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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21
MRS, WU,HEMINA HILL,
DIR. G. G. FURLEY,

Christian Science Healer S2l topeka avenue.
Receives students for instruction and patients for
treatment. Hours 3 to II a. m to 9p. nj. s2-lmi
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21
E. M. GONKLIN. M, D.

Physician and Surgeon, office 800 E Douglas ave
Telephone at Office No. 23i. telephone at residenc
No liz. Residence !2ls y Market. lai-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

NOR sALF-A stock OF furniture and undertaking
i goods In Jstfnor~, the county seat Gf Ho1gnan
county stock new and IN good order, y w sell the
stock and rent the building or sell building with
stock. Building il 3I7D stock VIII inyOic. at pres
rnt about 500 Good reasons for soiling Address
c. ". Hopkins. Jetnors. Kan iEu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon treats all acute
and chronic diseases; of piles guaranteed no
pay; oxygen treatment given when indicated and no
Charge made II no benefit follows.
Oftic hours to II a. m, and to and to p. m
Office Us Main street cor. Second. Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

BUTTER-Firm; creamery, 256pSOc; dairy, Is
sI2uc.
EGGS-Demand increasing; fresh, ISL.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. March 2n.
wHEAT-1SGa3c lower. NO. red, S9s,c eleva-
tor; s0lICl9ic delivered.
CoRS-Weak, Le,5asc lower. No. . 59Ga59I4c eleva-
tor. 90. 60lsC delivered.
0ATS-Heavy. Mixed, SSG4Oc; white, 40G&5c.
COFEE-Spot duh. lSlec; options opened irregular
closing steady. Sales, -, 500 bags.
SCGAR-Quiet steady.
: EGGS Firm at l5i4Gl ijIpc.
BUrrER-Iower at laSlc.
CHEESE-Easy al lltetsl Slc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

NOR SALE CUEAP-6 room house. with loo
II 5inla, piano. pearl inlaid. square grand, $l,5s
light spring wagpn also bicycle, sS l-i> = 9Th ava
Parties going TO California on account OF health
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

N-ANTED-To loan few thousand dollars on
w real estate security, would buy good. frst-
mortgages. Russell & Reach, 80 north Main
street ilL5-Js
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

NXyANTED-Parties can now make ARA ngements
w for the pasturage Of horses for the season.
Spring water and shade, two miles Of city. W. F.
Green. l0S-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

UyANTED-Day boarders. 9D5 north Fourth
w avenue, corner OF First. Day board $3.25 per
week, board and room 5. and 81 Give the best
table in the city for the price Single meals 9lc.
1856
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

TOR SALE-A well established second hand busi-
Il ness The owner has got other business
hand Nothing but cash will handle IL Only thore
me anIug business need apply. Cheap rent. Gail
after .. N. al As east Douglas ave. Wichita.
1854
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

L>os EICEASOk-s4SUx wsrss 81 tss s>ss
ssss<~Sss~s. -iii Az. . eaes tividsra 10 tsrss -
ev~ ssosEss ~ SIAM ~ sszs ASA o. Wa 80 Essr
1rDpsr-F, 81 c<sz1~ss sr0s<rfr s<&er ss<1 80 -
aust s~ fFee fro1a .nczzs ssesc<s vii ss s4axs "a
amTzSss % szts Yer tAz-5r1Ssss cal % ~rfls %
a. 4sx
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21
DRS. TEREML g. SHUTS.

Physician and Surgeon. u. Main street. tele
phone for Office No. 81 for residence l36. DR.. Ter
Tiil. general practice diseases of women and chill
dren and obstetrics. DR.. Shuts, consumption
catarrh all throat and chest diseases, piles rup
lures, blood. skin and chronic diseases generally
Consultation free lO1-tt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

N-ANTED-Two first class carriage painters at
w the Wichita Carriage works. For informa-
ton apply at the shop. W. a. Mckenzie i Co.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

EOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with or without
Il board. Terms reasonable Cali at i49 " Mar
ket. LOST
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21
FOR TRADE.

