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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07
stsam,. Up,. Tn. Aroorlngs Cast on.

Majestically the great ocean grey hound
leaves the dock and steams down the river
outward bound. But are you, my dear str,
prepared for the sea sickness almost always
Incident TO o TRANSATLANTIC trip, with the
iniallible stomachic, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. II not expect to suffer without aid.
The Bittars is the staunch friend OF oil VINO
travel by SEQ or land, emigrants, tourists,
commercial travellers, mariners. It COM
pletely remedies nausea, biliousness,. dys-.
pepsia, rheumatic twinges and inactivity Of
the kidneys.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07

THERE Is O good deal Of Gospel in tn
right kind of handshake.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07

IT may have been observed that coasting
as an amusement has its drawbacks.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07

DR. T. ]. WILLIAMSON, Eustis, Fla, says:
The bottle Of Bradycrotine you sent me was
given three ladies who were suffering from
taneous and very satisfactory. Soc
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07

TEE worst troubles anybody has are
those that never happen.-Ram's Horn.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07

LUCK waits for Q train; pluck builds Q
railroad.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07

MOONLIGHT Is sculpture; sunlight ID
painting.-Ha
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07

For Cough or Sore Throat the best medi-
cine 10 Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-11
sualems arniea salbe.

Dte Bette gable Der Welt fur e&nitit, Nu,if6un,
seH, @efHwhre, gtebers unb SautsGusf6laa, Slefte,
aeiprpnsene Sdnbe, GroRbeuleu unb ale 6auttranf,
6stten; furirt Sdmorrbotben ober teine Besabluu9.
Soltss .8ufrteeenteit aaranttrt cher tas Gelb ptrt
3arnderftattet. Is Gents ne SGo6teI. Bum 8eriaui
Wtplefale
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-11

Qaes, mas in ben beiten 4potbee
ten 5a baben 1T, bel s obn @. & 0 If,
farmers Drug Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

P0stOalce y office.
Should read daily all interested. changes may
occur at any tn.e.)
Lottery for foreign countries need no. be specially sd
@ ie' es Sd To s BY % u banking and exec"
cIcs dSeu%.s letters no; Specially addressed being
TOSsigS malls for uhe week ending. March l2 Will
'lI'S SBES,sSRyA g S' ! n: S;s Is
Ss a from m s'ss'' ana SsysSa
q ae g 1Hd Sr Tnxs ' md Rs from s. S
and sfsS'. t 10 ssS1; .sss 9a'
70, EaSd Sst t2 % g ys 80 mr.
s. s 5. Sel R| !: a m ss
sa$s Ss Ss j.S.is ~ 5 $sSs:, "a ri: a.
fer B %s Be dire dss p'
S rs "a n.y. for fao R s' d HS a.
r diS,s 3ssss 10 s; H ssa ye9a te $
roroI per newport VIA Colon dettes for Gaar%ai
sT.s p f'si a5saa otad; ps.s Mssss
mSs.ar y 40 M for BERMUDA per- Trinidad =
80 !S S.sS.s r. , "a
Truxllo and Ruotan. per J. oteri. Jr nom New
I? 30 4. for Franc. s IsaTSa
qTs: for sns Tssy n Tnfs dd ana
QetNr must be directed per Hekla az ~ III. ior
S Ss'q H,s sG Of EUROPE Rr va @ and
b. directed y, .sas s for m sss Be- d
'per Ceassla"l e. a. M for Nstnerlsna; Sr,it ss
pg SS st am r TtTs .r for e e
o.1e, M,ssn s. sats' va vs G9
eyn cumaps and Csrla9S per 70, rns w IT, ~
wiis@ iir' az II Complementary \ 30 1 T. m!
rcr a@msi and AUX cayo. be drsccd 'psr AIsns,
., II Complementary ~ M FOR venezuela exesps
ouFisaS also saSSi'iis We Curacao. ~ ve9ezucs
etrs og other Gca"bn PSr1 mgy' o. m for a
Jsn~iro and La Plata countries via RIO Jrnelro per
Ia place at p for Puerto cortez' per = s. Kong
srY T1,Ss o e. ss,'' Ha Us " iS g.
Malls for Chna and Japan per > $ cry q Picking from
San Francisco eioS Gs dali, UP 70 March g. 10
TIC s sss b:1. ,y - ~" g nsggsS
rs Z, = p and sa NOAH p MSsSs
m m ST on o sta a. . Tor S.A An.
n iris s' Office daily at p Mails for MiauelSn:
to- T,@ Sa Fla and theme steamer sailing onds.
daIy at 10 o M Malls Tor Mexico. overland. uns~s
srse,y addressed for dispatch by stomer. close at TIL,
Trans Pacific mails forv rrdcd 70 san FNnci.eo daily
OF their uninterrupted overland transit 70 San Francisco.
Mails from the last arriving ON time At san francisco
the dav Or shng Of stencrs are dispatched thence
Registered mail closes a, p. m. Previous day.
tho RnsS md -reach stsamr at tho hour Of closing q
suppen entary mails at the Postoee which remain opea
Yo,on..o S ssSYois. NJ r. Mach T. isss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
RABBI MENDES OCT or DANGER.
THE MAN WHO SHOT HIM NOT YET FOUND BY
TIE POLICE.


