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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
Diuioeno Notices.
financial nlcctinas.

TOLEDO ONO. October ION. 1892.
A MELTING of the preferred stockholders Of
Cry The nAiL IsGH coarAxY VII BE- held At H.
Se Of ss DIV % y o>e%b oh2 s Q" at MG
Of u o'clock noon Tor he bur@' OF taxing action
NV arst MORTGAGE upon the eonpany's line,
ins bonds 10 exceeding $4,000 900. any
notifications Of such prop ,lton TIA, Hay 10 submitted
that meeting
Il. L. CROwELL. Secretary.
~ Office Is hereby gwen that SPECIAL
~ MEETING o., The ;toc sho.ders OF THE mOusA.
TONIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held az the Office
81 said Company the City Of BRIDGEpORl, CON
NECTICUT Oh TUESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1890. at Il o'clock noon at which meet
Ing will be submitted for the approval OF the stock
holders ase OF the railroad and property OF said Com
rSny 10 TILE NEw.YoRK. YTW.IiAtEN AND HART.
fORD RAILROAD COMPANY Tor the Of ninety
nine years July first, 1897.
Dated the seventcenth day q SeDtembcr, 1892.
" NJ. l.. STONE, Secretary.
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Delaware, I.ackawannn and Western II. Il.
stations IN foot OF Barclay and christopher
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yESTIBCLED TRAINS.
PELHAM Coaches.

Direct rout " NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MONT.
ps IS sb oS M sndSS. IHR sSS
ii6rXTt ESQ, H,cGc',ilSg9' ,sCn00iEY'S NOUN
MHft:G or, SIL!o, ps EGka, TS.csS M%sasin.
COKE 13A;NTy,I4idEx SQQRRdTiiinM EaEJEixNP.
vile rTlCA nIcaFlEuD sPEINyGS GCriIond
SYRACUSE. oSWEGO. ITHACA, QWEGo; ELMIRA
points WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST -"
go :, 4, VI. -BrftALO. kCHFIELD SPRINGS and
osWl;,io EXPEl S.. Pullman parlor cars Conness
At Buffalo with train fog CHICAGO, arriving Va5
.. morning
7:kJ /. M.-BINGHAMION NAIL. Stops 81 principal
station. -
100 T: Vi. SCRANTON. BIYGhAMIoH ana ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman coaches paror cars. -
Ii0 I. VI. SCRANTON, wlLkESBARRE and PLYM
1880 p. vi. Cdalyi.-Bu FFXLO LIMITED EXPRESS
300 +. II. daiyl.-BTFFAL0.. RICHFIELD SPRINGS
and OSWEiO EMPRESS. Pullman see2crs
TICKETS end pullman ACCOMMODATIONS 2. 70
Ss5 and oiS Brocdway SO Nest l9;h-st 295 Columbus.
ave- Nev.York 333 Washington.st 526 fultcn-st: end
39S Bcd'ordAve. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In
formation, az all slato1s.
WESTCOTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for sn6
check baggage from hotel or residence TO Destination
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

Toms River, BamegG PARK. and Barn sat 80.
For Atl.ntlc City vineland and Brdgeton. 30 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach, SeabrIght and Highland Beach.
49, ss ,nd ll:so 90 n. No. i;tI + 81 oo 40
Tickets and parior-car be procured l72.
o9J o6I as ;s5 9io if0 Broadway, 80 Murray ST,
80 Canal 81 Fat h ST. o.. s3@ toTn6Gs Ay ard
Fulton ST. Brooklvn and = Broadway, Williamsburg.
Westcot Express Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or res dcncc & destination.
