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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = CARROLL
. street grade

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - CARROLL
~ street grade.
signed. secretary Of the board OF public works Of
the city Of seattle. up 10 noon Of Friday. August
of sidewalks on both sides of Carroll street in the
city Of Seattle from the north line q Choa-e street
10 the south line Of Randalls second addition in
ii city III accordance with he plans and specIi
cations now on ale in this Office
Zach bid IS 70 De accom- panied hy certified
check, payable 10 the orer Of The city comptroller
FOR sum not less than II per cent ofths amount
bill. Aad BID shall Dc considered unless sccosa-
The sUccessiul bidder will De required 10 enter
into contract ard furnish satisfactory hoadsme9
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten pays after being notified II
the award. falling which said cheek and iha
amount thereof " Il De forfeited to the crv SAID
Improvement Is 70 b. paid fer by the mode Of
payment by bonds and the contract 90 re en-
tered mo therefor shall pravtie that saJl i'm prove
InenI saau not oe begun anrii the bends 70 be
iSsue,! for the payment thereof xhau have been
negotiated, sud aaless such bonds Dc negotiated
S.ss contract snail ~ void
Noperson i eligible as a bidder who has within
years prior 70 ta- letting OF sad contract, made
default IN payment Of any Just claim for any
or labor performed or for any ss4l ns.sr a.
furnished pursuant 10 any sicn contract IS here
assigned abandoned surrendered OF failed 10 com
spleGe any sDc5 contract
The board q pnslle works reserves the righs TO
reject Rnv and a. BIDS
Proposals to oe Endorsed q the envelope Car
roll street Grade.
Please attach copy Of this advertise NJ TO
bid
t3y order Of Ihs board OF pubic works
1. ~ HEfFNEE, Secretary
First publication, August =, 1892
c,EAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- m - nom Of the lGfh aav nf August 1872
ior sh.ny The pubic streets q 'te city Of Seattle
Tor 9ne wear from date II contract Rits vii
su4csfv the kind candle power and rrica Of each
lgnt per month, the hours during which ire sane
viii - furnished IN different sss-oaS o: the wear
whether me are tights VIII De placed at corners or
over she center Of intersections Of alternate
streets bidding on each Plan. whether for Al nr
only ra-s Of a. streets lighted. ana II To- ,szS
Than al VIA, district Of the city The city 70 haxA
tns right 10 .ucreASe the number o. arcs 10 $50
spss IneaosseSesa-s 10 COZ iu ing tse YEAR
f1frs--t bids t. secretary Boat OF PsInlc WORKS
wigh Enforcement thereon. Bid for street L .nt-
ing
81 order q the Board o. Pahitc Warxs
&. q. HEIFNER
Frs. publication. August :. 1922.
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Special NOTICES.

7 HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
i my wife. Carrie Anderson. having left NV bed
and board without Just rrsvocation that VIII not
be responsible for any debts she may contract or
and after this date CARL j. ANDERSON.
August ], 1892
NOTICE-TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN,
~ that III. Beauman from and after tbs date is in
10 WAY coanecsed with the hrm KNOWN o. \. Col
skey & Co. doing business al No. ia South Third
street. seattle. Wash. and he Will not he held
sponsihle TO any contracts made by A Colskey &
Co after this date II. BEACMAN.
July &c 1892
THE BELLTOwS FURNITURE COMPANY
L Si5 Front street, can show you the finest line
OF oilcioih. linoeam and mating in Seattle; in
S,AIlrfeatS
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a4STCJR r.

Nj n. -. Sh.AhHLN OF SI5 COfUN
- Ola nNW $40 James street treats s13 80
--,Ss - ne o1npieKion hy massage najr -.
$3.50 al1 Dyed Aay SHADE: ruanactlFtn- - -
\ Ll1E n AIKEN, EXPERIENCED N.xf
- N4FS ana electrolc ElSt hsrssreSsiry -'a-t,.-
- Ah1 - Il 'iyoAe oloOk, Ffoni and >prnx ssre.;.
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MONEY LOAN OFFICE.

OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN The CITY
" Uncle Harris Loan Oftice, 29i WAshfarto7
street literal advances diamonds watches ausi
1S~e1ryi lowest rAleS~
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NOTICE. TO CONrR CTORS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
L Portland Oregon. July Is. lSa2-Ssaled pro-
posals in iripcAte viii Re Received al this Office
until IL O'Clock (noon) standard time Monday
August .. s9=. for furnishing ana delivering
stone for the Improvement OF Coos Bay and Har-
Dor oregon The attention Of bidders is invited
10 the acts of Congress approved February 20
1885. and February % lssf. Vol % page 3S2
ami Vol -. pace 4. !. Statutes 8. Large For
Specifications forms Of bd AMI other information
apply ST this otice- THOMAS W. SYNONs
CANAAN. Corps OF Engineers. Z. :. Aruay.
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DEATHS AND FUSKRALs.

MATsU-oa Wednesday, August 3. 1892, a; West
seattle Charley Nafsl, japanese, OF con-
sumption. aged 80 years
TIE funeral is TO take place today from Bonney
4 stewards undertaking rooms fntsrnsnt VIII
be made ia Dgw aunish cemetery.
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CL4IRT0 Y4NrS.

I'M Ia VIE, CLAgRyoYANT ,SD
s-I. - taelleLn gives advice on al matters:
sattsfsct.p0 guaranteed no nay 900 -.
ot"ex- Ladies', call and nv my face wash
4 RRINED-NEs> NELSON EFAo- x-r-y--
80 80 isiLs past present and future. er 60
,ateh 81 a. SisaaFs. fees, 81 Hoofn 10 Par4S,
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FOR sALEEoDGING-HOUsEs-
BUSINESS CHANCES.

IsoR SALE-cHEAPTHE CLIFF HOUSE
Ii q 009: g. 500. ha,aace on time.
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PIANOS. ORG ANS moh &c SAs y

conln1o a2lI2S terms, ~tecS Hartman. Nose <
sons. Ie"eii ard k7elf pianos thscsSo cottage
organs every o1e suAy warranted low rents
Light expenses p-spo-toDagaIy loS prices SPEC a.
snaps IN pianos r.-s,.rsSeSSsi Where considerable
has been PAID. often On hand + Cnrisfla0er, ,Il
Third :
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

Gan FRANCI>Co BRIDGE CoMPaSy-yX
= sihtrs anu o"ItTsEtors for bridges Of evsrv de-
sra steA1l-snoErl eScava esq plans ami sra, g.
Nc@s fafhlsn-c On application corre<r,sf,,sar,ca
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ENGINEERS AND DRIUGRrSMEy

4 LBRECHT & CO. MECHANICAL E~cr-
"A neers. constructors Of steam plants r,f1s -,
mining machinery. ~'1
& WoopNAN. CIVIL ENGINEER Avn
-. cepa'y nitea states Surveyor once IS az
sullivan building wv"
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YlFANTED~CAGLpRkN Tn RuAkn IN
w eu,rs steel wefAs. Ballard ~ Sa-ress l.
GexssT, ballard
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MIS- CEEIANEOCS.

WATER FRONT AND OTHER PRTVI-
w leses 70 let a, Lake Washington terminus
James street railroad T. H Dempsey, 10 Co
iumblA street
DIANoS AND ORGANS TUNED AND RE-
L paired BY J. r Forbes; al work wArraa I'D.
Leave orders At :. ChTlStiansr's III Ihlrd street.
AID 81 q. r. FeTiis. lOus Front street
T,ESTLEIEN WHO ARE TIRED OF RES
dcva cottage, llo Norta Eighth street half block
from Yesler.
Tor RESr-GooD LOTS AT GREEN LAKE
L al s. per rIcBth; a; cad Of ten months lo1 Is
yours VIM 4. WOOD SIS Second street
Won CAN SAVE MONEY By VISITING
the EeltOSl Furniture Company, 5lS Front
street before purchasing furniture: instruments
II DESHNER GUNsAITH LAS FRONT
street
THE HARVARD FURNITURE COMPANY
L pays the best price for second hand goods a.
1870 Front street, between Pike ant f19a
CNTENsIoN TABLES. sIpEBoAEDs AND
T. hal RACKS A. cosL seattle Furniture Company,
ll35 From street
WATER->EATTLE TUBULAR WELL Co,
w experienced vel drillers /. OAK street
EoR RENT-CHEAP. WAREHOUSE Sorle1
Il feet; Two stories. socd locsrioH inquire Of
Hart Lumber Company, ChArlss street a3d Hal
ROAD ayeaEe
OLD PAPERS ToR SALE AT THE BUsI-
" ness Office 81 ihis PAPER; sc Ter bundle.
PIANOS. ORGANS d aoR 'o SAs q.
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INoR SALE-LOTS 60Xl2S. ONE BLOCK
l. north Of the Squire tract aud adjoining the Rem
ton addition; the lots are high. with good view:
price. inside lots 81 900 TO sl $50: corners from
81 $50 TO 81 $50: terms. half cash balance ore
and two years al per cent Il 5. Turner, 207
Butler block.
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IHOR EEST-THREE ELEGANTLY FUR
L niS1e6 rooms al The Ripley, corner Front and
Pike streets: finest view IN this city: terms rea-
sonable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

