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Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24
Plaintiffs

The Ninety Three HiniuVl Company, Jobn K. White. President, Howard l.. Haines, Howard Deacon and Jokn W. Gerritt,
 DefendnntsI
 Action brought in the District Cpurt of the Fourth JadisiL D.stric,. il and for the County of Mohaye. Territory of Ar zons.
 The Territory of Arizona send. greeting to The Ninety Thres Mining Company, John R. White. President, Howard l.. Hainea, Howard Deac and John W. Gsrritt.
 Yol are hereby summoned and required to apf ear in an action b-ou11t against you by the above named plaintiff in the Dis. trict Court of the Fourth Judicisl Dis. trict, in and for the county of Mohave. in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the court at Kinym an, in said coun y. Ga copy of which complaint accompanies this summ1ns), within ten days (exclusivs of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this county, but if served out of the county and within the district, thea within twenty days; where personal service of copy of the summons and complaint is mads ont of the territory, or service by publication is made as provided by law. within twenty days after the completion thereof; in all other eases thirty days.
 Aud you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment by default against you. And costs and disbursements in .his behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of (sEAL.) said court at KinPman, this
 Sd Jay of August, 1895.
 l. o. CONAN,
 Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24

Mrs Esther S14rkey and family have moved into town from her ranch and will remain duriag the school term
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Fourtf Judicial Distinct, of the Terri. tory of Arizona, m and for the County of Mohave. o. D. NJ. Gaddis and ]. EA Perry, partners. doing bUs. iress uudsr the firm name and styl. of Gaddis q Pe ",
 PlaintiffsI
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24

The bunk house of the White Hills Company at White Hills, was blown down by The wind storm of Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Fourth Judioitl District, of the Ter. rtory Of Ariz ma, in and for tho County of Muhaya
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Senate, L,ngford and Judge and Mrs F. T. Baldwin departed for their Cali iornii hones las TuesdIy night.
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24

o. D. NJ. Gaddis and ]. F.N Perry, doing business under the firm nam and style of Gaddis S
 Perry,
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24

Perry A Beehe now has charge of the property Of the Cerbit Mining Company now uu Ter attachment.
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24

A pahy boy was born 10 the wife of Charles Rice last Monday. Mother and child are getting along nicel".
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24

UTIlfI hS No. l7i,
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24

Barney Mccall, of Chloride, was in town Wednesday.
 The board of equalization was in ses. sion the first days of the week.
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 Judge Blakely went ou, to Cerbat yes. terday to look after hrs mining interests.
 Fred Brawn and his family have moved out to the ranch below Stockton Hill.
 Hubert Smith has gone to White Hills on visit to his grandfather, John Hughes.
 Miss Carrie Cross is back again ai Fort Mohaye after an extended $, j,arn ln California.
 A Baptist prt acher will hold forth Sunday evening in front of the Com. percial Hotel.
 James Dixon bronght in about three tons of rich silver ore from Music noun. tain last night.
 J. H Johnson viii dry the greater part of his fruit crop his year on his Oak Creek ranch.
 Perry A Beshe now has charge of the property of the CerbIt Mining Company now uu Ter attachment.
 A pahy boy was born 10 the wife Of Charles Rice last Monday. Mother and child are getting along nicel".
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 Senate, Llngiord aud Judge and Mrs. F. T. Baldwin departed for their Cali iornia homes las TuesdIy night.
 Mrs Esther St4rkey and family have moved into town from her ranch and will remain duriag the school term.
 The bunk house of the White Hills Company at White Hills, was blown down by The wind storm of Monday. Parties are again looking after the Bill Williams Fork irrigation scheme. IL is thought the dam will now be bnil'.
 Frank Wilson sas in from White Hills this week 10 take down the mill at ihe Dean mine and prepare it for removal to Gold Basin. IL ia said the dahrs of the Cerhst Min ing Company will be paid off in about two weeks and work resumed on the property. We hope this will prove true. Mrs Frank Ferraris writes her hns band from New York that she left her trunk in Italy by mistake and that she will have to stay Tn the east until it ar riyes.
 San Francisco capitalists have, it is said |, taken hold of the old proposition 10 turn the waters of the Colorado into sslton sea and reclaim the great surrounding desert.
 George Bonelli has gone out 10 his Qlail Springs ranch and the bicycle riders Of Kingman will have 10 awa'' his return b enj1ya rde on one of his wheels.
 I,aorge (,npard haa nt .rsi on exhi.
Mohave County miner., 1895-08-24

o. D. Nj. Gaddis and J. E.l Perry, partners. doIng busi- ness under the firm namcf and style of GGddis & Perry
 PlaiptifIs,l
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The Ninety Three Winning | Company, John K. White. President, Howard l.. Haines, Howard Deacon and Jokn W. Gerritt, !
 DefendyntE /
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01
-s-- s4fll1. Tl sst- l-t ., t- VI HOW THE BEE BRINGS HAPPINESS.

