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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
TELEGRAPHIC.
BOSlON'S BIG BLAZE.
o,., A EIIlIon Dollars Worth Of
Property Destroyed.
,,.,udisry's Torch Causes the
manage aud Renders I've rhon'
.aud People Homeless.

posroS. May l5.-By the torch OF
=, inrsndiary tonight over million
1au,,., worth Of property lie In ashes,
ey., 500 families Of the medium aud
,,orsf Glasses, consisting Of over 1000
mic. are homeless, and many OF
,b,m Ate tonlgh, sleeping In the open
alr
md little children huddled together
have only the shy for a roof, aud the
bv mattresses saved from the burning
,,pemenls for bed, aud no prospects
- breakfast In the morning.
Tbo nfe was started In the Boston
League Park In a pile of lumber which
vaslying under the Right field bleach
49, difrcily back Of the first base. In
= moment IL had loapod out 10 the seats
apd. famed by the breeze, swept 10.
Wlris the grand stand.
Ia was several minutes before the
sfemen were al work. The left field
Gleachers were next igniiod. Mean
gbllo the sparks had fallen upon the
houses OF Berlin street, and the flames
sufpod on towards fremont street,
reaching out TO the right ani left until
inc entire square between the tall
grounds and fremont street, And OK.
lending north from WalpOle street 20
burke street, was n mass Of burning
buildings. The Sherwin kindergarten
,choolhouse, n brick structure, checked
The progress OF the FIRE for only n
moment. And that, too, was quiuKly
numbered among the structures con-
sumed.
AT 8 O'Clock tho entire block along
the west side OF fremont street, from
Walpolo 10 Burke, was mass OF
flames. BY this time the residents Of
the tenomonta for nearly half mile
around had become alarmed and were
moving their property into the streets
and seeking placer OF safety.
shortly amer 0 O'Clock several steam
tfl arrived from Lynn Salem, Bevor.
D., Bfookline ami other places aud
every effort was made 10 stop the ire,
tut II could not bo checked until u had
turned Cabol street half way through
10 Waflok street aud north 10 BuTkr.
10 Is estimated about ono hundred
buildings have teen burned. pf0mi.
nent insurance men place the loss NJ
il,00l, 900, and the insurance at twO-
thirds oi the loss.
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one Rsr an. ~ Tor one.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May l5.-Co.
census Of opinion among the miners
and operators before the conference
met vt O'Clock was that tho result OF
the meeting would be naughL The
miners appear FIRMLY uniiet. Score.
tary McBfyde says their motto will
continue to be- tone for all, and all
for onc.n
Tho scale committee Of the minors
has cndeavotod 10 adjust the difor'
euces Ia rates for mining In n manner
10 work no Injustice 10 the mines VI
ono section Ne compared with those Of
another.
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Drs. Shores a Shores load while tho
misit doctors follow.
Persons who apply for treatment ~
tho Zion Medical IS Surgical lnsti.
tuts are cured, and each wook now owl.
douce IL presented 10 the public, in tho
way Of = statement from grateful pa
tlents who have boen cured by Du.
Shores & shores. nfter tho DOODLE
SPECIALISTS Of tho city have drained
their pockets Of nll their money. They
got no botiof and 10 be cured 70 b. tho
ZION Medical & Surgical Institute,
whore honest conscientious, careful
and skillml physicians arc in charge.
nrs. shores q Shores never publish a
name unlOsH by tho consont " tho pa.
iiont aud u they should publish ono.
third OF tho cases thoy euro tho COLI
umns Of tho paper would DO full to
overlooking.
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A SWORN STATEMENT.

You cannot imaglno my wlio'a oondl.
ton when she came to Drs. shore. q
shores. Oihor doctors la Salt Lake
could do hof no good they always made
nor worse and u cost me small for.
tune for them 90 experiment with hor.
For four years she was weak, suf.
foring Noman. She could do no house
work, she had terrible headaches. a
discharge from the cars, aud nose
stopped up, sore throat, bad taso iu
tho mouth, severe cough, always frlt
worn out, IN fact 10 was perfect mis-
cry for her % move around. She had
no appetite and lost nosh rapidly. This
was hor condition whom beginning
treatment With nrs, Shores q Shores
and / can nko my oath that Ia ono
month she has boon made nav wo.
man,
Mr.. and Mrs. BowdIdgo reside at No.
7di North Second Woat street, whore
thoy can boo interviewed.
Mr.. Bowdidgo leaves Saturday Tor the
country where h0 has large sheep intor-
osis, but Mrs, Blwdilgo will be- home
to greet all iuquiring friends Kindly
call aud r0O woman who has bepn
giyon up by tho medical profession and
cured by Drs, Shores shores new
System q treatment
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~ CON0nEss.
A Little Brs,ss In the House TaTin
Amendments.