Washington. Dec (spcciaD.-Thc National Capital
Pres, club Of this city Is To furnish something cs
pccially attractive IN the way % special benefit en-
December The performance will begin at the hour
of NOM Private John Allen, OF Mississippi, ID"
humorlst Of the House. will take OH What Don't Know
about NcwsIAper Men" An arrangement has been
made whereby some noted theatrical people Will
be, brought on from New York. Baltimore and Phlli
dclpha and returned In lime for their respective even
lug performances. The special train bearing them
is expected TO beat all records over made between
Ncw.Y York and Washington. The services OF the
secretary Tracy The theatrical part OF the entertain
nent will range from clever variety " turn TO
emotional acting.
An auction sale OF the boxes will occur ~ the
Capitol within the next few days, Colonel W. G.
s,errvt, d Texas correspondent and humorist Of
quaint originality, officiating auctlOnccr. Bid
ding for the boxes Will Lc spirited, Il, many OF the
high oricals Of the Government have already
evnccd II desire to buy them Among the patron
nesscs Of the entertainment viii be Nine Romero,
Nine Mcndonca Mrs. John ". Foster. Mrs. Charr.
Poster, Mrs. Charles +. Crisp Mrs. william +.
Villas Mrs. +. r. stOckbrdge. Mrs. q. &. Vest,
Mrs Charles y. Gibson, Mrs X. =. Mills. Mr.. X. X.
hit, Mrs Thomas ". Reed. Mrs. ). &. Bmirows,
Mrs. W. :. Holman Mrs. ". ID. Rynum' Nj ~
noble Mrs. ". II. II. Miller, Mrs. j. VI. Rusk. Mrs.
william NJ Springer, Mira. Charles Traccy, Mrs.
hshbcl T. Fitch, Mrs. Bourkr Cochran. Mrs. NJ. X.
Iiartcr Mrt I. G.; Watching, Mrs. Joseph IL.
OATES Mrs. John Dazcll. Mrs J. W. filling, and
Mrs r. Glover.
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GEORGE CHAPMAN.

George Chapman who died In Morrlstown. ~ j., on
Monday was born In Ellington. Conn. December H.
1916 lilo came OF old New Eng and stock and began his
hu,no.s career r fathers mill In Ellington where he
showed marked ability. At tho OF nineteen years he
went b Newark OHIO where he engaged in business and
remained for three wears From there he moved 10 New
York aud employ Of the old importing firm Of
Low Cook a Co. lie became member Of this firm In
1919. In 1850 he married Miss Mary Deming, OF Troy.
y. Y. lie successfully member Of the firms OF
Chapman Smith 4 Noyes. aud Chapman, Smith Brton
inl ortes Of goods During his active business life he
was implicitly trusted and his judgment was always sought
and followed In matters Of Importance lie retired from
business In 1876 and two years later he accepted the
PR sdency aud acting president q the Third Ma
tlonal Bank Of Ncw-York. in which he had been q d.
rector for many Years. lie moved 10 Madison N j.. In
1867 and lived until four years ago. His son.
franklin Avery Chapman. and his daughter, Mrs NJ u
March. survive him.
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mrs. William +. Strong gave n reception yesterday
afternoon, NJ her house. No. l7G Madison ave, o. In
troduce her daughter Miss Massey strong. The
debuGnto was ASSISTED In receiving by Mrs. Burke
Roche and Mrs. Henry i. Robbins. Several hundred
people prominent In society present. An In
formal dinner followed the reception. Among those
present were Mis- eclhciep Mis- Marguerite Barley.
Miss Burden, Miss Clcws, Mis- Whittier, Miss Wells.
Miss Are Duer. Miss Elsie Hail. MIS- Bowers Lee,
Ershlnc Hewitt, l.. stewart. L. Berckman Frederick
Spcidcn. Il. r. Wainwright Russell StcbbIns. Ambrose
Henry and Arthur Herbert Informal dancing fol
lowed the dinner
Or. and Mrs. g. Grant, Of No 90 EAst Forty ninth
duce their daughter, Miss Catherine Manlce Grant.
The debuiante' was assisted In receiving By Miss Bar
ncy Mis- FlsJ Brown. Miss Morris, Mis- Daisy
Scott. Miss Ireland aud Miss Schicdcln Nearly 900
guests present Including nearly all the prominent
families Of New York society
Mrs. William VI. Fellows. Of No. sc West fifty
seventhst., gave reception yesterday afternoon. 10
Introduce granddaughter, Miss Fanny Graham Dud-
lev The Misses Dudley, sisters Of the Gebutantc,
Miss Edith johnson. Miss Helen Dc reystcr, Miss
Mary Jay, Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald Mrs. j. Hooker
Uamcrscy Mrs. stanford White the Misses Armstrong
and Mrs Join Ninton pahlern assisted to receive.
Fifteen hundred invitations wore out. and the
people who responded were prominent in society.
iinnrd served elaborate luncheon
Ms Frederic X. COldcTt Of 10. 10 East Forty
nfth st. was 81 home yc-teray afternoon. Her dau Oh
Ter, Mrs. F. H. benedict, assisted 10 receive.
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THE CHRISTMAS sOCIETY's Plans.

