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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-29
DR.. DITZLER
The Celebrated Methodist Divine and
Orator on the Church aud Its OrdI-
notwithstanding Dlseourses

DIR. Ditzler, the eminent Methodist
divine, on Friday night began n SER
les of discourses at the NJ. f. church
in this city, the foundation of which
is the church in all its phases and
ordinances. On Friday night he
discussed the organic alton OF the
temporal church and its history to
the present. lie handled his subject
in most mastery and convincing
manner. lie is an accomplished
scholar and a pulpit orator with few
equals and less superiors. Last
night he took up the ordinance Of
baptism and discussed it n length
and in a highly able manner. OF
course the controverted points as TO
mode and method produced but
little effect. The immersionist went
away an immersionist, possibly more
strongly grounded in the faith, while
the pedo baptist approved his argu-
ment which was from their stand
point of view. II is safe 10 say con-
versions from the one faith TO the
other were few indeed. Church
pacifiers are in our opinion more
needed than doctrinal agitators.
His discourses viii be continued
tonight and Monday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-29

All kinds of legal printing done on
short notice at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-29

PauIs Valley Court House.
c. E. Troutman Of this city has
been awarded the contract for the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-29

lhE AnUmUhCllC to do your job Printing
in first-class style on short notice. Every
thing New. Stock frst-class.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore tx
isting between J X. Millsap and
w. J Lyle has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr..
Millsap disposing of his interest to
Mr.. II. f. HutchiSon.
The new firm will collect all
debts and assume all liabilities of
the old firm.
J. II. MILLSAP.
w. J. LYLE.
Ardmore. |. T.. Sept Is, 1898.
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Bart Smith has opened a bill
lard hall in the first stone room
south Of the Winsor hotel. lie is fit
ting it up in first class shape, and
invites the boys around for a social
game. loft
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Wall paper-Burnitt's Paint Store.
To-fF
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Charley witherspoon has returned
from Sulphur Springs. From him IL
is learned that the season closed
there Friday. The guests all left,
the hotel was closed and the place
presented the appearance Of com
plete descrtion.
Burnitt's signs are painted on sub
stantial material with oil colors and
guaranteed TO last. iS-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-29

Hokey pokey kept constantly on
ice at Spiegle < Co.'S. 17-tf
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Burnitt's signs are good signs. ls-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-29

Winchester rifles at Herndon's.
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BEATTYS ORGANS 5s9aISFSs kdrass %ls
or call, Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New
Jersey.
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nc00 nm BEATTY'S Organs $500
A5IJtJ UUlJ up. For particulars, cata;
~logue, address or call, Daniel
= Beatty, Washington. New Jersey.
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IOnNGOnnTWU Is prepared to turn
AkIImlkEIIE out any and all kinds
AAANN A'A - OF Book. Commercial
and Job Printing on short notice.
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UEDDINGS PAST IND TO COME.