The police In the Mercerst. station Informed
yesterday that the Rev. Dr. Henry Pereira Mcndes,
who was shot In the left side at his home, No. West
Ninthst. on saturday evening out of danger and
probably would recover IN few days. Captain
Ryan ana his detectives said they had found trace
Of Jose Messachki the man who inflicted the worid.
We have not been able 10 DR.. Mendes yet said
Captain Ryan, and informed by member Of
his household that he may be unwilling to make n
complaint II we find the man who shot him. II was
not until two hours after the shooting occurred that
l was able to find out who committed the crime
The detectives sad they had learned that Messachk
was a weleducated man who had travelled over the
greater part Of the world and spoke several language
He was In business IN Alexandria, Egypt, when the
British feet bontaried that city and he lost most Of
his property at that time. ne went TO some part OF
Russia where he assistant rabbi About four
years ago he came 10 this city and tried TO engage
in business At the Office VI the United Hebrew
Charities in sccOnd-ave. lie made complaint that he
had lost money account Of the failure Of Hebrew
firm In the city 10 send goods 10 point in the
south rs he had directed. lie wished - get tho
services # a lawyer IN bringing a suit against the
firm. Ills complaint was dismissed as 1t was
INVESTIGATED. since then lac has been known at several
Of the synagogucs In the city applicant for
aims.
on Frduy evening, the detectives said. MessachM
had q long conversation with Dr. McndcS In the house
in West Nlnthst d.. Mcndes recently hai sent letter
to Mr.. Frank superintendent Of the United Hebrew
Charities, recommending that Messachk be sent back
10 Russia. Mr. Frank the detectives That Mcssachk!
was suffering from consumption aud probably would
not be able TO stand voJngc By way OF Glbrnltar.
santarum at NO 81 Div,lon-s:.. but al that place
the detectives tod that McsSacik not known
there Il Is believed tha he has Ecen siayng IN one
east Of the Bowcfy lately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
ND REGINALD UFBER BEDFLL.

DR.. Reginald Iieber Bedcll died yesterday morning
at his home, Onc-hundrcd- and seventy hfth-st ana
Bathgate-ave. from an attack OF the grip. He was
born In this city on June IL, lS4o'
received his education In Trinity school and Columbia
College. attended Bellevue for two years and was
graduated from the New-York lOmOeopatic College In
1872 lie was associated In practice with the late
DIR. Constantine Lppc Of this city un'il the time OF
tie lattcr's death. For several years he was pro
fessor Of minor surgery in the Womans Homeopathic
College in this city. He was member Of the liahnc-
mann homeopathic and County Medical Societies
Cr Bcdell a charter member OF the suburban
Club of Now York City and was for years member
Of the Republican County Committee He was also a
member OF Guiding Star Lodge, No. jG5 +. and A. NJ.
Few were better known in the upper part Of the
dty than Dr. Pcdell. He succeeded In building up
extensive practice. and his death was probably
fastened by overwork. In 1877 he married Emma
Halstead, OF Harlem (who survives HIM, daughter OF
tho late James 5. Halstead. DR.. Bcdel was son OF
the late William A. Bcden, Of fremont. The funeral
VIII be held at his h me tomorrow afternoon, AT ,
O'clock The Rev. Thomas X. Harris, the Rev. Albert
5. Hull and the Rev. II. Beiderbcck. VIII ofclate
The burial will be at sleepy Hollow Cemetery, larry
town, on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
Tho Schaus Collection of Paintings.

