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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
TIE DEATH or JOHN " BFCR.

John NJ Beck, who died at his home. No. $40 St
Ncholas-ave.. on Monday last. in his seventy-Hfth
year born in France OF an old and wealthy
family. After the death OF his father which followed
severe financial losses his mother In the year 1871
with himself. then boy OF eight, and his sister,
twelve years DID, set sail for America. The mother
died and buried at sea. the two children be-
coming the charge of the captain. A OF money
which was found In her possession invested
in securities in the Trademarks Bank and other
institutions for the benefit of the children. Some
OF these securities Mr. Beck still retained at the
time OF his death
The children were brought up by the Paul fam
fly. Of Newark. Mr. Beck married Miss Mary
Carr. of Morrisania. and settled there In lss lie
lived there until 1889. when he moved to his late
home in ST. Nicholas-ave.
On the discovery Of gold In California he was
York In the first vessel that started around the
Horn reaching San Francisco In 1S49 after a long
voyage OF seven months. He remained In the
mines for two years. when he returned to San
who afterward discovered gold In Australia
On his return home Mr. Beck engaged in the real
estate business. helped to lay out the town of
Morrisania, became town Official and Identified
TO 1861 when tho war broke out and he went 10
the front In 1863 he started what known as
the floating bakery He built clay and baked
bread for the soldiers at cost. He had pass from
Secretary Stanton, countersigned by President Lin
coin, which gave him the privilege OF going through
the lines Of the army.
Returning to Morrisania he again took up the
real estate business. handling some OF the largest
real estate transactions In that place. Mr.. Beck
left a valuable estate to his wife and three chi.-
dren. lie buried at Woodawn Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
ANYTrERSA or SHAKESPEARE CLUE

The twentieth anniversary dlnner OF the Fort
nightly Shakespeare Cub took place at Carks on
Saturday night. About aXty members responded
to The quaint Shakcspearian invitation. issued by
Mrs Anna Randall Diehl president OF the society.
The invitation was made up Of quotations from the
writings of Shakespeare. and began:
"'Tis twenty years since first met C'Romeo
and Juliet.')
Thus far our fortunes keep an upward turn. and
we graced with wrea;hs OF victory" C'Henry
VIZ
An original poem on "Shakespeares Flower Maids''
read by Miss Jessie +. ODonnell. Or. Charles
II. Miller delivered address and II. t. Niles read
original poem.
Mrs NJ. G. Morford on behalf OF the society pre-
scented OF the Bankside edition Of Shakespeare 3
works TO Mrs. Anna Randall-Diehl. VINO has held
the Office of president since the socety's organZa-
ton.
Among those present Mrs. Ester Herman.
Mrs. Frank Lesli', Miss Neti!e Harper MI AMI Mrs.
Everett Clapp. Mrs. Sophie Curtis Hoffman. Mrs.
Margaret Ravenhill. Mr. and Mrs Edward Slosson.
Mrs. Ida Van voorhis. Mrs. Foster. Miss DAISY
Foster. DIT Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. George Howes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mclsh, Randall Doan Miss
Augusta Lewis. Miss Katherine EDbetts, Miss Rose
Van VoorhIs. Miss Carpenter. Miss Howes. Miss
Daisy Dean Miss Helen Jackson Miss Nettie a.
Brown: Miss Elizabeth Nichols. Miss l.. II. Wood.
Miss Florence 4. Corey. Nell Macdonald. Miss Mac
donald and Miss Anna Doughty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May IL GpecaD.-wrsat Yesterday dropped T.,
cent; making the lowest price for the futures
far. Cash got under 80 cents. July sold from 5Sh
5Ih. and closed nj So. cents. New York sold lot Of
long WHEAT there idea In the pit Kent sold
out his long wheat The buying continued he by the
In the market since hts heavy selling the day after the
Government report issued Fine the
porant bea- factor. far actual conditions
ccrned. Cleanliness for the week 2Si5OJO hughels
looked NbrrFl '"arances for the not particu-
decrease In the visible Monday would he a,out 40. 90
bushels. II is DceNc that Partridge pretty we'll
cVcncd ~. Since Thursday nSht his purchases must
have been about 1000 900 bushels.
corn was weak. Receipts light. l5J cars: the
estimate for Monday only $50 country nd-
pect Is having more Influence than the bull
ish facts Samples lover seabDard
small ZOO bushels. There some talk Of
large export business said much 20Oc1O the
business being chiefly No 3 July sold 3s1sd3S.c
and closed at 3Sc. oats weak. cash particularly
dence Of liquidation during the week by those who were
running the Nav IDEAL. May sold between 33s.a33I.c
and closed at 33.c. That IL almost Sc decline from the
tiptop price "Wednesday There were 23s the esti-
FOR Monday go
Provisions dull and Nelson Morris continued
did Friday Everything else the list
showed a loss from Friday I2. cents; lard, 10
ribs. III cents. The weakness the result OF
OF buying orders. There special selling
the estimate for next week 10000 prices the yards
"a shade easier.
on the curb puts July wheat 57il; calls 5I-l
Puts and calls on May corn were ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
A SUCCESSFUL HEBnEV CHiRITY.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR TIE HOME FOR AGED
AND INFIRM HEBREWS.

OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE HOME FOR AGED
AND ISFlRM HEBREWS.
The annual meeting OF the Board OF Trustees Of
the Home for Aged AMI lnfrm Hebrews was held
Yesterday al the Home Building. One-hundred-and-
1fth-st. near Columbus-ave. The reports OF the
president. secretary. treasurer and physician
showed highly successful year. both In regard 10
the finances and 70 the inmates. After paying OF
a $50 900 mortgage and other liabilities the balance
sheet showed the cash on hand 10 be S226i5 a. DR..
S y. Leo. the physician IN charge. reported that
the number OF inmates in the home at the present
time is 1910 males and 90 females. The number OF
deaths in the last year was only sixteen. remark
ably small number when II is remembered that
taken IN under sixty years o. age and
the ma jority far beyond that age. and numb RS
suffering from disease. Resolutions were adopted
regarding the death OF Jesse Sel!gman. and the
crea; loss Jewish institutions had suffered by II.
The Homo for Aged ami Iniirm Hebrews IL sup
ported by the contributions OF 300 patrons MEM
bers and subscribers. The following officers were
elected: President. Charles l.. Bernheim: vlce-pres
dent Mrs. Jacob Scholle; treasurer Charles stern
bach: secretary. j. l. Coin; trustees. Mrs. II O I
terman. Mrs. Herman y. Banner. o. A. Gold
smith. Frederick Nathan, Gustave Blumenthal and
Abraham COhn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

~, 1. - N.N- oiA May 10. Iva
port alive and % for shipment dressed o,s q
No trading: feeling steady CITY dressed besf s,S
6izGSc per 10. rCdays cable aGyices ouo,s Nv. yls
Grated beef selling at London ~ T15c per H. az Ix
az SIC: American 1--we cattle dvli and derrsssed p1l
and 2 1874 quarters 81 beef the Mohawk :5s c,i v
Critic for y. Morris lj2 on the .n,a,s q
Remers Benson; 2too quarters Of beef the T'r,f
s. sheep the Creole Prince Calyes-Recepts II
averaged 40 n and sold iy j. T. Nelson a, s. Ia nv
H. Feeling firm. Dressed calves steady "a 5dsi.c' ~
for city dressed yeas. ilGTc for country crcssej y,
Glic for llt.le calves Sheep and L9mhsRecep.s
or : &C. head for cty butchers cars for .,t
alive and iG for the maTke Demand fair AZ ny,
prices and about everything sold 81 4oGs4 q nss
81 for prime Unsnorn y7arnys 81 5oGs5 % for nsdr-
prime clipped do: - kJGSj for mixed stock NJ
mutton in moderate demand 7GS1c per n: extra ~,
org De: dressed yeaIngs steady at yGlOl,c dr.,
spring lambs slow AT 3Nl3c.
Hume & Mullen 50G clipped Michigan yearinss an
u. Harrington ii3 unghorn Mchiean yearlIns, "a
Of So 30 clipped dc. 30s ID, at s. l2.. l6s Western a
Hailenbeck & Hollis 30 clipped Michigan vearnr q
H. at 50 %; 24s DO Il 10. at s. 20; 70 clipped w:s,
HossDReceipts, II cars or 2G2G head No ss,., =.
ll.o weight Nomlrally hrner at s. 2jQs5 S. Court.
dressed firm at Gas, 9er ~ '
sales-M Collins: 500 clipped Ohio sheep. So 10 ays-,,
M s. % per 100 b ~ DO. - No. az SO 20; 52 DO ely
n n at 81 49, 253 clipped Ohio warnings IS ~ al 81
les do g 10 at 50; 10 cIlls. 30 10 at So 30
Wilke.scn & Sherman 2l5 clipped Ohio sheep, 81
" ID Mcpherson & Co.: 254 clipped Buffalo yearns. !,
~ Jrdd & Co.: PIG Buffalo sheer and yearilngs ,,s
unshorn So 10 at 50.
Newton & Co: i9l clipped Kentucky sheep and yea,
lngs 1872 10, at 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
COMBINING ATTACKS on MINISTER.

