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The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

Micah W. Norton spent Wedn esday
forenoon making his will and attending
to other business matters that could not
legally be done after receiving a life
sentence In the State Prison. 1t is under.
stood that he has bequeathed larger pro.
portion of his property to his son Sumner
Norton, who has been here during the
trial and who has attended to his home
property during his Incarceration In
Norridgewock jail than to his other sons.
This sons wife, who is New Portland
lady, Is said to be favorite with the old
man
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09
Advertisers Convention

The convention of the correspondents
of the Pittsneld Advertiser at the Grand
Army Hall In Pittsfeld, last Saturday,
was grand success, Hon. Abel Davis
presided. About eighty partook Of a
bountiful dinner of baked beans, brown
bread, cakes and pies. All were well
pleased with the doings Of the convention
and the arrangements were made for the
coming wear.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

Friday and Saturday last the Elmwood
Park Association at Norridgewock held
the fall meeting. Friday was favora.
BILE day although somewhat, threatening
but Saturday was decidedly unfayorable.
The first thing Friday afternoon was a
display OF brood mares and the award 10
bushels of oats divided I, 8, 2, was made.
First premium was given to M o Whittier
OF Mercer, for his bay mare, ShoctIngston
The second was awarded to George .
Sawyer OF Norr.dgewocA, third to l..
Morrow OF Norridge aock.
The premiums for foals Of 80 Geo. A.
Sawyer of NOrfldgewock, FOR colt b 4,
Charles Gilman, first; The second and all
the third were awarded to Is. W HARM
ton of Nmithfield.
colt owned by Nj. o. Whittier,
Mercer, son of Also took the first pre-
MUM for colts OF 49, Bro dway cI,L
owned by Albion Perkins OF Starks the
second and Broadway colt owned by
Charles Gilman of Waterville the third
Two two-year-olds exhibited, uno own
ed by Augustus Gilman, Norridgewock
took bushels of oats and Maud X. own
ed by Clearance Rogers Of N0rrldgewock
took bushels.
Two three-year- olds were shown and
Sumner Totman's Dir. Franklin, Norridge-
wock, took first OATS and l. Merrow's
Godfrey Patchen, Norridgewock, took
second.
The following are the SUMMARIZES of the
races:
THRBB MINUTE CLASS.
II
David Ellis, Oakland, Gen.
Fearnaught 2 2 q
Dinah, S. L. Nay, Skowhegan 8 3
Glenmont c Written, Skowhegan 4 4
Claremont 8. Whitman, WaterYille 3 3
Time-245, 2.43, 2.44 "a, PAL.
SECOND RACES, year olds.
There were two that came forward to
trot In this race, Uno owned by S. A.
Gilman, Norridge wock, and Maud r.,
owned by Clearance Rogers, also of Nor
ridgewock. THIS was half mile race. q
Augustus Gilman, Norrdgewock,
Clarence Rogers, Norridgewock,
Maud r.. z 2
Time-2.00, LBS.
THIRD RACE, wagon race,
In this race there was only two horses
came forward. Emo owned by L. Mer-
row, Norridgewock and Maud c. owned
by Fred G. Tobey, Fairfield.
Emo 2 .
Maud c.. |
Time-2,5 sc, 1903 "a.
SECOND DAY.
237 Glass PURSE 500.
A. Libby, Hartland, May Terror 5 8 3
A. Z. Sawyer, Norridgewock, Snow
Ball p 2
Gerry Edwards, Waterville, Silver King l |
Isaac Herson, Oakland, Cloudman, 3 5
David Ellis, Oakland, Gen Fearnaught 8 4
Time-2.37, 2.37 l-2, 2.3S.
230 CLASS, PURSE 500.
Guy Edwards, Waterville, Miss Ledo, 2 2 2
H S. Witham, Waterville, Frank S. l |
Time-2 3S IL, 2.33
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

DR.. Orrn Fitzgerald of the Medical
home, Allston, Mass, will by special re-
quest, visit Skowhegan Oct, 25th, and
examine all who may call on him, free Of
charge, at Heselton House. If you are
suffering from any disease that has bafned
your physician, call on DR.. Fitzgerald,
who will locste your disease instantly.
His diagnosis of the human system Is
simply marvellous. He makes organic
disease q speciality, and will not say he
will cure unless he can warrant it. Dr.,
Fitzgerald has no equal.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

Having made quite an extensive add
ton to my buildings, have few desira-
BILE rooms to let with or without board.
Enquire of M. II. Spring, No. Is Leavitt
street. Wv
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

Iinsmore g. Bickford, ms. Agts. and
Music Dealers, have secured the agency
of the celebrated Chicago Cottage Organs.
They are said to have made the largest
number of organs last year of any Co. in
the world. Call and see them. 37tf
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09
Fire In MovrldgsWook.

