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The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

It would be worth while for the ladies to bear in mind that if they take gentle course of Ayers sarsaparilla in the spring, they will have no trouble with "prickly heat, "hives, "sties, '' "bolls, . or "blackheads," when summer comes. Prevention is better than cure.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
FAIRFIELD.

Frank l.. Bigelow, son of Ex-G Gov Bige- low, moved his family into the Gardiner Wetherbee house, this week, having
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
JOHN PULLMAN. Embalmer, Undertaken,
 Telephone Call 12l, 288 Main street, Bridgeport, Conn
The Travellers GuiGc.

NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND R K.
 March P. 1893 hAWLEIVILLE-Ea O5, i2 ca. 7 l3 m West g am, 3.6 45 m. NtWTOWN-East fS l0.f7 Is p ID. West is 5 m, f. B, f6 Opm. SANDY HOOK-East IT a m, ,I2 l3. 24 r.m. West s 4S m, ? 4S. B pm. S0CTH HRURY-East s B. am.;I2 29, 4O p.m West $ B m; ? B, l7pm.
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AND AS ONE EXTREME

is likely to be followed by the other, by
 a natural law of reaction; and the far ther the pendulum swings one way the farther ii will go the other, the danger
 of these i~ma is that the weak and the unwary and the un-tablc, who for a time
 are ''carried about with every wind of dOctrine.' will sooner or later loose sight of the truth altogether and come to shame aud confusion of faith Of all the ismS which arose during the first 800 years concerning the church of Christ,
 not one remains as such today. Their
 names have no meaning now except as we study their history. The same here
 sieS in principle may have come to life again and again under new phases, but they never abi lr. But the
 TRUE AND LIVING CHURCH,
 with Christ in her midst, abides forever. The love that will leave the 99 that are
 safe, to go out and seek the one that is lost, is the sort of cure the world most
 needs. God is love, and he loves us, and
 his chief command is that should love
 one anothec. Love is the greatest of all
 and is the best. Faith, hope and love
 are the abiding clements of the life of the soul; but the greatest of these is love.
 The very and eternal nature of God is love. He loves us in our sins and pun ishes Us to save us. The worse we are
 the more merciful is the divine compas-
 sion for our redemption. The bruised reed he will not break nor will he quench
 the smoking flax. While spark of man.
 hood or of womanhood remains in us we
 may be sure that his love is seeking us
 still. He loves us because we are his.
 and we need him.-[O. O. Wright.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
SOUTHPORT.

Capt J. V. Ryder will close out his business here, April 24, and will start in business at Branford, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

Miss J. M. Hoyt was in Ridgefield over Sunday, called there by the illness of her sister.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
MRS SMITH RESIGNS.

With the closing of the first quarter of the Hawleyville gospel mission Sunday school, Mrs Annie E. Smith resigned her leadership to the uperintendent, Frank Hawley, and will take a long needed rest. She has braved the cold and storms of the winter and done her part we'll and Is worthy of much praise.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

The Loyal Legion will meet in the vestry of the Congregational church, on Saturday afternoon.a at 3.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

whole. may be so forced out of it's rcla- tions that it becomes practically false hood.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

Miss Ida Taylor has been visiting in Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HART FORD R R.
 DrC-spkrr H. lS99

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HART
 FORD R R.
 D-C-mber II. 1892.
 BERKSHIRE DlyI~IoN. NE" HAVEN-N"rth. 9z5 am, i 2s D. m; Sonih. II a. m., $ 24 p. m. DERBY JUNCI IION-Norlh b, 10 nS s II. 4 49 p. m. South. 10 3S a m., 03 pm. SHELTON-North, 10 10 a. m., 5I pm. South. 10 s5 a. m.. ..757p. STEVENS0N-No 10 B .m.. 5o3 D. m. South, 10 B a. m.;7 Tn. m. M0NROE-North. 10 2g a. m., 5 os D. m. South, 10 r a. m., s6 D. m. 8oTSF0RD-North JOS. 10 3s am. 1 30, 412. 5l4, 642, D. m, g. IOil. am; 6 30. : 30 D. m, m sunday milk 26 pm
 45. 20. 522, 50 p.m. Sunday IS m. 40 p m. South ' ls, 52, 10 O.. m; 6 l5, ' ? D. ID Sunday milk l3 in HAWLE1yILLE-N s25. Iu5s ID; 2 20, 1 9. , 30, 5S p m. sun- day Ss7 am South I'll. s A. Sunday mix 5 57 D m. BkoOKFIELD JUNCTIoN-No.fh. S s5 Il 10 ID; ? 10, n, 10, 7O5 m, Sunday s 36 a m. South 2 O2, 50. D 8. m., 5 ia. e D. m. Sunday milk i3 m. For Danbury 02. 3I. 45, II I5 m; 4 10, 40, 05 m.
 BRooKRIELD-North. 70. 1il5 a, m., 90, 4 46. ' 10 pm. Sunday Al Il. m. South. 6 57, s 30 a. m., 5 5!. 6E5 D. m. Sunday g p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