The New-Yorl Wesleyan Methodist Conference
at It's session on Saturday last. al Lake Hi Ulster
County. unanimously adopted the following resolu-
ton IN relation to the attacks recently made on
the Rev. l.. II. Perhacs, OF Brooklyn:
Whereas Wicked. foolish and devi:!sh men. dong
the work OF their father the Devil. have attempted
TO Witty ard ruin the character Of the Rev r.; NJ
Perhacs a member o. th.s body. and located IN
Brooklyn. X Y. b. 1t here
Resolved That we. the members OF the New OK
Annual Conference. met at Lake Hi. lster
County y T. this 18th day Of MAY. 1884. de-
nounce such action unjust and criminal ana sicl
as demands the rrltcd and strongest conde mnation
and dlsapproyl.. as We IND the life ana character
Of our brother beyond rcproach. ana lender unto
him our untel synul:hy in his time OF iria..
r. 4. y. BUCK NJ d., Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
THE STATE OF TRADE

Raltnor. May ic-Flour dull. unchanged Wheat sI
end easy; 40 red spo, and May 5s,sySsa.c June ~
bid July. 5esa59ie August; Wg D ,s slesse' stc.
54l .5o bush: sales III go bush Corn dun ana sasl
mixed spot 45c bid; May iiaiisc Juy, 49, AZ ~
steamer mixed 43c bid southern corn oy sa'ngs
4,Sc do on grade 45.c stock 2399i5 bush oats we
No white Western. 43c bid; 10 mixed Sfss. 49, ~
ilc: stock ~ 367 bush. Rye dull; No = o,eSse ,sa
- ,,5 bnSh av steady: good TO choice timothy Nisy
SIS. Grain freghts dull. unchang-l S0 r III "a III
dlngs. bloc. Provisions STEADY mess psr sdss f,e
susar-cured shoulders. Size; lard rehned' e'e' '
boston May i2Flour dun ard u i,sar Pro.s
steady but quiet. oats easier sh2r,s s.ea1s voTse.
quiet and firm. Butter quiet. but STEADY 80 ia
Creamery i7ixGlSisc: Western. T4l'scs 1N 1a VS..
l6isc cheese and nrm; fancy Oh ,s, rss,
er, iI4Ilic. new lOQllc. Eggs irmer, ou' quie'' I
ern i2,c Western II sGi2c; southern nc o., emit.
iufYai5 Nav l3-Sprng wheat quiet and lowe. los aI
~ :. 20 1 hard 64s.c closing No hard. c l. @s??
no Northern do 63isc winter wheat dun; No u ~
led generally lower. demand light No : Yellow ~
43ic. No yellow 42sc. 10 3 corn +V's.f"s9 ,.scr
esrn 500 in s .a4e 70 eorn. ilc on ac
scarce sales cars No white +tG as On ,racs
4oc, No white quoted 39c; No mixed Sse on s
i,yc-No 2 ;3c asked store. closing quiet sesA' . ~
changed canal freighs quiet. steady; wheat cIs
osc 10 New-York. MIL feed-CoaTse winter ptsn ' sn
sii 10 medium si4 20; winter wheat shpn ,ns sr.
siS so: nne white feed $4 25gSii ~ medium 90 :"
tne spring si4 mixed feed. sl4 49, rye feed 81 ~,
IS as M1 T. i fsy SFas p'SR
ket is dull and concessions are being made 70 s ss 4,
The receipts liberal and choice wnea' ~ demand:
No yellow. 42iac Oats-The market Is MN n,svss
are well sustained by the good demand wn rs ss IS
clear mess at si3 75 family pork at SlS - sSS rs
iy nj sl4. Bacon steady shoulders, otc. wake, ~
sides. 7isc: short clear sides Sc VII an basis Of
mains steady. Sales OF distilleEs' goods Q" '
Chicago. May 1.-THE leading features ranged %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
Mr.. FRENCH'S SIDE or TIE C1SE-
DE IANCEY NICOII. EXPLAINS THE SUI
AGAINST HIM AND THE MANHATrAN
TRUST COMPANY.