r, the red room at DelmOnicos a; o CLOCK i'S.
evening Miss Tillie E.sing daughter Vi NJ. '
Mrs Emanuel Eising OF NO Fast ''N'? c 49,
was married te Theodore Richard DeII.'' ~ INC
city The Rev Dr.. Gustave Got''e"' ~, ~ ~
Emanu-E1 performed the ceremony. The oFide was
scented into the room by her father The brides
r,oias verc Miss Edna Kostor ana MISS VIVIAN
S,,aus Henry Eising brother OF the prlce' Was
best man. The ushers were SoioInoN go
RothschiId Adoph Rothbarth' Lee hoi"S' 80, 80
Straus Edwin Is. Eisng, pro'iel VI ''F ~
Iouis Norll,nccr Edward Strouse ana Siglrleu
Scinman. a reception oiii'ei am ~ " Wv
room followed the ceremoiS'
Tho marriage of Miss Louise wilson daughter Oh
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Wilson, OF NO. 10 Nest One
burdre-,-and-twenty-siNh to the Kew Mere d.
Croix Wright pastor Of the LehoN avenue i'''.'ii
,,Aurcb Ienox-ave. and Observation-Disclosures
s., =. ,,u take place at $50 o'clock this evening
g., nc church OF which the bridegroom is pastor
ma Iev. Dr. Theodore c. Williams. pastor of All
souvs Unitarian Church Fourth-ave. and twentieth
81 will be the officiating clergyman.
The wedding Of Miss Lille Childs, the eldest
daughter of Mrs. f. Childs, Of No % East Seventy
dfth-st and Sold non Mande. Will be celebrated
at $50 o'clock this evening at the Hotel Brunswick
Miss ora H. Breeder. daughter Of Charles l..
+. i. Paultons comedy, "Niobe,' Will take place
thur S Roberts of Montclair. y. J.. a member OF
tie Ncw-York Produce Exchange, at O'Clock yes.
te>iay afternoon in Glen Ridge me Fev. fr@ %a
guests were present. owing TO the fact that the
hridegrooms family is in mourning. At the expira-
ton of few weeks trip South, Mr.. and Mrs
Roberts will live In this city
The marriage of Miss Clara Robert. daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs Albert a. Robert, to Dr LOUIS
Fischer, will take place this evening at me nome
Of the brides parents. No. POS Second-aNe -,
Miss Belle $. Lockman will be married 10 "
William Tod Hemuth. il. on Wecnesday apr I'm ~;
at the home of her parents, General ana AiiS' '''
r. Iock1nan No. 40 West Seventy, third-si. t,or
The marriage of Miss Bertha Schiii Iauk t
of Mr. and Mrs Jacob H. Schiff. to Felix War h
took place $50 o'clock last evening at relaiiyes
of the bride No 932 Fifth-ave Only me teI"u1ar -
and Immediate friends present al uie T m
riage ceremony which was performed by 1 5he KY KY
Kaufman Kohler. a reception fohoWeu 'He oe'e-
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
SENATOR LEXOw'S FUTURE.

MS CONTINENTS PREDICT SPEEDY 1oI"L
ECLIPSE IF HE CONTINUES TO FOLLOW PLATI'
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: During the Investigations OF the Law"
Committee in your city last year the Repuoi0a''
Of this Senatorial district viewed with pride inc
prominent and honorable part borne by their !o"'s
representative as chairman of that committee a." a..
they were not slow to predict for him rapu pun
cal preferment at the hands OF the feP"o'
marty in this state. Since his recent course !"
the Legislature has made 1t manifest ho"o''''
that he is In sympathy with Thomas e fia'' "
the latter's desperate efforts to make soou i.'
absurd pretonsions of being chief aimoner oi p"'
ronaGe in the party, Mr.. LeXows constituents
have changed their predictions of advancement i".o
PROPHECIES Of speedy total eclipse, unless ne ta ran,
cally change his attitude toward pending rti az
rislaton MIR Lexow has the shaping oi ms
political future IN his own hands. If he perSs. II,
his present course IL IL safe to say. judging lruin
treatment comments OF prominent members OF ms
marry throughout the district that he has alrcauy
received All The honors he need expect at the hahus
of his constituents As recent occurrences nay
pretty clearly demonstrated the fact that wi.
Plat Possesses but little II any power elmer 20
reward or 10 punish il would seem 10 BE- the part oI
wisdom for MI ltXOw and other members OF tle
Legislature 20 withdraw their uccks from me ue.
grading yoke, and henccforth pursue a course thhl
shall he in harmony with thu wishes OF me par!
as EXPRESSED at the polls In November las'. =
Middetown, y. y, March 10, 1879 NJ H. =
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Postomce Notice.

