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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17


ySy @so ana female iS' eoos ' soasod pa''
s,5,isi waitress. ohn,9ner@alda' nswa ancnw;
sui'sie, - l.,'''r. u,,hM"H,lVlAi a ~ toola
"a o,,,, ,, wv l s,,i, '9t az lioln ueo
$40 10 mo s5i5TS MID ssI555;-7, a. .,,,---
w W flW snlaig phlu tloHWnn LOT elthfhi
in,a '9 ,S cJ n9t gSse's9g ~ uH Induce
. l.ouls. Mo
eneS AadroS W. p sSTe aol S9sw'E o az
WINTT1--I While ,,Tzi =, - s-------;-
corner Lake md rhipi"Snlh H s,leS, once
ron saLE-RE1L TsTATE
--s----e-.-.----s.s-I-.---l - - -,
For SALE Iiight.rnom hnuyc lot f0sttt.
corner fronting southeast vi.ir. raa, sewer
S %es slSe sh ,, lawn rse' shrubNry
No. pa Houston strcci iN"'s"' . h'aoNoufn'
=.
toh EALE-Pretty little fonr'foon house.
nef Sssn I NO. ?S Ss Sls month"; S Knight
FOR SALE Three room house aud lot BOX
room house. corner ot ;GSo easy psym ,rge
Other houses ana lots 10 sell and trade y'" n.
mn ,il.-, INV.
FOR SALE llye-room, new modcrn style
anee to suit Knlght neek b urn g M
- lunstoh sueel.
g22 ACHE farm worth Ja6 for noVt twenIv
days at SIS. sli6O cash, balance ono and two
geAIs. w. =, wilson. s0s Main street
ron sALE--Thrce room house new near
ear. $50. 500 cash, fia ner nenib anna
ront no ,yiae o,Fn vntir h1,,eo ~ q III
Co. 100 Main
fuh sALh-four room houao tnewl nice
sntu, lNp nioehs from car $500, 800 cash,
90 per in9nin, Tor railroad men. d. 8. Hare
Co. ,u1 MAIN,
ron SAT, If-geVcn- IV-o-S1-,s,, 6.--5,--.---
bath room water sewer cnun,,,'iS n.phhsse,
bo,sa cnn,nnrltiyaiv MN, t, ,,9l', Nuulei
siJc, NIL sinno' ~ v'H, ii Wt; Nest
Sn o1e iionsi',, s,.iaa 'sne blaehburn'
800 ~. 10 l,oes.9n ssI1Vl
me. ioeS,1 b ao, az, .o' sloo cash tis per
~ Tns NJ N'@' ~ ''' w. ~ D. Hale
Iol US NAN.
-------------------.---- IT
AGENTS WANTED.
-k,;fsSi57o, --.s..-. -,---s-,---
A n.i,,r. s s 49, 70 aally, supplying
Isn'", n,es voo"s h'li " every house,
alor s1i Fltth avenue. chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

.a--a..@--4i
t.4.L CO., Henrietta, CLAY county,
li- nd c1chknge fpyms, anehes
ru4 ,.. riy, cprrespondcncc solicit
I'd. Il, ..d-r FARMERS National Bank.
Ueu.te.t. inst Nntieunl Bank, Fort
NORTH. fand Mortgage Bank Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
LEXINGTON; VA

LEX iNGI ONi va.
9Th year. State Military. Science and
Technical School. Thqfough Courtes 10 gem
erai and applied Chemistry, and In Elfin-
oorinF. Degrees conferred IN coursci Cad;
q. 81. H. and Bachelor Science. IN Post
Grad COURSES Master Science. Nlyll fngin-
Ger All expenses including clothing AID
incidentals provided A. rate Of $40 per
month. sr an average. for the fcur years
exclusive Of outnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

oughiy satishod that the frec unlimited and
independent coinngo Or silver ut tho ratio
q i6 70 would result in silver mono metal
lism, ! have for several years openly OPP
poacd H."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

SPLENDID ltoom for summer. furnished
nicely Ga Taylor street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

AToKA. l. Charles W. Dunstan,
DENTON, rEX,--J E. ftrlngcr.
EAsTLAED, ThN.-Frost & Hunt; J. H.
Frost. d. q, Hunt
GREBNviLLE, TEX. = Earle Broughcr.
Prompt attehtion 10 commercial business.
MONTAGUE, TEX -howman & Walker.
TYLER, TEN. John W. Green
wANAitAcHlE, tens I. Farrar,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
TnrAsUnY STATTNITNT.