The big railway suit which was begun on Sa'ur-
dav in the United States Circuit Court by Gordon H.
BADGERS and Charles Bruen. of Sioux city, Iowa.
against the Manhattan Trust Company. OF THIS CITY,
and Amos r. French. individually and as the eN-
ecu;or OF the estate OF his father and which In
wolves 100000 has another side than the one re-
ported in The Tribune of yesterday.
De Lancey Nicol, who was counsel for Mr.
French I'm the former suit said, In reference 10 the
matter; zone would think when reading the account
Of this suit that II Is brandnew litigation. while
in fact II IL old and has already been disposed OF
II was brought first In 1891 Then fraud was charged
but the case never came to trial TIL eight months
after F. O. French's death. II was tried before
Judye Wallace and jury. The trial lasted SIX or
eight days and during that time every opportunity
was given to prove anything In the way or fraud
or other misconduct OF the business. But the ou'-
come OF the trial showed that there was no case,
the charges against the Manhattan Trust Company
sonally and as executor OF his fathers estate. the
matter went jury. who found for the defendal ~,
And now" continued Mr.. Nicoll. "A new suit Is
started which is more and no less than rehasn
of what was argued and dismissed a year ago. III
II we're not for the reputable character OF the ato-
news on the other side II would look very much Ike
blackmail The theory which this suit is brought
is that a syndicate OF which F. q. French was n
member ENGAGED In certain business transactions al
Sioux city Iowa for the result OF which the sub
scribers the Pacific Short Line Railroad bonds
wish to hold Amos T. French as executor for his
fathers estate. responsible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14

