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The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28
No Violence ..!:i {Sc Permitted.

The Governor OF Kansas has notified
the sheriff at Weir City that under no
circumstances Tili the st;:ie authority ;
permit yIoionce among :he striking min
'ars there. i.e informs ,ha strikers that
it is binding upon him 70 preserve tie
peace and order e: tho state and he pro
lrnsas u do IL.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28

HIsToRy repeats itself curiousiy For
the last year OF the Republican al
NJ ministration prior to the beginning Of
Mr.. CIeveland's first term Of Office the
balance OF trade in our favor was 2i6,.-
l01.OO3; the first year under Cleveland it
dropped to Sli i,Ooo.G0. then 10 s23.0na.-
600. then passed into an adverse balance
OF s2S.O0O,000. The current is setting
the same way now. If this is merely a
coincidence it is suggestive one-St
Joseph Herald.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28

The following 10 list of the convey
ances filed for record during tire week,
ending Saturday, July ~. 1893.
Reported by Cow. Morris, abs.rac,er.
Oregon, NO:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
.Jaa Kaltcnhact and wife e. .IahD
NoeIiscl, 10 a in Sc Sw sw IT, oo. ST.. $50
Geo ". Green aud wife 10 +. NJ. Giiluu,
me- aud NV 81 ami 81, 81. -. 81. 600
A!yira Carter and husband tn Jno. NJ.
Crowley. iu: 1, hlIck l, Pmkstons add.
Peter Strickland ard wife fa Wm. II.
Strickland, NV. ~. u. %, 3s 2!5
QUIT CLAIM.
Frank C0oper and Vim. Eimorc 20 4. J.
Kelley. !. ili in lut> ! !, and 6. block 10.
Mnund tiiy Ex. n,o'd for drcd)-.. IS
E.riiart; Iinmci ran 10 ii. l.. iaiTler,r re
81, -, G.. - ........ ----.-----.....
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28
a Chance to Trade.

An eight room brick house, nearl,
new: best location; near car line; GOOD
ueighborhood. Also, four room frame
dwelling. good location and in good re.
pair. Wanted good farms or stocks OF
goods IN live town. Address,
WM. LILLIBRIDCE,
1910 North 3rd ST., ST. Joseph, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28
" Ciil s:.';i:.-t.E..il..

The Louisville and ll!iwau.ssc oaLss
that went Democratic, this week. 60 10
prove that the financial urhea,ai As not
Finite. 10 wha, Comptroller f..-lles calls
the "baom cities" Nri.ncr Louisville
or Milwaukee has eyer experienced any
thing apFrDAinatng Il boom.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28
S35.SOD in Premiums

Offered by Llgget: s. Myers Tobacco
Co., of St Louis, Mo. TIE one guessing
nearest the number Of people who wi!
attend the Worli's Fair gets $4,000
the second 81. l.OOp00, etc. Ten Star to
bacco tags enttle you To guess. Ask
your dealer for particulars or send for
circular.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28
Praycr-NIccting Topics. for Aug
uSt ut the Christian Church.

Aug. 3, Faith. Hebrews. IL.
Aug. 10, "Eepen tance. Luke, XIV
lI-32
Aug. 81, "Read the Bible. Why?
How" III Timothy, 3 lG.
Aug. 81, "The CHRISTIAN L!ie."-t;om
ans, l..
Aug. 3, christian Cn:ty.' john, II,
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters testament
tary on the cs'a'.. Of Mary T. t:rin' cker. de-
erased were granted TO the undersigned on tn.
iJll DAY nf July isa3. by the Probate Court ri
Hn,i county. Missouri. All persons having
claims against said c>taf" arr required In tx
hfhit them to H!a for allowance wIti:ip one year
after dat. If SAID Or,irr. or they may be pre-
cIIl,lei i.nm auy benefit of sI.cfl estate and If
s:.i,. claims he not exhibited within two wears
froin the date o; this publication, they will he
forever barred. "
ALBERT EOECkER,
Executor
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28

One word describes it-'perfection."
We refer to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salre.
cures obstinate sores, burns, skin DIS
eases and is well known cure for piles.
j. L. Philbrick. Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28