Washington July lG.-'rolHy's statement
of the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, SlpOGO5,3Ij; gold
reserve, SlOT, l21,i53.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

WANTED Situation as athnogfapher and
typewriter by young lady Of several years OK.
pcrionce. References. Apply TO E. b. Aller.
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

London. July lG.-Cltsng. Consols for
money and the account lOI SlO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

birmingham, July lG---Tho Woodward Iron
company has advanced the wages OF 40
miners aud 100 coke drawers 10 per cent, at
Woodward. Ala.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

ron SALE The furniture In a 35-rootn ho-
tel, best location IN the West. No, l patron.
age. WIN sell for cash only Address z,
care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

LONnON MOOL sALEs.

New Orleans. July l6.-Cotton eisy; mid
ding ll-lGci low mlddling, 5-l6c good
ordinary, &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Austin, Tex. July i6-Thc railroad COM
mission send circular No, l2', as follows,
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

FOR sAiE-Four room houao, InewI nice
yard, two blocks from car, $500, $50 cash.
So per month, for railroad men. u. 8. Hare
q Co, 50a Main,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Now York, July lG.-Clearlngs, gllO, S35, 0ls,
balances, $s2ij.liG,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE Il. & q. N.
RAII.ROADl

Through sleepers daily between Kansas
city, Fort Worth and Austin. San Antonio,
etc, via IIearhe, connecting at Ennis with
trains to and from Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

FOR sALs-Three room house aud iot GOV
100 s500-f50 cash and sis monthly, tbTce
room house, corner lot, $3.50 easy payments.
Other houses and lots TO sell and trade, Nj.
y chamhers, Real Estate Exchange, 100
Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

g22 ACHE farm, worth ia5 for nevt twenty
days at SIS, $500 cash, balance one and two
years. w. r. Wilson, eos MRln street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

<---rr~-r----~-~re~-------
STENCILS, ETc.--write Dallas Stamp and
Printing Company. I.sllns, for latrs. catA-
logue; cheapest honss IN North loNas.
Trial orders solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

$40 10 $40 salary raid saloSmcn for ciFars1
experience not necessary, bSln induce
menin 70 customers. bishop Kline, s.
Louis Mo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

FOR SAi,E-F lve-room, new, modcrn siyio
cottage md outhouscs under construction
nnce to suit Knight q blackburn. 40,
20s IIonston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

FOR sALE-Now three room framed house
we'll located near car, 5000. 500 cash yfs nor
month. don't delay but see US. d. 3. Hare d
CO., 7O1 Main,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

WANTED Wound ladies 10 travel MIN a
company, experience not needed answor at
encc, Addrous H. q, W.. care Oa1citc, Fort
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
WARD SEMINARY iur Younu Ladies'.

OpeDa sent ffi Unsurpan climate. build
aud health record Meftf. .Itera-
languages. losuton, Phy.e. ltare, ierlsfea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

WANrEp-A white glrl 10 do gonoral houEr-
work IN small family. Apply at once.
corner Lake aud Thirteenth streets.
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PAT IlNTs.

WILLIAM G. nESDEIsoH. cooSssior.st.
law anu solicitor OF American aud foreign
patents, trade marks and labels: Ilooma
20 TO 90 Norris building, corner Fifth aud
years experience. Including service IN ek.
amining corps u. s. patent Office. Send
sketch OF model for report as 10 patent
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
NASHVILLE COLLEGE ,y sSF

Central loceton Large faculty. Highest
advantages IN Art, Literature aud Science.
Music Conservatory. Year begins September
3 1895. Send for Catalogue.
REV. GEO. W. II. PRICE, y. y. Pres,
Nashville Tenn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

-~e~>~NN@NossS-S-ss~.-e~1ss
For sALE-A ncld OF cane. cheap. In
qulro OF Henry Rodonbaugh, Evans ave,
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Personal Notes.

