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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-01
Felt All Over Cass County.
pccial TO the Indiananolis yo,,rnal


LOGANSPORT, Ind, Oct. 3l.-An earth
quake shock was distinctly felt in this coun-
ty this morning. II was most perccptible at
Galveston. little village in The southern
part Of the county. but after attention was
called to the fact, persons here and else
where in the county remembered noticing
what they now believe were seismic DEM
onstrations. It was about five minutes mast
> o'clock that the shock was felt People
living at Galveston were first attracted by
strange rumbling noise, similar TO dis
tant thunder. Ii was followed bv slight
trembling, which was sufficient TO cause
windows to rattle and houses TO shake
There was not the slightest breeze blowing.
SO that there can be no doubt that the ,iis-
turbance was caused by an earthquake.
After the people of Galveston began talk
ing about the phenomenon. and IL had been
telegraphed TO this city. other persons re-
called the same peculiar disturbances. AT
walton the rumbhng noise was not heard
but the shock was felt. AS near as can he
estimated the disturbance went from west
TO east, in southeasterly direction. II was
also felt here and at the Northern Hospital
for the Insane.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-01

Special 10 tne indianapolis journal
E.NOOD, Ind, Oct. SL-Three distinct
shocks of earthquake were felt here this
morning. The second, or heaviest, awoke
people from sleep. shook houses. and was
preceded by rumbling sound somewhat
resembling thunder, but seeming 20 proceed
from the earth. The first shock occurred at
precisely 4:4o o'clock a. M, and five minutes
later the second occurred. which caused
alarm among those who knew what IL was.
The dishes ratified, and there a sort OF
rotary swinging sensation caused, which
was very exciting. The last shock noticeable
did not occur until 1:20 a. m. and this was
very faint, and was most noticed I'm mag
netic lines Telegraph instruments connected
by magnetic circuits. where the key of one
instrument was open, began ticking off
dots" on its own accord and kept II up for
half a minute, causing no little surprise TO
those VINO heard IL working by the invisible
agency of the disturbed current. Many people
were badly frightened and the superstitious
prophesying all sorts of calamities TO
the gas belt in consequence
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-01
Upton Was Thoroughly shaken.

special TO the Indianapolis journal.
Upton, Ind. Oct. si.--This morning at
ten minutes after o'clock citizens were
greatly alarmed by a roaring noise and
rocking motion OF houses. Peo-
pie jumped from their beds and
ran TO the streets; women were crying and
praying, and CONSERVATION reigned all over
the city Small articles were thrown from
shelves windows ratified and doors thrown
Open Horses broke from their stalls. cows
moaned and dogs ran about barking with
fear. Several persons are still prostrated
from the shock, and all. more or less ex-
cited over IL. No damage TO buildings Is
reported, though a number Of windows
were broken. Reports from over the coun-
~ indicate that the shock was general.
and many people came 10 town 10 learn the
cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

In State issues: $4,000. Tennessee settlement
3s at ST. In city bank stocks: None.
Trading In railroad lands was Of only moderate
proportions. going under the million mark for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
GAS STOCKS. ETC.

Ex dividend.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEW-YORk
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE
1S,
,,-.u. 81 MA 2O7 Si2ls.0I tI."4I."52
a G,s I.s 7GD.D3 1855. sis
r,, -. -, &C 40 "a, A. 72s 5s4 81. Sa3. TO
ao.a ior % IN, I,a ,ss mo I3i coi $50 $40
IMPORTS SPECIE
IT, a.. , sol 40, sI3GsOOl S27I.li7
Since January i....... 7.1U.G3 o.770.5I4 2''+|'$
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
-. -, a. 900 400 q, 7as ~, 81. OO5. 0s5
rnr 'hr meek 70 5os io7 90 o31425 36l $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. rvs
fAy THs Al TE HpowN eTEIc VII NJ
way % door north Of Thirty hrst-st and Ap' ~
rIsESEMrs At the t2lloxns n,..eh ,,s 9sSss
-! Fourh-ave. cor. Foureenth-st $50 Third ~
In Brooklyn At Ssf Fulton st es court-s - BrosGi
way Y. D.. iW broadway: 1901 Tulton-st. W
.. n. Ct regular once ratesL -
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Choice
Loan, Time MONEY Commercial Paper
on call. sod smO' mos d mos "'' mos mo
10 p PAW 2b "a 2.e2is 2'sa3'i