I'OR TRADE-A 20 acre improved bottom farm
j b. Labefi@ county. 70 trade tor wichita proper
ty. &. A Wright, doors ea-t postofics. i0s-s-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

LNOR RENT-One large furnished south front room
with board II desired. SO E. Williams, first door
from EmpOria. Ms-G+
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

WANTED -Active. energetic with some
~ capital as partner by good mechanic to open
good paying business in big demand next three
months. Address Workman, Eagle Office dlO5-6+
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

E0R SALE OR TRADE-Two sections OF gossi
Il land In Edwards county, No. land, with living
water; nne residences IN West Wichita. and Id
lots College Hill and Central avenue: good inside
property For further Information call on A.. j.
Edgeworth, IA North Main st, room 2. rf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

DOR RENT-Some large, comfortable aud well
Il ventilated furnished rooms; rates reasonable.
Also fine suite OF second floor front Offices and n
desirable suite Of dressInaking parlors. Enquire
at rs Main, room ~ third floor, Weller building.
dlS 6ls
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-Two elegantly furnished front
- rooms central part Of city, street car line;
use OF bath. with best OF board. No. 24 Topeka
avenue. l0l 6+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
THE PETROLFTN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF fl'IOiS'
There increased movement IN crude cerunca'e'
yesterday the West furnishing the prnclpai sellers
while good buying noted here Inc course Oh
prices was downward until the aft the market fs
Ing from 97a07 IL cents to 95 6s cents The news
from the field was not Justify the decline
but dispatches received after the close may explain the
source OF some the selling. The schegcl we al Rel
bold which was struck months sgo. Was drilled four
the producing sand Sunday night ana flowed o. 'he
rate OF 81 barrels hour. When the selling movement
OF morning there was slight rally from me
lowest points and the market ended steady.
Outside Of late report from the bchleeel well tho
field news showed Fergus well, al washing tor'
w. .i.lln. 90 bA.f..s Oh holl Ine DO 10 well, At
TayOrsown topi1ed Sunday and increased lts no"
t. 24o barrels dsy IL, neghbor the Caldwell Is u bs
similarly treated with nitro gly cefne The Old Boshd-
I.onl1 we'll saAonburg was flowing barrels an hour
by tho morning report The schiege well Is of less I'm
tortsnce than Fergus Tor it was conceded " be
ru.ber when II should he hut It is fenced In
largely by lands owned By Mr. Phillips QUO OF the
strongest advocates the shutdown movement Should
Nj Philips be permitted by The executive committee of
the Producers As-uctuoh u driIl one OF Two
wells 20 prevent schlegc from draining his territory,
he would from other wells the amount OF proauc-
ton tl.t wells might yielL Tho Sllsht e"eeI
produced Oh by the OPENING Of tho Fergus gushers
hints At the Danger Of expecting serious set back on any
ne rrcnt circular Of The Producers Association says.
inlng The ~ Elk hisen y,afs covered ~ tables,
25Ao0 wells were drilled In lhe Aic ssnl .e j." % me-
and fourth yeas consulpt"n upon ihr bt', o "a.
To illustrate the unlhI"ilal'' OF in''' f'7"'
wells that > 900 wells drlArl pr year
would lie required ~ supply our shipment II - uu'
that there j. speculative pubic - I"-'nt IN me NAT
ket AMI that may n~ some time before -rlNy f'NN's
But the dnculy with sellers is that they Do not lAtuO
he real csrf,Afe- hDi and That thrlr tt."' A." oF
gradually sdd ~ the freshly hccuurlaing hort Ter =
Certncn~ yc-i.riiy loaned a. l59iO cents i" Carrying
The pine iinr runs from march fD lN amounted 70
$50 foT barrcl ayeragr - tt l5I barrel. i'l ne
d.f,ere. amounted go AZ barrels. a. fAr' ~
OF 2l5 barir- law show excess oi 4-"ol barrels
o o. Ot3 b4rols Ior day.
The range Of pces and the total dealings were A. FOL
love: ,-,o,
est, 05 -; nnt- 90 - Con-olii -op'png -
hlche T. 81 lowest 80 5-o huA 90 > al hiIt't
Stock Exchange. Ar 600; tor~0if.iDf l.bl4 f"l
Refined OIL nfu. and unchanged At 7 80 cents per
gallon. Abel test. a. ull ports
on CITY Penn. Mar ~ National rr1n't C-rraca.'
ed AZ h,he-f. lowest e1r closet. go >
.e. - b.rr-.. aranc-s 11l4u 1D barrel. sHp
pent. 1O3297 barrels. G3.o37 barrels charters
l.a4t barrels ~...-...
BnAprOnp Penn. Mar 10 National Transit cert ic-tss
gi1. am cfntsl a. nbis highest, ~ =, lowest
Ga. Clezfance. ga 900 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
GRiIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The bears had their innings Yesterday AZ the P'onuco
Tschsnge wheat however. the heaviest Of The CO.
reals due to the disappointment decrease Of the
visible supply which much smaller than was eNp'ch
Prices ON the spot yielded l4d2 cent and only 5ooOO
u.os were for export. although three loads tSA'h
late on Saturday reported. The options moNo1
within nsrIOw limits and tho transactions amounted 70
about 100000 bushels Isrly prices were lo9l2 cent
better unfavofable crop reports. out the "Vr
trading Witnessed setback ~ the lowest point OF the
day. Net loss. scored Of 3 fol March at 50 ~ l2
tor April b. 30 81 for May 90 and June at - 49,
fo July TO and August a. IS. and IA cent Tor
December 81 5S cents Cash easier ana dul
only 1900 bushels going to shippers The options
moved symp. thy with wheat but within even narrower
limits The close steady. with March down IA at
90 81 May 80 IS. and June cent at - 49, ana
with Ami! Of 60 July So August at 50 "a snd sep
t,,tbcr At 80 ID unchanged oats without
f..fure The SPOT market steady, but IA" options
vrre shade easier 50 "a Tor March. 81 15 for A'i
Inquiry for lard and the options dropped 6a3 points CLOS
Ing follows March a. 90 April, =, 30, May e. o.
juno, - so and July, a. "a $1,000. 49,. ,,,r,,
mo sill, supply statement OF wheat shows the amount
10 30 251 747 bushels, decrease 81 10000 bu-ns
from the prov lous week The supply Of corn Il 9f-o
$40 bushels. q decrease ~ 1912 bushels a., NIL,
The receipts ~ grain New YORK, Phlladelphs nS'.
Boston reported yesterday were a. "li@NS.
- 1876 bushels 81 wheat 2jSi6 bushels 81 corn ana o.,
bushels Of oats. total - 1O7 23s bushels IhrIr VIZ
2O?I1 packages 81 hour received A. Chicago
and ST Louis the arrivals wheat, 573sS 1urhes
corn ~ bushels oats 12S G37 bushels toisI gram
5O3, 40 bushels flour, 5O.4bJ barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
STRIKE or THE CORONETS CREW.
READY To SAIL on HER VOYAGE AROUND CAPT
HOgN TO-DAY.

