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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Golden Valley.

A new boy at Allen Woodlands.
Mr.. Lawry has started his meat wag-
on. Edith Wittick is assisting
Mrs. ]. Lowery with her work
j. w. Gullett, H .Boeken and j. r
Stewart returned from Kansas City
last week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks TO our friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted us during the
sickness and death of our wife and
sister-in-law.
ALBERT H. RUTLEDGE,
ANDY ]. RUTLEDGE
AND FAMILY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
DON'T BE AFRAID.

So many people avoid crowds and
large gatherings, because they are In
constant dread of being trod upon,
and having pet corn or bunion pain
fully bruised-this can be avoided by
the use of Chryso Corn Cure. Every
bottle warranted. Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to ID. Ewart and S. Malcolm on
book account will please call at the
store of s. Malcolm, d Co., LaHarpe and,
settle or accounts will be left in hands
of an attorney for collection.
ID. EwART,
5. MALCOM.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
25 cents buys a box of

% cents buys box of
SIX
HEADACHE
TABLETS.
They positively cure For sale by
all druggists. SIX Medicine Co.
Quincy, Ill.
Also manufacturers of SIX Diar-
rhoea tablets. SIX Dyspepsia tablets.
for sale at Campbell's Drug Store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
THE lola REGISTER.

The printed address label on this paper shotcs TO
uhdt date your subscription is paid. II you are
In arrears please remit al once. Remember that
all subscriptions are due and payable IN ddrdnce.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
For Sale or Trade .

A team of four-year-old FLIES, weighing be-
tween 800 add 400 pounds for sale cheap and
must sell. The team is at the residence of Sam
uel Jones, ga miles east of Bayard.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13

Coupon Not Good After July IL, "a.
TIE LATEST MUSIC
VOCAL.
Dream of Arcadia, waltz song Lanyon. -. Soc
Aunt SIS Tab. a southern song Visscher..... 30c
Dreamt you came back TO me Darling ..... 40c
Moonlight on the Lagoon. Schleiharth.. SOC
The love that shall never grow cold. 40c
o Sweetheart how / love you, Cate ........ 40c
They found ID in Chicago. MaywsOd .... 90. f0c
Won't somebody please take me? Carson. -. Soc
INSTRUMENTAL.
At Eyentide Nocturn for piano. Marcus. -. 60c
In Flow'ry Groves. reverie for piano, Marcus Soc
Hs-The above are all fine editions of valuable
and cannot be had in cheap form.
Coupons must accompany the order to secure
the reductions named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
ELECTION or TIE UNION CLUB.

QUIET ANNUAL MEETINc-soME FIGURES
FROM THE SECRETARIES REPORT
The annual meeting Of the Union Club was held
last night in tho clubhouse Twenty -first-s'. and
Fifth-ayc President Seward was in the chair and
chilled the meeting 10 order at O'Clock. The usual
routine business was transacted. and then the
ballotIng for members Of the governing committee
began. 1t lasted until nearly midnight when the
result OF the election was announced. These were
elected: To serve FOR three years. John NJ Bowers
Henry DeForest Weekes. Chester Griswol1. James
G. K Duer Franklin Bartlett George DeForest
Grant Bradish johnson and j. Hampton Robb to
serve for one year. Henry W. DeforesL There was
no oppositlon The question Of the removal or the
club 10 another site further uptown was not taken
UP. a.,
Franklin Bartlett. the r"cretary presenter hS
annual report. which was adopted The balance
shcot showed an Increase In the assets Of the cno
NJ S12O32 20 as compared with last years state
nent The total once receipts show an increase
NJ q ce r. There are thrty-six names proposed LOT
membership Tho library Of the CLUB mas ''-' WI
The assets and liabilities Of the clnn arc rs 49,
TO-. sets.-Ori isal 10. ano Oui1.hg |V''y.t,
,st n. annrN :s9S ~; furniture" estlnlAt'' F~V,,
Ar cost s2S 81 provisions. cost Seoi -, 1,nc.s.
s5It 81. due by member. $OlE o. cog p'i ,r
%nw-York Life Insurance anI TITUS. CD'nIn" $50 a.
serve fund.- 1890 -; Inion Trust S-G,.
antrancs fees ana dues for lbS-9l. 500, t0t "a e
9ii Rs The liabilities ar; tnpilh p' y "''.' o.
balanca $i9364z Is s ,,,o-s ,iod thirty
80, ,ssI md and five forfeited their mcmperhnlP
a., Cnr non-Iayncnt Of dues ana tnitc LOT h'"-
payment # ind Dttu!ie'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