prime, per 100 ~ s5c do No 3 to No I eooeo..
ping. Doc; do, clover mixed 5565c: do % a. nh
fJaJ0c. - '' '"tf"c. Dat sr,ss
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES --Nev no,.,
coming IN more freely from the South ana r,,oes as
bu.ers favor. Old potatoes working out nrs,, wd "a
ana the market Is quite Arm. Sweet potatoes ~ eioy
muda onions fairly steady and best Egyn,sn .L Pr
with some confidence. Asparagus opened lrrn ere ks
weaker CaDbs ces steady for prime sound ani IVY dt
OF good size Green peas sold pretty well hs.eeh "a
IN the early morning. but late deliveries me. eras
lower and very IRREGULAR marLo' String iess. q ma
Cucunibc-s plentiful and favoring buyers ro,na ase
for all Ordinary grades. but fancy large sonnd va
are not plentiful and hold steady. We quote: p na ~
new. per bill. sGrS1; do British Mas Nuns aa'a<s
81 i34s: 10 do state per bb S2dS2 %: swee ~ ne<
per b5. S2mS+; onions Bermuda per crafa e. l1aiGss
do Egyptian per has. 81 90Q$2 % asparagus ',el "
lunches sitesl 49, cucumbers. per crate slGsyT d
bages. per Dbl. crate. 15cgSl JO green meas as- al
lty and size of packnge sl@S3 string beans :, % ~
per crate. 81 25gS2 5o DO Florida. 81 e5Gse ,oss
peg carrier. 81 2JG<2 J0 beets per 100 brnchos ..s
SQUASH per bush crate. 7jcas .: lettuce Ion, ~
per Dbl slGS2: spinach 30Nj0c; ks!e i5ae5c. .isa1
per 100 punches. $lqS1 80. Iadshes per ioo tnaees
sJclSl. Nv D4acaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
THE PETROLETM NiRhE
NEWS FRoM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF FHl.ES'
New York. May IL. 1871
Tho American export tad" In petroleum ~ SIN ~ 'he
increase although low prices. The recent fun'S Z"
a combination between IN, Standard on company ana
tho Russian oil mon onclnlly denied and they
were probably started IN the of Kick los M
big Russian bar which rs beginning 10 feel the "'ot
Of IN. steadily maintained policy 81 the STANDARD -
market FOR American petroleum. ut any
The New York %"ws bureau Is "uih"-nN inr
the that tho shipments 90 Russian rehntl ol
from Baouw FOR the first four months or 1924 show
decrease II .EJJI1 barrels. compared Win IN" ci
responding period ~ iS The shipments for April We're
barrels decline 81 i21.Jii barrels from March
The crude petroleum speculation r. absolutely sihgnan'
There sale o.. options this VICE.. nt he Con
rodated stock Petroleum Ev hanEc bat The price
nomlnaly rules shade above - cents. The pipe line
figures show q steady reduction IA net ftpci- above
ground. From MAY - 10 tchdrters 10 tie ili.u IL
cluslNc. ihe nnItlnl rcpors wore ~ foll-Ms:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14

campment in September ESTIMATING with .1,ot the
posts already heard from as basis II is cons:cered
certain that over 30 900 veterans of the Grand
Army Of the Republic will parade n at pts5 5ar
assigned for over H. comrades. most OF whom
are coming from far distant points In s VIII De
pectnd to consume over eight hours IN passing
given point The decorations and Huminat;ons
will be on scale of ragniilcence never before
known in Western Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, May 12-Cotton steady; middling. 0yc low
mlddling 6eloc: good ordinary. G+c: net and gross
receipts 1872 bales: sales. IL bales. all spinners stock
zs.4&s bales
Norfolk. May 12-cotton firm mddng O rs Ice: low
middlins Glsc good ordinary. i3i6c: gross
ccpts. 10 bales coastwse, bales sales
4ig bales: stock. % 135 bales.
Savannah. May i2-cotton steady; middng G7so low
middlinR Gnc: good ordinary. Gac: and gross
cePts Cos bales sales 80 bales; stock. 20 2e9 bales
New-Orleans May 12.-COtton quiet: good midllng
14c; mddling. i5Gc low middlng d 1-iGc good ord-
nary 0ac net receipts. 1851 bales gross 3ja bales
exports coastvise 1876 bales: sales. go bales stock
ia iSJ baies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14