The price Of commercial bar silver In thls mar nr
ket was &C. nominal. per ounce NeAiv , al
,ars ,yore nunted at 80. In London bar silver ad-
vanced l-l6i to 80 1l-l6d. per ounce. The market
was uncertain. .roh
The business in the 1oreish eNcnanse W n',o
-, ,ho market was nominal only. Fridays quo
tat,ons. which were observed were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

a. TO LIvERPOOL By QUEENSTOWN.
tmbria June ). D. m. icanlpsna June ~: ~
Lucania. June Is. 10 a. m tmbra. July "
Etrura. June - y. l.ucaaia. July Is. $50 =
EXTRA SAILING. 49,.
Aurania. Thursday. July T. NOON.
From Per North River. foot Of Clarkson.st ga
Cabin $50 and upward. Second cabin No. ~
$i5 according TO rteamer and acoosnmodAtions 81.
Storage tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe -
very low rates. For freight and passage Apply ~ "
Compsny's Office No, Bowling Green. New-nMx
VERNON H. BROWN & Co.. General AgentA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

porLs denosIted for circulation during the
week s2l5 900: bonds held TO secure circua'ioh
withdrawn $gsS 800. National bank note circu dHa
ton outstanding Currency notes s-Ii.9N,o-'.
gnld notes 6S7 against which the Treasury
holds s26 POS ISL legal-tender money FOR redehp-
ton of surrendered circulation
The Sub-Treasury has a debit balance AT inc
Clearing House to-day Of Si42.42S
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money on call in London was 4 per cent. Inc
rate of discount in the open market for Do'h
short and three months bills was q per cent
This was on Friday. to-day being holiday me
Bank Of England gained In the week i"Ioolt a',u
bed AZ tho close f37 500 So As the Stock Exchange
in London was closed no quotations for American
securities sent out.
BANKS-LOCAL SECURITIES.
Appended Is a table of the current quotations
for city bank stocks. together VIII" '"'" '"'
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IN " ~
- BROAD street. New York cry.
DD.\D CALL.

DOND CALL.
l. OFFICE COUNTY CLERK AND RE- ORDER.
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY.
r., WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The Board OF county
of Clarke County In the or
Montana bN resolution duly adopted. do here"
H., civ. notice that the day of July lS". they
will redeem pay on. together with the srcruei IN,
due date. the outstanding bonds "f SAID
c,ntv known a. Court House Bonds TO the amount 81
400 900 NJ the Third National Bank In the CIV OF New
NJ S,d Court Ifola. Bonds being ~ two Issues the
rr Of si.DrD due July lst 1909. optional ait-r July
lat 1891. and the second ~ so"o IN" Nay Is, lr''
,nal after May 1898 both issues bearing interest
nj IN. rate of c"ntum annum pNahr semi
annually On ~ January and July. ana both
being the Of paving the "fr
ZION Of court In said county. under authority "t
IN. laws of Montana ,-,.,
The said court Bonds being due AMI payable
a, Tho Measure Clarke County, the holders
thereof are notified that Interest on these bonds WIZ
c-ase on and after July list isNj but that the county
rr~a.urrr viii AZ all times thereafter be ready 10 redeem
the same on presentation at their face value and accrued
interest July let. lN'
ity order ~ the Board u County Commissioners
Helena. Montana. June L. isoo
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JUNE 2 lso3-IlKlr r

franc. sO centimes for the account, h a'L N"e0
IA a. ., francs Eli. confines FOR chech A, nfen-
uI wr,,r lime I-Exchange on LONDON ~ mar o6dav
Berlin yht and % marks 4o's pfennings Tor 'V-oas
-
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OHIO SOUTHERN RAIL WAY COMPANY
tST MORTGAGE BONDS.

In view II the appointment al Receiver Of this Com
rany In behalf II the stockholders ami unsecured ced
Tor. holders 4 and representing very large
amount Of tho First Mortgage Bonds OF this COMPANY
request Mor'ssge bondholders T. communicate
with US living their addresses and the amount OF Their
several holdings We deem II To- the advantage of the
lndhodcr- cooperate In order TO prevent the creation
II anv Indebtedness which have precedence over our
mortgage. . ., .,,
ROLNTO a. Bliss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
DULNESS IN STOCKS.
HEATAND HOLIDAY EFFECTS.
THE MARKET GENERALLY LowER-CON-
DITION OF THE BANKS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JUNE !.
DEALINGS In BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.

