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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22

MORE RAIN Sunday night
about one o'clock we had
quite heavy shower of rain ac-
.companied by lightning. The only
damage so far heard of was the
breaking of telephone instru-
lment, the ground wire of which
was out of order.
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Just received o fresh suppIy of
dried beef, imported sausage and
Schweitzer kase. SAM MUERY
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The Santa Fe depot saloon and
lunch stand is at all times supplied
with the very best cigars, drink
ables and lunches. Lunches put
up to order.
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Just Received,

Free Lunch to-day at Murphy's
Saloon, from 10 to II o'clock.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Recorded by the county clerk, for
the week ending May 81, 1884:
T Newman to L Ammons $50
acres Newman ague................-.S 225
J NJ Craig to J n Craig 80 acres L G
Moses pre-cmption.......... GOO
VIM. Korff and wife to Frank Ran
die 81 IL, II % acres Washington
cOunty..................... 1873
Matte Elgin ct al TO Henry Schaer
lots in Chappell Hill.................... 700
Joseph Brooks to w H Murphy lot
16 block 80 Brenham. 1925
Mary A Saunders to H Blackburn
and II ,Hudgins les acs Woodward
lou
] F Sanders and wife to J II Black
burn and H Hudgins go acres
Woodward league. 400
c Hahnke and wife to Herman aRd
Frederick Schulz 1l2 IL John Car
rington league, ~ interest in 9S-
1-3 acres Nelson Smith league....... 500
Joseph E F Marsh to Abbie Grub
1-6 interest in 1888 acres T S Saul
league l-6 interest in 175 ceres
susanna Clampitt league. 700
Thomas Lewis to Geo. Isaac lot in.
BRENNAN. Observation-Disclosures. Il
w Dwyer and wife to Talbot Gee
7414 acres VIM. Bridges league. 1900
W H Vinson and wife to n ] Thomp-
son 100 acres A billiard league. 2009
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CARPETS and mattlngs, new and
elegant designs just received by
RTECHARDT Il HERMANN.
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DEAD.-Belle Anderson, better
known as Big Belle, died very
suddenly at her cabin, near Weik-
els gin IN the Fourth ward, about
Q o'clock Monday evening. She
was negro woman about As or so
years of age and was a well known
character about town she aequir-
ed the name Big on account of her
ponderosIty;,, she weighed a little
more than $50 pounds and her
moral character was fourth-class.
Justice Kirk held an inquest on
her body Tuesday morning, the jury
returning a verdict that she "came
to her death from causes unknown
to the jury" She left home early
in tho evening and walked about
in the neighborhood Of the union
depot, returning she fell within a
short distance of her cabin and
some other ncighbors assisted her
home and about an hour after
reaching there she expired. She
told those who were waiting upon
her that he had been poisoned );
she had small bottle of whiskey
with her and was partially intoxi-
Gated.
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On the ground of economy the
commissioner court ignored the
local press in the matter of adver-
Using for local building, but they
made an order paying an attorney
: fec Of $500 IN cash for legal ser
vices growing out of the same mat
ter. Most OF the other bills allow
ed are payable out of the com
mon fund and scrip can only be
sold at a discount.
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Two rooms in the basement of
the Central Hotel building.
JYo. y. KEY.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22

/ Ladies approve OF your smok
ing "Little Joker"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22

If you want the best brands of
paint or white lead, call on J. W.
Webb & Co., as they are willing to
back what they say by a guaran-
tee. In the line OF building ma
terial they cannot be excelled, as
one of the firm is an old contrac-
tor and one an old mill man, so
they will be able to satisfy any
and every one. Call on J. W.
Webb Il Co. before you buy else
where,
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CAST IRON notes Ter sale at this
Office in quantities to suit.
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Spring Millinery.

B. LEHMAN has the celebrated
Schlits beer on tap.
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doa't ask your trade as friend, but ask it
because can give you more and better goods
for your money than you can get elsewhere,
having resident buyer in New York with
spot cash 10 take advantage oil all bankrupt
sales, forced sales. &c. that the country is now
so full Of, explains why they are so cheap at
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THERE IsNo CURE fora cough or cold that
can compare-for rapidity. pleasantness and
certainty of action,-with Locock. Sold by
Walker & Co.
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The sick, worn and detected
should road the advertisement of
GoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF Tonic.
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Lunch Stand.