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Phad pha Express, 90, 49, 0 30, 40 10, II 10.
vita Dlnhs Cor. A. NJ. 80 10 &c. Mlih DIn hs
Car 90 90, 6 :O0 80, = 7. NJ. II 10 night
SundsyS 90 10 30 II 80, with Dining Car a, NJ,
80, 3 80 with Dining Car. 200. GOO T. ~ KID
Baltimore and WASHINGTON Expr daily at 0 90 II 80.
with Dining Car \. NJ, 80. $780, Dining car o'oo
Additional train week days for Baltimore at 90 p NJ
raror Cars on Day Trains. Sl.eres on Neht Iran am
of HG cS sc 81 oG 60 o. so Nh night oItsps
satufd.v night Sundays. IL 80 A. NJ. 100. 80. 90,
40 q GO r N. i2:lj night. =, ,oo On
For Harrisburg at 90. AS, s45 a. NJ 700, 30
90 800 r. H., l. rs night, except saturday night;
sundavs IL 80 4. NJ, 100, D 90, $50 T. NJ i2lo
nsR H., pott,ville at 800 7A5. s:45 A. NJ oo 80.
90 10 r. n - lis night except SATURDAY night. sun
aoTs 30 A. ~, go 30, 90 r. NJ, - 10 night.
For Sunbury Lewisburg. and wliamsport at 90 : ~
az A NJ J 90. 80, 30 p. NJ. II 10 night ec'H
Sat1Iday night Sundays. l5 A. NJ. 800 p NJ IL 10
"I Fos fas,p Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk &c.
ia Allentown. p. NJ. sundays, 80 7i5 A. NJ. 100.
For wiifesbarre Ptston and Scranton, s:i5 A. NJ.
4 40 r. NJ sundays. 4 80 A. NJ .
For Hlah Bridge Branch 6 100 s 40 A. NJ l 100. $50
p n Sun s@3da sS,ly 90 =. F. ~ 10 80 Sis II 40 A. NJ
80, %, g, Sss cI5 80 p. NJ Sundays. eco
For Atisntc Highlands, 30 si5. II 30 A. NJ. 30
80 3 :3s 6:i5 p. NJ Sundays. 900 A. NJ, 90
T. For rreeholi 30 SIS. IL 20 A. NJ. 80, : 80.
For Red Rns LorT Bnpc and 2N,' south 10 70 Point n
us p. NJ Sundays. cNcent Ocean Grove and Asbury
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financial.
EQUITABLE
MORTGAGE COMPANY.
CAPITAL PAID UP I'm CAsH) .......... 2 100 900. 90
STpp1rs AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS. I,O17, $685.
ASSETS ST.. l9l. 4O7. co
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS,
RETURNING FROM 81. TO PER CENT
hPER CENT GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS,
VALUABLE BOOK ABOUT INVESTMENTS
SENT on APPLICATION.
OFFICES:
40 Wall.sf. New-York. London
III Devonshirs.st.. Boston. Amsterdam.
Cor. 4th and Cheatnut ats- Pills. Berlin.
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FARES REDUCED.
BOSTON. ONLY - PROVIDENCE So.
WORC ESTER and all Last Points,
INSIDE EOUTE.-New steel steamers MAINE 0ul
oiove Conol.st at ) 80 Z. NJ. daily eNccpt sunday
A ONLY - TO BOSTON VIA FALL RIVER
"A. LINZ for nrs;-rlats limit nsttts; tar;.s icGucci
Jester; and all points East steam rs Puutm and
Pilgrim IN commission. Lave Nrw-Nori, fru Pier
" A.. foot u Muriuy-st.. week day ana sunday
5 i. NJ Connecting Annex boat leaves loo>lsn 60
80. jersey cry 90 T. NJ. An orchestra ,'.a . 'r.
cr Pullman yo,tLued EXPRESS trains betw,.l .al River
and Boston.
FOR NEW -HAVEN-FARE 75c.-Excursion
good days, ~ % Magnificent NV twn.,crcw steel
steamer "Richard Peek the Flyer, fisle,t steamer on
Northam" Pier - T.. H. daily tSundsys excepted
for Merden Hartford, Springfield and The North These
magnificent steamers equipped win electric lights
and coll bells and furnished luNulously htouEhout.
