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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
ABREAST OF THE riMEa


One IL the great features on Monroe
street is the center display window 1t
Houseman. Donnally e. Jones. The ex-
hibit made is IL such a nature az to at
tract the attention 81 each passerby. Ii
Shove numerous patterns and styles IL
light weight garm ents. and the arrange
ment Of the goods is personification 81
taste.
Every one knows Houseman. Donnally
~ Jones are exclusive manufacturers.
and that they are abreast IL the times
regarding styles. etc. In suits. their
line Of patterns il unequaled. and that
the public appreciate this ~ being a
fact is demonstrated by the enormous
business the merchant tailoring depart
ment il doing. Among some 81 the nat
tiest and prettiest styles in spring over
coats displayed might be mentioned
Kersey. in steel or gray. with Italian
serge. double warp. which is sold Mt el0.
Another in gray cheviot at el2 10 n
beauty. and in broad vale worsteas.
tons. grays. black and other varieties.
are equally as fine values. Those intend
ing purchasing new suit or outer gar
ment will find il 10 their interest TO call
on Houseman. Donnally a Jones'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

John Hylsnd. the contractor tn whom
Wa awarded the contract for excavating
for the Pythian temple. has bought tho
barns now occupying the site on Ionia
street and will begun 10 remove them
next Monday Work will begin on the
excavation as soon a. the buildings are
removed.
W K Foster. who WAS hurt in tho
railroad accident IN Bay City Thursday.
II another tho carried 5000 accident
..dicy with Nessrs. Clark < Bowen. gen.
eral agents Tor the Pacific Life and Ac
cident Insurance company.
Yesterday afternoon and again last
esenins the lecture hall IN y. NJ. &. \.
building was Filed to listen fo Prof
/ iodg-'. explanation 70 ms rapid system
f''r acquiring practical German.
The ranya-sers for Poik's city direct
ory have completed the canvass and this
week they ara ioo~ing after the removals
and tho-s who were not AZ home when
The canFsSser called
The board ~ managers II the T.. r. A.
home will bold a rally IN the store in tho
Lac. block. on Monroe street. recently
occupied by smith 4 sanford. on Mon
dag. April IL.
The patrol wagon vas called 10 No.
80 North ionis street lsst night To get
john Nurpoider, who - thought Ia ts
insane. he sas placed ia IaIi for safe
keeping.
Tho factory "a h. erected Tor the
itoy stcn straw Goods company ~ Ia ts
ljsN--sj feet an sixe. The company sill
Ice gas power 20 its own manufacture.
Tie story that the injuries To jacob
Myers fo-uited fatally vss not true. He
was seriously hurt and came very rear
dyieg iie - nov rapidly improving
There Was an increase - s'i.1,2.es n
the hars ciearlnE- Yesterday over the
corresponding lay II last year on busl
n~-< ~ fi.i I<s-t
nsw bridge = being build across the
ditch IN Jack-on street. IN place IL the
Que destroyed by the tio.d.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
WILL NOT GIVE IN
The Builders Exchange Stands
BY Mason Contractors
8y A UNANIMOUS ACTION
q Large GAshrsing % k3uiliiAg Tssors-
uea l.ass Might N.,ssslay N~as Nag
Dsssv.aiss Whsrh Wm via.
sy A UNANIMOUS ACTION

The Builders AMI TRADERS exchange
hsld largely stteat-d meeting Last
night called specially ~ take action on
m>s,ns' strike for an eight hour day.
The question directly is between the
mason coatsAetoss aud their employee
only. bot the memhers of the exchange
II other trades. realizing hos the strike
would Affect ali tho work. adopted the
following resolutions unanimously:
Resolved. That this escAanss approves the
course taken Ds the master fnassns In op-
po-ing ths eight hs,ur demand.
-->sofsdiy, That a. unetnb~rs of fhis %.
shaass ~i!l nst. during the t-snsiens-y of this
-tsi<s. employ any nan on the eight soar
basis.
The exchange al-o adopted resoiu
tam fa.orlng the empioynent of any
man IN that line de-irnus u work on the
present nine hour basis. With = guaran
Tee ~ the fullest protection while 81
employed sitting Apfl 10 ~ the date
Tor such at Ia 80 INTO effect
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

A meeting q tho Womeais Missionary
circks u ths Fountain Street baptist
ehurSh vAs hcsd In the home Il Mrs. W.
T. I-sdses~Aux. 81 FOUNTAIN street. yes-
tertAy. Papers were read oa the work
Ia India China aud Cute
he Rev. Dan bradley q the Park
church addressed q meeting 1t the
womans Missionary sceiety of the
Sputh congregational church last even
ing oa the Magnitude u the World"
A satisfactory sale % sprons Was re
parted yesterday a, NJ A. Formhy's
store On Monroo street for the women IT
Trinity church. The sale viii continue
today and this evening.
The sJc~ish feast u the passover
closed last night. There were appropri-
ate services ia. Temple Emanuel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