All the talk IN the world will not con
vince you SO quickly as one trial of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salye for scalds.
burns. bruises. skin affections and piles.
J. {. Phiibrck Oregon Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28

Call in and take advantage
of Our combination offer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28
Maitland,

Miss Cora Mayhew, frcm near Skid
more, is the guest OF Miss Maud Iilclier
snn, ti.is week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-07-28

Several o. our band boys were in st.
joe, this week. assisting bands of that
city in furnishing music for the celebra-
,ion OF the iiftie;h anniversary OF the
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13

bridesmaids wer. Miss Elizabeth Clark Cumming and
over pink satin, trimmed with founces Of lace and
tullc wells fastened the head with orange blossoms
Of white .satin The lrdci sister, Mi.s Isabella
Hallantin@. followed us maid Of honor. she was at
tired in white net pink satin. with deep hounce
of lace. she also tulle veil and carried pink
roses. The bride wore white satin gown. Deep
WI, was dtrped anou, The head In her iand anr
carried bouquet Of white hyacinths After the
ceremony there was are" reception at Mrs. Bal!an
A, The home, in wavery ave, Tlatbu,h l.. l., of
the Rev. J. L. zabriskie. his daughter, Miss Kate L.
Zabrslds. was married last evening TO Henry w.
Wells, son Of the Rev. C. l.. Wells. Of the old Re
formed Church OF flatmIsh. Tac bride, father per
formed the ceremony. Her grandfather. Henry Lylcs
gave her away. She was dressed in gown of white
veil of uiie Her bridesmaids were Mss L.. zah-
zSrish" was The maid of honor .'s Thc ' Gest m"m
Henry d. Lott. Charles schcnck and Henry l..
London. April l2.TEe marriage OF Miss Iula
M-W:,Gm Ct ,on , to Rc!cr! winthrop Chamr
Hanover SQUARE TIC Tie Rev. payd Anderson. NJ. A.
rector Of -. George: onica,cd. The brides gown
a bouquet Of white roses. The bridesmaid was Miss
Aida Chancr, and Archibald Balfour was the best
Waldorf Asior, Henry White American Charge
dAGares: Lars Andsrson and 2 rs; n%mcr of
at the Alexandra. Hotel. The Honeymoon viii be
spent oh the Continent.
Mr.; Chanler Is srca, great grandson Of the orig
strong Chanler, Winthrop CHAMBER ard W. Aston Chan
1 l ssa SF" Of his E Ss en Gan mar
The same church on September -, 1890. Tn" lridc
Ut yesterday Is daughter of Mrs. Octavus Winslow.
who before her first marriage to William X. Cham
berlan was Miss Mary bennington. Mrs. Wnsow's
sister. well known in New York society, is Mrs;
Christopher Robert Miss Chamberlain was irtr vicci
to New ork society two wears ago
A. Canttne. the general agent for large trrriloy
1hG Sew cl Life Ins%r%ne company war vet ran
Miss Emily slocum Edwards. daughter of Tnomas
Edwnrds. Il prominent merchant. at his ic[dCn"c
No 2s3 Grand->t. The Rev. Rufus Emery. reciot
O.. 81 Paul's Church. offciacd. number OF the
onicerS of the New YORK Life Insurance Company
n m New-Iork attended the Wedding
s%ratoga; n. Y, April '3.-At the Bethesda Church
III this village ut noon today Miss Maud L. Carroll.
Of Saratoga Springs: was married TO Harry G. Gray,
or Greenwich. y. y. Tho ceremony performed
BY the Rev. Dr. Joseph Carr. ID. D.. pastor OF the
church. Julius +. Gull. Of Greenwich, acted as best
man. and Miss Ruth reuc Of this village brides
maid. The couple started for NcwNork this after
noon. and will enjoy trip to bermuda. cn their
return they will reside at Greenwich where Mr.
Gray Is Interested in numerous enterprises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
THE AFFAIRS OF THE CASINO.

