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[ world over. He also predicted :great results from . ; .. ? ? -J" " KNOT TIED AT LAST. QUIETLY EXPIRED. MONETARY CONFERENCES^ Mr. Grosvenor*s speech -precipitated BATTLE OF GIANTS quite a? stir among the - silver . men. Wedding They all rushed 'forward and applaud- The Gould Takes Usual Rush at the : Close! of ed for recognition. \ Mr. Bryan : (Dem., Comes to an End in a Decision Place Amid a Dazzling Congress Entirely ' Neb.) managed to get the floor and in- f%^ dignantly made by the United States Su- Array. resented the reflection •\u25a0..-\u25a0'..--.. * Lacking., j:: by Mr. Pence yesterday upon the silver preme Court. men who favored this, conference. He was for free silver, but he believed it the height of folly for the United ABOUT GUESTS. : - A HUNDRED PROMPTLY AT MID "DAY States to refuse to join hands with KNOCK-OUT FOR other countries of ', the' world if they BELL CO. were ready and willingto join in the Archbishop Corrigan Offi- House and Senate Complete scheme for the remonetization of silver. .".. '-T.-,??•*.'??'-- . ___P?I? '\u25a0•**\u25a0" "" Under the Ruling Three agreed with Im- ciates, Assisted by Two Their Work and Ad- r Mr. Dingley (Rep. Me.) Mr. Grosvenor, contending with Euro- portant Edison Patents Priests. journ. pean bimetallists that the single at- tempt of any country, the United Terminate. States, France or Germany, to open LIST OF COSTLY PRESENTS. its mints to"the free coinage of silver MANY MEASURES. PASSED, would swamp -it, and place it imme- "diately on a silver basis. ". •---?- MANY MILLIONS INVOLVED. M. Walker? , (Rep. Mass.), Wagner Bridal Couple Retires, Leav- (Rep. Pa.) and Simpson (Pop. Kan.) Last of the Appropriation ing the crowded in a few words before the de- Life of Scores of Other Pat- Guests Enjoying \u25a0\u25a0%\u25a0'/\u25a0 Bills Agreed to and .';)) bate was cut off, and at 10 o'clock Mr. Themselves Dancing. r i Dockery moved a recess until 11 ents Affected by the "$ Signed. o'clock. Mr. Simpson made the point of no quorum.. Decision. <: Meantime the visitors had poured The mar- * NEW YORK, March 4.— WASHINGTON, March 4. At" into the galleries until they were riage of Miss Anna Gould, daughter packed like sardines in a box. On the NEW YORK, -I.— noon today, after. a continuous —ses- March The d.ecis. of the late Jay Gould, of this city, to floor all was? confusion. " Members lon the supreme court of the sion of forty-eight hours, interrupted of Count Paul Ernest Boniface de Cas- chatted and laughed and bid each United today, an recess, the flags Simpson States handed down was solemnized today at by . .occasional other good-bye. Finally Mr. tellane capitol were lowered and surrendered, and the unanimously sustaining the decis- noon, Archbishop Corrigan above the court case officiat- Fifty- congress had passed ion of the lower in the of ing, residence the the third RECESS WAS TAKEN • Company against at the of bride's into history. In the house the end Bate Refrigerating brother, George J. Gould,- Sixty- by any until 11 o'clock. At 11 o'clock the noise Sulzberger, is probably more far- was not marked or marred in the* galleries and the confusion had seventh street and Fifth avenue. All the appro- j reaching in its influence and affects unpleasant incident. ceased. The usual committee, a larger At 11:30 o'clock the relatives and priation bills were out of the way consist-^ amount of property than intimate as- ing of Catchings, Mississippi; Outh- any decision of the court since less than 100 friends when house convened at 8 o'clock Reed, were, ap- the the walte, Ohio, and Maine, "greenback" cases were disposed of. sembled at the house. The residence morning, and the time was pointed join a similar, - this to committee not was artistically decorated through- dawdled away o'clock, the the senate and inform the presi- This decision only settles the until 11 from. controversy the di- out with a profusion of tropical only being a rather brief dent that congress was ready io ad- between parties feature rectly interested, plants, smilax, asparagus plumosa, on results to journ. viz: The General but brisk debate the company maiden hair', over 20,000 La France projected monetary -The speaker appointed Messrs. Rusk, Electric and the American flow from the Bell Telephone company, roses, lilies of the valley and Japan The usual committee Maryland: Meredith, Virginia, and on the one conference. Coffin, on the committee on side, and the Westinghouse and anti- lilies. The wedding took place on was to