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New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
THE MAJESTIC MAKES GOOD TRIP
SOME wELI~KNowN PEOPLE ON THE WHITE
STAR BOATS. S. BLOOD SPEAKS on FL


SOME wELI~KNowN PEOPLE ON THE WHITE
NANCIAL MATTERS.
The White Star steamship Majestic arrived here
yesterday after a remarkably good passage with a
large number Of passengers on board. J. p. Nor
gan, on his steam yacht Corsair. went down to
Quarantine to await the arrival of the Majestic,
which Mrs. Morgan and the Misses Morgan were
passengers. When the steamer reached Quarantine
Mr. Morgan boarded her from his steam launch and
proceeded TO the city. followed by the Corsair.
Another passenger was Samuel S. Blood. president
Of the International News Company, and his wife.
Mr.. Blood has been abroad for four months two Of
which he spent in London on business. and two in
travelling on the Continent While in London Mr.
Blood spoke with many prominent capitalists re-
garding the money question there and the condition
of American securities in English markets. He
said that confidence In American railroad securi-
ties had feen fully restored and that the
silver question is settled at the election here
1T has been already settled In England, he thought
much English money would come here for invest
ment in American commercial enterprises
Mr.. Blood said that the feeling was strong in
favor Of American Investments that money was
for American securities, and that the way
the ocean he met three persons who were coming
money In American stocks. Mr. Blood went directly
10 his home. at Fifteenth-st. and Fifth-ave, and
later will go TO his country home in Massachusetts
for the shooting season.
Other passengers were John s. Ames Arthur Bal
four. Thomas F: Bayard tr.. f. G. Blackford r. L.
Goodwin, Colonel w. ". Gordon. Donald NJ Grant
p H Griffn r. ?. Harlan. Dr g ". Hilton. ". NJ
land. II. MarGuand, Dr. j. s. Mason. Thomas Nc
Kean, c. H. Sheriff. jr.. Henry NJ. Stanley c. b.
Webster. c. E. White, E. F. Woodward and ". p
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Chambers- Before Beekman; J-cour,
opens M 1890 a. m. Motions Calendar called az II
a. m. No. J. Wiederman; No :. Iought Vs
BOYLE: No g. Dritschel Dritschel No T. Mercantile
Safe Deposit Co VS.. Hass,y No g. sisco vs. Nut Re
serve Fund Life No. 6. Eringer vs. Man Ky 60 ;
no T. Germania Life Ins co. vs. smith; No = finey
ys NeT. No o. People. etc. VS. Burke No 10 Jones Jones
VS. Autgmaiic Lubricator CO.; No. -. Con Tel News
Co VS. kiernan News Agency; No a. Murray vs. BROOKS
No Is Lynch Clark; No. 10. Cochran vs. Nerman
ciedney vs. G.dney; No H.. matter Of Baker; No 20
matter Of Clarke No 2i. Hoffman vs Caudwel; No y
matter Of A. L. Chasman q CO..; No 20 'keefe VS.
Key No "a Peet VS. Peet No. o. GayUr oTr VS. sap
No 2s Orr VS. Currie No 20 n Y News Pub co: vs.
5Oth ST.. Astoria etc. X. r.; No 80 Burton vs. L. 3
supreme Court-General Term-Recess.
supreme Court-specia Term-Parts !. II and II1-Ad-
journed for the term 80 -, -, .,.. T.,
Circuit Court-Pa-ts II. III and IV-Adjourned FOR
the - w.. ,,o co,-.
SuperIor Court-General Term-Adjourned for the term
Superior Court-Equty Term-Adjourned for the term.
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts !. III ana iii-Ao-
S,rrogate's Cour-Chambers-Hefore Arnold. s.-Court
opens al 1913 No day calendar Wits TOT PROBATE
-Rebecca 6. Putnam. John r. y Meissner. Lucia L.
Kearney Elizabeth McEvoy. al 1880 m; Harriet van
(rasbeck James Marvin. Samuel Newman. Einmet Near
at p. w.. ,s.,. @
No 1865 will Of Frank T. Quackenbush at 1890 a. m
Common Pieas-Spccial Term--Before DAILY {. J-Court
opens IL a. Motions: ., -, ~,
Common Pleas-General Term-Adjourned sine die
Common Pleas-Equty Term-AdJourned for the term.
Common Pleas-Trial Term-Parts !. III and llI-Ad-
journsd for the term 49,. 49,. -
CITY Couri-Specal Term-Before Botty' J-Court opens
at IL a. N. Motions -, -,
City Court-jeneral Term Adjourned sine ole. - ,
(Yy Court-Tral Term-Parts j. ii. III and lV-Ad-
tourned for the term.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
Dub!ic Notices.