wAsmN0IoN, May 10. - Speaker
Crisp was not In tho chair when tho
House met today, a. no had beon called
away by the death Of Mrs. Cflsp's
mother. In letter he designated
Dookery, VI Missouri, ~ Speaker pro
tom.
Among the bills presented was one
from the committee ON labor, reported
by MCGaun, making Labor Jay a
holiday. IL was placed on the caien.
dAt.
The naval appropriation bills were
then taken w.
At s.l2 O'Clock general debate closed
on the bill and Il was read by para
graphs for amendment.
A discussion butwcon Messfs. Reed,
Hopkins (llls.l aud Hatcn was thon
started NJ an amusing, friendly debate,
but II soon degunufated into an angry
personal discussion.
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Thoy have hundreds Of testimonials
thai can be soon NJ their Office, verify
ing tho iaei that they arc tho only sue
cossiul specialists iu the city.
When you hear man running down
someone else and doing no good him-
self you can depend upon 10 ho IL get
ting bit, aud " you notice ia another
column u this paper that the miHht
fellow falls 10 givn proof " HE so
called Hklll. Drs. shores s. shores lead
and they will continue To do no. They
month for all diseases and furnish
all medicines free.
Before going 10 n Specialist, nrrt find
out " no ever cured anybody, refer 10
back numbers ~ tho Sunday newapa-
purs and compare tho statements u nfs.
Shore, & shores aud that " others and
then motto tho dinoroncC,
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GLANDS PRESIDENTIAL noon
Governor stone of dissouri Thinks
"silyer DIck" is the Man.

Governor stone Of Missouri Thinks
"siIVeF Dick" IL the man.
KANSAS CITY. No., May l5.-Goy.
etuof stone unqualifedly launched tho
Residential boom iOT "Sllver Dick"
Bland In the Missouri state convention
hufn today.
When Governor Stone, who was
maue permanent chairman, iarOhe TO
make his talk, about ,he nrst thing he
uttered was denial OF rrimblo's pro.
positions. State conventions, no de-
c'ared, express the thought OF the
people, which was cfyHlallizsd at
NATIONAL conventions. Regarding the
report which connected Congressman
Bland with tho Presidential nOmlna.
lion Of 1915, he wished to say that the
people could not nominate more con-
selrnti0us, faithful aud devoted servant.
No better man had ever been elected TO
public 0iiioe. He was worthy Of the
hlghest confidence, and II the speaker
hai ever the opportunity, he would
gladly support MIN, AZ he would any
other honest representative Western
democrat Tor that oflloe.
The convention had scarcely Assem-.
Died for Its afternoon session when
mere were loud calls for Bland from oil
lalla Of The house.
lhe principal light In the committee
90 revolutions was over the adoption VI
lhr silver 5plank. The members were
"llilug 10 pass over the question OF en-
ayfslng the Democratic national al.
ministration, but Governor Stone, with
NongTessmnn Bland, were flatiOoted
lor aailvef plank In the platform and
no compromise.
Ihe committee ON resolutions pre-.
sealed a majority aud minority re.
loi!i but the convention adjourned
without Voliug on the reports.
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Portugal Not AnIiou. for War.

LONDON, May lb.-A dispatch 10
the Tunes from Lisbon says tue reason
alleged ior the rupture between Brszil
ana Portugal In the conduct Of the
commanders OF the Portuguese war.
ships Mindello and Alfonso Del Albu.
querque, allowing the insurgents 10
escape into Monievldeo.
According TO the Times correspond.
ont, Portugal has done her utmost to
satisfy the Brazilian government by
Diminishing the commanders OF the war
ships.
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WAsnuSOroN, ID, g., May i5.-rho
entrance Of Chairman Wilson, OF the
Ways aud Meaus committee, into the
House for the hrst time after his long
illnvss was Iho signal for spontaneous
uutbutat Of applause. In an instant
the business Of the House was aus
PENDED, aud members iiocKcd around
the West Virginia member 10 welcome
him back 10 Congress aud congratulate
him on his recovery.
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Ineren.ea rsn.Ion. Lor Nalsrnn..

wAsHISdroS, May l5.-Thc House
committee 90 pensions today voted TO
report Till Increasing the rates Of
pensioners Of thu Mexican and Indian
warP from So 10 Sl7 per month.
Representative Camlnrtti, Of Call
iiOruia, had introduced bill 10 give
this increase 10 tho Mexican war
pensioners AMI the COMMITTEES decided
10 extend II 10 tho Indian war BuT.
vivou.
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Aneih,rannn, senndni.