The receipts from the customs reported TON
washington today were s544s69; from Internal
revenue 1929 1872. and from miscellaneous sources
sosG COS The Treasury received s224.C2s National
hanE notes for redemption. and the receipts on
This account for the week ended to-day amounted
N Il so3 6s2 To secure National bank note crcu-
,s.tar q hnlds son6 49, goo In bonds. as follows:
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the first time in many weeks. reaching S7s,ooS1
"a. ,aiue There was no life In the dealings. and
pa .ns GENERALLY sagged. Central Of New Jersey
General IS rose ls to l7's. but Oregon Short Line
ca I-tah Northern Consols Rcts. declined 10
80 Peoria & Eastern Incomes 10 70 ana |o''
age lists Ia to 49, , ..,.h m
The money market was nominal with no
changes in quotations from yesterday we SUD
inr, our ustlal table OF rates. made up from III
JJ,otion furnished by the busiest houses:
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WEST SIDE CONSTRUCTIONS COMPANY.

w Notice IL hereby given that the agreement dated June
1882 between certain sut~crit-rs Henry L. H'gginson
,:.or,. G. and George &. Allen. Trustees and
IA. W.s side Construction Company. expires June
I'm ISp The - stock ~ the West Side 'onstruc
lion ,ompanv deposited with this company under said
agreement will delivered and after June TN. 1879.
90 IN. holders Of Certificates Of the Central Trust Com
many II Sew York for said stock or their assigns upon
resentatlon ana surrender ~ sam" properly ndors-d
m. compsnys certificates VIII
clos. AZ three O'Clock T. ". on June 9Th 1893. after
which no further transfers viii b. made.
t.EST'RAI TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. trustee
" Uv f. FRANCIS HYDE. Second Nice-Presdent
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
tondor Inn. lao n m-The amount Of bullion gone
into the Bank Of Eng balance to-day IL los ,oo
$50 2. m.-Paris advices Quoee per cent tehles :. I'VE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

Albany. May s-The Senate tonight passed these
bills
Mr. Bells. providing for a uniform system for
establishing streets in the Twenty third ana l"eh-
ty-fourh wards Of New-York.
Senator Coney's, author iZing the supreme court
TO fix counsel fees in the OF Judge watson, OF
Brooklyn. .
Senator Owenss, relative to requirements In
Brooklyn
Senator Owenss, providing for widening Kent
ave. I'm Brooklyn.
Senator O'Connor's. providing for the payment
OF expenses OF Supreme Court justices assigned
10 the Appellate Division
Mr. Snyders. authorizing the bchloride-of-gold
treatment in state prisons =,
Mr. Halpn's, providing for hearing OF me
claim OF G. L. Crum. to become Il New-forK Clty
Fire Department pensoner.
Senator Cantors. establishing library for the
Court Of General Sessions in N'sy-York city.
The following bills were introduced:
by Senator Bradley. for the protection of servants
and employees. where receiver has been appointed
FOR n copartnSrship (To meet the OF the Clar-
culon iiotc. IN Brooklyn
by Senator Sullivan. relative - permitting wag-
ons stand in New York streets. tIo meet the OBJ
jections OF Mayor Strong to a former biID
Mr. Pavcy's bill relative to the NewYork Board
II Health permitting a physician TO be president.
was recommttel 10 committee.
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I,IEI,