mans and upon the route and routes Fixed tor ia ss.
p'c,ion within the time desgnated ny law for ~ -
s,ruetion ana completion of ts railroad coneern. AZ
,n. ali rcsponsbiy ~ obtaining q, pror.r.
and constructing nnd putting operation IN. ~,
y.,rood within three years after said shall 49,
been obtained. <...,,.., MI.
der upon such sale WIZ he required 10 give Adequate
bv executing bond In writing and under ses. ~
s,ch form and amount and With such conditions sus
s,. az may be required and approved BY the Coror,c
- The f,ilnnert Of the agreement for the psym.,.
~, the percentage per annum Of the fecslps -
.h c,,,oratlon as shall have been agreed N he ~
"a successfu bidder and Tor the conmfncefner, 90
e"mpleon Of is railroad within the times by dess
.a,nd and according the plan or plans and on ~.
n"n,e or ,oufes fyed for i's construction. Nv
,r,, Of the unoertaknx which Ia rsauiyes a.
t'.n bv the successful bidder IL on nis 4, 49,
rce - the Comptroller ~ the ciiy Of Hsw-York Wv
.ae 1. upon tho further condition that an prov.
- law applicable said railroad shall be BY the tas
laser nj ,aid sale duly complied siih.
lated New-Yor August 2sih. 1870
ASliBEL FITCH
Comptroller
Finance department. comp'roiler's once.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
THE LIQCOR DEALERS CONTENTION

PRESIDENT HOLLAND RE-ELECTED-THE 1896
MEETING TO BE HELD IN GLENs FALLS.
Troy. N Y. Sept. u-President Holland called
the State Convention of Liquor Dealers to order
at O'Clock this morning. About 200 delegates were
present.
The matter OF a place FOR the next annual con-
vention taken UP. Coney Isand Gems Falls,
Little Falls. and Poughkeepsie were suggested
Mr.. Donovan, of Brooklyn, said that holding the
convention IN Coney Island would result in an un.
favorable Interpretation of the excise law. as far
the liquor dealers were concerned.
The convention finally decided upon Gems Falls.
The election OF officers then taken up Pres
dent Holland was reelected was First Vice
President John j. O'Hara; George II. Mead. of
Troy was elected second vice president; John II.
Morrissey OF Syracuse was reelected recording
secretary. and julius Gottschalk, Of Brooklyn, was
reelected financial secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
F. l.. sAUsE GIVES HIS VIEWS OF THE
MARKET.
HE SAYS BUSINESS PROPERTY Is IN GOOD DE-
MANp on THE LOWER WEST SIDE AT
INCREASED VALUES.

