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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

IN bonds rs follows; 1OO,OOO,OOO francs,
. per cont bonds: 1G5.OOO.O0O frnncs, 3
per ocnt i4u.0OO000 frames 4 pcr cent;
20O.OOOOOu obligations nOuvellcs' 10
100000 new obligations, second series;
3O,OO0,O0O ditto third series; lottery
bonds, 2OO.O00OO0.
The company has TO show In INSECTS
for what 10 spent. the Panama railroads
which. by the by, paid in dividends H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
NOTICE. 70 rLRln.

Re Il resolved. That he n
ana collector be and Is heidl
notify all concerned that q 4
IN" penalty shall accrue o. ~
20. and that he shall proel !
by law In such casee. GR0 !
Referring 10 the above NJ
payers viii please take novt y
books for 1872 viii be cloill 2
inst After that date psuil1 I
tachcd. y. A. WI
City Assessor Nj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
K1rrrI) Az I,Ict

Rice Tex, Feb 4-(Speclal. )-rogay =,
noon the team ~ Mr. A. N. Rlchmond be.
came frightened az the trains. and rnnnin,
away throw him out uf hs hdggy cat,s,n,,
which lac died hl a short time Dersos VA
was nn old aud highly esteemed cifigen ~
l-iiis county. living near Rice, ana MS dean
Is greatly dsplored "Sr'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

AM of ne earlier stages Of Consumption
can be cured. It's a matter Of evidence
strong enough and complete enough TO war
rant the makers Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery IN promising this;
III its taken In time and given n f0ir trial,
they'll refund tho money IN any case where
their medicine fails 10 benefit or cure.
But it's n medicine that doesn't fail; Il goes
70 the root Of the trouble. Consumption il
developed through the blood, and must DO
cured in the same way. les scrofulous
affection OF the lungs "A blood-taint And
the surest remedy Tor Scrofula In oil its
torrus, the most potent blood cleanser,
strenqth.rsstorer, and hesh.builder known
60 medical science, Is tho Golden Medical
Discovery II cures Scrofula; Il cures
Consumption; it cures all Bronchial Throat
and Lung affections, Asthma. Weak Lungs,
Severe, Lingering Coughs, and kindred all
Unconstitutional the blood.
And II there's no holp, there's no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

uuuuuO, the amount of the total output
ut S2GuOlp,UOO said to have been lpgi-
timutrly put into digging ! tool, care
fol trip ut observation over the line of
the canal.
La B0Da, meaning the mouth. e. the
name ul tho place where Che canal eup.
ties into Panama hay There nae one
ur TWO little -icum launches hprr. and
they cam undoubtedly Npm up the
stream some i've or six miles on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

Panama side. From che Colon side the
Jousuoy may bee nude for probably fifteen
niles, but there has been much sliding
m of suud aud closing In at the growth,
and $50 M I'm Bocn 40 low tide thorc
seems Jn ho only am insignificant channel
not oven lil Tor ,,iur purposes. am
told tlWt thr depth never exceeding.
nor could ID ever have exceeded, eighteen
trnt ou account OF the almost imppuctru-
hlr nature OF The coral bed bottom Thus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CITY TREASURER

hereby announce myself as candidate
for reelection To the ohicc OF pY
treasurer nj ensuing election, subject 20
thr action OF the city Democratic conyen'
Han MAX ElSER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
NoHcf,

The regular annual nsuli
holders of the Fort Nona n
CITY RAILWAY company
the Office OF the COMPANY I, ",
Worth, Tex. on 1'uesdai wy ..l,
1880 O'Clock a. M. me uA W., !
close on Feb. 3 at lO:Q 2 4. ~ !
M. 4. ROn \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
nAMAnRs AWARnEn.

