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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
AN INDIAN ON INDIANS.
Mr.. Emm,trs Lecture nt the Y. NJ. c. a
Hall Last Evening.

urs Einnttth Lecture NJ VIC H 4h' ~ ~
Hall Last Evening.
The second lecture OF tire y. NJ c. a,
course was given last night by II, Il.
Emmett. the Indian orator-snhject,
"The North American Indian" and 1t
was heard by large and appreciativc
audience, the hall being well filed. lie
had been billed to give his lecture on
''The Boy OF To-day" and leaving II
TO the audience. the majority preferred
to hear the one given.
He spoke OF their origin. on this part
of the subject he noticed the views Of
all who have written on the subject.
He believes the Indian Is Of Asiatlc ORR
gin. AS TO their manners and customs,
he said their wants are very few. He
contragtcd the dress Of the wife OF the
rich white man and that OF the Indian,
and fairly brought down the house.
Their home life Ia pure and true.
They have their wives and their chill
dren. Make them your friends and
they are your friends forever, but II
they he made your enemies they arc
very lnYeterate. When they swear,
they have TO borrow words from some
other iangUngc. No Indian is an aS-
noBtic; II is Impossible for him TO be 10.
lie described his leaving his Indian
life in very graphic manner, ending
with the remark that from the Indian
wigwam to this lecture platform Is n
great step. The assertion Is made that
the Indian IL failure, but he denied
II. Give the Indian the same. Chance
as the white man and he IL not a failure.
The Christian religion makes n man OF
the Indian.
Mr.. Emmett is wonderful man in
many respects. He " very eloquent,
though Mt times he speaks so rapidly
that II Is hard TO follow him. III is Of
very fine presence on the platform. tall,
straight with black hair and muTtachc.
In motion Of the body he 10 ar quick as
in speech. lie holds his audience from
first 10 last. and well deserves the rep
uthtlon he makes wherever he goes.
His Arrangement OF our government
for the treatment Of the Indian was
most soathlng. II has never made n
trenty with him but II has been broken,
he said. lie has no voto-hc asks moth
ing but Justice
Tho lecture was one Of the most In
tercBtlnB ever given In the hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stnngrrs III the city aud Wheeling
FullJs Abroad.

FuilIs Abroad.
The wife OF Rev. William ulfert Is
very III.
Mr.. Robert Paul left yesterday for
Tltusvillc, Pa.
Postmaster o'Kane left yesterday for
Washington City.
Mr.. Henry Morris got home yesterday
from Nit, Clemans, Mich.
Mrs Daniel Fitzpatrick, OF Ducnt,
o., Is visiting friends here.
Mrs, Philip CohnheIm, who has been
III for some time, is recovering
Mr.. Ed. Lewis has accepted position
as prescription clerk nj G9ct2e'g
pharmacy.
Rev Or. Mcfarland OF Beayer Falls,
Is here. and will preach at the U. r.
church Sunday
Mr. D. II Brooks is lying at his home
on Fifteenth street. 80 IN that It Is
feared he cannot recover.
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Shrrratt, formerly o! this city.
will regret TO read In another column oil
this mornings paper the announcement
OF the death OF their infant daughter
Harry Mcclure, Of Wheeling. was cal
culating his production in the local field
last night and was little SHY" Mr..
Mcclure IL n popular fellow among his
many friends who are found wherever
he happens to circulate and his visits
to Sistcrsvillc are always the cause OF
pleasant memories. -SlsterSvlllc Drill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
LOCAL gREvITIgs.
SIatten OF Minor Moment ia unl About
thr City,