READY To SAIL on HER VOYAGE AROUND CAPE
RORN TODAY.
With favorable winds the schooner yacht Corohet
will to-day begin her voyage around Cape Horn Tho
crew, who refused to work for 500 month. were YES
terday discharged and Captain Crosby had TO hustle
to to replace them. Several of the strkefs
had crossed the Atlantic in the COrOnct when shc
raced the Dauntlcss. They refused to unless their
wages raised TO at least $50 a month, and
passage paid for them in case the Corone was
sold the Pacific Coast. Tho second mate lolhcd
forces with the yesterday and was also dismissed
Pier g, East River, the scene OF many livery
episodes during the day, and Pier Constable Frank H.
Grant, who is well known the river front as lic-
saver had TO exercise his tongue and his club freely
I'm keeping the pace. Members Of the discharged
crow kept bOthcrlng the mate who was during most
of the day In almost sole charge Of the yacht. ono
man made his way to the cabin and carried OH small
chest.
stopi stopl- yelled the mate as soon as lie
noticed him. III come back here with thai ="
The sailor Jumped TO the pier and started on a,
rum with the mate I'm close pursuit. Fate was against
the fugitive and he into the arms OF Frank CRAM
who promptly collarcd him and, raising bis cub,
Malc up vour mind quick One two, three "
lie made up his mind right there lie went PACK
mcekly when asked what he meant by his CONDUCT
he sulkly replied ..,.
lust wanted 10 tahc the box back here brought
II from don't want them to get the good OF my
work for nothng.T ,
The new crew have agreed to accept $50 month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEENo business wa. reported IN spot Brazil gro yh
temper q with holders asking 10 &c
In sfoat and freight lots how
the far the sales comprisDg 5000 bags
NOT 1000 bags d.. at 9lac 600 bags No at lOtc
and 1000 bags d. Zoe. The NJ der styles are quiet
Sales q bags Layuaya and J. 700 bags Maracaloo IN
option movement fair with the temper IN the
face Of former advio"s from aroAf Easy cosnr
My $50 1885, February; sboasso;s March 1907
9sni July.96oa97Oi Ausust g65S966; septemeer
g.bjde6O; October, 950sa55; fovsmser. voo0So2
SIS. The ranges OF actnal sae' Tor the
diTerent months February s75a97oj March 10 40
SIOl5; April. 10 - dg9si MAJ lOl6d0 50 Juno 10 10
sasOj July. s.9od9.66 Angust ssos975; ssPlemeer
Docembcr 076a9 so. Sales. ~ 800 bags
COTTON-Values for goods not officially changed
ana the mo- ght the sales reaching S35 bale,
$50 spinners The receipts at ths port, arkrega.d
comparing with bO13 bales the same day last
and 046 bales corresponding day last year. since
September he beg ming OF the crop year, the receipts
have ag regats 5O32 TIA bales comparing with 4S74447
bales for the corresponding day last rear. .
based American standard OF Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
TIE yT/TE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. March le-Cotton quiet Middng 10 lot@
Flour was steady Howard street and Western ssper:
nne 81 3702 rs EItr. 10 sJ9s9J1a Family 30 - o.
do Rio Bran 1915 30 Pdtspco Family S. 10 DO su.
psrlatv. Patent s. 80 Whe-souhern firm Esn sSSg .
q. AMBER =. .sS ~ DO ier March s.c
do for April SIC bid; DO for Nav e0e9o'.c do fot
June a9iet NV. wni ss a. sc;
do 81 56i2c; do April o6c bi do Nav o6S lto
oats wer- steady. southern Ssftlo; Western Whts
I've hrn at Sss7lS Hay aimsr Prime Choice we.s
era Sl4 So Provisions seaiv; Moss PORK 80 10
Bulkmsat. shonli-rs ami Clear RID SIZES packed
;Sssc sacon-shouIders 7la9Spc Clesr RIB sides Sac.
Hams IL ai2,lc Lard refined SIC Butter firm Western
packed lsS22o Creamery 2605lG Eggs easier A.
80 I5iqc. Petroleum seaiy. 'Isane1 .rs s. coass
stealr soft $40 Copper rsfDs arm. ward eEdsncy.
Wh,gev steady at 81 II 49, Freshs TO LIVERPOOL per
ds-cotton liza Flour S per son Poo 6s.s
Corn 6lS bush 5000 bush. Rye 800 bush
sHpments- Flour 1873 Dbl. Cora l7l0O bush sals'-1
Wheat a. 200 bush Corn 1880 bush
lin ted offerings 49, ever Chcato Nay aud o5ci No
Hard NortI,rn Pacific held at Lobe. Wa-hbnrn at yc.
and No. Northera at e. over WINTER whsas Gu wear
sc; 40. White Michigan SIC on track Corn m ils
demand No YelOy o. &c no. af ne csrs 90 a'd
Srm; n" White $50. a sec. No 5 White 81 &c. 10
Mixed 35s. y 36c. Barsv nominally unchanged No
Canada 94c: No Canada s2c; No txua yaene'
ssst patsnt sprns q SIS Best Patent - %
az IS per 6bl in carosi lois. Mlfsed hrm am nm
chanssd Winter Bran $40 20 spgr5i9s Aihdnns 30 -
oatmeal guie FsceDts-W heat 300 tusl Csrn l3Ooo
bush oats II 900 bush. shpwssts-WheAt ZIOoo Ou'a.
oats 5000 basn
BOSTON. March lo-Fonr quiet. Corn dull Oats a1ies
Shorts seidv firm Cheese quiet aui steady
Egg. light demand; best Western l6c. Recepr.-Four
1000 b6la ami 4. 500 sacks Corn 5000 busL os>
80. 900 bash. shorts p TONS
.lIfpys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
stoetsr. ana Feeder. % Is, NiIea cow' ssass4a

