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THE BROOKLYN 'DAILY EAGLT3 TXTURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1 892. TWELVE PAGES. THE BUSHWICK DEMOCRATIC CLL'H. BLOODY WORK IN HATTL THE HEIGHTS ASSEMBLY JEWS 0 THE CHUKCHES. 1 Woman Appointed an Active City Pastor's Assistant.

Graham ut, 7 Perk it, with all title to slriD 011 r.r Ttx HI. h.l 1, Hush Cl.irk to J.Ticn Solimurefe, mort iJHOO Lorimor flt, ft 'lVn i vck st vfitlow, liri.t:;niKir., 'en'i, i 'aroline F.nni' tla' Schf'nck nr. I. ill It li.ai.r 10' Smith to IVtur (1 Korr. tnnrs.et'.:.

iroh. USUI Arliiifiten 4 it Hnmlrix i t. I lix too r'lMio morl, Carrie V.Wa. Milllirook, to Aim Mill st. tis.

III. ft Uii.iiiiiiiii t. :i.t;n!7. to Wiliiam A Boi hm ivv, ii corniT t. iSxo li a 4C.f,x A'enz" Dcji.vim to L) Lincoln, inert I.eiinnr.i jOll ft ti Nns ci i nr.

1 I'D. h.tl, M.irll 1 Harniit to Mary 1 tnrrti. iiis vrifo. mort Nflisau ar, or Monitor i. h.H formed tho ceremony.

Miss Miller wore a gown of whito sstiu embroidered with chiffon and covered with a tulle vail. Miss Lott.i H. Zimmerman of Terro Haute, attired in pink silk, acted as maid of honor. The groom is engaged in business in Brooklyn. Among the out of town guests wore Mr.

and Mrs. A. I. Ditnias. Miss Ditmas and Miss Carrie Ditmas.

parents and sisters of the croom, of FlatbiHi, N. Mrs. Henry Purdy. Miss Kate Pnrdy, Mr. and Mrs.

S. T. Seely, Mis.4 Heely, Mrs. M. C.

Soauldinz. Mrs. Fred Parsons. II. C.

Mrs. Charles Bowman and Harry Sattsrleo of Elmira, Mrs. Georce P. Bemis, Miss Louise Hoskins. Miss Gussio McDowell of Owejo, Thomas E.

Smith, Mrs. F. H. Pur ly. Guy Purdy, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Thayer of Van Etten. ting, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Keene.

Miss Seabury, Miss Clark, Miss Glover, Miss Kevins, Gordon Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. James Swan, Mr. and Mrs.

Hamilton Salmon, Dr. Louis Kennard, Miss Hnlsey, Charles Mooro, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

CoJhran. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gulden. Miss Burgor, Frank Burger, Miss Nellie Williams, Miss Squire, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles O. DonoUuo. Mr. and Mrs.

George Pendleton, tho Misses Eaton, Miss Annie Campbell. Mrs. George Sloan of Philadelphia, Cuyler Sanborn. Mr. and Mrs.

Z. Bacon. Miss Bradlee, Mr. nnd Mrs. J.

Delmage Trimble, Miss Mario Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herbert. Mr. and Mrs.

Noah Hart, Miss Porter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Edgar Nicolay of New York. Miss Daisy Fordham, tho MLsses Taylor, Miss Hasbrouck," Andrew Nutting, Mr.

and Mrs. Mortimer Snyder, tho Misses Uiehardson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warren, Miss Cole, Miss Jennie Gregory, Mr. and Mrs.

Kobert Diossy, Kobert Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. A. Alford. Miss Holen Garre, Dr.

and Mrs. E. li. Coombs, Mr. and Mrs.

W. It. Utley, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Dwight, Miss Watson. Miss Mildred Smith, Mr. and Mrs. X. A.

Uhlman, Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond. Miss Sterling. William Mowry.

A.Hatfield, the Misses Dorflinger, Miss Frances Fowler, Miss Edith Swan. Miss Frankel.Mr. Hutchinson, Joiiu Ciiissman, Miss Chlssman, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Munson, tho Misses Lyon, Theodoro Brown, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles B. Norman, Miss Norman, the Misses Taylor. SKARLES KILLMF.lt. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mibs F.

Bessie Killmei daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Kill mer of 3S6 State street, was married to Georgo A.

Senrles of this city, at the residenco of her parents. Tho Iiev. Mr. L. L.

Bury of Afton, Chenango county. N. Y. performed the ceremony. Ferns and palms comprised the house decorations, and the parlors and hallway presented a tropical appearance, so profuse was the floral display.

About eighty guests witnessed the nuptials." The bride was attired in a handsome gown of white faille, trimmed with duchess lace. A long train and a tulle vail caught with orange blossoms completod the costume. The bridal bouquet was of white roses and maidenhair fern." and Miss Killmer wore diamond ornaments, presented to her by tho groom. Miss Bertie Kipp, as maid of honor, appeared in a gown of pink siik and chiffon, nnd carried pink roses. Sho also wore a lieur do lis pearl pin, a gift from the bride.

F. C. Avery acted as best man and William Herbert, ami Charles C. Evans, the latter of Plain Held, N. were tho xishers.

A reception fol KKC7.PTI0S OF 3111. AND MRS. C. S. BltAISEJtl).

Mr. and Jlrs. C. S. Brain erd 134 Lincoln place, guvea recoption yesterday from 4 to 11 o'clock P.

SL, at which several hundred friends nnd relatives were present. Tho parlors were decorated to represent summer nnd prosonted an attractive appearance, while tho adjoining residence, which was connected, wns used for tho supper room and represented winter, holly and evergreen being used profusely. Mr. nnd Mrs. Brninerd received their guests in tho main house and both afternoon and eveniug the rooms wero crowded.

The list of invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McAllister.

Mr. nnd Mrs. William L. Allen, Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Atwater, Mr. and Mrs. C.

G. Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. L. S.

Burnham. Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Babbott, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. A. Boody, Mr.

and Mrs. Silas Bralnerd. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.

Brainerd, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Bliss, the Miss Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. John Bliss, tho Misses Bliss.

It. K. Bowker, Miss Bowker, Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Brainerd, William li.

Boorum, Miss Boorum, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Bon.

Georgo Brainerd, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bates, Frederick A.

Brainerd, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin It. Brninerd, Mr.and Mrs. E.

H. Bow, Mr.andMrs. A. Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Chatfleld, Miss Addie K. Brainerd, Mr. and Mrs.

E. S. Chanin, Mr. and Mrs. John K.

Croavy, Mr. and Mrs. P. 11. Cary, James Carey, Dr.

and Mrs. Frank Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. II.

L. Coe. the Misses Coe, Mr. and Mrs. J.

G. Dettmar. Miss Dettnmr, Mr. and Mrs. Camden C.

Dike. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dean, Mr. nud Mrs.

A. G. Dana. Mr. and Mrs.

D. 11. Dearborn. Mrs. B.

Eliintr, Dr. and Mrs. Z. T. Emery.

Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Field, Mr.

nnd Mrs. James Foster, Mr. and Mrs. G. II.

Fletcher. Sir. nnd Mrs. W. H.

Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Griswold. Mr. nnd Mrs.

C. O. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hinman, Mr.

and Mrs. 11. L. Hos ford. Miss Hinman, Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Scholcs. Misses Scholcs.

Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Studwell, Mr.

and Mr. C. U. Smithers, Mrs. G.

Simpson, Misses Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. William V. R.

Smith, Mr and Mrs. C. S. Saugay, Mr. and Mrs.

O. Sehwartzwaelder, Captain Elihu Spicer, Dr. and Mrs. C. H.

Shepard, Mrs. Margaret Songster, Mr. and Mrs. C. Howard Scrymser, Demas Strong, Miss Strong, Mr.

and Mrs." Frederick A. Schroeder, Dr. and Mrs. T. DeWitt Talmago, Mr.

and Mrs. B. G. Temploton, Miss Emma Tliursby, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Van Bureu Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Tangeman, Mr. and Mrs.

0. A. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Tower, Mr.

and Mrs. Enos N. Taft, Dr. nnd Mrs. G.

A. Ostrander, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ovington.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Guido Pleissner, Mr. nnd Mrs. A.

H. Porter, tho Misses Porter, Mrs. J. H. Prentice, the Misses Prentice, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Penrsal). Mr. and Mrs. Grenvillo 1'erin, Mr.

and Mrs. Georgo L. lVase, Mr. and Mrs, Post. Miss Post, Carroll Tost, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Quintard. Judgo and Mrs.

George Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Rccknagel, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis II.

Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

Suydam. Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Scholes. the Misses Scholcs, Mr. and Mrs. G. K.

Studwell, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smithers.

Mrs. G. W. Simpson, tho Misses Simpson, Jugge nnd Mrs. Van Wvck, Mr.

nud Mrs. T. L. Woodruff. Mr.

ami Mrs. C. L. Woodbridge. Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick H. Williams. A. D. Wheelock.

tho Misses Wheelock.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Starkoy. Miss Emily Starkey, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Bossett. General and Mrs. Stewart L.

Woodford, Miss Woodford, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Woodrow, the Misses Woodrow, Mr.

and Mrs. Ethan Allen Doty. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ward, and Sirs.

Gustav Jahn, Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Nelson, Mr.andMrs.

Joseph E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mooro, Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Hull. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Hayes, the 3Iisses Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.

J. II. Hart, Miss Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoagland, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Hvndrlx, Dr. and Mrs.

0. N. Hoagland, Miss Hoagland, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Hoagland. Mr. and Mrs. Tunis Johnson, Dr.

and Mrs. William Jarvie, Mrs. Jeffrey. Miss Jeffrey, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Jeremiah Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kellogg, Dr.

and Mrs. Lester Keep. Miss D. C. Lynll, Mrs.

