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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
Defeating AN ARNORT AT NIAGARA FAILS.

Niagara Falls Nov. 20 (SpeciaD.-One of the most
brilliant assemblages that ever gathered IN the
western part of the State Is In attendance az
cha formal openlng ball and dedication OF the new
armorv Of the 42d Separate Company tonight
Prominent military officers from different parts Of
the State were present. including the following mem
hers OF Governor Morton's staff General f. C.
NcIewep Inspector General; General BenJamin
i@lapIs, chief Of Ordnance: General ". c. Wallace.
sudgeA dvocae General Colonel L9dd Asss S,1
geon-Ceneral; General b. NJ. Whitloek, General In
esncctor of Rife Practice; General Edmund Hayes,
Sb,ef Engineer: G. p Cook, Assistant surgeon
Gnnn rv fx-Adjutart- General McGrath was also
here The new arnory is The finest occupied oy
any separate company in the stat IL y DITCH
structure, and cost $iO,V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
END OF TIE SMITH JEWEL SALE.

low PRICES FOR FINE 1.ACEs AND sHAwIS-TIIE
STEVENS PAINTINGS TO BE EXHIBITED
The second days sale OF the jewels and other
art objects OF the late Mrs Sarah A. Smith. of
Philadelphia. Mt the American Art Galleries, Mad
.son Square South, resulted in small addition TO
and the pieces sold brought only part OF THEN
original cost The top price OF the day, si23 was
raid by George Cooke for a superb piece Of Nenc-
tan point lace. eighteen inches wide and six and
a half wards lonc. which purchased at the
Paris Exposition in 1878. \ handkerchief - match
went for SO. a large shawl OF Venetian point
brought SSiG. General Daniel L. Sickles paid $50
Coz large barb Of Venetian point. and Mrs. Trow-
bridge So 50 for a seven-yard black lace hounce
ten inches wide. OF the fans, one of Venetian
POINT. with tortoise shell sticks. ornamented with
gold and diamonds. was bough, by Mrs. solomon
FOR <2t the highest price, ana the same buyer
obtained one with mother-of- pearl sticks. carved
and ncrusted with gold. for SO Mrs. Meyer paid
s. ~ for OF black thread lace, with ename.led
tortoise she'll sticks. and Mr.. Cooke paid S2 80 for
one with a hand-painted decoration by LaselIaz
called - gnins the Marriage Contract. ". War
aock paid $3.50 for square India shaw. with elaD-
ora,e scroll and palm patterns. and one Of dark
grange ground. with red borders. brought BIO from
Ms Burt. large number OF souvenir spoons
ve-c s1,i az prices ranging from 8 70 so ana ne
-oi4i % the days sale 500 making the result
o. The twO DAYS sale So Fps.
tbs afternoon a three DAYS sale of line porce-
ANS pottery. ladies. crystals and enaines VIII be-
cir IN the galleries. and there viii be placed cn
-s!'htion number Of paintings 70 he sold by
Stevens They Will remain or exhibition untii Mon
lay nex, when they will he disposed Of at auction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Allen. Thomas J. and another TO y Rogers
and another. trustees. S Crane Place. l35 IT
Bri~,cd Charies A. and vie to : X Kane. No II
Harrisor-st years .:-...... ~ - -
5 2d-ave $50 II " Of Dist. year .... -:
Capen. 9 Alfred. 20 Il Houghon. 10 800 East
cary Ellen + and another to J \ VI Weeks n !
l5cth-st. zoos # Of El'on-Gve . Year -
Clements. MARY T. 70 ne Equitable LIE - "a
n " of ath-ase. 2 years. ............
Dalmar. Onto. anr another 10 l. IL Lyman. $
Dale Marian. 10 Marcus Nathan. i59th-s'.
30, n g o9 Triniiy-ave. | year ................
Drummord. Rose Z. to thu Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. 9ith-st. liG II n
Dale Frank r to Clarence " Fowler n
Ii7th-st. 80 n Of Lenox-av-. years......
Egan John j. ct al to Edward oppenh"im.r and
agoher 10Th 10 T. % 's a,n~nar year aa5
anothcr. No ~ I"roy-st. / yea. ...-..-.......
Fay Michael. - al to Julia Eishach. corner
Fisher. Joseph. 10 Irving l Kempner. NJ II
Leroy ST. demand .......... ........ .....:......
Institution. "a 7Gth-st - n % Madison
ave. YEAR :,
100 Il VI Amstefaam-ave. y,ar. 49,. 80.
Folsom. Charles u. to Josephine B MeeAs. No 30
West l23d-st. years. go. ..,.......-+.. .-.....
Gausain. Sarah \ o. Fannie FAM, : '-d-si.
as ~ u Avenue \. years. ......-........ 80.
Cas- FRANK. l, Susan Iiesins, 'th-st' lot
Hayward. Charles NJ and wife 10 susan n Ken
dali q al. executors corner southern Bou.e-
ward and Nalentlue-aye, ; years. .........-.....
Holm Max. and wife T. \ Schuer. Gth-st.
3Vp n of 2i-ave. lease ....- %.
IIenck Frances y. to Caroline McHench No 81
church II. y.a-r ..---.
Hgtcheson. Nina H. and another 20 the Mutual
Life Insurance 90. New-iofk. p Bcrgen-ate,
5i.ll Il of iiIth-gi. mortgages, ; years.
Hayward, Hattie /. md another - Anna II
Rogers. . corner southern boulevard and Val
Iiufchcflu. Anna and annther g. the Mutual Life
Insurance o. cw-hOrs. corner Bergen
ave and li1th-st, years .....................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

