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The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
\ 90 IS BAD MISTAKE
Caused the Death or Injury of
 Ten Persons.
AN oFFIcIoUs OPERATOR
An Express Train Thrown from tho Main Track to . switch onto Two Other Tfains-A T.rribie Coli .istoa
 with Loss 0f Life.

SYRACUSE, N. r., November { An ace eident most horrible in details occurred on thc Delaware, Lackawanna and West eln Railroad at Rock Cut, a station about three mics south of thls city, through the undue officiousness of boy telegraph operator by the name of NJ. A. Clark. The accident occurred at about $40 o'clock this nf ernoon. and tie b.under of the operator resulted in the death Of four D rsons, the injury Of many others and tho dt struction of several thousand dollars, worth of the rolling stock Of the roai.
 The New York and Pacific day exrresa train from the south, which is duo iu Syra cuse at 5 .,s ?. m. passes Rock Cut at 5 40 o'clock It does not stop there, but passes the station at the usual rate of speed. which Is about forty miles an hour. Before tho express train was due at Rock Cut two coal trains from Syracuse had arrived at the station, and had been run i'd on switch on the north side of the main track. The engine on the first train that went in on the swi ch. stoo pretty we'll up toward ihe last end Of tha side track. Engineer Jamss Doyle, of Scranton. Pa, of the coal train. was in the cab cf his engine wait ing for the express to pass, when he would puil out. Michael Tierney. brake man, was also in the cab cleaning his lantern. Tho second coal train was be- hind Doyle's and about 70 feet from the caboosc ou the forward train.
 Clark the operator, was In his room In he station. a few rods east of the swItcn. He was on the lookout for thu express. The latter was on time. and as the head light of the engine came into view, IL flashed through CIarks m nd that the switch was ope n, and that if IL was not closed the ex- press would dash into the coal traiu No tnoner did the thought enter bis brain than he dashed out of the door, rushed to the switch and swung 1t over Then he realized. but too late, bis mistake. As the switch was turned the express swung on to the side track and the crash of the engiaes spolsa the result Like mon sters, they ground each other to pieces. rhe noise of the collision was lost in iai cries of the passengers within the coaches of the express rain Inc occupants of the eabs of both engines were caught In the wreck and ground 10 death. Thetr names were,
 James Doyle, Scranton, Pa. Myrtle rernaud his fireman Michael J. Burke Of Syracuse Jeremiah Lee. his fireman,
 The baggage and express car of tho pas. scnger tra turned over into the ditch on the north side Of the track. In the car wero W. II Tcppcuali, of Oswero. George D, rhy, of Cortland, and Josiah kimb iti Of 0swego Al w.re more CT lcss Injured, though not fatally Michael T.erncy was also badly hurt All the passengers wero badly shaken ur, though ouiy one was in. + red seriously. That ono was Mrs. Julia Corcoran. of Buffalo, whose spine was hurt md two of her ribs broken.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
WASHINGTON.

Nearly every one wh3 has a yots to cast left Washington for home.
 Secretary Noble has rep ted in very sharp terms to Gov. HNl's .ersus letter.
 Tho census is now complete, tholgh gen orally considered inacerrase
 Gen. Merritt commanding the Depart. ment of Missouri, has issued his annual report
 Wilbur F. Sanders is candid te for Ar oeiate Jus, ,iro of the .sarr ne Court.
 There IS official authority for ,tc s,ate. meut that aa extra sesslon of Con, rsss will be called 10 meet on November II or November Is
 bJfAlo cali was botu at the National Museum the other day. Tho fa,hes and mother of the calf were captured iu Nebraska, several years ago
 Secretary Eask as notified the Depart meat of ate that the n pirtmsnt of Agriculture will put in fone the pro. visiols of the act of Congress approved Aagast 80, isso, for the inspection ot saltei pork aud bacon and cattle for ex port. ou November le
 New reasous arc advanced for nu extra session of Congress.
 Free trade Is dcmanied by ali classes along tle Mexican border,
 Aiui Gen Ne son A Miies. com n ndin ' the Division of the paciac, has submitted Lis annual report
 The Director of the Min, tries to exp,asn the nscen; deeline In silver.
 ReRnbi can papers er,ticise Mir Clevc, land for not calling ou presideai Harrison.
 Gen. Ruger, commanding ih, Depart. mont of Arizona, has submitted hts annual report
 Cuban tobacco merchants aro anxious te have spin accer, Anerioaa reciprpcit- propositions
 Mr. hoaehwas Howe. wh om Cenrrcs. Fnan Butt rworth's daughter married on his death bod Wudn ,slag, lived only day after the ceremony
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
arNnRAL DOMESTIC.