At ncetnc Of certain stockholders Of the New York
Concert Company. the corporation which owns the Casino.
held on February T. a cOmmitte, consisting OF James B
C1cws e. H. Blair, II. T. Mcdowell. f. c. Stanton and
Louis sSchacfcr appointed 10 examine into the
affairs Of the company, and 10 take such action n, il
nght deem necessary the Interests OF the stockholders
circular was yesterday made public which sent
by this committee 10 stockholders under date of April
= The circular .iy that The committee has been unable
TO obtain from udol.h and Albert Aronson statements
from, th, comnny's looks 10 which every stakeholder
il entitled and 1t Ia, therefore been hanlclel In
It's work IL gives last official statement furnished
Ia the secretary STAT" showing assets Of 3i72322 81
and liabilities Of siIId -. The annual hNcd charges
Of the company placed at sj2s0 AMI TO this Is added
an estimate Of OOO the annual amount u retire
llahli,ic. making a total OF s55, $50.
In concu sion the circular says: I'm order TO provide
for the above the Casino will have to something IKE
coo annually the next nine and half years, as
under Mr. Aon-ons he Is entitled 80 cent
f the profit, after per cent dividends have boon paid on
tbc contal stock. How such "A large OF money
lie saNd each year. judging from the past Is problem
MD your at this lunctuc l. not called upon To
answer but energetic steps VIII have u be taAc
III once II your property Is 70 be saNcd from disaster
seems quite certain. With this report hand ycu
act for YOU kindly sign aud rct: 1t to the Undersigned
The circular signed by all tho members VI the commit
tce except II. d. Mcdowell.
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THERE WILL BIZ one BtLL AT LEAST
COMMITTEE rs MEET TO DISCUSS ~ ENTERTAIN.
MENT FOR NAVAL MIN.

meeting Of prominent citizen. propo,"d by the
subcommittee " the Chamber Of Commerce to act as
manager, Of the clzcn- ball to De gwen for " itOrs
AT the Naval review celebration va> held YESTERDAY
afternoon ai the Hotel Waldorf. John Austin stevens
presided. lie said that b" absence u thu lit o.
manag r. mentioned In The fist communication al
dressed 10 leading citizens due % ID" fact that
Information hid been 20 civ'd that tn Mayor Was
about 10 appoint committee Of 100 cizcn,. many
81 whom should he added 10 the lit II mInl'r'
already proposed By The promoter Of this BAL. lie
also aid that tac reason for his om"wh hat inioima
action was tie necessity Of curing III" hall al t."
Madison -quarc Garden ior ia" evening - April -.
AID also Of securing III" appreciation Of H." >ccr'tnfi
Of The Navy AID oi ADMIRAL Ghrrurd!. and the ac
crL'nncc an Invitation t. the officer oi III" init
states and foreign vessels.
\ sub committee Of III" MAYORS Committee -
100 was present and con suite with similar
committee appointed 10y the chairmdn. II recon-
NEEDED that the MAYOR, Committee Of 100 a.-nm'
tho obligations incurred 10y the committee "i ia"
Chamber Of Commerce. and that ID" Chamber oi
Commerce DE relieved In sdtl factory manner
q rs guarantee Of ~ 800 for The rent Of the hal
aid occidental cNp'n-c-. Thu COMM geo al SUI
gc.tcd that fifty men Ice designated l., ~" chairman
81 rl.e meeting ~ mn auxiliary to the Mayors Com
n,it,cr Of 100 II th.,r suggestion, d. moi meet the
aup-oyaI Of the Committee 81 100 II 1, probable that
some members Of the th"mlcr Of Comm roe as In
diyidna, Civ" "a lall 10 the Ni-ltoio withcu; con
nlc,ing with the similar affair 10 !" given 10y TIE
city.
There were present ~ M" meeting General Louis
Litr-rrald. = Nicholson Kane. Peer Niri" I"lfi
Wizard General Jane, VI. varnum. General Horace
Porter Commander !. y. Miller. Reginald DE kOv,n.
jaime, spcycr. John ". Tapldn torn'lu, y. BIS
Henry " Tllby Woodbury. IHngdon. j. :. Kennedy.
LOST, Wininu!lcr. Percy ITomWcll Isaac !,'in.
Adrian I-cn. I:u,hrod H. Haync. Arthur T. -ch"rncF'
horn j. y. Whitchou,c, Alfred r. Conhlins ii. L.
Grand Cannon. Madison Grant, William l.. D"i@",
t. f. Townsend. Cleveland II. Dodg' !. j. oahhN
Rbinoandrr. Clarence ". EOWrn. Peter T. Harlow.
Henry ". Van Cortand, Charles :. Boyd and smith
j.. Lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