Matinee at the Grand to-day.
The Grand this evcninE-"The Mid
night Flood"
There was not a case in the police
court yesterday,
Rain fell at intervals all day ycstor-
day, but N all there was not enough to
do u great deal OF good,
Sheet mills Nos, and at the Aetna
Standard are on on account OF the
breaking Of cog wheel yesterday,
Yesterday a power Of attorney was
filed with Clerk Hook, from tho lhlla-
dclphia Company OF West virginia to
w. T. Hubbard.
WlIlc Laughlln was arrested last
night 10y Chief OF Police loELctt as an
iuCmrfihlc boy on II warrant issued by
Squire philllra, and committed To jail
to await u hearing
Charles D. Cooke was yesterday APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
William H. Cooke, deceased; bond
$4,000 Wheeling Titlo and Trust Com
ruuy, surety
q Last evening the Ladies Division 0f
the knights OF Golden HaE!c gave q So
ulnl and hop at the Old nell OF the
Young Mems n m1rra.'c Clul55un the
South Side. TIE uttcuo nee WA large
and all reported @ mOa, enjoyable time,
The ball given nj the BcHhout club
house, on Woods street. last is'rt, By
thu. Haply Twelve lishiET Cldb, was
one Of tNr most complete successes on
record. The club ig MADE up OF good
people, and lots Of other good people
We're their Guoslg, Mage orchestra
made the music
on Sunday artcruoua ut o'clock, nt
the Young Meu'H Christian Association,
Rev. IN Gicllcy will give u tall; 20
young mon, liis subject win be THE
Model W1rkWgt m" Al I-au are
heartily Igv.td to attend i'c GUS
tomary TharksGViug entertainment
will be held on Thursday evening.
The Young PtupN-a Society Of tho
Third Trrsby ,ariun church. South
Side, lOst evening gave un entertain
mcnt tl1t was offended by large uu-
iicrcn irade aV nTaiujy OF ScanE peo-
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felt ihut.thcir TRAD bodies we're actually
taking n6w start their strength rap.
idly returned. They were no more
troubled with slsepleas night3, and ,ae.;
days were no longer made wre,chel b.
neuralgia aud rheumatism,
CONSTIPATION. that stores up IN tie
body substances long since wore than
useless to the body and a menace to The
health, Is looked after. Anyohetroub.ei
with His obstinate hindrance 10 health
will find positive and lastiGg cure IN
Pniue's celery compound.
II takes very Rhort time to se!Ile
any doubts on the matter by GIVE.
Paine's celery compound a trial.
Mr.. John Holland, whose portrait :,
given above. is parinr car conductor
whose home is in Jersey Ciiy, lie
writes:
~ wish to give my testimony OF tn,
greet benefit Paine's celery compounl
has done for Inc. A year ago had
typhoid fever, aud later had to haYs
an operation in my side tor IN ab,ces,
over tho liver. This left u very weak,
grew very nervous and could 10; '!ocp.
was tired even more after got 10
than l was when | went to bed, have
taken four bottles OF Paine's celery CON.
pound, and am perfectly well have
scnt six bottles to some friends IN VIZ.
ginia. One, although no has taken only
4 bottle Of it, ioels much better and
sleeps we'll"
PGiue's celery compound puts theSys.
tom on healthy, strong basis. sale from
li-ease. Try 1t il you arc ailing aud 4
triul will speedily convince YOU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

GREAT SHOW COMING.
The Rossow Iirothcr., Midget Athletes, at
the Opera House.

the Opera House
The Rossow Brothers who will APP
pear Mt the Opera House two nights and
ThnukBgiying matinee. are the great
raaturcS Of Hopkins Trnus-OccuGic
Star Speciality dmpuuy, the greatest
vaudeville aggregation on the road this
senuOn. They are the worlds famous
Austrian midgcts and athletes, who for
tho past Reycn years have CStpuhaed
hundreds of thousands In every Euro
pean capital, and more recently, been
the craze In New York Franz ana
Kari Roggow are perfectly formed men
In miniature, and MS athletes and born
comedians are revelation. Apollo,
the most daring and artistic wire
walker Of this or any other former
years, viii be seen. This IL Apolln'H
first appearance In America; he was
specially engaged by Manager Furgora
while performing Mt the Eouveau Cir
que. Paris. There rc vcntrllo1ulsts
but Jester, the irish postmaster OF that
art. IL conceded to be King OF them nll'
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large building. There are three main
stories. with baths and closets ON each,
besides an attic. lofty ana easily access
ible, intended for storage purposes.
From the kitchen dumb waiter reach
es every floor.
One OF the most attractive npw feat
ures Is the larEc two-story porch on
the north side Il Is especially designed
for comfort, beauty and safety.
The accompanying very good Illus
tration will show what q fine appear
ance tho architects. Messrs. Frnn2hcim,
GleBcy & F'uris. have given to the eN-
terlor. and the interior arrangements
arc fl all respects fully as credltablc TO
the designers.
The Homo Is one az the most beneh-
cent ~ Wheeling. and the Improve
ments now nearing completion VIII
vastly Increase It's capacity for good.
II should be literally supported and en-
couraged by the public,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
TRe sgCONn NUgIOALE
Ormr sca,on ., ri, dc lhantal PlranNn
Affair,

