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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-10
". ]. CortheII, GOrham, Maine.
Sheriff Sale.

SOMERSET, So
Taken this fourth day of November 4. D.
1892 on an execution dated October fourteenth
A. D. 1892 issued on a judgment rendered by
the supreme judicial court for the county of
Somerset. at term thereof begun and held on
the third Tuesday of September a. u, 1892, to
wit on the sixth day of October A. u. 1892, in
favor of Henry D. Patterson of Skowhegan,
county of Somerset, and against Mike Barney
and Mary A. Barney, both of Skowhegan in
said county, for The sum of hftyiv dollars
and eighty cents, debt or damage, and ten
dollars and thirty one cents costs of suit, and
will be sold by public auction to the highest
bidder at the Office of 5. b. futile in Skowhe-
gan in said county, on the sixth day of Decem-
Der A. d. 1892, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon,
all the right in equity which Mike barney and
Mary A. Barney have in and to the same, or
had on the twenty fifth day of June a. D. 1892,
at nine O'Clock and thirty minutes in the fore
noon, the time the same was attached on the
writ in this suit to redeem the following de
scribed real estate, to wit; Il certain tract or
parcel OF land with the buildings thereon,
situated in Skowhegan in said county, and
State of Maine, aud bounded and described as
follows to wit: BEGINNING on the east side of
North street at the southwest corner of land
now or formerly occupied by william Murray,
thence easterly on the south line of said Muir
rays lot eight rods to post, thence southerly,
parallel with North street, four rods, thence
westerly parallel with the first mentioned line
eight rods to said North street, thence north
erly by said North street four rods to the hrSt
mentioned bound containing thirty two square
rods being the same premises that was con
veyed to Mary A. Barney by Isaac Dyer by his
deed dated June eleventh a. u. 1892, and re
corded in Somerset Registry of Deeds, Book
2ls Page $3.50, to which deed and record of same
reference may be had for a more definite de
scription of said premises, the same being sub
ject to a mortgage to the Somerset Loan and
Building Association, recorded ia Somerset
Registry of Deeds, Book 2l3, Page l02, dated
June eleventh 4. %. 1892.
Dated at Skowhcgau the fourth day of NoNcm-
Der A. %. 1892.
j. IL MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff.
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Fire in the furniture store OF Whidden,
Seayer & CO.. Bosom, led to the destruc-
ton by water of So. 900 To $50 90 value of
furniture.
The John Cobb Shoe company of Au
burn, Me. has assigned
The Coos Pulp and Paper company has
been organized at Portland, Me.
Colonies Strcator and lIawkin, were ac-
quilted of assault in the Iams case.
The whaling bark Helen Nun was
crushed by ice aud thirty-live Of her crew
lost.
The Frenchmen Interested in the Pan
anna canal have applied to the Columbian
government for an extension of one yer
on the time allowed for resumlng worN
OBITUARY.
Martin Norton OF Falles Station. Conn.
died from hydrophohia.
Richard Bell, the Oldest hasI,er in W Ii
street, died AT the age Of 81
Joseph G. Bracket Of the firm of Braeh
EFT Bros, Biddeford Me, died at the AZ
of 10
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CONDENSED NEWS.


A woman at Russell, Mass. was fatally
,hot by her nephew.
There is case of smallpox at the State
hospital, New Haven.
y Lynn Democratic torchlight process
zion brought out 2ot0 paraders.
Jerry McGllycuddy, "a Lewiston (Me)
Murderer, has been released from prison.
Coney island bids $4,000 and New Or
leans Sio,ooo for Middleweights Hall and
Fit
The Boston and Maine has been petit
toned for faster trans between Boston
and Portland
\ Springfield tMassl school boy has
been arr, sted charged with attempting to
burn school building.
An appeal to voters of Massachusetts has
been made hy the Prohibition party and
signed by very many clergymen.
An agreement has been reached between
the Boston Granite Manufacturers e.ssoci-
alton and the Boston branch Of the Gran.
it, Cutters Natioua union.
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A rival of the whisky trust has started
in Chicago.
The resignation of the CHILEAN cabinet
is reported
Captain Andrew and his little boat are
in London.
Coal cars went through trestle at
Honey Brook, Pa.
The Columbus co. street railway is
tied up by a strike.
According to General Miles an Indian
outbreak is imminent.
Archbishop Walsh is expected to be
present at the Worlds fair
Burgess McLuckie has resigned from
the Homestead (Pa.) council.
Gravel cars were telescoped by passen-
ger train near Greenvlle, o.
Three men assaulted and robbed Cam
bridge (MassJ man in broad daylight.
An anti-Catholc demonstration in Lon
don at the lord mayors banquet was for
hidden by the police.
Ocean vessels experienced very rough
weather, notably the Pavonia out of Bos-
ton, and the City of Belfast.
James Cogswell of Gilmanton. n H.,
eX-sheritf of Belkuap county, dropped
dead while on his way to town meeting
Giuseppe ANGOLA, an Italian non-uuion-
list was attacked on Dickson street, Home
stead, Pa, and beaten in most brutal
manner by two men, presumably strikers.
OBITU AIRY.
DIR. r. c. Abbott, president of the
Michigan agricultural college, is dead.
Mrs Ella ii ll weat her Hoff Imam. widow
of John T, Hoffman, died at New York, in
the 5Sth year uf her age. She was The
daughter of Henry Starkweather, vino was
for many years II prominent merchant in
New York She was married to Coy
ernor Hoffman on Jan. 10, 1854, and her on Y
child living is Mrs. Edward Slndford who
has made her home in Paris.
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g That boy!