ARcrLARITs-N Tanyto~n. y. Y. on Friday. May 3.
i,s after 70 short n'n"ss. James l.. Arcuarius.
Funeral private
CANNON-Ifenry L. Grand Cannon very suddenly, NAV
a. AZ hia residence. q" 1th-i'r
Funcfn at the church ~ the Ascension. corner oihavc
AMI ioh-s, Wednesday morning at o'clock
lnterrnent at Troy. y. y
Dixie on Saturday morning May T. William III. Dixie
Funeral aeryices late residence - Livingston 81
ira1xivn on Tuesday. the sth inst. at i:3V y. M
Inf@rmrnt Providence. H. l.
IptfNafONp-On the 9th May T., wife Of Char!>s
H. prunmond. aged ~ years
friends respectfully invited 10 n
tend the her late residence. No. ~ West
i32l-st on Wednesday at 10 O'Clock a.
Interment a Greenwood Cemetery.
DtVALI-On May o, Annie Laura. elder daughter o.
r. e. Duyal and Mamie Waters In the iIth year O.
~,
ford Park n. Y City. on the 7th day OF May. 1919 ~
o. clock D. m. upon the arrival Of the BAL Harlem
train from the Grand Central Depot
Interruant al the convenience OF the family.
baltimore and Brooklyn papers please copy.
uORNBIOWER-On Saturday. May 4. 1895. at Patterson
n j. Matilda Butler daughter OF Asa Butler. OF SUI
field Conn., and widow OF Rev. William II. Hornbower
D. u. -, r,.~...
Stevenson. 80 Park-ave. Paterson. N j. on TUESDAY
Nav :. nj 2:So D.
IttT~rON Monday May Elizabeth eldest daughter
Of the George Hutton OF Rhnebeck
Funeral at her late residence +O6 Lexington-ave
New-York Thursday. May 9. at 10 o'clock.
Iaterment At Rhinebcck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
"TRILBY" PRODUCED IN DENYER.

Denver, Col. May notwithstanding the efforts
OF tho attorneys Of Harper Brothers and A. NJ.
Palmer to prevent its stage appearance here. what
ts known as Mckee Rankln's and Ernest Walcotts
dramatization OF '"rrilby' was given at the Ly-
ceum Theatre last night before large audience.
The play Is In four acts. and follows closely Du
uauriers story. Like Potter's jramatization. the
entire action of the piece takes place In Paris.
hut the changes made from the book for dramatic
enfect in the New York presentation not copied
a. 10 az nights performance. Arguments OF counsel
ns "a whether Mckee Rankin shall be permitted to
continue TO play In spite OF the protest OF the
in,t Of the United States District Court. Wednes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

Frssn mail; Tor the snains May II Will close
and Bremen eer ss ar rhomS ns' p 3:
schooner cactus det,ers directed per cae.asD;
Venezuela saysia Curacao per $ ~ Merida a,
letters tor othsr pa, o' m Sop Ioss,a Cane Ha,IL
sS5sf per s. A Maqc and !"
from Meworleans at % NJ for blusaeas per ana
Naen per- ''Sn' SspSode eers must directed
WEDSEspAY-At a. m: for Ireland; per s. s Tsu:
nn re 10 as'' m for Europe per Paris via SOUTH
sn Via at an 10 fer Bssn b SSsrs
iand'D: at p m for cuba. per s. ris'sne1s ; VIZ ~
Wilson. from Nsworeans a. 's M tss B'Ga.
for for Ne~ T per steamer from HalliaS:,
cs%5s ara 30 30 pr ts and ro Hs
sns nps hI pr per zaands@ via Amsterdam
mes ss re iso p m, for Bermuda ornOfo
E n P S $50 sn IA i's M Tor bi S"c
asiis' per $ $ F.ankn, from Mobile:
for coon and Panama Finance deiters must ?;
ssq r n En'sS IS 81 sse
asas rs ss be rse'sa "9 par va SSn at
FOR Ms must nsr e eSi ssHA per era Hs a;
p pemssara direct per ,ssm Te Sas Orleans
= 4, FOR h' fr HAL 'r and ia Plata eoSntres per
creole Prince. VIA iernam9ueo sha 70 Jansro snt
"a y p m Tor fazh and Ia Plata countries VIA Per-
namblco Rio Janero and s"ts per : . J. "; i"yor.
Ir Baltimore "e''''' must DE- "''''' 80 .
sATURDAy-At2 .. m Tor France swi'zeriand. Italy:
N0rmaniic. Havge detiefs Tor oher parts OF Eu-
a. m Tor Bral and Ia Pata Countries per Euclid.
North Brazil must be direct'd per Euclid at oS0
os and w@s~ara Islands MsI,nig9: saj
ana Tohago must be directed per carbbe, at 10 a n.
and savania. per Adirondack Qet'ers for Costa
;s and ~" %Hs, be ps Spsm ana
per seneca otters or other PARTS OF MeaisS
a m Tor Iiayii. cunans and Cl'upano per 5 s Prins
Hendrix desrs ior other par' OF rsesSa
per ns desdrk a. ~ A. M ,'T IN NOM an'f
ii A. m for Netherlands direct. PER $ Oodam, VIA
ROTTERDAM detters must be directed per oOdnm); at
q .. IN. for Bocas del Toro per s. = Colombia from
" Nails FOR Japan especially sadressei only
daily up to NAY IS $50 p Mails for China and
Japan per Gaelic Sm san Mails tr ' Sssrsis
except Yves, Australia. Hawaii and Fin Islands. per
NDr % snd up ' to May % at $50 p M Nails Tor
Au:'ras %rOm san TTap &c. . cSss
IA Europe Xswzsslana Hawaii Fl and Samoan
here daily up to May ga at $40 p on arrival at
1n Francisco close here daily up May Is at $50
asSma Nall close sr h eH"a aa Kay nm
Nails Us sd md s rail- , 10 II and s.s:
Cor Mauelon by rail 70 Boston, and thence by steamer
close a, , This Office Office day $50 Mails for Cuba
steamer sailing Mondays and Thursdaysl from Port
ss%s 5 Ss steamer at ss's s.
mail cas ssi W. bAR Rs;ysa; rs s.x
PostOfnce. New-York N y. May g. 1898
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THE Assrunry v,eINroRMED