Miss Ethel Darby. Of Baltimore. was the
guest Of her aunt. Mr.. Eliza Shrrte. tins
week
Miss Street,. of Baltimore, t. a guest ST Ms,
Jane Macintosh
Mr. l.. l. Billing-lca. OF Philadelphia. Pa.
spent Easter IN Westminster.
Miss Odie Stouiier. Of Walkcr,yillc. Freder-
lex county. was o guest If Mr. q. ID. Gilbert
last week.
Mr.. ]. Bowers. Of Baltimore. spent several
DAYS last week with Mr. John y. Bowers.
Misses Beatrice Ward and Mary Croasr, 81
Baltimone, are guests of Mn. Ihc,idore bert
Invitations an. ont f1r the marriage of MS,
Emma + HerbauEh &C Westminster AMI
Mr. Robert +. Duncan. oi HsgersIevn. Wed
ue>day afternoon, April -. 81 iilc n. +.
Church this city. at $50 81 clock.
Mr.. Horace BRYANT. af Philadelphia, ss. 8
guest at Mr. VIVA. y. Thomas frum ia-i Sftur-
DAY until Tuesday.
Misses Bncknell aHd Risley. 81 Phila4el
phia were guests Of Mise. Bessie sud Baurle
Bennett the first part of the veek. tu Ihur--
day they al went io Annapolis.
Mai. George e Wedderburn. of Hairmurp
Secretary of the Baltimore Centennial A,sp
ciaiion. spent several DAYS iu Westminster
this week. the guest OF Cha-. II. haaderf'rsi
Joseph Stouer. 10 Westminster, B. visiting
bis father. near Hanover Pa.
Mr. Frank Await, 81 l.anroi. Pnaes tieprss =
casnty, was ia toRu ~ basincss tins week-
Miss Auaie Ray Suufy - Baltimore, IS
the guest 81 Mis-. Helen 4 Gar,0ch, west
Main street
Rev. Wln J. Thompson. of Hnrcr~teg
MaSsachstSetfS fsaSfar az Grace MI T. Church.
81 that cigy. Is IN We-rmiu-isr and : iha .'l.~f
of Mr. Charles Gorsuch.
Mr.. Cooke. SOFA 81 John E-ien Coak"
the novelist. was a guest of Mr. p e. Ken
aedy. his cousin. on Monday
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Mr.. Annie NJ BarbmaH otuear herr spsui
several DAYS last week iu BachmHu VALLEY
Nh Noah l.. Geiman, wife and daughter.
Fannie. Mr. Anulia Blocker and tw" chilli
rem. Horace aud Muuroe. ot near Hanover
Pa. spent Easter SUNDAY With 'h"if father.
Mr. john Gcimau. near here.
Mr. Martin HuTcheuhorn. and Mi>, Emma
&. lorrengrr. are ou the sick list.
The Melro-e creamery viii -""u BE- r'ahN
to- b. pnt in operation.
Mr. Elmer \. Bacbmgu. Cd Baebman =
Valley. spent % jat i,,i week 'u biz u''ch
borhoUd.
MIS- Margaret l.aricrgan. 81 Hanover. IA
spent a week with Mn. j. I"rfengrr-
Mr. Th-a. :. D. Fri,IH4er. near Mauehc,irr-
,hu recently pat RULER machine 'u hi- mHl.
make excellent 8ogr. IL IS sold 70 great
MANY families iu this urishhurh"n'i
M Milton Shaticr "i baltimore. -lvtst
,,-.yrai DAYS A-t week Iu town with h'- family
and parents
Wrniz'> Enron school aas r-pr-auige't ol,
Easter >anjn, With she following "'he"r-
President. D. e. Rchrhasgh; ,ies president
Ja, e. Nvsr- superintendent. Noah Peter.
man: assistant superintendent, Jacob l'.f
,sagrr. .rcr-taric. " T. Rh",lss. Grv.
Hurich Librarians. Maggie ~slIvr.. Hattie
Na>.uorr Tildcu J " lau,.. Wi5lis ih"g
IaBEh; prganisi-. Mr.. E.ia Nacr, Ng~- ANNIE
P,tefuau,f r,.a.ar-F. Phauusi " ruts ;uaarsSvr..
Cornelius CnJmriHc. Geese tnmriue. Naih.
ShaHcr. ! Albert k-pp. Samuel q. >'evu.r,
4as.sh ~trgucr. ~amuci ~f.ruvr- ~aHday
-eh,-.. Af-rfi 2l-I. at = b. ns-
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Junior 0. U. A. NJ.