The quarterly report - the Kent dis
Tract s~iE- - the Good Tempisrs show
nss ssiges established az tda. Grand
silis tesi.sr springs and sand Lake.
The first meeting 70 the ~. Cecilia
French class Vas hali after the regular
rseetlng yesterday The class val taeet
every Monday and Friday AZ 2. m.
The annual meeting of the Ktadergar
ten aS@Cu. lstiun Siii - hsif AZ the kiu
s.rxsrten rooms. ruruer = Park and
n -twick streets. this evening
The Anctsnt t.-cenic icuge gave a
petire party IN me losigs roo@s IN the
1oasr nuilling lsef night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
AGAIN TO THE FRONT.
A Roster Of Novelties That 10 Sure TO
Please-Latmer Vividly Pictured.

An entire new list 81 spccialsies is
offered at Smiths Opera house for the
week commencing with Sunday night.
One ~ the bcsi features ~ the interest
ing program offered will I've the scenes
and escapades II Latimer during his re-.
cent attempt 20 gain liberty at the
jackson prison. Much expense has
been made t. give a vivid portrayal ~
this recent event. and no one should
fail Ia see il. Among the scenes
shown will be the interior q the
prison. Lafimer's plot to escape. the
poisoning of Haighf. the escape and
farm house. Farmer Soule and the
breakfast scene. the boot and shoe store.
the railroad track. the capture and re-
turn 20 prison. the solitary cell. The
company = sv'"~'slisfs include the Foy
Brothers. comedians; Munsulla and
Russell fcats in mid air: Horton. vocal
list: Marley and Soutl-y. sketch; Lillian
ki,mpt. serpentine dsncr: Hufford and
Rs~siier. vocalista and n host 10 others
Special arrangements Tor a grand pro
gram have been made for Sunday night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
Dclirious and Failing.

Patrick Roche. residing at No. GO
Broaiway. who was seriously injured at
the Harrison wagon works about five
weeks ago 10y the falling o' wagon
skein. striking his head. is still confined
Ia his house lie is deiirious the greater
part IL the time. and has to be con
s'antly watched for fear ~ his doing
himself further injury or escaping from
his home. Iiis relatives and friends
have little hope II his ultimate recovery.
MIR. Harrison pays his salary weekly. and
Will settle all necessary expenses at
tending his sickness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

Charles Gallager AMI Guy Bradford.
,ao - the boys charged with being
present at the iiaymarket prize tight,
pleaded guilty IN the superior court y.S
t.sr'isy ami were each fined g. The
boys stated that they bad not been ar
rested before and that they were hard
srssing. industrious boys. They said
they hal M idea that the tight would
re,.nlt So seriously. Tn a." Showing
mad- by the boys judge BurlIngame
gave them srrne good advice and let
them OF sith the small tine named.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
Frank r. Carpenter. Lawyer.

Frank p. Carpenter. who for eight
years has been deputy in the county
clerks Office. il now a full fiedged law
year. He was admitted TO practice yes
terday in Judge Adsit's court. OF Mr..
Carpenters many friends not a dozen
knew that he was studying for the pro
fession. lie has been in the courtroom
and has heard nearly every case tried
since the second circuit Judge was pro
vidcd. He has. therefore. been able to
get more practical knowledge 81 the law
than students usually do. He has re-
signed his position in the clerks Office
and Will begin practice at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

- h,sp~d for She has esssged Robert
", Nezrii.'s r~~ssteass Il No. lsss bum
nSs street for hex hsms ~hea chs 70
tuna
J. NJ Ham phrsss. a. H. 4 !. Agcat Al
kesiAiisllie. lad. sa.s W B, vu2sntanoe.
-s,y~sf al tets sksy. vese Ina the eisy yes
tsnisy. Mr.. QaAsatssee - on bis sss
hsu< fnom Denver.
Jwttg~ R~abia Hatch has retarnssi
froa, Travis City anil Bensnoia. where
he bad tsen sitesdsng court
Lsuis n. Fuller and bride returned to
the city yesterday morning.
B,rn-T To Mr.. and Mrs George Mueller
"A ss.0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