president to inform, Maryland, sent the accounts, to during the recess. Bell Telephone company on the other the first or parlor floor, the ceremony congress was ready to ad- serve him that concurrent side, disposes of a very being performed in what is known of Under the resolution but also journ, and the other formalities the providing for the participation of con- large number of other patents which as the East India room, in the south- of a congress were gone through THE "SEW COUNTESSc end gress in.the dedication of the Chicka- the public have assumed to have ex- west corner of the mansion. concluding were speaker with. The minutes mauga military park the ap- . UNCLE SAM—What I've Rot to do now in to hustle around ml pired under the ruling of the lower The bridal procession formed in the in the nature of a love feast. The of in the form of a fleur prone on pointed as representatives other nave what there is left. court, but which would have been library, a room of ample dimensions ceremony, by some pertinent remarks de lis best feeling armies than those engaged at the Bat- open space prevailed. The resolu- su- on the second floor immediately over relative to the solemnity and sanc- its side, and the between Chickamauga, Hatch, revived if the decision of the tion of thanks' to the speaker was tle- of Messrs. preme case had pres- tity matrimony. Marriage itself, the bulb and petal was filled with Culberson, Texas; Reed, Maine; Say- court in this been the East India room, where the of offered by Mr. Cannon in a very; Culberson (Dem., Tex.), (Rep.) holy. maure orchids, edged with farley- Maryland; Hltt the other way, and it also shortens ents to the bride and groom -were he said, is the one ordinance of graceful speech, bearing testimony ers, Texas; Talbot, Sickles, 111.) and himself (under resolution i \u25a0 ' ance fern, and beneath shining Virginia; the the life of a great _\u25a0***• ny patents afterwards exhibited. The guests re- earth's destiny that can be entered and which New York; Wilson, West adopted last night), as members of the BALLOTS IN IOWA. through the mass were to the .high \appreciation, in Florida; Boutelle, Maine; . which have not yet actually ex- ceived the first intimation of-" the into voluntarily, that of birth and of flowers presiding officer was held Mallory, monetary commission. lights one candle- the by the Alexander, North Carolina; Hender- pired. The decision Is against the- formation of the bridal "party by death being beyond our control. It small electric of Republican minority. -Mr. Wilson',: Then the end came. The hands of power center of son, Illinois; Hooker, Mississippi; Tars- the clock pointed to. MANY Ml XICIPAL, * ELECTIONS position taken by the General Elec- music issuing from an orchestra is fittingly born in- love for each each. In the the of West Virginia, responded in be- 12. •-.'.= • ' large part ney, of Missouri; Henderson, lowa, "I now declare 1 tric company and the American Bell concealed in the hall behind a bank other; one of the leading attributes: of the fleur de lis, or the majority, j the third session of HELD. was half of- the . and Mr. Bingham; Pennsylvania; Draper, Mas- -Fifty-third congress," said the Telephone company, and asso- spearhead, a heart ofv white " the those Simpson, of Kansas, representing ; • Kiefer, Minnesota; roses, edged with ferns and pierced : j sachusetts Har- speaker, '"adjourned without day." ciated with them upon the appeal, Populists, joined expression English, California; with a giltarrow tied with a butter- the in the rison, -Alabama; • The silver mace was lifted ! from its and affirms "the decision previously thanks the } Marshall, Virginia; Van Voorhis, Ohio,-, pedestal, flag- SIOUX CITY WOMEN TO VOTE fly of for. kindnesses extend- malachite the above the rendered by the United States cir- bow of delicate cream-colored rib- ed by ."speaker. All kindly and Lapham, of Rhode Island.' was bon, and caught the the ?.';:.? house lowered and, .amid cheers cuit court in this circuit. This de- in the ribbon was a sentiments were applauded, Another recess for fifteen minutes and cat calls from the galleries, a rush spray of orchids. Through . and Democrats Get a Majority at Ilur- cision \u25a0\u25a0•''\u25a0 all shone when Mr. Crisp himself Uje was taken. At 11:30 Mr. Hatch asked was made for the doors.. But from the tiny electric lights. across ascended The bar rostrum to return unanimous consent" that for the .re- ' press gallery came the sound of music. lii'Kton and Clinton TERMINATES THREE EDISON the fleur de