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Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21


ben fat meO utrOIig 9urtigbeO. 0srpaa trat be fine
&ntUe no, og fom a~qeiammen entrenbe op S%torrsitst.
2e DOR nH iaa npr, at ig tanoe itieIus oere5 auTgs
ter. Gen enc pay lore 5OBniOn, Os iaa par Der Go,a
nib, Glib Of Z duiOten.
De tunoe anoeu ie enO mig. 8aaosuanoen %
SteDarOn IL. REQ baUeOe arme, iarOig til at ramure
bet isrre ooUs9. ION MATTE Uie fig.
lomnermau, ipraHg oy paa Stan6ietlGOnin9.n,
iait RUOr is 100. 9an re,teOe fin aniO MOB mig frt
at itp0e til I9e uHOsr 6alien.
Din. bin i~cyroosrite 5tpUsr os Morosr!" ireg isgaI
iuIO Sals. "is nu bine Bonner!
Seq rctteoe jtsvolueren mob bans 6oUso = Runoir,
gen par life "a Qlsu ira bam -, Ga leJ ipreOe. Set
flare gIimI oplgiis tam iom Ell y~gHHvGale. 5au uSs
it0ote ct StriG acknowledgement JON ct Barns, mex
iOrfGroeIist uec jim Stgrte, 6raate besg; 0auOg op til
Aui8tet ug iaIOt iom en- Stea neo RoFet.
+9M q oct bin lur! iirsg lea til ,5cGRiou, % isuSt,
BAN en- GugIe. Gan 9olbt ia ct al Storuanterue ca
Uar iut i Sesreb meo at bopps nt0 paa Sattst. Sea
trai life bans 0out6, men berimoS oiitnot Sans Firm;
tbi ban LAP @anist. iisHFeoe belt, tantecs t!bese %
ialpt meo Ell bolt Glait g'anost.
llen DC StrioenSe oar M life msrs Iis itGrse; en
par life ire moo tre, meI tire mob en-; tbi S~aaosmanpsn
bapbs mtS i'm irpgteliss 2oiIaasIs LANCET i~aaIsoss no
mob 6iibes SOpeo, nstop lom osuns ubprs uousrt bapee
pit zig Ouer RGtten, at S~!gnssIeu M Iaa sso sler lambs
isslss i gaussn usO Chen, - Os StsWarSsn. iom bapcs
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
ct Sonertarn.

Gaptein u. gmunoieu iprtrQer /
"Norit Saseriorenings 1iositriit~:
Oct bar | Gluten al glprll 1866. Sea
bpeoe oensans i ell al DC igoligite 9auos,
bDer | Saoen lige peo ShUei5er9rRus
len, iom beooer Seitetten. Mine Ont
%gan9sUenner Der bar Ell 5ulomp9tia
ueo DeruRrenoe 2lmt lamt Ell gGge. gtas
bobDel beo artenburg. Gn Gag ieuote
SGrteu / 89rtsbuiet Der os Suo ON,
at mat / StO9en uRr peO bapoe iunoet
ct orG9ti3t 3aaopr lig9enOe. 3pret
bduoe ~antagcli8 pGret LANCET Ell Snas
re, euer DIT bar paa en- nuocn Mlaaoe
lfa6et, moi er Oct, 9Drct tunoe life
brin9e ben ellie til Seroeu. &l luos
ianot OS paa Steoet - 5uloutr9tigcn,
9Ggen % ie9 ~, % bet iUmtte life
0pr b(eO baaret irem. Get iad trDitess
Lot paa % meo fine bltot Zine. Gu
ltsrre RaaoFa9ning boIote5, men 9tes
~iultatet blep, at 3gret life tuuOe irets
ies, men muligens ben ellie Ueo ct 9ei-
%ierinit. Oct par iugen &anO, - Yrrs
ten, Der i~orgOri9t o9iau bar Siagter,
tom neo 9niuer. 8prets Strube blep
oueritaaret, Mauen itrar uabnet, % bet
lille Sarn uota9et. ga bet par reuiet,
nplte oct pluOieli9 % tUg til at inpite
- itOr @lRoe blanot 5ilituerne! 8i
1T Gag / Ell SUru, ben ellie bares /
2rlumi til Seitetten, U9 en- ynoig inoe,
luffet SaOe blep oen5 8olig. Wien
bporleoes ppbOloe 9iuet / ben GtQe? 81
lit en- SLATE meo @ummiilon9e, o9 ben
ellie bleu altiaa opflaitet. s 8 Tiger
eiter cpbOlot ieg mig poa Steoet, % oct
file 5oIterbaru leueoe i beoite &el0aas
9aaenoe. Gu 9a9tbuno baObe mOOer,
fig ailta8et ii9 bet % plite Jig me9et sm
% paapasielig. Gn Sang for Den iaas
leoes li9e / Senet paa en- 6remmeO,
Tom piloe le bet file llnoer. Gette er
ben np9ue Siitorie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
39f