Look for the advertisement of R. s Tomlinson's great stallion, "Fleet."
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Town Topics.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

Some farmers would as soon be out of tea and coffee as without the Stock bridge special manures in the spring and early summer while crops are going into the ground and growing up. See William c. Johnson, of Newtown, and get the Bowker Fertilizer Co. s catalouge free.
 Many rise in tue morning with head ache and no inclination for breakfast. This is due to torpidity of the liver and a deranged condition of the stomach. To restore healthy action to these organs, nothing Is so eflicacious as an occasional dose of Ayers pills.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
Around the Preside. CALIFORNIA SPRING TIME.

Its Glories and Attractiveness The New River. side County
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
GROWN ON THIS COAST,

New life will be infused into all this section by the establishment of River side county. The act creating the coun- ty has run the gauntlet sof the Legsla- officers are to be nominated this week and the new county W ill vote on the prop osition May ?. Formed from a narrow slice of the southwest edge of San Der nardino county and the northern third of San Diego county, Riverside county is about
 THE AREA OF MASSACHUSETTS, with only 13,745 population and 5292 square miles of desert and barren moun- tains, stretching east to the Colorado riv- CT.
 The possibilities Of this unsettled and largely undeveloped area can only be re- alized by actual observation and care ful study of the country. Population and wealth are certain to steadily and surely build up more and more of River side county, for capital, brains and peo- plC dIC iulO IL lIpu Ine WnOle United States from
 MAINE TO WASHINGTON, and the new state of Southern Calfor. mia, certain as fate in the next quarter century, is bound to be the home of cul- ture, refinemen; and comfort, with 8 fruitage of grain, deciduous and citrus products ti4at will yet affect the market. of the world .-[ R. H. Smith. Riverside, California, April 4, 1893
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BRIDGEPORT BRANCH.

BRIDGEPORT BRANCH. BRIDGEPORT-Nor ' 80. 10 oO m. l2 8, 40. 10 p ID. Sunday, : 35 am. Arrive 5, 90. II I5 am. 10 m. Sunday milk 05 pm. rkUM LL-Nofth 42, 10 i2 am. l2 %, 5 52. $ p. r m. Sunday 47 a ID. South, 745. II0a am, hoNG RiIL-Nurth, 15I. IS m, I. n. s"Gth 40, z 1a<. lo 57 m. aI n Sunday milk 4spm. -s'Ei'i- EY-Nurth s7. 10 24 ans. 10. g. s p m. Sun siat. n. s.-u;h ' 3a, ecS. .O hs ID; 6 5s P III Sunday EoTSFoRD-Norsh sos. Ios4 a.m. 30. l2. $ 42 p. m sunday, S 10 a. m. Sauih. ' 2, g. 10 so a. rn.. 6 4s p. m. Sunday. ss F. n.
 pAERURY DIVISION.
 DAN ls 2e.7 I5,lo s5 sm. 3 B 4 r. .T. 5 P. s5. g as D.. r. Sunday. ID 23 a. m.. o-7 E. m- Leave S5.1. $. Q. IS a.lp-. +. IF. 10, Il6 r. m. Sunday os a, tn,. BETHEL. fram Danbury. 4a, Or. ss. y ls. ioo4 am; s2, 424. 6l6. 522. p m. For Danbury 12 2I, 2 U5. l7. 10 49 a m; IT. .4il. II. 6 %. 6 as 42 p m- Sunday. from DslbuIr. IF a. n 5 l2 ?. m. For Darburr' 10 IT q. D.. 8 20 p. m.
 RkDDlNG-North l2 l3. %, an. H. Al. P n. S.rsh 6 4o. 2 10 m. l 29. 30p ..
 Sunday. North, 10 II a. lp.. 6 l3 n. m. sunday, south, IS a. m.. Is p. m- VT -ss--- -- -.. VI
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kapans fabuIcs cure nsQaea,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-08-19
EXIGERA TION DUN REPOR-
TER.