Foreign mails for the week ending May 20 Will close
TIL RsDAYAt a. N, for Europe per $ Golumos-
ana "'%rs at "a 51r de pee
, oSdam Via Roierdrm deters must be directed per
Fortune Island Jamaica ana Js5e%ie per Alysn VEN.
deters for Costa Rca wa Lnon must oe dlrec,ed UT
saa p and sanssS cuba per san'a esc nss
p m Ts saPPsI@ al p M for Jamaica sayana Car
thagena and Port mon per s. s. crown Prince ne''ss
, mss be vita arena PSrnombuco RIO aner santos per
la Plata countries be directed per Holben
TURDAY re M oh f9 b nfSnse IsGa per Ia
rourane via iIavrc; at a. m for Europe: per $. =
STa VIA 9SssnsSwn at must be bs
AFsoHa a; be d iS G'@T er Kaiser wihsm M
n for scotland direct per s. ner c c,y OF Of Rome
n, ~ ~ m complementary 1880 M for s. Thomas ~.
rcx Leward and Wnd"ard sandT an1 and Tpaso
nus, be directed per Caribbee) at 0So a. m for cam
f lsr cSer s's
rss,ed per oF vsendam al via mn
directed per veendam % m for Trus iar no per
Prof Morse from from FROM y
Gsaa h sns d isRSn up per to y
f Nav s ss $50 sS q san
Nsts r5% sT saS
@ 9.s :s5s S.:S. al %s
@ ss ast n SS~ MARI. Tor China a'
Ss. oG SsTs sS S% Mg sas G
Mails Tor Hawaii. per Australia from san wan fI,,
cscoS close here daily TO June nj O3o - M Mails
Tor china and Japan especially addressed only per
Tacoma from Tacona). close here daily up to June ~
Gao n m Malls for Australia Except West Austraal
and Hawaii per Arawa from yaneouyyer, close ners
nliv after MAY s26 and June 80 at $50 p m Mails
FOR Newfoundland. by rail- 70 Halifax and thence ~
close al this Office daily at $40 y. M Mails
sr m,a,clon by rail 20 Boston and thence by steamer
Gloss az his ONCE daily $40 y. Malls for Cuba ~
rail 10 TAMPA Fla and by steamer tsaiing Mon"
DAYS and Thurrdays) close at this Office daily AT a. m
Mails Tor Mexico overland unless specially adaresse9
Tor dispatch by close at this Office day a.
a m. ....,.o.
CHARLES W. DAYTON, Postmaster
Paatoalce NewYork. n. Y. May H. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
Brl1E MEAD roryGSrrRS Of VIEW

VIVA, turf memories the name Of Belle Meade
recalls 20 racegocrs II would require n column
- print the names OF The winners bred at Be'Ie
Meade with such sterling racehorses as ram
r,nv OXFORD Senator Grady, Helen Nichols
Gotham. Utica and others to represent It's sires
AMI dams IL Is but natural that large NUMBER
Of perBons visited the sale ring at the American
Horse Exchange last night 70 Inspect the young
sfnrs under the glare OF the electric llgais. FROM
The rugged racy looking brother 70 buren,. VINO
i No / ON the catalogue until the tlcnris nc
,vinJ INV a hnlf-slst,r - the fy!nG Gotham, VINO
is nuuli cred ~ was exhibited the youngsters were
"a aource o. ar.azemeut 20 the turfman who VIII
messed the exhibition .,..
brown colt by 1roquois out OK lluchoss proller
"a Ttlra AMI half brother - clifford. vas ErrAiy
admired fremont. however holds his own WIN any
Of the other gl-es Wnca his produce are considered
as individuals 4 bay colt 10y fremont, dam lassel,
e. easily the bcstlooklng OF the entire lot according
10 the consensus Of the opinions Of the turtm'l
General ". r. jackson and Richard Croker eXx,,
,ressly deslr. 10 be understood that the latter VIII
Of the colts 10 be offered at tO-nlghts sale. me
Rele Meade sales have been free from all Dy"-h.I-
nQ I'm the past and Il Ia tho Intention ot lts oWheI
io Keep up It's reputation Every buyer a. the SAFE
tonight and Tomorrow night will receive exactly
The same terms Among tho persons present were
Tohn r. Sanford. OF the Hurricane Farm; AmSt,r-
dam Y Y; Michael +. DIVER David GIDEON,
lanes r. Kecne. Edward Gardener. W II. Falr-
FAX and Richard Croker. Tho sale leSlns promptly
M $40 o'clock tonight NJ the American Horse EX-
change Flfteth-st. and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
DIED.