The Christmas Society, which last year engaged tho
Nodlson Square and encr distributing gifts pro-
,i6o1 cetntaniuont the poor children OF this ciy
,l continue good work then begun ana on Christmas
Day AZ D. ~. the doors OF tAc huge am?hithcifc VIII
no thrown open and all the children WHO c.tcr VIII
receive half.pOupd OF candy appio- ana PihP"ibicai
and An entertainment lasting two hours VIII tc poc'u
Inon having the GClden the presents from the mammoth
Christmas tree will b" distbutd Gifts AMI cor:fbn-
tlons &c 90 nesty collected GIFTS may he set to DIVER
Sumner Tcrl prcsd mt. at the Nndlson square 'aIdcn
and checks mfde payable u Lspenad stewart NO "a
WirIamsi trcas-rcr. AS the entire cAprnscs OF the
AFFAIR will be paid from youoary contributions all inc
friends OF the society 0nd the charitable pnblc shoiu
contribute lLelaiy. On this occasion no boxes seats or
nriv.pes will sold. and The entire amlhithfaur VII!
ts deyocd To the children and their parents Inc hud
q, directors consists Of Oliver Sumner Te1 IA'pehad
stewart IJoyd Asplnw0ll, Elisha Dyer, IT,, John g
rIIIm9n AID John Jacob Aston.
The advisory committee consists Of the Rows. Kobcfs
Macarthur william II. i. Fauncc, D. Parker Moisah'
ue,,v Mottet J. Sumner Stone. Il. T. McNlchol, James
II McIlya-e Wilton Merle Smith. william Lloy1 Robert
co,ivcr Edwin c. POLES. nG1 ChaIlcs II. Eaton The
ro,,ons include w. scw;Id webb Reginald de k0Nen
Alfred T. Conhin. FTeic:ick +. Dolaned' william Jay
w Gordon Fellows, Charles +. HaNcmeyor Hamilton
NICK 1wombly, william Rockefeller, jr.. p. Gilbert
Thelaud PIeble Tucker eli Valentine o. Hall
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NAY CONTEST SAMUEL PRiTr KING. s WILL.

buffalo. Dec. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL now be-
Ing made In the daily papers fer contestants TO the
will Of Samuel Pratt King. who II will BE- remembered
left bcqucst Of $4,000 10 Miss Lila Lively OF New
York alias Miss Vane OF frohmar's Company. The
advertisement viii run until January .. so that any
one desiring TO object will have month I'm which TO
make appearance While IT Is not believed that the
Pratt family. who wealthy and arlstocratc. will
contest the Will belief has gained ground among many
Of Kings former friends that. In View OF his probable
condition Of rare<as NJ the time Of formulating his
testament. rome more distant relatives may try
make controversy the Will. The executor OF
the estate Is Edward II. Bacon. lawyer. Of No. Wall
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PostoMcc Notice.