Les gems qui ecrivenss>Gs les jour
naux sont sujets eommettre HsSexa-
g6rations parfois. L'un d'eux, en- d.
crivant un cyclone reinforcement, di-
salt que Forage await renverse un
puts sens dessus dessous, tourne une
cave lenvers, change de place une
ligne de frontiere entire deux comtes,
emporte toutes les douves dun baril,
men laissant que les cercles ct le trou
de la bonde; tue un politicien homie
tie, enleve la chevelure dun chauve,
tue un avocat qui ne disait jamais que
Ia verite, enleve rhypotheque qui Pc
salt sur une ferme, fait peur a une
femme q cheveux rouges, enleve Ia
peau dun taureau ct eveille Ia cons
cience dun politicien.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-08-19

Moyen de Sc pr6server des coups de
soleil eft de l'isolaton.
La chaleur ne peut 6tre la seule
cause de ces accidents, car on ne les
observe pas chez les ouvriers travail
liant pendant des heures exposes q de
tres hautes temperatures, mais Pom
bre. Un journal des Indies anglaises,
qui traitait recemment de la question,
faisait observer que les rayons chimi-
ques doivent etre incrimines. De
meme, en- effet, que les plaques photo
graphiques ne sont pas impressionna-
bles q la lumiere jaune, on a observe
aux Indies que les personnes qui por-
tent des habits ct un chapeau iaune
sont a labri DIES coups de soleil, meme
par les fortes chaleur qui regnent
dams lie pays; les vetements de nankin
en- usage aux Indies, constituent done
un des meilleurs moyens de Sc preser-
yer des atteintes funestes du soleil. LIE
ciel donne aux indigeues le cotton
jaune ct leur observation leur ea.
suggtr6 les avautages.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-08-19
UVE BONNIE REPONSE.

Meschaceb6
On connait le petit desaccord qui
existe entire pautorite ecclesiastique de
notre diocese ct les marguilliers de
rEgliSe St. jean Baptiste. Les pa
roissiens demandent un cure pour les
alder 4 assurer le salut de leurs ames
ct larchevtque leur repond; "Je ne
NETS de cures que dams les eglises qui
m'appartiennent. Or, celle lie St.
Jean Baptiste ne m'appartenent paste
mai pas atfaire 4 y envoyer un cure.
Donnez- la-moi ct alors je pourrai
vous fournir lie cure que vous me de-
mandez."
Les marguilIiers ont essaye, collec-
tivement ct Acknowledgement. de faire
comprendre 4 Sa Grace les raisons qui
militeut en- favour de Ia conversation
des anciens usages qui permettaient
aux paroissiens de posseder leur eglise
ct den rtgler les atfaires temporelle a
leur guise, tandis qu'elle en- await la
direction spirituelle.
Deux des marguilliers Sc sont rem
dus pres de Monseigneur la semaine
derniere pour lui expliquer la chose
ct faire sortir tout doucement ce fait,
que lie Saint Pere n'exercant plus que
lie pouvoir spirituel, il serait tout juste
que ceux qui lie secondent ne cherchent
pas a exercer lie pouvoir temporel en-
meme temps que le spirituel. .Malheu-
reusement, avant que nos marguilliers
aient Ell lie temps d'exposer a Monsei-
gneur leur point de vue, celui-ci, qui
les await tres bien recus, eu pidee de
leur poser cette simple question.
Messieurs, pardon! Avant d'aller
plus loin, une petite question: avez-
vous fait vos Paques?
Pas encore, Monseigneur, repondi-
rent timidement les deux represen-
tants de Pautorite temporelle de PE-
elise St. Jean Baptiste.
Eh bien, mes chers messieurs, leur
rtpondit Sa Grace avec un doux SOU
rire, que voulez- vous faire dun cure
a St. Jean Baptiste 81 les plus hautes
autorites de pEglise ne font meme pas
leur Piques?
Ii etalt inutile d'insister apres une
pareille reponse ct les marguilliers ont
pris congo de Monseigneur en- Sc pro-
mettant bien de Sc confesser au moins
avant de lui faire une autre visite.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-08-19
PRDCEDUREg DU JURY DE
Police.
Lsfayctte La. Aout 7, 1898.