~ Mt NE Chuutal the second lpufl-
calo of the season Of 'gj-'9G, which wua
given last evening. was worthy 10 rank
with those which have preceded a. The
younger members OF the school wrp
represented ~ Alsrrs MaFdalcnc An
d, lron aud Eleanor ilnuLc, VINO gave
yc,y crc,litutlc recitationa; LoTntt1
HanrCn. who iOycd h'r Scllcrzo with
ease. and Elsie GuniliCE, whose voice
t. very sweet, ard who .GaS vel Tor u
inst appearance,
How Girls Fish" Numerous enlcc-
ton, was given with sg,rit by MISS
Iona Dent Miss Martha Aelilr3 re-
citation was noticeable fnr the sIs;aiA-
ed oVrucsS ~ tone.
Miss Sadie Robinson mEdi b.: tirst
appearance as vocalist and sanG In Il
mauner that was tppr slated. Miss
Flora pollIcEl3 voice, always sweet
showed more strength THAI usual
M!ss Flora UmbryEcr play. Lee ma
2Ourka with finish aud style Miss
Trace Pullack showed Nn lnp'oycl
ynauthicsg In her execution MlH1
Carrie ChtmRn save Schuherta r-iig
with sweetness and feeling, MISS Ruth
Wolf displayed mn improved Technique
and played rassngcJ with h'il .hNcy
The entertainment closed Wild very
charming hurp solo, well rendered, by
Hiss Agnes Graham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
SEVERAL NEW WELLS
Came In Yesterday at SlstrrIvilIo to GIH'I-
den Anxious Operators.

Special Dispatch to the InJcllIgencer'
slstersyIIlc, w Va, Nov. 22.--Actuai
stnGnatlon in the matter OF new
wells has rcigncd IN the sis.
tnrsyillp field Gy",'T thc GcCStcr part OF
the present week, but It ~ having n
closc that is ~ lively NJ GGy previous
week for romr time past and viii have
4, cfact Of gladichlnr May m opera
tor Middle Island Is reported as hav-
ing taken . squirt this ,ftegno.n when
tfuguB No. |, Of Moro Il Ruth-
burn was drilled in aud at the
top ~ the Eccncr sand WAS flowing salt
water and enough oil that Will make Il
good producer II was shat down at
the TOP of the Keener but tOrwhat pur-
pose Is not known The well Is located
2Il feet west Of the Kanawha's VII
hanson well and 10 n wildcat
The Deep Run OH Company got an
other wall to-day on the Stain farm,
being their No. .. Its production will
rcnch 100 barrels. The owners are Jack
O'HHra. Afford Bros and others
Back OF Cochranvllle. two miles, on
Jim Run. the Fisher oil Company this
morning drilled In Shal No, and II
viii make II nice we'll, The actual pro.
duction will not be known until the well
Is drilled deeper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

At the opera House last night James
a. Hcrnc's great drHtnn, "Shorc Acres"
wan presented to an audience which
tested the cnpncltysof the house. Ey-
cry seat upstairs and down. was sold
In advance, and moro could hnrc boon.
Even ntundlng room ives scarce The
cast was very good, being the namc ~
last ycnr except that Archie boyd took
tho role Of "unclc Nat" Tho audience
was enthusiastic In tn approval, The
performance has hut one fault-lt IN
loo long, The Elm Grove motors were
held u quarter Of an hour
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
SUNDAY NIGHTS MUSIC