Foreign mails for the week ending March % will clos
3RBBNy IL AZ Ss'' s s. 'a' S's
mus. be for Gsa and PJ 10 me- supple
m mas Ii a. M Tor Central America except cose
Sa 1nd suS TOR pasS m Rss Gs
q Il Tor Belgium dssS per osr RS
land: at II a. m Complementary 1880 p M e
f5 CUBA PEI per City OF wsshiSston via Havana
m for Ss er be directed S01d% r iSI S'0:
8 p. M for ssaata Martha and car,hagena. per s.
TTHuRspAY-As m: for Cape Graslas. per Reg.
e',sTs for 5a%ssa s az snS nrs e
SS oss d muT Tore Dc per Hiram from
a rRRff and lisS
badoe per Be.mpda Gs'e ps Tor irna%
and sAT TGfsSI Io~si Ssaoa per ru,s
e as1eTs mT per BE- TTnaad a, uppsmsna
io:so a. M for Jamaea and sayanlp per Al.
Khea' via Limon directed per Aeghanyp
p. 0 az 1876 fSs fS for I:s"
c esa a:s'i TaBsseo 1uspsm and
%ass b. e directed per 1880
g pan. f6yas as0 4artsy India
direct per Dsy VIA kG 81
ae'isr' s %Ts Ss ss'i M for Europ per
at p m Tor n Scotland an S,rs
PEI 0g r. sT
for s,5 S sea. pIss P:s 9th:
q,n
parts OF Brazil must be directed per Clement CHI
,,san San Francisco close here daily UP to March %
"a" n M Mails for the Society Islands per ship Tropl
~ r,ro San Francisco close here daily up TO Mard
as at $50 p Mails for China and Japan tspeciaip
Saressed only) per &. Empress OF India from Van
,ver1 close here daily up TO March '25 at $50 p
Mails for Hawaii per Australia from San francisco
s,oso here daily ND March 81 at $3.50 p. Malls ia
China and Japan especially addressed only. per
T"rnma (from Tacoma) close here daily up 10 Marc
.2s at $50 p. Mails for Australia except those "a
West Australia which are fCswsrSes via Europe. New
Ara%a from San Francisco close heSe daily up Marc
Sal Al 6:3O D. N. COR arrival at New-York OF s. 3
Aurania with British mails for AustralA), Malls 70
Australia except West Ausraia). Hawaii and Fp lsiand
rsr a s. Warrimoo from Vancouver, close here dait
After March 81 and up to April 80 At $50 p. m. Mail
for Newfoundland by raj to Halifax and thence
steamer close at this Office daily at $50 Malls 70
Miaueon rail TO Boston. and thence by steamer clos
at this ONCE daily at $50 p. Malls for Cuba Close
this daily at $3.50 p. for forwarding by
sailing (Aiondsys Thursdays and saturdays from Poi
Tampa Fla Mails for Mexico overland. unless speciall
addressed for dispatch by steamer close this ono
daily at a.
sRegistered mail closer at @ p. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON Postmaster.
Postoffce. New-York N. Y. March IS. 1893
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brooklyn. March :, l's'.
FEBRUARY Is Not so BAD AFTER ALL.

r.rppr.ARy IS Not SO BAD AFTER ALL.
~, tho Editor OF The TribInc.
-. About three weeks ago you iNh'.-''' "''
EDITORIAL paragraph in which you spoke a'sI''I'''
mn NJ F,srulry As "a rough old month and IAN
,.rous 10 humli. NE Yesterday you siurred MN
again ,
| recall the fact. sir. that you ieside IN inc ''
~ %ov-York II may be there. remember
that when | had TO spend my fehruarieS IN Town
my owes nose mouth and ears were generally t"u
~ CITY dust which consists largely Of disease germs
That may account for tho tcrrors which February
has for you.
But | have under my hand the burial record oil
country churchyard. only seven miles from the cry
limits and looked into ~ TO see how iaF IL "ou''
hear ont your remarks Taking the burlals OF me
las, twenty wears. / sorted them ont according 10
~ month ia y hich each took place. what was
INV surprise 10 nnd that The February deaths wcre
absolutely and decidedly the fewcst OF ait I't III"
give YOU III" ngureS o., =. ,..t.t.. a,
There had taken place N March, u burlais. N
December II: In August. october aad January each
II. Nav and November. each ?. July, - June' D.
Apru and September each D. February, .. Io'a,,
lOi Average per moEth. ; 20 March h'e "n'eS Us
fatal as February 81, 49,, H.,
Now speak as severely an you please OF me can
ecrous oualitiep this present month thht ~ Wy.
ing 10 usher IN tn" bHlmy season or sprlnei put
unless Rome one can bring you statistics making a
stronger case on the other side don't you thlnk IL
would hc wise 10 be more respectful ana app'e'-
alive toward rough but wholesome februarya
"''' FRANCIS CHASE.
scarsdale y y March Q. lsso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
THE POLICE INDICTMENTS.
A TERRIBLE ARRANGEMENT.
from The Baltimore American.