LAFAYETTE La. Aout 7, 1898.
lie Jury de Police s'est assemble lie
I de ce mois ct tons les membres
6taient presents excepte Mr. }. q. St.
Julien.
Les minutes du meeting precedent
ont etc lues ct approuvtes.
Mr.. c. H. Bradley otfre sa r6signa-
ton CONNIE garden de la Cour ct est
acceptee.
Mr.. Leopold Hirsch etc nommt
garden de la maison de Cour en- rem
placement de MIR. G. II. Bradley qui
Il resigne.
MN. w. B. Torian, r. c. Landry,
c. c. Brown ct r. c.. Greig ont etc
appoint6s dun comite pour investiguer
les titres de tous les chemins puhlics.
LIE nomma Sosthene C. Broussard
qui est mort lie 6 de ce mois a etc en-
terre aux frais de la paroisse.
MM.C. o. Mouton ct P. l.. Declouet
qui formaient lie comit6 pour inspector
lie chemin eayLsfeited aPont Breaux
rapportent que lie chemin lie plus court
serait par fhabitation Webb. Ce
rapport sera discute 4 une prochaine
seaace.
| Mr. Durke rapporte quill dtpense
$50 pour les reparations du pont chez
OdiIlon Broussard.
Sur motion, toutes les expeditions
pour les chemins publics, pensions
pour les indigents etc, doivent 6tre
adressees an membre respectif du ward
ct ces petitions doivent porter au
moins quinze signatures avant de re-
cevoir aucune consideration du jury
de Police.
LIE Sheriff Broussard est requis Dob
tenir les meiIleurs conditions pour la
livraison des nonrritures au petit Ju-
ry pendant la session crminelIe de la
Cour.
Mr.. Hotfpauir a r6signe CONNIE
voyer du I'd ward ct Jos w. Brous-
sard lie remplacera.
: NM. Delhomme, A. D. Landry et
W. B. Torian sont autorises Il achete,
lie bois necessaire pour les Preparations
des points dams leur ward respectif.
Mr.. Brown est autorise d'acheter Il
bois pour les reparations des pont:
jusqu'aux limites de la corporation d,
CarencrO.
Une petition demandant lie rappe
de la Vacance des anlmaux a etc re
mise ct sera discultee. d une prochain
seance.
Adette Leger, file de Constan
J Leger a etc admise CONNIE indigente
Mr.. Felix Bernard, voyer du pre-
mier ward est autoris6 4 faire dispa
raitre toute distractions sur lie chemi
+. public partant du cote nord de la sta
ton de Scott jusqu'aux limites sud d
6me. ward.
NM. G.. c. Brown, r. c. Landry {
= lie Juge G. Debaillon torment lie com
te du budget pour les depenses de Ia
nee fiscale commencant le premi'
Juliet 1898 jusqu'au premier julie
1894.
LIE Sheriff ct Collecteur de tax
est autorise de proceder au recouvr
ment de toutes les taxes dues.
LIE Constable S. j. Breaux ct
Comeaux rapportent deux ventes d
nimaux faites d'apres la loi des vac'
) ces, le premier de s27 80 ct lie seco
y, de $3.50.
LIE tresorier SONNET son rapp'
mensuel qui d6montre une balance
- S573,6 en- caisse.
LIE cemite du budget fait son re
VS. port ct calcule des depenses de Il
nee fscale a la somme de S20925,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-08-19

An Elegant Hearse and fine selection of Cons always
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-01
" AN TED TO HIRE THE PARL0R.
rhs Countrym an Had Important
|, Business to Transact.

Hone. afternoon cary In the week tall.
MIX specimen of the tribe encountered
the tacliwoods of Michigan, attired in
alked timidly In from the Michigan
oulevari entrance OF the Victoria
Motel. and approached CHIEF Clerk
hafer, who was behind the desk, with
bow end a rural scrape, says the Chi
ago Post.
Then he ran his horny hand into his
rousers pocket, fished up generous
.oll of greenbacks. bowed and scraped
gain. and said to Shafer:
mister. kin We hev the use NV your
|arlor for bout fifteen minutes?'
What do you want the room for?'
! sked Shafer.
'Well, sir, we want to hold little
|ort NV u consultation" and he spoke
he big word with the airy indifference
( a drunken man attempting to refer to
I'VE charge nothing for the use of our
|arlor for fifteen minutes, my. friend"
laid Shafer. but we would really like to
I'm a-goin' to git married, mister"
laid the backwoodsman, leaning across
he desk and talking in a hoarse whis-
go ahead, them" said the clerk.
THANK YOU" said the stranger, re-
turning his big roll to his pocket. your
'ates are very cheap here"
Then out he went, and soon marched
b again through the Van Buren, street
|ntrance, plotting the blushing bride and
! party of ten, including the minister.
MI Of the gentlemen wore boots. and as
|hey tramped upstairs 1t sounded like
|oal falling down an elevator shaft.
They all entered the parlor, closed the
oors, the ceremony was performed, and
hey tramped out again.
1.-THE last / saw of them" said Shafer,
|they were climbing the viaduct incline
>r wedding tour to the Fair on the
haleback... They'll be big people in
.heir town."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-01
AGoNlES OF THE TRANCE.
youna Man Describes the Tortures
of Suspended Anime alton.
"you have undoubtedly read now ar