~SteparO, ruO6te leg, tag uS en- al be 9erutofls
nasIr, Os itaa tIar til at bamre ls5l~
8srpaa itiQsbe ri os - gaabsmanosn og StewarSsn
peo 5aI0rebet, O9 iss 5aIUUeis / spttstrappen, bUer msO
en- iu9r SOiiIna9Ie Saauosn - faroige til at mOOtags
sieItringpattet, Tom ityreoe Tor StgrbOros Storret.
8aaoen, Der bIeu orsUen irem meo raisnoe 6art gieHs
mem Ganost, Tom burtig uarnere %, Sieuens 6anoeoe
iOriaroelis o9 iagoe, ban NOT ituloe pare llanO iOr Os
enouu.
Seq sioroe min JtsuoIper iRroig og tGntts at ityoe
Starten, iaoinart rs tuu6e retts bau. men j5 op9aU
al SAB o. SeUnioIeIis oenns 1nnts. Seq tuube foruoie,
at beriom isg bre6te BAN, msosus ban iab Der 2sters
pIisten, iaa uiIbe be andre tuge StrGt os ftggte, % ian
tor par min 6~or6ireIie, % iaa itert 6slelieu al Dor
Susrlssenbeo ouer benz paa grunb al uOr Stiuiug paa
Sti6st l~igsouGior beres gaaoen, at itg 6sitemie mig
til at looe benz TONNE Ianss Chen % cp ROitet, iaa
at nj tun6e ore6e benz GQs til Aouarisl for benz Stoys
6aaoen, iom M tom neo moi o5 mso 9inben.
Seq taitsbe ct gIit ben paa 6rstsn J~iO6ertiOn, 9Uis
Stttelie par ipntig peO Chen al Jiaitet. 0m itgreOe
iaa tot iom nogsn NiatrO5, % meb electromagnetic mob
Cub, Tom bapos siuet os iaaoan 9iGlp, og benoe iaas
bant Moo uneer 6isie itirbueipaugre SmltRnoi99ebsr,
isa,e lea at jamie al min Rrait iii ben bIopiss gjeru!ug,
iom ioreltoo.
gaaosn .Om bruisuos Ianss Chen, % aarerns Iass
hes inS. gousmouben srst fat en- al Rsltitinnerne.
pifs guaosns 5ansline runbt ben, battle Tin % slOrSs
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
8rospenDrs SORTS.
S~eretnln9 ON. bpUrleOeS Wtanoifabet DIOR
Viptteri % Sfibet gaar unoer.
tTprtiot ira forri9e Ro.)