Tao Studio, February 275) -.
Probably the most valuable collection OF paintings uas
Year free exhibition et the Fifth Avenue
Art Galleries in New.York. Mr. william schaus l. 20
wen known collector thst tho sale OF his Pcture> has
been anticipated via, int rest end it viii take place "a
Tuesday evening, March sth There are oaly D-seNen
OF them but they represent Of the bestkaown nams
in world and include landscaps figures and .tll
and while views with partial eye the rnork,by inc
Group Of Cauie' by Van Mareke. another VIII pref
Troyon's equally pleasing Cows 81 pas'ura Two 9!
with the early moon and 'Thc Rainbow" are en- rmins
cXasnplcs this artists work. although small Alexander
I)saux Ia well Represented by HE very striking y.w 81 us
Castle a Landau FOREST OF font'!nebiean' ana
The oveSs q figure paintings viii find many strong
subjects % interest them Prominent among tnfin =
benjamin Constants "Otbeo Relating HIS Advntures."
painted In this artists usual mastcrly style the Moor
All alton before Dcsdopons. and her ator stated IN
the mari 10 porch Of the duca mansion Nlrrts Dress
tors shop carpfuy finished the putting the finish.
ing touches his toilet while his friend waits fcr him:
Cafanel's splendid lOrta. Nerss-a and Bassan3 VIII
with Gide's Charles TX and Catherine de Meseis.'
representing the weak young king ysding u ne pcsss
brought 70 bear upon hin. and signing te order 10, ths
piece "Cleobs and Bton." btthcrs. who are slain by
tho goddess Hers in her temple In response 70 the pay3
This Is on q Won stetten's masterrleces remarkably
spirited vigorously painted IL Morots ia Brave
Remarkably well. painted textures may 70 IN
sensible the touch and broad gold baets casped upon
roshy arms absolutely sllstehin1 In The light Jacquecs
''evcrlc' &c arrests the attention By the spiuels
expression on the face OF the BEAUTIFUL young subject
while Chde's Interesting work The Seamstresses"
equally attractive for It's perspective and nshs cheerful
uHs Fist Lesson by Liant er The bird ease in the
inmates what the pretty little kittens are 10 learn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
Every one who wishes 10 buy rent house In
town country should examine the little advertise
ments on the ninth page OF The Tribune
THE COlfPRESSED AIR DEAL"

Chicago, March @ (SpeciaD-Thc talk OF The city Is
the Compressed air denl" Every newspaper In the
city without regard TO politics expresses tic opinion,
directly or indirectly. that the Chicago Power supply
ana Smoke Abating Company franchise H. the biggest
Job timt e,ci went through the City Council Amaze
ment Is expressed all hands that the Mayor should
have signed tie ordnance hastily after declaring
only the DAY before that lie would first investigate
the matter 70 the fullest extent. z IS now said that
the company purposes lay condultS II can make them
II any size IL desires. The only limitation made BY tho
loosely constructed ordinance Is that iorbddns the
piping Of oil or gus. 4 who has been lnvesugat
ing That matter said that he felt satisfied that the
company probably would have a System Of pneumatic
tubing. \ high-pIessure water system Is the main
point contemplated. Tie question OF IA nigh
pressure water system IS ore that touches
the city Of Chicago IN tender spot.
For several year, successive administrations have con
s.dcivd the establishment Of such system, and lack
Of the necessary funds Is all that has prevented II being
donc. Such a service would ahatc In large measure
he SMOKE nuisance I'm the business district Of the city.
The City CauHcll. however has always been Jenlous
Of giving any power 10 transmit water to n private
corporation for fear o. the establishment OF high
pressure tyttcm. IL would OF course come Into direct
competition with tie ctys water works which
a OF enormous revenue. The city fatterS have
figured on augmentng this revenue largely at rs
early Il date g. possible. by the establishment Of a
hghprcssurc system aud they find that they have
given this now company The power?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
POLITICAL FUSION Is KANsAs.

