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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14
II Is Easy to Do Good.

Are you ambitious TO do good? Do not
wait for great opportunities. They never
come to the one who neglects to grasp the
little chances \ banana peeling removed
from the sidewalk, basket carried for a
weary woman, nod and smile to q lonely
child at the window pane, note written
20 one who seldom receives letter-these
are worth doing, and are -FOUR education
toward the improvement of possible great
opportunities Shore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14
4 DEADLY Insult.

Dudeson-Ah, say, waihtah, what is
this dish hyahs
Waiter-That, sir' Nacaroni su chap
pie, sir.
Dudeson-Macswoni au chappie' All
ah-what's that, pwayi
Waiter Nacsroni and calves brains, sir.
Puck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14

fance of the Democratic state
committee. appointing next Satur-
dav for the Democratic primaries to
elect delegates TO the Democratic state con-
ventiop, and fixing Hamilton county''s
quota of delegates at eighty-two. This
takes the matter out of the hands Of the
state central committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14
Suites and Sets.

Mrs. Slimpurse-What is the price OF
this suite of furniture?
Dignifed C!erk-This is not suite,
madam It is one of our SIS sets. The
suites are on another Aoor-slOo apiece
New York Weekly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14
Hamilton County. Ohio. Democrats.

CrScINNATI. ONO, June 13.-The Demo
cratic >lccutivc committee OF Hamilton
county. al called meeting this even
ing INDUCED in debale. il which
Governor Campbell WAS scored Sc
vornly by al the speakers EXCEPT
one. and resolutions 10 appoint committee
OF zen = express the sense of the commit
tee on Goyoiuo- Campbell was ratified, but
was laid over until the next meeting. The
action Of the committee was in de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14
Summoned to Appear.

PARIS, June 13.-The magistrate who has
been entrusted with the Panama canal in
curry las summoned NJ. DeLesseps and his
son 10 appear before him on Monday next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14

WASHINGTON, June "A, 4. m.-For
Eastern Texas-Light showers, stationary
temperature, southeriy winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14
An Airy American Woman.

An American debutante disturbed the
equauimity of the royal circle. at the late
drawing-room, by calmly selling the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Many subscribers ignore the stipulation that the above offer dates
from January only does apply subscriptions received
prior to that date THE GAZETTE could not anedste its eer
prior the 11h Of 1921 and apply this offer all
would cost THE GAZETTE than could afford
Texas.
The morning call., 1891-10-19
PRINCE RUDOLPH.
The Latest Version of the Meyerling
TrnredY.

