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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
RLuard
ron
Supreme Excellence,
10 TuE
PUTNAM
nor FORGED AND
lAa.-iIAMMER POINTED nORsK
NAILS.

At tho Worlds Columbian Exposition
At Chicago. A medal aud diploma word.
eds "supramo excellence In material
method In manufacture, and quality II
finished product elasticity and smooth.
ness combined with holding power IN
clluch. 1, allows tho use Of very small
nails"
There 10 nothing beyond supreme excellence
nor IN there anything comprised % horse mall
except tho material from which u 10 made,
"thu method uf manutaCturr,' ana 'uuauty OF
finished product" futnam Nulla, 10y their
elasticity" glyo slightly 20 thc expansion and
contraction OF the huuf while tue morse BE- in
motion lY their "tmuuthnUHs.' do not tu.
iArgr tho nAil holes in the hnuf, whIs thrir
supreme excellence tn "lo.duE power 90
tua 'Clnch' enables thcm 10 hod Tho suoc lu
the hardest service uutl worn nuis
u the "uso ~ email nallh' Ia 90 hotea arc
avoided and money saved Go Che smith.
Iuus 30 Will Hr seun that Ihf uNglNH ~ tho
Worlds columbian tHpoHuHn ryruEn 20
what qualities 40 tumaks zap good hurHr NAT
ana that only lhu "iltuau contains them all
UUTurn VAN IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
LOGAN.
HOLIDAY Amn.emenis.

The closing ball Of the season givou
al the Agricultural College on Innu'
day evening, was a brilliant aud auc'
cesiiul alia.t.
On Saturday evening an exc lleut
entaftainmaut was give BOO tins Fourth
ward assembly hail. Relations, uiN.
l0uucs, tn1icuux, iusuuMcnhl nni
vocal muBc iu abundance nnr,to cone
cludu, Christmas drama entitled
t'Dnvrn from home" iurnishuI a
variety N good thlugs iJr thu auliuur.
AZ the Eplsc1palhu church tHc
Christmas tee was unveiled ON 5ntur'
day evening. nnJ an excellent Ui1.
gram rendered by the SUNDAY and dfy
school pupla,
Monday tChfIsimaf) ovcnIng "a
dance wa given in tine Third wuri Cor
the benefit NJ the Dfaclu's quorum,
and in thr fine dancing hail 100 ihu
new Ecclps 4 Howell building the
iniiiat0ry ball was given boy tue Logan
fire department. In tue Fhh ward
assembly hall there also was a danes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

Location OF principal place OF buHuers. SAT-
Lake ely, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

Representative Eldreigc, Of Summit
county, visiiei tho Agricultural
College last week Tor the purpose I'd
obtaining Information Ice REGARD g. tl.a
great territorial eiuciuonai institute,
A. tnsltrrs Pertaining o. is interests
ARC sure DO br brought bui0fe tue
Legislature during the coming winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

Mt. Thomss Cahoon, who took an
overdose Of morphine, ~ reported IN
Saturdays NEWS, Il gradually im-
proving. His physician has hborru
diligently aud there h llitle doubt now
that he will recover. The fum1r that
he took the drug with suicidal intent
10 uufgunded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
BEFORE CONGRESS.
--workinq for Tho Wost--

Amer STAY ~ revoul ytnr % wash
mgou. nc, during which hohaa Loc0mo
familiar with tho workings oi Congress
and the departments, Judge Chaf W.
sayuor, ON Attorney and Counselor 81
the Supreme Cour ftho Uuuol salol,
i'rfoparcd 60 promote proper legislation
by appearing te'aro C1mmIuoos aud
informing influential Congrcumou ~ 10
tho needs of clients aud communities
tepfoseniol bv him.
lio also continues bic practice In tho
General Land Onoc, prepares appeals.
make. answers aud arguments before the
Commissioner and socit,ary. analyses
and reports on ca7os 10 attorneys Of a
distance. aud attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 70. Address Box
Afi, Washington b. o.
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pELlNovGNT AssEssMENr