Pure Drugs and Chemicals al.
ways on hand at r. E. Luhn's.
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ScHLITz beer on tap at Leh-
mann's.
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Tooth, Nail, Hair and Flesh
Brushes in great variety can be
found at X. E. Luhn's.
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ArNouNcrnENrs


We are authorized TO announce WnL1AN
Hour as a candidate for Tax Assessor OF
Washington county. Election LIST Tuesday
in November.
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Letter List.

Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice at Brennan,
for the week ending May, 81:
Bridges, Mrs. Hannah Brock, Jackson
Chambers, Caroline Coleman, Mile
Caspers, Mrs. r Daily, Henry
Dunnica, 7 A Edwards, Susan
Hill, Alex Hubbard, Miss Pinkie
Jones; Augusta Jefferson, Walter
kessinger, Angus Love. Malisa
McFail, Geo Parker, Della
Ratlitf, John Randle, Belmore
Rimmer, Miss Emma Schwcndener Katie
Sanders, Richard Sager, w
Simpson, John Thornton, Josephine
Thompson, J HIT Willie, Dave
Watts, Gilbert Wilson, Louis.
FOREIGN.
Brandt, Leopold Emerson. H
Schultz, + c Schwenkc, Louise.
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We arc authorized to announce SAN
ScHtyyKTR As a candidate for Tax Collector
Of washington county. Election LIST Tues
day in November next.
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RAIN.-Tuesday night We had
another heavy ram and Wednesday
afternoon and at night still more.
1t begins to look discouraging for
farmers, however there is plenty
of time for dry weather further
along In the Season.
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The commissioners had a busy
day Thursday. They decided to
advertise for bids for building the
new courthouse, said bids TO be
opened June %. They have rem
ted the Mcintyre hotel for twelve
months with the privilege of six
months longer at 500 per month.
They have ordered that the records
and archives be moved out of the
present "large and commodious
brick courthouse" on the LIST day
of July and have also ordered that
all county officers having Offices
shall move the same to the McIn-
tyre House. The present court
house will be offered for sale TO
the biggest bidder, the county
Judge reserving the bat guano in
the cupoia for enriching his gar
den.
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Texas LAND IEYEsFlEREF AMP
LOAN COMPANY The advertise.
ment of this company will be
found elsewhere. 1t is the pur-
pose of this company is to do a
general land and loan business.
1t starts with a capital of $50; 900
and its officers consist of we'll
known and prominent business
men. Its president, Col. D. C..
Stone, was president of the Calves
ton Cotton Exchange, and was for
some years leading cotton factor
of Galveston. Mr.. Heber Stone,
of this city, was one Of the prime
movers in getting up the company
and he also organized the Rren-
ham Ice and Refrigeration compa.
ny. He is one of our most enter
prising and public-spirited citi-
zens and is doing everything in
his power to build up Brennan, IN
whish hp is ably seconded by 9TH
ers whose nspes appear in the list
of directors of the Texas Land In
vestment and Loan company.
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HEMPsTEAD.-So far as heard
everything in Hampstead was quiet
on Monday. 1t was stated that a
box of Winchester rifles had been
sent there Monday from some
point up the road, and 1T was stat
ed that the arms and ammunition
of the Johnston Guards were in
positions where they would do the
most good. The colored people
OF Brennan are rs a general thing
orderly, sensible and well behay-
ed, but on Sunday few town ne
groes who delight to hear them
selves talk were round the street
corners talking about going down
to Hampstead to help their disor-
derby and law-breaking and law
defying brethren out of their trou-
Bile. They should go down by all
means, and it would be we'll for
them to take their wooden over
coats with them; they would find
them useful and if any of them
were so fortunate as to get back
home they would come feet fore
most. There are no race troubles
at Hampstead, but the white pea=
pie there are determined to have
order and will insist upon an ODE
diencc to the law. If any colored
men want to go TO Hampstead to
help their brethren they will be
fttingly received.
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Merchant Tailor.