The following plans for buildings and alterations
have filed with tho Building Department yes'coa'
New buildings: ,oo., . A.,
Ansterlanl- ave. .. 7fil II n Of l3oth-st oy
Gatnarine Fitzuatrick, ~ liOth-st and Ams'er-
damave f'r i"o-s'o'y o'''N s'o'' '.a $50 o
Wavarlv Place No l36 UeaD. b. The Rev - =
O'Flynu rector # 81 JOsephs Roman 'alnonc
Church No lU9 M"sh '.,r, ''''' =, 1000
Washlnetor-ave . g. 100 q e Tremonf-aVe Dy
the Rev Peter Farrell Of Wash'ngOp-aNe. near
l7dth-s'' Tor "a o"'-''"> ram" s''' anu 200
ing ao =, . ~ ith,st (WHliamsbrIdge).
bv Henry Cehurre. Of Williamsurldge. Tor TWO an
two ami one-lalf story frame dwellings 80"
Alterations
I,.aver-st. No - and -. 10y the Townsend estate.
NJ iO4 East 13th-st. three-story frame zoo
basement 80, "a. .. 60 i ,;;a,ntai,
John Watts Kfarny. Of No ~ East oith-st, 10 -oo
n f1ur-sory and attic Office building. .....'''.. w"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
RIG FIRM WANTS TO RESTNE

louisville. Ky Nov. 2o.-The appraisers for the
assignee Of Bamberger. Bloom Coz whoiesae
drygoods dealers who failed recently nave com
,.ea ,hoir uo,k The assets fixed at $s5S.9SS.
,,ahuI,ies 81 4Os of which $7l5.s77 Is owed to
Eastern creditors: ne nn'ip'S ~ '.i - ~ nm
DESTROYS Of resuming DuslheSs' anu INC 'i"'''i' '
moi stand in the way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
PROFESSOR GUNTONS LECTURES.
FEATURES OF THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL ECONOMICS
THE DEBATING SOCIETY.