The following worry attractive pro-
g-nnme vii i've rendered at TIE ATion
hall Sunday CSoNIug. ON tho occasion
Of the bI.w 5ekly rthcarGal OF the Opera
House orchestra:
PART !.
1 Nnrch-"Victorie" ..,..... .,,. Rossbctg
:. Ovcrturc-'Lo Dicu ct Ia BayadcTg'
.a.....t....t,.....tsrs rrt's'ss.." h'''l
J. Wnltz--"En PEASANT" bella hgNoolEy!
PART II.
I. Poutpomrl-"Dic hcitcrc Wolw".",
....,..........s,.,s,stas blhthsTdtutT
.. "Wnlther'B Dreaming song IRON
McstcnslnEcr Won Nncr4bcrE.
...,..,............ wagner
G. 1.-TWO Hungarian DHnCcs'..J. lirahma
I. Selection from LINDA III Ch4moE-
nix ...s....,.,s.s.'ss'.s gee b'''I"'N''
s. 1ntermczzO for String Instrument
AFTER the Ball" ....,s... lAcCEEeh
o. Qualrillc-"Good IIumor' Wiccand
1t win be given under the direction of
Director Il. W. Spell, which assures an
artistic performance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

10 tho Editor of tho intcllgcnccr.
-SteambOntmen are well pleased
mud VIII eyer remember the members Of
the chamber ~ commerce for their ne
ton at their last meeting regarding tho
reduction Of wharfage. They also kind.
~ request that the honorable members
NJ council net likewise and rive nm aid
lng hand In tlmO Of need, IN thuy feel
ns though they were NJ benefit 10 all
concerned ~ nre railroads, which nrG
rnrcd for by oil, StcnmbOatmcn cam
not SOC how they can pny the cxorbl-
innt wharfage when other points
charge less than one. hnif aR much. An
they have had long lhy-up this Hum.
NOR nnd fall, ana with promise for n
hard winter, they nHl, TINT council give
their wants favorable thought
STliAMliOATMAN
Wheeling, November %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

Special Dispatch to the lntolIEcGcer.
Prrkeraburg, Nov. 22-Thc StVdard
Oil Ooinpany'a barrel factory COM
mcncad shipping barrels yesterday for
the nrat time In five months, They arc
now chipping to Baltimore, Philadol.
phia, and Bnyounc, n. j. This ncccssi-
talcH the starting up OF the shipping
supply department. which gives en-
plJymcnt to about forty men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
THE TKANKealYrNa CINE


DetWeth the Tigers ana W. We ~ " At
trnctlnR Much Interest
The game NJ foot bail between the
Wheeling Tigers and the eleven Of the
Western University of Pennsylvania,
IN next Thuraday, Thanksgiving bay.
is already Attracting much interest aud
there IN no doubt that there viii be- q
large crowd MnnngpI linrfowa came
down from Pittsburgh last night to ret
out the Advertising matter he thinks
that the Central Base IIall League for
1896 Nv Il rure 20 ana VIII line up with
eight or ten tuwnB " better Chllhrc
than tlioFc IN any previous minor
league In this purt VI the country A
meeting In To bc held In tho near future
to effect showing NJ hnndH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
rhr NInner ConnhInntlon.

Tonight the Peter Mnhor Combine
ton glyca lts first show at the Opera
House, IN this city. In addition to
Mnhcr. who win box the cx.champlon
Australian lNi1dlc-wClghi, Jim HAL.
Young GrlnO viii probably box Mike
Farrughcr slS rOun1H There viii be
other features, making up Ilral class
athletic show that viii appeal to all
lovers Of tho manly nrt Of Rclf defense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

,rhc famous Calf Creek well in the
waverly field which has been doing
forty barrels with a big cave in at the
bottom, WIS cleaned out, and the flow
OF oil was wonderful, throwing 1t over
the top of the derrick. at the rate Of
nearly 300 darrpls This well promises
TO be phenomenal one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

Il. W. BANNER 4 60. arc Offering
from 20 per cent 10 ~ per cont rN-
ductlon Un their present stock NJ
new and second hand Pianos ana
organs In order TO make room Tor
the ilneHt stock NJ Pianos ever brought
~ this city for tho holidays. This In an
opportunity you cannot atfOrd 10 lose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23