DELEGATES TO the State Council OF the Junior
Order al I nitcd American Mechanics. which
held il, annual session in Manchester. this
county. began arriving on Monday. and by
Tuesday there were about 300 delegates pres
,nt. representing 1919 councils and member
ship of over 10000.
Every house in the town was thrown open
10 the visitors and they were the recipients Of
Carroll hospitality to such AN extent that they
all want to come back again.
On "Wednesday a parade was given. which
was Witnessed 10y al least 900 people.
Charles j. H. Ganter was chief marshal: aids
W. y. Gettier. G.. y. Masenhemer. Dr. j.
II. Preston and Jacob Hoffman. Manchester
Band. with ~ members headed the process
sion. then came the members of the State
Council. 225 delegates Ia the State Council.
RcckevSyIle Band and Council. Snydershurg
Band aud ReiSterStown Council. Arcadia,
Hampstead. Westminster and Manchester
Council. Pleasant Hill Band. Manchester Fire
Department with {. \. Myers a> Chief and
W. Ii. Wilson aud +. W. Brilliant as Foreman
Of truck. An exhibition was given hy the
Fire Department and it was loudly applaudcd
hv the crowd. Officers were elected tor the
ensuing wear and adjourned ." meet m Fred
prIrk next wear,
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Arhor nav At pnOle,s School.

llspp0rtCd tor the itcNltfItt'' -N''N'''''1''
Arbor pay entertainments at Poole >rh""i
was success The following program WIS
much enjoyed. H., Address of
welcome Eta Parrish: I'm thinking, ny J9it 70
smith: song When Johnny Pool lrSt VEN wen 1I !"
school " hv Reckic Barnes and MaIlc hiiHH..i,, ;
way to succeed by Herbert GorSuch; ''lrs rohip.I,
ion on boys Martha Pool; song. by TWO boy a.
Jim by Murray Powder The useful girt EHt',i ~
riSh: instrumental music. by Mrs jas supp! III
has Barnes Keeping the eyes open ny by -,
and Mm. Grimes: Some little girls, ny '1id"! n .
lev: The angelic husband. by Elva Benhetl, III
Josiah by Annie Knight: violin solo Quarrel 9!",'-
ed by Emil Barnes and Herbert GorSMoh' la.
bits foot by Leslie Shiplcy; Agriculture 49, ~
bv ChaS II. Barnes, song Down on lRe t"'" -, -;
Lizzie Shauck and Hattie Phillips; How the >l'iH
grew: by several girls, Old shoe by IHhlii,, 49,;
several Mother Goose characters; m N ~ III,
Rcckic Barnes. Minnie Pool ana Emma MAI iI,t,s,
Sic silver Question HcrSchel Fool; 500 ll.!sa
Phillips: strong Drink. Herbert Fool ne 'N'u', ~,
Gates Ajdr. 10y BERTHE Parrish; MI lt ~ w ~,
Angels Nav Hattie Phillips: song St1tet sce''N %,
Kindness: Remarks on the object oi AIiNF i'A -,
the Arbor Day trees. Miss Gilii>> "'iS ,,;n,.tn
The Giant Tree samuel smith. The Na>h'i'Etnt'
Elm Annie Knight. Unwilling, Roy I""i az" -
zic Shauck The cid Lady who never ton II>;
Peter Pumpkin-cater with ms WIG az" i,.' ~
she'll and Tom. the PiPerS son, with arg III
all al which received rounds of appl u>ca ana IS,
ter sons. Grand Mothers old arm cialr. MtN- i~t ~
Shiplry Remarks. Mr. J. j. lsdTnC>. IflStet- III
Iarein : Beunctt then stated that Miss Gilli>s had
arranged tn leave the school hut han SlHtla ~
The school and uatrOus gave vote OF thahA,, !"
The teacher Tor this git and faithful services WIS
GillisS then expressed thanks nn behalf "i hytSc,,
and school 10 the patrons and visitors inI i>>islAiN
sc Pupils from Pleasant cap an" iYGiNN''. y.
schools iniuCi in the programme. MI fAlillN -
Baltimore county. sang. Forty years axe" rom a''l
Pearl Bennett. of Dundee Institute n1tt i,-' ~"
i,sr the triu special thanks arr dur 10 Mt. 90
~hiplcv Mrs ThoS. Jones Mrs, Henry t'llhit, VT
Lizzie Buckingham. Mr. Bennett AMI MOST -
psyfon Pool has n Barnes. Emory 1ursurh ans
T. b. tkatn for assisting in program dc'pT HONS ~
The house was crowded and many I1cked an w"
flor nHfa ar
two American arbor vitae were piant. ih Tue
front wand the one uH y. T. corner j. itlns7t i'ihu
laugh iu honor Of Prof lnrnhduEt ana lut err
su y " corner j. uamNi Davis. in hni"f al hi'
urcSsnt Examiner
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unionrauu Items.