Through tickets and baggags checked AZ 9i Broadway,
" Y, and Court-st., Brooklyn
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A steamer. DREW aud DEAN RICHMOND leave old
PIER Al ~ r. daily (Sundals excepted, at L. NJ,
making direct connections dncudng Sundays for points
North East and West
" ATSKILL, HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE
~ boats daily, Sunday excepted. from Pier IS
OF West llth-st., ~ H. at p NJ conn, ting at
Hudson Boston and Albany r. r. FOR all point, East.
TROY BOATS.
Steamers 6asatoes CITY Of Troy leave Pier ~.
N r.. foot West loth-st. daily except Saturday D.
Coanecs with trAias Tor North snl Eas Sunday steamers
ssueA 81 Ahsns
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STEAMBOATS,.


Fares Reduced TO NEWLONDON. $lo0j NOR
wIcH. sl25; woHCEsIEL, eco BOSTON $500
leave Ple 40 North River next pier above Dcsbf0ssc
street Ferry. daily. Sundnys eAcept,d AZ 80 p VI
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.

FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE AT NEWYoRK.
1891. 1892.
Dry coods........... az $50 go se302t el,sSs,57
General merchandise q. 22i 2os 5S30s7 li,j23 s3s
Total for the IS 79l $50 sl052G III s3 3i2 3os
Since January 1 AS $40 40 4l05o2 s2s t5S O18s52
IMPORTS OF SPECIE At NEw-YORK
For the week ...... 1903 $40 si.750.3O0 s2ll61
Since January L.. 1922 $50 2OC51,lls 91Il,toO
EXPORTS OF SPECIE At NEwYORK
Fo, The week sS05I2 s1lo2GO sl33 So5
Since January It.. 3o.oo72l 50 3ij.7G7 7j7ls70e
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Cost an0 foun0.

4 OSr-Iank book No. 4s9 o.. Bank for savings, y
IL Bleeckcr.st. Nrw-yotk. Payment stopped. Fl'a'
return hook 10 bank
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BOND SALES

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BOND SALES.
GAINESVILLE Ohio-1he First National Bank
this city the successful
bidder at par and premium =
improvement bonds 70 amount OF s2s,3 IS
Chicago, Il.-McssIs. Blair g. Co. 81 wall.
st., were the successful bidders
for the per cent semi annual
bonds 70 amount Of 800. 100000
Passaic " J.-Mr c. Zabriskie Jersey CITY,
was the purchaser az 1854 aud
accrued interest Of the per cent
scmi-annual 2O-ycaf school bonds oooo
Reynold,own. Pcnn.-w NJ. Bell. Mekees:
port Penn. was the purchaser OF
the 8 per cent scmi1onnual ls- 1890
wear bonds 70 amount of......-..... 1900
Syracuse n Y.-Thc Albany Savings Bank
- was the successful bidders for tho
~ per cent semi annual @ycar $1,000
water bonds n amount of............ 100000
NORM i'A bond 70 amount OF '...@...'-. 5000
The Puget sound Bond and Trust
Co. agreeing tn take the issue IA
previously reported. They have
since done The rate and term
finally fixed at 6ls per cent
annual 2O-year bonds
Whltestone L. I-Ioseph Dykes. president
Flushing Bank purch1ed AZ = OF
per cent premium. the per cent
village bonds TO fund the floating .,o
debt 10 amount Of. -..........-..- 5000
Annapolis Md-Ihe Anne Arundel County
. per semi-anLul Court House 49,.
bonds % amount OF ............. .......- 23,COO
PAYABLE o. 900 each In 3. 10 IS 70
and % years wefr sold n local IN.
ves,0rs for total premium Of
81 O34373.
Wooster ohoHihe s per cen. semannual
" 40 wear paving bonds N amount Of 5000
were sold TO c. V. Hard 4 local
investor, for 81 premium
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BONDS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday. Oct. I'D,

Saturday. Oct Tsp.
BY the operations of the New-YorlS Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last night, which in
cluded deposits Of 81 ,927, 900 for payment at
other points, the associated banks lost $s47,545.