San Antonio. Tex, Feb, Z, Especially E
II. Waldo. nn cmploye ~ The NalyestOn
HARRISBURG ana san Antouio railway, VIII,
MAS injured On the Sebln1 bridge avcidenI
last Ocloher, was to-day gwen q Judgment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
CTTY ATTORNEY

hereby announce myself az candidate
FOR the otlce OF city attorney at the enSu'
Ing election subject 10 the acuoh OF th'
wy q. NJ. rEAiPLErON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
ron SALs-EOUR LfisNi

CollingsWorth cVun|
sale. -, d.
Tho county commlslcnsrs Z.
llngsworth county, Tex s i,.
biis on her school lanls w Z
county, Tex, and knobn =
follows, to-wit; League ~ n,
and 225. patented 20 s W "
on March 8, 1872, llnill H te.i,
Monday, the 18th day y
1898. n. ...n :
Terms OF sale are y ~ ~
cash Tor such other telus , y Is.
deem proper and paiui,gls sr
tIme. With vendors n.-
against the land 20 sesI,. &
the purchase r oney Wy, w AZ
terest per annum, ln1,ls,,, a'l
i'm advance. Aud the eou j
the right 70 reject ~! ln
nv order OF the e0sllb
Dec. i7th, A. D., lss * ~
Clerk OF the county IA
of Colllngsworth counN' "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

Denton Fob. 4-~{Speciall - NJ. Dycus,
ana Old man 81 years odd was arrested here
today hy sheriff Mars on q capins from
Neyarro county, charging oigAiny'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
CITY ATTORNEY.

hereby announce myself os a candidate
for the office Of city attorney at the ensu'
Ing election. subject 60 the action OF inc
wy n. W. FLoURNOY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

hereby announce myself a candidate 10,
the office OF city treasurer OF NE CITY OF
Fort Worth subject 10 the pc;lOn OF the
clty Democratic convention. Very respect
fully w - h""i'''0'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
o SSOLVTi0N N0TjCE.

The firm heretofore doing business under
the name of Mubry q Saunders manufac-
turers agents, Is this dry dissolved hy Iuu-
tual consent, Mr. saunders retiring from
the firm on account Of continued bad health.
r. MABltI,
W. j. SAUNDERS.
Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. T. 1Sa3.
Thanking the public for patronage ex-
tended In the past 60 the above hrm we
respectfully solicit continuance VI same
for the new firm, ROBT. MABRY a. 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
CITY ATTOHNBY.

hereby announce myself candidate ioE
the office of city attorney of me Guy on
Nj nru,nrratic Convention Very respect
yuiy W. II. MOBLEN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

nercby announce myself as n candidate
f,r t,r office OF city attorney nc tho ensuing
oIectiou subject IN the action ~ ihC Guy
Dem 1cratic convention, II. H. Oi'l"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
FoR CITY ATTORNEY.

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office OF city attorney OF the city o.
Fort Worth, subject To the Will OF tie CITY
i,rr,orrtur nominating convention Res
pectfuly, ~ d. ''"'"i'-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
non rI1Y ATTORNEY.

The Gazette IL hcrcbry authorized TO an
pounce d. ~ Nlorcland as conli late FOR
the ofnce OF city attorney at me ensuing
Anrll election uhOIcct 70 the action of the
Democratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

FOR CrCY ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR
hereby announce myself M a candidate
for the 0tirc of cty assessor aud collrc-
Tor at thc ensuing April election, subject
10 the action of the Democratic convention.
r.. A. CALDWELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
NOVICE

The Regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Texas and Pacific Coal COM
pauy Ia the city OF Fort Worth. Tex. on
wednesday, the 18th day OF February iN8.
az q O'Clock u. M, for the election OF dircc-
tofs Tor ne ensuing year, and for the tran
hurllon or such other business us mnv
properly come before them
A. w, CRAIG, seoy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
notice

Tho regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders or the Fort, Worth and Denver Ter
miunl Hallway company viii be held at
the Office of the company I'M the city OF Fort
Worth, Tex, ON Tuesday March ! next at
lO:3O O'Clock a. m. The transfer books VIII
close on Feb. az 1880 O'Clock d. ~, aud
reopen ON March at 1880 o'clock n. M
W. 4, ROSS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
urbnnn Wine Co.'S
"GOLD SEAL CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by ell leading wine dealers and 'grocers.
M1RRIED.