Chicago. March lspccaD.-A dispatch from Topeka,
Kan. saws that the statement that - proposition for a
combination between the Peoples and Democratic
parti., had been submitted 10 tho state Democratic
Central Committee at Lcavcnworth was confirmed last
night by the election Of the Executive Committee Of
the Peoples party. Tho Democratic Committee ad-
0urnci wiu!out calling its convention 10 nominate -
state ticket and the Peoples Committee. which Assem-
bled for the purpose Of calling The Central Committee
together al once adjourned without making It's call
public. \ member Of the Peoples Executive Com
mittee Is authority for the story that the proposition
for combination has been practically agreed uirn a.
follows: The Democrat, will support the Peoples
electoral ticket and give them the entire state ticket
with the exception Of the Associate Jutioo rc Demo
Gratis viii ndor.c the Peoples Congressional nominees
in the FIVE districts represented by Alliance Con
gressnIrn. and the Peoples party viii ind"r,c Demo
cratic NOMINEES i'm the It and Id Districts now repre-
soutcd by Republicans, and give tho Democrats the
COngrcs,iial- at Largo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
PROTECTED ROAD IN MICHIGAN.


Detroit. Mich, March 6.-senator McMihh mas pr'"
in New-Yorls for several days In conference WIN
y W O'Br!en and L. W. Cottrcl OF THIS e''S' anu
Calvin : Prce and other Eastern captaiis'S' WIN
view TO building new railroad In the HoF'ncrn io"."
, A. cot,,en returned TO Detroit yesterday and
hos gone 4, Chicago to Sc Interested parties there
Arrangements for building the road were par'la'iy
competed and it is understood that work on inc foau
viii be begun at an early dav The new roee VIII run
fr,r Lake superior 10 Lake Michigan "i@i Ne"De'i'
rs headquarters. The terminus on tic .or'" wiz y.
Deer Point. or somewhere In the vicinity so As %
1o, rood borbor facilities. It VIII RUN t.rOnSh Luce
Comfy TO Ncwi,crry and thence southeast uirous"
Macldnac and schoolcrah counties to haroor rear
point seulchox about twenty miles east OF M"hstqne
ON Lake Michigan. The new road VIII not only ai'oru
better outlet for the output OF iron ana o,hcr PAM
~ vewborry but will make short cut from Lake
snnerior a. Lake Michigan Shipments IRON New
berry to iron concerns in Chicago can inns &c MAJ IN
sHnrt lime ns well shipments from Lake superior
nonis 10 Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TIE NEGOTIATIONS FOR WESTERN MARYLAND.

TIE NEGOTIATIONS FOR WESTERN MARYLAND
baltimore, March (>pcclali.-Wcst Virginia Central
Railroad officials deny that the Penn yvanla Rarcad
has anything 10 DO with their negotiations with Che
city authorities for the purchase OF the Western Mary
land. The policy Of the West Virginia Central has
teen bitterly attacked by the parties who represent
The railroad interest opposed t. the contemplated deal
The officers publish statement that the company IS
authorized 10 Issue bonds at tho rate Of $4,000 pr
mile Of completed road and the fact that less than
500 per mile Of completed road has been Issued
they hold, effectively controverts the charge that
dividends have been paid from the proceeds OF bonds
sold. II IS further maintained that the bnortga2o
occurring the bonds covers 10000 acres Of coal and
lumber property in West Virginia that the r1rnad
f. self-sus tanning, and that the entire net revenue
OF the mining department Is clear profit. The annual
report 0. the company just Issued shows total receipts
from transportation for the year, $jO4094 20 tola
operating expense 5000, es7 46; net earnings S2lo
1876 20 net Profit from mining department, SS3l3o 10
surplus after doducting all fixed charges. Sl3@ooi 90
Tie total coal shipments were sGo"43 TONS conc
sIipments. 8O4s9 TONS II the company fails 10 ge'
,he Western Maryland and should attempt 10 "i''"
the line 10 Baltimore for which the Letlsia'ufe m,
inst omcrded the charter. II VIII nave 10 ~ 'om
many millions as ii would be al expensive Tpiu ~
Tho nounta.ns II 1t gets the western MaIN LII, "a
connecting lire will have TO be hu IRON ,ul ,n i.' .
IN IIorerstown across the mountains "hleh VIII oo''
Ave or tx millions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
At THE ORCHID SHOT.
BEAUTIFUL EXHIBIT OF FLOWERS AND TRopI.
CAL PLANTS