-, r.ccn.,on W., given AT IN" studio 'lnb' no %
Wet Try-seycnth-si, yesterday "i'''U."'''
,,cr. shown he large canvass Nm'h M ~
r,o,unt Sherwood and her sister, Ms 'N"" '.
are propiIIng for the Woman f"Vi"h ~ NV ''' ,
',,o rr,dl,riou at Chicago. III subject oi '''"
+, alceorical rcpr, s'niiug woman ia .
nbcr,s Of art, Mrs shcrwoo1's canvas Is n'rr'''"s
- all the ncures are portraits. among mem '""' VI
~, Aida CHAMBER and Of her sisters Hl-' "''"''
Uovt Nj, Edith Mnturn ana MIS- "'r'r'u' -
:, - ,id ,hnf Mr.. Potter Palmer has Ioneh' '"''
vorl Miss Elizabeth Biadhurs Miss Lld" f-"''
ard Mi. Fanny stevens poured tn. N"l""r ''0
,,.o,. were Mrs Jane, Kelnochan. Mrs. Henry ''"S
Mrs r. Is. NnIurn, al" Nie-es Mln'Ufh ~ W"
stance Curtis. Mis-, otis. Mr. and Mr. L. H. N"p'n
,,.. Niuellc Alexander, Captain Beaumont, the ION
t.,yccraid peploe Baron HoScnkIanz, stockton ''i'
uoudin9t Colt ElcG stevens Mr.. ana MIS- ''''
uolIcr Miss .idcina Mpcr. Mr.. George hld" ms
Kidd Mrs Lahcns. Ms, Lahcns, Mrs 'h'iis '"'h
son. Miss Mary Field, the Marqii, ana MARQUIS :"
,,e, ArgudIn Miss Johanna Davidg". j. '"iIh""
n,-,vtou w H. Hartman, Mrs. Frederic Escr' Lieu
,erant and Mrs. Erttinl and Mrs John HIO'aeoo' ~
4 reception with music was gwen last "'-" ~
,rlln U6nrirtt, Corradi, at her honSr. 40 'ro h'7
tou.oyc Excellent vocal music WAS gwen DN ''''
uclcn ODonncll. Miss Mccarthy. Henry ""'''
coorc. w. Campbell and the hostess. AhlohH NV
c,,,s,s were General and Mrs. Fcrrcro, DF. am w,
:. = .nrady Dr. and Mrs. Calvin l. Adams "r.
vrs tomas u. Kssaln, Miss Klssam, Mr. ana
Mr. Tanning rlc Misses Ambrose Mr. anu ,-
,k r,,Icr Mr. and Mrs. 1homs, Mr. ana MID
- pcvnoIds ard Mr.. aud Mr.. 6. &. Ioldt. x,,,.
d. hike OF Newcastle. who is on his way To IN
York. contrary o T." R 4 m%rrarc ' With Ms candy
W. vaS here during tn Actors inha r",' II"pr
one year ago. VIA hn r,sors ni The iair Their
and bo'm was cut short by the death Of IEinar
Iloicr, who r wa Ia" Of T~%casrlc The duchess
ma,her r;, ,IG n1, join her husband on his trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
OLIVER SUMNER rEArLs Long PETITION.