From The Baltimore American.
The Grand Jury in NewYork City, which has
nad she ponce tCrce uhGer d i9f some
rible arragnment Of NewYorks police. 1t is all
strict requirements of the law, which, of course.
excluded a vast amount OF testimony that was
taken before the LeXOw Committee.
WITHOUT PREJUDICE OR PASSION
From The Mail and Express.
They show luminosity TO the police force in
genera There Is not even a careless word that
rSIy iheieate prejudice or passion To the con
Of subordinate ate police officers honest and eapa
manner the influence Of high police Officials being
exerted as Il constantly has been Tor the suppress,
subordnates from assisting the GraDd u 1,rv in
their arduous labors. "
GOOD AS FAR AS 1T GOES
From The Brooklyn standardization.
The fact that the New-York Grand Jury r,oosoa
Dr. Parkhurst and angered supernende5yt p,eaS Se
seems to be good as far as it goes. '
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
From The Springfield Republican.
This Grand Jury undoubtedly utter the voice q,
the people throughout and their presentment tells
plainly enough that the temper OF the people is
not such as 10 tolerate compromises or bargains
whether IT. the courts or in the Legislature.
THE GRAND JURY's RECOMMENDATION.
From The New-York World.
In it's recommends ton the Grand Jury is at one
with the thought and the desire Of every honest
citizen The majority In the Legislature VIII COM
nit fatal political bunder If II decides for part
san reasons or at the command OF boss TO deny
this popular demand and to perpctuate Il system
that encourages II 1t does not organize felony.
SENSATIONAL TRIALS PROBABLE
From The New-York Recorder
The indictments which. 1t Is reported have been
found are startling. Never before have so many
high police officials been summoned defend them
selves in the courts for violation of the laws they
were sworn TO enforce. Six captains and in
spector are under the ban OF Indictment. Are they
innocent guilty? is the question they will have
to answer in series OF trials which promise to be
the interesting and sensational that
taken place In this city In many a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
NOTES or THE STAGE.