IT ACTED TOO fcON o. gne PRISON REPORT
REsoLtTIoT \ prMocHATIc SCHEME FpIIEp.
Albany. May C;pcciaO.-Thc Assembly 10 night
got Itself into rather absurd parliamentary iAnHir
by passing supposed Senate resolution transmit
ting the report 81 the Muin prison Investigation
to Governor Morton. when the resolution acted on
had really never passed The upper branch tn"
Senate clerks. Il seems. had made the error OF re-
cordng Mr. Mullins resolution. - passed. although
1t - still be acted upon. and In their ignorance
OF the fact had transmitted the resolution to the
clerk OF the Assembly. The latter body on MI
Alnsworth's notion promptly concurred In II. al
though Mr. Foley sought to delay the vote by n
motion refer the resolution first to the Commit
tee Ways and Means. ~
Mr.. Gallagher. OF Kings, submitted minority
report accompany Mr. Mullins nalority report
but Mr. Answorth discovered that Mr. Gallagher
had nterpolated a number OF afildavlis which were
never submitted to the investigating committee,
and the Assembly by a vote OF "a to IL. returned
Mr. Gallaghers Views TO their author with
instruction to make them conform to the testimony
actually submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
UFDDfNGS FAST AND TO COME


The marriage Of Miss Ida Mary Funk to Robert
last evening at the home OF the brides parents
tho Rev AMI Mrs. Isaac *. Funk No. l95 Wash
ipgtOn Park Brooklyn The ceremony was per-
formed by the father of the bride. assisted by the
Rev. Or. Lyman Abbott pastor OF plymouth
Church Miss Frances G. Davenport was the
rnoid Of honor The two bridesmaids were Miss
Mabel Wagnalls and Miss Virginia Goddard
Palmer Cox the author OF The Brownies. was
best man The ushcrs were " W. Urquhart. j.
Arthur Funk a cousin of The bride. and Frederic
Lawrence \ large reception followed the cere-
monv. Among the guests wer" Mrs Henry "ard
Ic.ehcr Mr. Lyman Abbott. Mrs Charles F.
Deems. Mr. and Mrs Henry :. Chaplin. Mr.. and
Mrs George A. Blood. Mr.. and Mrs A.
nreyer Mr. and Mrs. T.. \. Race. DR.. ana
Mrs r. De witt Taimase. Captain and
Mrs Urquhart. Or. and Mrs Joseph 5. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Jcre Johnson. jr,. Dr. and Mrs a.
e Whit. Mr. and Mrs Freedom o. smith Mr..
and Mr.. Charles Si.Aairs. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. h. j.
wheeler. Colonel and Mr.. Alexander ;. Bacon.
Or and Mrs Daniel : Gregory. Mr. and Mrs VII
lara II Baker. Mayor ana Mrs. Charles A. Srnieren;
Ni.s Schieren Charles \. Srheren. it, Mr. and
Vr. g !. or,.ycy. Miss Covery. Miss Ida John
son ana Mrs. Philip Wei.h Mr. ana MIS-. scot,
',,,rr,,, When they return IN the late summer.
M scott ard his bride VIII live at West New
Mll'. Florence Iowcnstcin. daughter Of the late
Rcnedict Lowenstein was married 10 Louis Mar
= c.|ln.i, last evening. IN" Rev DR.. Gustav Colt
i'u n the Temple EmanuE FL. OBLIGATED. Miss
c,i,na ,osenhein was the maid of honor Benja-
mn Marshall attended his brother as best man. 4
sm1u reception followed the marriage ceremony.
Up,bnpd.. Cnicinch Nngn-sin.-Four first pre-.
MUM medals %"Iag r sgs For sale IN" ou ,Ss o ana snl
ties Win registered trademark label
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DIED.