SCnCrEO ,sssa..asFs,Hr.-.,.ass ll'A'H
Miss Iorotto Hammer,
Zen0biaH pygnn-c. ...,.-,... ,...s..,.W Ware
Miss MlplElcIo AEderpn
The Young Mother. .,.", Schubert
Mis- Elsie Guudline,.
Miss Flora UmngrFcr
Recitation ..................haw Girls Fish
Miss Lena Dent
LOTc's Golden Dream .... IWlslcy LennON
Miss SGdlu Robinson
Part II.
Fuist's Vnlan. Guuuod. l.!szt
Miss Ruth Wolt
Du Dist vic elmo BlLmc. geo, .,.,,..,,.heino
Miss Gilmore Houkc,
In Night'8 Still Culm...,s GustaVe suth1r
Miss Flora PollacG.
81 Oseau fetal. lIcnsolt
Miss Grace POllRck
Rec Ny Ships. Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Mis- Martha Mcdill
The Maiden's t.uMrHt...,,..,,.,..Sch Schubert
Miss Carrie Gutman.
FuntgSie (hIrW, ,,...,..., ...,,.,. .OOtrther
MiaF Agnes iraham.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

A.G. BAnrLEr, Of Magic, Pa, wtlloH
~ ioel II duty Of nina 10 lnintm you
mud llo public that 10 WITH Witch
llnz'l snlyO cured mo oil u VOfy bal case
ol ockonn 1, allo curol my boy NJ II
running poro on his log Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u. 4. Peabody,
liunWoOd, and DoWIo 4 Co., BRIDGE.
port y. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

YOt'LL mlra II II yuu don't nttcnd
tho Fair 10 be- given nj Cathedral base
mont next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

Pittsburgh River &c feet ana falling
Mt tho dam Weather cloudy aud cool.
Greensboro -iilynr feet 10 inChca
and stationary Weather rainy.
MorgnntOwn-l RIVER feet 2 inches
warm.
OIL Clty-Rlycr s lnchos and stntion-
nry Weather cloudy nnd mild.
Stoubcnvllc -liivor foot Inches and
stationary. Weather raining md cool
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

II you like elegant brcnd. nql your
grocer for Wheeling iinkcry's "Qunkcr
ttrpndu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
HOMEEOR THE AGED
The Remodeled Institution Re-
sewing the Last Work,
HAS BEEN GREATLY ENLARGED

And Is Now Arhi,rcturOlly Handsome
Outside aS Well as Convenient rni Conn
f6rtAbiS In.idO-wundrrrnl Changes In
All Respect. Have Icen Made In Adding
New building The Increased TaciII-
ties Afforded,
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements Of Boats.
The River Interests.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Lexington. Matamoray. II n. IN.

The Barnsdall. which runs between
Matamoras and Marietta, and connects
with the Lexington. has laid up on ac-
count OF low water
The tops ana leaves for the Libcrty's
chImncys were put on yesterday hy G,
II. Miller. and the appearance Of the boat
Is now improved 90 per cent.
The river ut this port was about sta
tionary yesterday evening, the govern.
mont marks showing "a inches In the
channel Mt 9 y. m. Slcmbnatmcn have
tired OF looking Tor the expected rains
and rise. Predictions for to-day arc
for cold weather, with little chance OF
rain.
Navigation Mt Wheeling r. now repre-
scented solely by the Wheeling and Mat
Hmoras packet Lexington. AH already
noted the Liberty and FayOritc had re-
tired. aud yesterday the Jewel. Captain
ThomasB ClarnIton packet. went to
the bank ut Sunhsh, on account OF low
water. The Lexington, u IL announced,
viii continue 40 long HB poHaiblc
Yesterday, Inspector OF Iiulls Thomas
and Inspector OF Boilers Clark lcft FOR
Marietta, where they were to give the
Wheeling nnd pnrkcrsburE packet BCn
Hur her annual Inspection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09