The farm buildings Of John E. Hatch
were burned Monday morning early. The
are y said 70 have caught from . lantern
In the hands Of . boy who fell through .
scaaold smashing the lantern and setting
Ars TO the Aay. The DIRE spread very
rapidly and consumed ~ barn, shed and
house. The losa b given q eisoo. with
olooo,usurance on buildings and contents.
4 ~ Of farm buildings we're burnsd on
this sane farm only = few years 40.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

Daniel Bowman has bought the fine 8
year old stallion, Greece" by Dictator
Chief; dam, "Lizzette', by Gideon. This
colt stands lG hands, weighs 1925 lbs. Is
standard bred, blood bay with black
points. He drew first prize at the State
Fair at Lewiston In 1889, and trottsd a
quarter In 40 seconds as 1.-TWO year old
Mr.. Nelson offered Haley $500 for this
colt when II months old.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09
Business end Amusement Notices.

For catarrh inhale Browns Instant Re-
lief well diluted with water, repeating
often.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

In Skowhegan--Sept. AZ, by Rev. S. r. Smith
Nelson Curtis OF Bingham and Miss Belle Hume
well Of Solsn.
In Skowhe gan-Sept. ao, by Rev D. b. Holt. M
Warren r. Newton of Upton, Mass, and NJ
Antoinette Gethell Of Skowhegan.
Iu Skowhesan-Oet. 6, by Rev d. B: Holt. Mr..
]. Albert Moorcs ofVassalboro, and Misc Ellen +
Tobev of Athens.
In Lowell, Mass Sept. ~. BY Rev. W. A. Nor
nang, r. w. Wheeler. Of Lowclls, and Miss May
Mckenney Of )acknantown.
In West Athcns-Oct. s. at the residence OF the
bride's parents, by Rev. James Taylor, Mr. George
E. SpoAord and Miss Eta F. Walker both OF Ath'
ems.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

Patterson has lobster in glass jars, the
most wholesome manner of preserving it.
Try bottle.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

NoTIcE-All persons still indebted to
the estate of DR.. J. S. Cushsng are re-
quested to settle at once and save cost,
Geo. Gushing, Executor. If
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09
lob Printing

,oh Printing Establishment connected with
ine!J,,asET RKPoRrER Is prepared to do all class
sh sad as . xs sa
Jobs cd md large stock OF paper. envelopes, and
yef t,rders of dances, bills Of fare, programs,
@ il f printing! ga':' S
notiee. Iii receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09

The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
holds its semi annual session at Rockland
this week.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09
DIED.

In Dawson, Conn -Rept. ~, Caroline Gilman,
wife Of Reward Mcclellan. ESD. formerly Of skow.
hogan.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09
skoWhEcAN MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by CAIRNS b GOODRICH, Gro.
Gerry ana Provision Dealers, Tag Water Street.
Apples..... 80 to 90 Eggs, .-"..' 49,. 'icct
Apples, Dried. ...s to CO Hayr,. $500 to $1,000
Butter, Best..L7 to ioet Meal, Corn..'...''.' -.
Beans, Y. E........$7.7s Meal, Rye ......'..'.',
Beans, Pea. aa5 tic $1.3o Oats, As TO toct
Barley,........ -. :. Potatoes. ....7S to Sof
Beet, ..........s to on "a Round Hog. ......s'9 q
Iatf Poultry, to Iot
Chickens .....Io to Iset Wood, ...3. 90 to IS. 90
Corn. ..............,.
Corrected Weekly by POLAND PARSONS .
w, Washed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to goa
wool Unwashed ............. IS to aga
Wool Skins. ...... GOA toI.sS, or to I5d per 1t
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
MARRIED.

water Refreshing and inyisorating.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
MEErIYG OF VIEW JERSEY DEyTISTS.