FEATURES OF THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL. ECONOMICS
THE DEBATING SOCIETY.
In the building on the southeast corner OF Six
feminist and Fourth-ave. Is the School of Social
Economics conducted by George Gunton and
faculty of teachers As a school It does effective
work but there is another interesting phase OF its
conduct. For the last ten years Professor Gunton
has been occurring on questions of social economy
in the same place. giving his lectures free TO the
peope because he loves the work. These have
been given Wednesday evening Of every week
in the winter season and have attracted attention
from an excellen; class of people. for whom they
have been H. high degree educating taxing the
to buy The schOoi is unique IN this country, ana
the idea of the lectures is also uncommon for such
things are supposedly for liberal clubs. debating
societies and ORGANIZATIONS OF IKE character.
Last night the subject of Professor Guntons lee
tire was THE Voice of the Election Before ne
began he told his audience that at the close OF the
lecture any one present would have the privilege OF
asking any question OF the lecturer In line with
the subject in hand. lie at the same time warned
his hearers that there was to he no speechinaklnS
from the seats If any wished to indulge their ora
the Saturday evening debating society That so
cefv. he remarked. was of purely Denocrdtlc
order conducted by the members themselves Al
Inc same time the school Is inter ested In H. ana De-
fore its meeting begins half hour is given over 70
lessons in clocution by one OF the professors OF e
school Then after the debate has ended. the
teacher of elocution critcises each speaker as 70
his voice and style and his use or misuse OF I.Hg
!ish. This is apt strike the average iayInan as
a very pertinent method Of pointing instruction
with a moral \ trihing admission Zee IS chargel
10 the debating society simply for the purpose or
giving those who may desire 10 attend permanent
interest in its workings.
iect win be. The Relation Of Party Politics to the
Muncipa Administration"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
6tbool Aqcntlc5,

49, -.-.-..--o
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors overnesses.
&C.. 20 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 20
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union square.
Il fSk TEACHERS AGENCIES New York Boston.
Chicago. Los Angeles. &c II. T. Croker W y. Kerr.
T. V Huyssoon ". .. Pratt Y. y Manager. 20 5ihave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
Ncm Oubl,tutlous.
>oo.o.,oo.,~or~~U,-~
CORMs WILL CLOSE 2eTH INST.