Delinquent uougc.-srucr Muns and Milling
Company.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

form, % be bar faot llofsrelien az oette
9lrbeioe / Srnoerne paa benz, Ioni esl'
tioeli0 bar iprplistet fig I'll at uolsre
Oct. Dor Gpm1rfiOmbeo buroe TIE
leoes bort fra eler bort 5prIs9 paa al
aiennemigre oenne Neforn aFbrpoes,
iereno BEN er iul6iBrt peo en- lnno %
iornnitig 9oUsiuning. 0eeoens u ilra'
uiaelia Dor boloe fat pco ben @riltos
iptning, at 3olo % Jorbunos'tatie tuil
bgr panlG80es ior at iaa 3not99ter, o9
be buroe i~noitrRutrs, ueo itren9 Spar'
iumbeo, fat ri bog life tonrte bort ira
ben ajenossjerning, at Der er ucret op
5prboio, ipm Der maa td9es Senlph III
peo noarbeibelie al 9ololoue.
ct er i~ittert: 6uis pi oil bj9lpe 5ol'
fet peo Splbreiorm, maa 81 reoucere
ben nupGrenbe 5Olo paa 2ipsIornpoer'
beoer. 1urbelene peo en- laaoan Jtes
button uilbe pare isinefalone. Yet
pIlbe for 3uiiuoer betpoe beore N9rlli9,
bebre Sl9ber us bebre 2p. Saaoanlle
@aper itulbe en- 3esjerins, bpis bslelte
Spsaoe er al iremme 5olfets gel, plls
Zig glue. Stfe minore pel9jprenoe Tor
bort 5Olf pil Spbapelien al 3olo paa
3aaitoife blipe. 9erben buroe ltda
aaben ior bort 2anos Spfinoeliess %
5oretasipmbeosaanb, men bet er life
mulist, iaal9nse acknowledgement
ueo bDie 5Olbiatier nester De ameris
fanite 5abritanter liseiaa bilist Naas
itpi Tom oeres &pnturrenter bar. Nrs
beiost bar, omenb inoirefte, flor Suffer-
este beri. Den itarpe aappeitrio rels
lem pore 5~abritanter for at foripne 81
teripprsielen efter beres @nrer, fploer
mart bet inepre Warfeo. 9erpaa fpls
ger NrbeiosinbltiQinser / MGQer og
6abrifer, Iiitebiselie af Irbeibere o9
SOB / beres Siem. Selp ON ben ofte
9ientaene E~aaitanb, at frit Raaltof %
luo 5olo pil bepirte lapere 2pnnin9er,
itulbe oiie Jig at bore lamb, iaa oil bog
bore Nrbeioeres Sntelisents mart
fomme til ben Slutnins, at peres peo
Trit &aaitOf siune itaoise Grbeibe er
BET Sistisite.
Ereiioenten anbefaler oerpaa parnlt
bet At De bempfratiite Meolemmer al
Suosetfomiteen ubnrbeibebe Soloiors
flag % lpper tilllut at biorase aft,
boao ban fan, til at biG(pe bort fi9re
2nro frem til Sturbeo % S%elitanb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

@nntIe Neftor q. q. CT bpg0elia oa
into, men iuGrt liOet muiitalIf. On
Sag rusler han noe paa S~fole0anaen
og bGrer Sti9He EFT @rnnt inbc / San0s
orrellet. San gear Oa ino for at ie,
bpao Der CT pOn 5Eroe. "Na, Sr.
5feftor", tiger Saugl9rereu, "oet er cit
lioen @nt, iom nbiOtut oil ipn0e Git,
men bet paSler Jig Ilet life for bam".
- "gSei, bet pasier fig not ifte", iparer
6eftor, "fi9re big, @utten min, bu fan
ba ltisnne, at DC andre ogiaa maa hinge
liot - ou fan life ipu9e aft, bu!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
Gn NnipAnina til &pmaem. ="

fdttl9e Gnfefpne, Saren Olsontter, ats
raa6er bcrueo 9ereS Mojeitpt ON ben
Naaoe, at ban pil lnsse ct spot Orb
tno for min Ssn Inbreas hos Dor 9pbe
Yolitimelter, iom bleu afltebiset ioni
So9ter iorrige Spit fprmeoelit en- 8ruts
fenItabs eler Seruielies @jenitanb.
8or oOoe Yolitimeiter er naaoig og goo
FAINT itreng % Goruelig, men bet fors
bolber Jig anoerleoe3 meb 9eres Mtaje,
itGt, iom fan siue Naabe, ps ium fan
tilaoe at laoe Naabe saa for 8et. Cub
Oeliisne Waieitaten. Sialp mig / oenne
min 8pn!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
Look out tor The FAIR!