was his thanks and de- ' : and lis also of orchids liver his parting words the demon-' mainder of the session the wives The newspaper correspondents were Only. PATENTS with families members, who were unable • \u0084 doxology. "Praise reflecting electric lights.. r . was of singing the God,' for at this. stration terrific. At the con- to gain admission to the galleries be From Whom AllBlessings Flow.". , . the/ carbon transmitter owned The service used table was clusion of his speech, just before de- * by 'the American Bell Telephone of gold. . The other guests allowed. on the floor of the house "The j The spectators paused to listen and were claring the house '"adjourned, ap- ruler, applauded, company, by which it hoped. to, ex- served at eighteen smaller round he speaker Jreplied' that under the and then, as the chorus pointed Mr. Culberson, of Texas; Mr. could submit the request. Mr ceased, pushed, out, and in a mo- SIOUX CITY, la., March 4.-The tend its control for. twenty-five years tables, eight at a table, and each he not few entire Republican Hitt, of Illinois, and himself as mem- Hatch then much amusement ments the hall, was ticket was elected at more, as would have been the case table had a silver bowl* , created deserted. ..?.*: today's filled with bers of the monetary by submitting the request himself, and The clock was not turned back," arid election. Only aldermen were had the decision below been., re- maure orchids in commission. j jCity, ... the center. Each His own appointment was by hearing no objection, .he ordered tho both houses came to a close simultane- elected. The Sioux school board versed. . A . considerable number of waiter wore a white rosette in reso-; ; ' • ' . tonight decided to allow to his lution. As the Fifty-third congress; 'doorkeeper to Iadmit the -ladies. \ Tho ously.^ - •',_"""?* "' -.women' very broad; patents , owned by the buttonhole^ and white gloves. The ..ladies crowded : through I vote .at. the school election next Mon- wedding came to an end the "Doxology" was- . the?-*. A®*™^ ENDED WITH day. As according -General .Electric, company are also cake boxes were of silver, by ddw"ri"tfieâisles, taking every seat* that DIGNITY. '\u25a0. women ;_.tp;,.lpwa; sung the correspondents In the laws are riot, allowed' to vote "except on disposed of-by, this" decision, includ- heart-shaped, with a coronet raiser" \u25a0was vacant. The connnlttee-eppotnted* press • .;\u25a0: ,:,- \u0084.,,.\u25a0, ..,,.\u25a0 .V " patent gold gallery. : ; the president, with Seriate. Come* to a Close Without questions of taxation, "'this' may. pos- ,ing-Mr. Edison's upon the In- in with "G—De C" engraved -.to>;s wait on ':. J ... Mr. ~; . \u25a0•\u25a0 " r sibly invalidate the election. candescent lamp, regarding under.it on the top of CLOSING ' -SESSION. Catchings as spokesman, then appear- :{'. { '?:? ' ' "v"a Hitch. ' ?£~ ' ''• ' The. which the box, which board arrived at after there has so is a ed and and informed . the speaker that • WASHINGTON,' March noon its decision been much litigation, encased in maure-colored satin At 8 o'clock this morning, when the. 4.—At hearing the opinion of prominent local and also his patent on the case lined with white, house in its' session, the president had no further communi- today the. United States senate . closed "multiple satin, on the reconvened final j ,' its lawyers. arc" system of distribution, top of which a after a four hours' recess,, were cation to make to congress. - _ final session of the Fifty-third con- and his is hand-painted crest there? gress amid CLINTON, la., March 4.—The elec- patent on the of the Count de exactly eleven on floor. ''\u25a0•''[ THANKS TO CRISP. crowded galleries, congrat- quiet, socket for incandes- Castellane. members' the ulatory parting tion . here was the Democrats cent lamps, wedding The speaker was at his post. All (Rep., 111.) then resolutions, a word which was recently held The breakfast was brought Mr. Cannon obtained ' electing two aldermen* and the Re- by to a arid, .worn out. In graceful speech from President Cleveland and a brief to be valid Judge Coxe. happy conclusion by Creighton looked tired the recognition, and in a valedictory - publicans one. No other officials were Webb, who public gallery, opposite speaker's resolution *of thanks to from the vice - president. ?; ?> The history of the case of the the j offered a the The wonted dignity of voted for. . .^ v: .. " ?•' desk, lounged a • half dozen .belated speaker. a ' resolution usually the senate was la., The Repub- Bate Refrigerator company against PROPOSED A Such preserved to. the end, except for LYONS, March 4.