ERIsTOw-sMITH-O Wednesday. Nov. 49, at the red.
dcnce OF the brides father, by the Rev A. j. Lyman.
p; D., and Rev T; b. Mcleod. D. D.. Marion stevens.
eldest daughter of Henry B. AMI the Nation S. smith.
10 Mr.. Henry J. Bristow, OF Brooklyn
Boston papers please copy.
COMBS-IOHNSTON-On Wednesday. Nov. sth BY tho
Rev. John l.. Campbell, ID. d.. Grace f. Johnston %
Augustus +. Combs, all OF Ncy-Yotk
COLLEs-ELMENDORF-On "Wednesday. November 18th
ls0J. at ST. Peters Chapel, kcrper Hail KcDosha
Wisconsin by the brides father. Emile Kecne daughtep
OF thc Rev. DR.. J. j. EInendori 70 DR.. Christopher
J. Coles, OF this city.
ILLINGIAM-GANsON-O Wcdne siay evening No.
Ncnher 18TH at Chrlsrs Church by the Rev Jacob
Shlman Helen Alexandra aanson. stcpdauchtcP of
DR.. Samuel L. Benson Dr.. Frederick Henry billing
nam, all OF Ncw-Yofk city.
HALI-BROwN-On "Wednesday, November 18th az The
Church OF the Heavenly Rest by the Roy. d. Parker
Morgan, d. D. Mary Hazard Brown daughter Of Richard
Brown. 10 Benjamin Il. Hall, all u New-York.
HALSrED-HUTC ooklyn. on Wednesday
November 18TH, 1893 ~ tn Rev. DR.. Chapman Ncto
Marwin. DAUGHTER OF Henry T.. Hutchinson, 70 William
Moore Halstcc. OF Brooklyn.
HAGuE-HOWE-In New York, TUESDAY November
daughter OF the late George y. Robins OF NcwYork.
20 Mr.. Arnold Hague. OF Washington. ID. G.
MEEKER-sEITZ-on "Wednesday, November 18th, -
Baincrd Presbyterian Church. Easton, Penn, by ths
Rev Dr. l.. w. Eckard, Elizabeth daughter Of Charles
Scil, OF Easton, 10 David Magee Meeker, Of Newark,
". j.
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were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Albert stevens
George W. Vanderbilt visited the boxes OF Or
and Mrs W. Seward Webb Mr.. and Mrs Fernando
Yynaga and Mr.. and Mrs. /. Townsend Burden the
last named having their guests Mr. ana MIS-.
Henry Clews the latter in beautiful costume OF
heIiotrope. plush and satin, and MI ana MIS-.
George IL. De Forest; Mrs. James McNicsar' III a
ming walked about with Edward Darrell, ana her
NIECE Miss Hurst in Wy essoed about by
her cousin. Reginald Jaffray. Miss Evelyn ErTden;
in handsome gown of chanseaDe PINK SIX 81, a d,
otanan and Robert Sands
m MIs with 5abo aS of white sI% lace over
OF white and gold brocade was guest IN nr
Mrs Frank Il. Webb. -. ...,o.,, -,
n, Mr. and Mrs F. /. Baylles were the guests OF
OTHERS WHO WE'RE THERE.
Among others in the vast crowd were Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. August Montant, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Hilton. Miss Beatrice Bend. Mrs
William Goddard Miss Hope Goddard, Miss Edith
Kip Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, CLARENCE Bar
Grant; who talked politics and horse With
Be ia asS Rs prsy w who
Miss Sands d.. Mr. and Mrs Charles w. y +
General and Mrs. Charles Whittier. Misa whittier
Barton Willing, Mr.. and Mrs james w. Waterbury,
Tx Senator Otis, who is soon going abroad for a
term of years; Frederick o. Beach, who gave an
elaborate supper party at the Brunswick, after Nie
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert GoeIc Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Bryce. Mrs. William Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. George
Pea body Wctmore. the Misses Wetmore, Mrs
Burke Roche. Woodbury. Kane and Reginald
Ronalds. 49, -
AWARDING TIE PRIZES
p,ct,y little group OF lour-ycaro old and
cc.lInas roadstrs. entered AZ 10 o'clock compete
p,iz.s of 500 $50 SO. General John H. Casenan OF
louisville Grove his Woiifs al pizc ncr Emily. But
beautiful and accomplished this little Is,
under the saddle and In haI none prize rib
hons waited coward her temples. The bay mare Lena
Rogers sired by Alw onacc and Owned By Kip.
received Tho blue ribbon. Wiid Victor product
table. o. Leland anord HIND ono bay geidlng
.econd pfizc the third going To kittie NJ.
marc sired by Minnie. bred by Mack Brothers and cx.
hu,,cd i,y A. A. Bonner. II. IL. Swceys Olvoitc ILL.,
A., Ionbarfy out OiyctD II. was highly commended
4, II 40 o'clock choice lot Il; twOycai.1d hack.
noy mares and gedinge noaled in ls3) entMcd
,ptc for mites Of SOD sj0 and 40. me were
.harea y two owners Henry Fairfax winning with
tho chestnut geldng Lord Londoun. ana second
p,oudiua chestnut both being sired by MstchIes
a Ioude,boyo and r. j. kimbail receiving prize for
tho i,,y pc,dln. Fairfax ana MIN COMMUNICATION the
hay ua,c Modcsy both OF which were likewise by
uateLless OF i.ondcstoo; this am0us stallion thus
contributing the four prize winners against three
.o,,ies The produet Of Fashion, Brown Fashion ami
Young Nobcnnn.
sim beneath tbe hackney standard entered nine two
,saeld mates foaled in 1891, the prize being sioo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
RIVERSIDE PARK IMPROVEMENTS.