tTortiot ira forri9e Ro)
"aop iom ies uiIbs raabe ndO til gaabsmanOen ON
%trasen.
VI oa tGrOis2" raabte ieg.
"a, alt Or6cn, iparebe ban.
VI bun tGt?~
$a' iom en- QOtte."
S'9ao Big op Sa! Si bar Ell pen IiOen SriS. GAO
'' 0rolt unocr a9ter os foa 6art paa benoe. Se
y % 0enter fOr at ie benoe ipnte, isr De oil iGtte
'" Set ~ llortt NOT for oS. Surra nj bal"
.' lem op 8ienuem 6ortusaren, % sit me0 mig
o's snonn lite gonite mortt, men Nitenens Stp8'
5S,'s ort o]nnlteli9. at tieuoe Nnit9ter enoos paa
"N'onO. &iIucirS par Der Ell pen Iipeu S%uftuiHg.
'9,Si' Srom. os Observation-Disclosures. Os IasOc be
!" 1aI ilaot moo @Iaiteras.
wy %N'nNieoe ct Dieblt iOr at ie ouer StunOie'IGo'
s|' % tarSt, at 8aaOsns snSnu Lao current ire
"10a0N'r ira Sti6st. Olaitsn par rsiit StOrbaa'
h y I9 ga, at bes9s gaaoe laa Sibe ON SIDE, mso
~'"' saortn9sbaaoen, 8siteni StorbaaSsn, Os at
In " "'s Ben 'rrlte !ageSr opsr noSls propiantiassr,
H''' pGyct the, sen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21

UT ale be gionesbDrb, ium 1io eiter
auOen oiientli99jpre5 anBaaenoe Or. 8es
ter3 Kuriko uirfelig er iripiQi9t ai9iune,
o. at Der life tleber noSeniombelit 6Ums
bug peO tenn, fan enboer oU.rbeuiie fig
Om Ueo enten at tilitrtue Ell eIer anoen
al 8repifrioerne eQer mOerio3e ieloe
Sri9inol6reueue, iOm finog3 Gr. Is.
6a6rueps 8eiiooelic. Gubuer Gulpler
maa 9iuc Jig, naar ban ira pnaljoeiigc,
troparoige GeriUHer iaar Iroel iGuroe.
g. q. Betterion, Srruing Gorf, 81
~ifrioer, at ban bar beuDttet 81. 4eters
Kuriko / Ell lGn9cre 5tO Og iAnoet ben
at bore END mere 6elobreogiueuoe emo
ben uo9iues for at uGre, % at ban for
nltio er tafnemlig iii Or. 6nbruep, ipm
bar laoet iitano Weoicinen. Suoienz
oeren al oisie 9inier lRrte gjeunem ooenz
r9onte g. q. 4etterIon oenue 81. BE
tiers Kuriko at fienbe, og prgpeoe FAM
me, ~eiterat fOrgi9ues bape Iorip9t 2Gs
ger boabe / Sueri9e, California, G9is
cngO og andre Steoer noen noaen Sj9lp.
8a jeg oerimoo be9pubte meo Kuriko,
fniteoe jeg al nnOen Meoicin, p9 eiter
nu9le ina Mnoneoers 5prlpb ~iOrIpanot
mine &pgimerter % min NtatbeO al0es
les, Og iioen Den Sio bar ieg life iplt
Spur az Smerter. MeO @lGoe % meo
Suerbeoisningens Stprte anbefaler jeg
paa bet aller bebIte Or. 9eter5 Kuriko
til alle % enbuer.
Carl 3. 8orup,
1871 g. Glart st., GbicaQo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
EMO Grpurten ira Sanmarf BE.

iis til 83,57I,O76 Yunb. Ser
lOfgres til: @nslano SO,62O,42S 4uuo
Gpitlanb 1,45S,2SO 4uuo; Sueri9e
$4,000 8uuo; Nor8e 5O9,223 9unb;
o. minbre apautiteter til Suaano, Spas
MEN, Stalien, 8uslanO, 6rantrise, 8el.
glen, Nmerifa o9 De oanife &olonier.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21

at reooe ~Sautbalioliet no az oeres opbe
6ortrpitbeo bnaoe uHoer Spnesus gIag "a
unosr 9tHouernes S%uermogt iaa iiaar lel
oirieIis nnbrenOe lissoperior ct tort, bcrIigt
Ssrt % nIaa beoe CUB ON. at ban piioe
fornuoe oisie IIrre RtsfonGrer enenH Irnge
mso arait % SisoUm at isrr grrtct uiosre
ireu.
gieu Sogneu itaar fer 1grcn for at igre
mig paa Ell Runorelie til De pVri9s Staiioner.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-26
A CANARY.s kl!loNEss.