8jor @lt iitano til Sulen; Den
Itaar for Suren. Oct er en- Sio
til at fIube, % SiOen er M! Der
CT ct Steo, bpor man bor fiobe.
og bet er Der! Selp Ell lioen
Sum oil foellaa lan9t til Yrelen=
ter for @ns Senner, naar man
tjpber al Dor Fair-priced Stock
al patre Eager For Seaieoa0ene.
Sl ltuloe unlfe, Se piloe TONNE
ino % le De aacrbeoite. 81
on'fer, at De ifal ie, builfen
WtGn9oe pi bar al Dem, % buor
biuige DC er hos os. Yreienter
for fOr gnbuer, baaoe @ammel
% ling, Nae fan fnoe paslenoe
Sllle9aper 6lauot bort rlmaaoelio
'tore Oplas al 9plioup GOODS,
Nupelties, i iapaneiiite Sarer,
Bamboo GOODS, China, 2esetpi,
9nffer, sllbums, Stub GOODS,
6ancp GOODS, furifjeaise Slaos
Spill o.i.p.
Som ino % ie, at ri boloer
Seli9oaBs Eriler. De fan life
NnOet end blipe bel tilireos, pa
tOm oerfOr Itrar,
j. T. RELF,
The Fair, l2S Water Street.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
st 0initnffe. beitemt til Of ~eritntt,

st 9ipitDffe, beitemt til at e~ritatte
Snprlip, er opfunbet al Ell bebmiIf
Sngenipr. 2iuitpffet paaitaaes at meoz
belle ben fpinoelisc Splte EN- paffer
5orm uoen at uo6pe ct for fort 5rpf
paa 2e9emet, iaaleoes iom 5ilIR[oet err
peo Senpttelien al Snprlip. 8eo at
nnoenbe bette 9ioitpttc, u%nbgdar man
6orltprrelie al Slooomlsbet, 5orfrp6s
ling al 0eperen lnmt andre ltaoeliae
6plger al ct ltRrft Grpf paa 2egemet,
bpOrbOs 9esemets 8ele fan beo9ae iia
rbi1oret.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

This week Friday evening Prof. Breck-
enridge will give the young people of
Ridgeway a talk.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
VrcnDcnt GicVclauos
WuoTat.

@i bieiriter Der ct lloeras al Eret'
bent Glepelaues Narsbaoitab til Nom
eresien:
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
Gronfrige.-5piflano.

Sort 6orholo til ben frantic 6epu.
bIit er igcnoeles bierteli9t. 5urbna.
beutli3 trpocr uoleperingstraftntcn meb
6rantrt9c idnIeoes Jon umenoeret / Ses
ratet mart / Strait.
s pprt 6orbolo til 9piflano optpm.
mer Spcrgsmaalet meb Senipn til nos
turuIilereoe I'll De tpife 6poelauo tilbas
geoenote Spraere al be 6oreneoe Sta.
ter. Sort 6orbolo til 5plflaub err Dog
Iremoeles tilireositiIenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

Gotta &iea.

lla9iet hi life bauoe noacn llolepes
ripastrattat meo Gotta silica, ~uolepereoe
Get BOG ben bprtrpmte 6urbrpber @eets.
Y, buroe bape NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mco
CQc Qouoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
6tnan I.