Ashury Park \. J July ~ CopecialJ.-Ihc twcntlcth
annual meeting Of the New-Jcracy state Dental
society opened IN Ealpfs Coleman House, win ABOUT
Two hundred delegates present Dr. = {. G.. Watkins
Of Nontcair the president Of The society, delivered
the annual address Or. Joseph \. Osmun, Of Newark
read an essay entitled From Another standpoint
4 discussion followed led by Drs j. Ashley iaught' oi
Philadelphia and L. Mclean sanger Of East Orange
This afternoon there we're clinics by DIS. T. H. rama
more Of New York: f. c. barlow, OF jersey Clty
Charles ". +. HolbroolI Of Newark; j.. :. Niles oi
Io.tou: g. :. Gaylord Of NewIiaven; IL. > Abend
.cben Eernard NIcycr and r. : Walters, Of Baltimore
This evening DR. william II. Truman, Of Philadelphia
read an essay upOn Erosion which was discussed ny
Profess james Truman aud DR.. W. r. Llch' bo,n
- pbilqdclphia Or. George Evans. of New York,
read a paper upon scientific and practical dentistry
Dr. Jamco G.. Palmer, m New lrunN"lck ana worth
inoton Pincy. Of Newark were the leaders In the
discussion which followed.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Ralph Robert Lumley, the author OF Aunt JACK
"The Deputy Registrar" and other successful comedies
married week ago a daughter Of Mrs. John Wood OF
the Court Theatre, London
The management Of the Madison Square Garden
Amphitheatre INTENDED to discontinue the Sunday night
strauss concerts until August. but they were more
largely attended than was expected they Will DC con
timed without interruption during the summer
De Wolf Hopper has introduced new song In the
last act of "Castles in the Air" at the Broadway
Theatre and il is really one of the pretiest in the
nerformance 1t is not intended to be funny, and II
is not but il is sweet little ballad as simple a.
nursery rhyme. 1t tells of the little pigs mat went
10 market stayed home, had roast oeef OF Hdd nOIt
the words being by j. Cheever Goodwin and the muse
by O. A. Kerker The :" pssie' song as II Is Called
is already being whistled on the streets
Among The theatrical people who sailed for Europe
on the City of NewYork yesterday were Wilson Barrett
Miss Eastlake Marcus Mayer and Miss Florence ST.
John, Of the London Gaiety Company
Marcus Mayer has severed his business relations
with Henry E. Abbey and in future will devote his
attention to enterprises in which he is personally IN
terested
Ithas been reported that Mcssrs. Locke Davis have
leased Professor Hermann's Gaiety Theatre. and
have purchased controlling interest in all OF ttie
Professors enterprises. Mr. Locke said last hSht tdt
the report is untrue.
so much depends upon title that the Casino man
sgement puzzled to know what to call the prize a'ch
now occupying the attention Of American composers
and the subject OF much competition Inc contest
closes tomorrow and as the committee Tohdcr
their decision the lucky march will be christened
Numerous titles have been suggested but the mater
will finally DO decided by ballot. Marie Halton has
recovered from her attack Of hay fever and IS once
more appearing as Babette in "The Brazilian
Rehearsals Of Daniel Frohman's Prince and Pauper'
company with Elsie Leslie are being conducted DAILY
at the Lyceum Theatre. The company opens shortly
in Denver and after the Western tour will appear IN
all the large Eastern cities. This version Is The one
authorized and commended by Mark Twain. Mr.. Froh-
company VIII be largely the same as last season.
The new play with which Daniel Frohman will
inaugurate Mr. Sotherns third annual engagement AT
the Lyceum Theatre next month Will be called The
soure OF WoOdbarr0w7 The story is located In
Devonshire England Is said 70 be tcrse, intensely
dramatic vigorous and fnll Of humOr, and VIII give
Mr. Sotherp opportunities within his artistic scope.
There are fifteen characters New scenery Is now being
provided by W. II. Day. This Will be the first Of tie
two plays 10 be presented by Mr. sothern during his
coming New-York season.
The last performances Of The sea King" at Palme1s
Theatre are being witnessed by large audiences. The
house will close Saturday night to be reopened on
August with The Red IIussar.'
Miss Pauline Hall will be under the management
of Marcus Mayer and Benjamin Stern next season.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE BATTALION HAVING A REVIEW.
A MILD SENSATION AT THE STATE cAMP-PRo-
POSING TO BRING CANADIAN TEAM
TO CREEDMOOR.