Mir and Mrs M. A. Hurd of Woodbury visited MT and Mrs w A.Maynsrd, Thurs day, the s24thi returning Friday, the 25th.
 Mrs Hurd was an acquaintance of our youth We had not seen or, heard of her in 40. years nor she of us till she read of our.50th anniversaryin THE BEE. Mrs Hurd said. to her husband, 'sHow l should like to- see them.',,, He said q have, never been further 1 than Sandy Hook As it. is good sleighing let us
 visit.- them.n. Mrs Hurd said ,ssThis is
 the first year they. had taken THE NEW TOWN BEE" See how much wiser it
 made them. MT and Mrs Hurd attend
 the Congregational church of which Rev Joseph Freeman is, pastor. He has been deacon, but this year, resigned
 We enjoyed their visit talking over old times, and laughing felt young again. t ". tA.sMaynard.' r e.-- --.--,.-.., ,,' 2
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 Will. the. genial U Editor sdito of TIE BEE per- mit u us to offer in explanation to the readers of of. ....Reply'' tq What shall we .do' and ip justice to the writers of each which should have beer. published with the article, but which through the ipad- vertance' of the BEES, little ssDevil'' or some other felfow,@ was overlooked 1? The poem, AsWhat shall we Ado,s was, read before the ''Keely League1 institute by. Mrs .2 Ella. iRaeon. Board. abeing a summary -of all .Eemperance. work in past up to. the present, ,athe weighing in the balance," the inevitable ss finding, (.wanting''D with the significant query T'sWIiat shall We do P We were moved, to make reply, as already published and at the earnest solicitation of the s-Lea- guea responded in reading the < 'Reply', before the SHnstitute, 2. on the evening of July l9,. 1894. The sentiments of the 'sReplya were Wafn1l y. commended amid congratulabien:-ED. D. Q. .- We Ills, New Haven, Conn. . -..-s 4,..-~-ssr .-.a sl1
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

The exposure, to all sorts and condit- ions of weather that lumberman is called upon to endure in the camps often produces slseyerei colds. which, if not promptly checked, result in congestion or pneumonia. .Mr J. O.. Davenport, ex-manager. of the Fort Bragg Redwood Co.,, an immense institution at Fort Bragg, Cal, says they sell large quan- titles of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy at the. company $ store and that he has himself used this remedy for severe cold :. and obtained immediate relief. This medicine prevents any tendency of a cold toward pneumonia and insures 3 prompt recovery.a For sale by B. F. Hawley ,sy NeWtown. and s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook. :. s....s14- .a1sz
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 BEDDING. Q rs ~ z .ar4
A SOCIAL EVENT.

Last Thursday, Mrs A. W. Swan gave social tea to 25' young ladies' One feature for spending the. time merrily. was preparing material by the ladies for Ouental, tapestry, while some read a good author and others engaged in live ly conversation, when all too soon the genial hostess invited all to the dining room. wheEe. two tables. were: beautiful to look upon, and to the taste everything was delicious. In good time the jing- ling of: bells was: heard at. the door, summons m s for, the guests to. return to their homes after having such delight fIl Time. .o Rev Alexander Hamilton wa. also. present. .: .a- ....,...... .s.,s
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BRooKFIELD.
ROUND THE IRON WORK