Property owners and residents OF the West Side
will present on tomorrow to the Board OF Street
Opening and improvement request that the west
erlv boundary OF Riverside Park be extended to
the bukhead line the Hudson River as estab-
llshed by chap,er 2sS Laws OF 1868. nearly
thereto AS may seem advisable, and that provision
be made for the roadway Of the Hudson River Raii-
road Company, and for such suitable piers nv may
BE- deemed necessary In the vicinity OF Sev-nty-
ninth ana Nineiy-sixth SITS. not 10 exceed one
block frontage either SIDE thereof as sa'u streets
arr. the only streets which afford access 10 IN" river
front The petitioners VIII represent that immediate
action to this end h necessary Tor the projection
Of the Park and the property fronting thereon.
and Tor the SECURITY OF the whole West side lying
between Riverside and Central PARK
The petitioners viii request mat hennite action
be taken AZ as early date as possible toward fSns
the petmanen, lines Of the Park, or the character
Of the Improvement of the river 'front.' adjacent
thereto 10 secure It's protection so tnat owner
MAJ be Induced to improve their property; and the
Park b. completed In "A manner that VIII insure
It's use and enjoyment mol .riy 10 the residenIs
OF the West side. but TO AL thc taxpayers ana
people OF lhe city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

brought up to be JUDGED the crowd increased
in the afternoon until the scene resembed an even
ing display lacking in briancy only the gayety oil
dress. Even the boxes were tenanted, rev OF the
seats back of them were unoccupied. and the upper
tier was well patronized, while the board walk
extending around the was thronged with
moving mass of men and women.
The animals presented fine appearance ana De-
haved admirably. The programme introduced many
of the finest exhibits.
GREATEST CROWD OF THE WEEK.
The cool weather which came with last night
filed the boxes, the seats behind them and the
promenade with a brilliant gathering of people
the largest crowd of the week. 1t was too the
most brilliant audience that has been seen IN the
amphitheatre of the Garden since the closing day
Of the last horse show, q year ago. The fashiona-
bic people focked in after attending the Jaffray-
Jaffray wedding reception, and consequently the
display of costumes bewdering Mrs Peter
Coope. Hewitt. who walked around the Garden
with her father, Frank Work wore one OF the
most striking costumes Of the day. 1t was or
black SATIN made with corsage Of shell-pink silk
deliberately trimmed with white lace. Mr.. and Mrs
Duncan Elliot and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll
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1 NEW SUCCESS TOR Mr.. DAILY
WHAT THE LONDON PAPERS SAY ABOUT THE
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.

