Sturges. a prominent
resident Of Providence. died from pneu-
monia Friday at the sanatorium OF Or.
John 3. Walker, IN West SD street.
His father was Howard o. Sturges. He
was a member of the University Club. OF
New York. and the Agawam Hunt and
Providence Art clubs. Of Providence. He
was graduated from Yale in 1895 lie
leaves wife and three sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
PAGE DIMES AT AsT0R HOUSE
Ambassador to Court of st. James S
Has Farewell Meal

Walter II. Page, Ambassador to the
Court OF st. James's, and Mrs. Page paid
q farewell visit 10 the old Astor House
last night. They were the guests Of Mr..
underwood. manager of the hotel, and
Mrs. Underwood. who is a distant rela-
tive OF Mrs Page.
The ambassador used to be regular
atror OF tn, Astor House. and he wished
"a have a Anal dinner there. as It will be
,orn down when he returns from Eng
land
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CZERNHAUSEN-SCHMIDT
[Rv Telegraph TO The Tribune


Philadelphia May l0.-An international
wedding was solemnized at noon to-day,
when Miss Helene Margaret Schmidt be-
came the bride OF Captain Carl Baron
Czoernig Won Czernhauscn, Of Austria.
The marriage was the elimination Of a
romance that began two years ago. the
baroness having met her husband durinG
one Of her many visits TO Vienna. Tho
wedding took place at Weltvreten. the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward a. Schmidt. at Radnor. and was
performed by the Rev. Joseph + OKeefe
WAYNE
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Faiie, Charles V.
ATKINsON-On May Q 1918. Adele Atkinson.
aged a. years. Services at stephen Merritts
Chapel No. 20 sth ave. Monday evening
Oc.- ok.
BoTToME-on Saturday. May 10. Rev. George
Hill Bottomc, vicar OF Grace Chapel son OF
the late Rev. Francs and Margaret Bottome.
In the 5lst year OF his age. Funeral services
at Grace Chapel. Monday. MAY y, at 10 a m
deceased please omit flowers. send them
TO hospitals as memorial to him.
CHAMBERLAIN-The Rev. Leander T.. AZ
. Pasadena Cal. Nav - Notice OF funeral
hereafter. London. Philadelphia and Bos-
ton papers please copy.
ELLIOTT-At saranac Lake. on Friday. May
g Richard Aston. beloved son OF Martha
Louise and the late James Ell OFT. Funeral
services will be held at 81. Bartholomew's
Church. Madison ave. and 4ith ST., on Tues
day. May 10. at 10 a. m.
FAu.E-suddenly. on Thursday. May s. 1918.
Charles V Faile. in the s0th year OF hts
age Funeral services al his late residence.
No 80 West 49th ST.. at II o'clock Monday.
May l..
LAWTON-At stamford Conn., SATURDAY. Mas
10. 1913. Hannah NJ Lawton. In her SD year
Funeral will be held al the residence OF her
nephew, Herbert Lawton. Sunday afternoon
Funeral private. Fall River Mass, and New
port r. l.. papers please copy.
I.YTTELLE-May o. 1918. Samuel. beloved
husband OF Annie Lyttelle. aged 81 yesss
Services at stephen Merritts Chapel. No.
223 Eighth ave- Monday, 10 a. m. Belfast.
ireland. papers copy.
MACDONALD-At Newark. y. j.. on Friday.
May .. 1913. Elizabeth Brokaw. widow OF
George Macdonald. Funeral services Will
be held al the home Of her son-in-law
John Ehrick Parmly. No. 81 Heller Park
way, Newark, y. j.. on Monday, May ~
AT III a m Interment at Bound Brook.
n J., at the convenience OF the family.
Kindly omit flowers.
oIMsTED-Suddenly on May 10 az Bow.
don England. Marie de Coninek; wife OF
Alexander H. Olmsted. In her 10th year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
WEST SIDE TO FErE WHITMAN.

The West Side business men are to give
a dinner for District Attorney Whitman at
the Hotel Aston on May "a. More than
1000 are expected to be present. a. Il.
Stilger. president Of the Chelsea Ex-
change Bank is chairman of the commit
tee In charge.
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HOWIAND@JEWIT1.