LTTLEJOHN-suddeniy Of peritonitis, In Paris Apr!
10. Arthur Littlejohn son OF the late duncan ana
Robna Littleofn. -.
Funeral services will hold the residence q his
sister Mrs Laurence Coffin, Alb Bedfordave Brook
Ign, Tuesday May Z, at o'clock D. m
MILER-On Sixth day evening" Fifth month (May 3d. Of
pneumonia Amanda X. Miller. widow OF Dr. Charles
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral
from her late residence f2ii Bersen-st. aB55ookyn
~ y on Third day (Trcsday) the 9Th inst 2;3O p n.
Cortland County and Philadelphia papers please copy.
PERsoN-on SATURDAY, May T. 1895. sarah NJ. widow Of
Edward Person. In the 18th year Of her age
Funeral services late residence. i5 St. Nicholas
ave. Tuesday May l. az 2:o0 D. m.
Interment Coxsackic y. Y.
Greene and Ulster County papers please copy.
RUTTERThomas Rutter, at his residence slf oth-ave-
Friday. May g. 1896.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
services at James's Episcopal Church. corner Nad-
and Iist-st.. Tuesday morning, at 1890
Interment private
sCHENCK-On Sunday. May s. at his residence ia East
lyh-st. Dorsey Noah Hunt son of the late Rev Noa6
Hunt Schenck. y. D.. OF Brooklyn. aged p years
Funeral "Wednesday MAY 10 o'clock a. M. from
Calvary Church. 4th-ave. and 2ist-st.
SLOANE-On Monday. May 8 Matilda, widow OF GeorC
Sloane I'm the list year OF her age
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
services her late residence No i3 West 3fth-st. on
Tuesday afternoon, May :. at O'Clock.
SPRAGUE-On Saturday May 4. Henrietta Prall. widow
OF the late John II. Sprague.
invited attend the funeral
from her late residence los West 5sths. on Tuesday
NAV T. at IN.
InteTnent private.
Kindly omit flowers.
WALKER-On Monday morning. Nay @ Edwin Bryant
Walker only Of Mrs. Mary Norton Walker. aged 20
Funeral services will be- held at the residence OF hs
mother. $50 West J9th-st Tuesday afternoon, May
Z, clock.
Interrnent private.
Please flowers
California papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

The musical afternoons arranged FOR each Tues
div during TIE Art Loan Exhibition at Ortgi"s' :
Galleries VIII have programmes of unusual inter
est To-day Herr Arthur Fredhelm. the pianist,
a favorit- pupil OF Ilszt. Nine. Van den iIendc th"
'ceiiisi and j. u. Mckinney. the tenor. are among
the attractions offered. Herr frl,dhcim Will play
the overture from Tannhuuser arranged hy MIN
self and Will give the tenth AM twelfth rhapso-
dies ana the thr.c Panlrmi CAprccs hV List.
Mendclssohn. and Gottcrinans Concerto for yioi-A-
cello. and Mr.. NJ kinney wiN give .unE-
Fcei,r and Dana. The programme Will be- "a $50
paris. Il and "A f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
THE GARRICK THEATRE.

M Mansfield seen and appl1ui'd by nu-
merous company az delighted spectators last Night
at the Garrlck Theatre. Prince Kari a chnfmins
inn. rsountion Tonight NJ Mansheld VIII give
public Rehearsal al a new play called The N'nS ~
Peru" This is q comedy IN four acts the scene ~
which g. .lil n London. and ta" story OF whlch
tell. o. the experience ana behavior Of a young
Prince who loses the crown and finds a. The play
!s f,aiflu- 10 .ign '1rcfu IN spirit ingenious,
humorous. AMI smoothly written. Mr Mdn-n'H ~ill
imp'rs0nnfs the Primo. There are to b" two pubic
reh' ar.ai- Of tn" Now play. and ~" rrs' regular
representation is assigned FOR next thursday