prRD-rnnes W Bid, q East walpole' Mass at =
BouToNon Tuesday Nay 22d Edwin 1sa Bo"'0" OF
raera services viii be held his late residence Thurs
day May VIII I'm meet at b p o5o a m Rlagsasa
conn. leaving New-York at a. m' VIA Ne"'''''''
cHnsE-A, Ea;, orange y j. May 2i''' 1871 ''"n
ohas v IN ms al ny hs late residence No $50 North
Friday 2''a inst an an S sTvp or train leaving
cIT,sSss at q B " a. r. r. a; iso
CLOcK-catharine Clock. at Darien Conn., Nay --' !"
Funeral Ills Thursday at p. from the house OF
Train 1i' leaves Grand Central Depot at II m.
CRAGIN-On Tuesday, Nay - Charles a. c'as''' As'"
ra19r from the Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church.
FRIDAY the 18th at ] p III.
pEpEy-on Tuesday. May 22d. Robert A. Depew sud-
denly. OF pneumonia -, -. h,. late rssIaence Is
fq T@st eth thursday evening a, O'Clock
Interment at Peelskll the following day -,.
Baum Ftan MSsa9 soa c Of h s' '
FqHer@ Sr snrs "a morhns Bay 18Th 10
O'clock
HAYpocH-Ln this city. on the ed inst Walter W.
Haydoch. - years OF age
In Terrls at Manhasset. Long Island
Tuesday May e. E,6e M, X @ NJ t:
Funeral services viii held the residence Of her
5 s,+ MF m, s. Nan S5' a. "a, bn;pas; 10 oco
Inernen Greenwood at the convenience OF the i"y
R 5oc.r 3 o. ss late 5s, Ty a5i Mary cS
her late residence friday, May - Ut i'AS
D. -. ...-,
Intern,ent at convenience 81 the family.
RoBrRTsON-On Tuesday. May 22d Andrew j. Robert
SON In the 7Tth year Of his age 49, -. ,-., -. -.
T T6arsaa ay.' Ma May 2stR ! o'clock.
Interment private.
Kindly omit flowers.
Rl.MRlrT-suddenly on Monday night. May 2lst Allen
Funeral services will be held his late residence ~
Wet 3od st. on Thursday. May oath. at 10 A. m -,
syracuse " y. and Springfield. Mass. papers pieass
copy. - "a 900.
SfTEpyyOOD-At Greenwich Conn, on May -, lc9s'
Willi1rn b. Sherwood IN the Sith year OF MS age
r-nnerol from his late residence. Friday at 23o p m
Carriages in waiting arrival OF train leaving Grand
Central Depot AT i:O3 p. m -
efYTHE-Suddeniy. Maplehank. Hobart. May n.
Mary Franklin. widow Of Henry n smythe. In her
n1 services VIII held Church % the Assem-
lion 5thavc and iOth-st. on Thursday. at 1910 a M
| sTACY-On Monday. May 81, at Railway, ~ j. James
pi.,s and friends are respectfully invited attend
the funeral serNi es on Thur lay eVennS az olocA
Mt his late residence, IN SatAppei-sI
Inierment private.
STEPHENSON Wednesday, May I'D James StephehA
t,rera services at his late residence. ii6ths.. and
1icrardave.. Mott Haven. ~ y, on Friday May 2otn
p. m.
srpONG-At his country place Esopuson the Hudson, on
"Wednesday morning Joseph y. strong, son of The lats
Rev Paschal Nelson Strong. after a snort Illness
KFNsICO CEMETERY Harlem Railroad. ts minutes
,ram Grand Central Depot private station az enc
france. ONCE 10 East i2i-st. Telephone call. s3s 81
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
TIE REV. DIR. IsAAc y. HAYS.