A. C. Lawrenco, Mr. nnd Mrs. P.

C. Langdou, Miss Langdon. General and Mrs. J. Meserole.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mead, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Leonard Moody, Miss Moody and Albro J. Newton. MISS LASU ILL'S MliTHIHY l'AKTT. A roception was tendered to Miss Sadio It.

Langill of 3(i Third place, Brooklyn, in honor of hor birthday, on Tuesdav evening. Miss Langill wore a becoming gown of salmon pink silk trimmed with velvet and white chiffon. During the evening Miss Lizzie Burgess favored tho company with soveral piano solos mid Miss Addie "Watson entertained thorn with few recitations. George Trimble and W. Tweedy sang nnd Miss Lnngill nnd Mr.

Luugili gave some violin selections. Among tho guests were: Miss Amy Godbold, the Misses Lizzie nnd Emmie Burgess. Miss Addie Watson. Miss Mercy Whitehouse. the Misses Minnie and Anuio Heckel, Miss Minnie Evans.

Miss Efflo Tillotson, tho Misses Lizzie and Annie Trimble, Miss Teresa Langill, A. A. Kramer. W. Tweedy, George Trimble.

George Heckel, Jarvis Wool sey. Walter Lane, Frank Dorman. Robert berton, William Smith. Fred Walters, Mr. Atkinson, Alfred Whitehouse, Albert Waycottand Mr.

and Mrs. A. Hall. DAXCIXt! AT AVON HALL. The second reception of the Tuesday night dancing class of William Pitt Rivers was held this week at Avon hall, on Bedford avenuo.

There was a large attendance of members and programme of sixteen dances was carried out under the direction of Mr. Rivers. Among those present were Y. Pendos. I.

Pernios. Thomas II. Axtell, George E. S. Marshall.

I. Van Wie, M. Rhodes, Miss Helene M. Hubbard. Miss Lmzie E.

Bucknam, I. S. Hubbard, H. A. f'iindunbroomer, James Powell.

Miss A. Earle, N. H. Campbell. Miss Laine, Edward Burnett.

Miss M. Burnett, Miss Ewen. W. I. Gere, C.

H. Young. A. Erower, B. I'oter, E.

I'oter, J. B. Holman, J. A. Kean.

M. Aicovuwale. Miss li. Heatc, Miss Dontmcv, S. B.

Reynolds, A. A. Venead. Miss J. Porter, L.

Bennett, Miss M. K. Skitton. H. G.

Janton, Miss G. Mnlworth, Miss Van Wile, J. A. Drew. Miss Emart, R.

M. Wilbur. L. Oslergred. Miss M.

11. Tlioall. George Scheller, Miss Pahlest. J. Ferren.

Miss Daisy Hingle, Thomas Shearn. A. E. Barnes, 11. Reese, J.

M. Sorzatu, Miss Sorzarn. J. ,1. liurileu, Miss C.

A. Doyle. Smith B. iicyrd and friends, Mrs. Brett, Miss Brett, E.

R. Thompson, Miss Thompson, II. O. Baldwin. Miss A.

C. Young. D. F. Barrey.

Miss Nellie Farrel, John F. Cunnieum, Miss Jennie Friel, J. D. Kidder, C. Edwards.

Miss Oidner, Miss Gailagher, Miss C. L. Smith, Miss L. Lyui and W. G.

Smith. CLARK BUODIE. The marriage of Miss Marie Louise Brodio to Mr. Rowland Clark of Milford took placo yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Rev.

Thomas F. Ward, pastor of St. Charles Biir romeo's church, officiated. The bride was handsomely attired in a beaver colored bengaline cloth drees, trimmed with fur, umpire front and sash of whito bengaline silk. The bridesmaid was Mian Agn.s C.

Brodie, sister or the bride. Mr. Charles L. Stowe was the best man. Immediately after the ceremony the liridal party proceeded to the residenco ol tho bride's mother.

JS Orange street, whero supper was served. Tho bride and groom, after receiving the eon gratulatious of numerous friends, left for Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will beat homo January 1 at Bedford avenuo.

Among thos present at he reeepi ion were 31 r. and Mrs. C). W. Clark, A.

F. Brand. Miss Emily SehalTer, Miss Grace Smith, Miss Eulalie G. Gilkenson. B.

Scully, Mrs. Weber. Mr. nnd Mrs. William 1'antin, Miss Elsie Merritt, John Stevenson, Miss Grace Clark, Charles H.

Brodio, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ilearmie, Miss Agnes C.

Brodie, Josepii Brodio. THK ROAD BUST PAY FOR TIIK WHISKY. Astc aicl Hie First Kcccr taii in 'riicir fiGoiior Uti. ir.virk club cavo its (lrist wijiiion's 'fi)ti'''n cvonint in its bnrnlsonif Jy Hip comer of vi''k (ivi iiiii" ami t. TIk; Iiotiso lirllliaiF.ly nil.

i tlio l.i wilii palms. 1 1 1 (lowers ami rioel pvcrirr I'll. At thf ption loo, i S' Hi nry H'Tnanl J. liln; iimI CharlfS ArinNriistfr. touk iis but tfv lip mli'Trf ucs! ln.d arriv.

o'l iii' at limir. li iiftr eivi. li rniloil t'i otirli anil its An ho'ir lat'T nearly vi'ry IkhIv nrr'w 1 ti: 1 it I lioiivi' was i.uly i lilir l. ihir'i ilrmr was ar si' tnol nx' iusivi'iv to tin usu of lit' wiai'ii. II ti1, wln a si ilisje thoy and I'liattml or sljijo.

'l a wiaii or oajoxuil a dainty luiii'li. At 10 o'. lo li all in tho lit; parlor I 'ri i Ii iit S. art WiiitehotiS' wl th'ir fair "In tho iiaiui" uf tln I'l'moorati' eluh 1 i tn yon a I'nnlial ladii in; said. riti'i lions1 is at your dispi d.

If is lioro wii'To your htishands spond of tlioir in hut it is our wish that yon snould enjoy yoursi'lvos In ro as 'll. Aijain woi yon." Mr. Whitolinnsi' tlp'ii annoimi'i'd that tli" En irllsh t'luli ipuirti Miss Itnr miiu. Eilward lltisli, jr. Miss Nina Drummoml itnd J.

AV. SarKWU would ontortaia tho ass Mn lilai'O. Th; ilnh is compos of Miss Hi'ttio lirmiloy. Miss Minni" 1'. Irving, ri.

I'hillips anil Jieddnll. Aftor suvi'ral proaionndi's t.y (Ji or'o Frank's on hi'Sira tho following programmo was pn si'iiti'J: Keritatioa. "'Ho Dincovered Amsrica," Mr. Fdwar 1 liueli. jr.

"Sprier inx" Pir.inti 'I'lie F.nclish i.lee cluh. Aito Oh I'romise Me" Do Koveii Mle. liinina Scharniarm. Soprano aolo, "Tile Nitthtinicalc'e. C.anr.

Mim Hettie riiatrii, Professor J. W. Saricetit Banjo aolo, "Mareir Anon Mies Nina Ilroinmond. Folk sonir, "Come, lioroihy, Uome" Swabian Tae Knglish tlioe club. Mere modern inajie.

Profesiior.J. V. Sarcent. Kailad, 'reole l.overe," Sonj;" Dudley Ilnck Mr. Frederic Ueddall.

it irisinH, Mr. Uneh, jr. Alto nolo. "Thou Knovveet Not" Steltey Misa Kinma Scilarmann. ilanjo ret ital, with eonics.

libe Nina Drmnmond. lilee, I'artin Ivhh" Pinenti 'I'ho Inlihh leo tjl ih. Thou tlio ori'hcstra playod several populnr airs and ilauein l.e an. Only six nnniiiers were played ntel then the mernhers and irnoMs into their eo.vhes atpl were driven homeward. Ainon(j; those, notieed in the party were li'Vistor and Mr.

Thomas .1. Kenna, Counselor and Mr. S. Stewurt Miss l'owell of Wnsliititon Mr. and Mrs.

William liatterman. Mr. and Jlrs. John W. WuSer.

Mr. and Mrs. Krno.st hs, and Mr. Judtru and Mr. A.

H. 'utility CI'Tk John Coroner 11. l.indsny. Counselor and Mrs. Jnme.s JIofTett, Mr.

ami Mrs, Thomas Farpdl, Mr. ami Mrs. H. Ii. August C.

Sehar m.inn, Miss Emma Sehnrman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Armliruster.

Dr. I 'rederiok Zinsser. Di. ptity Water I'urvryor and Mrs. Denis J.

Ilau'erty, County Auditor and Jim. Frodrrl. Keller. ex ici.i Mrs. Etnil Sehiellein, Major and Mrs.

li Tiry Ureden. Mr. ami Mrs. Cieoro W. Chapman, Louis J.

Burner, John Hurler, Mr. and Mrs. (leorer. Strauh, Joliu MeLoan, Jolm M. Wolf.

John J. Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Honors. Mr.

ami Mrs. 1'hilip Correl, Mr. and Mrs. John Seliuidt. Miss Burner.

Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Boseh. Miss Maurer, Counselor 11. l'ink.

I'oliee Commissioner and Mrs. llenrv I. Ilavden, Dr. and Mrs. II.

M. Sloat. Mr. and Mrs" Herman E. Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenrv Miller. Miss Ida Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Blinu. Mr. and Julius Muth. Otto Selutpphaus. Mr.

and Mrs. Diedrieh Mioholson, Oeorne .1. Jardin, Mrs. Emma Sohnopf, Mr. and Jlrs.