Nts. Nsr,. daughter ~ n a. S'ssu. e. ar
k.aair ou nuutk ta.afl1a fi,-lu " -st.az.
inn. D. c.. uhFre .hs ha. employment aHdvr
Far xuy.ruatrUt.
Wi.laiu ua,i- resarp-.l iu Ph.ladeIl.h., os
SATURDAY.
Mr.. William An.lrr. sad .uu Essls aad
Rslmaud tndfr. - Tuesia, attended tha
wedding If Ms bessie Saeaaprr aud Nc
Starr. IS i5lvrty, Nj Mss Jesse js1s,i ,cr.
sraI y~ars in hsv earsN tuaih si;h hsr aHeir d
.asoliy. NJ } Z q. I'a,i., ia thi. place We
extend the hapry ceaPir uar ,ary 'z--t sI-hs-
ior a laak and haprs life.
The E2sisr entertainment gwen lH th- Ia
fheran Ghurch hg thr ~aadaF ,ehsel, las
Suu1ay. eas srli attended yes, isten--i
ius rruEram 80, rendered.. Ms. Mas tnsyf
gave rgs5saiiau. shoRias lsiH sulisTs and
alHHf, Ms. Flgnusr Weaver saHz . .nln
ihai gave .ti!rDre ri 70 srii tfais-i spd saeyi
voice The yhagtiss. vrut 81 sell r5.it,i-E,d
uut.,r the leadership ul Charlie, Sittis Nm,
g. W Buushusaa Nj, Fjarcacc Wrasrf and
Me- Cias Nyrring arye "rzsis,st, and >auiuei
fioerr- aa~ esrurtizf. Ii.r gy,l-su-sEe Iat
81 iar pr,lzranl va. lsi tt Nr1n utf,hra
Tar contribution. arrr dDuas,.i ln IT, fhurh
Extension Fund
Miss >aiii- iingh6g sent Zoo liiliiusar, ua
thar-,is.y ia-i, where She expects o." make her
future home
Ni.- bessie Nsithrs.. lTilrFal st The pHb-
De- sCho,i herr. closed jhe last -r.siur aH
Thursday. ana rt-iurHpd tn hrr huu1r 40 Reese.
this r'iuniE un FritiaE thassa. Cissir Root
>sa has ofrn-d @ term az ~linm-s -vb,sli and
expects "a have aipHl furuIt psi'I-.
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Death of Mrs. Mary 1. shriuer.