oliver sumner T'al sent his petition fos appoint
act q, COMM Toner ~ street Cleaning 10 Major
allr.v Yesterday. !, bore The signature, OF 30
PRESIDENT, ~ corporations, ara when unlrcd stretched
icip,, the Mayors Office and few feet into IA"
rls.acr l"adirg irtp hl' private oitce. Mr. "i'roy
way aLs,n and Colonel g orcc Il. Mcclellan the
actin. Mayor. received H. with secretary lfollyN aid.
u. y w., safely .iCw'd away among tn archives.
The .12 -irner, 81 Mr.. Tcall's paper do not ask
fr his appointment. hut merely request the Mayor
that IN case there, shall be- vacancy h. viii con
,id.r the application Of MIR. Ica for the place ol
t.mmi. .icnrr Of street Clclnug.'
4 letter from Mr.. T'all accompanied I'll" petition IN
which h. told the May that he asked for The APP
ro.ntm,nt only on the superstition that the present
oonn.i. >imrr intended To rrtir" voluntarily. III"
made no request FOR the rem val of MIR. brennan.
Mr. 1clr added. know that | clean the
streets of New York with the present appropriation.
ruulpu.nt and rec. and II a. any tim" You should
- i To make m Commissioner, | promise that you
viii neither have to regret III" appointment.
nor occnsiun to worry about the condltl.n oi tn"
sheets: for # given the opportunity | will make
Sew Nnrh II >hoalI b. with IT. natural advantages,
the clcdnc>t ciil IN it" " rld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
POstoMce Notice.

Foreign nails will close promptly in all cases) at this
Office follows: ,,,
INT RsDAY-At u. m. for Carthagena aud sa,anlis.
pcr Egyptian Prince Oeters for Jamaica must 20
f,"n' per :. :. Areonaut Ge,:ers for jamaica.
Belize Guatemala, TruXillo and Puerto Corten must
be- directed per AigonaurD; at IL a. m tsuppe.
mcntiy II 80 a. M for Fortune Island Jamaica,
Klca Via Limon be- directed per Athos) at ~ m.
Tor Curacao and MaIacabo, per Mancaibo at II m.
supplementary 80 M for Europe per $ Columbia;
Southan pton and Hamburg at II m. for Colon ana
Panama per san Marcos, via Colon etters must be
directed 'pcr San MsfcOs') at p M Complementary
Complementary 80 p. M for Nassau N p and San.
cuba per - Cenfuegos; at D. M for Porto Rico
direct, per Centurion.
SNrtKDAY-At - 80 q. m. for Netherlands direct per
per veenian') At for Fan-e. switzerland. Italy,
SPAIN Portugal and Turkey, per s. la Gascogne. vie
Ilavre: a for Germany direct. Saale vie
Bremen etter for other paris OF Europe via southampton
and Bremen must be directed per saale') at IL .. M
for Campcche Chiapas. Tabasco and Yucatan, per s.
cttrs Cuba Tampco and TuXpam direct and
other Mexican States, Via Vera Cruz must be directed
per Saratoga at II A. for Hayt Cunana and Caru.
piano. per PrIn, f. Hendrix lete,s for other yene
iuea ports for Curacao Trinidad British and Dutch
II M Complementary II M for Venezuela and Curacao
Savanli via Curacao. Venezuela etters for
other Columbian ports AMI for Cumana and Carupano must
be directed per Venezuela at II M Complementary 30
D. M for scotland direct. per Anchora Via alss
gov (,etters b. directed per Anchoria) at D. M
Complementary 80 D. M for Cape IIayti. ST. Domingo
and Turks Island. per Drama D. m. tsuppie.
mcnafy $3.50 p. M for Europe. per Berlin. vie
Southampton at 30 M for Newfoundland. per steamer
nal co sGis. q y% GBS 5syeaf ssy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
NEWSPAPER EDIToR' AND PRoPRIEToRS ARRIVE
WITH AN EXHIBIT on THE MAJESTIC.