(shoud be read daily by all Interested rs changes may
Letters for fore go countries be specially ad
dressed for dispatch by any parsga. steamer eScep wsI
dos@sss es not Specially being
'' Foieisa mails ioI ending pse.mGs, 10 will
70, TS%spAf and gan,ss TaSs
at. SSsass. Ssss s. 't
S1 ESSo srr sand 5.na M and
letters for Costa Riea Via LmOn must be directed per
FBIDAY-At 2 p. m. for Porto Rico direct. per s. Z.
SATuRDAY-At 80 a. m. for France, Switzerland
Italy, spain Portuss and Turkey Ger La Bre;nsn.
q hs:F, S s1:
italy TS,ssy r,"Ss S b directed PEI
:ae YFs%4o %ass be For Es nnG ss''s
ep n cS: :spp &s sal rSss H'
rs: sf:sss n m s;ss, s
vert cSu ana must aSsf Sc directed per oilaoaJ
f. y' Ss%,nn o and or I p:
british ana DqA Guiana %SsI be sSS
tos s'' ssa TsS:s: Ady:s',
s. e. S:sss. q;
9 s s,Sys$ s na ss sc Il E1
sS'Sa 'f' : ss.s Re-, "a Iss
ISm fSssa rom aS SS'' '' VIA
san s CHINA s sss s%
ii e ss: p Sss
the society Islands per ship Topc Bird iron san Fran.
rsco, co;e here daily December '23. at 80 m.
Mail. FOR Australia. Newzeaiaed. Hawaiian. FIJI anS
Samoan Islands per A. Alameda from San Franceco),
cinse here daily up January a. at $50 Tor ar
Ss n Ma @ Wan as
NV a4S 49, "lT s' q ss and
s.smer clos, at this ONCE daily at 80 T. Mails for
Mouelon rail Boston and thence by steamer, close
NJ his oHce daily a. 80 p Mails for Cuba by rail-
- T,nna FLA and thence by steamer sailing MondaTs
hnrsdavs and SATURDAYS close at this occ daily 80
M Male for Mexico. overland unless specially ad.
dressed for dispatch by steamer close at this once daily
~ Pacific mails forwarded San Francisco daily
and the schedule Of closing Is arranged che pre- sumption
,hsr overland transit San Francisco
Mails from tho arriving on time at San Francisco on
the dav OF sailing Of steamers are dispatched thence ne
same day. .
Extru supplementary mails opened piers Of
the English French and German Of
closing Of suppemer malls IN. post1fcc which
reman open until within ton minutes OF the % aiL
Ing o. '''aA''' CORNELIUS VAN COLT Postmaster.
PostOnce. NcwXork. n T.. Dscsnbss 4 1aa4
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DINNER Of THE ARCUITECTURiK LEAGUE

The American ArrhiteetuTal League held It's monthly
dinner last evening AZ american Fine Arts BUILDING
In Wcs. Fftv.seventh.st. There ffty-nvc people
present Russell Stureis presiding. The speaker OF the
evening wos Joseph F. Mathews. whose subject was
"Tangler and Morocco"
Mr. Mathews IS q son OF Colonel felif n Mathews VINO
has boon for Many years American Consul.Gcncfa ot
Taneler lie was born Tangler and IL familiar with us
Architecture as well as With that OF Fez McGuincz
Te.uan and other old Moorish cities about which he
spoke. lie artist and lives IN ms city rho.o
.rh ,o,,osont,ng the architecture Of the country de-
scrbei were hung upon re walls. There were also OK
brJed the drawings made competition for the cover OF
the annual catalogue the exhibition 10 b. hec next
month +. a. Swelnforth IS the suecess'ui eo"p'u'or
winning the Avery Prize OF 80; - .s, -.
Among those present wefo Edward II. Rental Henry
j. HsrdenbeTgh. william Bailey faXon ana E1!"'fi l.
HapgoO1.
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JOSEPH SFLDEN DAVIN

Baltimore. Dec tSIrcia Joseph Scldn Davis. one
" the leading colocd OF Maryland and who. although
only thry.twO years aga. had achieved distinct
a lawyer. died last night Mr.. Davis was native OF
Virginia and a graduate OF Howard University,
wa,hirg ton. lie admitted 70 the bar In 1856 and
soon established large practice. lie was engaged In
several oomlncnt trials chis which the celehrstd
Navassa uial. his argument In which was considered
mastery prc,cn u the law and the facts IN the
Outside ~ his profession he was prominent In many 81
Ia. o,cnents hs He connected with
th Colorei Industrial Fair Association, member OF
IN, Second Christian Church and the Commissioners
for Maryland Southern Interstate Exposition held
last year at Raleigh " c. lie drew up the ordinance
M Glns for the employment OF cnosed teachers In tho
city schools. lie loAycs 4 wife and one child.
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DIED.