on Monday Richard Mansfield and his stock COM
pany will begin an engagement at the Harlem Opera
House This will be Mr.. Mansfeids last appear
apce in any theatre in New-York before he eStaD-
fishes himself on April Il. at the Garrick Theatre
Mr. Mansfield will be in seven plays. "a fo-
lows: Monday. The Scarlet Letter. TUESDAY a
Partisan Romance: Wednesday. Prince kari ::
Thursday Beau Brummc": Friday, Napoleon
M MSd SATURDAY evenings "
The Fatal Card the molodrama which recently
had long run at Palmor's Theatre, occupies the
stage Of the American Theatre this week. The cast
is the original one.
The repertory OF the spring season OF French ana
Italian opera which is to begin AT the Metropolitan
opera House on April H. viii include pie Meisicr-
singer" "Werther" "Nozzc di Figaro 'Giocon1h''
"Romeo and Juliet" Faust" "lohengrin. Don
Giovanni" "Falstaff" The Huguenots,' william
Teil'' and "Aanon." There will be ten night and
now open at the Opera HOUSE.
Nh and Mrs Kendall began an engagement Of a
week at the Harlem Opera House on Monday night
playing Lady Cancarty." which was repeated last
evening and will be given again tonight The plays
for the rest Of the week are 'hese:
imee. The second Mrs. Tanqucray; Saturiay night
THE lronmaster'
Chauncev Olcott appears this week at the Co
lumbus Theatre in The Irish Artist" which he has
already presented many times in New-Iork. ana In
which he gained much popularity
4 professional matinee performance Of Nine
sane-Gene" was given at the Broadway Theatre yes
,oriay large audience Of actors was present ana
applauded the acting of Miss Kathryn NiGder ana
her company.
The Robert Emmett Society will 20 to the Column
bus Theatre this evening to see the Performance o.
Chauncey Olcott in The Irish ArusL
on Friday Tony Pastor VIII celebrate his thrue'h
anniversary as a New-York manager by giving tive
performances at his theatre and by distributing
Souvenirs His bill for the whole week IS an uil-
usually good one.
The first presentation in German OF Harry ana
+ A. Paultons comedy, "Niobe." Will take place
at the Irving Place Theatre tomorrow night The
cast is a good one, and great care has been taken
In the staging OF the piece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
, CoNTENTED BRooKLYNITE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
sir Permit me-. a humble Brook.yne. through
your esteemed Journal to express my THANKS 10 "'"
ator Kilburn and his most honorable committee on
che FIR hanging us IN on i cheaper supply ot TINS
mast usef,i commodity. We don't want cheaper
gas Who ever heard us say we did! ""'' ''e'
have we TO ask or expect such a uh'S WY"
orr representatives don't think. or even see H. ~
Give II to u.s. They know better what W. "'e'
ina, ,,.s Ia ourgolves They know We should sooner
nav two dollars in the way of tribute 10 a mo'oP
oy than a dollar any day even If the times "'o
hard and egpecialy when the poor monopohsu' gas
compani,s say they can't AFFORD to reduce thc''
rrlco When they make such statement We
oul,e agree with our esteemed senator thd' 1t -
,os,,ivo tri;b and that there Is no bunconS about
If either for We know they possess big Souls "'''"
rattle o the tune Of What shall 1t proht us u we
,v.ra IN loose our grip on this world and gain
fr,nchiso I'm the next" These gas companies HA'
all other corporatlons would neither cheat, He conn
nit perjury or bribery under any circums' a"0V'
WHY If they could afford 1t. nothing wou'u XIV
them more pleasure than 10 surprise us some ua'
hv scpdne NJ a bill for 20 cents per thousand IN
stead " 81 O. We are 50 closely associa'en VIZ"
monopolies Of all kinds that We rather axe '".'
-rnnopion ship and appreciate exceedingly tne p.,n
',ge we have had given 20 ~ " our IeIIt o 20
10 he able 10 pay homage t. them. ana wheh we a.,
"nr r@presen,It!vcs at Albany hobn3hoing win
them and forsaking our interests - "n 1".,,a in
Know il .r for our good ana don't feel suspiGlous in
~. ces, Au We think passes between thein Is
a utile g,s YOU mient inform His lilgnhetss Eli eli
" ,aar I,ilburn and his Gas committee that HH
HrooklvnIIcs would consider themselves hisny Ia
yor,i II they the commit c-wond scnh Iri" 49,
,bnt.crsuh taken I'm group. with httr W. o'n
nv piait i'm the middle With this great c'hi, ,
tl!n nf hrlss ana bile II j. possible We "ohd my
az 30 Wrht necessary II not success IN inns
,"r,'~1l,r We could save II for an ornament .pI
nur ,ahins and the dear Old amps staining On we
-, for .r,nomv's sake. would aUord u p''N ~
Urb, and heat Of the latter W wish tn"m 4 III
g.i,rcy Ne should Ike also TO receive thct chfi
h''.lV,, l.ie.tion I,ay comes round should know
,yosra they are ana cou1 he able 70 ch.p IN an ,
,,.b IN md hcln rc-eirct them. ana occasi'hd''y
i.,'n Bon, =. ,' - b5uau,t OF forgci-ine-nots .,.
SEM U'm " ''''' RROOKLYNIrE.
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DIED.

