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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-21
w hat Greedy Wrote.

Boys, read and heed the following
written by Horace Greedy years ago:
~Idleness is full of evil. 1t is evil in
itself. Idle habits are dangerous.
Nothing could be more ruinous to the
best interests of society. Idlers are
burden and a curse to any community.
Crime in it's worst form comes of i'd
lers. The young men who are daily
seen lounglng about our streets, and
the boys who traverse our streets,
alleys by night, may not be guilty OF
crime, but the time is not far distant
when large number of them will be
unless their habits are reformed.
What are the fathers and mothers
thinking about when with the teach
ings and experience of the past be-
fore them, they permit their sons to
hang lazily about the corners, roost
upon dry goods boxes, or roam at will
under cover of night? If they would
make men and not loafers out of
them, if they would make them useful
members of society and an honor to
themselves and family, they should
give them employment and make the
home pleasant for them. The least
that can be said against an idler is
that i'll the midst of a busy throng
who figure in the world he is cipher.
Young man, get up and shake your
self. Go to work. Do something.
Do not be seen hanging around doing
nothing. Do not allow yourself to be
an idler. And girls, if you want to
retain the respect of even the idlers,
keep off the streets and other public
places, unless duty calls you there.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-21

Say, why don't you try De Wits
Little Early Risers? These little
pills cure headache, indigestion and
constipation. There small, but do
the work. Il. T.. Muller,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-21
FOR SALE OR TRADE,

Mr.. A. Bruce offers for sale or trade
his house and stable situated near the
upper bridge. For further particu
lars inquire OF the undersigned.
A. BRUCE.
(8-22tf)
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-21

Everybody in Elko county should
use "Silver Medal Flour" A home
production Il
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-21

Snagssproof mp boots at Rein
harts.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-21

Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient.
yet easy in action. Sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
c. W. FIELDS ESTATE MAY HAVE TO SET
TIE THE CLAIMS


If the contention that is being made by a number
OF the creditors of Field Linicy G. Co. who failed
some months ago for nearly g. 900 0O0 that Cyrus W.
Field was general partner OF that firm is correct.
1t Is believed that his entire estate will be taken
up for the purpose OF dsposng Of the claims that
have heen made against It. The claims agains. the
estate OF Mr.. Field are numerous and OF such
complicated nature that action has been
brought in the Supreme Court by George Wadding-
ton. trustee of the trust created for Cyrus Will
lam Field and his children, under the will OF his
father with view to having the court assume the
administration of the estate. TO have all the claims
arising against 1t passed in this litigation in
stead Of in a number of complicated actions and
to have all persons who have claims against the
estate Of any character to present and file them, and
10 require all creditors 10 make proof of their claims
in this action.
Justice Barrett yesterday granted order for the
service Of the summons IN the action Carl Wech-
ers and s. II. KRISTEN. who live in Germany. by
publication The action is brought against Daniel
Lord and the other executors Of Mr.. Fields wil
and all others who in any way interested in the
estate. Under the provisions OF the will of Mr.
Field trusts created for his children. Mr.. Wad-
dington being named trustee of the trust created
for Cyrus William Field and his children. The es-
tate has not as yet been settled. neither has any
part Of The sums mentioned as trustee funds been
apart for the benehciaries named.
estate and the executors and in these actions it is
said that Cyrus w. Field in his lifetime was gen
erS s so OF sdnd ss T NJ G ed Fs sTgey int
estcd Should this contention prove to be correct.
then it is said the entire estate OF NJ Fieid VII
be disposed of in the settlement of the claims
agans; it, This contention, however. - strcnnousy
disputed by Trustee Waddinston, who declares mat
Lndley & Co. and invested s500.C00 IN the ilrm as
a special partner. and that his name also appeared
the paper OF the firm as specia! partner
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
A BRIGHT STAR.
HE LED MARY ANDERSON TO FAME.
ALSO PLAYED LEADING ROLES WITH rooTH
BARRETT AND THoRNE