The Latest Version of the Meyeriing
Tragedy.
The recent romantic story Of the Meyer
ling tragedy, which was extensively pub
lished both in this country and in Europe.
is now blown to atoms by the last literary
torpedo Of the Paris Matin. According to
that lively journal the affair had plenty of
witnesses.
The unfortunate Prince Imperial of Aus
tria had not only the blood of the Haps-
bur gs in his veins, but also that of the
Wittebachs of Bavaria. When the Emperor
Francis Joseph married Elizabeth. the
daughter of Macmillan Joseph of Bavaria,
the Vienna society was delighted; but old
Chancellor Metternich shook his head,
with the remark that "the blood of the
w ittelsbachs is like champagne; it sparkies
and rises 10 the head" In plain English,
he meant that there was insanity in the
family.
The Archduke Rudolph was born during
the saddest period of the empire of the
Hapsburgs-the period that was marked by
Magenta, SOlferino and Sadowa. The first
evidence OF his insanity was his attempt to
murder Mgr. SueZ y ForeS, the present
Archbishop of Seville. That affair was
hushed up. The assertion in several jour
nails that the liaison between the AIchduke
and the young Baroness Yetsara occurred
declared TO be without foundation. 1t was
an old affair, well known at Vienna, where
the court circles are extremely rigid, but
where the demi-circleS, as they were called,
were kept up openly. The young Baroness
had no need OF making a secret of her move
ments, aud still less to have recourse to that
final flight that has been so much talked Of
The trouble arose with the determination of
the Archduchess to go home to her people.
This resolution mortified the Prince I'M
peria Y and he attempted to parry the blow
by asking the Baroness Vetsara to 60 away
too. The Baroness consented, and the final
rendezvous was fixed for Meyerling, to
which several friends were invited by the
young woman, who wished in this way to
soften as much as possible the Princes grief
over her departure. Among the guests was
member of the Vetsara family.
The little banquet commenced pleasantly.
Under the influence of the wine the guests
began TO talk of love, and all became more
or less eloquent, without noticing that the
face Of the Prince became gloomy. At last
he sprang to his feet and exclaimed: Love
should be eternal. Ii 1t finds obstacles in
its way it smashes them down." SO saying
he drew his revolver and shot Marie Vetsara,
who rose and fell dead across the table.
The guests, Mortified at first, became en-
ragged beyond measure. They set upon the
Prince and beat him with bottles, CANDLE
sticks, chairs-everythin they could lay
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their hands on-until they finished him.
They then fled. leaving the two bodies
where they were found. The rest of the
story is known, except the fact that there
was no possibility of prosecuting the muir
derers without bringing scandal and dis
honor upon the first families of the empire.
OF course the body Of the Prince was ex-
posed before the funeral, but in such way
as to conceal the head completely. 1t was
frightfully disfgured, and the Empressher-
self was not allowed to look at it.
THAT is the truth of the whole story"
says the Matin. land it will prevail against
all contradiction
The morning call., 1891-10-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.

l.OE00 FOR SALE, EASY TERMS, 2 OF
tDLOUU. the best built cottages In the city; all
modern improvements, hardwood mantels, gas, etc;
lot 25xl00: situated Vermont ST., bet. Sierra
cars (HOward-st. system) and get off at Sierra St,
bet. 2lst and 22d cottages just blocks from cars
27l9 Bryant ave, bet 25th and 26th. olS It's
q O60O TERMS TO SUIT BUYER; NEARLY
tDOOOO. completed; elegant, arts tic Jackson
street residences, near Baker of 8 and 10 rooms;
substantially built and flashed. which VIII be
guaranteed ntaining receptionhal saloon parlors,
large dlntng-rOOms handsome manteIs in Spanish
cedar cherry and antique oak porcelain bath tubs,
French plate In front and front doors and entrance
I'm solid oak: walls lined and heaters throughout;
electric bells and gas attachment; speaking tubes
and every known possible convenience requited In
a nrst-class residence. Apply on premises ocll II
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HORSES.

GEO FINEY YOUNG HORSE, BUGGY OR LIGHT
tDOO. delivery. Market. 576 Howard. oclS 3tf
GE0 HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS IN
tpOU. good order. 95l Dolores st. ocls 3t+
. HORSE FOR SALE, CHEAP; WEIGHT 1900
II ms; Az years Old. Apply FRED SIEMER'S
shipways. South san Francisco. OCl4 II
WAGONS AsD CARR Ages.
TOR SALE g CARRIAGE FACTORY. STOCK
aud good Will Address Carriage. Box 81. CALL
Branch ONCE. OslB 3t#
OK DUMPCART. HARNESS AND HORSE
II y. Courtyard, 1928 Bush st. oclS7t
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PAINTERS.

L A. JENNINGS CO., GENERAL CON
II tractors, painting. paper hanging. whitening.
pastering, carpenter WORK, etc, S62 Mission St,
doors east of Fifth, S. i. se27 3m
CIGNS. PAINTING. WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging. tinting and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers In paints, oils. glass. brushes var
nishes McRAE a. DUANE. 2O5. 2O7 Fourth. "a 6m
The morning call., 1891-10-19

ONE OF TUE BGST COUNTRY HOTELS N THE
~ State; 20 rooms, all furnished complete; this
IS a bargain. For further particulars apply the
Commercial AErsr Department, CARNALL-HOP-
r a Co. 62+ Market =.
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"a ASTED-AN INTEREST II A GOOD CAR
" rage manufacturing business by practical
man with Smati cipital. Address p, Box 81, CALL
Lraurh Nflee ocl1
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ADyER Using.


IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
Il anywhere at any time write to GEO. z. HOWELL
CO.. 10 Spruce ST., New York. aul9 ly
L'YERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
u the subject of advertising will do well to obi ain
copy OF Book for Advertisers" 1888 pages, price
81; mailed postage paid. receipt of price,
tains careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class Journals: gives the circulation rating OF every
and good deal or Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining to the business OF adver
Using. Address ROWELL ADVERTISING BU-
REAU. 10 Spruce St. New York aul9 ly
THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast
orders by postacard otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery s.
The morning call., 1891-10-19
CONTRA croRs AND Bull uERs.

LAWRENCE CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
u 6l9 Saerame nto st. cabinet WORK and fitting up
Offices promptly attended; telephone 9O0 ml61
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

BEAUTIFUL. .........,..............,..CHE CHEAP
HIGH STREET STATION.
Il OTIS 5Oxl15; READY FOR BUILDING: ALL
IL treet improvements done and cement side
walked; 10 cash; balance In instalments: title per-
feet
VIII be on the market only for a short time.
BARGAINS.
$3.50 cash: S25 per month for a fne house OF 8
rooms on improved street.
$500 cash 1875 per month for n beautiful e-room
$3.50 cash; s55 per month for an elegant Groom
house (new).
Also several fine lots at extraordinarily low prices
Houses built to order and finished in 30 days
prompt: plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses Tor rent. Open Sundays
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County
OGce-Alameta, Bay-st. Station and Hgh-st. Sta
ton: San Francisco. 62S Market St.. opposite Palace
Hotel. ocl1 cod II
ZINE HOUSE OF ROOMS; FINE LOCATION:
L price $500; $3.50 down. balance $40 per month:
interest per cent included in the monthly pay
ment
Splendid cottage Of 8 rooms; lot 5Oxl50: San
Jose ave-; $500 down. $50 per month, which in
terest at per cent,
this is a snap. THOMAS ID. POOLE, 2405 Encinal
ave-, in Park Hotel, Alameda. ocIS It
Judd, BANLEY Il CO., 1851 PARK ST, WILL
- build. sell or rent you any kind OF house any
where In Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 81
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
goo FURNISH. COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS, BATH
.DCO. JUDD, HANLEY q CO, 1851 Park ST.,
Alameda, or L. H. FRANK, $50 Clay. $. +. oc1s 3tF
no LET-PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, OF s
$50 Ssr aaa BATH ehse a Of
media. oci4 Il
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DASTURAGE FOR HORSES, WITH WINTER
accom- datIons: good aud rates reason
pie. 4l0 Montgomery ST., Room l. oc6 tt
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O. S0 TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITVALE,
u i OU Oakland; $40 to $25 cash and SIS per
month: beautiful lots, adjoining the doubie-deck
car~iine OF Sessions new electric road; will give
free pass for years TO any who will build.
Apply at once, f. w. WOODWARD & CO., 902
Broadway, Oakland ocl4 It
The morning call., 1891-10-19

('ABPE1S-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, e5c A YARD;
y instaliment price elsewhere 81 I'd NJ FRIED
Man q CO.. z2S-23O stockton, and 237 Post 1t II
BRUSSELS CARPETS. 6oc LAID; WINDOW
u clotls 25c. :. W. SHREK. 1924 StocktOn m2tf
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COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING sECoN D-HAHD
- furniture carpets reduced Prices: satisfac-
The morning call., 1891-10-19

l.IIbO BAR AND LODGING HOUSE; IA
= 1IUU. rooms; making money; choice loca-
tiou. l. ID. BARNARD. pa Kearny vt. 1t
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DRANCH BAKERY. GROCERY AND FRUIT
ID store for sale at { bargain. Apply CALL branch
once, ll6 Ninth ST. Ocl6 81"
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CARPET CLEAEING.