Siulse Sinansminiiterens 5iappcrt
belDb 9anoets iamlebe Snotp9ter / 6is
%nansnaret, Der enote ocn 30te Sum-
1898, Jig iii s46l, ZIG. 561.94 % llos
9%literne til S459,314,67429. Serai
inotpm i 5Olo S205, 355,O16.73 pa al
ben iuOeuIonoite Stat Sl61,o27 62393.
Zen betoloeoe SnoiNrlel belub iio III
1927. S56,7ll, en- 6orDgelie al S52,s
453,907 pper bet %ioreaaoenoe Iar.
Zen tplofrie Suoipriel belpb ia I'll
s444, 544,211. II 9teo9aug al Sl3,s
455,477. llofprielen belpb fla til
SS47, 665,1 1914, buffet er $1S2,612, 954
minore END / bet %ioreguaenbe Nar.
@ulpIbiurielsn bar itgrre cno i npaet
ioresunenOe Nar, neInlis sos, $50, S44,
og $5S,465,5 17 mere emo / bet i%oresoas
enoc Nar. s Sufferprnmier uobetol.
tes s9.315. 130.SS, cit 6prpJeGie al 3d.
033,053 oper bet i%oresaaenoe Nar.
&egierinacns Snot9ster iur inoeuGs
renpe &e0nltabsaar anilaaes til $780,
III, 363.5S. % llo9iiterne til s45S,.
121, 365.3S, en- lluoerbntance al $685.
100000.
Zen lite 9tou. 1898 belpb DC Girs
tulatipn pGrenoe Eeuse iia til S1,71S.s
544,6S2, en- 6OrpBclie al s112. 4o4, 947.
Scr Seioltuins ben 9ng nniipges til
61,626,000; Der er altiaa / Smlpb
S25.49 ius buer Suobpsger.
Zen iaume Sag bar Der / StattanIs
meret Sarre9ulo til Ell SRroi al $780,
657,273, % Splpbarrer iii ell G9roi
al S126, Spell $50.
s 9alenoeraaret 1892 belpb Yrpoufs
tionen al role Metaler / De Spreneoe
Statcr li9 til 1.596.375 liner 6inaulo
til en- Sanoelss % Mpntp1roi al $685.
100000, % $4,000, 900 llnier 6iniglu
til Ell Wfartcosp0rni al $50. 100000 %
Ell Wputurroi al S749s9, 900. Gen
lite Sult 1898 nulluges summer al
8nlopsnge / De 5oreneoe Stater til
S597.697.6S5 / @ulo % s615, 761,4S4
/ Splp.
s bet meb ben Site OCTOBER 1898
enoenoe War pprettebes 119 Natipnals
Banter. As oplpites i%riui0is os 1853 iuos
itiaeoe line 8etalinger; berai 65 ban
ferot, 81 sienoptog 6orretniuseu % Z
bar fremoeles / SGnoerne paa Sants
GramiHatOrer. Gntallet al Iatioual-
banter var 1896, ps oeres aapital
$685. 5SS, 120.
Subpanorin9en.
s iioite R~esnifabsaar antom 440, 1893
Snopanbrere, 141,034 i9rre eno | fpres
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
6pnouras' Club.

) 6aunen Gmasdla blep Der ituot
paa IN umeritanit Yoitpamper, foroi
aapteineu nGgteoe at uolepere til Spns
ourds' milit9re Auturiteter en- Iasias
ger, ION par paa Reiie ira 0icara9ua
III Guatemala. Sor @eianot iprlarate
ifel9e Snitrurer Gritntnins for oenne
@Olbsbanoliug. 6onouras' &esieriuo
iralnsoe is alt 9luiuar Tor fine Office
rers Serb ps uotalte fin Sstlaselie
poer Oct inotrnine.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
Hicaraguafanalen.

aannlielitabet er fommen / iprrl
8en9euanlfelilb eoer; men Wicara9uaa
&egierin9 bar bebanolet bet noelmo,
bi9t. 9e Joreneoe Stater er / Ger.
oelesbeo iu~teresiereoe / bette Strrperf.
Ger er iugen 2uil ON, at Sdualen oil
5liue iuloenot mber aHeritanlf 9eoelie,
% at Sdualen oil oa itaa aaben life
nleue for pore Stibes 5art mellem 4t-
lnnterbaoet % 9deiffbapet, men for
nle Rdtioners Stibe.
noleperin9strattat meb 8uss
lamb.
9enne 9raftat. iom easntlig blep III.
bertegnet / Marts 1887 % / 5etruar
bette glar %ioranoret og itaoi9itet al Ses
untet, protlamereoes iioitleoen SUM.
5Oruifliu9er paa Samoa.
8 cen 9eniigt at biora9e til 5reoens
8eparelie paa Samca inogif be 6Urs
enebe Stater for 4 Nar ioeu Ell Cpers
ensfomIt meo Gualano o. 9Dltlano,
bporveo oisie 9aHoe iorpligtebe ii9 til
at oprett eloe UiaIIetoa iom aonge al
Gamoa. Strnr eiter be0puotc ben in.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
/. st imuft llOpnlg al 9ifter Fans

Nj StrnOie= % andre 5jer iOrte s1.25, $3.50, 50, 1921
$500 % $500.
9ploe 6jGr s.. 25 Og Opoper.
SOioe Satin Sitter so Gts, rs Gts, $1.00, $L2
$3.50, $500, $500 O9 $3.50.
SOrte Satinz&iiter so Gts, Is Gts, s1OO, sL2
s1.5o, $500, $500, 800 % $500.
SuiOe Satin hand painted Sitter $500 % $3.50
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
I. st prGgtigt llOpalg al Minffcr.