LosDoN, May ia dispatch to n
news agency from Cairo Bays: A
cfiminAi Indictment has boen lodged at
Paris on behalf VI Egyptian n0tAblca
against Count Ferdinand de Lessopu
anu the early directors OF the Sucz
Canal company for tue misappropriA-
lion n Money. The claims amount 10
several million pounds aud are based
v, Ou documents given under the seal
VI said PAana, the viooroy Of Egypt
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Brooklyn Jockey Club. The action IL
LACED upon the decision Of Judge Pryor
Gves, that the law which permitted
pool selling ON race tracks is uur0nsti
tutionli and ia the nature OF spucial
protection TO lotteries. Deincv's move
Is In the Interest Of New York city
pool rooms which were closed through
The political influences Of Dwyof broth.
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suicide Of an Artist.

NEW YonS, May l5.-HenTy AIeI.
andsr, well known In art circles here,
San Francisco and Munich, committed
suicide 40 Hotel Orient, with oxallc
acid. He was about thiry years Of nge.
In San Francisco be was the pupil OF
Virgin Williams and Toby Rosenthal.
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aoVEnNnENr LNPENsEs.
leu Thousand OniciaIs at the Cost OF
B2I 100000.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., May To-
The legislative executive And Judicial
appropriation bill was completed by tho
ulcers Tor the coming year. The whole
am unit recommended In tho bill IL
81, l0l 1923, beingA reduction under the
o'umuios. OF 81 POS, 6S7, and n reduction
undor the appropriation aoi OF tho cur
rent year Of 500, 1909.
Tbs whole number OF salaries
especially provided Tor in the bill 10
lU,llO, being 1858 lees than the number
estimated for, And 55s loss than the
tho number provided Tor In the law Tor
The current year.
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coal Imported Now.

NEW YoRS, May i5..-Flny thousand
tons Of English ana Nova Scotia coal
has been bought for shipment TO New
York for the use Of steamships and
negotiations are on foot for 700, 600
more. The cost Ia within 45 to go cents
a ton OF the ordinary price Of soft coal
delivered here.
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THE nRooKLYN HANDICAP
Or. Rice tho winner In the Great
nnce.

New YORK, May i5.-A few rnin.
utcs alter o O'Clock the candidates for
the $4,000 stake began to move w
into the chute from the paddock
When tho horses were all at the post,
the spectators settled down for a long
walt. Al last tho start wns made and
as tho watch licked 2:07h DR.. Rice,
the cast n from the GIDEON and DAILY
stable, flashed under the wire n lengln
In front Of Henry Of Navarro, with
tho great Sir Waiter one aud One'hali
lengths behind and two lengths In
front OF BAssulaw. COmancho was
iOulh and the others all Ia the stretch.
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WAsHiNgToN, May l5.-rhe Vice
PRECEDENT announced the following
committee appointments: Patton, on
claims, Inuiau affair, epidemic
diseases, agriculture, forestry. Proctor,
fisheries, Davis, census, and McMil.
Ian, naval uffaifH.
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MINsEAPoLIs, MINI, May l5.-An
the differences existing between the
Great Northern Railway company and
itu employees growing out OF the recent
strike we're amioAbly settled tonight.
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New YonK, May l6,-Howe and
Hummell, attorneys tor Bookmakef
Delacy, have obtained from Justice
Walsh warrant for the arrest OF
Phillip J. Dryer and others for con.
ductlng lottery on tho grounds VI the
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In ihe IIani. orc nrcsi,rr.

New YOHIl, May l5.-Charles W.
Richards today was appointed receiver
Of the Slmmonds stove manufacturing
company. The Liabilities are Sii5, 1853,
aud the assets, $685., 900.
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Nicaragua shows a friendly spirit

WAsHSgrON, May 10. 80 10 the
Nicaraguau government carries out its
agreement With Minister Baker, the
Incident growing out Of the murder Of
William Wilson, an American citizen
living at Rams, will be peaceably and
satisfactorily settled. Wilson was
murdered without ptovocEtion by
Arguel, acting governor Of Rama. The
Nicstaguan government has made
amends la friendly spirit, aud
promises 10 bring the man 10 prompt
trial.
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JUST 70 ANUSE THE BOYS