l\CREAsED NALtEs.
Edward T. sause has been in the real estate busi-
ness for about thirty years. His office Is IN 'ne
stokes Building at No. IS Iiberty-st HIS expert.
snce embraces negotiations. many OF which were OF
largo ,mportance Ir different sections or the CITY,
and nj. general knowledge Is equal TO that OF almost
any other dealer In realty on Manhattan isahD'
He said to a Tribune reporter yesterday
.Our particular line is In downtown property anu
n residence property below Central Park misn'
,dS that we have considerable 10 do In our once
with sales in the Tcndcrloin district. Whlie am
no, very familiar with the property hor'h VI "e
Harlem. believe that the section OF 'he GU! n'o"
as the Twenty third and Twenty-fourth wards pre-
sents at the present time the widest hed Io' 'Nes'
ment and speculation. Large pubic worhs w''' os
for some wears In progress OF completion there ana
there is an excellent prospect for ready "enhan'
for all good property embraced within tha' u'S.e'
So far as our own business is concerned we nave
moro INQUIRIES for hrstc.ass business properties IN
the scc,ion ON the West Side below Fourteenth-st
and as far south as Chambers-st The opening OF
College Place has added considerably to the vaue
OF lots on IIudson-st. That is a section IN which
there is likely 10 be much activity during tho next
I'VE ten years might RsSaSs nsoaaway ,nd, IN ,he Fh
Ward down TO Beach and Franklin sls., inCiuuhs d
posSm 1 20 bv prope,y there Tor general improve
ment. This locality has been somewhat M mes.revu ns
The wholesale grocery trade ana the large dealers
in spices and in table condiments are one AFTER an
other locating In that section and filling IL up pretty
well Prices are held pretty hrmy. although not at
unrea asonably high figures. attribute TINS 10 inc
fact that owners believe there Is likely TO be large
advance IN values In that particular territory III re-
sponse to the demand for Increased business fach
ties . 49,
80 far as real estate on the East Side Is con-
cerned, everything is sluggish above the Brooklyn
Bridge. | do not think there Is any immediate
prospect OF advancement OF mercantile requirements
reaching 10 that section. On the West Side de-
cided improvements are being made In the neighbor-
hood OF University Place Three !arge r buildings
very active movement in real estate southwark from
Thrty-fourth-st. The building that is now
going up in Sxth-ave to be occupied by Siegel
Cooper & Co.. has given stimulus 10 property in
Eighteenth Nineteenth and Twentieth SITS. west OF
Flfth-ave. There very few valuable areas IN
the lower portion Of the city which can be pur-
chased. Such properties are subject 10 transfer
held at very high prices. The changes in the
downtown district have been enormous within the
last five years
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Beekman J.
Fvarts VS.. Beckwith-Mchael Cardozo


WINDING UP THE SEA son AT MANHATTAN.
The management of the Manhattan Beach Hotel
and Land Company In token OF their appreciation
have set apart next Saturday Rice's gala day. It
being the last day OF the summer season OF T. e.
R.ce's company. Kerkers orchestra VIII give two
concerts and Rces Surprise Party Will give two
performances of 1892" with many novel features
and changes Of cast. Rices circus carnival VIII
also give two performances, and arrangements are
being made for a big fireworks display and balloon
ascension In addition to all this Miss Theresa
Vaughn will appear and Max Maretzek Will con-
duct the orchestra in overture Of his new opera.
just completed. Mr.. Rice will also present many
of his charming compositions during the day and
evening, including the overtures Of "Evangel'ne.
THE Corsair" THE Seven Ages" "Adonis." "Hia-
watha." his new Excelsior March and a new
waltz written for the OCCASION entitled, swept by
Ocean Breezes" and dedicated to Austin Corbin
That this will be made an occasion long to be re-
membered by those who know Manager Rice oil-
!ty to entertain the public cannot DOUBT Is IN
admission 10 all the different entertainments. and
al a price within the reach OF all.
On Sunday next will be given the last TWO per
formances by Kerkers orchestra. ana ohiy me
works Of American composers VIII be performed. ~
is 10 be called american Composers Day. and
all the prominent composers living In America nave
been invited TO be present and conduct their own
works A dinner will be served by the Manhattan
Beach Hotel and Land Company.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
STEAM NAvIGATION MEN ELECT OFFICERS

The National Board Of Steam Navigation COM
pleted It's twenty-fourth annual meeting at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon and Sc
lected st. Louis as the place OF the next annual
session. The meeting will be held beginning on the
second Tuesday in October. officers were elected
as follows President. j. A. Henderson Plttsburg
first vice-president. b. d. Wood. New-Oreans; Sec
ond vice-presdent, J. B. Hubbell. Bridgeport. Conn
treasurer, w. j Wood Pittsburg; secretary. Charles
n. Boyer New-York; assistant secretary, II. h.
heard relative 10 the use Of fog and whistle signals
and the need Of legislation for restricting the In
good deal Of argument the question Of slack
water navigation In the upper Monongahela River
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
Eegal Nptlees.