- Two Michigan Central trains attempt
~ the single rack passing act AZ New
buffalo yesterday. with the usual result
IN. Wa a passenger AMI the other a
frright The engineer ~ the Passenger
wps severely injured The &. a " W
Chicago tram vsa attached Ia the pas
.senger anil zss delayed ask hours and a
halt TIE train ia. al go . IA dol
not arrive until l. - 7 m. The g. H. n
+ Chicago tram es~ delayed slso, bat IL
reached the city AZ loSo a IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

Mira Julia Eu=iga. an odd resident ~
the city and We'll Known - physicians
ard others "a = competent nuf.". died
yesterday afternoon at the Woman =
hnsne and hospital Mrs Essign l.aye-
90 relatives here. tut had great many
frlendIs She sss - PEARS oid. snd had
been lirisg a. The home f1r pear ard a
half she dis-i q Oh age The fsn-ssl
vii b. hesd iram the home At .. m Ia
sfay. Friends are invited
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

The hssri q health held - regular
sprsi meeting ester isy. hot btIie boss
n.s~- So Saus. Applications ~ Fs-s
iions a. inssrs-ts,rs were referfe.t g. the
tsssa spittee ~ Inspector. isil@ amount
s,e o. siu1 we're siio~ct Ibr hfsdsei.i
r,.t-iss~.i the health . thr city - gs-pf
ADD sastf ti,sss q toe csse~ q tfIhmd
t.'y~r r~p.ffst in The pat thr.e H'auta-
ne naFsfiy sere "a families asinx seu
s-.far
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

The Grand Rapids Dag Protective -
soc.ation is considering the project oi
holding kennel show IN thus city some
time next fall. The local dog fanclers
consider they have been disregarded by
the Kalamazoo Kennel club and will
not join with it in an exhibition. 80
stated meuiber u the Total association
Yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

n. X pst.easill. s<istos u tho Aschi-
gaa Sehss,i Moderator and supssintsnd'
cot of pat.,c inssructsos. sAs In the
city yesterday and gave an interesting
talk b, the rupiis IL the Grand Rapids
Ras,u>s. cn{ies~. usr~vbsved the work
u the schssol during the pest twenty
s>s.n years s.,d sshossn.i the pupils to
do all in their power ~ slcstss Tie bust
ness INTEREST," II the stataA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

Are you going ~ the ~nrit- falrs N
yoa are. 10 ssil cost you - - for = re-
turn tFip ticket to Chicago This - iha
ate that hs- tses established hy ID.
railroads The present regular fare IN
chicago sr.i retafn IL ~ 20. so the pub
l, cannot declare sHy bis dividend al
ne expense - the soail~re corporation.
that manage The railroads. No reiuc
ttta all ~ made IN she thirty isy
tickets The price sili remain Al o. -
fhe -siuls a. tie regular rates
The passenger ageGts have decided
fhsf are rftb - v The best rate they
ean aFer g. bezia Sith salt q T..
lockwood e tie q ". 4 | yesieFtay
II j. ps--lbls TIA; later huser rate
sIil ba shade. The railroads. si.a 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

Nearly all the street cars in the city
were stopped for a half hour last even
ing 10y the grounding 81 the Canal street
circuit. The cause WAS the blowing
down IL q wire pole. The switches in the
power house cut of the current by the
automatic device when heaccident hap
pened.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

4 students recital furnished the en-
tertainment before the ST Cecilia soci-
ETY. At the regular meeting yesterday
afternoon. The program was as follows:
A. the Spring Observation-Disclosures. Jo-sfy
lnpronptu. op. - Chopin
Miss Winnifred Fisher.
II Must Love Hope Temple
II But Knew Wilson Smith
Mrs A. J. Brown.
Vase E.tudiantina ...-...Ei lenberg
The serenads of the Maniolins D.-ornes
Miss Maud Carey.
Talk to the Students ..........
Mira Walter Hughes
Lulishy. ...........G. W. Marston
Thy Blaming Eyes Me Dowell
Mrs. Shirts.
La Gitana. j. Ran
Mis-. Nina Newton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

after q a'ch~k lsst EVENING" TIE Dag
slssd ~ss esuksa % and s~deesi lnsrsss
~vss sos,, ervm the nastheas( cssnes It
the ts,~es. sSnas "a the drefis fell over
iaia the .lrest bot no oas happsnsd ~
h. withln range.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

The committee having ID charge tho
purchases IL site for the Msson'c
temple met Last night. 4ut waa not
ready Ia rrf-srt on any iocat{on.slshoagh
options have been obtained Oh several
sites. The Masons expsrt b raise
enough aioney "a buy the 4ts. and viii
torrow funds 20 erect the temple.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