The weekly bank statement published to-day
showed a loss in cash of S2,456,700. This re-
suit was in consonancc with the known move
ments of money, and practically the whole loss
was in legal-tender notes. The shipments to the
interior continued to he heavy outside even the
Sub-Treasury transfers. The contraction in loans
averaged S3,773,lOO, but the reduction in de-
posits was smaller by nearly $4,000, 900 than
the other changes demanded. This discrepancy
was unusually large and in addition to the dii-
ference of about 100000 in the same direction
last week. it was really remarkable. 1t is in
credible that the disagreement should be simply
the fault of the system of averages The result
of all the changes was loss OF Sl,397,525 IN
tile surplus reserve and the banks held in eX-
cess of legal requirements only, S5S9,O50 against
$9,O29,70O in the corresponding week year
ago, and deficit Of S349,225 in the preceding
year
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The business in State bonds comprlSn al "a
IS. issued to the Little Rock and Fort Smlth hai-
road, at ! 3 "a, North Carolina special tax re-
ceipts at 4 "a, South Carolina non-fundaDie os
at l;sa4 5-s and Tennessee settlement 50 .o AZ
80 and -. OF city bank stocks central hoid
t40l at 1873 "a, Continental IL at 135, Mechanics
and Traders tj0j at 50 l-2, and State I1oJ al
100.
The general bond market was extremely dull,
but prices were again fractionally higher In
consequence Of scant offerings Reading first In
comes were in demand at an advance OF 5-o per
ton at so I-2. and few special issues recorded
the same Improvement. AS a rule, the last prices
were the best for the day Reference IS made 10
our full report OF bond sales.
Rates for call money at the Stock Exchange
were almost nominal, as usual on Soturday, but
a few loans were made at l2 and per cent
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House $s95,037.
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The receipts from customs reported at Wash
ington to-day were $939,664; from internal rev.
enue $755, 600. and from miscellaneous sources
tional bank notes for redemption, and the receipts
on this account for the week amounted to $l,2S2-
holds 81 Ga, 554 800 in these bonds:
Currency os al 70 900
Four and hall per cents extended at per 100000
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
S20s,750; bonds held 10 secure circulation with
drawn. $125,300 National bank circulation out
standng-currency notes, $l72,5l6,7l1 gold notes.
81 O5 002; against which the Treasury holds $25.-
l44,S35 legal tender money for the redemption Of
surrendered circulation.
In London British consols further declined to
81 Is for both money and the account. The
Bank Of England lost G254,000 bullion bal
ance. In the open market money was firm at about
is per cent for discounts and abundant at l-2
per cent for daily balances. Bar silver advanced
3-8 to 80 5-5d. ounce. American railway
shares dull and irregular in the early dealings
but they showed some improvement at the close.
At Paris French per cents rallied few confines
10 1920
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
The stock market moderately active. but
more than a third of the business was done in
two stocks. New-England foremost in re-
peated rumors that formal announcement Of an
important deal' would be made in short time
Chicago Gas advanced because an advance in the
dividend rate was suggested once more Both
stocks closed below their highest. but in spite
of the concessions their final gains were uDstan-
tial. The advance in New-Engand impaired
strength to Reading, but the transactions in it
were light. Outside the stocks named there was
little business In a sluggish way the movement
Of prices was upward, and fractional gains were
scored by nearly all stocks in which he dealings
were enough to appear more than nominal
quotation The closing was not affected by the
publication Of the bank statement. Although the
showing was better than had been expected:
stocks yielded slightly in the final dealings.
The following table gives the current quota
tions of CITY bank stocks together with their
yalue and the latest sales:
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Other Real Estate Dealers Give Their Vie
as 10 Proprrfy NHfuss.

Other Real Estate Dealers Give Their Views
a. to Property rsiuss.
The assessment committee continued its In
vestigatlon this morning. Edward ]. sfellwsgen
being the first witness. speaking Of values. Mr..