He is late again Don't blame
him. You may have no reason to.
Has he watch to 60 by? Why
don't you buy him new, quick
winding Waterbury, 1t costs only
81 for time; Cup 10 ten dollars if
You include >tyleJ 1t winds in tlve
seconds and looks as handsome as
i tiity-dollar watch.
1t Keeps time and will keep him
upto time will teach him the value
OF saved minutes and help you to
keep sweet. Get him watch.
All jewellers sell the new quick
winding Waterbury IN every
STYLE nickel coin silver aud
filled gold. for men wnmenani
youngsters S. to srs. Ma
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Total ......--.... 2'tt} Xxi lb..hH
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle
pr lb dressed weight Choice. rt.f,lc pr lh
first quality. 5tGc; second quality. FJAiiac;
poorer grades OF coarse oxen, COWS, bulls, etc
el@031ic pr H. live weight.
l'riccs for western beef cattle pr 100 lbs lis,
weight Choice, $500 10; second quality,
stdg4 -; Tia rd quality. SN3 -; poorest
grades of coarse oXcn, COWS. bulls, stag~,
Texans, Colorados, etc, 81 J"t1 ~
Hides Brighton hides lie pr Id, brighton tai
low, iGDilpc; country tallow, . n. G.; country
hides. Nttt4c, lamb skins. tsdsHc each; sheared
skins, :Yriac, bull hides &c pr 10.
Working oxen The offerings were fair and
of poor grade, being taken only for
slaughter
Northern and eastern beef cattle The sup
ply somewhat heavier than lnst week with
The demand slow till late in the day, WHEN IA
few head were sold. Quotations remain I'M
changed.
Mich cows and sprngers The receipts for
the week figure up IA total of about l;%j head
with the demand slow
Sheep and lambs The receipts were trifc
heavier than week ago,with the demand fair
and prices unchanged, except on extra lots.
week wefe 6t5. Trade opened quiet when the
the stock arrived which near noon and
values ruled ady rs in the past few weeks.
Bobs were OF ed at 81 70 a. - each, and were
taken by the minor butchers.
Western b. + cattle-Owing to the heavy
shipments be ny made, the total receipts
figured M IT,, ri.rluHus. No salrs were quoted
al the scale Louise, but prices of one week ago
were sustained.
BnGGnroN. Mass, Nov. 9. Amount Of live
CT I lao lot.
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THE BOSTON MARKETS.
The Quotations.