biaviny Tho Part OF a Good Sauna ritan-
Preventing Anather Bird from DyinE.
My canary bird. Noah, is singing over
my head an unusually beautiful and
cheering song, and I fancy that his
clear notes are due to the clever trick
he performed the other morning, says IA
writer in the Philadelphia Times. The
night before had been very cold, but
the sun rose warm and the chill wind
had departed SO that when Noah, in
his pretty, clever way, begged me to
let him have a little fly around the gar
den, l opened the window and babe
him go,
On these rare occasions he waits for
my whistle to tell him 'timc's up" but
on this occasion ] had not more than
seated myself at my work. when I saw
Noah at the window pane. / was sur
priscd, but concluded he had found the
air unplcasant'y cold, SO | raised the
sash TO admit him.
But as put out my hand to take him
he flew back into the garden. laughed
at his play, for took it to be that, and
went back to my seat. In another
minute, however, l heard hutter OF
wings once more against the glass and
saw Noah there again. Calling to him
that l was not to be fooled again, l
kept my seat, but he continued to
throw himself so violently against the
pane that l was afraid he would hill
himself, SO l once more opened the
window.
As soon as / did so be flew away as
before, but this time It dGwned on me
that he might mean something by his
conduct. ! stepped out into the garden,
where he greeted me with 4 burst of
joyful song and few away just few
feet ahead of me, looking back as lie
iiuttered on. / followed. and he led lne
to Il rose bush ut the other end of the
garden, but l could not see what
brought him, until, with Il series Of
loud, Staccato notes, he few down be-
side q heap of yellow leaves.
Then l saw lying there what tools
to be dead canary, but when !
stoop"d and took it in my hand it fee
bly, stirred. The poor little creature
had evidently been out all night in tao
cold and was nearly frozen, but OF
placing it near the stove in a spool
basket on Il soft bed of cotton i. gra6u-
ally revived.
Noah was delighted and would fly
from me back to the invalid twenty
times Il minute, trilIing his prcttiest
songs and hopping :.Dout the other can
AIRY with his saLcy head on one side
and chi"piaT: How are you feeling
ROW, brothers, as plainly as if he sand
il.
have :; Nertised for the lost birds
owner, = u no one has appeared as yet,
":ld III he meanwhile the stranger APP
p'"cia' IS the dainty lunches offered
lr,n. though he stiti wears, as ne listens
t" >.oahs joyous trilling, a rather Ian
g id air
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-26
LORD LYTrOM'S PROPHECY.

He Predicted THAT France and America
""uiI Eventually Invade England.
i curious letter from the late Lord
Lriton, then 4. l.. Bulwcr, will be
.rrd in the memoirs of Miss Catherine
Hutton, Just published under the title
O! "reminiscences Of Gentlcwoman
=: the Last Ccntury."E It's date isApril.
1871 The period of Sir Robert Peel's
Et$t income TAX budget, and the author
Of "PclhAm appears by this letter to
have regarded that measure with mel
aachOly fOrcbOdings. He considers that
such step ought to be the last re-
source OF Il natiHn," reserved for the
contingency Of q European war. "And
Tho," nc asks, can say when that ma,
t;IHo place, seeing the almost universal
hostility of France against us, which
believe the death of Louis Philippe vii
o. once release. from Tcat"aint.
III, like Hauoni, might venture t;
predict, | would hazard two assertion:
Tat now would be considered Drcr0;,.
t.ruuS-iirSt, That England will be III
y..dcd and overrun by America an,
france, our navy conquered and Ion
dan t;s.Icn: secondly, that we shouI
&"ivc b1"ii the enemy, and that IT,
{ ne VIII come when the prcscrvaCio
q Europe will force. the great power
L destroy France as q nation and
,..:c"l it ont ruthlcssly updto PoHndizu
=. Frpnce must ultimately enguif
Europe, or EarOpc crush FRANCES of this
lSt am certain" The vanity Of DO
l4'icai prophecy could not ha better ex-
v'npiili"G than by the facts that. while
happily no one OF these grave contin-
crmciGS has arisen, the writer Of the
;rovc lines became, only sixteen years
L,trr, cabinct minister i'll n govern
L,cnL on the best Of terms With Fraucc.
Y,d his son was until his death Euglrsh
a&l9l.'s~Gor ia The ErarGh republic.
-. ..a.---
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-26
-, , ,caSOn tosrtncr.