Ra Ns,s,ss Of espsa H. e.
Funeral raj psi piivs ss '''s"''' u H. : "'
% sss K. the s ::
e Church BReee%Hes On s0s baks ne
Int rment at convenience OF family.
DURyEA-suddenly, on December 9Th, y Glen csvss
Funeral ii a. H. H. ? Saturday next, from house.
FARRINGToN-Gcorge D. Pennington December Q, 1Ssa.
eGa. the ts%y So :1t
on saturday afternoon. December 10Th, at O'Clock.
Internent p.lyatc.
FRITz-on Monday, December s. 1892, Michael Fritz.
Relatives and friends ore respectfully invited attend he
s aa'r re &c 10 Vest issSs Ely
FIsHER-At Scranton, Penn, on December s, 1892.
FuneraI services at the Westminster Hotel Thursdax
InIerment at Ithaca. N. Y. Sunday.
HUNTAt his late rcde9ee the Glsreodon Hots "a Dc
rS%rs s.fe @ viii BE- e% AZ esvsy
ave: and 2lstst on Saturday morning. December 1oh'
JAoKsoN-suddny December o, Robert Jackson, tn The
&: as Hs aes'.'i S'o. Rsfsn'''
LEAMING-on MeAd.y emOe st q his Late rss,
services at the house on Thursday December ~
% s sc & ..sss &
ALFRED l.. LOOMS M, d., PresloenI
RICHARD KALISH, NJ, D., Svcretary.
MeFARLAND-Suddenlyw Wednesday December q, MARY
E., daughter Of the late Alexander ana Csmsnhs
Mcfarland. 49,. A.. ...,
tsGs: ay Ms e sfss OH rss
ST. and Ninth-ave., Thursday evening december esns
o'clock.
Inerment private. -
MEAD-Detember 9th, Anna, widow Of VIM Albert Med
Funeral services Thursday IL m AZ hes iae rehoenees
Ip ,S nScT Greenwich Conn.
Train eayes q. C. ID. at y. m.
MOORE-On Monday December 8, 1892 81 Warren Mass.x
sarah Hathaway, wife OF Isaac T. Moore In hcr >osA
Funeral service on Thursday. at O'Clock, at her lsas
residence. Moore-aye.
OF her niece Mrs. william Arnold, 1o20 Fifth ava.
Annie t. daughter OF the ate John g. Mott -.
Funeral services Trinity Chapel 25thst, near bfoo1
wny on Friday, me 9Th inst. AT 10 O'Clock d. m.
NEWBERRY-At New.Haven, Conn, December tn, ~
10 D. m. Professor John Strong Newbcrry Oh CoIumph
College New-York City, in his 10th year.
ROOSEVELT-On Wednesday December 7th Anna h.
eldest daught Of the late Valentine o. and Mary Lud
low Hall 10 the 29th year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
SIATsON-On Wednesday, December 1th Alice M
daughter Of Austin NJ and the late Elizabeth Sauson
Notice Of funeral hereafter
STEwART-On Tuesday December o, 1892. Charlotte C.s
OF the late John and Eleanor stewart
Funeral services late residence 100 Wlloughbyss
Rrooklyn y Y. on THURSDAY evening at o'clock.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
Kensico Cemetery on the Harlem Railroad. 90 minutes
from the Grand Central Depot. New Depot ss eneanse
oGce 10 East 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
WORK or THE STATE FISH HIrCHERY.

Rochester y. Y, Dec. 7.-Superintcndent Green.
OF the state Fish Hatchery. has finished his AL
work Of collecting egg, and has had successful
season. From Lakes Huron and Michigan he OBJ
tanned 100000 salmon trout eggs; at clayton he
took 100000 whlteish and 100000 clscoes. and
at Caledonia he secured $4,000 brook trout, lilo
OOO brown front and 10000 saberlng. Regarding
the slbcrinc II appears that the Caledonia hatchery
is the only place In this country where they In
existence. Etht thousand OF these h-h were sent
from Germany 10 the United states Government
years ago. and part Of the lot assigned
20 superintendent Green. lie succeeded In saving
his share Of the importation and propagntinf from
them. In addition IN the work above mentioned. the
Caledonia hatchery has sent 100000 trout 10 the
Fulton chain OF lakes and 10000 brown trout 10
Sacnnda-a. large number OF waileycd pike win
be put ont In waters near here next spring.