Eran Maier, Louis Hupp, Miss Lillio llapp, Miss S. llapp, Mrs. II. Noah. Miss M.

Noah. Counselor and Mrs. 1). l' Ayres. Miss Ayres.

Otto Hildeiil.rand, Edward Wiiikopf. Mr. and Mrs. Deter B. Uu herty, Miss Theresa 1 1 liberty, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Hook. Mr. and Mrs. Halm.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiinolbreeht. Mr. and Jlrs.

Gottfried Wi'Sternaeliur, Jir. and Jlrs. l'etrie, Jir. ami Jlrs. Edward Hau Charl.

A. Jleyer, Jolin L. Shon. Jliss Mamie Jleyer, Louis Denon hardt. JUfis Ella Uavep Jliss Jlny Sloper, Jir.

and Jlrs. A. JVyakoop. Exelse Commissioner anil Mrs. John Sehliemann.

Jir. and Mrs. John I'. Becker, J. Doutscher, Jliss L'thritter.

John Dunn, John Jleohan, Detective Sern' ants William W'eiser and John Drum, Captain Henry Erenoh, Captain William Kitswr, Deter Eppin. Justloo Itobart E. Connolly, Inaatz Jlttrtin. Miss Walsh and Alderman j. Jelferson Iila 'k.

Tho followinn aro tho now officers of the Bushwick club: President, S. (Stewart Whlto houso; vieo presidi'iit, Creorno Straub: secretary, I'. tijr I'. Huburty; treasurer, (iott fried Wester nauiier; financial secr' tnry. Julius Muth; ser neant at arms.

Diedrieh Jliehelnen: trustees, John W. Weber, I 'rederiek Keller, Aunusl C. Sehurmunn, Adoljdi II. (lo' ttinn, Thomas J. Kouna, William Ferris, Ernst tjehs, Charles Worn.

Patrick IL JleCnrron, Andrew Book, Bernard J. Pink, William Battermann, Julius Lieb uiauu, Charles li. Armbruster, Henry Claus. Tilt: SALT YIKI.l) IN MICHIO.VS. SaoiNaw.

Deremlxir lo The annual report of the state salt inspector for the year eirlitur November lHi)', issued yesterday, show thero were 1011 tirms ennaned iu theniaau facturo in th statt, operating ll i salt plant btiviuLt a iapacity of 5,4 000 barrels annuRllv. There wns insp. cited duriia: the year barrels of salt, bein: llfa.ijl7 burrels less Thau in Tho inannfneture of salt was inatitruratod this sitato in tsiio, sin MN viiich time thore have been jirodiicud UU.H14.4') barrels of that staple. In Cominun Couiuil Ad jonrncd Nts Tit.M'aY, Peccrmbrr Vt IS'K. On roll on II.

Dauiel Met ruth. aMer.niin Thirrl di trict, in the chair, arid a utiorum itredmit. 'J'h rrun nTes of t' io provious Mondr.y. iTi read and approve i. By Aid.

Jordan Frorti Mr Kranoin CoPiriji, to bo iiultu f'T prui)erty destr(tr'i uii cipttion day. lie f'Trori. Hy Aid. Mrfirtli From WidiMn K. Finn and ot iir, to oliatii:) poii i'Mi tf fir stntut.

Itrfwrrt d. Itoii tiof IsniH H. Stc iwrirth, cl.ici try I i ii. II j.t,'rt Mirr niuT Inrl. vhui clfrx to tic WiC.a':i Wf l.cr, cily niidilc and HitWey f.o itrrl 1'y Hfciji un lirooK'yn and Urichtnn Ilii! rott'l fur ai'pruval of chaKe of routa ud tvr Kefcrid.

ox i nrri'Tus. Krrni city rk inr hy mayor nl heard ncut inn. (r riK I rom d'1!" irirnent of Jirf rt tnlnriort r.f Tt'A by M' ICe" p.jrvli of h'rsr (. From and rzci" insc bjtjr.ii nilTi ly Aid. t' tnr chait' of Tf pair, lf iiif i ntj payment nf jii lm.

i it. iie i ae of J. i tht; city. i From enrnm ittc oi: l.iw To unit dedt to J. A .1.

J.evy a o. for pun ionn of I.tookIvi; and Hroolt 1 ii nnd jal ii pi It; rosd Adipt'd. i To crant i'iir 1 iin: nk lyn Skt i ink tor port i' ri uld roidbtrd of railroad. Ad tpt il. Vv i pay Wihitm Crifiun for hors A'ioi d.

I ri.in LOintni!" on flTiiout To rniiliriii iiifiil iMt.p win Sidia sV "ir Mit, htwvn wi. cii'l i 'c i ra. Adopted. l'r Mii rnmiii on it. dri.ina(ro To caiMo in jr wtrvi'T.

lljjk.H and Al d. from ''oniin irnioin on cridinc aii'l pwinc To rp.ivo aph St. avoaun ilydorj tu Franklin. ItiJ on tJlMt), M'JTIi'NS AN 1 1 By Aid. lilack To die down hido Vft.r?t Htrf 'i, Iietw.

i Wliittiftml Adopted. Hy Aid. i hids of Thompnon. Tdoin. i'a si Join: d.K' frey.

Adopfd. Hy Aid. a To cmisi' ropairt i euro and ittor in Fi. ht Hy Al 1 Ma ''liar To roicind ion nf NovomiIlt l. to di down north id t'ti et, i twftfii Kihtl: and a ven i.

HyBjiTii'' la tod rilai; Poutf: fuiv IVuti) ho twi cn Fiich and aud ib. trtii ti in i hftieeon Fourth and Fifth c.m. Adopti d. Miin" To srradt and pavo Forty Revf nti. Forty oK htn.

fiftiftti a.it Fifty tirsi tnf Tinri avnie to S.jcoriti. A Hy Aid. Mel To appoint Thoin is 1. U.diiy to cor.u ii mrii tt s. AUtiptwd.

HyAld. MM To ct io th UjciU. on pior fc.t of Nort.i Fixle.h trort. 1. i mum T.

pt.T.'int li A. Iv i colored ea? lamp hi lroTil oi Jo7 iloilford avn A.b pted. nni To rt'M'. ind mim of h'tober 1 SO! ft i pio. oditi.

iM to ctni as lump on Java stroet trorn to OaLbnid, A lopifd Aid M' Kco l'o per.nit Rocli to ni 'i i i i rn I irr rl to southwe it corner l'o irl 'r A Al 1. K' rt; str rtt, bftwc I.or. put and Adopted. Hy nir: pi ritii' in 1 Son to movo irom Hr to 1 7 i from Mrc to da. ixiji.

A'lo jtfid. i.y Aid. Mvu I'lnU; curb Adoiitod. To p'rrit Mrtitithalt l.inotyp' o. or i and Uer5.in Mtn rl.

liyA M. Picker; ntr To direr! rnmnimsinnt'r of vrorkn irfti.Hiiiit. to ln.ard of mrotin; and rclat ir iiumtjuiou oi Trolley Klo.i ric raiiroaa oyftteiiif and notify city clerk in fnturo of ail for pyriiiitB to urect poin and 8triu wires. Adopted. aine To permit ('.

to mov? tarddinu on cant iid, Sclmnck avonnw ftjt so itfi. A lntfd. Aid. 'l pv nw hrntu; Umccri for and pa; cipffnfjt'a. Ky frred.

Aid. SI(irath To fctWerti te metin of coinmitto on railroad, D'ccmbcr to consider petition of Kindts County F.lrctric Itailroad Company. Adoptt d. By Aid. lilackProofft of publication of TArioua local iniprovBmenL.i.

Kierrna, The board then adjoaructd. Jtt. J. 0UMM1XGS. Htj Cltrk.

Kyppolite's uards Shot by His Orders. Accused or Trfjirlirry and in Mid T'alnrr Wii.siiiit t5i: Sci'ibjiiiici; of a Trial. ifrTitise AasMn IVen CaugJiC in im.N niul CoTiTiWiI His I U' rnVn'r 1" Th r. jv.i nf an nt 'mj't 1 rr IytMIitf of ll. iyti is fy lvi.

that linvj r'a h.Tf, niii.v:t!.t:iii a onsor ship of lh" i i i as of Havtian prf HS, i. Liyp.r!ii iTi' niifs'that all susp 'l' iro:" tnait 'i Iiostil to If tli pi i. ii is jti. tili.j.i. si and takv to I rr Ilyppdli: lor personal jxTii.

al. A3 this, has Im ai; iuvapialvl oajtfm ot Jlaytiau aut'vrats as lar as ti! origin of tli' repuSjIl' Ih stat' tu' nt ar. iiss no surprlso. In rftrard tli'1 att' a as. itnp p'ars that alout in tin1 laornin a s.

ilisijovfr' 'l tin woal.l I iminb'ivr of tho pp'sitir'iit larkitiu' in tli1 palac on ih morning of 'J'li 'aan actions as Ua rnovti'l cautiously aluuit. iii'lin in and ror lirs, showi'd that In ni litnti'd soni' lawless arrt. Tim scntlri' i sprang upon thu intruder. Tho fallow was arriK'd with a sharp ilnt and inailo a rlt spfrato resist, inof. Thit B'Mitry shrmtod forJiL'lp and I'nvid' nt IvppolitD and others of his hons hold, inir ar from thi'ir slurnlt'T hy th' rtisiifd to tip sc'nft Thf S' ntry already Wt.und'd and nearly cx haustod wht rc'UM and Hyi'poiit'! and his fri' nds in tlv Tho pris 'ii that was from Janil.