EORMS WILL CLOSE 2eTH INST.
MERCHANTS AND GENERAL ADVERTISERS
FOR HOLIDAY TRADE
WHO DESIRE SPACE IN
HOLIDAY NUMBER
TOWN TOPICS,
PLEASE NOTE THE ABOVE
LAST YEARS HOLIDAY NUMBER
CONTAINED OVER 100000 WORDS OF
TEXT. MORE THAN ANY TWO
OTHER HOLIDAY NUMBERS EVER
PUBLISHED IN AMERICA. ALL THIS
WAS ORIGINAL AND BY TIE BEST
WRITER'S OF THIS COUNTRY AND
EUROPE THE SALES WERE ENoR-
NOUS AND CONTINUED UNTIL
SPRING
THE FORTHCOMING NUMBER $3.50
WILL IN TEXT NATTER BOTH
AMOUNT AND QUALITY. EXCEL
LAST YEARS. AND WILL THOUGH
OUT BE BEAUTIFULLY illus
TRATED IT WILL BE SOLD on
EVERY NEWSSTAND N NORTH
AMERICA.
THE REST ADVERTISING MEDIUM OF THE
SEASON.
OFT DEC 3D. JUST TIE MOMENT TO CATCH
THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
SEND ADVERTISING copy At ONCE TO
TOWN TOPICS. POS FIFTH AVE. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Mechanic. ct. n $. adjoining. land, 4 VILLAIN +
pringlr n GxSix37 .Gx>i. John D'launV' rel & oco
e'gc 10 Mary odI]inng iaads Of willow Hitch
cock now Of Patrick Ri'e 37NSN'''A'' same 10 lao
Iot s,e map section 4. v,se estate @3l ward N
, ,..,n ~ or Mo,l.s-avc :. ~ o. issl-
II. 25xlsi,2jxla2 Frank ris"k and wife 20 80
1..il. i'" s : 900 r. q Of Tuny-aye. 7oy9oo 20
ls I@ m Marcus N-'n'n ana VINE " 1920
l;,itn-st 8 s. GGS T. u CauldweIa,e iI'X Moo
Wiaslov T. flzhy and wife 70 Annie / Mac
~ nrn ~ Block a. map su6-iv property q ~
Ir3n, par, . sox estate Mary a r.e 400
9S TO Jose'n ,oi r 10 T, Of Gyprcss-aye. 5$x
io3 :. Frank II IIouehton and wife to AIRED 200
,'. al'i g 5,r, n e. ~ Brook-ave. 5oxoo NcX-
anier . Liitcrst and wife TO Michael keieen,,1do
G-orie Z nabto, and wife to Martin PIe'seher $50
,a iIs WINE = 1904 f. p Of Hrook-aye 2Syioo
arI ,iher prore-,y: Anna Dale and husband
lao s 'lI''.' >1'": 30 q iQ'h-aye 226H
ert,. John Il fiaskin and wife 10 Jon" = mas 81 go
ls7i,.s, ]'' s. 20 # Of i2lh-aye. looS99l;
Eiward Nicholson to the New-iorN invest
4il.t ' Ho SO Vest Julia TDford to Charles
sd ro..2n Ipolt; Charles d Folsom lula Tnford
Am.,.rlan-avc W e01l # n OF l@2d.st lilly
100 Charles l. Guy ''''''', ........... $500
is, 9 :. 2a It q lenoT-aye TYR ,SsSi II; 10
I> S,iir s. 10 1869. Rachel MiHn
,.o s JgiI ''l I.a4 Of 4,h-aye IGsAlooi
samuel W Mnl@nhr ct al i,cHe - Mialin w. Hoo
liGh-st s. 30 II t,a % 90 Simeon Decker 100 &c
i@,h-s s. go Iyd oi "'g Simon nicker $1,000
barrow-st NJ =; - 81 pa" uau ',"'-.' .. 5000
s1 'r.re Tra 70 JUAN all i,p. Charles Burrn
Ie.o{-s No Il; Irving Ne'"'r' 'V'' Il go
loh i-sf' 10 2as East, Robert = Muellenbach to
Ha.n',,',s I;o r. Of ioh-aye 25Soill. Egbert
qo; Srar,an ~, T, Of 5,hata 25xi,e 80 Il
WesD, Jaques krah@uer anu WIZ. ..."..' G5 600
S7h siT 'i' s. a:,o It Of columbu-ave 2oNlooS 81
lanes carlcM and wife , to So7 -lo@5. Gerard
Barrete ana wife to Arthur MOTIFS s7o
- - % $50 ,I s1 Vest Frederick Aihous and wife
Comeia Cammann ;;,;,,,, - ',,xx5sxsiG;
VEST EaGayf r,D SMITH and vic to Clarence
same ,' property: Clarence + True and wife to
ooh rnN ~ . West, John Smith ana wife to ., ooo
,l E,hnn As'n l5is oiG ana Ioi7 map Of Ia
c5nia PARK CWilamsb ridee) 1ox to DliesS-S'' 40
f-yi Mac and VIE MS 10 and iIu' 6lS SAM map
eli n 70 Arhur-si xjoxi3j. Levi II Mace - ,o,o
ro A' io5 i " ani 81, man r!i@n q the gn,
estate Van Nest station Vs., =, rabui o75
:, eih-st. Edward faisht. executor Of Edward 90
Iaigbf 10 Susan Figgins........ ........ -
Sam. f,rt'perty; susan Higgins Frank Glass;.
same property: same As executor 81 Daniel rig ION
y.6t se9 man of Arden property towns u East
ana West Chester. Matilda Fraser 10 I'"ey ~,
Road from West chester 70 Easr Chester. "
adjoining land OF Israel II Watson -C Sn,N,n
s5s ooc acres: Daniel - Freedman Edward
ilci i;ii,, W Il n n vrecand-ave 25xx
25xi0. Anna and Henry Gates 10 John =
,, muyl'. Il ,rfnef cci:icrst 2oS57 Robert
J. W@nslev. referee. to Charles kempner lf''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