.you have undoubtedly read now and
LcaIt In the daily newspaper accounts
M persons lying in trance" said a
[,o,,.Rnown gentleman the other day to
reporter of the National Labor Tri-
bune. 49,, - T. Il;
berry narrowing TO me to read accounts
|, : neople lying in this condition ana be-
NJ nut in a cofiin and even stored In q
[ault, before they came TO- nave even
lead OF where few weeks after some
Necessity caused disinterment. and then
| he body was found turned face down,
s though there had been struggle for
Freedom.
MY experience went no further than
.yas enough, thank you. The fact is, l
woke one mor,1ing in my room feeling
Unite rested. i know that l had spent
\ pleasant night in sleep and lay spec
Hating without moving or caring to
PIT Then i thought of getting up. I felt
FATHER chilly, l thought, but still com
ortabe When VIVA wanted ,r,a to g. open my my
hands to them I didn't move. Then l
|truggled to stir at all, but it was only
! mental struggle. 1 then devoted my
nre n facS snsn to % NV mind f aea to
|eemed to be ready to burst with rush.
'nr blood and confused thought. Then a
relapse came and felt ,stupefied. !
bidn't care whether / moved or not.
"rhen came alternate periods of men,
nj struggle and stupor. In the after
Ioon l was discovered by my landlady,
Who came to look after the room. 1t
+eemed astounding to me to think that
should be compelled to lie there and
Lnpear as one dead. l heard everything
That went on-heard her calls, but
Eouldn't answer. She called others OF the
Family and u doctor.
"Rurning my fingers and feathering
INV nose didn't disturb me. l couldn't
Heel IL. I came around about 10 o'clock
hat night. When i did l came with a
bound, and ! was nervous for n week
Sfter. The thought of that probably
toming again is constant source Of
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DIED.


AsANTA. Suddenly, Of apoplexy, on Sunday,
Nov. &C. at 6 p NJ. at Nepaug, Conn, Wv.
BAsANTA aged 63 years month and 20 days.
Interment private
[iRowN.-At Larchmont Manor, g KoRsE DAVID
Blown, in the 5Oth year OF his age.
|'ADMUs. On Thursday, Nov. 80, JAMES q.
CADMus. aged rs years.
Funeral services at his late residence. 135
Jefferson St, Passaic, n. j.. on saturday
Dec. 2, 1893, at 2 p. NJ.
|CLOoNEY. At the residence OF his mother, 343
West iith ST., ANDREW SrEAvES. son of
Margaret Clooney and the late George Clooney.
Funeral services at Trinity Chapel, 25rh st. +.
near Broadway, on Friday. Dec. /, 1893, at
1O.16A. NJ.
ID. AT the residence OF his parents, Rah-
way. n. j., on Thursday, Nov. 80, GEORGE
]. DoRRAp, in his 2lst year.
Notice of funeral hereafter
|ELIICOTT. At his residence. 1900 Sd ave. !,
JAMES ELLICoTT.
Funeral Friday, Dec. ], at 2 p. NJ. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend. also men,
bcrs Of the Cherokee Club OF the 22d Assembly
District.
BANNING. On 2Sth ult. in Chicago, WIN. II.
FANSING, dearly beloved husband OF Kate
:. tanning, oi New York CITY.
lnterment private.
FRANZ. At White Plains. Nov. 90, 1893,
GEORGE ]. FRANZ, aged 81 years.
A solemn mass of requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul In the Church of st.
John the Evangelist white Plains, on Satur-
day morning at IL o'clock. Internment in
Mount Calvary Cemetery, White Plains.
GRASS. Suddenly on Wednesday, Nov. 90
liENHN ApuLPH. beloved husband Of Marie
Grass, nee RuInme, In the 9th year OF his age
Funeral services ut his late residence, ~
West 1891 ST., Friday. Dec. /. at T.. N.
Friends, relatives and members OF Centennial
| Lodge, No. n6l, h Of H., respectfully in
Nitel. interment private saturday. Dec q
hElICK. MARY IIERIcK, aged IT, years.
Funeral from the residence OF her brother
John, 3O7 East Elst st., OH Saturday Dee
q m2P NJ. Relatives and friends are re.
spec'huly invited 10 attcnd.
1"olL--on Nov. 20, Mrs. CHARLES KEoIL,
daughter OF Mrs. c. RAIDER, In the 2sth year vi
heragc.
services on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 10 A. NJ. f,
lohi ~ Grinth st., Jersey city Heights.
Funeral private at r. NJ.
~MH On Thursday, Nov. 80, Mrs. GATHER
NE LOWRY, beloved wife of william Lowry,
urparird this life.
hondS OF the family urs invited TO attend
w, W., funeral from her late residence, 20 EEs;
Tooth st.
AT harshyille, Mich, after = short
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-01
Horses, Carriages, &c.