CUPREME COURT-SECOND JUDICIAL
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COCNrf.-in The mat,
Ter OF the application and petition Of Michael 7:
DaIv as Commissioner Of Public Works Of the City Of
for and on behalf OF the Mayor Aldermen and
Conmonaty Of City Of New York. under chapter ls9
of The Laws OF 1898 acquire certain real estate as the
term real estate is defined in said act for the pur
Of the sanitary protection OF the
Sources Of the supply OF the city of York
Kens.co Reservoir. -. -, o., s......
Public notice hereby that the Second Separate
Report Of Francis Larkin Jr. Hamilton Fish 1r. and
Appraisal In above entitled matter by orders OF this
Court duly made and entered herein. bears date June -
1915 and filed In the Westchester County Clerk 8
Office June 81 1895 and that the parcels covered by said
renor, are Parcels Nos. . b B. g. g. 10, II. II, 3D. 10
G H. 90 20 23 q and 2s and that the special claims
~ Ious Onderdonk. Charles WyckoM George Robbins
David Brundage. Jotham S. Tompkns. Wesley Robbins
William Ackerly and Joseph F. Carpenter are included
in said report. -, :.
Notice is further given that application will be
made 10 confirm the said report at Special Term OF
said Court 10 be held It's Chambers in the City OF
Newburgh. Orange County, the 2lST DAY OF SEP
TEMDFR 1895 the opening Of the Court on that day
or a.. soon thereafter counsel can be hesrdDated
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT
Counsel for the Corporation
No. Tryon Row,
Nex Xork
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
TIE COURTS.
FOR AN ACCOUNTING DISMISSED.

SUIT FOR IN ACCOUN TINT T1o"1o''r1D'
In the Supreme Court yesterday Judge Beekmah
signed an order dismissing the suit brought by
Mary V. Cable against Margaret Smith Tor an ac-
counting on the ground that the plaintiff had failed
10 file a complaint When Matthew V. Gable died
year ago he left what estate he had TO his WIRE
At the time OF his death he was a carver In the
boarding house kept by Mrs Smith, at NO ~
West Thirty-hfth-st., and his widow brougnt sur,
alleging that her husband had been a partner or
Mrs Smith in the restaurant business and taat she
should account for the profits Mrs. Smith thcn
produced a letter written by Gable In which he
said that he had no claim on her.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
CHARLES GORE ARRESTED IN Paris

The District-Attorney's office was informed yes
terday by the State Department at Washington
that Charles Gore had been arrested in Paris Gore
on July Is went to the Chemical Bank TO draw
$1,000 for the weekly payroll of THE New-York
Herald" Of which he employe. After get
ting the money he disappeared. The heard of
him was his arrest by the police Of Paris. Requlsi-
ton papers Will be made out, and an officer sent
TO France for the absconder
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
NEW HOSPITAL on STATBN ISLAND

A hospital for chronic sufferers has been opened
IN Townsend-ave Clifton. Staten Island. under the
charge of Sister Francis Clare Of the Roman Cath
ollc order Of St Francis Three houses are 70 be
used and the number of patients Will be regulated
nv the resources OF the institution Persons VIII be
treated without distinction OF creed.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
NO MANDAMUs FOR A FIvE-CENT FARE.

An application for a mandamus 10 compel ths
Pelham Park Railroad to carry passengers for a
nve-cent fare for a continuous passage between
certain points OF It's road. which was made by
Richard s. Williams on behalf OF the residents
along the route. was denied By Judge Hickman,
In the Supreme Court. yesterday. The papers were
marked that the denial is without costs and with
af,,I.C
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
MAD noe SCABE AT HEADQUARTERS.
CENTRAL OFFICE MEN rRIoHTENEp-rHE AMI
NAL KILLED AFTER CAREERiNd AROUND
MADIY FOR a WHILE.