The sixth annual orchid show gotten IN chiefly
by Sebrecht Wadley, has converted the Eden Musec
into a patch Of tropical scenery The proverh
precious things come in small parcels nav be
well used in regard to this exhibit. which opened
Wednesday and will close on Thursday The centre
OF the central hall Is mass of palms OF all sorts
under the onds Of which nestle some rare ferns and
colored tulips. Bismarck and the rulers OF great
countries look mpassively az the tropical scene
The dude shippers at the soubrettc from under the
shade Of bay tree while the policeman looks almost
gentle In the shade OF a PIiCharda grandls The mar.
row passageway from the central hall the winter
garden IS glory Of azaeas, cycamens, ferns small
palms and tulips. The centre OF attraction is how
ever the winter garden.
The middle of the room is occupied by q platform
which arranged the most beautiful OF the
flowers and plants From the centre OF this platform
splendid specimen OF trecfcrn rises to the level
Of the gallery and is nanoed either side by two
fan palms, the stems OF all three being hidden by
having orchids and Florida moss hung about them
On the western palm Is a curou, aerold, with dull
reddish matrx, from which springs large cus-
ter Of leaves not unlike the stag.horn fern.
1t is common lichen in the West
Indies and Central America, but is probably
the first specimen brought far north and looking
so healthy. Below the fronds OF the fern and palms
is collection Of orchids and small ferns The cheap
est, hut the most beautiful, the different catteyas
OF almost every Hue. On tnS centre Slanu tncre is
also wonderful collection Of cyprpcdiums - cnt by
w. s. Klmbal Of Rochester. These lady's slippers
Of all cOlos ribbed and marked in tho strangcst
way, of the rarest looking like bronze cast
ings. Above these plants the strange anthuri
ums. with the faring rcd flower and its piSt Of gel
low. a plant also which attracts general attention
on this stand is the " Bird of Paradise" lily, with
red petals and purple stanen. All round the room
arranged orchids, ferns, araucarias and what at
tracts as much attention anything, two specimens
of alocasa, with their large leaves notified white
and green.
An exhibit of few tropical fruits and flower
stems of the cocoanut and corcorte palms is source
OF woEderment to many. The snow is we'll worth
a visit, and to add to the attraction Of the flowers
themselves, Muncz Lajos and his Hungarian band
play afternoon and evening. and Dclolta gives
Short entertainment Of magic in The evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
SENATOR CIIAYpLrR slGaEers A Plank.

Concord. " H., March Ex-senator Chandler has
written "a long letter 10 the Committee on Resolutions
OF the next Republican State Convention. In which he
asks that resolution be Incorporated In the plnforn,
declaring that the Republican party Of New Hampshire
insists that c0YTsntOns shall rot became the masters
Of IN. state but shall be obedcn f. laws enacted for
tic Government: that the people Of New-iiarnpshiie
demand abolition Of the degrading system Of Illegal
free passes anu OF the control CT tho State Legislature By
corrupt railroad agencies tho revision Of the method OF
vaung railroad property for taxation and assessment
Of such property at Its full and complete value ana rs
taxation ut the rate. the realization OF tho value
Of any Interest Of the state In any state railroad ana
the application of the amount 10 the payment Of the
state debt the prohibition Of the ISSUE OF wacrcd stock
or unnecessary stock In any form, and Of the payment
Of excessive dividends the establishment OF perfect
equality Of right jor all the people In TIE state. ana
the enjoyment OF the railroads Of the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

DIED.