WHAT THE LONDON PAPERS SAY ABOUT TIE
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
London. Nov 1.-THE production of THE Schooi
for Scandal at Days Theatre, Leicester square,
where the play was given for the FIRST t'he Oh
Monday night has been received with much eh'hu-
siasm. William Farren plays the part OF DIT re'e''
The most of the other important parts are oi7"io
uted as when Mr.. Days company gave 'he pay
in New-York THE London Times says Mis'
Rehan's Lady Teazle must be set down as anorhtr
triumph added to the many she has already Mo ~,
Willy differing fields Her embodiment contains
tho prts of wit and tenderness in equal .os
and unouestionably fills gap not hlied since '"e
DAYS of Mrs Jordan and Nine Vestr i,,, -. oooss
.sThe Morning Post says: '.Tne primary sus.ess
of Miss Rehan in Lady Teazle Is the most inter.
csting OF the present season rom ne, AZ
entrance 10 her final act the audience had the rares
histronic display presented them, ana tne pupHc
again found in her actress worthy " nIo~ -.
the footsteps of the greatest favorites WHO ever
trod the English stage: ,,, pohor n,aved
Lady Teazle absolutely in the right vein: Sne Is
cav: she is unsophistcated she IS merry, sIe -
SuIle,ess: she is fun of fun and when the screen
fails she is a veritabe woman. -,
.1'he Pail Mall Gazette says: MISS f;ehan nas ,
once more by her success in Lady leaIie PROVE
that she deserves to be hailed as a great actress.
Her Rosallrd and her Katherine were masterpieices
IF dramatic creation. Her Lady Teaze Is 10 less
4 masterpiece A., po,,,s raarranoe-
MN. of the play and his superb production Vi
'rhe School for Scandal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
pnsfOMcc Notice.

FoeIon mail, for The week ending November IS will
close promptly In all cases. az 90, Office a; follows:
es Der Capua. from Bamose Octters Tor Para ana
cara must directed per Capua) at A. m fr Para.
r arn a. a. =" for Italy and british India per s.
T. FFRiDAY-At 3 ,. for Blucaeds, per 6. Hcwes
0SSArUEDAY.-At 30 n. m. supplementary 0 o. M,
for france switzerland Italy, Spain PORTUGAL ard Tu
Genoa per s. $ Vera tcttcr> rust be directed per
Wcrra): at a Complementary 10 a. M for Eurore
her = s. EJura Via Queenstown (lctters for Germany
mus be directed per E,rirla) At M supplementary
10 A. m) for Fms. Via Bremen (iettsrs
for other parts Of Europe. Via Southampton and Bremen
direct per s. s. Anchora via .ilssgow c,tcrs must bS
directed ''per Anchora") at 10 for Nethci lands
direct per > 5. vcentan via Rotterdam deter, must
81 rcd for Fonc Island sme gss%s .n
AuxCayes per :. $. Adirondack; at II a. m. for Cam.
M bo TaeasG ana xssaa, per Yamqs
directed ''per YumuH').
Mails for China and JaLsn, per s. China from sss
A%straa iron San Francisco close here daily 10 :
No.embcr 'i9 q, 80 p m; Gan Nan, Tor the 80 asty
daily up November .2t a, 80 p NJ. Malls for
tsiia NcwZcaand. Hawaiian. F and Samoan Islands.
per Alameda from san Francisco close here daily up
= 5 Etrura with British malls for Australia, Mails for
china Janan Hawaii and Australia via Vancouver special.
IN addressed "ny) close ~ this "cc daily AZ 40
stcarer. clos, at this oihcc daily at 30 D. m. Mails
for Mquclon by all 10 llost and thence BY seamer.
close az thls Ollie daily o, 30 D. NJ Mails FOR Cuba.
bv ran ramla Fla. and tecnee by steamer (sailine
Mondays Thursdays AMI raturaay-, dose this ofee
daily AZ 40 a. Mail, f,r Mexico. overland unless
specially addressed for draat'h iy steamer close az shs
oniee dali, az n. M.
'"s'''''u " cmsEirs " DAYTON pcssas.tr.
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6perial Notices.

A. Dy the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
OBS FIFTH AVENUE
WIN. j. NORMAN, AUCTIONEER.
THIS (TnURSDAY) AND FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS,
y O'Clock.
UNPARALLELED SALE
GENUINE
COLONIAL FURNITURE,
BRASS ANDlRONS AND TENDERS,
from South Carolina,
including several examples formerly belonging 10
GOVERNOR AIKEN.
ALSO 4 LARGE COLLECTION OF
EMPIRE, CHIPpENDALE AND SHERATON FUR.
NlTURE,
AND AN ATTRACTIVE SELECTION OF
OLD EMBROIDERIES. MOORISH ARMS AND
CTEIOS, MODERN HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITUIE CLOCK SETS. SILVER
BRONZE BARBlDENNE
VASE,
and many very choice articles too numerous =
mention
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4 yryG BrefrJAv"
|. I.nuis Repuh'ir.