The general elections Tuesday resulted in DS mcotalia gains in all the states. and a Democratic majority in tue ne1, House CT more ,han thirty.
 pot of gold, valne1 Ut 6, 900, was uu earthe Ii uear Argentine. kas.
 A Joliet, H., Josapa Nosas tried to boat out his brains on his ceil floor.
 The Grand Hotel at San Francisco was destroyed hy fro Los. s5ooNo
 Bud Mccay, leader of tho notorious Me, Coy sang, was killed bg tho Hatfield 1T wd.
 George Neise has been savca from prlsen in New York by ihe man who arrested him A bloody seadetta bstweea prominent families has broken out ,n S.. Clair County Alabama
 Atetrible railroad accident was eausel by a telegraph operators blaudsr ct Rouk Cut, \. Y.
 A travelling salesman. so years old. mot with a probably fatal accIdeat at Gaines. viilc. Tex
 dispatch from Seottd,le, Pa, says the threatened strike of ceal miners Will occae ~Duten Hogood, a negro, hss been ar. vested for the assault aaa murder of Flor,
 
 Judge Pratt of the S iprene Coart in br0olslyn decided that two receivers shall be appointed for the sugar trust.
 Near Goshen, Ini., William Thomas con mittrd suicide because he was rearlmaadea for bad behavior in church.
 baby was hurAed 10 death at Peoria, Iii.
 The Irish parliamentary party has ar. rived ia New York
 Cai t A. A Faer, well-known river man. died Ut Now orieans
 Tue reserve in New York banks is again In excess of requirements
 Sitt ny Ball, the old Indian warrior, Is losing hts inilgsnca among the Sioux.
 Rich str ks in m nes owned by St. Louis parties in Co orado ara repor.ei
 A dep orahle tragedy tn winch two stock men were killed renor,ei from Sl Paul An English syndicate is said 70 have paid $i.oot,oo1 for icon concerns at Yoaa1s town. 0.
 sensational murder and suicide oc. cured It Columbus, o., the result of un requilod love.
 senator Stanford bad a very narrow escape from death in a runaway bahiua u thoroughbred lesnl.
 The Illinois Supreme Court made some important raiings
 The Supreme Court of Arkansas reudcrcd adccision of rip 9riancc concern Ing ila sa. Q of native wires
 A bill prohibiting the exrorfation of tin, ber and lumber failed to pass shc Choctaw Legislature
 A mule n Indiana is 10 ba executed for committing murder upon man who got soo near lis hinu legs
 Chas Fisher. a brother es Adaiph FYshsr. one Of ths executed Anarchists, committed suicide in Pittsburr.
 J. 0 Burlington, the murderer of Sheriff Cranmer of ~-noaer County, escaped from tue Lconville iaii and is still at large. Carroll Eugene Miller is in talI st Rrant. ford. Ontario, for eigamy and swindirg Canadian farmass- He posed as Western cowboy.
 William MerrIck was literally sawed alnlcst in two at Corning. N. Y. lsat he saw was 90 bot t scared the euda of the afterits and he will get well A New York .estise doc dss that hotel great snust pay from the time he registers uatil he settles. whether hs es,s all the meals served during that time or not At Port Mor,is. N. Y. Airs. Kate Mo h tyre stspred ou rcttep plank in pier within fees of the canaiboat on which she ived. wses shrouxh snd wss dkpyRsd.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
EPlTOME OF ThE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Condsnsea Teiegraphic Reports sf the Currcut Events or the Past Nech In America and tho Countries
 of tho old World.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 Gladstone received nu ovation en route From Scotland to Hawaroen
 The Czarowitch will start from Athens on a journey around the world
 The French government is going to send n scientific expedition to Csatral Asia The Amer can steamer Pennsylvania arrived in Queenstown after perilous voyage,