mid thai had Tort au I'rirK i urpost killin llyjipMlit. lit; said tliut th'ro wT'' hundr'ds fady to e.pnitf tha satit" pnrj.s" in as failed. 'I'ti" prisoner was firiiant and L'lorv in the nt and said that only P'n ttud that ha had not h' sm''rful. I'rnsidfiit llyppollto was frrnatly and that if iiis ord' rs Inul oat, tli assas in oui'i not liav rraiiitd ciitranw to tin? j'ala" and hat of lit'; as voll as ho wn on puard outsido, must havo hf 'ii truilty of rriaiinal ool luiun or at criadnal ndi 11'f'. 1 then onh.T'd that th.o jiris incr.

havjnt: openly his Knilt, should i rfiiot at out ainl that tho ta'm oT th' tiard ari i th" who stationod at of tin and who had ol.viousiy Ui ni 'liirrm'fl, if not of (hdib' rat" tn a'dn ry. should also ho shot. Th ord T.s wto forlhwith farrifd out ami th persons wit shot to df atii in tin trarh 'n of th paln" 'J'lir, who had and S' tho as assin mu nlH 'ontly r. wiirdd and pronioi' d. Tho llrini; tlio in'n worn fcntoil was h'arl in thi adj'diiiin; part of Port au 'rin''; and aroused it 1m int: thought, Hrt that a had hoi'a at: mpt' at tho Win th' facts I'aaio known tiio prt'shh ut's a tioa was onor ally approved hot'i his partisans and ly tho majority of tin jiooph.

whiff his oni mics laimod that thoro was no truth in th" roport of tlio assassination and that Ilyppolito litffl simply tnkon CH'fnsion to z'i rid of soni followers who ti u. poti'd. ThU vi'w mts, witli litth support. Ilyppolyti has ai'piirod so inu reputation for s''Vt'rity in dealing witli revolutionist that his havo a wholosomn lroad of taking opoii actioa against htm. unh ss of uo'jcss.

FU0M THE STATK DEI'AIITSIENTS. Ccrtif icale of iucorpuratiou Filed in. tltc St'tTelnry's OCiiicc Spo. inl to tho EaI Awianv, N. Do'frnb 'r 15 Arnont; tho trus toos of tho Lodor You riff 3I'n'ri society of New York city aro Juck Silverstoin and Nathan GoMbrn: of UrooUlyn.

Tho Oriffinsd Mozart quartot of Brooklyn has Mod articles of incorporation with tho secn. tary of statu. It proposes to ndvanou tho art of fiiuIn and to promoto social int'T 'Oura amon Its 'J'h board ol trii.ui:a for tho first y.ar coinpri.s tlio following: (icorj' W. Sbr W. U.

Shepherd. Frank T. Lond, Friid orh K. and EliiL Ib lanu A ortilb'at has Mod bytho Loni Island and Now London Steamboat ''Oinjiny of Green port, sotting forth tho im.T'asM in tlio amount of its capital etok from 20.000 Of this n'nount th Ptim of Vn.OOf) ha.s paid in. Tho dobts auc1 liabilities of the company amount to uothin.

licnryli. Williams and Jamc i. McKowan of Brooklyn an anions the trustt'es of tho Shields company of Now York city, incorporated with a capital of 100,000. to manufacture machinery. A.

certilb ate has bem Hied witli the secretary of state announcing that tin; Brooklyn Church Publishing mpany has li.i!f of its capital stok; Kiib 'ribed for. The presi'bnt of the company Wood, and tne treasurer is William A. iUiU. CAPTAIN WAUD HEAItS FK03I I3IS SWOUI). J3e I.o.m Bt Im 'l'aliii I'ribOiier in.

t'roui of Nash 15 Captain II. C. Ward of the Sixter mb I'nited States infantry, who is in 1 of the recruiting station fev days auo c'ived in rvundabout way an interesting lttr. It was from Itowan county. N.

to the postmifstress at Worcester, and from then neni to a nephew of Captain Ward's, who forwarded it lo Nashville. The tt js from Philip Abwander, the man who enptun Captain Ward's sv. when the captain wa ta prisoner tie Virginia am neany thirty y. ar a4" in front of Petersburg. Tip swor'i was iri ribcd: "Presentt'd to Ij 11.

C. Ward. Co. (, oTth BeiCirr.eiit, V. V.

1.. sv his friends. Won cst jlar Mr. Al 'vander write mat he bad intended keeping it as a war trophy, but as the late election proves (Hi 'Iusiveiy that there is no North, 33a. or st.

and that werrt brothers of one i'onimi e.i ma: ry fa hud oU' iuded to return tiie sword to ii proper Captain Ward replied aj pr ipriately and will receive the sword in a few days. jl Kill EI A OK FOrnTEKN. created here Jnuie Uabb. n'irl. An hour while the hush lib bride, tho i I'e i A sensation wai tie marriage of tu la; tie M.

P. liner, a 3 I yt vir old after th tiurfonneil, nnd abst. the home of uoriier "i Intter nud took the nud pine, her in Home of her 1. I'huriat: her with w.iyward band tri' secure her release lip) rood She; Hess. The Inis and Tho rc Tho breui.

iu the doors of the home. fused to 'ivi up the child wife, reiaony was performed by ths 'anion, tin marryiiu; pardon. IIr. tbn Kir; as IS. ruoni.

is a barke iKT iu a variety lluv. 1 I.mion tdaiius Haider, the i tiioater. TIIK 5KW lilllTIMI MIMSTKR TO CH1XA. Losih'N. peeeniber A dispatch from Tion Tsin that Mr.

rlie nowiy up pointed Br.tish minister to China, has delivered hi credent ids it the em purer. Mr. O'Connor did not upon his majesty 'ivin him an audience in the pabice. 1 this jjction has settle. I the ploia at dilhculty arising from tho emperor's refusal to hold su ii cercmouies within tho sacred precincts of his pabioo.

to nuivf: suiKp ovkk the kockies. li'ifsv city, Ieccmber 1," i'arly in Iay Frank Fordyce, a yonn ytock Varon of Idaho, will ut tempt to drive from tlie ecntt rof this stat to jullnhi. a baud tr.00L sheep. Tho flistiiuc" i by th" animals is mora tlian one thousand miles. i Fordyco hop.es to accomplish ibo trip in about six months, Th3 slicer' t' cross the Kocky raoantains in, their wildest part un 1 will have to ford scorea of small streams.

HST ON SV0ON EU INSTEAP Or CLKYKLAND. Mii.waVkkf.. I'ecember 1 Louis Todell, a farrier ef tb.is city, was k'iven qI.O'.h) by Otto Karste. inayor of Ironwood. to bet on tho election of C'eYulun i.

Todell could no batH on Cleveland, but was sure of Spoolers election in this state, aud he put the money on that and lost Karste wanted his money and the $1,000 beside, whili ho supposed had been won, and Todell retusim; to turn over arrc ted. The latter is now in tho county jail. DKATH OF A KltENCH JUST0KIAN. Paius. December lo August Simeon Luco, tho historian and French scholar, died to day.

Ho was born at Krettovillo aur Ay, in tho department cf Manche, on December 9, 1833. He was tho author of uumbor of well known works. Occupied the Attention of Society Last Night Was tie First One of the Season nnil Was a Well Managed and Pleasant Affair Somo Weddings and Other Social Events Which Kept the Gay World Busy During the Afternoon and Evening. The first Heights assembly ot the season was held last night in Kemson hall, under the able mauaKemeut of Theodore L. Frothingham.

Many improvements have been mndo in the ball room and ante rooms, and this year the hnll is unusual nttraetiveness. It certainly looked charming lust evening in its floral attire. The decorations ol palms and potted plants were very ofleutive. The patronesses 6i the assemblies aro Mrs. Simeon B.

Chittenden, Mrs. A. Augustus Low, Mrs. Edward L. Litchfield, and Mrs.

William S. P. Prentice. Tho committee is composed of Mr. Frothingham, Lea llcllvntno Luquer, Arthur M.

Hatch and Clyde Notmau. There aro about tvro hundred subscribers in all. Tho usuai programme was carried out last evening, there liointr dancing, supper and then tho cotillon, which was gracefully led by Mr. Frothingliam and Jliss Anno Low Pierrepont. Tho tirilliant scene lasted for several hours and tho two additional assemblies, to bo successes, need only equal tho flrst.

Hero is th list of subscribers, most of whom wore pre.sen:: Mr. and Mrs. Latham A. Fish, Miss Fish, Edmund Fish, Mr. and Mrs.

David M. Mor. ison. Mr. and Mrs.

William 0. Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lawrence, Mrs.

John Van Nostraud. Mr. and Mrs. Charles U. Van Nostrand, Mr.

and Mrs. Wilholmus Myndcrse, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Moffat, Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Chauncey, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W.

Bigelow, and Mrs, Will lam li. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. John Not man. Miss Brookmau, Miss Brinsmade, Miss Alico Brinsmade, Dr.

William B. Brinsmade, Mr. Tierrepont, Miss Ellen L. Pierrepont, Jay Pierrepont, Br. Wiliian Ij.

Pierrepont, Banyor Clnrkson. H. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Putnam, Frank S. Benson, Amory S. Carhart, Hiss Dike, Normaa S. Bike, Murrav Boocovk, Abbott L. Dow, Miss Cornelia Dow.

Mfes Caroline Bow. Miss Saitus. Lloyd Saltus, g. Salius. Miss Lillian 31.

