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Brandreth's Pills
relieve indigestion. bowel, liver ana
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1888 Judge ranghnrne publscly proclaimed
that he now occupied position where
he could punish his enemies ard reward
his friends: that at about that tine
Judge Laaghorns solicited complainant
10 become the partner OF his son. Maurice
A. Langhorne. IN the law business, and
upon complainant refusing. had CONF
menced and since kept up a systematic
attack and unwarranted persecution upon
him; and that this Is the experience of
other lawyers in this and Pacific coun-
ties. II is also alleged that Judge Lang
horne. In the trial OF cases before him.
EXPOSES one side thereof, and examines
and cross-examsnes Witnesses and gen.
orally usTps the province OF attorneys,
denying them privileges and depraving
them Of the right to inselligen;ly perform
the obligations which exist between at
torneys and clients. and that the said
judge imposes many fines for contempt
upon attorneys in the trial of causes be-
fore ;nries, and afterwards privately re-
nf&ts these fines.
Hon. W. W. Langhorne has been Judge
of this judicial district since the lst OF
January. lss3. He was elected as a DEM
oorat- His opponent on the Republican
ticket WAS Judge Rice, of South Bend.
Judge Hunter, who had been defeated in
convention, ran independently. Hunter
carried Pacific county. and lacked but a
few votes of carrying Wahkiakunl. but
in this county the Republicans. fearing
Hunters election. sIumped In a. body TO
Isanghorne. thus eieeting him In Repub-
ltcan district.
Hunter was one of Laughton's APP
pointeas. As a man and as a judge he
exhibited many qualities which attached
many friends 10 him. but as he prides
himself upon his abilities as Halter and
a fighter, IL was not long until he was
enbrciIed In disputes with attorneys
practising before him. At one time he
refused To hold court In the old court
house. and ordered the auditor to provide
another room for him. There was n great
row, which ended in the commissioners
building an addition 10 the courthouse
for him. Judge Hunter Is about 10 years
of age. In spite of this he is straight as
an arrow and sound as a piece of nick-
cry While on the bench he was dis
tlnguished for severity with attorneys
and witnesses, and his propensity for
converting court at an unearthly hour in
the morning.
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Tun utr>fEn-r. ,Nomon~E rurn.
Hunter tlasn1S tn tse Afraid That
1-amghs.,-as, VIII XIII rEim.

sFfseha,is. Fee y Special IN Superior
sexsse Eiwa~t =. Hunter lass here faur
wrecks axa faS she canitss Ser ise par
pese - having tapes hsn1gt Proceedings
instituted against nts successor Ia 81
:sce. JuffAe " " iansbozft. rYSar TO
ieAvias M served q eapy of hfS charges
and specifications agen Js8So f.anx narDs.
anaaaneths sAsa 81 stat etFeisl shatslsa Fe-
stea they aaala pet es placed before the
lsggsAasars. To his trisasss ne smneanevss
fes object - hss s15ssseEs. ana adfs~i shAs
Il he fA}ts8 ta e7sss faspeae hsnsns ne pro-
Y@sE$ - irsSe yhe stare = have szarrsesi
Ga she ushf as leng as care 80 IS Ae SAID
Ny life s. ln danger. ard wetIe / per~
seazlzF seag rs asea. nsve bah eaasseh
IS tstS thesx, SeassSr az later tsaawssgfs4,
va kssi nae. az vaasg kslg aiga Il / stay
Assre
TIE igesAAle Aetvesn asarxhorne and
hssutes ersssaatsss esrgy ia sAe term as
Sse ssTwe@ Wgsea tsa As,sea - fhss ss,ss. s.l
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF FoREcI4osURE-ro or
fried Myer and Louis Henspeter, ~.
and each of you are hereby notified 1t
on Monday, the 18th day of Februo(E
1895. at ID O'Clock a. M. the sheriff III
King county, State of Washington. NH
ofYer for sale TO the highest bidder "a
the City dock. in the city OF SeAEa
county OF King, state of washinGs(
your undivided one-haIf interest III -
steamer Delta. together with the uoDl&8
bowsprtt. boats, anchors cables chni1x
rigging. tackle, apparel. furniture r.