September ........... 6$2a 6ST T,ur was dull .aa
ea Sy:A p4SSs %p Msfs vha 60
No spring wheat 52l4gSic No 4 rsS 40 harley
E sS psS :sSsis ~ s. tgs "a. g
Shoulders s"V 'Doxed S 1895 short clear si'es goods
So sTsQ$7 l21s; whisky, dissrs granulated. So,
sa 81 10 sssts cat On SS Se Produce s.
the butter market was active ana Ising nsya Ss"
S3s snofe steady At s9sc fresh SOC sod
Milwaukee. May l2.-JuIy wheat opsns' Cash and w
wheat. nomlnay &c under July Samp',s, &c. 10 ST.
light Close. track No Nor',ss ainolly sc; saxI
steady at former prices Rye in active r', nrtces
white. 3oc No do 35G35sc Cs,n J., q1 other SEEDS
No 4 3sc Flaxseed. noninay - 20 5.,qsS 20 preesa
changed Flour domestic pa demaod very dull N'
steady ana unchanged. co., ,.s aur and esy.s
Minneapolis May l2-whe9; was dud 5eus0n ss sSii
the pit May opened this morning az 5, , and sa u
Go%c. July closed YESTERDAY a, and closed at 5i
Whit was lower and the buying vas ny a, Ss
Northern sold at G'MG.c ans q 5G$s So bakers,
50 o sSinmens, 60 $50 bills. Mlls srnaa aims Brsn ~
bible day iran s ana @orn-Market steady s1,sc 10
No yellow. 3o@3e'sc oats hrin' NJ sA
D. May i2-Floar-Buyers 70 sell az
very little demand while holders are ar dull ss
prices are weak mar anu bb FOR good to choice 70 ss
Wh-at~Narkct weak. under gens',s - export denss
s sDninaea light, NS red May S ,;sss'
bsc: July o9g39tc Ausus,, sog dun: export d s@ss
light, light loca caro,s moderate sspp iu sea 5s
rates No mixed May 43'sUs s"gar dul and uncaa's
43%atssc August n;nc 5S1seie weak pa.
81 Louis MAY o sxra fancy 81 I3gss co. ia "a
81 ao choice 81 oqs2 rye n ,yar Without s
XTba, tower: MAY 524c; July. $50 Iy $3.50; ~
corn lover: Nav. 37lsc: June go July 2sc Avss,N
s4c PorH@stnndard sia 81 On Choice 80
Iard-Prime steam quosaole nrs ara clear ribs rye
shorts S g so anoSa Sss, steady
clear RIBS ..e sales 200 tons 50 70;
Missouri and ) cars chemical q 90 a"
1870 o., nut aonarCnty no GemaHS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14

Plttsburg May l3-J G. b. Adams. commander
ln-chief Of the c. A. r.. accompanied by his ad
Jutant-general. James f. Mech, arrived from
Washington last evening. Commander Adams Is
here to confer with the local Executive Commit
tee which has In charge the entertainment Of the
q. A. r.. during the twenty eighth National en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14

included 1000 bush No at 3sc CARROTS OF NO Whi.e
nj &c; do OF No 3 white Ale; ls0O push ""'''
2aI5isc few cars Of track mixed vg Cana
NSLT-Market steady: ungra6ei Western oon 'aia
dian yOd9Jc; sx-rowed eOGs5c; wo-rowed
EARLE Market dull; No milwaukee si,rLa,
graded 656JGic. SlSEDS-'iv'
,tcny at 81 OuslU per 100 10 in store Iino'n'
ket steady at 81 IJISj IN store -, ,,a nrev,. II.
We gi,e for compa. the closing prc,s o. 'he prev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
Runs. Deliveries. deliveries Charters
Total hn-rels n i.cS S27.3i 1880 7.1.i2i
Der gv II Ia

Refined PETROLEUM was UNCHANGED at . L. cents gal
lon IN barrels - In bulk and Il -
New YORK. and 30 IN barrels and . CO IN
bulk Mt Philadelphia Crude quoted az In
barrels and $50 cents SALON In bulk. Naphtha
5.15 gallon.
Foreign quotations the il7s francs per
100 ko. Antwerp 3g5 marks per 81 llOs lI.euen
and ll-iCU3 1864. per imperial gallon London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
THE DEATH OF A WILD WEST Snow LANCER

Bryan Lynn. the Royal Irish Lancer In the VIVA
West Show who died from hear, disease while the
performance was going yesterday afternoon
had been in this country only nine days having
arrived with the other soldiers on the City or Ber
lin. He was forty-ivc years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14

suprem~ coIr Special Term-Part rr-Bofore TruaH !
s ElrT"oa r specsi T~m-part Icauses to be
sent rom Part for 'ral. clear ,,.,,,., ., h.
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he seat from Par, III fr ira, 1,,rr,on xo, 1854
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rca oar Part Ivpeforc leach. Jcauses to be
ss;erlor 'e,r-f:ruity Before Freedman J.
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