Pittsburg Nay 23.-The Rev. Or. Isaac y Hays,
pastor emeritus % the Westminster Presbyterian
church. Allegheny died at his home. No. 81 Taylor
ave. Allegheny, this morning. Dr. Hays suffered
a stroke % paralysis yesterday. The Rev. Dr.
Hays was born IN Washington County Penn, IN
1877. he WAS licensed - preach ana ordained IN
came the pastor Wes'm!nster Church in 1890. His
active services pastor ceased in july, nv When
ne received first stroke OF paralysis. During his
ministerial NE DE- Hays was active IN all reform
man Of the General Assembly, Permanent Com
m!;tee on Tempe rance Or Hays had iwo brothsrs
Mo the other at Maysyile. Ky. His family con-
gists Of VIE two sons and three daughters. one
son Il pastor OF the Presbyterian Church al Johns
town Penn; the other a member Of the bar OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
ROBERT 4. DEPEW.

Robert A. Depew. who died suddenly from pneu-
rnoaa M his home No Is East One-hua ireland
twenty -nfth-st on Tuesday. was well known in the
wholesale trade Of this city. He was born IN July
1921 In PceksNllh y y. end cousin OF Chaun-
ccy NJ Depew He was educated IN that town ana
BEGAN his business career there.
For number OF years he was a member of the
firm OF l. * r. \. Dcpew. firm that conducted
the principal wholesale and retail grocery. dry
goods and general merchandise trade Of that sec
ton. His partner the father OF Chauncey VI.
DepcV. About 1874 he came TO this city and en-
tered the firm OF J. Romor & Co.. wholesale flour
merchants as n partner lie was also connected
With the wholesale drvCOois firm OF L. q '. Kirby.
NJ that time a wcll-lsnovn firm. About ten years
ago ho entered tho wholesale grocery business as
n member " tho firm of Wright Depew & Co.. No.
lO3 Murray-st The funeral Will take place tonight
al hts home 30. IS Eat Observation-Disclosures
nrfh-st Mr.. Depew leaves a wife and one son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
OBITUARY..
GEORGE IoIIN ROMANEs.


London. May 23--Professor Romanes died sud
denly at oxford to-day.
George John Romanes. +. Il. S. LID. was born
IN Kingston Canada. on May 90 1873. lie spent MS
boyhool I'm Eagland. France Germany and Italy,
and educated by tutors and in private schools
In 1867 h. entered Gonyllle and Caus College Cam
bridge. lie was graduated IN natural science IN
1870 and was Burney Prize Essayist in 1913 and
Cr1onan lecturer 20 the Royal Society IN 1915. Hay
ting published series of papers on the nervous
system Of meiusle. he WAS elected Fellow or the
Royal Society in 1879. In 1881 he received the hon
orary degree OF LII ID. from the University OF AOer-
deem While still at Cambridge he formed an intl-
mate acquaintance with Charles Darwin. and after
ward continued 70 be ardent member OF the
Darwrian School. Ills work on the origin 81
Selection an Additional suggestion on the Origin
OF Spec~s" have given rise % animated discussion
His Jelly FISH, star FISH and Sea-urchins' IS popu-
lar exposition Of his ROya! Society papers 49,
NJ. Romanes was Fulierlln Professor OF Physi-
ology In the Royal Institution 81 London. and Rose
berry Lecturer on Natural History in the 'niver,
slty ~ Edinburgh His extensive treatise entitled
''Thr Philosophy Of Natural History Before ana
After Darwin" Is q copiousiy annotated publication
- the lectures delivered IN bOth these capacities.
ne was niso Wei known as lecturer at the Royal
institution and WAS active contributor TO perl
oiicll literature on topics Of scientific and phlo-
4Iulic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
THE FIFTH Avenue TaE41RE rANcLE
DIFFERENCES co MERRILY ON AND ARE NOW
FOUR SIDED