all other Decessarfes belonging To -
appertaining to said steamer UGtGK
which said steamer was enrolled at III
Seattle port OK entry. the I'D day o. 0
fober 1894 by virtue of n chattel mey&z
gage given thereon by you. the 18th IL
of October, 1894. To Dora Wells TrU
man TO secure the sum of two notes 60
for 8. 100 dated the 18th day OF OctenG4
Isaa together with interest thereoa 6
the rate of II per cent. per annum, IT.
date until paid: and another for -
dated the 18th day OF October. 1874 In
geth@r with interest thereon at r. ~
cent. per annum from date until posS
ON which note there was endorsed N
sum of $40 the 18th day of October 4 8
and Will sell so much thereof az VIII
necessary TO satisfy said SUNS Def
having been made upon said mortex
In that you allowed said boat 10 ~ III
beled on the 9th day OF February,
and attached by an officer OF the -
and having threatened TO see that u
my interest in said steamer, and h2s
ing deemed myself in danger OF To-
said debt and having taken poss0a1
OF said property.
Dated this 18th day OF February, H. 81
DORA WELLS TRourMAN.. ;s
Mortxs4e9
corliss & Southland. Attorneys for -
gaEee
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Sit III BAcH.-Th remains of Theodore
Blun1hach. who died last Sunday. were
buried yesterday under the auspices OF
the Iaederkranz society. of which the
deceased was a member. The interuent
took place IN Isakevfew cemetery.
CllI.-fn Seattle. on Monday, February
N. 1898. Ruth Wilson GIL, aged year 3
months
Funeral at p. M. today from 13s Yaki-
ma street.
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"uAesa snT sEelsassiee - mssnw other
sssssa ssfssfs hsve sor ssHe, I Will say vhst
have sssl'i issgyr arsstlsst Of slzsnassrl,ir'x
sSssSh heusssy than # ssv .sshsr kifss
aufaFS the sv>t year alss thA nos ove
tssssAzse bias Fvaclassi fae ef aav failure ~
tssss s's requirements &. 7. Sx.xgg.
cFsisSssss lSsp Assss. Isw&
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted Will be inserted at the rate of 1
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceiyed for less than = cents
SOTfCE-The business Office OF the
Fost-Inteiiigencer is open unfI Ii o. m, !:
Sunday hours, 8 n. m. TO D. m CLASH
NED advertisements will be received UP TO
this time.
Advertisements will b.. received AZ
branch offices Of the Posi-ln;elilgenc n at:
TACoMA Bt REAU-ii1s Pacific avenue,
VI. NJ. Mattison. Manager
PRF. ToWNsEND-French & Springer
BEiIINGHAM BAY BUREATJ-New
whatecIn. corner Holly and Canoe streets
O, III. Culver. Manager
The following letters avail. advertisers
al this office:
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY T-REASTRERS notice..
and after eth day Of February. -
warrants drawn on the county fuM
said county bearing date prior %
snciuling No. "A, Obs, dated April 4
ana all outstanding warrants drsWn
the road and bridge fund OF said CO...
prior To ami INCLUDING No. 4. ~. heae
date February IL. fs94 No tnfere&f
Zoe paid on said warrants after To- ss|
day OF February. 1895.
A. r. NIT-TEN.;
County Treasury
by JOHN RIPTINtsER. Deputy.
Seattle. Wash. Feb. 10. 1855.
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BIRTHS.

ADAMS.-in this city, Monday evening.
February Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Adj
AIMS, a son.
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by o'clock Saturday to in
sure change.
PoST-INTELLTGENcE CO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-Informatio Of the present
whereabouts OF Henry Carlisle OF ST.
C9airSvsaie. o.. who was last heard Of in
Seattle four years ago, by his mGther.