p,ssei2n Anna "1 and "H S to @ Mutual
eraensve 81, n Of i.7th-st ycar- 10000
Hoffman. John and wife to christ. Christine ADRIAN no
Hayward. Hattie I. a%a another to Anna y
usare 'n'. JoSn ". to the Greenwich savings Rank
Lexington ave v corner 19h-s' demand. 90. 10000
Hahn. Wary T. TO simon H1berman. issth-s,. 49,.
Jenp'ns Edwasd. and wife to Juison Todd. S.
aoth.st. ESQ g e of wllis,aye year; 5000
'?a 49, 10 'es OF Ralroad law" demand '' 5000
jones 5es.ph SnS another Of to sprsn conne
K%ssa%cr; j.eqssss ana VIE to Sarah Davidson. no
Ks sS Mssissx {, ie me Tai.a states Lie il;
r%S Of GnIs3 GEAR %orssse .o
SANE to the o BRADLEY ,s 8 currIer Company dim
........................... 1000
K"s9 ssS 9 and Sfs to S". Mnurn 800
K%DneT Elias TO the rsTmer o Ian and Trust
Kom Sfsr julia. to 23l Ward Land Improvement
Co. L@ 1856 map section \. vyse estate ma
siS L q 99 ID Sifs to TssF'a Yn' $500
Meir. Charles, to Kempnsr oh-st. 2274 :. oo,
same, oh-s 1858 It Of University o,
MURRAY; EIen J. e Al % Kate Prime. cor 80,
ner chgrch-s ara Wsbc''s Lane year'....;: l'oo
Mackenzie Mackenzie, Amer Anne T. to \ building Loan Bank
ms Go. l5ctl'st. ces # Of cauldwelI-ave. CO,
Ora" Gra'h. 's's la7th-si 500 Of iiomcsve
Mcndeson joseph Co Henry Gotsetren
SIth-'t $9 # Of colum3usay . years s,t 5000
81. 800 4 Of Colum9us-ave. years l9ooo
ance Society. Gith-st rs IT W Of 3d-ave 49,
McAdam Phebc j. to l. p Codin. 4oth-st.
McGra.h Frank , p , ana wife to II Mace lot 90,
Malon, Alice NJ. to l. il Mace lots LOIS and
Pisischer' Martin; and wife to George > Bah;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. ,,.a.

GRAND OPERA SEASON. -
Direction OF Henry Z. Abbey and Maurice Grau;
FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. - .......... J., if.rhts
Mines Norllca and Manell. Mn Ed. De Eeszke, Ancona
and lean Reszke Conductor Mr. Anton H"iI Marry
SATURDAY MATINEE. Noy =; ~
Mines Calve and Marie I.ngle debut; NM l'HOer' ~
Vres and Maurel. Conductor bevlgnanl.
SATURDAY EVENING Nov. y. INST p'i',arr
Night per;ormanee. Anon, and i,i.siano
si,VD,Y Nov n First SUNDAY NIGHT toNCEhI.
sools,s Nine. N0rdca and II. plancon ana MI frah1
Ondrcek Nionist. with entire Met Up h'"ae ''N''e'-
ira Conductor, Mr.. Anton Sedl.
$3.50 Repertoire for next week $1,000 -,
,,o,dov c.VAII.ERIA RI'STICANA & PHILEAON 1T
vdnsstav TRISTAN IND ISOLDE dn Germsnl ,.>.
Thursday Thanksgiving Extra PERI IihiN'e '' ''''
Eridav Revival of LA FANolITA g., -. ..,,-
seats for sale at Box ollees' 49, a. h,-
lar prices at Tys0ns Ticket Ofnces ia the ''"'''s w.
and at Rulmann's III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
Ci.n Property for Sale.