Get them u new Summer
Suit You couldn't suit
them better than by making
them look nobby now; and
you couldn't got a nobbier
suit than you can pick from
our stock.
Young America is rough
on clothing, and you want
something durable as well
as handsome to keep down
your clothing bills.
Our suits are as durable
MS they are handsome, and
as handsome as they are
durable, and our prices are
as low as good, well made,
reliable clothing can be
made. We do not carry
shoddy goods; but we do
carry well made, low price
Children's Clothing.
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J. y. Eliot, OF tho Chronicle, was today
adiudged Insane and ordered by Judge
Levy 10 DO committed 10 the stockton
asylum. The charge OF assault 10
murder, however, has not been dis.
missed
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UNDER OATH MR.. JOHN S. BoWDlDGE
SAYS HIS WIFE WAS A PHYS
ICAL WRECK
When Beginning Treatment With Drs.
Shores g. Shores, and in One
Month She is Well
Woman.

Dr Shores Shores Specialists place aeamcn
before the public that Diseases
unabaicd
The ONLY reliable Lake DIS Shores
consulting
where honesty skill
Shores S Shores physician.
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NEW THAI DENIED.

Coxey, nTOwne aud Jones VIII be SEM
fenced ON Thursday.
wAsHIHuroN, May l5.-rhe trio OF
oommonweal leaders-Coxsy, Browne
anu Jones-met another rebuff In the
police court today. Alter six hours
aud "A half spent Ia arguments ON the
motion for = new trial, Judge Miller
overruled the motion, and notified the
defendants 10 appear Thursday for sen.
tence.
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BAN FRANCISCO, May 10. - Jake
kuuolph, the politician, who last week
Attempted 10 shoot business Manager
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. W. S,ayner. He has Just
returned from Washington, where he
has been CONDUCTING successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
McCornick-Richarda building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited, Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
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white, selling rsPidiy for ISc yard.
Worth use,
90 To-. double fold English, Irish Lawns,
10 small figures, S yards iog s., worth
zoe yard.
% n, double fold Ba;,ste, in pink, blue,
lavendar, cream, s5c yard, worth sos
yard.
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ONE PRICE.
ChaS. W. Stayn0r,
LAWYER,
Mccormick Rlchards Building,
First South Stroot, Salt Lake City
ESTATES.

Heirs and others having an estate to
settle should consult Chas, w. Stayner
lie has had an experience Of over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted and estates settled. Office
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Building, Salt Lake
City,
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LATEST NOVELTIES

In Ladies' long Bow Sclr French labots, SILK Ties, Etc
Chemiutles iu an styles aud eo.ors.
The rush most elegant Cgpe5 lcdcts Suits Waists,
Shirts Wrappers, Etc, still continues showing the most
extensive assortment oIe latest novelties clearing prices
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LACES.

her invoice Of elegant novelties m Point de Gene Bour.
enise and pone dldaudc which olier at exception.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-11
Mr.. PULLMAN INVISIBLE.
Ne Dodgss The World Correspondent Be-
lief That He Is About to Leave the
Thousand Islande.
Especial 10 The wor!dD