Address Robert Carlisle, Glencoe, ..
Reward.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NoTICE-To the Stockholders Of the Se-
attic & Montana Railway Compans.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Seattle & Montana
Railway Company will be held at the
Office of the company. room SOC Burke
building. in the city of Seattle WASH
ington, on the last Thursday I'm Fefru-
airy, February .. 1895. at : o'clock D. M
the time provided In the bylaws of said
company for the regular annual meeting
of the stockholders, for the purpose OF
electang a board of trustees of the COM
pany to serve until the next annual
meeting of the stockholders of the COM
pany and until their successors ara
elected and qualified.
1895 ANDREW WOODS, secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Office of
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company, Seattle. Wash, February ID,
1885,
Notice is hereby given to the stockhold-
ers of said company. that at a regular
meeting OF Tire board of trustees of said
company. duly convened at its principal
Office this date, an assessment OF one dol
lar on each share of the capital stock OF
said company. not fully paid up was duly
made and levied, due and payable to Dex-
ter Horton a. CO.. treasurer of said conf
pany, at Its banking house In Seattle, on
or before Thursday. March Tth, 1885,
IL. G. STRuvE.
Vice President, Acting as President in
the absence OF the President OF Said
Company.
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NV III 4 -NNFE N r.
pRIFiTsS, ATTE.%TfoN-~AM members Of
Seattle Grove. No. . are requested and
nr8lsis from ether groves are invited 10
ATTEND :ha burial OF oar .leryaSs~4
brother Joseph Pfah2, from oar haN MS
F'rost street. Friday, February - 1855
St / =. ra- l. GeErfAg y. A Henry
knuSz. secretary.
ARt,ASA i0I4sF r. No. 81 F. and 4 NJ
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays Of each month.
G. e PATTES. ". "
A s. CfRBS. soc
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FOR RENT--rARMs.

FOR RENT-Hixsiy improved ranch.
house out buildings, stock and every
sni1g complete for farming. easy terms
20 good party. j. 5. Morse. room "a
Burke block.
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FOR ExCHANGE-House and lot on
Jackson street for city lots or acre prom
erty near Seattle. Nj. W. L-ovejoy, Bos-
ton block.
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FOR ExCHANGE~-Eaghty acres close to
Samamish lake and Lake Shore rail-
road station, to exchange for property
in or near Seattle. Address 500 Chest
nut street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-A party to invest from 81, GO
20 S.. GO IN legitimate enterprise upon
which 53 Is per cent. profit Will be guar
anteesi for three years: large yearly
profit thereafter for D years, will talk
business with those who have the cash
and mean bust ness. Address SIN, care
Post ygeifi geucsr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

buy Jersey bun cali.
Address 1915 Madison street.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE--16o acres i'm Clallam
county: six acres under cultivation: two
miles from town; viii exchange for
house and lot in or near Seattle. Adj
dress G. l.. W., Van ASSET, Wash,
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FOR EXCHANGE-Busin making nv-
ing, for house and lot: will assume small
incumbrance. Address l.. lie, Post-fn-
telligeneer
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WANTED-One or two diamonds In trade
for property and some cash. Address
Csf1liInp. care observation-disclosures
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WANrED--A butchers ice box. not less
than 6xs feet. must be In good order;
Stevens preferred. Address 5. II. Her.
ton, butcher, Blaine. Wash.
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ron RrNT--IpnGINe HOUSES.

FOR RENT-R-fck building. suitable for
factory 10 feet square. two stories
complete steam plant. located at Sixth
and olive streets. For particulars IL
ouire Of Union Electric Company, Sia
Second street.
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xEwForXDLAND's NEGoTIATIoN.

:, Johns y f. May r. Tho objective poin, ~
Robert Bond The Colonial Secretary. VINO left ms
city late last night IS ottawa. K O. REID, 81 Mon
trea. the contractor for the Newfoundland Railway.