CTAR CARPET BEATING AND RFNOVATING
guaranteed at lowest prices. l26 OrFarreiI oe2 m
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A LIZA SILVER MINING COMPANY -LOCA-
n ticn OF principal place of business, san Fran
CISCO, California; location OF works, Gold Hill,
Colo Hin Mining District, Storey County Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that at a mesting OF the
Board OF Directors held on Tuesday. the 9Th day
OF October 1891, assessment no 400 OF thirty
cents 600 per share was Levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coiu, TO the Secretary. at the
once of tho company. Room 80, Nevada Block, 500
Montgomery street, san Francisco, California.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT CONSOLIDATED
IN New Y ork Mining Company, location Of princi-
pal place OF business. san Francisco California;;
location OF works, Gold Hill, Storey County Me-
Yada.
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting OF ths
Board OF Directors. held on the 29th day Of Septem-
Der, 1891, assessments (So 81 Of fifteen (1S)
cents per share lowed upon The capital stock Of
the corporation. payable Immediately IN United
States gold to the Secretary at the ONCE OF the
company. Room 70. Nevada Block, 300 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid on the second day OF Novemb Der. 1891,
Will be dsinl uent and advertised for sale 81 public
auction and unless payment Il made BEFORE viii be
sold on TUESDAY the gath day of November
1891, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs Of advertising aud expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHAS. r. ELLIOT Secretary
Omce-Room 10, Nevada Block. 300 MONTGOMERY
straet San Francisco California Sf2o "a
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FUKNITURE FoR SALE.

A WEEKS NEWS FOR CESTS-THE WEEKLY
- CALL. In NTapper. readY for mailing
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OPHIR SILVER MINING COMPANY - LoCA-
" ton OF principal place OF business San Fran
cisco, cal; location Of works. Virginia Mining Dis
trict. Storey County, State OF Nevada. Notice is
hereby given that at meeting Of tho Board OF Dl-
rectors. held the I'd day OF October. 1891 an
assessment go. 50 OF fifty cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora ton
payable Immediately IN Unitel States gold DIN TO
the Secretary. at the ONCE of the company, X DOM
!, Nevada Block No. 309 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. Cal
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CARPETS.

n NV CHAMBER SETS or 7 PIECES, Sl5 CASH
~ OF lnstsllmeut WILEY BROS 3Sl Mission. u
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GSnO MANUFACTURING BUSINESS: OF
,NCNO. fered al one-third its real value l. D.
BARNARD 924 Kearny St lie
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G05n LARGE CORN kR-2 LOTS 64xlO0, AT
,~-OU, LakeYlew; also level lot Tor Sl25;
worth double.
S255O-Reduced. making 1t the cheapest lot on
DevisaderO ST.: 25Il25: nae eighborhOud; teautl-
ful view make offer. KOTHERMEL y CO., lS
Montgomery st. ocIS st
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Go OO0 ? STORES, . ROOMS EACH AND
II y. OOO, basement: l house with rooms
and basement; 50X95; account OF sickness 727
10TH ST. ocl5 II
DOR SALE-PRICE $3.50: $500 CASH. BAL
i ance small monthly instruments; large Groom
cottages sunny side 25th ST. block Of
Castro, with stone sidewalk, brick buikhead, nanked
basement, unfinished attic, large lot well butt up
neigh borhood and all street complete. r.
MEL son. builder. 1920 18th ST. Caslro.se29 II
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FUENITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE You WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
see II. SCHELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh ST. de6 If cod
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DAClFIC AUXILIARY FIRE ALARM COM
L psuy; location OF principal plsce Of business
San Francisco, California. Notice is hereby given
that st meeting OF the Board OF Directors. he
the 9TH day Of october, 1891, assessment no ~
OF ntty cents (5Oc) per share was levied upon tho
capital stock OF the corporation, payable inmedI-
ately in United States gold coin TO the Secretary
at the ONCE OF the company, front room, second
toor. 323 Pine street, san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
The morning call., 1891-10-19