Ward, Edwin C. Ward, Miss Mildred W. Packard, Miss Elizabeth II. Packard, William A. tend.

Mifs Charlotte ICnowiton. Miss Margaret Luquer. Thatcher T. P. Luquer, Miss Seaman.

Miss Mary T. Seaman, Joseph 11. Miss Frothingham, Miss Hewitt. Miss Ethel Xotman, Charles P. Kotman, Grant Notman, Alexander B.

llichards, Miss Shorman, Mis Kellio B. Sherman, Charles A. Sherman, Edmund 11 Terry. Wyllys Terry, Eliphnlet B. Terry, George D.

'i'erry, Alexander M. White, Miss Itipley, Duncan Edwards. Miss Force, Miss Ottilio Force. William T. Gilbert, William V.

Hester, I'. V. Henshaw. G. Herbert Henshaw, Albert G.

Jennings, Alexander J. Sheldon, Miss Butts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, George Crcmweil.

Dorothea C. Dreier, H. Edward Dreier, Everett Greene, W. Judson Averiil. Henry Wreaks, Charles F.

Wreaks, William B. Wreaks. Miss Maud L. Dor muu. Miss Moore, Miss Ovington, Miss Ileleu U.

Ovin.gton. Miss Bick, Miss Stoekweli, Edward Thayer. Miss Alloa Ormsiiee, Ira Barrows, Lincoln Van Cott. Mr and Mrs. Paul B.

Kos sire. Miss Maud W. Bartlett, George C. White, ir. Otto C.

Heinze, St W. Eamos, Paul E. Jenks, Frederick L. Wells. Mis3 Alico Gray Colton, Froderick Gray Colton, Miss Avory, Mr.

Whitman, Miss Bessie Whitman, Allen S. Whitman, Miss Elsie II. Eiweli, Miss Matilda H. Marvin. Miss Perry, Miss Brown.

John B. Hiilsey, William L. Nesmith, Miss Woodward, Worthington C. Ford, Miss Graco Murray, Miss Edith B. Southard.

George C. Southard, Clarence L. Burger, Miss Hunter, Miss Keresy, Bodmund Keresey, jr. Miss Mary U. Chittenden, Charles P.

Fry, Miss Aiexina Smith, John C. Smith. Samuel S. Chauncev, Mr. and Mrs.

William B. Hill, Frank Stevens, Theodoro 31. Taft, Miss Emeline W. Hunter, Miss May Claflln, Prescott Slade, Miss Margaret Blossom, Francis Blossom, Miss Giberson, Mr. and Mrs.

Allison li. Hopkins, Miss Pierce, S. Dewey Pierce. Joel AY. Stearns.

Miss Frances Huntington, CvMason Blake, Theodore E. Blake. Edward Blako, Miss Thomas, Charles 1'. Grant, Walter B. Alexander Torrance.

Norman S. Torrpico, Clement S. Parsons, E. T. H.

Tal H. CAUender, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Taylor, and Mrs.

Daniel Chauncey, Lieutenant Frank N. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. Hop kinl Thomas W.

Porter, Miss Huth L. Hute'nin T. Lanman, Mme. da Mcli, Albert L. Mason, John C.

Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Crowoll Hiuklen, Howard S. Hadden.

Charles H. Ludington. Mr. anil Mrs. Daniel D.

Mangam, Fraser H. Moffat, Mr. Mygatt, Esther H. Henshaw. Harris G.

MeKeever, Allan McCulloh, Marshal! H. Clyde, T. Edward Lawrence, Charles Gould, Miss Prentice, Mis: Bessie Barnes, Victor Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.

William S. Gould and Henry C. Hopldus. MC0LAY Many interested Irlends witnessed last evening tho marriage ot Miss Emma Josephine Tucker and William Anthon Nicolay. The brido is a daughter of Mrs.

Joseph A. Tucker, at whose; home. 416A Grand avenue. Dr. Theodore L.

Cuyler performed the ceremony at 7 o'clock. There was largo bridal party, which was headed, when the wedding inarch began, by tho usheis. Messrs. H. A.

Shirley of Hew Vork, S. D. Garre, A. Melvime Snedeker mid P.oswell T. Brown of Englewood, N.

J. Miss Marian Wood, a flower girl, followed, attired in pink and white satin and bearing a large basket of pink roses. There were two bridesmaids, Miss Leila Smith ot Orange and Miss Ada L. Cutler, enehweariugngownof pink nud white pompadour satin and carrying pink roses. The maid of honor, Miss Emma Gulden of Now York wore white satin nndbegaiine.

Her bouquet was i omposed oi white hyacinths. The bride was given away by her grandfather. Joseph A. Tucker of Orange, N. J.

a venerable man of 81 years. Miss Tucker wore a wliito tsatin costume, with point lace trimming. A tulio vail was fastened with lilies of tho vnlley find a diamond pendant, the gift of the groom. The bridal bouquet was of white roses and valley lilies. William J.

Sloan of Philadelphia was the groomsman. A reception from 8 to 10 followed the ceremony and there were numerous handsome dresses visible. Tho bride's mother wore heavy black bengaiin, witn jet trimming and diamond ornaments. Mrs. Cornelius Timpson, a grandmother of the bride, was attired in biack satin and point laco and Hrs.

J. Harry Smith of Orange. S. wore a com colored silk gown, trimmed with point Incc. Tho newly married couple will reside in Brooklyn altar their trip.

Among the guests present at the wedding were Joseph A. Tucker of Orange, K. Mrs. Cornelius Timpson, Mrs. John C.

Tucker, Miss Florence Tucker. Mrs. Hubert Van Wagoner Tucker, Mr. and Mrr. Frederick Kiehardson.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nicomy, Miss Adele Nico lay, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore L.

Cuyler, Miss Emma Gulden, A. M' lvane Suedeker. Miss Florence Snedeker, Governor and Mrs. Morgan G. liulkeley of Connecticut, Mrs.

Kobert Murray, Dr. J. A. McCorkle, Miss Daisy Sprouie. Presley N.

Sprouie, Miss Miss Grace Hark ness, Edward Jourdan, Mr. ami Mrs. Thomas J. Mumford of New York. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Bushnell, Miss Florence Starr. Miss Glover, Dr. and Mrs. William Jarvie, Miss Jarvie, Miss Howell, Hiss Florence Loekitt, Walter Loekiu, Mr.

nnd Mrs. W. V. Wood, Mr. nud Mrs.

William T. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Hull.

Miss Hull, Iiev. Dr. and Mrs. David Gregg, Dr. and Mrs.

J. W. Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin Martin, the Misses Irwin Martin.

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. MeWiliiams, Miss Frank T.

Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lawrence, J. Edward Lawrence, Mr.

and Mrs. W.W. Goodrich, Dr. John Campion Tucker of New York. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Eugeno G. Blackford, the Misses Blackford, Miss Hubbard, Mis 4 Palmer, Guy Parker, H. A. Shirley, Miss Titus, Mr.

and Mrs. Park M. Wooley, George Clark, Miss Lila Morse, Colonel and Mrs. John Frothingham, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Vanderhoff of Orange, Mr. George C. Coe, Hoy Bangs, Mr. and jlrs.

E. 'X. Haviland, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Webster of Hartford, Dr. and Mrs. Irving Lyon, Miss Sey n.our. Miss Mario Boss.

Dr. J. Elliot, Miss Van Miss Cook, Lieutenant and Mrs. Edgar Jadwin, Palmer Jadwiu. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Burr, Miss Barr. Mrs. Baymond. the Missfs Englis, Mr.

Sayre. the Misses Clem, the Misses Bacon, Miss Bessie Shannon, Miss Dwight. Miss Adele Page, Mr. and Mrs. George Adams, Miss Florence Kyder.

Miss Louise Jenkins, C. L. llydcr, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hoople, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald li. Brown. Mr. and Mrs! William L.

Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. George McKibben, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Jourdan, Miss King, Roswell Murrav, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Smith, Dr. and Mrs.

Lcnvis It. Foote, John Anderson, tho Missses Anderson, Mr. Mrs. Henry E. Jones, Miss CHrll, Mrs.

John Seaman, Miss Adams, Charles Adams. Miss Ilendrine, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.

Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Muller, Miss Hatfield, A. Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Snow, Miss Earl, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Gould, Miss Prince, Mr. anaVJIrs. Edward Seymour, H. Ains lie Bmlth, Miss JHattle Beers, Mr. Grimman, Miss Mrs.

and Mrs. A. 3. Nut oxen 00 a. 000 UO'll n.im 700 8.000 1.000 15,000 nom 11.000 r.om r.oo a.roo i.

10 ft Monitor nr. i.tl. Martin H.irmst to ill iv.f. niori i.Uil;) Hay 'meytv at, a rn lull. i I elm 11 no mi il V0 St to i ilia if of fi arel win t.A'll" HV.

tj ft IT Cinji O. 1 ioii ti t. I iri l. ll' 'l Loiit 111'' ft i i pr'd cr ru 'J') v.n i .10, ,1 Vi ja i lli iu I i iv, (. t.t 4 lV.t ar Hi.Sltt), Itaiipurt t' Iuac lllu iii ror ft, il ft vt Sttivvuin av.

Sx UMi, h.tl. Inniel Tin jr. nir to ilium Marnniml am! A. hi Loav M(. 4 ii lVnn lH.hi av.

William Harris to r'rair i McMivitt SixiK nth h. Mfj. kiitiithav Alfrf i I'rhanskpy to Mirid ho.it1! Kilioir iv ft li Klii rv, VfU 1K), Mario Thiumann to (jrorKf U. ritlcy, mort KM) Shri)an nv. 100 ft Miam uv.