Summit. n. j.. May lo.-The marriage
of Miss Catherine Stanley levitt. OF New
York. and Daniel Rowland. a son OF the
late Richard Rowland. OF Hope. r. l..
took place this afternoon in Christ
Church. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev August Porter. of Utica, y.
Y, assisted by the Rev Malcolm Doug
lass. rector Of Christ Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
MEYER-HORNBLOWER.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

10y INI0gFlpN 10 7 W' ITIOunt.
Boston. May l0-The wedding Of Miss
Helen Hornblower, Vassar, 10, daughter
Of Henry Hornblower. banker and presi-
dent OF the Boston Stock Exchange. and
Alfred Reuben Meyer, Harvard, 10. son
OF the late Augustus r. Meyer. OF Kansas
City. took place tonight at the home Of
the bride, No. 10 Beacon street. The Rev
DR.. George A. Gordon performed the cere-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

William Drescher represented the LIST
Aldermanic District. and was serving his
third term He was born in the old lst
Ward, and spent all his life within its
boundaries. For the last four years AL
derman Drescher had made his home at
the Glen Island Hotel, in Cortlandt street
lie was about forty-seven years old and
unmarried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
EMINENT PERSONS AT
WASHINGTON WEDDING
Leaders in Statecraft and Society See Miss
Wise Married to c. c. Glover, Jr.-
Miss Brown Another Bride.

the illness OF the brides mother. The
revolution in Mexico was the cause Of the
wedding not taking place at her home.
The brides only attendant was Mrs. Johr
Sherlock Ferguson. alfred Waestar, Of
New York City, acted as best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
TALENT FOR CONCERTS.

Are you entertainins7 A list of high
class sinoers, pianists, trios and quar-
rat. will be found on tho musical part,
Part ~. Pace g. Of to-day's issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Marguerite Broughton. daughter OF
John Sands Broughton. Of Trenton, y. J..
to Joseph Zane Batten son of George Bat
ten, OF Montclair. y. J. Since being
graduated from the Finch School. Of this
city, two years ago, Miss Broughton has
travelled extensively. Mr.. Batten is a
Princeton man. class OF o. and is
member Of the Colonial and Princeton
clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Aldrich. of No. %
West 50th street, have announced the en-
eagement Of their daughter. Miss Maud
Holley Aldrich. 10 Stanley Matthews. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Matthews. OF
Cincinnati. and grandson Of . late stan
ley Matthews, justice Of .Le Supreme
Court and one time United States Senator
from Ohio. Miss Aldrich and her parents
are at their country place, at Bay Shore.
Long Island, for the summer. No date
has been set for the wedding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
ALDERMAN DRESCHER DEAD
Succumbs to Heart Disease at
Stroudsburg, Penn.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

StrOudsburg. Penn. May 10.-William
Drescher. a New York alderman. who has
been visiting at the summer home OF
August Quick here. dropped dead this
afternoon from heart disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

Mrs. Margaret Bottome. was a writer OF
religious stories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
Mr.. AND MRS. HENRY PHIPPS.

The million dollar Phpp institute for the study and prevention
OF tuberculosis gilt by Mr. Phipp the University OF Penn
sylvana dedicated yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

The marriage OF Mrs. Edgar Hetheld
Booth and Oliver De Lancey Coster will
take place on Monday, June %. in the
Church OF the Atonement. Tenahy. y. j.
The ceremony will be performed by the
rector. the Rev. Archibald Montgomery.
and reception will follow at The Towers.
the country place OF the bride Walter
Albert Pease will be best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
MARRIED.

GOOCH-WHlTING--In New Haven Conn.
May 10. at the residence OF her father.
Mr. Frank Austin GOoch. by the Rev.
George :. Dckerman. Meredyth Gooch 10
John Downes Whiting.
JEWITT-Saturday MAY 10. al
Short Hills. ~ j. Miss Catharine Stanley
levitt. daughter OF the late DR. Edward
II levitt. 20 Mr.. Daniel Rowland. son OF
the late Richard q. Rowland, OF Hope. r.. I.
Nntices OF marriages and death. unust ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

Franklin H. Head. Of Chicago. has an
nounced the engagement Of his daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Head 10 Merrill T. Gates.
formerly president Of Rutgers College
and later OF Amherst College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

FRANK T.. CAMPBELL. 2li:s West 2sd
n Chapels. Private Rooms. Private Ameu-
Iancea Tel. 1924 Chelsea
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTA KERS

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
123d ST By Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Office 20 East 23d ST.. N. \.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be
accompanied By full name and address.
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Atkinson. AAele.