ROUND THE IRON WORKS. Harry Foster and sister, Belle, spent the holidays with their, aunts and uncle atsthe old homestead.
 W:sJ.. Beehler, the enterprisings mer- ,ebapt at the .Iron Works, has had a hot water boiler attached to his furnace in the stpre.. M. Beach & Son of New Mil ford.secured the job. =. = -,,:i sa,:s.
 A few in town have sold their tobacco to firms in New Milford but received small- prices. The farmer does noe re- ceive much encouragement from tobacco buyers and if present prices continue 1t would seem as f.there, would be less to- bacee raised apethey 5ear-
 A New ,HeaF's psrty Nss given at tle
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THE CATS HAVE THE GRIP, BUT No FA.
 - .'.." TA45ITIEs REPoRTBD.-.~.i something like grip. AS yet none have dieds 2. .sirtifiti T T =
 Mrs Ebert Sanford has been sick with inf snmation of the stomach for three. weeks. ......,
 The organist, J. T. Gregory, has been under the care of Doctor, Smith two weeks for facial neuralgia.
 Miss Clara Briggs from Sherman is spending several weeks with her cousin, Miss Rumsey.
 Mrs J. T. Sanford has had an attack Fof grip, She has been attended by Dr Annie Reid.
 Mrs Miller spent last Sunday with her son at the Center. .z.. ss- Mrs J, A. E. Read for several days has visited frie ids in Danbury. Recently George and Will Banks caught large quantity of fish in the IAspetuck river. asf saii
 Mrs Charles Squire of Norwalk, MT and Mrs Charles II. Godfrey and daugh- lter of .Danbury, Miss. Clara Wood of Brooklyn and Peter Hall and, son, Fred, l of Brookfield, were recent guests of Mrs M. J.-Feel..sc s;.tss.s.--- :; -ss = ''s''+c
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'.s!s In 8 recent,e ,editoral- the Salems Oregon.
 Indapendenta' says; ssTime and again have we seen sCharaberfain's Cough
 Remedy tried and never without the
 most satisfactory results. Whenever we
 see4a person afflicted. with .hoarseness, suith~ q cough-or cold, we invariably
 -adviAe them to get Ghamberlainss Cough Remedy j. and when they do, they meyer EregrHs 1t. It alwsys does the work, and does. 10 vel z, For sale by E. x. HsW- |leys Newtowns and $. .sC. Bull; Sandy
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c. B. Taylor. our. popular depot agent, was kept indoors on Saturday and oyer Sunday with a severe cold,

Readers sof THE BEE who intend to paint their rooms, floors. 4Walls,4 houses, barns. fences or wagons this spring, will find avery large assortment of leads,, oils, vaFnishes, mixed paintss carriage colors aud brushes at The Hubbell, Wade. -Es Rider Co.'s stores 8e2 Water street. Bridgeport. The goods handled by this firm are strictly first class and prices are HeryY low. - 4s4.ss..44. !. ssS1- 7. 4t
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Fairfield County Chat.
SHELTON.
RECOVERED A STOLEN HORSE.

"SSof iShNIb fl oIOl-EN hohOE' Chief Tomlnson traced out the stolen horse of Walter W. Radcliffe of this place and found it in Plantsville or near there. The horse was taken Saturday night, January 2l, from his mothers barn, about six miles up the Housatonic river. The thief drove to Piantsviile and on Sunday traded horses with farmer and drove the new horse to Hartford where he sold the horse, buggy and har- ness to Jew.
 The Derby Silver Go. are now running full handed and hope to be able to keep all their hands employed.
 D. N. Clark, the hardware man, has gotten out some fine calendars .."
 John Hanlon and Rebecca Hanlop.s his sister, left here on~Friday and sailed for England by the steamer Lucania from New York on Saturday to visit their former home. .,. 7 A ball nine has been organized with HID. Hendricks as captain, to be ready for work when the season opens.
 People have contributed considerable to the Nebraska sufferers. ,. >. Ollie Lewis, a B year-old boy of Cyrus ,E. Lewis, rescued little girl from drowning who had fallen in between the ice and the wall in the -eanal.,- ,: :!
 There was pleasant wedding reeep-. tion to Mir and Mrs George H. Berr y at the residence of his father, last Thursday evening. A large number were present.. Mir and Mrs Berry were y- ed in New. Bedford, recently. '' In the probate court Walter A. Gas kill has been appointed administrator on the estate, of Sarah A. Gaskill, and F. G. Perry and William A. Fenn appraisers. On the estate of Mrs Grace Larned, Byron Larned was appointed executor.
 Revival meetings were held at Scatter good Tabernacle, last week, and have been continued, this week.. ,,4,s At the annual meeting of the Silver Plate Cutlery company held, last Friday, J R. Brinsmade was elected president and treasurer, Hon Morris B. Beardsley vice president and pr c. A. Shelton sec. retary. s,' - -
 In the morning after snow storms the tramps are utilized for cleaning the walks around the town and borough building and the crosswalks.
 o.r 4 Mary. A. .Wilber, aged about .l5 years. a daughter of Warren Wilbur, died sud- denly on Sunday last from meningitis.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

.-Al.z.s... aa s.-- t ..-,-...- q. 70. s.s
 DeWftt's Witch Hazel salye cured J. G. Gorrell of the worst case of eczema ever known in the state of Indiana. It cures scalds, burns, indolent sores and never fails to cure piles. E. F. Hawley, Newtown, s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