house. Charles NJ Baker the io Of
Trinity chapel ?''s so near Broad
Maic G s Sa; %sS pr S%a
the oner announces the death ,n 81
COMPANY are requested to attend MS funeral nna IN
i""'''''' ''"''" - DANIEL \. NEsBITT. Captain.
BARNEs-on SUNDAY. March 18th. Mary Starr. wife
OF John G. Barnes and daughter OF the late Chandler
Funeral services at the house. 10 Wednesday,
'' her ' late residence. lei East 2o,h-st
BErprNG-on Monday. March Is. 1895. Chicago H..
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HILTON Monday March IS a, Harrison. New-York.
Funeral %fg scrt" at the r.dsncs OF Mrs William
Thursday afternoon, March y at o'clock No.. .,
o: aoa p' m m'' meet "" leaving
BRArENAure-on Monday March is. 1895. the
Dakota Apartment House. Dr. Gustav Weber Bratenahi
in the 2sth year Of his age. $500
amd Madson-ave' on wednesday March 20 p.
Interment at Cleveland. Ohio.
DEAI.-In Philadelphia March II. william Deal
EAToN-At his residence. in Brooklyn. sabbath evening
March II. Prof. Darwin @ Eaton in his I'D year c,,,
and Clinton SITS. Wednesday. March 20. at p. m.
GILsEY-on TUESDAY March 10 Rachel Margaret, widow
RSia S and friends are respectfully invited attend
s funeral ssvGs at the H cn ThuTsaay
evening. at $ o'clock.
kindly omit noWeiS
GOERKE-Suddenly on LIST day. 81 month. l,th. 1873
at his residence, No pa Stuyvesantave. Brookyh
Goerke aged AZ years ~.
Relatives friends respectfully invited 20 attend
funeral service 4th day. Sd month 10Th. at Friends
meeting house. Washington and Lafayette aVes. al .
o'clock y. M
GROVESTEEN- Suddenly. March 10, 1898 William Patton
(irovesteen In the 40th year OF his age
Funeral private .
Interment New Brunswick, N j.
HITCHINGs-Sud at Lakewood. y. j.. sunday
March IL Charles Frederick. only son or Margaret H.
and the late Charles T. Hitchings aged years and
month. ,.-, =. .,...a ,,...., ..r
vices at No 2l5 Woodworth-ave. fonkers' on Weunes-
day March 20. at $50 D. M
HUsTEp-At Peeksklil n, " March is. 1895. Juliet s..
t,nner.i services will the residence Of Mrs
John j. Cox Simpson Place. Peekskill Thursday March
pIrai in s. Matthews Churchyard. Bedford. n. Y.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
KERR-on Tuesday March 10. 1898. Mrs. Elizabeth c.
Kerr mother OF Walter {. Kerr. New Brighton ). l..
In the roth year OF her age
KETEITAs-on Tuesday morning. March Is. 1885, Mary.
daughter OF the late Eugene and Malvina keteltas
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MULILNEAUX-At New Rochelle. on Tuesday. March 49,
1895 Richard H. Muliineaux. In his <lst year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
NEWToN-On Monday. March IS. 1896. In the S7th year
of her age Hannah III. Caldwell. widow or Isaac
Newton -
Funeral services residence. 267 West l34th
Thursday. March q. at 1890 q
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DIED.

NoRTH-on Monday March 49, isss at y fns eneumonis
~ hi. nsrents No 300 East 2Oth-st,; y, Gnrth
o. Oh, p,dasf son OF Edward and Sarah a, WI % At
vune,a Al services to be held on Wednesday MAJ"
p. M
Kindly omit flowers 1905
prssEIIAt somers Centre, ~ y. on MsreSI n Years
Eiynia Russell wife Of Thomas Russeil ses,dence on
Funeral services will be held az her ,n'S
"Wednesday March 20 AZ o'clock p. ~. .,a,,on on
VIII be In waiting az ooIe Depot
1888 a.
Boston papers please copy - ,oo, cocsaocs
curpN Monday morning. March ~, ls.o, ,o yncsnf
Louise daughter OF William a: anu H
Sherman. aged years ana : mohths'
Funeral private. - ri, r,.derce
SIMPSON-On Monday March H. Ieoo 4. husband
i6o West I33d-st Samuel g. Simpson, peio'e" "S
OF Lizzie E. simpson.
Notice OF funeral Thursdays papers, - N ,vi
o Greenwich Lodge. NO. to', r. "''" ~ " -.
be invited attend funeral 49, -. A.
sMITH-On Tuesday. March ~ LANE , ~; "a'e "
late Andrew and ('aharine Fisher Snitl a., <,,.-.,
Relatives and friends invited 10 atsnu o. tsIn,ont
services at the residence OF her aunts NO. ., ,s
ave Jersey city, at O'clock Thursday eve"'"e.
WEAD-At Malone n. Y, March TO- Mrs. MAJ Ta,on.
Wead widow OF Samuel Clark Wead. late OF sia'o"s
aged 81 years