 A numter of pictures Illustrating Rabe. lais' works were seized by the police auth 'ritles in London.
 British naval experts are good deal interested in protection against torpcdoes whieh has been submit,..,, 10 tho admiral,v. MT. Parnel vii. deny otShea's charges On the witu.ss stand
 ten. Wolsel,y Is strengthiny the British F-.ray in irelaad.
 Gen. Vcn Moltke w,ll devote 100. coo nna1ks of his birthday contributions to charity
 Some decided action ia becoming neces sary to settle tha Stanley Barttelot fuss. The German Centrisis have decided up on open warfare against the Socialist party.
 N'iRb9 RttttstS btiVR tUAtt HEaiHSt certain features of the German tarin re. vision.
 Chief Secretary Balfoar In an interview nas declared his be.ief in tho success of his Irish policy.
 Eve perseas have been murdered In Hungary by trigands.
 The Anglo Portuguese modus yivendi has been agreed upon
 Sir Charles Duhys praise of the Tory land pur, hase bill is without stint.
 ST Michael Hicks Beach thinks the Am, r'ean tsar.ff law will not hurt England. London newspapers commend Mir Glaa- stone's uttsranees regarding the Mekialey bill,
 An explanation Of the French tarifr bill has been made 10 tue committee Ill cnargc by NJ Roche
 United irol.-ei iscredits tho reports Of frierafc reception to Bslfour in tue West sri Ireland
 Mir Gladstone spoke at Dundee. and re ferred to tue American ,arlT.
 Mot Il fighters in County Clare. Ireland, have murdered two eomoa
 Turkeys quarrel with the Greek Church Is not likely to bc settlt d socn
 he Dutch Parliament has declared the King inexperienced for governing
 German manuiacturcrs have been nd. vised to re ,ent alleged consular espionage Two witnesses iu the Tiape,ary cases have heen imprisoned for refusing to aa- swor guesrous
 In Il dncl near Tours, France, Nj. Ailard was ki led
 R0aoFs of n massacre ef pioneers u Nashou aland are not believed.
 The troubles tn tae Canton of Ticluo, Switzerland, have broken out again.
 At Nishna Naiotdheix. Russia. a eoioay ou the lolsioi plan has been formed
 Vera Lassousteh, tue Nshllist, Is dyias. at Geneva.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
Tn. r..n.. cr.,.

NonroLx. Va. October sl,--Enoush of tho Virginia peanut ers p has been gathered 10 furnish the estimate s.olo,ooo bushels will oe dug this season ThIs estimate is so cnormoas that therc has been almcst . panic in the peanut market To day iu Norfolk. which is the largest peanut dis. trlbutor in the country. the nuts sod as low sA censs pound IL sisrumored that trust composed of the cleaning factories In the principal cities has been formed and has taken charge of the market
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
Te,rxr., h,o nr.y,,,,.

Judge Martin. in sensencing Ed Johnston to death at Llttle Rock. said be wou. d recommend executive elem, nsv.
 The hankota tMinn.) fuaring mills have been forced to discharge a number ol hanas
 John NJ. Blaln has sued the Memphis Avalan che fer s4o.coo for calling him a Isa. publican.
 Tom Woolfoik was hanged al Perry. Ga. for ii'e murder of his father ana eixht other members of tho family, August &. iSss.
 The Epworth League elected ou,ccrs ct Kansas City.
 New York importers held meeting to nght tue Mekinley bill.
 An Illinois hrsde has deserted her hus. baud for former lovsr
 Ferdinand Scatter. while insane, drowned himself Rt jriferson City.
 An innocent man has been released after spending sht moushs in tsfl as Dsllas.
 Two nsgrocs leai el from . pss seurer train near PAris. Tex. and ous Of shem was instantly killed.
 Americus wi'kinson was htllod tv | whissey-sellcr at Cut on, Ark., in whose placs De hsd gotten drunk asd bscens qsaxrelseme
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
rra.,,hix E.,niix xhat