1.-The. friends of Rev O.. O. Wright were
 pleasedsto see him in. the. Street on Mon-
 day.. He has been seriously indisposed
 for a month or more. but is. gaining in health now every day. ,-t..~t, -'---'
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

Robert A. Clark of Hawleyyille has in his possession a valuable. old book an edition of ..The Book of Common Pray er,", printed in l75s. It. is in excellent state of preservation, descending to MT Clark through his wife's ancestors.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

 a stray horse and wagon standing under hisa shed. The, horse, having. tired of standing at. the post, had started for home and sought shelter under the shed from the st.rms. ..-.., ...,,4.-, .s...- '-'
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 The Sandy Hook opera house will open it's doors to the. show loving public for the first time on February l2, when the Standard. Dramatic Go. will produce their three-act Irish comedy, "A. Bit O Blar- ney.n, Of. the play itself it. may be said that it is drama of Irish life,. it's char acters are. true to nature and it's dialogue replete with true. Irish wit and humor: This play was first produced by its au- thor, Fitzgerald Mu phy, and played by him for two seasons with marked sue cess. The cast will be the same as when it. was. played in Newborn last season. Among. those who will take part are Mel win and McNally, the Irish reel and jig dancers, George M. Young, the baritone soloist,. Miss McNamara, the, soprano singer, and others. The performance no doubt will be 3. good one and should be we'll patronized.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01
EASTON.-
yD PERSONAL MATTERS.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL, MATTERS.
 Mrs George Parraek and son, Clarence, enjoyed pleasant visit in Greenfield, the past week, with her mother and sister, <
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01
z HEAR THE ENGINE PurFt-


 William Higley, faithful engineer on the BerkshireY died suddenly at Bridge port on January Is, and was buried at Falls Village on the 20th. Two special cars attached to the Sunday passenger conveyed the body of Mre Higfey, and many of his railroad associates. A spec .ial train was also rna south from Pitts field. rMr Higley was a freight engineer and had many friends. alongsthe road -.-- '
 Superintendent Martin of the Sl1epaug road. whose headquarters are ast Litch- field, was at Hawleyville on Saturday. MT Martin has made many, friends throughout the Shepaug valley during his two years administration He makes his nome at EftcEne1d; where lie is high ly esteemed @ : ss.-ss g. x yr
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Ass.A. Gov O. Vincent Coffin has commission Eed Robert A. Clark of Hawleyville a no- tary public. -' ..
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 Sickness and bad weather prevented some from attending the annual meeting Saturday afternoon at the Congregations al church, 1t iwass shought best to adjourn the meeting one week, to Saturday, February ?. --s ''s's-'
 The consecration meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E. was well. attended ;. Sunday evening, notwithstanding the icy roads, and the service was enjoyed by all pres ent. The next meeting will be led by Miss. Jacobs.
 James Ward had assick horse to care for she past week. The principal social event, this week, win De dinner given by Mrs Edward HilI to a few of her friends. z MT Sharman found Safpyflau mnrninc
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

MT and Mrs George Martin, Mrs James Lake and George Lake were guests of Charles Lake of Lake George, over Sun day. .,.. ...l.....s K. a
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01
ST ROSES CHURCH.

.4 A.big. fair. for the benefit of St Steph- en's ehurch,. Stepney, will open. Monday, February, IL, at, z,30 p. .m., in Charles Middlebrook's hall, Long Hill. We are quite certain it will be great success, ,as failure is a,.word, unknown to the ladies of Stepney who have charge of the de- tails. ~.-~~c -----''i' '' ~-'" '-~ .'" s.'.,
 Sunday next, February 8, being the Feast of St Blase, the throats of all the children of the parish will be blessed at both masses in StRose's and also in St Stephens. ---''--.'#
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

-a A frequeHt,visitorsat- the -HsMleyville station is Rev Gleprge Washington, the colored evangelist who holds services at DanDury, New Milford, Southford and at various points tf1r6ng ghout coBhecticut. He frequentiy entsrrafhs the boys at the station with a religiouss song. -prseonyers- .esson some religious topic.. The Rever- end George is getting along in yesrs, but fervently believes he has mission to preach iii the Gospel: He does not confine hfs labso'rrs amio5ng his coIored brethren, but goes out where me Losfd Of sands him.
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 Pionptuess-isFsa cUmmeUdabis viftue. --That's why We offer .you so1r Minute Cough cure. It Is prompt in reiief ana in enrinG- Thatss n xehat 1t is
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01
SOMETHING NEW TO TELL
 .,- YOU ABOUT. ..