IL, .cason Josctncr.
Here a firm, one of the
largest the world over il
has grown, step by step.
through the years to great
ness and it sells patent
medicines ugh /!
" That's enough -
Wait a little
This firm pays the news
papers good money ( expen-
slve work, this advertising J
to tell the people that they
have faith in what they sell,
So much faslh that if they
can't benefit or cure they
don't want your money.
Their gmaa antee is not in
definite and relative, but
definite and abSOlute-if the
medicine doesn't help, your
money is san caM."
Suppose every sick man
and every feeble woman
tried these medicines and
found them worthless, who
be the loser, you or they?
The medicines are DR.
P;erce's Golden Medlca
Discovery" for blood dis.
eases, and his "Favoritc
Prescription" for woman
peculiar ills. If they hell:
toward health, they cost s.
q bottle each If they
don't, they cast u0fhsv2g I
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-26
JOINT STATEMENT
DF AUDITORS AND TREASURER
OF IIGNO COUHTH.

for the Quarter Ending Dec. 81
TATE OF NEVADA.
County of Elko. f''''
AUDITORS OFFICE.
JAP >, IS.t2
TO the Honorable Board Of Comfy GonIala
siOners of Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We hCr:wftn submit our Quar-.
ely Report of the Enhances of tho CCa4ty
r the quarI"r cndirg Dee. 81, le9l.
GEo. H.AErGs.
Auditor,
JAS. CLARE,
Treasurer.
Bye. w. HULL, Deputy.
RECEAP1S FKOM ALL SOURCES.
al in Treasury Sept 50, ~ 81, $40 l.
Fees col. by officers. 5SS 80
ion license, Sheriff 1857 %
lam 500 %
or prop, 81 Assessor 3OG 80
'oll. 81, Assessor. 3l6 90
.lko spec school 81
Assessor 80. i ia
Penal Fines. ...... 60 %
Tuition Non-Hesi-
dolJ5 i1llio 5 DiEt So 80
Tax ~ N9t Proceeds
Mines, Asses ,or. 1881 80
Poll tax, II, Il Rac'r 1,644 0O.
zeal y Per prop tax
ra< Eoc'r 1892 81
Elko SIP Sch ooi 81 by
Tax kec'r. ..... 9l5 So.
out y Prup'Ly Srrd 90 GO
,dv drlGt LdX lS91 2 90
Del. * ~ = } It; 1881 1917 IS
% per 81 dCl'cJ 1891 1872 %
o per.Gt del 2oii 81 Il 90
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-26
SUMMARY.
Total Disbursements 54, $50 o.

Bal in Treasury ...... 81, $50 Z.
The above amount stands to the
credit of the several funds lis per
Trcasurer's Sal. Sheet, dated Jan. 1.
1892, hereto attached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
HONOR FOR THE MINISTER TO FRANCE.

A TESTIMONIAL BANQUET PROPOSED on HIS
RETURN HOME.
Baltimore March 17.-Undcr the caption DVe
Him Rouslng Reception" The Journal OF Com
mcrcc" OF Baltimore will say In Its issue OF Satuuay'
March 49,
The interesting zeal of the Hon. Whtcaw he'u;;
United States Minister TO France In the proHouoh VI
measures for an increased trade between inc TWO ~
publics has attracted universal attention ana amnso
10 his wclLmcrlted popularity among MS Fellow
cOuntrymen His services alone In having tne ma,
kct, OF France opened to American pork enute MN =
high place In tho esteem OF American exporters ana
the trade generally Many other matters OF great
importance to both counties have also been pro-
posed and satisfactorily arranged by Minister kelu.
France has expressed regrets At the resignation OF
Mr. Reid and gave him a farewell reception such as
has never before been rendered retiring representative
from any country, ard the merchants OF the ohtcd
States should welcome him home In some manner III
Journal Of Commerce would suggest as n suitable
manifestation OF the approval OF Mr. Reids course III
France that all the principal Boards OF Trade ana
commercial bodies Of the country unite In tcndenng
him banquet In such one OF the cltcs as may DC
determined upon. In this way Mr.. Rclh would mect
the representative business mon OF every city, H.
tribute OF th, kind would show the representatives.
e the United states In foreign countries that thelr
lab0rs In behalf Of their country are properly ap'
preclatcd and In consideration OF his pre- eminent ser
vices IL would be especially appropriate to tender the
first OF such tributes to Minister Reid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