HAY Prime hay, slsals ~: fancy, sl9; fair
~ good: SlGGCl -. eastern fine, $40 Jhgla; poor
10 ordinary. slttfli; eastern swale. Sanll;
choice rye straw, sltdoia oat straw, ssg ~;
sack spring bran for shipment sl5 p; sack
winter SldGl6 "a; middlngS, Sl,@lH cotton
seed meal. - = for shipment; spot, 81 30 OLD
process ilnSccd meal, e@oU-b ~ per ton IN ssic
Mai Choice kiln dried cornmc al for ex-
port, :! go -; bag meal II 4Dl %; yellnw
granulatcd, - a,tl.iS Oatmeal Is quoted at
s. .satt5 ~ for ground and rolled, 50 JtGb 80 for
cut Rye l. quoted nj i5c for dealers and Jt
for rnuhi lot, II arrive. Rye flour - sd9d 70
per hhl Tor round lots, with Jobbers prices at
49, H.
BUTTER Western extra creamery, 211ei12sc;
fame, we'll known, higher; lirsts and extra
hl-t- 21I,.,ic; imitation creamery, 2ldlSjc; fac
2Slgc; New York and Vermont dairy, a L. g,
eastern creamery, good To choice, @lgtL@, 81,
jobbing prices, IL higher.
Corn The uHntat tons on Chicago No. yel-
low, to arrive are ut 53l.a5iC, with No. vel
low AT j4lsc. lie spot arket is iirmer. with
sales OF steamer yellow Al 5i[ec, and me mar-
b5lgc; steamer GLOW dls4 5'c; steamer MIXED.
bS13io; no graue. AVlth.
APPLES GraVcn~tcins, S'd35 %; No. Bald
wins. Il - u! =: NJ. :, 81 FOL -; greetings,
S3t2 -; King. - 'biI3: Hubbardsions, u 40 ..
-: Maine HarNcys, = A5d2 -, SNOW apple
= 3 pound ssNret-, 80 ~; pippins 81 A.
y: sweets, 81 1fHl -, common apples, i3Uft
Ma lroN t>p LAWNS Choice to fancy spt t.-
lant1,. ~ -. IA, I" quality; common To s#a ,
Gus. Chicago mutton, ,MSlec; yearlins-. T..
Slpc: choice, htass brishtons, sll!C; clue
eastern yea =, il'; common 10 good, . e..
Brighton and II a., iuAetllc.
InI NrOES huHiton and Aroostook hchro =.
in bu K, Ssp a. ip>c. 81; New \ ork NtH
htar- and bursauLs. .nGg,5c; F. T. |. che ~
goes 6ac. .lcr~l1 double-hetdcd sweets Ii u
inal nj - .jF.i Jersey, bulk and clotn, .
~; Nlrginlns, - mi: %
OA1., The cost I'll OATS to arrive is hiehef,
and 50 is the hane market. Chicago CHI 81,
hit.
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BRIGHroN. Mass, Nov. 9. Amount Of live
stock on the market
Tntnl

Prices for western beef cattle pr 100 lbs
Choice. II jDiti ~; secoHd quality, st0t p.
third quality, - 2t9l IN: cnarse grades
cattle and Texan steers, y ~ to ~ pr 100 lbs
live weight.
WORKING oxen But few pair were offered
for safe on the market and the demand was
very light.
Northern and eastern beet cattle The sup
ply was some what lighter than one week ago,
but fully up - the requirements of the de
mand. Extra cattle sold quick to butchers
AT fair price
Mich COWS and springers The market VA,
fairly we'll supplied with slow demand.
Veal calves The receipts were somewhat
lighter than one week agu,Nlth a fair demand
on good grade of stock. Value. remain the
same.
sheep and lambs Trade continued fair on
good grade OF stock, other than that values
were tribe OH
Western beef cattle The greater portion of
the stock was consigned To sanshtcrcrs, and
taken directly To the slaughter h1u~'s. \ fcw
sales wern made to outside butchers but at
private terms.
Poultry ABOUT 1870 lbs sold AT 12l.ffl3c pr
ID, live weight.
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detective hillcd by IA Thief.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4-John J. Carey, a
detective connected with the central utptc,
WAS shul dead last evening by ID lan-
chard. d thief, whom the detective had III
DIV
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CORHAM
Normal School.

NEXT TERN BEGINS
y N ov. lS, '92.
Tuition and t-xt-tooks free, Bourd Reasonable.
An unsurpassed cha &c for Il real practical profession
nj training dhti'
For irr. ipu "a address
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THE CATTLE MARKETS.
Doings at Brighton and Waterfowl for
the Week Ending Nov. 9.

WArERTow Mass. Nov. 8. - Amount Of
live .lnek on thn mArkeL.
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Professor Charles A. Seeley of Mou
Vernon, n y. is dead
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SPECIAL Notices.
Po-iOMce Notice.