LAFAYETTE. ISn., November 8 --Georct Bs nacst. Il painter. today shot and fatall, wounded John Wershon as the latter wa, walking along the street with freri, II, lhen attacked W. II. Sect, shooting an, killing him instantly. Tho reasen givet for the attack 0 WerhoY is that the late, had broken his paint brushes but 1t is said that Scott and he had soma d ssereemeu' over room that Bonnet, occupied. ane for which Scott was agent Bennett hae bscn drinking. He was arrested.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
M,..,.. ppr. Convention Ends.

iacgsoS. Miss, November i,~The clos ne hours of the constitutional convention o-day were marked by tao usual seeues, delegates clearing their desks of aceumu- s,ed printed rubbish. exchanging congrstn- ,ations and bidding each othtr codspe, An expression Of profound sat sfe ctoi irradlated the countenaaces of all Inc dele. rates. Even those who failed 10 carry lhelr ret measures caught tho prevailing infection and looksl happy Resolutions If thanks were dealt out with a generous hand The rep rt of the committee on ya- vision. covering G prin,el pages, was re. ,civc from ths public printet at il 80 a. u, and the convention immediately pro. seeded to consider 1t. Five hours were consumed in llstening to is reading and in making slight verbal alterations, and at D. m the work was finished.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
w-...rn a... ,.u A..oc,.,,oa.

ONAnA. Neb. November | --Tae annual meeting of tue Western Base Ball Associa- iion was held bore to night At tho drsc- tors meeting In the afternoon all disputes tad been settled and the evening meet ng was a love feast Krauthon of kansas City was elected president, and Secretary Wa kns Of the new St Paul club was ad- mitted as delegate. tho association declin' ing 10 decide the ownership of the fran. ehise. The now directorate consists of Gun Ina St P. ul, Minneapolis aud Lincoln aud ,hs schedue committees is Omaha. Milwaukee and Kansas City The cir Ut wilt bc Denver. Kansas City. Lincoln. omaha. Sioux City, St. Paul. Minnespolla and Milwaukee
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
as,.r a Cotton NJ II.

Conrrs CnRrsr,, Tex, Nov. 9.-The Board of Trade he'd largely attended meeting last night to secure .arge cotton mill of i5.oo) spinilcs emn' owing aoohauds. Tie meeting rt.uit in iu nedIate cor, e roudencc with New England cotton m u ov ners II. B Chsmbcrlin of Denver was present and expressed the belief that the ,olt,n mill can be secured herc, owing 10 |, ncarness 10 deep water, waich hs says is certainly al Rapid Pass.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
s~..s. t,sr i.l.s....

KaSsas Csrr, Mo, November a--Ffrs caught in tho basement of No. IS Osh street. bosr iieg house, early ,his morn ing. and made such progrsss before dis covered that is cut on al ext by the door ways and stairA. A. H Woodruff jumped from the sacca story and ~A. badly la iured. Flc may die, Samuel Martin aise .umpei rom sscond story window anl breks both AnklsA Gsorxs Ssoyer slid aowa rolss frou the thirl stcYy and dis loeAtsd a ankle Tas other hoarsisss wsre rsscued from tho windows Ay tho orsmsn. All tho occupants ol tho heuao loss thoIs eGectA Ths total ieoa ' nboak ota3o
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
n.r.n.u c.ve. u m.p..

woonsrocK- Ont, November I. -Tt is rs. ported sc day that RirvhaIl has given up all hope of commusation of his sentcpce. That does not prevent him. however, from appearing to enjoy life very well. u is also rporssd that the Grown coutsmpiates un investigation e tc the mannsr in which Birchasi got ''thc Co onei" letter smuseied cut of iaiL Mrs Birvhsii rscesvsd . day cr two Agc m alisssd confessIoa. this tiue ftorl lady in tho United Statss whe sas1 shs he'd shot 1euwsll. To judge Iron the styis of the ietssr is wss evidently eeat v . iurAtaA h was ssaStne. bswsvee.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
Ward Kaow. Nothing.