lie would heed the glad voice OF the summer leaves
shaken
BY the gay wind Of morning that sports through
the trees,
All. how shall we bid that wild music awaken.
And thrill TO his heart, with such accents az
these?
How utter the honor and love that we bear him
him
The High Priest OF Nature. the Master contest
How proudly yet humbly revere and declare him
The Prince OF his order. the brightest and best?
All, vain all words, But long as life's river
Through sunshine and shadow rolls down TO the
sea.
While the waves dash in music. forever and ever:
While clouds drift In glory and seabrds are free;
So long shall the light and the bloom and the glad
or Natures great heart his ordainment proclaim:
And its one tender thought OF bereavement and
Be the sunset OF time Jenersons fame.
FRANK MAYO PRESENTS THE CUP.
II was now the turn OF Frank Mayo to present
the cup TO Mr. jefferson. The speech In which he
did so In part follows:
Ny dear Mr.. Jefferson II requires no EFFORT OF
memory 10 retrace a period OF more than ioriy
years 10 recall an occasion when, as a boy nFs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09

1896 Mary Emma. second daughter OF Henry and
FSnersl service. at the First Presbyterian Church.
Monday November II. 40 p. IN.
Funeral held the house Of her brother
"rday w mof H the Oh INST haiPa.i 10 o'clock 70
CowE-At North Tarytown November 1880 Mary W"
%e OF John to%e as ,;s b funeral from her late
residence sunday. 10Th inst. at -" p m.
DIvINE-suddenly. November :. Michael w DIVE.
his late residence, 2oi south Broad-st' h1za0e'"
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HARRINGTON Henrietta r.. wife Of Dr. j. o. Earring
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
son Of the late Riesr Frame Rohsrhem Ensla1a
81 on saturday mornns at haIf-past 10 O'Clock
GRAY-November = at his residence 80 South ''h-s'''
Broon Gh;oP SsyeG Gsy !" 1879 s s me- from hou.
thence SITS. Peter and pauls church. "y'hs ave.
Rs SssTs s6 1leT sri~n ah'I n 81 si'e Will
Georgia payers please copy
country residence Tlvol nHudson. John r Hall soa
q the Valentine q. Hall. IN the 1;h year OF MS
Funeral services at the Church Of the Heavenly Res s,s-
Der 9th inst at 1870 o'clock a. m.
HARRISON wednesday. Novemisr Q, at Genoa. Italy:
l WliHIa 4 caionsI Z ''' 3 4
HEATH-on Friday evening November s. Of pneumonia
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HLJn n dsr 9i'Sr s q e sG' AsiEai I'p 3
Jr.Dr-At Port Henry y y November >. Charles s,ef'
man Judd son the Rev Frederick r and Jeao-
cite WIlber Judd aged 43 years and montfS
KIMBER-On Thursday November 1925. Harriet A.
v,isoy 81 Ceorra - Kn.he- and daughter OF The a'e
charles Miller o Purchase. y. J 49,
Funeral services her late residence 5S fct rIeels
Pass BROOKLYN Sunday. November TO- at 100 p. IN
Interment private
IORD-On Thursday November samuel LORD son OF
ire late Samuel Lord. Il Ashoncn- Merser 'heshre
England aged ~ years. ,, ~. M,
Funeral services will be held at his late resi- No ~
Center-st orange y. j.. on sunday the lVth ms"
at > =. M.
her q lsg5 Andrew D. Me.lick. ir. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the ue,a!
services be held AZ his ate residence - "l- II
S;rand-aye on saturday. November o. at 2;i5 D. N.
Carriages viii be station on arriva. Oh l'So a" tFon
NeviOrk.
NoON-on Thursday November 7. Margery Moon
Funeral services her late residence. 'So o'hst On
Saturday. 80 p m
sHERMAN-At Port Henry. y Y. Wednesday NoveToef
g suidenly George r. sherman in his Grh year
Funeral services IN Henry saturday afternoon NJ
> o'clock.
wALI-At Port Jeryis, y. Y. wednesday, November o.
sarah NJ Denton. wife Of Alonz9 G. Wall. In the oS,a
rSneraI services will be held al the residence Of her
nephew Dr. II. u. Nico. II East j'th-st, New-iorA
on Saturday morning. November .. at ~ o CLOCK
Interrnent a New Windsor, y. \.
Thomas H. Thomas. Bay Ridge. William u. wilkins N
the seth year OF his
Burial service Wilmington Del.
Wilmington. Del. papers please copy.
The kensico Cemetery. located on the Harlem
ride from the Grand Central
Depot. Office. 10 East 42d-st