A~strakhan, Monkey, I'm. Seal, Water Mink, Natural
Oppossum, Black Oppossum, Hare, Coney etc. Yris
ira 80 Gents o9 opoper. SI9elcoes Gets for Sprn al N3
tratban, Stbbttb Olp. 81 bar mango meget biQi8c Sagr
Wiufis.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

acknowledgements life ifnloc unosr'
ieses srunois. o. Ieuiipnsliiterns rettes.
Re i~eueite aiiicrtn9er bar bragt iOr
2agsn ifrRttefiae SnmmenipTr9eller
Ior At belaa &sniionsbeoraaerier, %
mon tnyog itIe betegne Dem, Tom lener
al reite paa oenae llre', iom iicnotl'9Nus
oeee o. ii9saDloi8e l~ioeruerIor bGoers
li9e &eterauers arap.
3 bet meb ocn 30te Snni enotc
Regnitobsaar uo6.taltes / Senlioner
Slj6, 74o,467.l4. 8 mpevprenoe de9ns
!%fnbsnar o%niIaar &cuiioustommislGren
lloaiiterne III sl65.O00.O0O.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
5. @Dbt &ipb / &iplctpier.

Sllte o9 lilo, 6elulo pip, men Jiumnlct tilaorr o8
at opregne no9et. Som % lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
tn REVIEW THE YOUTH or NTBLO'S.

Tho Rosenfcld Brothers who have gained note
throuch their management OF Nine. DuSc, the LII
ru,lans and other theatrical attractions. announc"
that they have leased Niblos Garden for three years
and intend 10 restore IL to lis old place of glory rs
= theatre devoted 10 spectacle IL VIII he renoVa'e'
this summer and the stage VIII be ht'ed WIN '''
hest and newest appliances II will open on August
-, mr. % with th, LilpntianS. In "A piece. prob
ally 10 be called THE Trip 10 Mars This Will Dc
followed by some European attractions for whch
Theodore Ro,cnfed Is now making arrangements. lie
* at present IN Berlin. and will 20 later TO VIENNA
Paris and London. He promises an opera company
from La Scala, Milan, another from fraenc anu u
,,, from, D.rIin 10 play farccs The ballet
sncct,cie Columbia will be- brought from Berlin anu
finally play which the RoScnields have had ~ i' i
ion for two wears will be produced. THIS IS
r0laf." a romantic play with story OF the icn,h
ccntnrv Arrangements will also BE- made for Amer,
ea nactoclos The prices for seats will be- rcstorci
10 the level Of other rstclass houses and there VIII
he no further effort 10 make IL popular price 'hc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

The rnderhil Society OF America held us hrs1
annual meeting I'm the library OF the Friends heetihS
House. at -ixeenth-st. and Rutherford race AT
d. m. yesterday As the society was without presi'
dent william Wilson Underhili. president OF Tue
United states Fire Insurance Company, was cailcu "
the chair and ID. Harris Underhill. secretary Oh the
society," recorded proceedings. The object OF the
society," 1t was said 1, to promote the publication OF
genealogy OF the tnderhI family by ID. Harris Ch-
derhI who has been engaged on the work Tor twenty
years stephen Is. jacobs read long paper on Jonh
Underhi who came to this country from England III
1880 and settled Long Island. The paper TO
ferrcd 10 John Indcrh the first iilrltah captain
whose valor not only rescued New England from saw
az, warfare but crushed the 6reat indian copieo-
cracv for the humiliation Of New Netherland ana Inc
villages Of Long Island" The paper ended ny urging
the erection OF a monument TO the memory OF 'ohn
rnderhiI whose body now lies In an Unmarked grave
at Matinecock, l.. l.
An election of officers for the coming year rcsuteo
i'm the choice of william Wilson tnderhil, president'
Robert Underh first ,icepresdent Frahcs +. III. IN
drrhil second vie presid mt: ID. HAIRS thoerhiii:
secretary DR.. J. " UnGernll, honorary secretary
Mrs. VI. Underhi Cocks. assistant secretary, ana W.
" son Cndeih tire lsircr . -.
IL was resolved that an Cnderbll reunion he nelo
At the grave OF John Tnderhill next Memorial Day
and a committee was appointed TO make the necessary
arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
MISSIONS ~ INDIA DISC USED.