LONDON. October Sa.--Herbert Ward who was a member of the Stanley expod. ton, says he knows nothing about tn, alleged facts upon which Stanley base h s irsinuatlons He lived with Bar,tclo, many months and is unaware of any thing that would deiract from his character a. an oflicer aud as gentleman.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
Dn,,, Arr I,.aa.

CHATTANOOGA. TESx,, November a-Al Kingston to day John NJ Webster, Jr., the Town Marshal. was shot by James Ed wards, whom tie MArshal was trying ts arrest, and webs,er in turn shot Edwards Both men are d ad
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
c.nsan 10 R.aas~ i...,.s.

BosroS. Mass, November 2, The Her ald's ottaw dispatch says il ia ofsciall, announced that the Dominion Government
 has decided to reduce the rates of postas,
 to Fc instead of . ac rate throax kou Canada and t0 the Cnitei States.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
A Dry Go d. F,iurs.

Cuicaoo. Ill.,, November 3--The whole sale dry goods house Of Le Barou. Hot < Co, at i'o Adams street, failed ths morn ing. Tho nrm made . voluntary asssgn ment iD tho court The asscts arc place al t2s5. 0co, liabiates, s,o. 0o.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
Nst1sa, Ga. ssr ch,

NEVADA, Mo, November a---A fine flow of gss WAS struck iu the prospect hole her last night as depth of U4s A new canl, has been ordered, ard the hole will be pu down to greater depth.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
snawfatis.

W.rEprowS. N. Y. October si.--Ahcut four and s half inches of snow fell in this section last night but IL is rapidly disap bearing.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
NEW YORI

Wheai--No. rcd. iostal fls Corn- No. 2, Ast9s4. Oats--Mlxed Western, t3Ssg4t tat,le--3. sa0a5.ta, Hogs--A lassgs.4o
 CHICAGO. Wheat t-No. rod. inlalni. Corn-So. ?, iaiseSspsi. oats-- x; t1Sgs. Cattla 3 aa0eiss Haxs A-a st1snI
 KANSAS CITY Whcat--No. ; red, sa,aas Corn No 3 3NaSis, Oats--No. ?, 23tsa1aS Cattle. AaU,9Iat liogs--s 4a7s AA
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THE MARKETS.
frices Tor tis~ stock sud rreaa oe tn ihs
 fsinetpai Marss
ST. LOUIS

Wheas--No 2 red fs'gase. Corn--No. 2 4ek uyssts. Oats--No y. astaSsaa, Rye- No. ', s,8aea. Bntier~-Crcancey Hxt; BuiterChoice Dairy. i2tfts Eggs, 5 g9lc Chickens per fa, ~sess Gnions-~per ba., sasssS potatoes-~ hu.. 9 GfA Cattle Choice Stcers, { igsalsS Hegs-3tS1sl,o l,oA Sheep Natives. 515l 4Ul
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thc Ncw-York Exchange for Womcn's Work Will be
given at the Lcnox Lyccum on Monday night. There
VIII also be a reception 10 Thomas \. Edison.
John Fitzpatrick rented at the Aron Hotel
No . go Third-avc on Wednesday evening. lie had
been drinking. and when he went 10 bed he blew ont
the light lie was found In bed dead Yesterday.
The body Of Robert \. Weber. age seventeen. an
apprentice on the schoolshlp Minnesota. Wing at We,
Twenty .sevenih-st.. found in the river at West
Twenty ninth.st. yesterday. Weber became mem
Der of the crew about two weeks On Monday
night he stole away from the ship. and it is believed
that lie slipped overheard during the snowstorm on
that night while trying 10 get on the ship without
being discovered.
Ocean Lodge Of the Marine Engineers Society. an
organization for the general improvement and the pro
lection of the Interests Of It's members, met at No. ,D
Howcrv on Wednesday night and listened 10 lecture
on steam boilers. engines and condenscrs by T.. +.
Roberts. formerly Of the Engineer Corps Of the Navy
Colonel g. f. Gouraud. Of London. who was
officer in the Union Army during the Rebellion. gave
a dinner 70 a number OF his old army comrades and
other friends at the Hoffman House Last night. \
number Of well known were among the invited
guests. colonel Gourud mustered into LAFAYETTE
Post. G.. A. r.. by d-pen,a'ion of colonel Floyd
Clar!sson. the department COMMANDER
The examination OF T.. II. Homer. the banker, q
40. -- Nal.t.. who D. charged with selling bonds ~
almost no value the Rev \. b. >chwemniser pastor
of the Church Of thc Assumption IN West Forty
nintst. for 900 by fai,e representations. was con
timed in the Jefferson Mariet Police Court yc'ter-
day. Tie prosecution offered two news papers In
evidence In which the cancellation Of some Of tho
bonds was advertised and tired to show that Homer
knew this before he sold the securities.
largely attended meeting Of the business Mems
Republican Association Of the Win Assembly, District
was held lat evening In Ncw-Windsor Hail. 80. Az
Grand-,t. Thomas scanncll presided. and Charles ID.
Sweeney made an eloquent and effective speech llc
wa, followed by Mahlon Chance, and both their
speeches were warmly received.
In consequence Of the sudden illness Of General
Fremont and the absence 81 cxCongrcssman Durcigh.
the MONDAY meeting of the Downtown Cub Of tho
Rcpnblican Business Mcns Association Yesterday had
to be postponed.
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GRADUATES ~ OPHTHALNOLOGY