NJ. Mary r " Bali siiov q TIE
late John Bal. - expected - arrive
home from California m tee days.
~. climate California has not pto.
i,s,-e, the beneficial rfec, or her health
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

wait and gee how much business will be
done and whether they can handle il.
II tho business il greater than they can
handle. it will be impossible for them to
give cheap excursions, and no lower
rates will be made"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

Margaret Callaghan. No. ia Yves
Broadway: ~. Andrews
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

Th4 szgzFsF snsf tdsef = NJ SEQ
sin- heu-.. enrner q Canal sad Leonard
streets xars struck w lsagails sEnltiy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

George Foster. No. l9l Kent street,
measles. Helen Jacobuski, No. q Nc
Reynolds street. membrAnous Group.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

To the lovers ~ the marvellous a great
treat il I'm store Tor them ut Powers.
Opera house Sunday night. April ..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-17
THOMAS M'EwAN FOR ASSEMBLY.

Nominated Last Night BY the Repub-
licans of the Eighth.
There were more candidates for AS
semblymanic houors than one could
shake stick at at the Eighth District
Republican Convention held Ia Kessler's
Upper Hall last evening. Thomas Nc
Evan was nominated on the fourth
ballot. The hall was filed with dele
gates and on lockers. The convention
was called to order ny C. A. Siebert,
Chairman of the Republican District
Committee. Alderman John g. Martin
was chosen chairman. and Wallace Black
secretary.
The first ballot stood:-T. Williams, 9;
Justice Of the Peace Wilson. 6; Va1en-
tine Schmidt. l; Thomas McEwun. 10; DR..
Hornblower, II; Mr.. D. Gregory. l: E.
Mehl, /; Blankin, l; Judge Lansing. 4.
Williams. 6; McEwan. ID; Lansing. 4;
Wilson, g.
The third ballot:-McEwan, 18; Horn
blower, IA; Lansing. 8.
The fourth BALLOT -McEwau, 20: Horn
blower, Is; lansing. 1.
McEwan's nomination was then made
unanimous, and committee composed
of Delegates Decker, Lahey and Vieron
were appointed to wait upon the nom-
inee and inform him of his nomination.
Mr. McEwan was soon present aud
thanked the convention for nominating
him. Apparently he and Freeholder
Doscher have buried the hatchet since
the night of the primaries; for the Free.
holder was present, and along with AL
derman Martin and Lahey made speeches
complimeDting candidate McEwan.
The committee appointed to name a
successor IN case of the candidates. death
o: disability is composed of r. Lahey.
D. A. Black, J. S. Morgan. George Bell,
Rudolph A. Braun. Henry !Vorsatz, john
August Lotz, Joha Taylor and John
Decker,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-17
BIG CHURCH ROW
Trouble Brewing in the Linden
Avenue N. Il. Church.

The Beard Of Trustees of the Linden
Avenue NJ E. Church held a special
meeting last night for the purpose Of dis
covering how certain disclosures ia con-
nection with the recent trouble between
the two ladies societies of the church were
made. The meeting was called by Trustee
McIntYre. last Sunday. That gentleman
rose in his seat during the collection at
morning service. and, interrupting the
organist In the midst Of the offerEory.
stated that a special meeting would be
held III the lecJu.e room last evening.
The meeting was called for the purpose
OF discovering wnat connection the Rev.
w. 5. MCGOWAN. the minister of the
church. had to do with giving out the
facts in the case. IL failed to accomplish
anything in that line, however. and re-
yolved itself into q mere discussion of
the state of affairs.
No objection was taken to the account
OF the trouble between the Helping Hand
and Ladies' Aid Societies, which appeared
in The JERSEY CITY NEWS about two
wesks ago. The facts as there published
were admitted to be correct, Du5 the
trustees were desirous of discovering
VINO had been so indiscreet as to let them
become known.
Rev. Mr.. MCGOWAN def1ed the trustees
TO prove the case against him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-17
BOUND. GAGGED AND ROBBED.