ALEXANDRIA BAY. n. Y, July 10
The World correspondent vainly tried
this evening to get George NJ. Pullman
to talk about the strike. He was not
permitted even to sec Mr.. Pullman. To
Mr. West, his brother-in-law. and Il. i.
Mayer, his private secretary, the cor
respondent showed New York telegram
stating that movement had originated
among the pullman stockholders on the
Chicago Board OF Trade to induce the
pany to compel him TO arbitrate, or, II
necessary, to call an emergency meeting
OF the Executive Committee to act indie
pendent OF him.
There Is nothing whatever to be said
about It," said West.
Both West and Mayer evaded an an
swer TO the question as to whether Mr..
Pullman had left his Thousand Islands
house and gone TO New York,
Mr.. Pullman was seen on his island
at O'Clock this afternoon. This even
ing. however, his house Is all astir, and
evidently something is on the taps, It
rs the belief here that he will leave the
river before noon io-rortow.
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children came here. Ny man 10 boss
busy all the time. and then they cut
Rm o cut hin % all the or time f tb moW ne
But 7 wouldn't let him join no union.
A man with nine children has no bust
ness with unions and strikes, says I.
shops. | send him back anyway, and
the strikers hit him over the head with
sticks and stones until he comes back
tell him to stay at home. for II he's dead
what could and my children do? Then
Ne have no food and the. children cry,
and 1t makes me want to ktil som ne
join the union an we'll give YOU bread
an I say. 'D---n your union. d---n your
bread fa, 3D., let Let my man work an I'll pay
isn't II right. isn't II right" she de-
manded, eXcitedly. and ! was afraid to
say yes or no. so wisely smiled in sad
| way.
NO. it isn't. no. IT isn't" she went on
Two years ago s. 80, now $3.50 and rent
lust the same as ever. Nine dollars and
nifty cents for three little rooms and
d fool and stayed in the old country:
We hadn't much money there, but II
dollar got us more than 1--WE VIII here,
and We hardly gave as much in z year
for rent as we do here in a month, and
then with our houses We had our little
garden where We raised all our vcge.,
| t9DleS. ana we tOulu UdNt ii COW anu
some pigs and chickens and our geese.
Here We haven't an inch of ground and
We don't dare keep cat in our rooms.
| This is freedom. Oh, d fool | was to
leave my home
ANOTHER KNIFE.
| And what you tinks?" she said as
she went on breatlilessly. THE other
day man comes here and says he could
| get plenty men to 10 in the shops for ~
| cents a day. What YOU links? oh. my
God. l was so mad IL 1t had been dark
would have run him In the back with
a knife. If ever see him in the dark
/ will kill him. Then the committeeman
! said to me IL my man didn't join TIL.
union he'd never get work again. ON,
my. II I'd had Il bottle of oil In my
pocket I'd burned down his house.
had exhausted herself beat "A hasty re
treat.
Her neighbor was French attic.
suspicious and stern. She was "A widow.
| living In two rooms with her father.
| married sister and numerous childrt n
II know spies have been sent by the
Pullman Company to find out who the
strikers were. but I won't tell anything
I don't know anything and don't want
| to. Others may tell II they like, but
won't. But I will say to Mr.. Pullman !!
he came here that wages were cut down
and rents We're not I'll say that to Mr.
Pullman, and that's all I've got to say.
And then l came back to Chicago by
many street-car lines. md found that my
new sailor hat was no longer white. but
pepper and-salt. The fiies had evidently
been on Il strike. NELLIE BLY,.
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A BOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Being Record Of the Comiugs and Goings
OF Prominent Person.

ROME, July lO.-The Pope gave audi
enca to-day TO the Austrian Alnba ssador
and other important personaees,, DIR.
Lapponi, the Pop,'s physician, says
there is no truth IN the alarming re-
ports as 10 the pope's health, lie says
His Holiness Is not even suffering as
much as others from the great heat, and
takes daily walks in the gardens of the
Vatican.
LIVERPOOL, July lc.-Mrs Cornelius
V..adcgOllt, Mrs pdran Stevens ana Rev,
pr. Patterson, ir., will sail tomorrow
Tor Nov York on board the Teutonir.
LONDON, July 10. John Jacob Aston
and Justice Horace Gray, Of the United
states supreme Court. called at the
United States Embassy to-day.
PARIS. July iO-Prosldent Casimlr-
Pcrier visited United states Ambassador
Eustls last evening and remained half
an hour The interview was most cor
dial
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BABcoCK- Suddenly. on Monday. July q = Aia
residence. Linden. Park. n. j.. Capt. WILL
IAN r. BABCocK. In the 72d year Of his
e age e..
Funeral services on Thursday. July H. a
II A. NJ. 1nterment Friday. at Providence.
H.. L
Providence papers please copy.
DLACKwnLL--on Monday. July .. BESSIE
SHEPHERD daughter OF Sydney and the late
Bessie S. Blackwell
Funeral services at 100 West Tooth t. -
Wednesday, July II, at 1870 p NJ.
DENisoN.-At stNninston. Conn. ELIZABETH
LATHRoPE. willow OF Edward C. Denison.
Funeral Friday afternoon, at a.3o.
ELLls,-on Tuesday. July 10, HANNAH. widow
OF Nicholas Ellis aged 60 years,
Funeral from All Saints Church. Madison
ave. and 10th st. on Thursday morning at
$50 o'clock. Relatives and friends
specially invited to attend. Please omit
flowers.
LIVINGSTON. On the 9th ina. at her residence.
800 West 18th St. FLORENCE VLIET. beloved
wife of VIM. Van Ness Livingston. in her 24th
year ...-
Funeral on Thursday at 10 A. NJ. Burial d
Asbury. N J.
Southern papers please copy.
| MARsH.-At Yonkers, n. y, Sunday. July {,
1894. THEODORE W. MARSH.
Funeral services at the Church Of the Holy
| Apostles, 9th ave. and 2sth St. New York City.
| Wednesday. July II. 1884,, at 1918 A. n L.
terment at convenience OF family.
Railway. n. j.. papers please copy
MAURER. Suddenly. on July 4. CHARLES n.
| MAURER.
Funeral from his late home. 40 West sstA
st. on Wednesday. July H. at o'clock;