CEREMONIES At TIE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
SOME ~ THOSE PRESENT.
The Ncw-Yorl5 Ophthalmc Hospital and College held
its thirty eighth annual commencement and reception
at the college building. Twenty third st. and Third ave,
last evening. The graduates were George Andrew
shepard, Bristol. Conn. Frank Lindey lIoag, Cort-
land y. y. Frank J. Ncwbcrry, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Hugh Frank Fisher. Austin Tex; j. Frank McGnirc.
AIpcna Mich; Eugene Il. Witic, Trenton. y. j.. and
Charles Henry strong, DEBORAH, Iowa for certificate
in laryngOogy, II. Norhingon Paige. New York. and
Warren T.. Reynolds. New York.
The exercises opened with prayer by the Rev. Or.
Francis 4. Marling The opening address made
by Thomas &. smith, president Of the college. Pro
fcs.or Henry G.. lloughtOn president Of the faculty
made an address behalf OF that body. Dr. George
I. Norton, dean Of the faculty, then presented the
candidate, for the degree. The diplomas awarded
by the president. The Rev. DR.. Paxton made an eA-
ccllent address and the exercises closed by the
benedlcon given 10y the Rev. Or. Marlng. After the
exercise, there a reception
Among Others present were Elias {. Benedict. George
W. Clarke. Thomas &. smith. Cornelius o'Rellly
&. II. L. smith. william c. Martin, &. C. corson Dr.
T. +. Allen, Jared :. BabcOck william f.
Rounds. +. II. Boynton, Charles Deadly. y. l.. Mac
Bride Charles c. Boyle and 4. Is. Norton, Doctors
Floyd W. sheldon. Charles II. Herich and A. II. Hart
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ballotbox frauds investigation by Senate Committee,
Jersey City, 10 a. II.
New-York Methodist Episcopal Conference. Calvary
Church One-hundcdand.twent .nnth.st. and seventh
ave. a. IN.
New-York East Methodist Episcopal Conference. Sum
nerficld Church. Brooklyn. 9 a N.
Moody at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. 10 30
a. m. Holy Trinity. =. III.
Civil Service Examination. Cooper Union. 10 a. m.
XX1st Assembly District Republican Association Com
nittce. No. East Tifty-nntl--t.. j. m.
American Chemical society, University building. o. m
Emo reference before Referee Rollins.
Charle, j. Nchrias memorial meeting. Central Turn
Verein Hall. =. m
Lecture by theodore I. Clark. No. 10 Hcrato-st..
n.
Mcroscopical Society. NO. "a Madl-on-ave.. p. IT.
Funeral W. CocnGcr. St Patrick's Cathedral.
p. IN.
Harlem REGATTA Association Grand Union Hotel. p
Plymouth Church prsycr-mccting. Brooklyn. 40 p H.