Jeweler Hartman's Experience With
Early Evening Robbers.
NEW YORK. Oct. II, 1893.-Ths jeweIry
store of Morris Hartman. at No. 1881
second avenue, was robbsd last evening
at an hour when the street is usually
crowded with pedestrians.
Hartman is q slender young man OF
twenty-three years; an Austrian by
birth: five years in America aud five
months in the jewelrv business. He was
soon to be married to Miss Livingston,
who lives at fourth street and Second
avenue.
Miss Livingston and friend went to
Niolo's Garden last night aud was TO be
escorted home by Hartman. He did not
come and becoming alarmed Miss Living
ston went to his store. She found the
store. which is usually lighte |. dark aud
heard Rroans. She secured the aid of
policeman who broks open the door aud
found everything inside the store iu con-
fusion.
The living rooms of the Hartmans
were separated from the store by heavy
curtains. The gcoaus came from the
other side. Brushing aside the curtains s
the policeman found Hartman lying on
his own bed, bound and gagged.
A big red handkerchief was tightly
bound over his mouth. A sheet was
wound and tied ovec the handkerchief.
aud Hartman was almost straugled.
Another sheet WAS wound aroand his
arms, binding them close to his body.
The ends Of the sheet were tied to the
| bedstead. Another sheet was wound
around his legs below the knees. 1t was
also tied to the bedstead. Another sheet
bound his legs above the knees.
On being released Hartman gasped
that two men had overpowered and
gagged him. They had then rausaokei
| the store.
The robbers bagged about $4,000 worth
of diamonds and 1ewelry. They ioox
about all that was valuable from the
standpoint of the thief. leaving only such
| things as could not be easily and safely
disposed of.
Hartman was wounded. but the surgeons
| said he was not seriously hurt. aud he
| remained In mis- own ned. He was able
| to furnish fair description Of the rob-
| bers,
The police are puzzled to discover how
| the robbers got into Hartman's back
room The barred rear windows were
not disturbed. The cellar door ope nin q
| into the rear area was found locked and
barred as usu l. The robbers must have
known the HABITS or their victim.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-17
RAPID TRANSIT WORK.
Communipaw Avenue Route to Open
This Week.

Communipaw Avenue Route to Open
This Week.
The residents of the old Bergen section
will hail with joy the state ment OF Presi
dent Thurston of the srsey City and
Bergen Railroad Company that the
e.ectric cars will be running from the
the ferry TO West Side avenue by way OF
Grand street and Communipaw avenue
in about two days or by next Monday at
the latest. The new route will meet the
route which now runs up Montgomery
street to West Side avenue and will raus
afford the residents of that Dart OF the
rapid transit to the West Side avenue
station Of the Newark and New York
Railroad.
Many people who noticed today that
there were no rails or switch connectiug
the Pacific avenue with che Grand street
tracks immediately concluded that ne
connection would be mads between the
two routes aud that the same abomina BILE
system of crowds and transfers which
now make miserable the life of the man
who rides on The GreenvIlle cars, Will be
retained indefinitely.
Such, however, Is not the case. Mr..
Thurston says that the company 10 wait.
ing for some Castings of connections
which will arrive soon and be put in place
before long.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-17

MTLLER.-On SUNDAY. October Is. 1898 Minnie
Miller, beloved wife OF Henry Miller in the sist

MTLLER-on SUNDAY. October Is 1898 Minnie
Miller bAloved wife OF Horny Miller. in the slst
Relatives and friends of the family are invited
IaidiaW avenue. Heights on wednesday. October
is. thence TO st. Joseph's Church, whore solemn
mass will be offered Tor the happy repose or her
soul
o'BRTENon Monday, October l6. 1885, Elisabeth,
reliet of the late John o,Brisn,
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
Tssdenos No Is Lake ave street So Heights on thurs
Johns Catholic Church. where a solemn high
pose Of her soul
ANNEss-In this city, on october is. 1898, Sarah
Sparshott widow Of ErederieS Anness-
fnliy invited to attend the fun.3si services 8
Interme4t at convenience Of family.
FAGERLUND-On sunday evening. October IS
1893, Peter K. Fsgerlund aged twenty. three
Friends, relatives and Guiding star Lodge No,
his his funeral ne on Wednesday. October IS, at two p
his brother inlaw. F. Siebeels,
GILLFN-on on Mondav. Oct. 16. 1898 Joseph, the IN
FAINT son Of John and Kate Gillian, aged
ReYad es and frien Is of the family. are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Wednesday,
is5 Eighth street.
MURPaY-on Monday Oct 16, 1898, Richard Mar.
Reiat,ves and fri 1nds of the family are respect.
fully invttAd TO attend the funeral fro ths resi-
street, on wednesday. Oct is. at twoP. N.
Iuterment in Hudson County Catholic Gene
terry.
REARDoN-In this city on Monday, October 10,
1898, Mary, daughter OF Patrick and Hannah
Reardon, aged three years and seven months.
Rela ives and friends of tt family are respect
lily invited to attend the funeral on Wcdn ssdaY
ornoon at two O'Clock from the residen OF her
parents, No. 2O6 Ninth street.
RosE-Mary E. the only child of Jonathan and
Clara F. Rose, aged one ear, two months and
five days
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at three
! o'clock, from residence OF her parents, Nc. su
sixth street.