State Camp Peekskil. y. Y, July 16 (SpeclaD.-
The Provisional Battalion composed Of five separate
connanies caused mild sensation and secured the
apnause Of every spectator the parade ground at
dress narade this evening by executing review move
oen+ of.r tbe narade had been dismissed Up 10 this
+roo Co,orsI Nichell of the 18th Regiment, has
,,od - 30 his own field officers to take the dress
,orota NOR has he invited Lieutenant Colonel smith,
49,, ,ords the Provisional Battalion, to take il.
rb ht,oron men have felt that their commander had
80, .,,,b+ad and as Colonel Michel did not seem In
,,a 80 march his regiment in review after dress
nado .dtrtant George II. Hall and Sergeant Maior
o,tandorb determined 10 have a review themselves.
wh.n the parade was dismissed by Colonel Michel
~, ho+.aron men stood fast until the field was
.,ur clear and then wheeled around in review.
It,,ana,. colonel smith stood on the field and as
.l o,rantes passed him the first sergeants salued.
tn, ,1,h Rceiment officers taken completely by
eYrrrisc The battalion men made fine ap-
noar,nce and were heartily applauded by the
o,ators This little affair caused considerable com
rnent among the state officers who were as much sur
risod az were the Nth Regiment men.
Can+a1n John c. Hood, of the 9TH Royal Scots Of
Montreal was in camp to-day to make arrangements
with Csptan John shepherd, OF the 23d Regiment,
sncratarV of the National Rife Association, 10 br,ng
Canadian team 10 CrecdmOOr next fall TO compete
the Hilton trophy dI a rci orsahs1 @ ,5S 5S ba
won number of prizes, but the Canadians nave NOT
sent a team 10 this country since 1876 Captain
Icod had never been at the state Camp before and he
expressed himself highly pleased with the arrange
The onlv effect Of the tabooing Of Dunphy's can
.oers seems 10 be that the Cn-mills Of AnnSve re
Ceiye a greater amount Of patronage than they woud
hev had if General Porter had not issued the order
which prevents the men from patIonzing Dunphy.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
rRAcJyG THE MEN WHO STOLE $40 oo0

Chicago July 16.-Ihe mystery Of the robbery OF
$40 600 in gold from the United states Express Com
ual,y last fall has been cleared up at last Alfonso
Wygant. Chicago agent Of the company, was cioseod
with states Attorney Longenecker for several hours
today and was taken before the Grand Jury to tell
the story OF the crime a. IL mas Deeh ieIe'c1 OUT
The money in gold bars ana disappeared ihys'eii
ous,y ,ybIo . load of the precious metal 10 the
anonn, NJ s1oo 600 was being taken from the depot
10 the conpanys safe Suspicion fell at first on Johh
Behert the teamster but there was no proof and the
officers Of the company gave out the impression tha'
he was not suspected, and he was retained IL their
employ. Detectives have been at work on the & case
traced the crime TO Behert. and that ne Is no" ci"y
under arrest or under such close epohase tiao ~ IL -
impossible for him 10 escape The utmost secrecy
has been observed in the proceedings, because " 10
stated that Bebert had several accompu1s'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
DESIRING 4 HIGHER DUTY on LINEN.
4 scoTcHMAN FROM IRELAND BACKED BY
AMERICAN CAPITAL READY TO EMPLOY
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.

There was ruddy faced and pleasant spoken Scotch
man at Earles Hotel who Is watching the Mckinley D
with eager interest lie is J. Carmichael Allan, OF Bel
fast Ireland and has this country in the hope
Of establishing large concern in an Eastern or North
western state for weaving linen fabrics Mr. Allan
said last night that he had had thirty years experience
in this industry in Ireland and scotland and would eS
tablish large industry here backed By American
capitalists II the United States senate raises the duty
on linen goods so 55 per cent. Tie duty Is no"
rs per cent and on the raw material Is per cent
which Mr. Allan does not think IS sufficient. lie says
that II the senate raises the duty 10 so per cent Nc can
find a capital OF 100000 and start business Win
1000 or 900 hands a couple Of systems, IN week
after the Senate moved
At present said Mr. Allan there are only 400 or ooO
looms in this country, whereas It requires -OOOo L"
supplv the demand. lie is confident that within fc"
wears after the duty linens IS raised there VIII he
an industry fourishing in this country when VIII en-
pIov 90 900 or 3OOO0 hands while there are now Only
1000 or a 900. Moreover the weaving ma'hIHci|
would be manufactured here which would foster '"h'
branch of machine industry. Later the spinning dP
nar,,us could be made here also. Indeed, the lhch
industry would prosper under those conditions a. SIN
had under straight protection OF 90 per cent tIu
which now supplied an army ol oouVy PcOlC l, ~ 'd
country with work Tie fax can be grown ~
bIeached in this country, for he ha> dole u HiHl,.
and there is enough now grown 10 supply 'ht O'IusN
states with three f0Urth> Of the linen WLcA u N''i>
Furthermore the secrctary oi the boflu 81 az % d.
Ninncapos has issued circular advising the farmer
NJ the Northwest to grow fax for fibre ana sea noun
MIR Allan said that he il engaged in purely American
enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
LROUyED WITH THE WOMAN he TRIED 10 SAVE