Olivr li to 1 (in sn woou Seven tftsmti c'h oVut hAl, fnrt'chiaurc, Kolrrt 1 t'i JJtim iniuk I'oKRti Fiftj nevruth t. ILMI ft Scooud av. M0x Ii CaWfrt to Anna A Atniron lrinif av, oxt ndK from Sturr Trout man Bt, 1 00, Wr.tcrlmry an I not hf r. cxi cutord Law rfnc Wutt rbury to Kdiriorid Van Ca nlM.rKh.. Irrinjt av, coriifr Melrose at, 1 Tin 1 Wt haiiio to Ernst Aiunitin Irving av, nxtfnda from Trout man to fron 00x100, name to Edtuoud Van Cauwruherxh Atlantic, i cor av.

'JOx 100, Simori to Minnie Wuiuh an South Second Ht.nn, 150 ft vt Marry av, J.x 1 Hubert FiciniiiK to Charles i'" P.lam ke Pacilicm.H b.44.s.Sc Fourth av, 10.4x44. lull, Lyvi Jat'uYis in Anthony Miller Fifthet.n .:17.10 Fifth av, 40x1i0. Jejijio rjjort. tho IVopIo's Trant ca. to K'Ifn Htnitli Arlington av.

ft vr'Hrn'drix ft. Ami. wife of Danit to Israel 1 isctier, murt and Bradford hi. wi, 100 ft Ii lmoTii av. JuOilOO, tho (iormati Ainorican I comjiniy to Mildred A I.

I Greeuo vr 1J)0 ft ii iv rti uv, I Of), (itrurce Straub to Lena, wlfo of Jacob mort Fourth av, 4 I ft St vK pi. lIJ.SxHO, Ti.ppi inr.l (a 5.000 8,100 0,1 7,500 nom nom UOtlX Macon s. ft Lewi a ill. Wii lard JuuMt.i Clark, mort $7, John at, corn Adaum. r.niH Hl.i.

Un Unix lfi HIibs to Elinsco. mort Fifty Becoiid t. h. UMil ft at Ox ItAl. "harlrs nnd Alfred Hamilton to Felix LThiede, mort Sutton Mt.e?, 100 ft Norman av.

ft, to 4, 4 'JO iHeseroiwavxiOO: KinKland av.en Meserole av, 40iMKt, ti Sitton et av. 9, l.r0 ft it Meserole av, 4 0xVOO. to Monitor nt; Monitor nt, 1 ft Meserole av, 40x100, KiaRB Co coniintiy to Standard Oil company. New York Eaat Fourth Bt, Jreenwoo I a v. 100, bJrl, Mary SjIvmrlt.

vidorr, to John Mcsedr.r, mort 17 '200 Roukanay av, ft Iitdnio it av. 00. 1, hit. rharleM 1 Vtt mn.n to r.ini I'L itv. DoKalb uv, p.

ft l.e.vis a v. VOx tO): Kalo av, uo It Mar av, 'jr 0: Kalb av, r. 7." ft Maroy av, 1 OO, partition, Aucu.stus to iVlinuit? ii leo, morts 10,700 Ralpli av, cor Ouincy at, ruu tOx to italpli av, t. Harvey rover to Annie (irover, liis wife, morta $4,000 nom Ileal TrmiMfuriu. Otrceiubr M.

First it, llond t. Samuel KvaiiM. William and 'harlt KiatiM, to Michael Foley, all of Hohokf n. SH.OOO Van Sicleti st, adj Van Siclen. 4li tiraveacad, Mary StilUvell to lietiry Van Sicleu nom Eleventh ut, iv Fifth av, 10.

Nx 10(), Vrancei lium, t0 Anna 1' Ulack 4.00 Gstfiiav, Lfn av, 1S.Ox0. foreclosnr. Kobert I' to Ndiie itnot Samuel Uuners, Jersey i 'ity mort Hlu 1 ,700 Thatfont av, ::00 ft 11 Iiuniont. av, TiOx 1 00, Lewl Hurat to William OroveBt, eOntral av. M0xl0O.ha In lienjamin Kobinaon to Waltur Io1k.

all lions nom Same prouertv, Walter Uo.Ik to iAJttie Koiiinson, all li mn nom Hal.iey liif ft Marry av, Adolplt to Wilbelinina II Lndwijr. aubjt ct to nmrt nom Ifubtey Ht, 9 corner Mar av. Mar 'v av, hU ft Halney at. a J0 40 ti 2') 10 40 1 H'O, name t' nauif nom Ilalney st, bn, Jt) ft Marcy av, '0xM0, yanm name. ubjuct to mort nom Putnam aT.n ft Howard av, 7 1.7 1 in 10.11 me ioavxw57, Kobert Moores to Samtml ti Kichardrt, mort nom Twelfth ut, U7 ft I 'mirth av, Ihx 100, bA Sipnor A liucklifV to Sarah liuckley.

mort 4,000 Humboldt Et, 1 70 ft Nassau av, lKtlOO, 'harhvi Kncert to.Iotoh A Estee nu Mary A. his v. ife, nmri 1 ,4 J. nom Sxiienck av, 100 ft Jf gpiiinn av, Jin 1 0' 1 Vina l'ooto of IrvinRton, to John Keliy Soheti jk av, 5, KO ft 11 av, VIOxlOv), Arundeli (Jordon to XJ50 Seht mgi av. h.

40 ft liegeman av, 40x100, trfiuiaa Foot to t3inM Greene av. HO ft ti Everk'r. eii av, L'OxNO, wift of, and narnuol liarnett to ChnrhM mort Harr ht. 00 ft vr Throop av, IS.OxlOO, FroJ'Tick ti tiuruey to Mary, vrife of Frederick inrney nom Throop av.e n. l'JOft Willoinrhny a 10 Henry Roth to Louis Madn, mort 4, "00 11 cur Xortli Niutli ut.

niu. 1 lODxuw 1 1 lOxuolOO North IVnth HI IO1U0 'Iftli Ht fi IT t.t IjOdimlUK; klsti Nortli Eivhtli st. fi ft iv Jiriorn t. KM); ulno m.ihth, Uh) ft lriara nt. I 00 alro ltJfonl nr.

North JS'iDth nt, i a i ulno North Niuthfit, ii Kourth, aUo WnberHit, l.i ft I.f iiiari! hi, fiiuloo, Willmm Mavnr to Coriinlini in mihi To a lien Fourth ut. vi corner ut, I l.n ji Kid, partition, llo .1 Forlter to ('hario Unrt. Dsr.w ft, p. fi Fourth uv, tiOi rt ioiMi iiio. t.IJlen viin William Walluce, to uharli Hart Albaiiynv.ii cor MalUonw st.

1 Itis' iys. I'M. 10. to MArtin Kellv Bedford h. 1 1 (I ft Hutleiifcrn Ht, HUSO.

William Harvoj to Hermann Sciionialier, mort Liuwooil nt, llJT.ti liiilinonr av. Iti.KxI!), hAl. Donald I.aintr to Marv It I.yon Hnliiholilt ut, h. ft Nnr.au av, IStUUt. hAl, Charles Kunert to Krn.t FiUter ami I.ouiHe 11 his wife, mort Lexington av.

ft ritnyvenant av, ili. 10(1. Thoma Hincoek to '1'heodore I Corliitell, mort Ocean av, :lo.l l'oniinore et, to lirichlod Hearh It. Klathue'i. HpIi 1 and Hrainaril II Treadwell.by Mary Tre.

to I) O'Coniiell Same property, Ularisna II to name, 11c Cornelia et, 'i 10! ft lentra! uv lluloit, Michael IoM'ley to I.illi FiilJiiiin, mort. Horn 10,440 nom nom 7.800 nom 4.000 j. nom 4.r.00 I.SUO 1,000 a.soo nom 4,1 if) Same property, release mort, Virginia A Kleine to Micimel ilanhattan av. ft S'orm. in av ir.v."o, Patrick I.joiih to William a Miller, reepurt.

Lot pan ition Meseroie prooeriy, mail lout. Andrew II I ireen, V. to 1 jderii lc StriepecUe SacKett ht, 11 e. ft iv Fourth av, COa'JOO 10 Deirraw nt. ilharles Hart to liiiain ami I'rank ii NJnau av, corner Ilannm.ir et.

1 1 01), Kings County Imp Co to Willir.ui Railroad av, SOI) ft I'nioii uv. 1110', Stephen Nicoll to Maxiveil tjluin, mort Kaetern parkway, ft 0 Thstfoni av, lOO.HnrrH of Neiv Vori to. John Shinto, inert Fifty i eeoiid et.n ft 'onr Ix KtO.t,'. hAl. harlo and Aifred IJ.ainilton to Nettie 1 1 ink.

mort S'. 'iOO Harrison av. p. M) ft fiirinnett et. Mary 10 J.inj; to Minna llofer.i ih to tai.

1 V. pari Eir.th av, rnr Forty. nint li ht. f'JllO. to I ifti tli and 1 to nintn st Oil to Forty 11 Ml ivIO'l.

Ftre' lit. nn Niciols to 1 "ichol mort 51 1 Clermont av. vr e. III.J.o Fulton et, 1 '0, lleorite.I Marllioronxh to Michael Fund iarn A Dart 4.000 r.o 1.00J exe'n Moore st. 11 s.

ft Leonard Miimn to Henry to mort. 1 yer. part, ntilij Union el. 11 11 it Fifth av 1 iVfil'l). lit ch.

hAl, l.enree Doitsch mort Annii: Lafayette av, tt lil Sz 1 00. lil. Mayer to ti Vonnr. mort Voruon av, 11 s. 'i'ih ft av, till m.