From The 81 T.nns KepnbNr
Thnrc was a novelty exhibited 1T the meeting Of
the 81, Louis Medical Society last night by DR..
W. !, fnften It-or he, for IL alve-was
ns;i,ent from he MIssonri Pacific Hospital who
cIairncd to he lung musician, ~" WIS taI
ore The assembled physicians for lf-hour. pip
ny so.",s ni.5 he the dronjng sound though the
pinine was clear and musical as bell The music
l ,pn go entirely In the lungs. the performer
ke.,,ne bis mouth partly open and drawing through
his nose Among his selections were The Lost
Girl on the Mountain" and 'Dixie:
olien whine the hospital o T,h " s,ar NJ feSe eG
s 49, Thai he has been making lung music since
he was four years old He cannot explain now ne
SECTION hand on the Missouri Pacihc Railroad
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Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
DIED.

on sS"dy Sov 2n VIZ ghS 81 Prank
Funeral from hep late residence. No. 5 Wood Place,
YonkcIs. Thursday afternoon. at o'clock
ATTERBURY-On wednesday morning November 15
William Van Rensselaer, son Of cat6irine V. r: and
ruSsr, A ssSep at 2 pred Church Eighty
siSth,st ard Amsterdam doth ave. Friday I7th Inst.
Tuesday. Nov l4th at hts late residence 707
East 4lst-st, Henry Edward Back, in the s5th year
Funeral thursday. 8 p. m.
nHse n MaSy Ssrne; Mo- 81 @
10Th year Of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereaftr.
LID e D; Ogden Bradley; TUESDAY NSvs%ssr
% on arrival Of the tI trs" from Se%forf
f. 1875 U a Ii L. on ns sy SS
Funeral services the Baptist Church. Union Course.
pSHal ' at }ioSes eare sehoharie County NY
gFVSsgn Soyennsr LIN, 1893 John w.
ErGay "'S az s ssF.' no ''''A
lsSs EII1a re-, ogden, widow Of John ?. ccnln Il
aa S n s Of M ysr 1 late l'
Funeral services on Thursday evening, at O'Clock.
FAYTuesday November IA. in this city, Frederick Fay.
rane'a THURSDAY inst at his home. Monson, Mass.
Cha,les Ferris. in bis 73i year.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
services at his late residence, Pearl-st, Friday
November 11th at 10 80 a. m
Interment at Sound Beach,
FrLLGRAFF-On Tuesday, November Ith DR.. Otto
Fulleraf aged "a years.
Friend, and members medical profession arc respect
residence, No. LcXin gton-aNe, Thursday evening
November 10th, at 8 O'Clock
GILEERT-November 18th 1898 Annie T.. Gilbert az hsr
Iato residence. 80 East 20th-st.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HICKINBoTT0M- suddenly, Noy; H. 1sos Alfred Hck.
Funeral his late residence, 52f Grand.st " Y CITY
on Friday. Nov. 18th, at .. m. "
Intorment at convenience OF the .amly.
HUsTED-On Wednesday evening. November 18th. VIII.
Fun raj at his lat" residence, No 3Ss Clinton
ave. Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon. November l7th
az 3 O'clock
NIVISON-At Newark, n. j., Nov. 15 1898. Mary w.
NyisOn. aged 6b years.
Funeral service. ut her a;e home No. North 18th.
st.. Newar' 5 Thursday afternoon 40 o'clock
Intermcnt -.cckIenburg y. Y.
UNDERIIILL-At Seneca. La Sale County ILL.,, On
Monday 18th inst. David Hunt Undcrhill, in the
cchty-eighth (-Sth) year Of his age.
Intcrnent at TarrytOwn. n. Y.
wlLrUR-On the evening OF Nov. 18th. at F1atbush,
l.. l., tcrrt M3Ttcnsc only OF Jennie V. and the
late Lionel A.. Wilbur. IN the 231 year OF his age
Funeral Thursday. 10Th at o'clock M. from his
lac residence, in Flathushave, opposite Winthrop st.,
Flotbush.
WYETI-At Rivcrdalc- Hudson. Nov. 18Th, Louise
Alley, Leonard J. Wycth, jr.. and daughter a
John NJ. and the tate Augusta D. Hopkins
Funeral services at Christ Church. Rv,rdae-on Hudson,
Nov. 10th. at 10 30 a. ~.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at 9:25 a. m.
KENSICO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad, 4s minutes
from Grand Contra, Depot private stati at entrance
once IL Fast i2t-st. Telephone call $50 49,