A BREWSTER TOP BUGGY, also handsome
extension top family surrey, single and double
harness. all nearly new. no offers refused. 1877
West l1th st.
BARGAIN Lady must sacrifice to-day sound
horse, $50: worth SOD Residence, 1US Calyer
ST., GreenpOint.
DELIVERY WAGON, In first class condition,
suitable for almost any business. THE WIN.
FOR SALE-ticod sorrel horse, suitable for ex-
press or grocery wagon. l45 East 10Th ST.
FOR SALE-Cab, horse, harness. &c, &C., all in
good order; bargain; part cash balance In
mstalments, $50 or $40 down: chance for u live
man. Address H.. box 300 Uptown World.
LADY must sell three horses SIO-S0O coal
wagon, truck, harness. Residence. 100 Free
man st, GrgpnpOint,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-01

i5fll ST, 100 T. Convenient 10 Grand Central:
double rooms, also large front pnror; moderate.
NIrli 81, llS r. ELEGANT, large front room.
suitable Tor - also hall room.
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Illness Of pneumonia, HENRY J. MARSH,
formerly of Brooklyn.
Remains will be privately buried at Green
wood.
Brandon and Rutland papers OF Vermont
please copy.
sCHIRMER. At New Rochelle. n. Y, on Tues
day, Nov. -. GEORGE ScuIRMER, aged o.
years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence New
Rochelle. y. y, on Friday, Dec. l, at3PM
1nterment private.
SMITH. On Thursday. Nov. 30, EDWARD, be-
loved son of james and Sarah Smith, aged 2S
years
Funeral on Sunday. Dec 3. 1891, at / p. NJ.
from his late residence. ll5 Bedford st.
Brook,yn.
BARNETT. On wcdnes day, Nov. 30, JAMES
BARNETT. beloved husband of Julia Barnett
Funeral services Friday afternoon ut 2
o'clock.
BROWN. Suddenly, at Woodsidc, n. ]. :,
CHARLES RopERrcK BROWN, In his 23J year
eldest son Of George and Emma l.. Brown.
Funeral service will be held Sunday. Dec. g.
at ! o'clock p. NJ, at the Church of the Atone.
Newark papers please copy.
BURDICK. At Stamford, Conn, Thursday
morning, Nov. 80, ELL,M., wife OF William
hrdick. ....-,..... .!t..,, q. ,,...
Funeral services from her, late residence,
Greenwich ave-, stamford on Saturday even
ing. Dec. 2, at z O'Clock. Interment In Green
wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, sunday, Dec. 8, at
1890.
CREGIER. Entered into rest on Wednesday,
Nov. 20. JouN CREGIER.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence, 800 IIalsey ST., brooklyn, Friday even.
Ing, Dec. !, 1888 at o'clock.
X 1ERNAN. suddenly, on Wednesday morning,
Nov. 90 ut his residence, 50 First place,
Brooklyn, ex-senator JOHN J. HERMAN.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
funeral services from ~. Stephens Il. c.
Church. Summit and Hicks sts Friday, Dec
!. at 8.3O A. NJ.
MILLER. Suddenly, on Wednesday. Nov. 20,
ROBERT MILLER, in the nth year Of his age.
Funeral private, from his late residence.
1872 Broadway, Brooklyn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-01

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