49,
A 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT Near office; only
n. r.v laf STEVENS. o3d-st.. cor. columDus-aNe.
II have 4 3-story 2j-foot house. Tot 1906. free ana
49, h@fveen columbus and Amsterdam ayes; 10 per
con remain. -,.,
POWER corner s5ih-st. and couubus-ave
10 LOTS including corner. Jerome-aye.. 1'Gthst SID
10 900 one-thrd cash full commission 10 brokers I'M
mediate sale necessary: will divide Owner ITO W. 3sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

7 YCFIM THEATRE. .... 4thave. 2'd-st
~ Last week. Last Matinee THUR. ana s...>'n
sOTHERN. I'm THE PHisoNE" " ~. - "a
Vs. ,JonIay 49, THE HOME SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

Nv ALNUT LANE SCHOOL
Boarding Day and College Preparatory ,or Girls Both
wear opens Sept 25in. For circular. address
Mrs THEODORE B RICHARDS Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY. 4. NJ. Associate Principal.
Germantown. Philadelphia.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27
improvements.

The high water in the river is de.
laying slightly the bridge construc.
ton that was under way. Bnt other
improvements are being pushed in
every direction. The magnificent
new fl 'uring mill and elevator of the
Dulle Milling Co. is nearing compile
ton. There may be larger mills in
the state, but there will be none bet
ter than this. The mill and elevator,
when complete, will represent an in.
vestmcnt Of over $50 600. The
Duilc Mill is one OF the oldest, best
established and most reliable milling
plants in Missouri. The first DuIle
mill was built in Jefferson City by
u. II. Dullc, a pioneer resident Of
this city of over forty years ago.
The new mill is owned by II stock
company composed Of Henry j..
Duile, WIN. Schultz and Ben DulIc,
sous Of q. IL. DulIc, deceased.
Ihey ure thorough millers and under.
stand their business. 1t is an
Institution in which Jefferson CITY
feels u just pride. The old mill wa,
destroyed by fire about March, tins
year, but immediately the company
resolved TO rebuild, and the new stiuc
ture is certainly all that any com
muhity could desi c.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27

The agitation Of an electric rail.
way running from Columbia, Mo-,
to Cedar City, by way Of Ashland,
merits the attention that 1t is receiv-
ing. This road, IL constructed, will
be one of the most profitable short
lines In the state. Columbia and
jefferson City need closer railway
connections. and the electric road
will therefore fill n long-felt want.
In this connection it can be recalled
that the proposed railroad from Lcb.
anon TO Dagnell pHst-be built.
Some means must be devised by
which jefferson City shall CONF into
closer connection TO south Missouri.
The short gap between Bagnell and
Lebanon ought to he closed up within
the next two years, and jefferson
Ci'y must do something towards
helping the enterprise. Lebanon
stands ready 10 do her duty and help
can he secured along the proposed
route. The Importance of Il railroad
to the south has been recognized for
twenty years, and Jefferson Ci.y did
her duty in M fort to secure it by
helping to build the Bagnell branch,
but is ready 10 help the further tx.
tension Of the line.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27
-Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies HAYS reached a phenomenal
sale: Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
each bottle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bitiers. the great remedy for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys; Bucklen's
Arnica Sslve, the hest IN the world
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, which
are a perfect pill. All these rene.
dies are guaranteed to do just what
Is claimed for them, and the dealer
whose AIN is herewith attached will
be glad 10 tell you mole II Them.
Sold at A. Brandenberger's drug
store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27
Funeral

The funeral of Mr.. d. J. Steele
took place On Monday forenoon from
the Presby terrain church, Rev. DIR.
Williamson officiating. The pail
bearers were Judge Diercks, V. M.
Hobbs, John NJ. Oldham, j. IT,.
Davis, John w. Gordon and o. G..
Burch. Mr.. Steele had been an in
valid for about six years, having
been stricken with paralysis several
years ago. AT the time of his
death he was eighty seven years of
age. Mr.. Steele resided on n farm
three miles west of the city, where
he had resided for many years. He
was a brother. in law ton r.. Wells.
r. r.. Mccall and Mrs. Donnhop. all
of this county. The funeral of MIR.
Steele was largely attended. lie
was n second cousin OF WIN. L.
Gladstone.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27
Marvellous Results.