ALSO PLAYED LEADING ROLES WITH rooTH
BARRETT AND THoRHE
From the 50. Louis Chronicle
One of the most conspicuous figures in the
Stagcland OF America to-day Is John W. Norton.
Born in the Seventh Ward Of New-York City
fortysix years ago. the friends of his youth were
Thomas w. Kcenc and Frank Chanfrau. We
find Keenc star al the age of twenty-five, and
Norton in the flower OF early manhood. the lead
ing man for Edwin Booth. lie was starred with
Lawrence Barrett early in the i0s. Early in the
Centennial year. in Louisville. Norton met our
Mary Anderson. then fair young girl. to)k her
under his guidance and everybody knows. led
her 10 fame. Mr.. Norton is now the proprietor
OF the Grand Opera House in 81. Louis and the
Du Quesne Theatre. Pittsbure.
You have known me for five years, and Know
how | have suffered with rheumatism" said the
genial manager 10 Chronicle reporter. why
during the summer Of 1898 ! was on my Dack d.
the Mullanphy Hospital. in this city. four weeks.
| left the hospital feeling stronger, but the nist
damp weather brought with it those excruciatins
pains in the legs and back. 1T was the same ora
trouble. After sitting down FOR stretch OF NV
minutes the pains screwed my legs lnlu d h'o.
when arose and hobbed painfully as ever.
One afternoon he hobbed into his New ork
office. on Broadway. and encountered his business
manager George McManus. VINO had also peen d d
rheumatic sufferer for two years. Norton wa
surprised that McManus had discarded his cane:
'Who cured you?' he asked. Il cured my ISL, ,.
replied McManus. with DR.. Williams iihk rus q,
II was encouraged by Mr. McMsnus case, ana
as last resort tried the Pink Pills myseii' ,et
7 had taken nv first box of Pink PMS IL strucH
mo mat the pains were less troublesome uleu
another box. and began almost uncohsciousy
to have faith in the Pink Pis. iinp'o.cu 49,. ~ ~
ra niIlv that the twinges or rheumduslh VIZ ., -
Mid that scarcely noticed them may aISo
saw that the Pink Pills have acted as tonic Oh
my stOma CHI
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

Colonel James argued that there was no cause Of
acton against George Gould Individually There
mght nave oeen an intention on the part Of the
pldlntH 10 sue him as trustee but they had not
ssid ssl 50 In their complaint The complaint says
trustee to Jay Gould: that he was cognlzant of the
misappropriaton OF the stock for which the ac-
counting Is asked and that he was beneficiary
tended that these facts did not constitute cause
OF action AGAINST George Gould individually.
Judge Beekman took the papers and reserved de-
csion.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
COERr NOTES.

Is.ac panenbers who was appointed receiver Of
the David Jones Company IN the suit of the Attor-
ney-Ceneral in the Supreme Court for It's dssoiH-
ton offered his resignation yesterday. and on the
application Of Attorney General Hancock James A.
blanchard the receiver in the procee iinss IN the
Court of Common Pleas for voluntary disSo-u'oh'
was appointed to the place
Iudee Andrews Yesterday signed the test tmory IN
the contest made by George +. Morey over the eec-
ton Of Stephen s Blake to seai IN me m a'es,5. E
CITY and the testimony has been forwaNea 10
Albany. .t II ~ Ny-ft,e-
Frederic r. Coudert. representing IL NJ "4l'-
bs,i ,avver. began AZ action u the Sdpl'lhc
Court before judge Beekman YESTERDAY III a -. ~
brought against &. J. O'Srllivan as rectIt' 'o W
Amasa Lyon Company. to recover Nl"' m ' ntitl.r
due for legal services rendered 10 the nrs rec
of ,he company A. H. Nutting The Wn)ie OH hai
bson IS ocO on which the difference hai peeh pau
on account.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
orrrES or HELP FOR DROTTH StffhhH""'

omaha. Neb, Jan. 7.-Governor Holcomo receiver
, 1ozo, letters and kilograms from Governors o.
states Mayors Of cities and others mourning 'n'o
tho needs Of tho people in the western couht.cS
who are suffering account of the drou'h' o"o
telegram was from the Governor OF h'u's 20
-. s,.ar ,nol,eses and rice. which his
ncopie wished TO contribute IL Governor Ho'oo''"
s,ii they were needed.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

attempt is 70 be made TO breed these an,nr,ss ~ -,
csn,i,ftv Two female Wild piss were chptlTe,h, a. =,
the mark where they now roam around u. ., ",a ,nc
Ircds but il was impossible 10 eaten any ., ,Sc %
Rlack Forest. in Germany. He is not sood-iooh''s
{.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