stoeksrs and Feeders % soss 75 Mich Cows ssassta
Veas SIS 80 % so bulk Of offerings sold
SAp-Rscsipts last 10 nssrs wers 1000 hssd Total fsS
wsek heaA For time last week ~ 10Y
heal Consigned through 10 Of which 70 YORK
NJ arkot steady: Common to Fair 81 0$o 20 Co.'S 70
Choice S. So 90: Fair Good Lambs - oO0S5pbt
Good To Choice So 25dS1 90
Hsos-Rsceipts asst - 7.720 head Total fe{
veex thus 965 head For time last week o30
head consigned through SUNDAY 30 OF whch 70 70
consigned today AZ cars ~ o which 10 New
YORK 80 cars sae business active ald prices shade
higher Light Pigs S. ooo5 l3 MlIed Pigs and Light
YsrKsrs s. 3OOf6 81. selected Workers. % $500 90
Selected Nsum weight, So 65es5 76, sales chiefly at
81 O Rough "a 90G6 Co., prices closed seadv all onersss
taken.
CsrcAgo Uaioa st,cx Yirtl March l9.-Ths Drouerc
yournct reports Catts-ReceDts 1000 hsadi shpmean
OOO he al; market Steers 50 VO0so 20; Socxsrs
AMI Feeder, 81 IS 0sy so; Bulls an Mixed So 0oo
So 40; Texas cattle $3.50 1S+ 20. , M. ..., NJ.
Lfocs-hecepts $4,000 hsst shipments 1ooo heaH hm.
kst steaiv' Mixed S. 1885 IS: Heavy 50 3O15o Js
Light, S. 10 95 80; skps So 30 % 0O ooo,, ,.
Sassv- nscepi. 5000 head: slipnonts 900 heal MAE
steady. Natives 81 JO1S6 20 Western % oo0o 10
Texans s. 50 a So 90 Lambs s. 30SSS 3D.
ST LOUIS March 10 Catis- eceiots 1000 head shio
nsnts soO nArsst was lover Choice heav, Ma NY
steers 35 IS Fair 70 Gooi Native steers - So
SIS 40 ButchefI steers Medium TO Prime IS OOSs4 10
stockers ana Feeders fair to good 81 isSS2a hangers
81 2003so. oo.. ,,...
Receipts 900 heal: shipments $40 head Msress
easy Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections 50 700
l5 Packin,. Medium 10 Choice. - 1889 Az Liehs
xrafe. Fair o Best. 81 9OeSj Is. $780,.
Sheep-i;cceipts 6lpO head; shpncso 70e Marsss
dull Fair TO Fancy 1885 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
COTTON M.RKGrs-sY rELEGn>pH