— TOAST visitors, who had remained there • all- comes from one of the leaders of the : the elected their" candidates for Sulzberger is very interesting. The rush of business incident to the last licans to the happy ; couple, adding that the night. In the private gallery a . soli- majority; mayor, city attorney, assessor and two case involves directly a very small • guests were "indebted" to "Boney"' tary female held the fort. She was as follows: "Re- hours of a session. The senators were Democrats the sum for looked! : The resolution at work by 9 o'clock, aldermen. The get of money, and the complainants the meeting this afternoon. of bedraggled, but was evidently deter- solved, the of the after having re- and two aldermen. Each i That .thanks, mained m the chamber until 4 a. m. treasurer would in all probability have nev*er the ladies present received, in mined to sit it out. Otherwise the hall 'trie house be to OTTUMWA, la., city addition "members of extended They clearly the fatigue of March The thought it worth while to bring to the corsage bouquets, roses was deserted. '•'\u25a0 • ••\u25a0•\u25a0• - \u25a0'\u25a0• • ':V';\ the of the house for the able, showed the here was hotly the three or 'speaker long lasting Saturday election contested. case to a hearing violets, a large of Mr. Baker (Rep., N. H.) had the hon- dignified manner In session from mayor is un- had it not been basket flowers, a impartial and noon, and their ranks were too Laforce, Republican for that heliotrope satin box, on or of passing the first bill of the final which he has presided -over the delib- thin up doubtedly as is also the lawyers of the General which was to 11 o'clock for the transaction of any- elected the bal- company painted the crest of the De Castellanes, session. It was a bill to pay a war! erations of this house and performed ance of the Republican ticket except Electric and the Bell Tele- claim of Margaret thing beyond formal business. By that phone company containing a heart-shaped box. of gold, -Kennedy, amount- the arduous duties of the chair." ; time' there police judge. discovered that this with a wedding ing to $4,000. The husband of the bene- applause greeted were few vacant seats on RAPIDS, 10., 4.— case directly involved point in cake. The men found A great burst of the floor of the senate, and gal- CEDAR . March the white , ficiary had been a figure reso- the George Republican, was they so vitally boutonnieres for their coat la- well-known the presentation of Mr. Cannon's leries were literallypacked, the crowds A. Lincoln, which were interested pels in their dressing room, and as a about the capitol for years. Every lution, and as soon as order was re- elected, mayor. The Republicans elect and would furnish the earliest op- morning was filling the senate, pushing into the souvenir of the occasion carried home he to be found- at one of I Mr. Hatch, of Missouri, who i seven out of the eight aldermen. portunity of bringing it before the doors with his pockets full stored aisles and overflowing in long lines the pieces of wedding cake in polished j "of , was In'trie chair, recognized Mr. Wil- down BURLINGTON, 10., March 4.—The supreme court. The was boxes apples, doling them out to ways and the corridors and stairways. ald- result that white with a gold crown and the 'members son, the chairman of the Many members of diplomatic corps Democrats elected three out of five complainants soon monogram and appealing for votes for his bill. 5 the mayor over, the found them- "C. D. G." stamped thereon. f 'means committee*. occupied the gallery reserved for ermen. The holds The Countess Mr. Dockery was in. the watch tower,*, " mo- them. The selves represented in court by such de Castellane for her ; "Responding on the spur of the By 10 o'clock the last formalities on r IOWA CITY, 10., March 4.