PAPERS AND ADDRESSES IT THE INTEENA
TIONAI. UNION MEETI NC.
chiffon springs. y. y. June l. (-prcal).-lhe
only session for discussion Of the Interi.ni0na&
Missionary Union to-day that Of tho morning. de
voted to India. following up the patform addresses
on that country the evening before Mr.. Elston read
paper on Dcrvish Tanthei>m." which was discussed
hy Drs. IIanilin and Gracey. Mrs. Knowlton ami
others. Dr. Nudge read paper on the subject OF
Ma Movements I'm India and Their Dangers. y
Large numbers Of tn" people. chiefly from among
the poor he said. have become Christians. The
secret and rapid spread Of information and plans
leading 10 this result dissimilar from those
which appeared in the Mutny. Adverse criticism
ought not TO BE- hastily mace by such have
not had part in accepting largo numbers for hap
tlsn but the speaker emphasized the importance Of
faithful seed lowing for successful rcaping. The
question Of education IN Indian missions received
considerable attention.
The Rev \. Dcwslcy. Church Of scotland mission
ary In Madras read paper maintaining the position,
g., Dr. Duff. lie drew distinction between mission
schools and education at work. tho former being
universally u.cd but the latter Occasioning much
difference OF opinion.
Dr. and Nh. Foster and the officers Of the Union
held a reception The lawn In the AFTERNOON.
Inn resting illuintni addresses to children pre-
exhibition of views from various missionary fields.
10 morrow morning Pre-. idcnt tcorgc Douglas, OF
the Montreal Wesleyan College. Will preach In tn"
snnitarium Chapel on "Tribulation the Means OF the
Japan and China will occupy the attention of the
mis- .OuaiIt~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
DIED.

DROwN-June 10th, 1893 Eleazer b. Brown. in his $50
Relatives and friend. invited attend funeral services
Monday. II a. at his late residence
s37 12lst-st., Moningsidc PARK
BROWN-Jntercd into rest, at Jcr@ey City, on tridY
morning, June 10Th, 1893, Thomas G. Brown, Ia Ns
6eth year Of his
Funela service. at residence, 3S Mercer-st.
Monday morning, al 10 80.
az the convenience q tie FAMILY
Kindly omit nowers
CARLTON-A Elizabeth y. j., on June 10, Helen Ncw'
comb the wife OF WIN. j. Carlton. ~ ..
Funeral services her late residence NO. 80 Wess
t,Iand-st.. Monday, at 8 O'Clock r. M
DORR-Saturday June H. OF pncumonil, George w.
Dor the both year OF hi age. 49, 90,
Funeral services at ~. Agne.s Chapel west o-i'sI'
Monday. ,. N.
InteImcnt p ,ae.
DrDGEON-sudi,nly. saturday morning. at Peacock
Point Valley. Long lslanG Richari HOwarUs
eldest son Of Richard Dudgrol
Notice funeral hereafter.
HORTON-On June 10th John .. Horton, aged 81 years.
Func,al service. Monday, June Iosh, . 80 m, az
Macdouga Baptist Church. between String and
Prince -t..
Intcrncnt az ROndou
HYNARD-On June Eth his late residence, No. 21f8
>cvcnth.a,e.. Henry C. HlnaId, aged 40.
Iuhc al service. VI, ncay, at T. m.
MDCNALD-On FRIDAY June 10Th: 1893. lsos.nl Augusta
Donald wife Alexander l.. Mcdonald. and daughter
The late joss pin Blackwell Of this city.
Relative, and friend, Of the family invited 70 attend
une al services Trinity Chapel, West 2oth-st, on
Monday. June 18Th, at O'Clock.
RANSOM-At NOrthport, y. Y, June 10Th, 1898. Mrs.
Mary a. RANSOM ia the s7th year Of her age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
SCORES IN TENNIS Witches.
PLAY IN THE MANHATTAN AND KINGS COUNTY
TOCRN ,MENTS

