New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
TELEGRAMs OF COINCIDENCE.

In your great Bereavement the members of the
Mount Washington College Association render their
heartfelt sympathy J. n. HEN,IIQUES,
Secretary.
Accept our deepest sympathy in the death Of
its best citizens RUSSELL a. ALGER.
Our sincere sympathy in Your and the coun;rys
great loss. MIR. AND Mrs l.. J. PHELPS
Burlington, VT.
AS OF thousands of young of the land
TO whom your husband always. extended encour-
agement ana generous counsel beg TO send you
Bath. lie.
We are panied at the announcement Of the death
Of Judge Phelps. Mrs. Runyon and sincerely
IN your great sorrow and bcresvemcnt We share
In the universal regret at the loss of so valuable
'''''' '''''''9 '''''' THEODORE RUNYON.
Please accept my sincere sympathy in your af-
Fiction. New-Jersey has lost one Of her first and
Washington. ID. c.
Accept deep sympathy OF my wife and myself in
your great sorrow. Your noble husband was our
yours '"e''Seu '' CHARIES I EMoRY sMIrH
Philadelphia.
You and your family have my deepest fymP%,ny
London. ". c. WHITNEY.
desire for myself and the university to express
my deepest sympathy for yourself ana your family.
New-iaven Conn TIMOTHY DWIGHT
I hear with great sorrow Of the death Of your
honored and distinguished husband and send heart
J. X. MCPHERSON.
unite with in the expression OF deepest sym
':NSe ewH fa en-" Conn Con- GEORGE W. BRUSH
May strength be given you and yours to look be-
You'd death and the grave ~ glorious resurTec-
''''' anu ''''''' WILLIAM II. HURLBERT.
We sincerely sympathze with you all in your sad
Icnox. Mass ANSON PHELPS STOKES.
deeply sympa,hiz, in the dreadful bereavement
which is both personal 9fiiGtiGn anG RHghc'
Newark. y. J.
Dispatch received. Warm. heartfelt attachment
for de%s a SnT bi iron rca ms bead AMI honest
m ,,is4.s and e ,en 3 SAMUEL SLOAN.
Mrs wers writes with me II ProT9uT 4 s2Trow
Paterson, ~ j.
Mrs Bcdle and deeply sympathze with you
Theron. y. J. J. b. BEDLB.
Accept my heartfelt sympathy. which kindly con-,
Vey 10 YOUR mother o...,.,-, =, - ,.,.,,y
Paterson. n. J. SAMUEL v s MuHHf.
sympathize keenly with you and your family
IN Ls S4rr ind. ROBERT r. HIT.
Utmost sympathyfor you ALL and deep sense OF loss
Maria HARRIET S. BLAINE.
Augusta, Me.
Iouisyilc. Ky HENRY WATTERSON
Am profoundly shocked and grieved at Judge
Phelpss death Our acqi siniance began with Yale as
sOciatio many years ago, grew into the warm"st
friendship and highest respect for his ability ana
character HIS death IS a great loss TO the country
he served so we'll Ny deePest syi1paafh{ ITI yXef
Dobbs Ferry, y. y.
Heartfelt, sympathy. ,, ,,,se.., er,,r c,,,.,
Long Branch. y. J.
parabie 4 generous friend. noble His
memory will be inspiration. J. II. MANLEY.
Washington. ID. Z.
Accept the heartfelt sympathy OF one who loved
your "0S'" CLARENCE WINTHROP BOwLEs.
Chicago. Ill.
sorrow and sympathy If can be Of service com
m and. ne Terk
sncerest sympathy for you and yours from one
who loved and Will ever mourn ne lPs5 pf ~ itue
Philadelphia
Profoundest sympathy from both OF us in this
great bereavement. 1t is 70 US as If we had lost
member Of our own fanny B man bnd more or or
more widely scattered or warmer friends, ana The
WI, ess of pubc servant Of distinguished ability
Of the most transparent ana courageous integTty
ana the most hgh-minded ana geneTGuS PupHc
spirit Will Ella" Hr-iD'
Our deep love and sympathy are with b., you and
Win v t ana you know how much has out
Of lives BY y9nr, dear hs ilA NGRnuoF
Coronado. Cal
We sympathlze deeply, with you in y2gr 9ereave-
merit. L. IL ~ ~ i5,eirs C:n.ri,
accep. nv deepest sympathy. The friends of hon
est government in this State have net loss nat
IS irreparable l.. boND "i'O ID
Edrewater Park y. J.
We are full Of sorrow, and send you ana yours
our sincere sympathy in your great loss and grief
Elkins. w. Va :" D. i1N-'
My sincere sympathy with yoa In the death ca 90, OF
c oae wnTse "''''' SIMEON Is. CHITrENDEN
Brooklyn. n. Y
~ Ln00'p' W. NJ. DWIGHT COLLIER.
N MY w1re t. lo'iI' "' STEWART l., WOoDFoRD.
Permit me to express my sympathy WITH p6 yPa
Mrs Won Rottenburg ana your sons. az rheipS
Yves sincess SDle and d''P FTRA%H mIIscocK
In common with thousands of his countrymen l
deniore the untfneiy death of your husband VINO
u Gan man Of rare virtues and abilities. good
citizen true friend and loyal Amerieannii .,noo
Washington. d. 1. "'>i|'"' ~
s,,oero s,mpathv for all. H. l. p STOKES.
Lenox. Mass
Accent NV heartfel. sympathy. for another sor-
rowing home mourns with you tor p9pyrl
Bangor. Me. - n d." A
Gave my affectionate sympathy TO your gallant
generous and gifted father for years and am now
a sorrowful participant n y9qr, R,e,' srFD,fAN
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND AT ANNAPOLIS q
ANNAPOLIS Mo. June 1S-The United States steam
or Alle with the Preside aiia party apoau stopper
here This afternoon 10 coal Mr. Cleveland SAT quiei-
"a, ON the bridge OF the vessel during the fifteen
minutes she lay at the Naval Academy wharf lie
requested that no salute be fred and nut Few per
cons knew that he aboard until after the Maple
had departed The Maple VIII piopaVS "''''' "
Washington tomorrow morning
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