Stellwagen said that he did not think that
prices paid in many cases for property
represented their value. as in instances
IL gave the purchase by his firm Of the prop
erty next to the sun building on street
For business reasons the firm had purchased
this property and paid q fraction over sZS .
square foot for IL. Al present with the build
lngs on !; the property melted only about
3 per cent on the investment With the bess
Office building placed ON the property he vAs
unable TO figure out how per cent could he
realized on the Investment lie thought that
property had value equal 60 the sum
which would bring per cent interest
that is when the property improved with
adequate buildings. p street property was in
many cases being sold for prices on which %
was impossible 10 realize such interest
LITTLE COMPLAINT or UNEQUAL ASSESSMENT.
Mr.. johnson asked Mr.. Stellwaeen what 10
thought Of Mr.. Philips plan OF taxing rental
values. bnt Mr.. StollwReon had not given the
matter sufficient thought 10 answer. The
witness stated that his firm. the
representative Cor owRers, paid $4,000
IN taxes every year, and ever
little or no complaint OF unequal assessment
The property was OF all sorts. much OF IL small
holdings, owned, however. IN many cases by
rich men, and iAis latter class of property, he
thought paid a larger rate OF interest thaa
ans other.
Mr.. Geo. A. Arrncs also testified today. he
thought that land Appreciated IN the District
OF Columbia - per cent IN value every year.
lie thought that some such plan ne taxing rental
value should be adopted Mr.. C. q. Heni iway
nj 10 a. fi.al l.sl
which he had drawn up and explained num-
Der Of the details The bin provides for an as
sessment on the rental value. Tor five assistant
assessOrs at 81 eco and for annual assessme ntA
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Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-ReguIa cali--l2 IN. W and @ Z II cow 6s.
Gas. 90. a. 90, Ameriesu Graphorhone. q. at 81
Warrington Loan cana sni q T;Ts ,,llsS American
ii:sH Lincoln National Bank. at 100; 5 q 100.
bid Yis sstea Is 1851 eH
116Is asked.
gold, i6iH bid asked o-year fund 5s isp6, gold.
w:ss: :sss Ssa.sosE hsS
tiS Ia;ss sssst n isoa
Sid. 1l3N asked. 3'as, reg 2-los, ls0a-ls0i. Tod
miscellaneous Bond.-washinrton and Georgetown
Railroad 10 40 6s log bid. IO4A asked Washing ton
TO asSea washington Market cem S ist p g.
10 bid, asked. Washinston Market Company
SECURITY and Trust S. 1905: i A.. loo ia a.
ASo. 100 bid = asked Washington Light TN IN:
s s S5if & 1884, bid bid
Washington Gas Company, series A, as. I2s bid, =
ga. &
19o ,,d TAO osn bid I ESskHgtSn Raroaa
Rslrosd mortgage s ban anu 0F Mssre
PoIitaR Railroad Convsrtioie IS. IS bid, les ssked
hs:SniS F An ss;osia!iou BID Ss ssEss
s &c sSp S .,s.S
io Sa BID E1r n
coln.. 30 bid. 102 asked. Second 1850 bid. =
ask ed. Ohio. ] 90 bid. - asked
bs @ and
Golumbia 80 bid, asked. Capitol and North 9
street, 3S bid, Al asked. lexington and soldiers
Home. IS bid; = asked, Rock Greek, 100 bid. :
Insurance Stocks-Firemen's AZ bid. SO asked.
Franklin. .52 bid. asked. Metropolitan. IS bid. =
asked National Union, TN bid 10 y asked Arlington
no sd $50 asked. coreoran, 20 b. so asked Poto-
mac, 80 bic. asked: Riggs, IN bid, 8 esked. Peo-
piles: 5,s bid 9 asked Lincoln; ~ bid. asked.
16f asked. German American, $50 bid, asked
little Insurance i sto1ks,.C2lunbia Title bid n
asked.
Gas and Electric Light stocks-washington Gas,
i5H bid 46S asked. .. s. ELECTRIC Light, 1888 bid.
lao asked. Georgetown Gas. A. bid, = asked.