MADIY FOR WHILE
There was n brief maddox scare at Police Head
quarters yesterday afternoon. white and bIack
mongrei dog wandered into the basement OF 'he
Central Onlce about 4 o'clock. lie came In through
the Mo,t-st entrance and found his way Into the
courtyard between the detectives sitting-room ana
the telegraph once. He suddenly began to yep
and froth at the mouth and started on run
around the yard number OF Central ONCE men
who were In the yard took to their heels The dog
tried to Jump In through the window OF the de-
tectves stting-room, and then dashed across the
yard to where the windows looking out Of the
telegraph Office are. He made several attempts TO
get in the window. but failed. and finally GO
caught between the spokes of the wheel OF hand.
cart standing In the yard There he hung ana
his yelps were heard through the building. All
the clerks rushed TO see what was the matter and
considerable excitement prevailed. Finally Police
man Henry. who is detailed In the telegraph once,
shot the dog from the window.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
MADE REFEREE IN THE BECKwITH SUIT

Judge Beekman. in the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed Michael II. Cardozo referee In the suit
brought by Allen w. Evarts as receiver of the
estate OF Arthur Beckwth to recover money which
It is alleged the latter's brother, Leonard FORBES
Beckwith. has misappropriated. Arthur Beckwlth
was declared lunatic some time ago, ana Leoharu
Forbes Beckwith made a committee OF ms
Forbes Beckwith was also declared a lunatic.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
pubIie Notices.
AQrEDucr COMMISSIONERS. OFFICE.
ROOM 2t9. STEWART BUILDING
NO 2sD BROADWAY.
Nt.AN- NnRK
TO NAI TVTN-
INNS OR PROPOSALS for doing The w0rt

DIIDS Ok TNOTONh IIN tut IVIII- TUP NOPx
ID and furnishing the materials called for IN the a..
,roy.d forms OF contract nle In the Office IL
ktou.d,ct CommissIonsrs for completing Highway a
Rad and ts appurtenances etc. crossing the East Brand
-, Uo.sr,or 'c In the Town ~ Kent. Putnam County
New York will be received a, this once un wedn.siay
a.n,.,nber ~ 1895 O'clock .. and they will b.
opensd by AqueGuct Commissioners soos
as possible and the award - the contract To-
aoIny seid work and furnishing said materials will b
made by said Commissioners az soon thereafter AS prs
ticabe. -, ., ..,..,, 49,, -. ....,.. .
tons thereof and bios or pfoposa ana yroR enysops
ion can be ob aimed the above Office - the Aquedsd
Commissioners application 20 the secretary
ny order of the Aqueduci Commissonsfs
ID o" " JAMES 9 DUANE. President
rpxtApn r. ALIEN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
COURT.-sECOND JUDICIAL

y DIsTRICT-WEsTCHESTtR COCNTY.-ln The
ter OF the application and petition Of Michael T.
I)sly as Commissioner o Public Works the CITY o
NcwYork for and behalf Of the Mayor. Aldermen and
Commonaity City Of New York under chapter is1
Of The Ia aws 1898 acquire certain the
term zeal estate IL defined in said act. for the
uo,e Of providing Tor he
sources Of tbe water supply of the city Of New York
Ksnsioo Reservoir.
Public notice hereby given Tint the Separate Repor,
covering Parcels Nos. and "a herein. 81 Francis
yarkin Hamilton Fish Jr.. and Adrian T. Herman.
who were duly appointed Commissioners Of Appraisal in
mo above entitled proceeding made pursuant the order
81 mi. Court of kpri. 1894 resctted. bears date
june is 1885. ana fled in the wcstcheser County
Clerks off June 81. 1895.
Notice Is further given that an application viii be
made 20 confirm said report At Specin! Term ~
said Court he held nj It's Chambers IN the Ciiy .;
Sevburgh. Orange County, the 2lST DAY OF SEP
TFNPER 1885 at the opening Of the Court
or as coon thereafter counsel b. heard.-Dated
August ~. 1895. =. .
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT.
Counsel for the Corporation.
No. Tryon Row.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

con,ain N Moran invited all o. the m-nNcr- pres
c1f 10 neron,pary him 10 the ynch; ~aos i9..ay on
mo me sft;lns which will leave Bor.a Ifih-s'''
l;roasya ai q 30 o'o.oc!. this meinina
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
Couuirn Boaro.