ACCOMPANIED him. II Is understood that their pnr-
pose is 10 bring end the difficulties respecting
the completion OF the railway. which is Oh" ~ ihf
most important conditions In The confederation n'so-
t.atons should Great Britain not agree 70 bear a
portion OF this Obligation. IT Viii n"cessitat" rcNi-
sion Of the terms u union and WI prohaby I'M
peril the ultimate success Of The neg Nauons.
The members OF the Government party have not
been Informed OF the which led 10 the sudden
departure OF Messrs. Bond and Reid. but II IL re
garird a. being unfavorable for confederation IN
formation from reliable sources shows thai mere J..
great appr. henSl0n among the WhltcwaNit"- that
the negotiations VIII tal through. In winch case
Great Britain VIII be Obliged TO lnterFchr on JHr
~ and reduce Newfoundland TO the condition OF a
cOlOnN.
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rrr-TREArNFyr or Az ANERTCAy ~ TrRKFT

cricor Manassian. an Armenian. who has be-
come A naturallzel citizen here. and who was ar
rested and imprisoned In Turkey some six months
ago arrived with his wife and child In New ork
a few DAYS since II. left New-York I'm July. 1898.
TO visit hls native town. Tokat in Turkey where
soon after bis arrival he was put In prison. AMI
to use his own words. they pa, me In chains ana
rnanacles. and iron ring around my neck. to-
gcfhcr with TWO murierrrs. In a dungeon. ana then
sent me- In a cart to AmAsia From Amtsia 10
KAYAK they made me walk In chains with the
murierers ave days distance. making me sleep
at night In dungeons in chains" He was subs
quontly released through the Intervention Of Min
lstcr Terrell MAnassan's only crime was that he
became an American citizen. and in tn course OF
a long statement which he has prepared bearing
upon hs suffcrings. h. casts reflection on the Nd
mlnlstration a. Washington Tor not responding 10
his appeals for protection Hcrant VI. ksrctchian.
sccrriary-at-largc Of The Phil Armenian Association
~ America commenting on the latter phhs" or
the ease. said. at demands the most serious con
sheraton OF every true American. ana II rs an
opportunity wl.e away the disgrace from our
nag ard surely fun justice and rcparatlon should
be secured to the man who has SO falthtuny stood
by it, and suffered indignity and loss
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LTTRA CTIvE ROUTE or THE SPCf7ES DCi'H

The public coach Spuyten Duyvn Will begin l's
regular daily trips at 2:45 p. m. to-day, oe'"ee,
the Plaza Square and the suburban Rdins ana
Driving Club at Observation-Disclosures
and Kingsbridge Road. As this coach is pubic IN
every sense Of the word, any applicant Tor trans
portation will be accommodated on payment oi the
regular fare 50 round trip with all the privileges OF
the club The return trip Will be made. eaVns the
clubhouse at $50 p. m. and coming through the
p.rL q, the mos, charming time Of the day. when
the sun is on the decline and the air Is cool ana
suburban Riding and Driving CAB house and
grounds with the marble arch entrance winhiig
drives gardens greenhouse stables an' green ne'us
are rea y worth going TO Refreshments alter
noon tea luncheon or dinner. VIII be served Tor
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Foreign malls FOR the week eHSn n as N9 SoS w WI" '0''
Barbados srssi SsS nof 70
na Para a sa mas be per S'SSe
FOR es r"SrSs S2sn ana a, !s'Y' P Sr
Costa Rca. via Iimon per ; : A. p""0''' "''" ''e"
santos. pt for Brazil VA T rsFn1mG l9G
RlI IsmsrS an for Norh La Plata eoun-
tries must be directed per j. w Taylor az p: ~;
aso a. a. N. for Newfoundland per corsan ron ya
hadepha a, a M lof az Eu.spp P m FOR belize per
$ 5 Espana., from Mobile for Ireland. per s. ..