The prettiest fad yet is hav- ing your picture put on the in side of your watcf case. It isa
 good thing to identify it with and a very pretty, idea for a memory of your father, mother or sweetheart. We put your photo in your watch for $2 50 samples shown in our store. Our stock of diamonds is very large ranging in price from $1 up to $500. We are headquarters for all kinds of table ware, knives, forks, spoons, etc., carrying the largest line in the, city. We are to offer some great bargains in watches between now and Christmas. We will sell ladies watches in solid silver from S4.50 up. In solid gold S17 up. Every piece of goods we sell is guaranteed to be right or money refunded. ss----' -.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

'~ M: s: Otis is visiting his daughter
 Mrs I. Harrison Camp, of Water bury.
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l. F.-. .E
 residence of MT and Mrs William Church. A number of couples joined in the dance and report a very enjoyable time.
 t, FraEk Morehouse- of Park Lane has rented the blacksmith shop at the Iron Works of W. J. Beehler and is now there at work All are glad tohate the shop once more opened for business. ' ..,-. .---- A Clark T. Jackson has bought new horse. of w. A. Beers to mate his trot- ter, taking the place of one he lost. ; ;.1E. N sSommers has a fine herd of Dev- ons, ,7eonsisting of two pairs of three year olds, 'weR trained, and pair of five year -eld,-. steers.- growing up in readiness to be broken MT Sominers is great lover of good stock.
 MT and Mrs Stanley Terrill-gave a so- ciaf party for the young people, last Tuesday evening. a X !, ..ME and, Ms Fred Beers-eucertain & number of their young friends on Friday evening with social dance at their home in 0btuse.
 Rev Mi Lawrence has been i'll with a cold and was not able to officiate on Sup- day. T -..sr r-,gBsT, = sfes
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THE GRANGE INSTALLATION.

At the next regular meeting of Pohta- tuck Grange Tuesday evening, Febru- arg 5, the new officers will be installed by Worthy Master Botsford and it is ex- pected the ladies will furnish refresh mepts. ,.-.,
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NEWTUWN, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1s95-EIGHT PAGES

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nade for. Edgar F. Haw1ey, Newtowin s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook. 2. = *-'
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EAsToNs VITAL STATISTICS.

Statistics for the year 1894: Births II marriages seven, deaths l9.
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SAYS HE DIDN'T
Mrs. Philip May Insists That Her Hus =
band Did Not Strike Her.

Mrs. Philip May Insists That Her Hus =
band Did Not Strike Her.
Several persons who were in the vicin-
night last say that May did beat his WIFE
as was alleged in a Sunday paper No
one has yet come forward and said he
witnessed the alleged assault, but one
citizen says he heard a child beg his
father not to whip his mother, and that
be heard the blows administered.
The RECORD L MON has no desire to
shield any man who beats his wife or
any other woman and if any citizen has
proof that May did such a thing il is his
duty to make proper cOmplainst against
him.
But Mrs. May called at this office and
emphaticaliy denied that her husband had
beaten her. at all events there was not a
mark or scratch visible upon her hands or
face She said her husband is very ex-
citable man, and they did have high
words on the evening in question. He
stormed about and declaimed in loud
voice. concluding by declaring that he
would leave his home and never return.
Then it was, says Mrs. May, that the
children began to cry and begged their
father mot to do it." 1t was this. she
thinks, that outsiders heard and supposed
the children were pleading with him not
to hurt her.
Mrs. Mays son, about 10 yeaSs old, ac-
companied her and also said that his
father did not strike his the bows,
mother. Mrs. May is deeply panied over
certain statements that have been puh-
lished. and declares that they do her nus
band an injustice.
The record-union., 1895-08-20
AN ELEGANT CAR.
The New Funeral Coach Just Built
the Railroad Company.

The New Funeral Coach Just Built by
the Railroad Company.
The painters in the Southern Pacific
Company's shop have been, during the
last few days. putting on the finishing
touches to a new funeral car which has
been named the "W oodlawn."
Master Car Builder Ben Welch and his
assistant. Mr.. Lemay, yesterday showed
RECORD UNION reporter through the
car and explained the workings of the
different appliances with which it is
equipped.
The car is upward of fifty feet long, and
in the car proper there is room Tor thirty
two persons. A mourners' room at one
end will be furnished with finely up
holstered revolving chairs and a sofa.
This room will seat eight or ten persons.
The floor will be covered with the finest
carpet.
On each side of the car are large doors,
and leading up to them are movable
steps which, whom not in use. are folded
up beneath the car. Between the two
doors. and in the center Of the car, will be