— lru- looking after Uncle- Sam's strong box, ment," sid he, "I desire to say that : today was quiet. Four eminent and expensive counsel as GOING-AWAY COSTUME the two remaining appropriations bills nicipal election but he allowed several bills to go on this are duly appreciative of the Republican al- James Carter, James J. Starrow, of wore a light skirt, 'we side. —the naval and deficiency— con- < five wards elect IX BRIDAL ARRAY. tan a black velvet through by unanimous consent. i of graceful and courteous action The Republican candidate for Boston, counsel for the Bell Tele- jacket, trimmed with chinchilla and '.It trie cluded, and the measures started to dermen. a . One by one members arrived, and the/ rof.'the gentleman* from Illinois. It is the city solicitor was elected. Ths Repub- phone company, and ex-Commission- large black hat. The guests 'who re- galleries began to fill. At9 o'clock executive mansion. There was no • of palms and ferns. The first num- of the Divinity, and is practically i Mr. a pleasant thing that at the close of a disposition to take ! lican ' candidate for mayor was de- er of Patents C. E. Mitchell, of New mained after the bridal, couple had Sayre the hall. Although up new business, . ber was "Largo," by Handel, by or- consummated in lasting fidelity dur- entered be congress in which there has been so and two efforts to questions j feated. The proposition to buy the York, counsel for the General Elec- ; driven to the railway depot en route to has been hard worked for the past and consider chestra and organ, and "Elsa's ing life. * It was an occasion for con- much political legislation party affecting the Bering sea were cut off ! waterworks was snowed nuder. Samuel tric company. No sooner had antagonism, we on both, are able these Dream," from Lohengrin, which was gratulation also, in view of the sides by objections. A feature of the last j Sharpless, the oldest alderman, and eminent counsel put in an appear- to testify to the impartiality of the the finance committee, sung by Rosa Sucher, the operatic bright awaiting the union of moments of the session was the tumul- conspicuous on ance than the defendant Sulzberger future, presiding officer. One of the pleasant- re-elected, and was stricken with soprano, to the accompaniment of -young participants. The tuous laughter which -greeted the an- was found himself represented by the two est things about service in this house, paralysis tonight. the string orchestra. union nationalities, even nouncement of Mr. Voorhees, of the equally eminent the of the two as I have found it, is that the sharpest w_it on the counsel retained by As bridal party, headed by through souls, was pleas- committee to president.that the Westinghouse tbe individual political antagonisms do not make per- the latter tendered his" congratulations Electric company ' Duval, " Howard Gould and Raoul antly significant, in view of the past sonal estrangements. I understand to congress on the close of their labors. and thê anti-Bell interests, includ- came slowly down the stairs into the arid present relations between France this is not the rule in other countries ing Wheeler H. Peckham, Vice President Stevenson closed the QUITE IMPROMPTU. Edmund East Indian room to the triumphal and America, always. helpful to each where generally party differences be- session with a few well words, Wetmore, Ben H. Bistow, get personal antagonisms." chosen Leonard strains of the bridal march from other in times of trouble and lov- and, as he stated, the ' work of the CivilMarriage" Decided on at the Curtis, of New York. From this Simpson, a representative of the Lohengrin, there was a stir among ingly attached in times of peace and .Mr., Fifty-third congress passed into his- Moment. time on the battle was third party, was then recognized arid ~" Last assembled guests as they pressed prosperity. Thus again France joins tory. : .-, \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0.'\u25a0 :iX:-/.y^r.';\u25a0 . -.:. . . the. joined in the testimonials of the good- . . NEW YORK. March 4.—The World ONE BETWEEN GIANTS. forward to witness the passage of hands with America in two families SENATES- CLOSING WORK. ness arid . '-;.v.'; tomorrow will say: . The question was the wedding procession through the j each equally representative of• their have elaborately ar- FAIRNESS OF THE SPEAKER. "No arrangements seem to been gued formed by white satin ribbons « respective institutions and cordially After the regular Associated Press wedding to before the circuit court of ap- aisle After a few words by Mr. Grosvenor made for the civil previous peals at the end of the room. jresponsive to their honest aspira- report of the senate closed this morn- yesterday. In fact, matter had for this circunt. Judges Wal- to the dais '\u25a0' on the same lines, Mr. Hatch, who was the Shipman ;-\u25a0: , ing that body passed a number of bills lace, and Lacombe Directly following Howard Gould I tions. '.'. . ':':. -..