CoCPEE FOR SALE CHEAP. Cost
sl.2oo: price. $500 Seen AZ WINFIELD
STABLES. 20i Wes, JSih-si.. owner. l30
West S,th-st.. near Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By Barrett y
picten vs. Rider-Francis & Barlow.
1rtsyer - Mitz-wison J.. Cannon.
Holman vs. Morris-Thomas q. Evans
Mercantile National Bank vs. LaWloI-Davla Inompsoh
Matter ~ Metropolitan Elevated i'alH'ad o. TN y,
Jones)-Robert Kelly Prentice
Hslstead vs. Benncti-Noah Davis
BY Andrews J.
Weeks vs. Gardner-John II. JldGe
Hartman Baird-ChaIles H. lruaN ,.o,.,.. ..
West side Mutual building ana Loan Hss'ri'u"" 'a'
Broderick- Edward d. o Bren
Goodharf VS. Rider-John H. Judge
BY O'Brien. J.
De Long VS. De Ions-Henry L. Burnett.
Common Pleas
BY Daily. {. j.
Cabot vs. Binney-Henry T. Howiand-
BY Brsonon. jr.. J.
Archer vs. Ransom Edward L. Paris
Superior Court
By Dugro T.
Klinsenstein vs. Iubelsky-Frank schaeHer'
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Barrett. j.
Jobn l. Cadwalder VS. Anthony Waher-'oseP" - "'''
ance 49, r,,,,d rones Co-tames
a. Blanchard
BY Andrews. j.
Louis j. vorhaus VS.. Joseph Hus''''""
Neas
ARRIVALS FOR NR. COREINTS 'A"n go,
There arrived on the Scandia OF 'le '' -
Line last Saturday hve boarhourNs an, w ,no
live wild boar destined for Ausfn, 'oro', -.
,,x,.,afo Forest New liampsIiie' ="
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
FOR SALE.


AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-5oo seconl-
fully guaranteed: machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE %. EDDY. 39s Madi-
son-st.
At LITrLE's TOOL sToRE, 80 Fulton.
ST.. New-York. workshop machinery foot
power. list free; wood-carving tools. scroll
SAWS. designs and fancy woods ineubatoTs
and breeders in operation.
ASSORTMENT new and second hand
pianos: all makes: $50 up; cash: install
ments. rent exchange. WALTERS. ~ ana
% University Place. near Union Square
80 East i2,h-st.. near Broadway.
CLOSING OUT at retail beautiful gold
chairs; warranted French leaf, only
81 ~. retailcd elsewhere for 81 30: buy
from factory. GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FACTURERs 30 Mu;ray-st.
FOR SALE. Extension tables: samples OF
Western factory Will be sold this week
below wholesale price f1r cash. RICH
A3DSON & co. 232 Canal-st.
FOR SALE or RENT. within forty min
utes OF Philadelphia. Penn. large water
power with buildings. suitable for manu-
factuTl.g purposes or electric lghf or
power WORKS. possession given July !. 1880.
Address BRANDYWINE GRANITE CO..
Wilmington. Del
FULL BLACK AND TAN DOCS. fox ter
ricr pups s. $40 each. BEE. us East
iiaih-t
Roll TOP DESKS from Sli to 500. In
oak walnut cherry and mahogany. T.
Il. ESTES & SONS - John-st.
VERY USEFUL PATENT for new
square table for salc. Call at 40 East
iith-st. NINCENZO cAMiZZA.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
GEORGE GOULD ENTERS A DEMURRER.

GEORGE GOULD ENTERS A DEMURRER.
Judge Beekman took his seat in the Supreme
Court Special Term. yesterday sitting there on the
assignment. of rte Governor. He takes the place
Of Judge Truax The case OF the Soldiers Or
phans' Home against George Gould, the estate of
Jay Gould ana Russell Sage was heard on demurrer
OF George Could who is sued individually in the
proceedings for an accounting from the defendants
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ACTIVE YOUNG MEN living IN small
to~rs can obtain steady. psying. honor +.
ahis employment White Va. NATION
q 60. osw,Fo. y. J
OFFICE ASSISTANT. sie. collector. 500
b,nd. hotel cierk $40 month. ON man
srer SIS detective. Slf. NJTl Al
AGESc-i 80 Broadway.
WANTED ~ Wholesale hous~. corr
re'en; entry clerk. wh1 b. also 'horouSh
i.sol e~p.r Address. With r"f'r"n-'s ana
frf raftioGlAfs. = 90, lHNune
ON
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E.--l0o feet square: :. ". corner
o2d-st. aHd West Ena-avc. Apply 70
owner.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-The superior new
house. No. II West Ilst-st.. decorated; !;
inquire on premises.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
SUGAR WITNESSES DEMURRER ovERRULED