Charlea ti Vouns to I'lilio Mayer, mort SHOT AT HIS KIU KM JIobilk. Vr. Fpori.il to tho lieytstt'r from Meridian relates nnothcr chap tor in tlio bloody history of K' mp county. Miss. William Beckham, a far hut living near Fort Steplicxis.

was shot doad M'tnihiv whilo seatol his iiresido amou his f.nnily and friends. lie was holding his baby tdiild on his knee whfu tin uns witc rirl tlir inuh tho window, Beckham liandod the child to hie wife, inf: "Tak1? tlio l)iiby, 1 am and immediately expired. 15 'ukhani wns aceasud by Outlaw Tolbt rt'fi friends of having revealvd tlir ir hidint: place and his Hie had bocn by tho members of the fians who are still at lame THEY HAVE A SHIN(iIE TltUST Ol'T THEHK. Skattlk. Dotjinber 13 A meeting of the trust lieru decided if ther was no chr.iut before ihe January inoetiiur at Tacotua.

tho trust will a cut ratt? war aru fifty mill owners in Washington ltiid Urt' on not in tho combine, embracing a mill men. Outside nuinufacturcrs have beon cutting I the trust sculc prices and thoy went called to a nnd it is belitvc 1 that i siders wdl join tho combine rather than fiht. It ANKER ASD 1STEU COSK. rinrA'io, 111., Doct mlier 15 W. Hiilen back, prcsitlcut of tha Auburn Park bank and po: master of Auburn, lib.

is iistud araonjr th.c missing. Tuesday niht ho loft tho following liote: Mv Deah Wifk anu Ooodbye. I am compelled to leave home for a little while, butlmwill try to look after your support in tho future." Au investigation of the bank's affairs aud the post office now goins on. All FouK' I niversallst Church Indorses the Selection of Miss Hcssic Locke A Winner by Firmer Student sof Colgate University Notes ofthc Epworth League and the Ministers. Trhity llnptist Sunday School.

A niw field for activity among women seoms about open up. This field is no less a sphere than aisistiint pastor, or, more properly speaking, paitor's assist Tho flrst one. so far as known, to bo appointed to such a position, has just been indorsed by the officers of All Souls' Unlversilist church. South Ninth street, near Bedfordavenue, ol which the Rev. Dr.

J. Coleman Adims is pastor. The young woman who Is to be assistant to Dr. Adnus is Miss Bessie Locke, who has been for a nunber of voars a member of the church. and who iu cverv wav iiualifled for the work I which sheis called" upon tn perform.

She will take up steh work as Dr. Adams does not have tho time to perform, such as visiting the people, I to look af.er strangers nnd those who nttend services bit who aro not members of tho church, loot out for tho members of the Sunday school and visit the parents that are not in the church aid do such other work as comes to 1 hand In a hmy parish. Miss Locks is nlso well ncnunintod with kindergarten work. It was principally due to her efforts tint the free kindergarten in tho eastern wus established, she raising 41.01):) by her own efforts. Great results uro expected" from Miss Locko's efforts A meeting wil.

be held next Monday at the library or the Methodist book concern of the control of the Epworth league of tho Second general conference district. This dis triet covers 11 territory of which thirty presiding elders have charge. The purpose of this meeting is to arrange fir a general conference, which will probably beheld in tho Nostrand avenue M. E. church.

Thero to be six delegates present from each presiding elder's district, which will make lbO delegates in all. run can. such its atirneiLvi sn aiu tiou in Dr. j. I Ray's cluirth.

will held in Dr. Eddy's church, beginning next Monday and lusting a week. The Rev. John D. of Emmanuel Baptist church is reported as being quite ill.

The Rev. Dr. A. C. Dixon of tho Hanson placo Baptist church is away off in Maine and will probably be homo again this evening or to morrow.

A concert was given at Trinity Baptist Sunday school last evening, under tho direction of Mrs. L. J. Bogno, for the benefit of the Christmas fund. The entertainment was in every way enjoyable, and the audience was largo and appreciative.

Miss Lillie Wilshiw was tho accompanist, and she also played a piano solo, as did Miss Ella Bobbins. The otaer boys and girls taking part iu tho entertainment were Leln nnd Henry Smith, Silvio Love. Jessie Paine, Graco Stewart. Cora Wood. Edna Gatoehair.

Jennie Newmnyer. Alma Simpson, Edna Smith. Florence Davis. Finch, Willie Taylor, Nellie Kenny, Nettie Goodale, Nettie Fry, Ella Paine, Nellie Velsor, Lillie Ruth Sagar, Lottie Jcnson. Josie Myers.

Bernie Lacey. Maud Bogcrt. Gussie Dieter, Ada Stuy vesant, Isabella Lettenbcrger, Nellie Bailey, Ohio Herder, F.s toiia Gray, I.ona Schmidt, "jl. Evelyn Burrage, Mary Gaiighan. The concert will be repeated to night.

Tho Centennial Baptist church. AdelphI street, was last evening almost filled with the members and friends of the congregation, who were present for the purpose of giving full recognition to the newly chosen pastor, the Rev. Isaac N. Phelps. The pulpit was profusely decorated with potted plants, and seated upon the platforai beside Mr.

Phelps were the Revs. Drs. E.ldv, S. G. Nelson, E.

E. Knapp, li. T. Middleditch and J. L.

Ray. The Rev. Dr. Bowne read from Psalms XX and Dr. Middleditcli made a prayer.

The Rev. Dr. Eddy acted as moderator and after a few congratulatory remarks he read letters of regret from several clergymen, among them one from the Rev. J. W.

Richardson, tho immediate predecessor of Mr. Phelps, who hoped tho new pastor would bo successful. Remarks wero made by the Rev. Dr. Ray.

the Bev. E. Knapp, Dr. Neison, Dr. Alomau.

and tho Uov. Mr. Phelps. The Rev. J.

D. Fulton, who erected this church, offered a fervent prayer. A collation, under the auspices of tho Ladles' Aid society, was spread after the ceremonies in the church. General Stewurt L. Woodford, ex United States district attorney iu New York city, recently presented to the Memorial Presbyt 'rlan church of Brooklyn, of which the Rev.

T. A. Nelson is pastor, a window of much beauty ns a kmemorial to a boloved daughter. It is gothic in character, having three largo separate lights or lancets, with smaller lights above them. In the center lancet, is a saintlike female Ilguro In garments of celestial colors, standing beneath an arch of elaborate interlacing design.

A spiritual light surrounds the head, and in the arms are lilies, roses and a pulm of purity and peace. The treatment or roses and lilies, with a eontlnuatlon of the interlacing design above tho llguro, is extended into the other two lancts. At the base of the window are inscriptions panels surrounded by jewels. Tho delicate and harmonious color effects of the work are beautiful and appear to result from the artistic manner in which the great variety of glass in the window has been controlled and manipulated, from light shades of green at its base tho window grows darker in blues, greens and browns toward the center, where it brightens into the white of the lilies, tho pink of the roses and a golden yellow background. The golden tone is lighter as it extends upward behind the tracery until it becomes lost in blending with richer and more opaque colors of the upper portions of the window.

The shading of color has secured a beauty of effect which is very delicate and interesting. The inscription panels bear the following text and name: "Evelyn Capon Woodford, died Juno 20. 1891. 'Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. The work was intrusted to the Tiffany Glass and Decorating company of New York.

NEW BUILDIXGS AXD REAL ESTATE. Wlaat Property Oivncrt. Are Ioir With Tbeir IloItUuuzs. Commissioner Itntau ismii. i yesterday permits for the following new buildings: On Osborn street, near Blake avenue, a two story frame ntablc, 'JUxoO.

James O'Connor, owner; cost On Flushing avenue, near Knickerbocker, two three story iracit dwellings, 27.Hx.V and 0S.U, two stores and eleven funiiies in each. J. Weid ner, owner; cost i'J. On Molroso street, near Hamburg avenue, two three story frame dwellings, arxU six families in each. Jacob Woliert, owner; cost Tictro Luiirgi Pietruzelli proposes to add a story to the frame dwelling tiitT North Second street, to cost jSSUO.

Mrs. Schal proposes to add a one story brick extension. irregular, to the frame dwelling 13. Throop aventii. to cost Michael Seitz proposes to make internal and external alterations the brick dwelling 'id Maujrr street, to cast ICstate Transfers December TKMior't a.

p. 10a ft ti Sutter iv, 20x100. hri tian Kaur to llvrijjunlu Jlouhinann, morts S' Vi Third ar, ft KU. vcnth st, iioO, hli Louie A Walsh to da MetcaJf, i V. mort is: l.i.QOO Ouoru Ht.

ft ri av, l5x 100, FVtr jr, to Thomas mid MU urt K. hi. wife 1,000 Av. no conior Kast Thirty Iirst y. Henri' Lackeubuch to John Ureyer.

tux S1J nora Kijififi'Ijo'ter 1,0 ft a Palmetto at. Mix to lainl Urn 'in tenjt'tsry, OhirleJ li irrouiihs to ii Jie jc nom Kniciterbotrk jr av, tit) ft st Polmotto ut, Louis Ii Aoy James Kroner Itaiiro i i av, ti, 1 Diiiforth at, UxlOO. hA'l, William JI linker, Dari'Mi, Conn, to WhMucu mort 3 1 taxes 18UU nom Eastern conmr wt, lUOt Kit). Jaitirtt Oaburao. Uanhary, Conn, to iier uch iifiman Chapel at, ti, ft at, ')t 100.

nrc, Joim ov to li(. ajaiui.i Wiiite.cxr KlinSftM Whurook JS.000 liJtonst, 1 av, (orso to Mtri.5 murt r500 Chanuccy ut, I It! ft Suratica av, Ux 100, Mbry wift Kurrian, to u'ulia mort nom Sam. i tvrrixan to janie UryA, His wife, uanta Jjy entirety, in rt I.7."iv nam Kent v. ft Myrtle av, i. x' I' i.