all the counties OF Western New-York. The unanimty
OF expression upon the part OF Democrats OF all classes
conditions and calings has been observed by those
who have been engaged In the work OF obtaining sig
natures to the enrolment lists favoring the May con-
yenton Acknowledgement Sheehan's action In
sending state empoye to Buffalo ten days ago with
long typewren interview for publication denouncing
the anti-machine movement has given encouragement
to his opponents who interpreted 1t as an admission
that Mr. Shcehan frightened by the reports that
he had heard and thought it necessary to try to coun
teract tie work OF the ant-II committee. They say
that he made bad political blunder In so doing ana
helped to crystalline the opposition to Hill. Reports
from Monroe County show that the movement is max
ing fine Roadway there and that every one OF the eight
counties In the With Judicial District Is perfectlng
It's organization. Some Of the abest Democrats In
all parts Of Western NewYork are said TO be actively
enlisted In the demonstration. The cleveland
Democracy Club OF Buffalo expects to send deega-
ton $50 strong to Chicago to shout for Grover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
I1a1rAys AND THE co1UMBUS statue.

The New-York Representatives OF the Committee Of One
Thousand Italians for the erection OF monument in New
York memory OF Christopher Couhbus met last night
at the rooms OF the Italian Independent Club No 23'
East Fourteenth.st Carlo Bsrsot proprietor Of I'll
progreso ItaoAmercano" delivered long address ana
read some from Italian Deputies and Senators who
promised 70 aid him free transportation OF The
monument Italian ship-of-wor. The SPEAKER also
read some letters from Monsverdr and puan'e
and from other as who said that the work was one OF
the finest productions Of the last twenty-five years Tho
Worlds Fair Committee OF Chicago had asked MI Baro'ti
u induce the committee 20 postpone the unwilling OF the
monument until April, 1893 but be- had obtained tho
Views Of arge number subscribers. and all refused To
change the historical date and tho unwilling VIII take
place October IL. The speaker proposed com
mee OF twenty-five persons who VIII lie In charge Of the
fair and exposition which IL 70 be held ut Castle Garden
next June and who will also have charge OF the fecep
ton monument from Italy, In August ana Of 'he
ceremonies at the unveiling OF the statue
The following Executive Committee was elected rfesi'
dent Carlo parsott yiccpresidents. c. A. b"rauon FL
sno spinett treasurer. Giovanni staraee secretaries
Ernesto Tcadi Giuseppe Mafefrlri directors j. Cavag'
marc L. Ptmon.e Fran Frugcne, Bef. Sio'snnoni fre'
lessor O. O. Goribadi. l.. Merino, p L. oppri o. fnsr
Professor Giovanni b. Turin r. Volpe' d. a. Ssni "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
WEDDINGS PAST AND 10 COME.

A Quiet wedding took place yesterday Mt noon
when Mrs Louise Marshall kcrnochan, widow OF john
A. Kernochan was married to William Pollock, q
Ftttshcld Mass. at the home OF the bride. No lo2
Madisonavc. The ceremony was performed by the
Row David J. BurTe OF tho Collegiate Church, Fifth
ave. and Twenty -ninthst. There were present only
relatives OF the pair, Including Mr. and Mrs James T.
Kcrnochan, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic kernochan MT
and Mrs. J. J. wysong. Joseph Kernochan. Mrs.
Frank Kcrnochan, Mr. and Mrs Carr, and Mr. ana
Mrs. Edward livingston. The bride is sister OK
ars. j. J. Wysong She Is possessed OF great wealth
The bridegroom has recently obtained divorce from
his first wife. After the wedding breakfast Mr. and
Mrs william Pollock started for Il Southern trip.
Tho engagement was announced yesterday OF Miss
Isabel Bend daughter OF William bend OF St. Paul.
Mum 10 George Edward Wood, OF Newfork
Chicago March II (speciaD-Much interest was at
tached 10 the wedding this evening OF Miss Louise ID.
Colyer. OF Tacoma granddaughter Of the Rev. DR..
Robert Collyer who came from Ncw-York % oficate
ut the ceremony uniting her TO Dr. Charles +. Noycs,
Young dentist OF this city. The Wedding took place
NJ tho home OF Mrs. Sarah Il. Moore, the maternal
grandmother OF the BRIDE who has had the care OF her
snce the loss OF her mother. In early childhood She
rns attended by Miss Halle W. Kerr OF Bncyrus,
ohio and tho best man was j. W. foungman, OF Cleve
land
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DIED.