SUGAR WITNESSES DEMURRER OVERRULED
Washington Jan. The District Court OF Appeals
to-day rendered a decision Affirming the judgment
OF Judge Cole overrung the demurrer fled by Ell
yerton r. Chairman and John w. Mccartney 10 the
indictments found against them for refusing TO an
swer questions asked by the Senate Sugar Trust In
veattsaiine Committee District-Attorney Brney
said after the decision handed down that he
would bring the defendants 10 trial IN ABOUT
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

STOCK. Two shares Journey a Bum
ham common. z shares American Grocery
ferred: viii sell cheap. GEO. A. WOOD
Stapleton. :. /.
SUPERINTENDENT for manufacturing
brass and iron beds'eads and other
noveItIes IA open for re-engagement. Is a
thorough mechanic. with new methods. or
would take partner with capital 10 naI,
+. W. BRAYNE. 220 Halladay-st.' jersey
City -.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman with 81 3'oop
20 5000 in good. profitable busine
money secured. w. f.. 4s broadway
Brooklyn.
WANTED. "A young man with some cash
10 take half interest ana Office WORK IN
established real estate business here IN
city. HODGES. 17s Broadway. Room ~.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
ORESSM AkItG.

SEAL GARMENTS redyed and altered
,n,n fashionable capes and Eion Jackets.
Mrs BARKER, 1IG West 39th-st. near
Broadway. late with Gunther's Sons. oih-
ave.
SEAL, GARMENTS redressed dyed. al
tered to latest designs. home or By day
GREYE. fI0 ieyington-ave.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKER desires en-
gagemenfs by day or week In or OUT or
city. highest references Address Miss b''
Box 502. I.2i2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
co,.nr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme cour-Generai Tern s'i9'e an 20 iryn' m - -,
cpens 10 "a m I'll, MG'T@ TH-Pr ineore ieskn,an
L.! "a. and .tss tss s5ii MG' lg l. 9s. a - s
supren,e cour-Sptcai TernPsr' 1I-h'ore f"''e'''"'
Ng supreme me- cout~sp.eal TcrmPni' rII-I~f'fs - J.
Crsa' c9aFPsT c%T,-Psr AaGSIs'f a. @ 10
s-n from Par III m ifT ',1 Bc,o. ssscs :sl
s @lF'9i. al.. P?Si;Tf se.I 500 55 1880 $3.50 i's 7's ''
ynf.G''c y, 11. c,s. A"fss "asabd '"'' 70
s.s S SO g g. ~ IS e! e. go ""l S "" ' o.
Superior &c sI sesm{, IT, E'ssh
Superior s c2urrIs is 81 TfTSre5' IKE 5ic .ss s.
os. o.s Cas- 70 he 1crmP, ,e%mep Tp Beor. Freedman
J&s5 sq2s5l0t .s s'nr'Ii ls i7o as 81 S' 1879 I'LL
i'S SUPERIOR coarr-Tral Tcrrn-rar Before MeAaan
,hambes-Befor- Arnold. sMo,on
calendar caed Al 1890 -. l6I ''sic Of Ihoi,ss
& Kssne Rr5r: a & Nsn W. ri.ni 's ss% S59SrS Herman
At ioS a. m John Keiran. Katharine II Ha' mora
hssf"s ~ TIN s'': S, r'fsfs' =, fssS . s m
o, mn; M speca! Tcrm~Before D4y. 6. No s
citsr Common pl.a.c;eneral rer-Refor. lol-,ay,r D.
Bsebor jr and cisgerich; - Nos ol- -" ST. - 49,
81. s.. ss 90. %, a$ aS eG g. p.,or. PRYOR L.
?. 1902 ?:el no ls' 90 2t.' 3 o. ,1ss pss
s9a ssi 1907 eo27 Case unfinished.
Common Plsss-Tral Term-Iar's IL ana iil-A'-
ourned for the term. a.,
ciiy Court-specai Term-Before FrGimons. J-Mo-
tons ,-.,-, - =,
city cour,-Trial Term-Par, I-PefoEe Ehrich. - %
Nos s7S GIL 2512 $50 Cie ~ s'4 30 ST. s9 lr
cs5 7s2 1S3. saS. 7s1 81. 61s. GA St5 NJ
ssS 500 So 2o5s so7 $50 G7o 2s2i cl'ar
Ci,v Court Trial Tern1-l art II Before Van VNck
Nos 81 7ol 1852 2so7 2s22 1871 1926. 900 81. ,d@
T.4 lI3 276 F2S aa2 3a0 f72. 12' ~ @soi lw'.
iio iii ia liz. ia III 22c. -" clear
Ci Court-Trisi Term-IaT III -iicfore ,nnlan. J
Nos 042 lO, ssj7 ss 10. ffo. 92 91j s5H. 1I8.
zoos s7s 2s.j 2oI7. 300 50 lsa iss lo,e Clear
r,fv C'ouri-Trisi Term-Part lN-Refore Ict.uthy J
sbnr, oaures Nos 2slo 900 5000 2as3 3o35 2so
2Ss6 an0 307T 312, 26c7. 1888. 273i 3o7 3l55 2'lG
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.