LIVERPOOL. March lN.-4 D. p.-CottOn -Fstar's n.",o
s',Ady Up and, Low Mmiliag clause. March "c'.,.,,
qGid seller; March and Apri doivorr 1864 ,elIss
Aprl d-lvory 1HDia BUYERS Nav an -,
livery 2lOl bsyers June aud July iehvsrJ 80
July AMI August del very. 2i64l buyers AUG 'i"
s-ne nber delivery. 24-Oid. buyers SepembeI 49, 49,
b.r delivery 10 Odd september delivery "A of| o"y
or Low
UALvEsroV. M l9-Cott1n-Dull Miatlns' ~ hsI".
,,tduug gs 6oDi Ordinary. 50 net receipts %
srn,s bses eXp0r IL te Continent. i'v bAo o'"''
" ~ 7-2 bi-- sale. l03 Dallas stock 10 $50 D'ss "A.
NnrfOlK MIR 10 cotton Steady Nisiiing. y ~ w.
AMI gru<- recrpt- 6I3 exports coAstwss lZ5i oA'
,sle, 3sS bales; stock. % 200 bales. ,,,.u,,,
EEw .jliiEAS- MdrcI 10 Cotton - Qust mluui' -
o., Los M.dfliIg. 6l6 Good Ordhaiy - >, me
r.ce,r- 800 bales. grsa CLIO bales; crpoI$ " teY
Cnpiueut 600 baIei sales 1900 bales SOCK. 2oZ'oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
COURT CALENDARS-TO-DAY