santa Anna, Cal, July 16.-Lieutcnant G. '. Donald
so1 Company c. 2ith United states Infantry Sta~
Toned AT Fort Grant. Ari., and Miss Louie SpurEeo'
daughter OF w. IL. Spurgeon, chairman o '' No"'S
Bnrd Of supervisors. were drowned >eH'cIuaS at
~e,r,r, ueach a pleasure resort nine miles from this
pla.e A number OF persons were bathing In The surf
Ni4 Spurgeon who expert swimmer went
bev,nd her depth. and was carried out by Tile cur
rent. r. F. IIall and daughter went to her assist,
ancc but th9y too, were caught by the current an'
carried out toward the sea. Lieutenant Dohai"Soh
nlunsed through the surf and succeeded N vSoHIe @
tiou ma his daughter. He then returned 70 MIS-
snmreeon's assistance, but Just as he reac e.
thtcy both disappeared. The bodies were u'cF""'u
avod
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
INTERESTING TALKS At SILVER LAKE.

silver Lake Assembly. y. y July IS ,-p"clal-
DAY bright NHh sunshine greeted the coffascr Of the
silver Lake Assembly ground. This morning. a. they
gathered at the large auditorium a. O'Clock to take
uart IN the opening devotional cNcrc-c, 1t II .. m.
the Rev. r. O.. Piper. 81 Bath, preached upon the
necessity Of having faith His remark, were listened
to with interest AZ p. NJ. the Rev. :. Mc'crad'
Editor of The Buffalo Christian Advocate made An
Interesting address and The Ecv. +. sanford Of the
Central New York Conference. spok" tl., evening.
At the Hall Of Philosophy IN" school Of Languages
was In session from q. M. until l. noon, and from
70 5 p. m. Instructions We're given IN the following
studies: New Testament Greek. beginners in Latin
German and Greek advanced Latin and German. pen
man,hp shorthand, typcwritng oratory and physical
culture
The following ministers arrived yc'to7i'v; =
McGcraId j. +. williams @. ". Harris. Iuft"' Il. l.
Robinson Pendlcton. \ =. rwartz. Fra hinyli-
r F. Parker Avon, 4. iurd}, IonandndA. J. h.
Uud.on ~pcncerport G.. Patterson, thIt j.. Can
rcld Pike. VI. E. Dean, Angelica, v. T. Wrslit
Akron: T.. =. Ir5lcu, Wcll,vlllc, 6. II. N"T'l,
Friendship r. VI. Buck. j. g. Ham. coli gfot" +
uurd. Lima. \. r. C1untryman. short I7i". y HihG
Nmth Whtc,vlllo: !. H. Hppdy, Kendall cree"
Penn. .. and j. T. Canfcld, Corning.
large SUNDAY school cNcur,En from salamanca q
arr we'd 40 the Assembly uouud- This morning. ''N"i
preparations are bcng made for G.. A. Il. da', Wclat
ddy.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
ARE THESE NEW-YORK CENTRAL BONDS,

The executors Of the estate of Mrs. Ethelnda Allen
a daughter Of Commodore Vanderbilt who died in
September. 1889, have had suit since last March in
the supreme Court, against Henry Allen and Charles
N. Stead to recover s250,OOo the value Of certain
securities which they held for her. The defendant
II charged. hypothecated the securities for loans to
themselves without authority. The defendant procured
an order compelling the executors 10 give bill Of
particulars Of the securities alleged 10 have been
Iypothecated. The plaintiffs have appealed from that
order Yesterday the executors asked Judge Andre
OF The Supreme Court 10 stay proceedings pending the
appeal. Decision reserved. The securities re-
nfred 10 railroad bonds.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE yEAGRE cRoP or DELAWARE PEACHES