~ '.1.I'.
elk bedroom SET or 7 PIECES AT NEW
- IL. MAN BROS, III Sixth ST. iy29 I'm
LOLDING- BEDS. SD 80: BED-LOUNGEs. SIS:
Uaror sets, $50 20 l5O mirrors pictures stoves.
any thing relative 70 a home: call aud get
prices aud terms; open evenings J. NOONAN. 1Ol7
ana 023 Mission 81, above Sixth. se3 In
4 GOOD CHASCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
- complete with furniture carpets. stoves cur
tsns, blankets. pictures and mirrors cash pricos
easy instalments; small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN d CO.'S. largest iHstallment house tie
Coast, 22S-23O STOCKTON, 237 Post ST.: open
ings prompt attention paid to country orders ls &
A SPECIAL NOTICE-I HAVE REMOVED TO
y large new stores 1926 Fourth 81. prices reduced
10 bed rock all round; parior suits, S25 to SO;
ranges, Sc Up; 500 secondhand carpets; chamber
SETS SD 10 ST5 cash instaliments goods shipped
free. i. -. BISON, 126 Fourth ST. apl II
n NV CHAMBER SETS or PIECES SIS CASH,
~ lIaraI Llnn..f- WILL EY BIOS al MIssinn. Il
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on wednesday. the llth day OF Novem-
ber 1891. VIII be deliuq aud advertised sale
at pubic auction; and unless payment Is made be-
fore will be sold on TUESDAY. the LIST day OF Decenl-
Der. 1891, TO nay the del .nqueHt assessment. to-
geuher with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order OF the Board OF Trustees
r. L. PARKER, Secretary.
Ofrce-RoOm 8, Nevada Block 300 MONTGOMERY
st SaE Francisco. Cal. OCT I'd
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GOOC GROCERY AND BAR: NEAR CITY
Kearny st IT.
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RusTNEss CHANoES.

o SELL OF YOUR BUSINESS GO TO L. D.
BARNARD 224 Kearuy; established 1859. 2t*
.j0E0 FINE SALOON on MARKET ST. I.
The morning call., 1891-10-19

- Company; rehtting and laying: hrst-ciass work
guaranteed at lowest prices. l26 O'Farreu. oe2 m
BUDAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
- carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES Perfect
Carpet-cleauinz and RenOvatiuy Works % and u
Eighth st.; telephone 3424. se6 "
CARPET CLEANING CENTS A YARD NIT
y CHELL'S, 1856 Fourteenth ST myI3tf
CARPETS CLEANED; LAID. ALEX w WHEEL
y DEN. 24OO Geary ST.; Telephone 1893 jy3 II
CITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND RENO
- waiting works. dying and cleaning: "a and 10
Eighth st. G. II. STEVENS, proprietor mrl l0m
CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATING
- Works do the best work. 353 to 357 Tehama st.:
telephone 304O. mrI9tf
HARPETs THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
~ beating; renting carpets speciality COEKLIS
EROS. 1913 Golden Gate ave telephone 2l29. 10,
CARPETS CLEANED: AND CENTS PER
= yard. 453 Stevenson: Tee. 3228: 5. STR TTAN.
The morning call., 1891-10-19

n ICE 5-ACEE CHICKEN RANCH IN EAST OAK
- land for rent with first-cass furniture or n 4
room cottage for sale; also 10 dozen fine chickens;
good reason Tor selling. For price and particulars
address lONN J. ANGIUS h24 CIar 81 nrlQ ltN
The morning call., 1891-10-19

POPULAR RESORT: LEASE BUILD
tNOOVV. ings and furniture; coming money. 1.
Il. BARNARD pa KeaTny st. 1t
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-04-17
HATTERTOWN.