£; _\ : the chair, for a rising vote on been discussed, and it had been decided sitting, ... . I in called that were unobjected to. On motion The de- but this court declined to and Raoul Duval came Brockholst I All present were cordially wished the resolution. not to have a civil ceremony. take the of Mr. Piatt (Rep., Conn.) house bill nearly responsibility of deciding ques- Cutting and Prince Del Drago. Then the highest realization of brightest :-* Evercy member on the floor, save cision was made two hours after the was passed, amending the copyright I religious services had bsen con- tion, and certified came Miss Adelaide Montgomery hopes and the longest life for ex- Mr. -Reed, of Maine, and Mr.? Daizell, the it up to the su- law by limitingthe severity of the pen- I by Archbishop Corrigan. preme of the Catherine Cameron; then . emplary usefulness. *-; The first to of Pennsylvania, arose to his feet, and Imposed newspapers cluded court United States. and Miss alty on for unin- j "At 2 p. m. George Gould telephoned This court Helen Gould and Miss congratulate the happy couple after Mr. Hatch declared the resolutions tentionally violating the in repro- treated the case as one came Miss unanimously adopted. law. to his attorney, Julian T. Davies, of so great Importance Richardson, after ceremony was over and the *| ducing copyrighted photographs, " of that it took Beatrice whom the : Speaker | etc. 52 Wall street, saying, in effect: - A moment later, when Crisp Pettigrew D.) a -res- the very unusual course of assigning came the bride and her pages, Mas- archbishop had shaken hands with applause Mr. (S. offered j 'We have decided to have a civil ascended the rostrum, the directing ] " it' for hearing some three years in Jay Kingdon, the two lit- them were ' Mr. and Mrs. George : olution the secretary, of the marriage. Go immediately to the court ters and and .*?: cheering was '.renewed.- The the regular George Gould. Gould, followed by Mrs. interior to furnish the seriate informa- i and ask a judge to come up here advance of order and tle sons of J. Mr.ând speaker bowed his acknowledgment, tion the of Indian house of the where Edwin Gould, and for a few mo- reso- as to number allot- I to perform a marriage ceremony.' " also allowing about the double the At the left platform, and, after hearing Mr. Cannon's ment agents employed in and was await- ments the Count and Countess De lution his valedic- 1833 1594. j This message caused great excite- usual time for argument. These the Count de Castellane read, he delivered Agreed to. r „ '\u25a0-* \u25a0'-•'--•- -.»-'- brother, surrounded by the tory. ? ":; ' '-"'' ment in the law ofllce. It was decid- oral arguments were by James C. ing the bride with his Count Castellane were \u25a0\u25a0'... --' - Mr. Dubois .offered a resolution! Beach, the man, occasion, - "Representatives," said he, "Iknow ed'to ask Judge Miles of Carter and ex-Commissioner of Pat- Jean, who acted as best stood j guests of the all of whom . amending the rules so as to provide j Attorney you will pardon me if, before perform- court of common pleas, and ents Mitchell for the General Elec- Mrs. George Gould and the Marquis were desirous of offering their con- for the distribution of the appropria- ; dispatched ing my last official act. I give some Garner was immediately tric and Bell Telephone Interests, Marquise de Castellane, the lat- gratulations. tion bills, among the several commit- ' holding and expression to what : I. feel, not only in to see him. Judge Beach was and by Edmund Wetmore and Wheel- ter attired in ruby velvet with While the guests were inspecting - tees of the senate, instead of confining ' was out the question regard to "• the resolution which you '\u25a0 court and it of er • \u25a0• as now to ap- H. Peckham forthe Westinghouse jeweled trimmings of ruby. At the the ' - - - - . .;•-'?: just adopted, in to them the committee on? for him to leave, as a case was then have but respect the propriatlons, except the river and har- , and anti-Bell Telephone interests, right of the platform were Frank COUNTLESS GIFTS?? .; ', , •uniform kindness, courtesy and con- being summed up before him. Justice bill, at present goes to j a large of briefs Gould and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin sideration with which I- have been bor which the Andrews [was then called up, and he and number were on the second floor of the Gould man- comittee on commerce. He asked 'its j was equally filed on behalf of Gould. ? treated by every member of this body. at first declined, saying it various other in- sion, where, in the library,,' on a present consideration, but -Mr."