\ party Of English new pap,r workers arrived here
Yesterday TIL. White star Line steamship Majestic
NEST Of whom are now staying nj the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. The party was arranged By sir W. G.. Leng
and his son, &. D. Lcng Of The sheffield Telegraph
The other members are LaScccs Carr, Western
Mall Cardiff: \. d. Murray. Newcastle Daily
Journal; Herbert Bramley, sheffield and Rotterdam
Ina pend mt; Clement J. shorter, Illustrated Lon
don News AMI "sk'tch7; g. Il. Dibblce, Manchester
Guardian; q. Harrison Law scotsman: +. g.
Bylcs, " Bradford Observer; Joseph Dixon. Indus
tries" p Alden. kcghlcy News: William llcinc
mnnn, "Wccily sun; Colonel John Morgan, Sir
Morgan Morgan, "CardiY Express and Miss
;rcrach of The Dundee Advertiser Ms
J. ID. Bylcs and Miss VI. \. ByeS.
All. excep, the last two editor, proprietor,
of newspapers. Taey not here CORE, prnden,s
but most Of them win write articles about this country
or their papers. They will make tour OF the United
:iatr>, visiting Philadelphia. Washington, Pit.sburg
eli ago, Detroit, Niagara FAILS, Toronto Montreal and
Eosioa.
sir ". c. Lcng. Mr. BramIey and Others OF the party
cNpr sScd themselves highly pleased With their first
impression, OF this county. We arrived about mid
day" said sr W. c. Leng. and had Il splendid view
Of yorr beautiful lay. y mos Interesting place 1t
iN and 80 busy. The atmosphere here IS delightful.
It Is because you burn anthracite coal. We. in Shelf
field. usc blumlnous coal and the air Is always thick
Nit. smoke and SCOT, which settles upon your face.
hands and clothes. You are /; month behind In
he .,aon though. We left the leaves starting the
urr. flowers OF almost all sort, In bloom, and the air
warm AMI mild
That /, due to the Gulf stream suggested The
uar TepCr"r
Ycs. Ilt sou Yankees will find Il Of
changing the course Of the Gulf stream to get
your spring before do"
Sir ". e. Lcag said that his pIrty would remain
in Ncw-lo.k until Monday.
Among re other passengers James Dre1Cc.
Blush ROYAL Commit, iolrr 10 the Worlds Columbian
Exposition. and W. II. Harris. who Is in charge OF
the transportation VI the English exhibit at the
WorId's f4i. u portion of whici cam on the Ma
jc>tlr. A arg. consignment OF articles. principally
zap siGi,a. wee from windsor Castle and We're lent
rs Queen Nicorii and the Prime" Of Nale~. There
Is also large collection Of medals and dccora-
lions gathered by Mr.. Harris. including Waterloo
medal. 4 Penln>ar. star OF The Bath. an order OF
8. Patrick aud "A sword of Lord Nelson Mr..
Harris said that he carrying letter from
Queen Victoria 10 the Fair Committee. In which she
expresses the goodwill OF herself and people for the
success of the Fair.
Among other exhibits are laceS valued AZ 800
900. a coach ard four lent by the Prince Of Wales
travelling chariot which formerly belonged 10
he Dnhr ~ Newcastle. landau made for the
Cu.ras jubilee. model OF the nr, stage coach
hat :nad' the journey from London to York: TIE
Nfr ont n Grace Darling; Trtvith'ck steam boiler
fl lsOJ.
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DIED.

BAYAPD-M short Hills y. j.. Monday April ION
Harry Lea, infant son Of Louis flntard ana Miideu
Bayard
COFfIN-On Fourth day, l-th iiSt, Ihonlas tonlh' III
his Sith year. 49,, -, . a.,
Funeral services on Sixth day evening. 18th inst at the
rr,ticncc Of his nephew Edward \. Coffin, No. 3i4
Electromagnetic, Brooklyn. y. Y. at o'clock
Poughkccpsic papers please copy.
CKANE-At White Plains April 18th. Fila NJ
daughter Of the late NJ W. Fish aud vile OF Jocph [.
Crane
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
pTVoE-SudIcnly at Spotswood. n. j.. 18th inst
Walton son OF Augustus \. and Mary Dcyoe, aged II
Funeral private.
nrcKINSON-At Somcr' Wcschester Co., ~ Y,
Wcdne day the 18th inst. John Wesley Dickinson
Funeral services his late residence, Friday the 14th
Carriac,, al Puriys Station arrival Of train leaving
,iiand Central station Harlem division nc 10 30 a. IN.
widow OF The late Thomas e. Field In her S5th year
Funeral Purchase Meeting House Fifth day April
18th. at IL "a n.
Carriages Will BE- White Plains station 10 meet the
train leaving Grand Central Depot at o o'clock p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
DIED.