CALL at Lehmann's and try the
Schlitz heer-he has 1t ON tap.
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TIM grand Mai-fest at BoIlvillc
comes off tomorrow.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22

Desirable residence tor sale.
Apply to WooD l. Low.
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AccIDENT.-on Monday a por-
ton of cattle train ran off the
track on the Santa Fo road below
Kenney, and near where the pas
senger train was wrecked few
weeks ago. Several cars were
'ditched by going down an embank-
ment. The north bound passen-
ger train due at 1921 p. M, did
not arrive till6:3O p. m.
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We are authorized 20 announce !. K NC
FhRLAxD as candidate for District Judge
of the 2Ist Judicial District, composed oil the
counties ofWashington, Lee, and burieson'
Election first Tuesday in November.
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CRoP PRosPEoTs.-A BANNER re-
porter took a trip of twelve miles
IN the country IN a southwesterly
direction on Sunday, returning
Monday morning. All the cotton
is very small, some of it chopped
out and some is just coming up;
corn looks well but is very small
for the season, although the gen
.eraI prospect seem to be good for
a fair crop.
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change in the order of business
was called up and passed.
The finance committee reported
an approval of the reports of the
secretary and treasurer, they be-
ing properly attestcd by accom-
panying vouchers. The treasur-
er's report showed that all ex-
penses for the year had been met,
arrearages material reduced, and
available funds either on hand or
within reach to make still greater
reductions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The money on hand belonging
to the widows, orphans and infirm
clergymen's fund was ordered to
be distributed among the poor
people entitled to it, and arrange
ments were made to have the
amount increased during this
year.
A resolution was offered by
Capt II. L. McClung expressing
the thanks of the convention to
the Brenham BANNER tor courtesy
and generosity, which was adopt
ed.
Rev. S. NJ. Bird offered resolu-
tion of thanks to the members o
st. Peters church and their friends
for the kind hospitality with
which they have received the men,
bers of the body. Carried unani-
mously.
Rev. Geo. Patterson, d. D., was
to preach the council
sermon next year, with Rev. c..
NJ. Parkman as alternate.
Rev. B. A. Rogers and James H.
were appointed advisers
and assistants of the Bishop of the
Diocesan missionary work ar
ranged for at the morning ses-
sion.
The council then adjourned to
meet IN Bryan, May 20, 1885.
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Patent medicines OF any kind
can be found at r. r. LUHN's.
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SEE the advertisement of W. R.
Jahnke, saddler.
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ScHLITz beer at b. Lehmann's.
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Garden seeds, and onion sets,
Landredth's new crop. Just re-
ceived at II. FISHERS.
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For AssEssoR.-EisewheTe will
be found the announcement of Mr..
William Hole for the office OF
county assessor. Mr.. Hole is not
a stranger he has resided in the
county for 81 years. and is well
acquainted. He speaks both En-
glish and German fuently and is a
farmer by occupation, this being,
we believe, the first time he has
ever been a candidate for any Of
fee. He is fully competent to fill
the position, and If elected will
make good officer.
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Econ OMIT The commissioners
court is entitled to a vast amount
of credit for economy. A new
courthouse is to be built and bids
are to be advertised for in the
Galveston Daily News; the fact
that local papers are published in
Brennan is wholly ignored, while
1T is well known fact that there are
several contractors and builders
here who are abundantly able n TO
take the contract for and complete
the courthouse. 1t is urged that
there is no occasion for advertis-
ing in the local papers, the fact
being overlooked by the court that
the local papers were mainly in
strumental in working up public
sentiment to the necessity of build
ing a courthouse. 1t Is more than
likely that they will survive the
loss of the advertisement for bids.
1t is all right and proper to adver-
tise for bids in paper of general
circulation so as to invite COMPETE
ton from abroad, but it does seem
to be al. injustice to home contrac-
tors and the home press not to adj
vertise at home too. When the
commissioners court, By such a
master stroke of economy, succeeds
in saving about SIS or $40 on a
contract for 100000 it is certainly
entitled to the everlasting graft
tude of the tax payers of the coun-
ty, many of whom would like to
see the advertisement for the bids,
and many Of whom take only their
county paper.
Another piece of economy on
the part of the commissioners is
their total neglect and failure to
publish o statement of the financial
condition Of the county as requir-
ed by law,
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An Incident in Virginia.