George Mayer of New York has rented
the Gregorys Orchard hill farm adver-
tised in the BEE.
This community mourns the sudden
death of Mrs Edward Booth. She had
been suffering for a week or more with a
hard cold and, last Saturday night, 4th,
she had a chill, which soon developed in
to pneumonia and pleurisy. Monday, DR.
Barber was called and all that human
skill and affection could do was done for
her, but she failed rapidly and death end
ed her sutferings, Friday morning. She
was nearly 81 years old. Mrs Booths
maiden name was Lizzie Minor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs William Minor of Sandy
Hook. She was married to Edward Booth
of this place II years ago. Four children
have been born to them, two of whom,
Louis, aged 10 and Edna Z, are living. A
happy home is sadly broken up. Mr.
Booth and his two small children have
the deep sympathy of wide circle of
friends. Mrs Booth was an estinable
Christian woman and had been a devoted
member of Stepney NJ. f. church since
shortly after her mar riage. She revived
and took great interest in the Sunday
school here and it was largely through
her influence and work that it has pros
pered. AS wife and mother, she fulfilled
faithfully all her duties. As neighbor
and friend, she will be gratefully remem-
bered by many who have reason to bear
testimony to her many acts of kindness
and deeds of charity. Though her life
went out somewhat suddenly, her hus-
band, children, parents, brothers, sisters
ard friends have consolation in the fact
that it was one of usefulness and that she
has gone to a well earned reward. Fun
eral Directors llawley, Wilmot & Rey-
nOlds of Bridgeport had charge of the
funeral, Sunday, which was held at the
house at II and at the Stepney church at
|, Rev j. F. Robertson, her pastor, and
Rev David Osborn, who married her, Of
floating. The floral offerings were beau
tiful. Her two brothers and two broth
crs-in-laW were pail bearers. A large
cOncOurse of relatives and friends follow
ed the remains to the adjoining cemetery,
where she was laid away
"Bencath the April showers and sunshine,
Where the faithful and the weary at rest"
is.
Miss Nettie NJ. Benedict has visited
friends at Bethel
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-04-17
SOUTHPORT.

A pleasant party was given at the Mill
hill residence of Benjamin 5. Buckley,
Friday night, in honor Of Mrs Bulkley's
brother, Frank Alexander of Denver,
who is with them. Young people from
Southport and Fairfield had an enjoyable
time. A handsome bouquet given the
winner of the most games was won Ivy
Lawyer Bacon Wakcman. After bounti-
full refreshments, dancing followed
Rev G. G. Adams Of Mount Vernon still
has the records of the Fairfield board of
education and refuses to give them up.
uIe has signified his unwillingness to sur
render the books upon payment of $50
due, as he claims, for salary and services :;
Smt the records show that the salary has
been paid i'm full and the members of the
board feel Obliged to ''decline with thanks
the valued communication of Rev Mr. Ad-
ans" TO obtain the books by process
of law would be more tedious and costly
than to pay the money, but it is not inn
possible that the prosecution may follow.
one of the pleasant reunions was the Yale
dinner given by Judge Henry Hubert Inger
sol at his home in West Knoxville. The Yale
graduates present were Col Adrian Terry, DR.
.. !. II. Frazee, Messrs Cain, C.M. McClung, Ran
som, G. +. Beers, Judge IngersOll. Mrs and
Miss lngersoll were present and lent addition
al charm to the evening. At the plate of each
igues was hand painted souvenir bearing the
monosram of the college and the name of the
guest in biue-the Yale cOlOrs. The dinner
wastilab0rate and beautifully served Knox
Vile Gmily Tribune, April 3.