The residence Of his Tra"ita,her. Robinson 5sia
Friends are invited funeral services at Grace
Church on Friday at 4. 80 p. IN.
GfvEN-At Tshkin village April II, Miss LAWNS
Funeral on Friday, April i4th at II o'clock M: iron
h hi Io s ns sy joseph hoS
Funeral SERVICES at his late residence on Thursday April
$ ana r Il. y '
JONEs-on Tuesday. April II. John H. Jones. In ths
Funeral services at residence. 1Is West ssds.
ntrmcnt Friday morning at 10 o'clock Cypress HIN.
MAErEN ga ~, wernS sad 81 ~ Clara Mary beloved
Funeral services viii ie held At her late residence 81
Carriages viii meet the O'Clock Grand Central
Depot y. y, n H. and H. r. H.
Cleveland l loSoS papers please copy.
q, hs sssnc s ES. It R
Notice of funeral hereafter
MoRRIsON-On Sunday. April 9th, Louise. vito Of -:
ward a. Morrison, and daughter Of the late samuss
Funer at her late residence 47ths on Friday.
n 'ss 4ih az isS scnvncnec OF the family
OGDEN-suddenly. OF heart failure at her residence Ne
Ei ss @s Ii K c Widow Sn Of Ssh esV osdsn sa1
s caTa a tn4sh ar? and % Ss ri: city,
Inernent at Trinity Cemetery.
RICHARDsON-On wednesday morning. Dr. HAYNES Il
sce At Che residence Of I b. sSn a, R9Sa
KHAN, Esn Cont Sm 4 aow Washington Pace lhur''''
the %Sans q u sss i e.
Andrew j. Campbell, aged "a years IL months ana -
runer service Friday, O'Clock p. m at house OF En-
Carriages at Kingsbrilge station to 80 o'clock
RoDGEIs-on Wednesday morning. a; her residence
Emily HOsack widow OF John kearny fscdeers NJ No
and daughter Of the lite David Hosaek, NJ ID.
The rdt Re rar fssv var s De- on neg Friday 4S Inst X
tend without further notice.
RvTnEEFcRD-on Monday. April 10th, $685. James
Rste! s g attend the asg syne, a
Intcrment at ';r'enwood.
sHARpE-Entcrd inc rest on Monday April 10th at a.
Abingdon. Conn, William f. Sharpe, esq., In the Sun
Inerment at Goshen. y. Y.
suTTOX-A, Chapp,qu, April fith 1893 Walter Sutton.
Funeral .eivces at Friends Meeting House ohappaauss
Friday April 18th. al II 80 O'CLOCK. 60
Carrl1ecs win meet train leaving Grand Central pepos
swAIY-M Sing Sing. April 10Th, 1898, Laura Dunbar
scycc, a, the rc,dence s5 washingtonaye pOstIoned
Of nf INT daughter at the same tlme froay'
ss5 asa 'SS' Ss 6 ENTITY
ich at S Same '0 +, rotsia bloomfield
Wax mOEsEX-At sing Sing April 10, 1898. Thomas c.
Van UO~cn -. ~.
Funeral ,cvices THURSDAY. 18th inst, at ii a. m at Ms
late lc.idnncc 40 Wiian--i.
INT. rment I'm Greenwood at convenience of family.
wALLACE-On "wednesday. April 18th, Wilfrc1 wallace.
in the G.th year Of his age. $50,
Fun,rs services his hone. II Magnolia-avc. Jrsey
CITY. on Friday az y.
Tntcrnent the convenience OF the FAMILY.
Scw-iIaven papers please copy. .
,TSON-At Mention. r rance. Wcdnesdly, Aprl
II. William. OF Robert {. ani jeanne T. "atsoh "
the 18th year OF his
Notice OF funeral hereafter.