Atkinson. Adele. I.awton. Hannah NJ
BoJtome. Rev. G. II .-, samuel.
Chamberlain. Rev /. 7 macdonald, +. u.
Elliott, Richard A. Dsms,eu, Marie de {.
Eatie Charles Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

ATKINsON-On May q 1913 Adele Atkinson.
aged a. years. Services al stephen Merritts
Chapel. No. 20 sth ave. Monday evening.
g'cIl ok
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ten law is an obligation Of honor. NO
body who knew Mr.. Morgan would
doubt his attitude.
l am not defending him. He needs
no defence. But the incident. though
not important in itself, is illustrative;
and what ] want TO say Of Ir. Nor
CANS character. or Of one side OF H.
can be said better with reference 20
mis- matter than any other / can thiAH
o. II can best be understood by con-
Tasting it with Bismarck's. If there
has been in our time any man VINO
moulded Kings and Emperors to his
VIII 1t was the great German Cham
oellor. He said of himself:
Now and then I fancy / have been
'he means Of making royalty a little
100 powerful, at least for time"
Yet Mr.. idney whitman. whose tes-
umony is decisive, tells as that Bis
"@rck never emancipated himself from
inherited tradition which made him
"ok upon the least distinguished rep
'esentative Of royalty as something
inherent from common men. He adds:
visit from an obscure scion OF u
''yai house was still an honor in his
yes such as only royalty could confer
IN Mr.. Morgan there can have been
~ trace Of any such feeling as that.
ie was an American, the greatest
american Of recent years; absolutely
rec from any sentiment which could
called un-American. But he was
a'so man OF the world: a man who
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Sfue. Va6ri6ten.
Cincinnati, 3. Iopemter.

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Np. l05-l.07 1ie. Rs. . oo-l00e. SO. 8
S6-S0e.
6opfsn in itetig. State, erbinarer Bis
4eice 1918, 8s-46c; 1919, 2o--25e; Taciiis
tsat 1918, ao-aOc, l9i2 25-2ss.
edute finb ite:is. - Central 1msriea
Sc, 6oaota 8l-s2c.
2eser In isf.. - Semlo6 hritS 39-Soe,
fseonos 2s-3sc
Bsrs mar iistig.-Jantilp 194.50-sT.0O,
fbcrt clears el9.75-2l 90. Web cas-. 1880
Beef mar felt - Jamiis els.50-20.50
Hes6 ei6.01--ls.50.
Gst NestS Dareu ifetig. - 0ep6teIts
6eliies 10 BIS IA 2iune, 1917 1890 l5e DO.
ShiHfen 14-l44e.
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elu.S5 - 1895; Ea'fntrteD mar felt. -
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shc.
9als III itetis. - Erima Gits gu e1ts.
Gpnntrs 6-s4e. sp.cial sac.
0sum ~ uofliaaH,n.Ds of 1T isft. -
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Hetreltum If i,sstg.-MafEnirts Rsw
pers Buff ss.25; Barrels ts.7o; Gaiss
tli.25.
@olGs u. ftetig.-Iomehie Slsee. Chic
16e.
OR, mar ftstis - Stre.nss. ssn6sn'
Ii6ss tiS gates s4.oo,
xsgven III itttis ~ <5e.
RetS ift isf. - xInseimifder 21s-ee.
Hatna 5L-5ke
Nelaifes il it.tis. - Eew Orleans
Open 4ettle, gutter bic Dolce. 85---55c.
Budeg-SRober iietta. - Museapats SO
Ieh, alle, Centrifugal % 3et ss1c,
WslafYes Da6.r 80 Zen a.s8e. RniEnirtsr
mar iistis. - gu, goaf 5.8oe. Qruihso
$40, Uepule 80. 50. .Qubes4.3 .30e, ,Bouoeree
4.l3e. Oranula,.o 4.86c, diamond "a ABS;
Gonfeeicners "a 425e. Ro. l 4.25e, Rp.
A06e, 30. 8 4.0oc. go. 4 8.95e, Ro. 5 S.Soe,
Rc. q S.S5e, R9. 7 S.s);, Ro. 8 8.55r. Ro. y
S.!O;, 70. 10 1856, gto. IL S.80c, Ro. II
S.6os, No. lg 8.50e. gsp. 1 e.50e.