MvoRpAt he Restory school Iiamdsn Conn on sum nG
aay March so3 ee99h o ION h OF fei iT y" hi. see ana
yoicd ' Of h fanaral 6e H% e. " '"' ''
ANDEHsoNAt Eat Orange s. j. on Sturdy March
Services 40 the residence her r. w Anderson p
d Of r 80 I'n from SeT S% &0"''' " ' Oh
s 81 son Of a9 a.e culver a. SGo
ard friends ,s aS 9T h to 2s me nf Da
John =. Mcwiams, somcrvle n. j.. on Tuesday.
Carriages viii meet the train foot Of Ihbcr.
DsPa Into ret t'i sbo r' Bode S ss.n yc az
, l7S;S.;', a. and SEQ Es5Ssf fioo@.
o h c
s Sn Ts. G 4 Ms sS5 g. Ss' II
and friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
Intcrmeat private.
coNKLING-on SATURDAY, March 9TH, at D'sking Ridge
Funeral al the house on Wednesday March OH, 40
bs.nS 500 Of Na S as % n IN HS 1s @
q he age ''- .....,
E and S4s. he ss sstS Sqs' 81 I e s "a.
st. TUESDAY evening, March .. at O'Clock
a. sHloa Wiz ES tr4f @ads ana asSSs'y
Of The ato Conggs X and Clara u sutton. ,..,,n,,.
I'M %v rsii TO attend he services
ln GeHSn S ss d iHea ''s '''" ' " " WV
EMERY On THURSDAY cyeuIns Msich s. ls32 Susie ts L.
rSnt, Si%a viii %fy the g.:
ras :ss; From fsSs a s 51 n; Ssryo
GRIFTENT IA, nIllyIlc os,9ss County " w. March
Funeral sersces AZ iiichlsndaye NJ f. Church. Sing
Sing, on Monday, March I. at 3 o'clock p. III.
s daa N ss. r aans q StHfrs on & Ns
tie b llaeltne Il the i7tH year Of a. he5 l$e from
ss s rov Fe' S &" @' Pans &nFiS al p ID" from
p5Sfsfs %V% on d sSy March s aSs
sa%d of Of Ss sn IN the s at rp Of n'l &c
csldcnce Of her Dotsr Joseph N. LELAND $50 safest.
rrIends a,c invited.
JAMESON sunday. March Q, 1892. Warren NJ james.
son DR.. W. a. and Carrie A. James, three and one
Funeral private.
ouny t ;s , ~ Ss T hs ss Of
rS% S N at Jannsa Long Island Tuesday March
Island ly 4 aqa boa: leaving Fast J'thst
4 10 e r'' sp sa Tor ' fys st and friends
md F stt MpS SHsatr Ean S1sd
Hc ycsi a2HHa oahs aa S5 da Ys4 ''-' S'a
Relatives end friends respectfully in|i:ed " atend the
Nd' 81 f sss'" 7Ss. ST."
ThSr,sy March o. iS sores, ' r S rsSSsss
late Daniel aSa sgS'a d. FGrGs crest Lord ,
aSf fn Sdncr 7S On Tatsaay mor"ns March ssS
rr +. ID arr Kindly requested send flowers
ESssrds f SS aSs Sc %
TIE funeral services VIII be held at Calvary Church fh
ave- and 2ist.st, Wednesday morning, March 0, a,
O'Clock. -. ,,..-,--- 49,. A.. ,,.,...
tnternen the family tomb ut Garrison 1.-The Hudson
y. \. -, .-..a ,o, - .o,, so,,o.s
Sisi Tssr Of III age Rev d. Noah Potei Sxresdcnt
r0ns aae services at the Bae Chapel NewHaven Mon.
day p.
sI WSe%na 6ed aag Of 'SS and
Emile SohmltI
Funeral private.
ecUNITZ- SUNDAY March g. Of scarlet fever. aged o.
ON Christian, Lc'oV,d son OF Christian and Emelc
SchniN.
Funeral private.
SIpELI.-Saturday. March 18th, Emmelinc daughter OF
th Ito John Si1el this city, the SIth OF her
-.
ave. Monday March eth at IL o'clock o. m
sTORRs-On Thur.day. March 3. at Mansfield. Conn.
Augustus Stotrs OF Brooklyn, y. Y, aged ~ years
Funeral at Mansfield. Conn. Tuesday sth Inst. at 1
O'Clock
woODLAwN CEMETERY.
Woodlawn Station Gath Waid Harlem Railroad.
once. No. 20 Il. 23d.st