Should be real daily by all nte' orted as changes may
Let;cls tor ioeisa need no, be specially ad;
des'ed Tor d,pa" 10 , q da a;Is Of BANKING nd
commercial documents, let ers not specially addressed
To.eien nails FOR Tle week ending pee mGer 81: VIII
cioc PomRay in all cases at ,a,s oTe b a Plata
coaat 80 Via irSla TRoMa, az s. Con a,O via
81 IhouSs Mar;ilique and GuadeouPe VIA Martinique
@ E and d. e, wH Mn sSs p mus. b.
directed per a2c3 At to 3 w. 70. Ts' NS' Via
cr MG SaIs, ,f !. GstuaS'. %,
ru TgESP pa Hal sasS a.? @ e
Hs PRf nus be d nsss lsm Iays s:
$s$SsA:; f. $,,;
ean d ISg' per va wssaad Via Antwerp
Tq be d , p BaS G. y Gano s@d
a. 'G 10 s SG caS per wa 40 tT Of Via
fs! ' II q osy%9 T, 4 So r.
F'siI Sa@s; ;s
Nd S Ind H eP se rS9 oD 'o
aInmo e! 10 M Is saasaS dis' se5
so Sfef for c 2 %m. 10 os South
En- sn PS p %u. be ely Per- c9 S'Ps
Es and % Ss pS directed Tor
sy sA1rE &orxsv end
amp,on mus, be directed 'per saal9 a $50 sap'
ar etT. Tor Ether part, Europe Be- eiT g I'd
Wlndw,d i,lo2G per s. H NJ ,ti deter: ,Sr
Mgre at 10 80 ~ 'V dpier f or
Iraecg sTrpna 1ol ly S1n a. II % for Cam.
pec6c Chara, ra6osco and Ygsatan. per = $ Iueatan
Mexican states. VIA Vera Cruz must be directed pr
at Il r. for a' or C or v ana Ports
and for Curacao Trinidad British and Dutch "ulan, must
by t 20 so rf f Foc IA and jamaica per
$ Aene ,ie,t rs FOR Jecme and AuxCayes layt mus
FER Ethiopia VIA Glasgow dstt.Ss NUT BE- b., direSts TED
s. Rotterdam via Rotterdam dtrrs mus, be directed
scMP 'a61 from on nv S a! 30 p M for s.
& 9 9 d pi ,nnG iI pr ap Bd rom
62 20 f p me- Ma Tor China japan ocsaas
80 D. m Mails Ter AG,ir,la Ne",Iaaha' 81 III
s sS'P P Spd e Sa%'Sa ls any W aa
TO- ga ora at NeM 9 @ for the hssHa T
o.ds per Australia rom San rranc,3 eioe ch hsS
S SaG JaP S VIA Evan yancouve specially odli only Gloss
l' oncc daily a. 80 p ,,o N M s,oo nor Close
ca ds 30 m ., M1 FOR sI Ma z. ,S.
by ran 10 80 ~ To , M Mails for Cuha by rail 20
Tampa Fla and thence by steamer CAL ~ Monceyss
Gna fr Meyco Owe lad unc.. spscay ad,
dressed for dispatch by steamer. close az this once day
TaHspaciac mails are Forwarded 70 San Frsnosco daily
and The ShSsT OF T' on IA S to San Francisco
Malls o the Fast arriving on p m% a. san thence the
mall clo: t p m rrSiC Sn d, Day ,er. o.
tho English Frsnh and German tca'ners az h hT e
main opcn until within Ter Minutes Of the hour OF SAIL
ing OF ''e''"'' ConSELIrs VAN coTT PO;, gDs
PostonIcc NNw.York y. Y. December % 1872
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rorEsTgL A VICTIM or Offers WILES.

St Louis Dec Cat is stated UNI III, go
A.. ,.,o As,,s,on+ CIV Treasurer &" EDDIE Focrstel
In o,o a., 600 or about half enough to make
cood the CITY Treasury shortage. All but Ta'oo' VI
tho amount is IN real estate Regarding his aHaHe'
former friend and a well known business man SAiu
fody: .
'W'h,n the truth Is known. II it Is ever Known, "
VIII be discovered that young Forester was ""'' ~
tool OF unprincp.cd gamblers anu oo'"u' '
who nlaved uron MS credu,ity in order that they
might .sa,her fldr own nests That Eddie F0ersicl
furnished the money advanced 10 the ely employees
with a commission taken out, Is gencraiN oeHcNe''
Not all Of IT, perhaps, but the bulk OF IT, anu .'"'
lie frequently furnished money to cash bogus oiucrs
also goes almost without the saying
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pr,pFrST or A sOUTHERS BANK PRESIDENT.