.Ielephons stocks-Amerlcan Graphephone 81 bid.
MISCELLANEOUS stocks-Great Falls Ice Company.
big $50 ssksd Pneumatic Gun Carriage. e bid. z
Panorama, II bid. : asked. Lincoln Hall. IS bid :
asked, Washington Market, IA bid, asked
r Safe DEPOSIT and Trust conpaniesa National Safe
s Wss6inFson Safe peposi. Sa,anany .1os bid
bid, llSh asked. American Security and Trust
Company, 113A bid. lis asked
sEX div.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. May 4 - Flour steady. unchanged
receipts. 7.125 barrels; shipments ii III ear
rsl.: ;sles: LOS barrels; Wheat frmer-No !sd.
jSiy S 80 fshed steamer No red -receiPts
59 66S bushels stock. 4s6 l06 bushels: sales.
e6; Longbsrry. 93se7 Corn strong-mixed spot.
bid steamer MIXED J sssSssaressipt Isl
ga bushels: sales 1000 busheIs.~ southern corr
nrmerowh;te; 47s49: yeiiow 49a5o Oats lowe!
western a41ss5 = receipts, 5000 bushels; stock
%sn.s. s7i bushels: stock, So isl eashsis hay
freights quiet. steady. UNCHANGED Cotton nominal
crssmsry sacv s dS ssady f Snttss steady
DO imi,ation, lSsl9; lsale fancy, II: good e
c sls; store; packed. i.al4. Egg, firm - f4lf
sussr stesdy-gr.nulsted. ~. Copper active-re-
hnad. liz. Whisky frm-I22a1.2a Peanuts un.
changed.
BALTIMORE, May g., virSinis consols threes
ISHa73; Baltimore and Ohio stock. 9Ss9SIS
H HSI,hsrn Central stock, 80 bd Bsl,iuore and
6Sh bid; do. second incomes. 2SH asked; do. third
incomes. SAsSA; Consolidated goa stocks. 65ts1
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DIED.


BRAYnHAw. on Arril 30. 1872. at Sis p m. u
her home tiien Burne. toe residns Of her son. Dr.
three years and six months. widow g. the late William
rny sni A. OF hoMad COUNTY Nd and daughter of
We asked life for her and thou avcst her long lt~
even ale everlasting.
,, BhE TN Nay MYy isee at 80 m a. A.
Of " l. BYTE, aged seventeen years s
:, Drown o. q tM9gpsdSy, May z ises at O'Clock
Solomon q Brown, Hillslale. ID
from AsbuEy Churcu si $3.50 y. May a Relatives
and friends ART iavlted.
within BULKY 6ei"Ssd san Of P Sa aAs IL
seph pa kiy. aftsr ioIr and Painful illness assd sx
FgRe.si Lhgrsdly. May >. at O'Clock. from 2i4l
Ely On Tuesday afternoon. May 4. sY2. at . %.
and Cathar.ns Fey. aged tNeve yoars and nine d.ya
For me 10 live is Jesus,
70 die Is raln tor re.
To linn gladly yield me-
And die right cheefuliy.
From hence go with Gindness
19 9 Sar stu. siiy brother's siis
And e'er with Him abiee
Funeral private from 1919 Marion street. Thursdsv
ENAA illANCEs wife q win. II. csallanI ~ Il 10;
ta.rty-siSth year OF her age.
northwest, at O'Clock a. lhursday. SIN inst.nst
THENCE TO immaculate Conception church
on u 7ih Of Apfi iSs f Epw&K h BhSSE r.:
beloved son Of Alexander aud bessie Gsrron. m ms
~; year. Deeply mourned.
lESIHAiL. On Tuesday. N,v \. iss2, NARY
Linz hN1HALl. IN the Al ct eth year II her asrs.
funeral services at the Church OF the EIiphHny
Ihu,.dAy; May 3. AZ 4:l5 Friends and reistivss
o'clock = m. BRIDGET LooSEY. baIoFed wlfe OF IA
late William Looney. IN her forty uinth year
MAY she in peace. amen
ssa--.