WERSEs2 pa atensosn Deter. Tor Of
Europe mus, be 10 seS1 @ 6f ES T'sn" per
sPgsmSsarapyio deers must Bsr"
At ar 10 e,,e Sr must waesnps at
M for 80 % per for
sayans va c SrrnSGa psr be
FOR SHf' at p or1aba ws ss n1
g orleans mn fT a, ta y M no for saesel
i Washinsson from Newoeans at p M for La Plata
'GTn'TlSs S FprSss per a. Aasus 70.
victoria via ana at 3 M for Bocas del
r Tsr%H pSr 3 p'. Herain. Mobile Taft
for Jamaica belize Guatemala and Puerto Ccri..
be aree,r4 psr 'a per Yumur from Sew
" P % FOR bI sor S Sss per steamed
sSSn Frugal turkey BRUSH India 800
Tcaane via Havre Ie1's'sr iST Gs at M fSr
sssa be per a'['sa ,s Srs''sS e.
W.. nj "A. IA
49, nor : IIcana, Via Queenstown at ~ a. IN
Euute 1870 a M for Fortune Island Jamaica
.e"arI, per Allegheny uettefs Tor other paris
anu ,,.,,i" ond for R.ca via Lmon must DC
80 ..ner Aileghany) 10 a. m for Newtounaana'
or on, = Silvia; At 1890 A. m Tor oahpecns'
Pc. - 'r,basco TuSpam and Yucatan. per s. s.
e..,rrenca Oe.ters for other parts o. Mexico ana
.,b must he directed per Seguranca , at IL a. IN
~. ~sth.riands direct per spaarnaah VIZ Ho.'e
T,, nctters must be directed per spahthuan' :.
,,rs u,usi be directed per Circassa ,; az L. ~ -.
NEVADA Trinidad ard Tobago. also pemsra,a ana %
,'rIl'r III, Trinidad per ;. CUR or tNapa; az o y
ni ar Nuenelds per Morgan. from New-osiean Is
Malls for Hawaii per - = Ausiraa ao "a" Nh.
Sr china Japan and Hawaii per = $ cry 9i Peh'ns
IN, San Ersncsco close here dally up 70 "iay ~ ~
~ IN ~ m Mails for Australia teXcept th.se tor w.
which are forwarded via Eufope). New -Leaand
ItswaiI Fiji and ISLANDS. per : Margosa "sc
- n, Tor on arrival NewNork Of ) s. .anipan,a WE
mali, for Ausralia). Mails for the society isiahds
80. Iii, Gauee ,frnm Franclsco close mere dany
IN "a Nav ~ al 6y0 .. Mails for china ana Japan.
ner s. Victoria from Tacoma close hrIe utiy ny :.
XIV .sg nj Gao D. M Mails for China ana !apar
,msc,oy addressed 0nly) per 4. T. Empress OF india
fSror VancouyerD close daily up 10 may - AZ oS
~ m Mails for Australia Except West Austiaiio.
hawaii and FIJI Islands. = = WArrinoo uron an.
c,v or, clos. here after May - and up 10 June
a. d. 3o m Mails Tor Newfoundland by rail TO Halifay,
and thence close at this Office daily at $50
u m, Mails for Mquelon by rail- TO Boston ana thence
bv steamer close this office daily AZ $50 m Malls Tor
cuba close at Office daily at a. M Tor icrwafaihs
tampa Fla Mails for Mexico. overland unless specially
addressed dispatch by steamer close at tnis once daily
Rsgistered mail closes at p. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaster
Poslofce. NewYork. ~ y. May ". lSs0s
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G4IL HIMILTONS ILLNESS.