FOuRsIDED
If the Fifth Avenue Theatre could burn down
again at once-to-day-t would burn out the core
OF the hard knot into which its affairs have become
twisted. The present position, as neary as any
one not a member OF the Pennsylvania bar can UNI
derstand &C. is this The Rosenfeld Brothers, VINO
are under contract to provide the attractions for
the theatre insist that Mrs. Minnie Se.igman-Cut~
ting shall play Lady Gladys" there tomorrow
night; she does not want to: II. c. Miner. the pro.
prletor OF the theatre does not want her to; Hoyt
G. Mckee. the managers Of the Madison Square
Theatre with whom she has a contract for nexs
week do not want her to- Ii Is Mrs cutting ME-
Miner and Hoyt and Mckee against the Rosen-
fed Brothers.
The Rosenfelds had a contract with Mrs cutting
by which she was to play Lady G.adys' at tne
Fifth Avenue Theatre for two weeks ending on
Saturday night of this week, and Mr.. Miner re-
fused to let her come pto the house This Is an
Client history The house having been closed ever
since a week ago Monday. Mr. Miner has now
written 10 the Rosenfe,ds that they may put III Any
OF their productions. This is interpreted by sI;
Miner to mean strictly their own PRODUCTIONS, anu
however, take 1t to that they can put IN any
thing they Ike. and they declare that IL sna.t oe
Lady Gladys" and so they CAL upon mrs, Culuns
to full the rest of the contract She IN the hyslI
TO play at the Madison Square next week and tney
naturally object TO her appearing AT any otHer
theatre in town before that time They furtnermore
threaten TO get an injunction 10 prevent ner uonS
sides has obviously good reason 10 feel tnat us own
nositIon Is unassaiab.e. The case between Mr..
Miner and the ROsenfelds Is In the nands OF .
referee, and decision is expected tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

Joseph VI. Strong. retired merchant OF this city.
died Yesterday morning at his country place. Clff-
wood at Esopus the Hudson after short i'll
ness He was born I'm this city In February. 1922.
and was the youngest OF the late Rev. Paschel
Nelson Strong and Cornela Adelaide Kane. He
married In this city I'm 1886 Miss Elizabeth Lud-
low Livingston. daughter of the late Van Brugh
Livingston, whose great great grandfather was the
first lord OF the manor Of Livingston.
Cir. Strong a descendant OF Elder John
Strong who came to this country from England In
the New York club, and In 1891 the Union club.
His wife. three sons. j. Montgomery, Van Brugh
andcr AMI a daughter. Mrs Harvey Spencer, jr..
slIrNlNn him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
WEST SIDE CLUB SURE OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP

Washington May Brain interfered with the
third days contest In the Southern Lawn-Tennis
championship and only three matches were played.
In the singles w G.. Parker. Of the west Side
Tennis Club New-York beat c, c. Clarke OF the
DlsrIc, OF Columbia, G-l, -. thus making Parker
and Fisher also OF the West Side Club. New-York,
the contestants Ia the finals. and nsurlng the cham,
nionship In singles TO New York. These finals VIII
be PLAYED tomorrow afternoon.
In the doubles J. c. Davidson; champion OF the
District OF Columbia, defeated .. Mct'ammon and
J. G. Clay both Of the District Of COLUMBIA 81:
The District OF Columbia. In the consolation con-
toe, Tho tournament viii be concluded on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
MARTIN HIGGINS.

Martin Higgins. who committed to the Bloom
Ingdale Insane Asylum In 1871. died there on Mon
day The funeral took place yesterday at NO. los
Dufie.d-st.. Brooklyn lie was n broker IN sugar
and rnoIasses and owned property in Brooklyn.
When he became insane John Cowen was put IN
charge OF his estate. lie has paid sl1Vo 10 tne
osvium FOR the care OF Mr.. Higgins, and there IS
Sc 800 EFT OF his estate AS ne had no relatives
viii be turned over TO The county by the PUBIC
l,,fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
Prominent ARRTTALS At TIE HOTELS

ASTOR-Congrcssman Jacob Lcfever OF New
PATTI n Y BREVOORT-The Countess OF Gas-
cow and Professor George Forbes. Of Scotland.
FIFTH AvENUE-General Thomas a. Osborn. OF
Kansas; Mayor Jacob Amos. Of Syracuse. and Mrs.
Melville w. Fuller. OF Washington. MURRAY
HILIl-,John Gennadus Greek Minister at London.
WINDSOR General FRANKLIN Townsend. OF ALBANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
npyyJyG THAT THE ENGAGEMENT rs BROKEN