Memphis, Tenn. Dec. @4.-B. J. MaFhn' PRESIDENT
and acting cashier OF the deflnct EIporh b'i" ""o
secured his liberty few days ago was rear oe'c'
today near Memphis and taken TO Eupora at inc III
stance OF SOM. Of the depOstors. Martin asserts au
the assets are sufficient to pay of all Liabilities le
depusltors say there Is Discrepancy OF $1,000 l"'
wecks before the bank closed safe in the s'0ehouSe
Of Virgins Lamb, at Enporh' was down opc" 49,
Martin, bond for 10000. signed by the central
ttuoroutec Company Of NewlOrk, was eAtrhctei'
Money and other valuable papers In the eaie WERE
left intact Martin seen In Memphis on i"a""S
giving Day. but started at once for Ne" iorh. y
coward was offered FOR his capture ana seVcrIi oo'
-. -, ,,,. ,o>lon, for him. The agent for the Cen
,raI Guarantee Company DIR. Laurent cam" |" Mem
ph,s from New YORK. and after a consultation WIN
n. stockholders the chase for Marlin was c"ieu o'
lie returned to Memphis had IN interview WIN Nr'
Laurent and was placed uhdei "fres'' ~" ~
A., o,,,,,co, attorney for the bank, oTdcreN the
,, e. lac decl,red off and Martin was apparently
done with The affairs OF the DaNh'
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HELP THIS UORTHY CHARITY.

IL. EVERYBODY GIVE SOMETHING TO-DAY rOi'
1nE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
The collections taken up In The churches on Hospital
Sunday which thi, year happens to be on Christmas
Day Itself. supply fund for comprehensive work
among the poor and afflicted capaSle Of great good
II Is easy 20 conjecture what an Immense sum oi
money would BE- raised FOR this object, " eAch Ill
dvldual attendant at every church In the city nj every
service to'iy -hould give an average OF - TO 'hs
cause. and SGT in New York only about loo mgr ga
tiors contrbntc TO this fund, while In London the
ru,,, or risns above | 500 and where NewYOrk gives
Collars London ivcs pounds. In the latter city the
ord MAYOR is president and Of the organlza
,ru and collections for this object are 'ari up NJ All
the services on the sunday seq apart or the p"rl"'e
This year 800 raised from the coz
factions ut ST. paul's ard $3.50 from
those mt Westminster Abbey, In London IN l7JI
e,.GG5O was collected on Hospital sunday In Lon
DON In New York there is just rs vast held ior
.urh a charity 10 cover and such sum could be
collected here without any giver feeling ID" loss Of
his cortrlluNcn. Thu snail contributions, which III
tho aggregate would g % far toward Sweuihg
.,,,, that could be so appropriately distributed III
avenues where relief mus. necessarily b. applied necd
~, in any way tend to contract the larger eiits
made annually by the rich and ch1ritably disposed.
Tho rich can IN example for larger works In larger
folds. pmone those more largely endowed WIN
,,onrs ard they can also By smaller CONTRIBUTORS
invite other. not only Of corresponding wealth. bnI
those II smaller possessions, hut well able to CON
,r,blte q, the smaller scale TO funds drawn from
richer and more miscellaneous sources.
l. ". Klngwan. treasurer Of the Dry GOODS Aux
HAIRY Hospital SATURDAY and Sunday Association re-
ports collections as follows: Bliss. Fabyan 81 Co., NJ
C. D. Borden. William Isen & CO.. Townsend Yale,
" l. strong & CO.. Catln & CO.. James Talcott. J.
H. White & Co. Clarence Whitman 4 Co.. William
Ewart & son Gimlcd) Parker, Wilder q Co., Coiiin'
Alternus 4 Co., Dana, Tucker & Co., Frederick But
terned 4 Coz Lawrence q Co.. A. ID. Juillad & Co..
Ioy Langdon & CO.. Doering. Milliken d Co., W. H.
LANGLEY d Co., Faulkner. Page g. Co.. Wheelwrsh,,
Eidredge & Co.. Lawrence, Taylor Co., George n
Clark 4 Bro The Barbour Bros. CO.. David l.. Elm
stein george II. Byrd. smith. Hog & GaNner, "
Henry RothSchild a Co. TeHt, Weller & Co.. Durham.
BAclicy i. Co.. and joseph 1. Low &c Cl each BOO;
O'Jafye & IiEAus O. II. sampson & CO.. trclghton
4 NCrch. C. A. AuNrordt & CO., W. O. hitchcock
( Co. Greet & CO.. william OpNnhym & sons scheier,
scb,,rrl & Vogel. Abcgg & Ruscll, Frederick Victor
a ,.helS. william simpson. sons e co. sweetser,
Tcmhr1ot a c.: nacon. Baldwin & Co., and Wanskuck
ca each so: DcchorhOi. RanlOer & Co.; Within &c
collins George T. >ade. Jacob ;. Bernhclmer & Bro
Wc~,ci Joseph ~ HOLSTER. and Townsend q Montht,
each 80, total $500.
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AIDEET GALLUP.