Our old friend, Mr.. VIM. Claugh-
ton, of Heatsville, sheriff ofNorth-
cumberland Co., Va, saysl 1--WE
have many good medicines in our
parts, but nothing which equals st.
Jacobs Oil, the Great German Rem
edy. My family keeps the Oil in
the house at 81: ell times and uses it
for almost everything that 4 medi-
cine can be used far: They claim
that it is unequaled for rheumatism
and all bodily palns,-Tappahan-
mock, VA, Tide Water Index.
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TEN CENT COUNTER-Itisa big thing
in the way OF bargains. NEW GOODS
EVERY DAY!
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Maxey, of Austin, treasurer; al
being reflections of gentlemen
who have served in their respec
tive positions for from five t.
twenty years,
Attention having been called tc
the intended removal of Rev. J. J
Clemens TO a distant field, resolu.
lions offered by Rev. S. NJ. Bird
were adopted expressing the re
greet and pain of those who remain
commencing Mr.. clemens as a
Woodworking and faithful priest
bidding him God speed, and fol,
lowing him in his new work with
heartfelt prayers.
Rev. DR.. Rogers, arising to a
question of privilege, asked the re,
porter of the BANNER to publish
his resolution of Thursday, in ref
erence to the work among the col,
ored people, to supply some i'm
piled omissions in the synopsis in
yesterday mornings report. The
resolution Is as follows:
Resolved, That the Diocese OF
Texas recommends to the next
general convention such action in
regard to "Church Work Among
the Colored People of the South, /"
as shall give the celored people
themselves the management there
of, subject to such constitutional
and canonical control as may be
deemed expedient.
Yesterdays notice ofproposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-15
A GOOD EXAMPLE.
TO TheEdttorOfTh. Tribnn,

SIR; Your suggestion in Wedn esday's issue
THAT prompt relief what tho sufferers By the food
needed induced boys and girls 20 take M col.
lecon on the so the result Of viii send you enclosed
trusting that You w2ee where it will do the most good
And In this CONNECTION would Hs % say that the greatest
good can, people, draw from calanitIes "a
are upon our Western neghbOrs If the nelovlng
hearts through sympathy, and especially The educat
ing OF the young in the processes Of thoughtful giving
Tie American people are known for her largchearsd
beneyoences: aud great calamity heflls any
part OF our large domain that does not once SIR t4e
sympathes and unlock the pockets OF those who give
But do think that yet Ear behind ON OppOr
tues ia failure 70 Loto tOeduOate TIC
young mo the hdbH Of responamg genuine distress
gave 10 TIC street beggars and ttanps Ot various
because lazy refuse bat the genuine gsug
We e not TO- do teach 10 and daugh
ters ~ least, tBs Is what THINK. sincerely yours,
800 BToaauag Aer- York. Feb L. .. IS. PACKARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-15
ORGANIZING LOCAL RELIEF METHODS.
MAYOR EDISON AND THE ExCHANGEs-APPEALs FOR
HELP AND SUBSCRIPTIONS.