DAcoy-A the residence Mrs y cr S1sHs gsiss
SON " the as Es Bse ass@ a. hs
Funeral Services Utica saturday afternoon az o'clock
hG aF5s b; .e5 os@s S0 ca aav
Funeral services at ST MsTk n sTYs Of Tain leaving
Grand Central Depot at p m. special car VIII
Ter q T. and Sophia Ts5hSos and wife of Charles
services saafdSy March 10 a. p M from her late
HALsTEAD-on Wednesday, March TO- 1892, Elizabeth
Hssteed 4 the Ish year q her 1gs Harrison
T. Y, Saturday, March 49, 1897, at p. m.
j. Of Ma as Adeph N e
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MAcpoNALD-on March, the 18th inst. Peter MacDon.
aid AID. In n, his 1;oS Sl,F 6 ysaS;,
MAMMA, Nyack The Hpd.on March 1s ls9:: osorSe
Mann, Of the late Jonas Mann OF syracuse ~ l.
i h%@Tnss e private H11 1t''''''' '' 'N''
MILLER-In BROOKLYN on Tuesday, March TO- Henry
Rcatyes and friends are invited attend the funeral ser
his late residence 100 St. Felixst' on fnoay
Interfnent at cypress Hills Saturday morning.
ct fas asPss 81, city,
IL George Montgomery. NJ D.. of NewbuIypore Mass 10
1n SaS eSH 'i at NcwiC bur Mass
REEvEs-on Tuesday, March Is Hannah Reeves, in the
.a5 rgscsSg r'es 40 2 fssass T..
Brooklyn. on Friday. at p. M
Kindly omit flowers. -
RUTIIERrURD-s Suddenly. Thursday March IL. 1897.
Torisa NJ Iutherfud dau ght.r OF Lewis NJ. Rnther-
inrd esq, Of New-York. and the late Margaret b.
Rutherfurd
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
STEwART-Ir Paris France Monday. the 18th Of
March, John III. Stewart, United States Consul ss
Antwerp
SUTTON-At Greenwich Conn. Thursday March II. 1S92
Jane sutton widow Il the late Allen sutton. .
Funeral Friends Meeting House, in Purchase. ~ 1.'
on sunday. March 20, at IL o'clock a. M
Carriages meet the 95 a. train from Grand Central
depot White Plains
VAN wAGEN EN-On wednesday. March 10 1892; Emm.
Pothga wife ~ Tdwari A. Van Wagenen and daughter
OF the late james f.. Bahgate.
Funeral her residence, No 23 Mount Peasant
ave Newark y j.. Saturday, March 10 Of 80 IN.
wALDRoN-wldow Of late Cornelius J. waldron. in her
sSth year March 49, 1892 ,
Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services
her late residence POS East 2dst saturday at p M
| WFSSELLS-Suddenly, on Tuesday, March 18th,
Catharine L. zobrlske. widow OF the late Vessel
Vessels, aged II years.
Relatives friends invited TO attend the funeral from
her late residence Fast 36h-st, Friday Of 10 a. M
Kindly omit flowers.
YOUNG-On March 18TH a.:er short illness, Elmer w.
third Of Carrie L. and the late jenkins b. In the
18th ~ his age. -
Funsral services Friday, March 18TH o'clock at Lex:
| ngton Avenue Bapts: Church, Lexington-ave ana
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