been In the active practice Of his profession ior S
years lie WAS "A member Of the law iim Oh "'H"P
4 Hurry. no 30 Wllnam-st. Mr.. Gallup was N!S'
appo,nted a Park Commissioner IN July D. 1907 -
uoyor Grant 10 succeed stevenson TOwle' re''5n'"
lie wos roappoiutrd for full five years term J."
MAY last In 1892 he was elected president 81 INC
park Board and served In that capacity Tor t"'
yesrs. Commissioner Paul Dana was his successor
lie was An enthusiastic member of the Nau'"'i
cnad md was ncivc In organizing the signal ooFp'
- tbo First Hrigado and became L. captain fir
,louS "a this he was assistant Asifal oIhceF Oh INV
tan q, Brgad,er-G encrL Louis Fitzgerald D1'4"h
tho rocont strike trouble at BlfaiO captain '"''iP
was present with his corps aud rendered h's"I
og,cI,nt service. receiving complimentary m""Uo"
,-ou Acknowledgement Josiah Porter lie was ITO
outbor o, a manual on military signalling VINO" Is
ohor, IN bo issued " thu Applet,us OolMi'''oi'''
oaurp WA, a m mbcr Of the unlon, the calumet inc
uotr 'ootan the St. Anthony, The GrJI"r ana ''o
Corn'h.an YacLt cubs.
The Park Commissioners met - ti''r "'''.'' !" '''
Fnicraut saving. institution bullGn- Yesterday A"d
President Paul Dana announced IA icrl"- terms tAe
deatb ~ their colleague. Appropriate resolutions were
y" Grant sid yes,ciday That IL was not proDable
,ba, ne would appoint Commissioner HilIuP > S" r
49, Inf wsud ~ Conformity with ih' ponce ~
b,r unnnunccd rr,arliu. pending Nd'Hli' &C. INN
nj " ~ ihe 0,hnrs 20 ~ successor. .
The funeral ~ Nj. Gallup VIII t'hc Iia,1 IL 40
T,s.iay nj Grace Protestant Episcopal 'huwh; AT
.9o a. m The burial will be 40 Providence Il. l.
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J. Vnn Dussrn Reed. who with his family h"' Dor"
uonr IN Paris FOR wears died at us ho'h'' ~"
% Rue Nnrloeuf. on Soyemse. 26. II" particulars
y, us nl1cSs were not learned until the arrival II
Vow. York o, his widow nnd daughters ie" d'>
aco Mr. Reed came from Paris 70 NeW'loiR !aAl
October and passed feS we"As here soon oi'er MS
arrived IN Paris ho was seized With paeumonia' when
brought on complication OF diseases The III.
mediate cause 81 Ne death was pl"uropn"hH'h" anu
Kidney trouble Mr. Reed WAS In lis hity-io"'l'
var. and was A native Of SewYotk Ito was laTEeF
interested In mechanical Inventions and hal pi"''u
rnany practical Inventions In England and the h'"i
State. At tie TIN" OF III, death }" was at the h'"n
~ the Eureka Flre HoS, company I'm THIS city, ana
was interested IN several English >rrdcat''
In les MIR Reed received tie cross o. INC
rerto, Of Uocor IN Pars ;or some %. Ms ln'cniou''
Ills widow WIS the daughter 90 'Hmu"l Ni'.'''i'
dn,ing Ms he prominent N"w-Yo'h merchant.
Three daughters survive HIM. Marie. llorcnce ara
G,-,rrdc Mr. Feed owned The hors" ~. Wash
ingon Square. where ho lived FOR many years before
Going abroad. During Their residence In Plr' IN!
C,n'l,s Mr. and Mre. Reed were popular III Inc -
society II T. probable that after aclu-ul- h'r
husbands affair MI. pced VIII rfUn - Aulfi pc
,tl,b her daughters 10 Is supro-d th1t Mr t''t
ia , handsome fortune. Furcgi -0rFccs were h,ll
f., ,h. American Chanel IN tho Avenue DC INlihl IAll
IN November 80. Ar. Eocd's DDiy was t"mpo'"nb
hurled In Paris.