srrnyN, Cousr-CuAMsERs = Befor. oBrt.n Nos.
i III 'p ioS g. S5 iS7 o III III iss 49, is III M
AZ i50 iel 7s ~ $50 lgs l9a 200 2ol 2o7 2oS q J.
2da 265 27i 273 275 20 275. 276 ?77 97s 2Ig. $50
si,rRrMR CouRI-GEYKE.L IEIh-Befors Van brdn r J.
bl sTTn I
surTrnE CorRr-sPFci.L TERN PART H.-Beoro Law
renee. J-Ca., on Ne CAV calendar n.,o.. ,.,,.,,a,
NO. soG2 1908 1886 S2S7. 1851 1853. 1888 1900
IrY 7 :o e.
2 9oss 81 10 1883 49, iss 37s Wv ' '' ''
f isss 1873 i55 2tS sd 81 49, iio5 55 1851 5s55 iGo
ii sGrhias !vBsior. RaETst
77St. iole 52s t2s; 1873 Ieie 2'25 26i4 1905 1905
NJ So art loSoa mi wllo Chr'topnsr D. Narsy. II n
Summon Couai~srEciAL TKgu-Befors o'Goraan. j.
NSr 80; ~ az rxsup.Rr I-B.for. s.arwioE
osrrgson oo15thf-fmaL TrRn-PAar II-Bs'ore Freed
couRr-TRlAL TRRn-PARr IGI-Bsfore Dugro.
SUPERIOR couRI-TRIAI TERn-rAET Iv-Re''rs Tr"Hr
COMMON PLEAs-srzciAL TFRN-Before Allen. J.No day
'cosrox PLx4.-Tm.L TERx.PAKI I,-Retors BOOK 800,
st s, Gse IN a. 5oS ~ 100 G64 "a 775
NS cI &c as as5a a5Ss sso 9d5 io a5; a
't CRY couRr- iai. rAHr II.Befor. McAdam,
~ ss s az S9 37 $ $..s & u.s. e: :5
s55S 345i "a So 3l56 |s5- 345g 346l 1865 Sf5t 800
c9ugT o ,5o6 a i ooS 80 h9' zso sss
$3.50 1906 5ia9 1853 $685. 3.Ol. s2O2 $685. 400 %VV
couSf o. GEsgnAL sns.rov,-rIar i-Recorder smvts
.Sd p.5T,s HitQPe}y "a e ~ - g. h = s. y s. q
couar OF GEyRnAL sHssioSs I'KI I;-N5ftnr'
T. ap@ Asst; ~ f. IL p T. i. IS '0"@
0c6Shg Or E..lQy:-r.gT III o Ns
i2'SI6,6.7s. 0. 10. IL. II. 10. IL. H. ~. H. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
THE rryrB1L or 0TLNtN COLLAMORE.

The funeral of Gilman collsmOrc took place yes'er
aay morning at the Granada No 100 West flfty-nnh-
st There was a large attendance and among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Gibbons, Mr. ana
Mrs H. A. wilkins, Mr. and MIS-. Henry ilschor' Jr'
Daniel Frohman, DR.. L. L. Seaman, Mr. FoDef'soh'
j. Parker, Joseph ogden, Mr. and MIS-. Henry IL
Hswley. Mr. and Mis-. benjamin Bleg, lDeouoro
UavIlsnd Dr. s. L. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs Lowell, M.
and Mrs. Rufus VI. BIundlge, Mr. Mawdesly, oscar -
Kepler Leon Gsenzer Joseph j. kttcl' jules lar
donville, Henry VI Strong and Thomas q. haWhes.
All the employees of Gilman COlam0fe %; WIZ
also present, and may of those OF DAVIS CoiIahoo
T. Co. - -, r,,,oo
Tbe service conducted by the Rev Dr Thomas
Calaudet Of ST. AIMS Protestant Episcopal Ch"ich.
There were many elaborate and beautiful floral designs
And the cofin surrounded by palms The burial
Nas AT Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

A short time ago the employees OF the hub-Ireasnry
presented to.Mr Canda engros-ed copy Of resolutions
adop,ed by them in praise Of his administration Ihoy
have received the following acknowledgement
No 2OS West Fourtecnth-st
william sherer. cashier; NJ; L. Muhlemsn DEPUTY A.
si-iant Treasurer. and other officers and employees OF
H.. Tinted state Subj rca -ury New-YOrk.
ScntIcmen: feelings Of sincere appreciation
receipt Of cordial letter ek
urrssiVe " your sentiments IN connection with my az
mini ration the SuDIrcasufy here. your N- iiHold
viii recall many pleasing Incidents Of two "i tnr ap'.t
wears Of my he 70 which shall always loon b'oh WIN
Measure il gratifying 70 me thus 10 re- ciNc le
assurance Of your individual good vI conveyed i uch
Inn,Iful telios Nor am ! unmndful that the success
attained in the administration Of the ONCE Is IsfP1 quo
10 your efficient and hearty cooperation ana nu.l.iia'
win scumeut, Of regard and esteem. yours liuly
WIN CHARLES J. CANDA