Wilmington, Del, July 10 Special" The clayton
CALL publishes today a reliable estimate oi inc
number of trees in the peninsula orchards ana of the
ncoch crop for the present year Tie data were OBJ
mined from the superintendent in the mills OF the
Delaware Division of the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad and General superintendent
f. p stacy. Of the Baltimore and Delaware lay
Railroad. The number OF trees along fhe Delaware
division and branches Is estimated At 6l1o"o3' baltl
moro and Dclav arc Bay road 91O,7'o' baltimore anu
Eastern shore 10000; Ncw-Nork, Philadelphia ana
Norfolk 10000: along the watcrcoursc, and Other
points 5000 OCO. total 9.-l1 COS. II is c''lnlhpH
mat over 900 900 Of these trees are not yer N pear
ing Most OF The Young trees are IN the lower part
~ thc peninsula The estimate of the crop j. OlN
10 3-5 baskets over 900 II which are credited 20 me
Queen Anne and Kent R1llro1d. lhcrr mas not h',l
euch failure since ISL. when only hiivlve carloads
,rcr. shlupcd from tlc peninsula. The following year,
l--2. save the largest crop since 100 over "'Voo
carloads being shipped.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
OPENING OF A SEASIDE ASSEMBLY

Avon by the sea. y. J.. Jnly Is SpecaD.-rhe open
ing of the seventh annual session of the rcaSid" As
,embly took place this evening ON the Assembly
grounds where large and attentive audience listened
70 the addrc-,c,, IccatIons and music. Dr. l.
Turner the vice president. pre- dcd. The address Of
welcome made by the Rev. samuel ". Clark Of
Paterson Colonel Weston Flint. Of the United states
Bureau Of Education, spoke of tho original work Of
tbe Chautauqua Literary and scientific Circle. The
addresses were followed by organ solo by Theodore
G. Knauf Of New York. Frank II"rns helm pans /, OF
Sow Orleans Frank Frost. baritone, ot New OH 3
Mis-, Harriet g. Edmunds. accOmptn-t, 81 Baltimore,
and Miss Eleanor r. Morrison and Mis- Bessie hah0n'
rectcrs. also took part in the exercises The EcV.
George C. Maddox, Of Asbury Park, pronounced tue
bencdctiOn. The regular classes Of the Assembly
Icpiu work 10 morrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17


81 1-TTON-A, Greenwich, Conn. on wednesday morning
July l6 Fsnn" Bi->e daughter OF Juit \ and TIE ato
Phiander Button.
ReatiySs and friends are invited attend the funeral
services the residence Of her mother on Friday July
l.. a; 4 o'clock p. N. -.,
Carriages VIII be IN waiting for tram edNlig bala Neta
station at . OF
GERBERT-At Orange y. j.. July II. 1890. Anna NJ
wife Grbert, and daughter Of te ate Thomas
Caduus of Tlooni-ld y. J.. ~ her 6Sth year.
Funeral services VIII b@ held az her late residence, 80
Nain.st Orange. THURSDAY. july l.. at o'clock p m
Inttrment at cOnN cn!cncc oi tn ilnlIy.
LINCOLN-At WINNIPEG Manitoba, u pertoni;is, July
i. Rufus Tylor Lincoln, only son OF Dr. Fuius T. anu
Caroline T. Lincoln.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Boston papers please copy.
McNAMEE-At Cooperstown, y Y, July Is, 1890 John
Lawrence McNamer in the 18th year Of his age son of
The Ia VI Nance.
Funeral from his late residence Thursday, July L. s
Relatives and friends arr invited 70 attend te lthelI
services from late residence, l0i East olstst on
THURSDAY. July Il. at D. IN.
NORRIS-Entcred into rest Tuesday, July Is 1880
Kate Kerr Norris daughter Of Charles B. and MARY l.
Norris. ... 49,
Ter sev on THURSDAY. the l1th Instant AZ y. m.
Pc atyrs and ireLds respectfully invited O. attend
>NITII-At East orange. y. j.. July 10. Sde Barnes,
wife of George COndit Smith. aged - wears.
Funeral at her lte residence ~ AfAnstonsNe,
on Friday. 18th Inst, at O'Clock p m.
IntepeDt private
sPAFORD-In Brooklyn Tuesday July is. 1890, a. his
residence. 156 Haseyst, Rev lteny a Spaford, In his
Funeral services at ST. Georges Episcopal Church, Marc
ave corner OF Gatesave on THURSDAY the l'th nstr
"A D. N.