From q letter by Rev j. Gunder.
man, of Dimondsle, Mich, we are
permitted 10 make this extract II
have no hesitation in recommending
DIR. Kings New Discovery as the re-
suits were almost marvellous IN the
case OF my wife. While brought
down with Pneumonia succeeded La
Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption and it seemed as II she
could not survive them. A friend
recommended DR.. Kings New Dis
covery IL was quick in its work and
highly satisfactory in results" Trial
bottles free at A. Brandenberger's
Drug store. Regular size 50c. and
Sl.QQ
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27
Band Concerts.

The citizens of Jefferson City
generally have again contributed
literally towards the band concerts
that were so much enjoyed last year
an the first regular concert Of the
season will br held at the capi, ]
a"onrdS on Fril,y cvoninr of this
week. The music furnished last
year ya7 excellent and it is hoped
that thr hard bows will r%'u,lor tho
same Ii h standard Of music Il 8
year. IF so The band concert |
become An institution ;lat will E =
main with rs. 1'hcY are greatly
enioyel by all classes Of our ci,i
zeus, the most excellent feature be
ing the fact hat they arc free to all.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27

Notice is ierchY civen, that letters
IF al niais'rG,on ga tuc e, ate of
John Georgu Dct2, deceased, were
granted to the IN lcrsi gned on the -
lay OF May 1893, 10y the Probate
court of Cole cOuatv Missouri.
All persons having: claim' against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance &c the aiminislra.
tor within u wear afiGr the date of
said letters, nr heynnav D. prccluded
from any hclcliL ot such estate and
if such claims be OF exhibited within
two year, from the date o. this pub
licaiiou. sh" be forever AIRED.
This Is day Of May 1898.
JOHN Cora LiEB DIT.
Admini'trntof.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27


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q man u'til "r"v' lis '-'i Ca Il. .'H-
nv" "~'"dn"'!. Na'r' r." g. r."rrr
o. th" mouth and Ni"m''a. dl'i" Ia
- "f m"'uoIr. nervous al'r''i"n,'
{ ,n~-ri"n of tA' r]ciini, an ~ ing
Of III" "p'i." nerve r'si'''ns III t"y m
mon - W, NN' even 90 ll' '".ri' "l
blindness. d rIIr"-- "r'rrt.-" ',h eco
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in region Of the mart. i~"'l"Ng'' 'l',r
by sharp pains. p@jp'l"'i u i'i'i olh-
rurl l%'a'-,, resulting IN i''ll hglrl
disca.c. 'l-" cd'l-"S los 81 yi'aIi'L
Quit hri''r II l. l"' I1'r' !" IlIl
suid" ,ly = '"' rlrf' u >'"'h 10 me
system, n l"lHrr"-," "' HI'','"''
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27
Sodaifty.

The Young Mems Sodality have
chartered the steamer Spencer for an
excursion on the evening of July 4,
to which all are invited, Refresh.
ments aud Lunch will 10 served dur
ing the excursion. The jeff, rson
City band and orchestra will also
attend. Tickets can be Dad at
Hugo Monnig's, Fred Rommel's,
Dulle Mill and Gus Kroeger's, on
Richmond Hill. Price 80 cents. The
boat leaves at the foot OF Monroe
street at $50 p. m.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27
The Jefferson CITY BlnL.

Tho band ho. $ are entitled to ard
arc receiving general praise for the
excellent band ard instrumental
music that was furnished by them
during the Bankers Convention.
The music furnished by the string
band was first class in every respect,
and if the band will hold together
there is ro'further use of sending to
st, Louis for music.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-27
Mr. l.. II. Binder is putting down

Mr., +. II. Binder is putting down
u glauitnid walk in front of his
business house. The movement
inaugurated by Mr.. Geo. Pope in
putting down this style Of walk is
having lirst-class effect, 1t is beyond
question the ]c'eanest and most durable
material that can be used, and with
the completion of Mr. Binders walk
and that Of Mr.. Brandenborgcr's the
work Of putting down granitoid is
well under way and has every pros
pect Of continuing,