THE wrrI.KNowN WRITER SUFFERING fRoa
4 STROKE Of PARALYSIS
Washington May L (SpeciaD.-Miss Abigail podge
Gail uamilfon-a cousin OF Mrs. James q blane'
10 suffering from a stroke Of paralysis at the nome
~ Mrs Blaine in this city. Miss Dodge was
stricken Yesterday and while her condition to-hlehe
is not regarded critical by her PHYSICIAN Al
her age the attack Is never'he'ess Il sr''o",
:, q i.,. hour tonight Dr. W W. Johnson.
wto attended Mr. Blaine AZ the time 81 MS dea,n,
s,a ,.d mat his patient had passed conipata,nea!
restsul day and that her condition was ehcou'as-
-. A,..,,,. a,gaged In
II is understood. intrusied TO her 10y Air
Elaine Mr. Blaine left with Miss Dodge MAJ ~,
vaIuable manuscripts and data bearing upon MS
public
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BIsHop-At Morrisown May TO- suddenly. James Bishop.
formerly Of Newt Brunswick and Trenton in the roth
The ess N wnnd be h ssv at st a., os Church.
@ & bis and e s ysr s Ssy ss r.
ggs Wet ssrses will be ssd e n a ss Re- me-
M II william moq, sms sdc " aSa only daughter
Funeral ' Win ana 1ke place. on Monday o'clock from
BRYAN~on saturday May II. John A. Bryan. in the
fT TGeraay i'' Nav 1i H. " 1T 10 a. M
Interment Saratoga Springs. " Y
DAGGETT-on sunday morning May IL. 1892 sarah r..
WE & Isaac n Dass nss and daughter Of the late ''-
ON Monday May g. s' 1876 'ss" ocosF
fi nier%en, ' az chl e',as' ''''
DoLroN-At Trenton. y J., May IL william Doton.
yn an raj on wednesday at o'clock D.
a Napoison j. .ainea ST. in her 9th year
Fq Wess ON WI Tussa n Msy s' a, M
kindly omit flowers.
T. Mss.s .s On Saturday Nay H. Hen
rass.faly %s. s, ss'en %us u:
Gsg Ma fI0n N s s; o west '
Cincinnati papers please copy
N ndow q Rev. D;' us Msss 'E b. IN he
Funeral from her late residence in Dover on Tuesday,
May u. at 3 p m.
leslie leslie Morgan in the 4sth year Of his age.
| Funeral services Monday May IL. at III a. m. AZ M
ia,e residence. No IL West s6thst
PoRTEors-s Suddenly Saturday May II. James O.
rans pSssy.a May T. ct n" fro" h.
Please flowers.
RANDALIl-At Cairo. Egypt. March 49, Ellen Rowena,
wife W. Randall and daughter OF the late John
Pctt.grew, Of this city.
Funeral services at her late residence No s44 5thavs
on Thursday morning. May l6 at IL o'clock.
SLOAT-At Mount Vernon y. Y. on saturday May H..
1885. Roland u. Sloat youngest son OF NJ B and Lu-
ne,,e T. sloat. in the l1th year OF his age
Funera! private.
! TOMPKINs-At Roseville. n. j., Saturday May II.
Abraham De Voc Tompkins late Of Tarrytown. N. T..
Rosevilie N j. Monday May i3. at p m.
Inerment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tuesday, May H.
| rROwBRIDGE-On Sunday, May ~. Mary d. Rice. wife
| Of Frederick II. Trowbrdge
Funeral from her residence 1913 Harrson-st Brook
Ign. Tuesday. May IA. at = p m
Interment New Haven. Conn.,
VAN BIARCOM-On the 10Th inst. Mary f. Van Blar
com. aged - years.
Funeral the NJ +. Church Home. 92d ST. and
Arsterdan-ave. Monday. May 10. at 10 o'clock
m The Board 81 Managers also the members Of
Washington Heights ". E. Church. are invited to at
tend
Mrs Ada Weeks widow OF Chauncey r. Weeks, in her
rnnsra services at the Carmel Presbyterian Church.
Monday May 70. at IL o'clock noon
| WCNTZ-On Sunday. May r. 1895. Lois Amelia, infans
daughter Theodore and Bessie Ward wentz. aged
| Notice Of funeral hereafter
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Once, No. % +. 23d-st
Woodlawn Station cath Ward). Harlem Haroao.
The Kensico Cemetery. on the Harlem Eaiiroad1
choice plants be obtained from their green
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