*Aldrich ' impossible for him to go. He finally terests affected. Mrs. Edwin. Gould was attired in "Again I thank you, and when I say - . table between the windows „nd on objected, and Mr. . Dubois . gave notice i consented, and, leaving the bench, was Probably no green velvet Russian that I but feebly express my feelings. that he would call the resolution' there has been case with' the bookcases along the walls, the my life, may up [ rapidly to the Gould home. argued Never in no matter what ; driven • before the supreme ' court JEWELED LACE presents were displayed, a veritable its future, I expect to attain the first Monday of the next congress. When Justice Andrews arrived it was be can te. A resolution relative the medal of since the war, in the outcome of army of were setting forth high office that which I owe to J about about 3:30 o'clock and the wed- trimming and a cream lace hat with waiters "so; an as honor, authorized by the of July which so many lawyers were inter- \u25a0 act 1 was in the dining room, drawing room, .to your kindness, to your considera- ding party was in a state of excite- : pink roses. Mrs! Shrady, who 12, 1862, and . March 6, 1863,",? was then civil ested. room and halls, in addi- .;tion, and to your partiality. In laying * jment for fear, the plan to have a '''*. - also with the group, wore a frock of reception adopted. The senate then at 4:05 a. | fall through. at down that office, the greatest gratifica- marriage might The black satin combined with pink with tion to the table which the bridal m. took a recess until 9 o'clock, -with . wedding and reception were LOWER COURT SUSTAINED. number of tion that -could be afforded me is the breakfast trimming, and a black party sat, a tables, each an understanding that no business Is ! many guests had gone. Rhinestone evidence in this resolution. that I have ended and The Point* of the Supreme Court"* *)<•- hat with Rhinestones and pink roses large enough to seat from . six to • discharged the duties of the place, in to be transacted until 11 o'clock, ex- ; justice assured the bride and groom As. the bride and groom-elect took eight guests. In the center of each ' some degree at least; to the satisfac- cept in connection with the conference t that the ceremony would consume but eiMioii. reports. sug- their places before Archbishop Cor- table was a large center-piece of sil- COUNT CASTELLANE. tion of * those gentlemen . to whom I a very few minutes, and at his WASHINGTON, March 4. — The rigan, who, with two attendant ver filled with orchids, and before owe" the office, and to those gentlemen LAST OF APPROPRIATIONS. gestion the parties went up stairs to case of the. Bate Refrigerator com- on always ex- room on floor, priests, Fathers ; Newell and Con- each guest was the heliotrope menu Lakewood, where they will stay until forty-eight hours .he entered *with , a. • -the other side wh_o have : At 9:10 when the senate proceedings fthe sitting the second pany against Francis Sulzberger & . to me utmost there of the room nelly, were on the platform,: Frau card with the guilt crown of the De Wednesday, enjoyed the remainder of buoyant step— overjoyed, that ".the, last -tended the were resumed, the vice president an- j and in the center Co. upon the question of whether impromptu passed simple ceremony which declared Sucher, of the German Opera Castellanes. the afternoon with an appropriation ; bill . had . the, COURTESY AND KINDNESS.'* nounced his signature ,to the deficiency the American patents expire with for- Rosa r ; (Rep., -.Ohio)' : the two man and wife a second time company, sang ; Gounod's "Aye At the conclusion of the ceremony dance. • '-"' house. Mr. Grosvenor - ..'-f'-'AVresolution was then ? adopted to- i bill. This was i the last of -the ; appro- | eign patents which . have been pre- ; In addition to the immediate relatives caused the first flurry-by,- a . shar*J ward a further demonstration of good priation all of the great was performed. George and Helen Maria." " As the last strains .died the orchestra and organ burst forth bills and thus ! Attorney and about viously issued was decided today in of the bride, there were , .':. speech declaring . that" the. Republicans- will, "thanking Mr. Pearson, of . Ohio, . measures for carrying on the. govern- Gould, Gardner away the satin . ropes that formed in the Mendelssohn "Wedding a ;of the guests were, all , an '. exhaustive opinion by Justice ' .were the* true friends ofjbimetallism.: chairman of the committee on enrolled ment were either at the executive man- half dozen dropped _ and the March." 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