~ o'clock. friends and reatives are respectful "
.Ncc,RTHY;. May 4. 1899. ii $50 . m, ANNIE
univ e :. A ssa ssysS esrs AID i've mOnihs
Funeral private
McDgvTTT. on Tuesday. May 2. 1892, a, m
a m, ANSELA eldest daughter OF James A and No.
Funeral from St. DOminic's Church Thursday
REED. At Great Falls Montana. May 9, 1892, a
heart disease. d.. THos. J. kLkD.
Notice Of fn:seral hereafter.
ROTH. On May 4, 1892. GEORGE II soa ~
George Roth. in the twenty-first year OF his are
fnneral from his late residence. 1864 str-t
vited '' '"' ~ m' fr'ena' me
.sATTERFIELD. Departed this Me ON wednesday,.
May Z. 1877. Et 30 am. hFBrCCA, beloved Wi
Of John L ssitereld Ihe ihirty-f yssr o. he
Funeral Friday. May q, at 2.3O O'Clock p m From.
her late residence 1sg5 penns wanna avenue soati-
east Friends and relatives invited 10 attend iis-
deiphia papers please copy.l
sMooT. My 4 1922, ct q O'Clock a M. JoIrV
gosn s eass, son o. Mari = aud the lass
Funeral service a. oal MI chsf.i Ii.nr...sS
D. at O'Clock O. IN.
.IswoPE. At the residence Of her brother-tn-iav.
sT s Part is2i Eleventh street northwest LoIri
Funeral Friday morning. 10 O'Clock In,ermers
MskassEr < WoIHATPfTyR only d Mas y ~ lss ~
funersl from he re-.dsies OF her fsslsr on Frd.y
the 9th Instant at = y m.
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cHILDREN's WHITE BEDFORD COATS,
with plated skirts aud military capes. trimmed
with six cord, gimp and rIbbon-$1 80.
CHILDREN'SW WAITE CASHMERE COATS
boz plated skirts; jacket effect back and
front: trimmed with narrow gimp and ribbon
tied in bows-S6 80.
BEDFORD CORD COATS. with full skiyss
and sleeves. waist trimmed With harrow silk
psssemeaterie: deep collar and pearl buttons
~ so.
SHEPHERD PLAID SERGE CoATs-aoubie-
breasted. with full skirt and full Sleeves mill
tary care and rolling collar, trimmed with
silk ximp-SO 30.
DOUBLE BREASTED CAMEL's HAIR
COATS. with Vatican back. rolling collar.
trimmed with silk cord edsing and silk frogs-
g. 80.
cHrLDRES's TAN NOVELTY CLOTH
COATS-cut on Mother Hubbard pattern En-
bzoidered collar and cufs aud ribbon bows
cHILDREN's COATS in STRIPED and
mixed effects. with full sleeves and flowing
skirts some have cspes and others haven't
iSTASTs' LONG WHITE CASHMERE
COATs-6retchen waists, tucked or plated
Full sleeves trimmed with ribbon and leather
afftchilS-r5.
INFANTS LONG CLoAKs made in Crocodile
Cloth - with Jacket effect hack aud front
aleeves and pointed collar trimmed with srlk
gimp and ribbon bows-se
INFANTS LONG CASHMERE CI04KS
with waist and skirt hemstitched aud silk EN-
bfOidered-pear.. buttons and large more no.
bon bows-elO50.
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In memory OF the celebrated Army Of The
Potomac a number Of veterans in this city whs
before this time have not attached themselves
20 any post, have come together and organised
a new post TO be called the Potomac Post, No
is, Department Of the Potomac. @. A. r. The
members OF this post will be mustered in
at Grand Army Hall bv the depart
ment commander tomorrow evening. Al
who have not heretofore connected them
selves with any post are invited 20
join this new organization. rs il is particularly
desired that all comrades in this District and
Jurisdiction shall be enrolled prior 20 the meet
ing Of tbe national encampneut In soptember.