last ORANGE y. J. Comfortable rooms and board at
IL reasonable rates al Improvements. convenient to
r. Il. depot. Address Nj. ROWAN. IL : ciinton-s'.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
BW ok l N C NJ A M H0 T Ell

FIFTH AVENUE AND GOTH STREET y. Y
On the European plan exclusively Located IN the mos,
and fashionable part of the city, convenient
20 the shopping and amusement districts. Al modern
improvements including new sariiary plumbing and cleo
tric lights Arrangements for the f"' fimi.y
suites can now be made reasonable prices Cuisine
and Restaurant service OF superior excellence.
CHARLES l.. wETHERBEE. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
W1RG0Nl0A MO1T SPRINGS
DELIGHTFUL
FALL RESORT.

1900 Elevation In the Great Warm Springs valley
on the chesapeake ONO RAILWAY. about MD
way between washn ngton and Cincinnati. IThe greatest
bathing establishment and most wonderful waters In
America for the ~ rheumatlsm gout and nervous
Tho fall climate of the great virginia mountains
is nowhere e1ualed Hotels and cottages under the man
agement OF Fred S,erry Address Hot Springs. Bath
County. Virginia or npply at G. and o. offices "' ana
32s Broadway and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad.
II OrEL wAWONDA. Liberty. sui. Co. N Y.-lls
j Mills from New-Y Y1rk. ~ tho finest autumn re-
sorts in the State. elevation 1000 H. All modern I'M
provemcnts. steam neat open until Oct lst For CIR
cnar address, T. S HFSslTER. Mgr Liberty y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
WOITgl7 ST. AENlD[R[sW9
7TMIE NEW GR0@V|EM0R,

5TH AVE AND 10TH STREET.
A select family hot, a quiet Resident locality. All
outside rooms On suite OF Perfect sanitary
arrangements and ventilation. Home comforts without
annoyance. confusion usually incident 20 homo fs
Cuisine unsurpassed. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-29

From the enthusiastic reception
Stuckey received i'm Duluth, and the
comments about his coming trial ap-
pearing in newspapers, it is plain
that unusual Developments are OK
pected. Many profess to believe that
Stuckev has a remarkable story. and
that he will implicate some OF the
Duluth men interested in the bank
in the trouble over the shortage.
Thee is considerable feeling in some
quarters against NJ. o. Hall, presi-
dent of the bank, but how he can y e
blamed for Stuckey's trouble is not
apparent.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-29
800 Re,vci d 800.

The readers of this paper will lie
pleased to learn that there la at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure In all
it, stages, and that IL catarrh.
Halls Cuturrh Cure IL the only posi-
tive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease. requires a cOnstitu-
tiODnl treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure IL taken internally. acting d.
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system, thereby de-
strOying the foundation Of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strengths
by building up the constitution and
assisting allure in doing it's work.
The pruprictOrs have so much faith
in its curative powers, that they Of
fer one hundred dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list Of
testimonials. Address
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
@~Sold by druggists, 75c.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-29

Al. Corliss. a brakeman on the l..
F. & D. train received quite serious
injuries while switching at Willard
Monday morning. He was riding be
tween two cars and In looking out
!'is head struck the cattle shute.
and he was knocked off the cars, and
was severely hurt about the head
and back. The injured man was
unconscious for several hours. He
was sent up on the noon train to the
railroad hospital at Brainerd.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-29

Mary Susan Brennan, aged II
years, one of the orphans at st.
Gabriel's hospital, died Tuesday night
from scarlet fever. Mary was one Oi
five children who were brought here
some time ago by their father from
Princeton, MIMI, their mother hav-
ing died u short time before. The
funeral was held Thursday from
Simonet's undertaking rooms, and
the remains will he buried in the
Catholic cemetery.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-29

The Interstate -four mill shut
down for twenty-four hours Sunday.
the first stop that was made in over
three months. The company have
filled all the orders taken on Il bnsis
of lake ra ten, and Hs no more shin.
meMts will be taken by the lake
routes it is probable that business
will show Il slight decree sc for some
time.