Mry vvii Isac li Atran formerly Nnvtoa, to Hiilen 4,30 Hart bt, a n. 1 10 It St Nicholas av. 40jeI0', ooacpa Met7.fr to Jaue aiurt voU'J. nom H0 it vr av, runs li to i jinutory to J'alniotto bt to iiitl, Ciiarlea Burrousns to Lewis Doey nom Es.tox at. it AtlinifMm av, 0100, h.tl, Mary Miv iio, Kansas to Jane Lonff.

tuort li.lOO Ktuith tst, lotirth ut. 17. jVLl Aflr ToivnJBnti. oxr iiciino 'ronseatl, tj Raynprt Oifton 3 ,.00 Kat Fourth ft. UOU ft A'onco runo to Kast Viftnst 100 it lOOxabOx 1 00 to East Fourth at 180, FJatbniih.

Caro Hne.wifo Paul Wcidman.to Jacob lioesert oxoh and 100 Greene av. 21.S.9 Evergreen av, lS.Ox 100, hii. Isaac iiynes to Fan to Cirker, mort 2,000 4,340 lowed tho ceremony and afterward tho young couple left for the South, on their wedding tour. The gifts they received were many and useful. The day was also the twenty second anniversary of Mr.

and Mre. Killmor's marriage, and the double celebration proved an extremely happv occasion. Among tho wedding guests were Mr. and Mrs. N.

B. Killmer, Mr. and Mrs. Bob crt Senrles of Alton, N. Y.

Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Williams.

Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Baker, Mr.

and Mrs. Georgo Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Morse, Miss Annia Williams and Rowland Bakor of New Y'ork; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Tompkins.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mason, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Killmer, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.

Lord. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yates, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. It. K. S.mford.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Beeks, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Neil McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Wiilium Herbert. Mr. and Mrs.

George C. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Gloa3on, Mr. ana Mrs. P. Darling, Jir.

and Mrs. It. Howes, Misse3 Bertha Kipp. Jessie Tompkins, Maggie Turner. Fanny Snriord.

Dolly Glldersleeve, Lulu Smith, Nellie Waller, Mrs. A. McDonald, Dr. Houghton, F. C.

Avery, Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert, jr. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. A Gallagher, C.

Woodward, Williaru Giles. F. Herbert nnd Kalph Killmer of Brooklyn: Dr. and Mrs. P.

A. Hayes of Afton; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Elizabeth: Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Wilson of Newark: Dr. and Mrs. M. H.

Wvgant of Saugerties; Mr. and Mrs. A. Cauflold of" Eaton. N.

Mrs. F. M. Underwood of ITainfleld, N. Fred Wygant of New Y'ork; Williard Hodson.

Benjamin Watson, John Tisher, Rev. Mr. Bury of Afton and T. C. Evans.

X.EHMAS LKTfSO.V. A Hebrew wedding occurred in tho Pouch mansion at 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when Miss Minnie Levison, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Levison, was married to Jacob Lehman of this city, by Babbi M. Friedlander of Baith Israel.

A number of friends and relatives was present. Tho ceremony was performed in tho rear parlor of the mansion and was preceded by an afternoon service. Tho bride appeared in a dress of wnite bengattne, wun pearl trimming, tulle vail and orange blosaomB, and diamond ornaments. She carried a bouquet of Wbito roses, lilies of tho valley and maidenhair fern. The maid of honor, her sister, Miss Bertha Levison, was attirod in white silk, with duchess laco trimming, and carried white roses.

There wer9 four bridesmaids, MiS3 Rosie Levison, who wore pink brocaded satin, trimmed with Miss Doborah Bach, in a gown of turquoise groen, with velvet trimming; Miss Adeline Katsky. dressed in pink silk with white swansdown trimming, and Miss Annie Weinberg, gowned in yellow India silk, with sable trimming. Messrs. Max Lehman. Louis Levison, Henry Levison and George Obst were the ushers.

Among the notable gowns worn wero those of Mrs. Isaac LevUon, black bengaline with jet trimming Mrs. Louis Lehman, the groom's mother, black satin with brocaded jot trimming Mrs. E. Stein, cream colored silk with green velvet trimming and diamonds Mrs.

S. Golde. black brocaded silk trimmed with yellow Mrs. R. Katsky, black silk with old rose and jet ornaments Mrs.

It. Alexander, black silk with pink bengaline and jet trimming: Miss Helene Osten. old rose satin and white laco Mrs. It. Jacobs, black bengaline Mrs.

li. Rich, black silk and duchess lace Mrs. li. Weinberg, black satin and Miss Dora Alaxander. heliotrope silk.

A bountiful wedding supper was served at the conclusion of the ceremony and there was speechmaking and good fellowship. It was late when the guests departed, after seeing the bride and groom started on their honeymoon. Among those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. L.

Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. S. Werner, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Goldo.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuels, Benjamin Bach, Mr. and Mrs. George Levison, Mr.

anil Mrs. A. Levison, Master Lawrenco Golde, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Alexander. 1. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Bosenbluth.

Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Alexander, Dr.

I. II. Alexander, Dr. Friendlander. Mr.

and Mrs. Katsky, Aleck Katsky, Samuel Katsky, Arthur Katsky, Mr. and Mrs. Sussman, Miss H. Sussruan, Miss D.

Sussman, George Obst. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cantor, Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.

li. Lehman. Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Lehman, New York Mr. and Mrs. Newman, Now York Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Stein, Miss Sarah Stein, Henry Stein, Abraham Ste'n of Atlanta, Ga. Bmjamia Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.

Weohsler. tho Misses Wechsler, Julius Wechsler and D. Purvin. SOIU A MRS KSDr.Z. Blany of tho Spanish residents of this city and New York were present in the old St.

James cathedral, on Jay street, Inst night, when Mr. Elises Soria was united in marriage to Miss Dolores Mcnendez. Tho ceremony, which occurred just before tho commencement of the regular services, was performed by Father Brosnan. Miss Lilly Menendc2 and Mr. Frederick Menendez, the; bride's sister and brother, acted respectively as bridesmaid and best mas.

The bride, an attractive young woman, was dressed in white corded silk, en trains. In her hand sho carried a bouquet of whito roses. Her vail was ol Brussels net. crowned with a wreath of orange blossoms. She is the daughV.T of Mr.

A. Mencu dez, a well known resident of tins city. The groom is also a business man of this city and is a Cuban by birth. His gift to the bride was a pair of diamond earrings. After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the bride's paroats, 3 Willoughby street, where were displayed tho gift3 received.

Daniing was indulged in in tho large parlots until 12 o'clock, when a collation was The newly married couple will sfend their honeymoon in the South. attr which they will take up their home n. Brook iyn. Among those, who were pri'seir. ut the I reception wero Mr.

and Mrs. Alonzo MCoendez, I Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Martinez, Mr. and Irs.

A. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Valdis, 3Ir.

ami Mrs. Fn 'derick Blossfold. Mr. and Mrs. Velasc.

Mr. and Mrs. i'gleslas. Mr. and Mrs.

Koggl. Mr, nnd Mrs. Kane, Mr. and Mrs. Matos, Mr.

and Mrs. Sevila, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Kt Mr. 4111a i Mrs. Hauovoga, Mr. and Mrs. Valaseo, Mr.

rcul Mrs. Tomas, Mr. and Mrs. Ano Vege, tho Mis.vs Lucy Martinez, Nana Martinez. Ida Menendit, Kate Burton, Nellie Meueudcz, Mary Walsh, i Lallio Kcudriek, Mrs.

Castro. Messrs. W. An drade, It. Gil Domingez, Samuel Martinez, Ja cob Martinez, A.

M. Mnrius. Domingo Wviete, Manuel Andrade, Salvadore Esteiro, Bieliard Aquado, Gregono Riva, Kivero. Regina Gotirales. Julia Matros, Eurrigue Matos, Ho gelio Orosco, Antonio Diez, Mrs.

Carolina Aquado. Misses Carldad Aquado, Mercedes Aquado, Julia Aquado, Juanita Cortez, Arsenla Diez, Ellen Bivero. KITHAS 3I1LI.EU. Sr Escim, Tioga County, N. December 15 John A.

Ditmas of Flatbush, L. L. was married at this placo to Miss Jenny Purdy Miller, at yesterday morning. Tho bride is the youncost daughter of Mrs. V.

M. Miller and the wedding took place at the Miller homestead on Tioga street The Bev. George N. Smith, rector of 8t Thomas' Episcopal church at Van Etten, per Philadelphia, Pa December 15 Judge FeU has decided against the Pennsylvania Railroad compiny's application for a reversal of a verdict iiklemuifying a shipper over their line whoso goods vere lost in the Johnstown Hood. The sondB in dispute consisted of ten barrels of whisky sbipocd from Bethany, to Berheim A Co.

of Philadelphia. It was shown that, while part of tjto freight train containing tho whisky was sweptaway in the water, the car in which it was loaded was uninjured, but was djscrted by the crew. mob of vagabonds seized the liquor and a comratteo of citizons was obliKed to tako it from themuud destroy it for tho protection of tho communiy and preservation of order. As employes of te road had neglected to interfere with tho plnruerers the judge refused to interfere with the jwy's verdict. 1.