A.-DOUBLE and hall rooms. large
closets. hot anl cold water, private
touse. heated. 1856 East iJih-si.
COMFORTABLE furnished uont rooms.
well heated. good closets. running water.
hot ana cold bath. etc. private house.
terms reasonable. 20 West 4b,h-s,.
FRONT HALL ROOM with closet. in pri-
va'c family 10 gentleman only. loO East
lSth-s;.
NICELY furnished parlor and bedroom .
a.sJ hail BEDROOM Bishops bell. V'p
shave.
T. WEST i2TH-ST. -Hardsomsly fur-
nshcd floors or suites - large rooms In
a quiet. private house. sunny southern "N-
p1>Grc. overlooking 5th-ayc.. winto"s on
Two s.gcs IN every room. references.
=. GRAMERcY PARK. Gentlemen only.
large. handsomely furnished second nuor
rooms. cn suite o. sepafate. private rith,
hfc-k:ast
2sD-sT. 800 WEST Large front ami
back rooms. also. halirooms. steam heat.
near l. Fisiien. reasonlhie.
81 EAST aisT st \ very cosey prettily
furnished hall bedroom % Jet. location
refined and convenient. near Mndison-aNe.
b3p ST. - WEST Elegant back parlor.
suitable for physician other rooms. 81
perior appointment. reference exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AGENCY for Montclair. Residence. all
binds. .or sale or rent: furnished houses.
IrbBS e TAYLOR. : Beekman-st. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
DREsSMAkING.

A--A.-A.-COUTURTE FRANCAlSE.-
Fancy waists, street dinner and ball
dresses; ladies' materials made, special
styles for large ladies: remodelling short
notice; moderate prices. Nine. AMBER
SON, l06 West lIth-st. late with stern
Bros.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKER. frst-class Mt
ter: accustomed 10 fine trade; desires
few more engagements in nrst-class lam
lilies: terms moderate; personal reference
D. 25l 6th-ave.
XA-rrRsr-cLA DREssMAKING by
reiiabie dressmaker; by day. or home pre-
ferred: nj and style guaranteed; nrst-class
rsfsrences. DREssMAkER. Box >. l.242
Brosdway.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Girl 70 keep faf m West 10Th
- IN order and few no cooking no wash
inS. rsfercrces Address l.. Tribune Up
town Oris". i:i2 Hrosdway
WANTED 4 glfi 90 40 general house.
work must D. good cook washer and
ironel. and have sod city n'fcrenccs 'al
af'er . A m A. ei9 West 7ist-st.
WANTED \ thoroughly competent mhif
mus, te proies'an, and over * yenfs -
sce English preferred. md very lest ~
reference required Apply before II. or 10
tween : an a. 20 Nafis1n-ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-07
Marine Band Concerts,