MAYOR EDISON AND THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR
HELP AND SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Mayor Edison yesterday received a telegram
from Callipolis Ohio, signed by the Mayor and.ohers
asking for help for every city town and village forty
miles up and down the river Mayor Edison therenpcn
sent the following letter to the several Exchanges
MY DEAR SIR: Appeals for aid received by from the
flooded districts OF the Ohio Valley are OF such an urgent
character that il TO necessary that some sys-
emsG t 9esSn Of this civ therefor respect
fn reouest that Won will appoint representative Of
your Exchange 10 meet me At the Nay ors once thls
respecting this matter
The meeting was private and the following Exchanges
were represented: Produce Stock, Cotton Coffee New
York Petroleum, National Petroleum. New-York Clear
ing House. Mercantile, Mechanics and Traders Import
ers ana Glocers and the Hardware Board OF Trade An
vsory committee Unsupported consisting OF William
4 smith Of the Stock Exchange; A Wakeman, r., OF
the Coffee and importers and GrOcers Exchanges; L.
IT. Smith New-York Petroleum Exchange; Theodore /.
Hustled Produce Exchanges and Mayer Lehman, Cotton
Exchange They will meet to-day at noon at tho Cotton
Exchange organize The Mayor was requested to sug
gest to the Exchanges the appointment of relief com
nittees which should confer with tho Advisory Com
mittee.
The Mayor has received 261 20 from the following
sources Nineteen members of the Merchants Club 800
each; the Nathan Manufacturing Company, 5000; j. H
Roornan president of the Mechanics and Traders Ex-
change, sol 70; Benjamin Richardson, $50, and two
contributions OF $40 eaeh Mayor Euson teegraphed to
the Mayor Of GaipOlis:
Our Exchanges have organized to-day for eHect-
i've hereby authorize you to draw on me at sight
for 81, 000
President Hertck OF the Produce Exchange appointed
the following members 10 sohcit subscriptions: Alexan
der f. Orr G. r. HickoI, A. NJ. Underlll, Otto Arcns
f. II. Allen, Henry klias, and James X Turner.
r. G. Dun & Co transmitted 1885 to Newport. KY,
contributed by the following flrDs A. d. Jull1ard
Co., Durham, Buckley Co, Harding, Colby O. Co..
E. 8. Jafrray Co, Fl. b. Claflin & Co.,
Kibbe Chafiee d shreve, ". L. Strong & Co.. Lewis
Brothers q Co.. Woodward. Baldwin & Co., Manu-
facturers Pin Company, Converse Stanton & Co.,
sweetser Pembroke a Co., p. =. Hotchkiss Deering,
Milliken q Co., wyokO1 sesmans & Benedict, and
Mills Glib OF the amount RENTED r. g. Dun & Co.
contributed $500.
In response to an appeal from the Department Com
mander Of the Grand Army OF the Republic at COvngtOn,
KY Ira NJ. Hedges, the local Department Commander,
has issued a request for help.
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ALLEy-At Paiuned n. j., February H. corneia L, wife
FTnea servee from her late resdence Franknace
Friday 18th inss., at $50 o'clock D. m. 800 .,,
Carriages waiting arrival OF O'Clock and l5o O'CLOCK
Cincinnati papers please copy.
n ba Nsw % Nos. T"s'f d 0rDins iZ'n INST
Relatives ana friends a Are ES o nsTkes on Friday
18th inst at 0coeE p m ceroorv A. the convenience
OF the family.
BRADY-Fe6ruary 1s James T, con OtJohg II and Kath-
The funeral ceremonies w take place St Leos Church
Ing a, half past O'Clock
BENJAMfN-At New London Conn, February IA, Joseph
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CoNvERsE-In Poughkeepse n Y, February IA, Aaiie
c dsaSfl 3 e conSe yer e Il H. 'i
s J a n nts % IS a X Eastman Ter
RELATIVES ami friends are invited TO atsend
interrnrnt In Greenw pOd ut O'Clock p. m same lay.
Clark only laughter o. the Rev. L. Clark OF soutanp
Funeral uTS' ai's at the house at p IN Fndsy.
CoNBE-on Thursday February Is. int, Ann, widow Of
x dstSn Of G,rSe hereafter.
asyes c st daughter Of ALICE Mstn lad julien T. D
N ctiS q q funeral is hereafter
GoULpING- rhuTsaay February H. ISL Mary Ann
Funeral rom her late residence 42dst, saturday
Februafy is. q II a nj
| Friends are invited
| Please omit flowers.
HoLLAND-Suddeny, ON February y Willard, infant son
Of sadie Frothinghain aud John u. Holland
Funeral private
KINGMAN-At vnelsnd \. j., c. o. Kingman, Of
sumption
KELLoGG-on February H. susln Emeae, widow Of Ia.
and friend, are invited To attend the funeral ser
ycs at the residence Of her IN law Or Robert Watts
A. West get9st srday February TO- az O'Clock p H.
Ma RSHALL-On Tueecey February u Jesse A. aaTshall
Funela his late resdence 10 East 4Sds On Friday lCta
lnterInent at TarrytOwn. N. T.
MATHEW Pierre Albert in lbs 2Otiyear on wednesday,
Friends and relatives Of fy respectfully Invited 70
the funeral on saturday az D. u al us lae resi-
0ence, No. 474 Henry-st, Brooklyn
oGDEN-suadenly at Chatham, y j., the Rev. Joseph NJ
ogden, D. d, IN his 50th year. , -,
F1ea on saturday o'clock in the Presbyterian Church.
Ffiends Invited to attend without further notice
RADwAY-on wednesday, February -. Richard George
Funeral Service at hts late residence Sss West 57ths.
on Saturday, February 10, at y. H.
Please omit Aowers.
RoOsEvELT=s suddenly Thursday, February IA, Alice
SATURDAY @oT1iaS teoEnary IT, e 70 O'Clock a,
1t is earnestly requested tina; no flowers be sent.
ROOSEVELT Suddenly on Thgrseay february H. Of T.
Funeral saturday morning February IT, at 10 O'Clock
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, oth-aVe and
II is earnestly requested that no flowers be sent.
sIRONG-At Mentor, south France. February H. lssi,
Strong. OF Buffalo Y.
sTEvENs-Tue.day February At MS late residence Sl3
Relatives aud friends invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices from the residence Of bis sisern law Mrs Coz
bett i5s Vest 67thst, SATURDAY morning at II o'clock
Ipterment al Rochester.
wATKINs-February u az Sc Clair Springs Michigan
Funeral services at AddetowD, ~ " Friday February 10
ati0am -
it-3 Ruth Morgan, wife OF Alfred waicott; -
february TO- the arrival Of the train from New"
York.