Mrs Mary j. Owing> Shriver. widow of the
lair William ShriSer. died at her residence. AT
mon Mills. on Tuesday night. alltran Illness
of several weeks. She was nearly 81 wears of
age. and until recently had usually been in
good health. She was daughter of the late
John owIngs, and was married on November
q, 1876. at diminishing. All the years of
her long and happy lie were spent in the home
IA winch she spent her last moments. The
death of her husband occurred in 1879. Their
golden wedding was celebrated in 1876. aud
wa> attended by forty-one children and grand
children. besides many friends and relatives
II was notable event in the family aud the
aged couple received many testimonials.
Mrs. SariVer possessed many strong and noble
traits ul character, and her influence for good
was tar-reachIng. She lived To see family
ut thirteen children grow up to honorable
manhood and womanhood. eleven of whom
survive her Elizabeth. the eldest daughter,
who now resides al Pikcsyille, Md. was the
wife ot the late Thomas J. Never. we'll known
IN Baltimore: Columbus Is president of the
Metropolitan Savings Bank Of the same city:
Andrew keiSer. Mark o.. Il. franklin and T.
Herbert are prominently identified with the
canning business The last named Is also prom
inrut in Maryland Democracy. and has. with
credit. represented Carroll county both IN the
other surviving children are Sarah c.. Mary
OwingS. Emma Sister Frances de Sales J. Vii
liam and Albert. Those dead are james. the
eldest. and John l.. Mrs. Shriver was de
voted mcmher of the Catholic Church. and
Cardinal Gibbons and other ecclesiastical
djguitarie> We're frequently entertained under
her hoSpIahlc root
Her funeral took place on Ihur>da, mora
ing at 81 Johns Church, this city. solemn
requiem mass being celebrated hv Father
Joseph Cassidy. with Rev Mr.. PAYNE a. de.-
con. Rev. Mr.. CoWariiu. ct I.ovaa College.
>uh-dracou. Rev. e.. +. Thomas. rector of
the Cathedral. Baltimore was master of ccrr
monies, lie represented the Cardinal who
WIS unable To attend Other priests In the
sanctuary were Rev>. Father, Meade of Ia
ncytovu: Starr. Of Corpus Christi. Baltimore;
Allen. presjdcn, OF Mt 81. MARY College.
diminishing. and Over. of - >upice Semi
nary: The music Was 10y choir of male
voice, from the Cathedral choir Baltimore.
Rev. VIM. l.. Starr preached the funeral
SERMON. He spoke of the exemplary life of
Mn. Shrivcr aud her devotion tn the three
precyVts Of the church, faith, hope and char
ity. from which she never >wer,ed.
The pail htareT- we're her grsudSouS \. h.
Shriyrr. j. t. ShriYer. Edward ShHycr. Al
bert J. >hrivrr. Albert i. Ny"r and Robert
j NyeC. The intermrn1 was at the cemetery
II -. John Church. IN Westminster.
Before bringing the remain, here inr burial
au tariy mass was celebrated jn she private
chapel of the ShriVcr mansion. where many
friends and ueishhor, gathered ." pay their
last tFihHi, io the memory If the Deceased,
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The iaurv given bs ,h, yuaug iura Of West
minister. az the Cts Hotel Faster MsndsN
night. va. grand success. james Hope
aud Niir arrc given charge - preparations.
and beside. furnishing aud heating the r,oul,
comfortably served rcirJShmeuJ, iu she st1ie
that hs. given Hope his Wide reputation a.
a iir,i-clas- caterer. Arthur f. smith. \. II.
Baamgartner aud VIM. h. Reese were thr
committee ia charge. The music WAS furnish
ed hy the Westminster Orchestra. Those
prss~cut were; Mr.. aud Mrs W. W Walden.
Middieburg: Mis- Lizzie Hewitt. Freedom;
Misses Marac Street,. Baltimore: Florence
Risley. Media, Pa. Eaie Bennett. Louisville.
Nj aud Mrs r. e. Kennedy, Mr., Charles
b. Steward Miss Mar, Reese. Blanche and
Bo>,i. Bennett, Lila Loekarl. Carrie. Annie
aud Maud Shrver. Bessie Shriver, jamie
Thomas. Jamie Mackinto>h; Mr. Horace Bry-
ant, Philadelphia; Mr. Cook and Mr. Ohio
STREET., Baltimore; Arthur +. Smith, y. II.
Baumgariner. VIVA. ID. Reese. Guy ". Steele.
Clarence OrndoriI, John T. Stonesifer John
Hanna. Mr.. Michael George Brown. Ivan
fIoh. Louis Stitely, Tho,. Baumgartucr and
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Monday. April l5--Sarah e. Bzlrr. eN's,-
airix Of Ehas BixieT. deceased. returned ia-
Yentor, Of m0aev and lisi of debts.
Geo. r. Warehimc and Jacob T. balto1rr,
executors 81 samuel Warehime. decreased, r.
tuF..ed :aventoTy al soo.l- and ebatiel>. in-
rentory of real estate aud h-i at detf- and g.
ceived orders 10 -cit real estate aad notify
creditors.
Tobias H. EckcDro,le, guardian 81 Beryl
l.eEevrp. settled seventh and final account
Letters Of administration nH the estate IT
EphFaim Burlington. deceased, aere granted
10 David NJ. Burlington.
The last viii and tasianeut Vt haaicl llilta
bride. decreased. VA. admitted Ia probate aud
letters testameuiary uerc granted Is Aaron +.
Hiltahridle
Tuesday. April is->ila> .. Senseney.
executor Of A. Hanson Sen>rney. decensCsi-
returned list Of sales ~ goods and eharteis
Lydia ". flawn, administrative IL Milton
ID. Hawn. decreased. returned list 81 snie, -
goods and chaitels.
John d. Murray. eXeesior 81 William ".
Warehime. deceased. settled second aecoeni.
Thomas f. Gosneil. administrator u Jesse
T. Gosncil, deceased, returned ii-f uf dett.
aud inventory Of money and settled hr.l aati
final account.
Jacob H. Blocker. executor &c Jesse GT,gs.
deceased. returned li>i Of debts and settled
first account.
VIM f. Sharreits. administrator at George
Killer. deceased. settled second aud huai ac
count.
The last will and testament 81 John II.
Smith. deceased. was admitted io probate