The Marine Band concert at the Capitol
this afternoon will begin at $40 o'clock,
and will comprise the following program:
l. a. March, Light Infantry. Campagna
b, National Rifles. ....... Miss Marble
2. Overture, "Militair" ...:...... .Mendelssohn
3. a, March. High School Cadets. .Sousa
b. March, "Corcoran Cadets. .Sousa
G: March, National Fercibles". .Sousa
4. Military Fantasia. .Ponchielli
8. a. March, Troop A"........... Fanciulli
9. Descriptive, "a Day With Troop A."
Fanciulli
Synopsis-Hustling in the armory; sig
nails previous to departure; march;
campfire; taps; repose; from night TO
dawn; foraging; attack on a barnyard;
the boys enjoy song and dance; COM
ing home.
Z. March new. Mystic Shrine" 80. Haley
=. Memories of the Reeves
D. Patriotic hymn. Hail Columbia. .Fyles
The program for tomorrow's concert at
the Marine Barracks at $40 pm, is as
follows:
l. March. 'U.s. Cruiser Columbia .Fanciuli
2 Overture, 'Sicilian Vespers". Verdi
3. Mazurka. La Tzigane". Came
I. Selection. "Maritana". ............. Wallace
8. Excerpts from Orpheus Eufers Offenbach
& Patrol. THE Glorious South (by re-
Queso .-.........................Fa nciulii
g. Patriotic lynn, Hail Columbia. .Fyles
August IL Prof Fanciulh proposes to give
newspaper concert, at which the Marine
Band will play all the marches dedica ted
to Washington newspapers, and a pro-
gram to be selected by the musical critics
of the papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-07
DIED.

pm. MARGARET sT GiI FIFTH widow Of VIM
Funeral from the residence Of her nephew. John L.
S. Hoover, s1t street northwest, Thursday.
August 8, at O'Clock. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
pm, at his residence 1015 Sd street northeast,
MICHAEL. beloved husband Of Julia Koran.
after a short and painful illness.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
KATHERINE ENGLAND. daughter Of Elizabeth
and the late Michael Hurley.
densburs. Nd. Requiem a. mass at ST. Jerones
Church Hyattsyille at ; O'Clock Am; Friends
am. XSrHoNY JEFFERSON, beloved husband
Funeral on Thursday. August 8. from St. Angus
tines Church at 10 O'Clock am.
HERMAN. On Tuesday. August 9. 1895. at $50
Am; ANNIE. daughter .,S Of Mary and II, the late
Funeral Thursday. August s, at $50 am. from
above residence. Friends and relatives invited
to attend.
SONGSTER On August 9, 1895. after q long and
painful illness, ct the residence OF her brother.
Thos. P; Van Arsdrle. ANNIE H. sONGsTER,
Funeral services will be held the Eastern Pres
byterian Church, corner 9Th street and Mary
land avenue northeast, Thursday, August s, ut
4p.m. philadelphia papers please copyD
WOOD. On Tuesday, August G. 1895, at pm. at
her home. 4O2 street southeast, Washington,
D. C., HELEN JACKSON, wife OF Frank A.
Funeral private.
In Memoriam.
IkY rs s1. a ssG sosl gssls n TO-
May she rest in peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-07

Among those present were: Mr.. L. c.
Handy and family. Mrs. M. A. Handy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Munday, Miss Lucy Noyes
MI Ross Gessford, Mr.. La Fevre, Mr.. c. T.
Gessford, Miss Lulu Weaver, Miss Orilla
Gessford. Miss K. Ruth Cox and Miss Mag
gle Mudd.
Miss Nellie Hennessy of $50 4th street
northeast has returned from Colonial
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Campbell of
Galveston, Tex, who have been visiting
MRS. Garner of 1852 Euclid place, have re-
turned to Ffncastle, Va, to remain until
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. King of $50
Massachusetts, avenue northwest have gone
to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey leaves on
Thursday for Mt Gretna, Pa, where she
mas taken cottage for the remainder of
the season. She will be Joined there by her
son. william, and her daughter, Miss
MuSSey.
Mrs. Edw. W. Dom. 170S 10th street, with
ner daughters. Mabel. Bessie and Minona.
lett for Capon Springs yesterday, to be
away the balance of the season. They re-
turned Friday from pleasant trip of sew
eral weeks to Atlantic City. Mr.. E. w.
Donn. 5r, will leave this week for trip to
New England, going by sea to Boston
Miss Mary Burke and her niece, Miss
Davis. left today for a visit of a few weeks
in southern Maryland.
Mrs. Gunnell, Mrs. NJ. g. Copeland,
daughter and son. Theron, are spending
the summer at Mt. Lake Park Nd.
Misses Florence Jenkins and Mary
Crowder of Danville, KY, are visiting Mr..
ard Mrs. John r. Collette, GO r street
northwest.