, minor was circulated about the city on Tuesday
49,, ,he recently announced engagement or Johi
n. Flngler. the well-known cubnan ana yach'snah'
and Mss Alice Mandelick had been broken IKE
nor.ers we're unable TO get either confirmation or
denial Of this rumor from Mr. Fiae.er OF -".S'
,t,rde,icl on that Gay, but yesterday youns
,~'r,an Who said that She was rcIatlEe 81 MiiHa
Mandelick gave out the following statsc eno cor
,thiraiion F"rhe rumor circulated that thc ensasc
nr,enf 81 Mr. Flaglcr and Miss Mhndeick mas "een
hroGcn "a absolutely Without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
R1PTD TRANSIT AGAIN 10 IhA '"oNA

A FAVORABLE VERDICT EXPECTED.
From, The New-York Herald.
70 nrivate enterprise can be Induced to UNDERTAKE
eve proiSct on satisfactory terms and CONDITIONS no
much the better II 1t cannot then IL WI DE- Icr
whe,her public money shall be used for ina. puI-
nn"e rha; their verdict will be IN favor OF inc
rrnterDrjse is the general belief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
HENRY 4. GREENE.

Henry A. Greene well-known Republican Of
Jersey City. died at his home. No pa Fairmount-
ave. on Tuesday night. He was eighty years old,
and death resulted from general debility He was
born in Athens. ~ Y, but in his youth removed
10 Jersav city where he engaged In the stationery
business President Lincoln made him postmaster In
1863 and he held the place for sixteen years He
returned 10 Athens, but later resumed business In
Jersey city, continuing X until ncapactated by age.
The funeral will take place on Friday evening. Mr..
Greene leaves two sons, who are In business In
phi,adaDhia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
NiRRIED.

corIINs-cOPE-On the 22i ot May. in Phllaaeeinnss
Julia daughter Of Prof. Edward D. COPE !" ""''A>
H. Collins m . A.
IXISON-CADT-On Wednesday evening. May -, W IL w..
Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church Cleveanl o ~
,ho pe DR. spreecher Celia Mac. daughter OF MT ana
Mrs George ". Cady. Of Cleveland Ohlo 10 MI "i''-
lam Crane Tvison. Of NewYork CITY
r,,r,.r, ,Nnrp prAKE-On wednesday. May q. az
81 Peters Church, Toronto Canada by the Seneraos
,ohdeocor Doidy assisted by the Rev Lewis Can.on.
Shonas Nevhold Rhlnelander and Katherine daughter
- IN samuel Hume Blake Q. G., OF Toronto.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST. bartholomew $, on Ioes-
~ tho 22l by tho Pew Or. David II; Greer as
W., 81 H., tho Rov DR. william ". Geer, Robert cooper
Townsend to Louisa Anna JOHNSON e"us"'S' u '-
late william II. Johnson
Notices Of marriages must be indorsed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
CHARLES NJ. OAKLEY.

Charles II. oakley, thrty-hye years old, died az
his home In Lincon-aye. Mount Vernon, on
Wednesday. lie was member OF the we-known
oakley family. prominent in the Revolutionary
history Of Wcstchcster County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
rANMANy SHOULD BE WATCHED.

T, "a evident from the declaration Of Mayor Gil.
roy that Tanimany wiz dc al !. car 70 p ld,,la
annrovai Of The new plan the polls in NoVeinoer
app1 this fact should he kept in n!Ad ny us az
vocates We do not believe there Is any reason 10
an adverse verdict the polls but Il would be
n serious mistake to underestimate Iammahy ;
ability and ingenuity opponent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
- TIE HANDS OF GOOD MES.

rio success or failure OF the project IL largely
denncdcnt on the character OF the men wh9 VIII
have supervision OF K. and. az We h1v, ar aIy
said these men ar. possesled OF ions 1brs
js no doubt that they will be actuate1> solely ny
deslre to gubserye the best interests 0, the p'DS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
IN FAIR WAY TO GET RAPID TRANSIT
t-ro,, The New-York Times.

INC bin Is not in al respects the nost enecI'Ve
.hai might be framed. but 1t opens prariicai way
~ reaching real rapid transit and provides !. COM
mission that ought TO be able to pursue ma Wy;
Ibnre Is nothlng so absolutely needed ny .ne 'lty
OF New-York as rapid. cheap and convenient mean,
cf travel TO and from the business Gistr:c,s an1
The widely scattered residence districts Inis IL s
row in a fair to get;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

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