The PLAYING in the Manhattan Tennis Association
handicap tournament IN mems doubles, which look
place yesterday afternoon on the Hamilton Iehhis
Clubs courts. was hardly up to the mark. as the
courts were In poor condition. The playing was
under the point system. - points up and The
teams divided classes, according 10 IN"
odds received The finals in Class were won by
Hunnell and Kenyon OF ;hc Fifth Avenue Club VINO
will meet the winners in Class \ in Il match OF 30
points up. In Class \, Fischer ana Bostwick were
defeated by McEnroe and Chlpn in close match III
which the losers showed POOR ju 2mcnt In apparently
trying to drive the balls through McEnroe instead
Of obbing to dsodgc him from MS iavoiitc position
NJ the net. McEnrpc and Chapn VIII play HOBART
and Lawrie In the finals next week. Inc scores
follow:
Mems doubles, Class \, preliminary ron iM- ,
f. Hobart and f. H. Iawric Ariel T. {: iln1s ~. ~,
chsn Hamilton T. G. ,mnis io beat ,s D. W. "m'e
fri roundoJqn F. lGrar and "s F. ir aaTriS
A >s r g. beat r. ~ oo Mc 9r a. and chares
B. Chaplin iismlton T. C. GninI nr lo oc r. e.
Class b. first roundw g: Happy and !: ~ WIN yin
CENT Ariel r. C. go: beat f. nrSe hl% vi nnd A.
d. kenyon. Fifth Avenue r. e.. (3o, beat ". McBnae
and NJ. Toomcy Hamilton r. G.; 'sn: ill.,; "
lej). beat J. Alexander DcImar and Edwin NJ smith;
smoI KEc1 oI@ s D c"' @%G
lialpin ana Louis scigman, Hamilton I. I. uo'
12-6t. =, ,.,...
semi fnal round-W. q. Happy and j. NJ vincent
Ariel r. e.. (.Ol beat John i. ,rr and Robert Ham
ilton KnIckerbockcr T. &. t:2D. 1.-H-. ~ H. BUN
nell and A. ID. Kenyon. Fifth Avenue J. I. l-o rev
". Gooichd and Benjamin Blauvel. Hamilton J. T.
(25l. 72-66. - ,,,.,,
Final round-A. r. Bunncl and A. ID. Kenyon, fith
Avenue T. &. (5O beat ". q. Happy ana u. NJ
Vincent, Ariel T. C. (2Ol. '2-JO
The King, County interclub tournament was
continued on the courts Of the Crescent Athletic
Cub at Owls Head Bay Ridge. Yesterday afternoon
Many excellent contest, were pllycd In the mems
singles which were scheduled To- the DAY. The net
work Of ThuIIcr in hi, last match WIS Aceheh''
and Merriam. Of the $40 kl'n Club. showed treat ,
Improvement In hi, play. lhr bIootiyi lehnis ,io
1, sure Of the championship. Is IN" Surviving ph!sl'.
Parker and Merriam, both wear lis co.ofs. Parkr
showed no falling of In hi Pay ana drleard bo'l
wch Tilmage and TAurber without the loss o.
n SET The scores .
M,n'> Sn.lcs. Pr minarr rlurd-W. q. iIrhr
Brooklyn T. G., beat ". X. BostNlck, Altcri ]. e.
10 O.. \. :. Meran, B'0okAn /: e.. Deaf T.
j. Post, IT,. Crescent a. G.. 81: 10, Il: - -
FIJI, iOlni-R. ID. rhurbcr Kings County T. e.
e. \. Merriam, lrooklyn I. e.. beat r. Wakcr'
Trnzrf King, County +. e., beat +. lintMmp,
Ntora T. G., CT O.. W. &. Parker, Brooklyh
r. C.. beat j. +. Tann:c, jr.. Crescent y. - o.
semi final round-A. Merlin. Brooklyn T. C.. beat
Dr. ~ y rraz.r King, Comfy T. G., d, ..
~ q. Parker, BROOKLYN r. C., beat H. d. Ihurber'
Kings County /. e., g. ID.