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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-11-21
WE HAVE MoKEY LOAN AT
8 PER CENT.

On Farm or City Property in any section of
country where property has a fixed market
value. Money ready for immediate loang
where security and title is good No Com
mission. We solicit applications. Blanks
furnished upon request.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-11-21
A Rare Chance for a Homo.

For sale beautiful residence well
furnished, three full lots, artesian well,
with grounds beautifully planted in
fruit aud ornamental trees and shrub
berry. Will be offered at q bargain on
good terms. Apply at once 70
j. A. Blossom.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-11-21
JOHN DIAS.
New Agency worla.. Poultry care

We have taken the agency for the
Worlds Celebrated Poultry Cure.
Knowing that most of poultry in this
country require health restorer. we
have succeeded in getting the agency
of the above medicine, to be mixed
with feed, which diyests poultry of
disease and vermin and causes them to
furnish fresh eggs constantly. Try it,
and have fresh eggs aud some of that
delicious Rex ham that we have the
exclusive agency for.
Blossom & Blossom
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-11-21

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SECJ RES success IL any bnsiiiess.
To advertise jodicionsly,' use
the columns OF the EEyApAN. II
circulates extensively throughout
Lander and adjoining counties. be-
sides all over the Coast.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-11-21
sorncE TO waoM 1T MAY coScERN

We, having purchased the Nc
Beth band Of horses, branded thus
sEzsa do hereby authorize all parties
Y having in their possession or
claiming any of said horses to bring
them to the undersigned and prove
title to the same and also have
them vented.
Blossom & Blossom,
Battle Mountain New
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-11-21
Yrv,ss OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Invariably in advance
RATES oT ADyERTlsING.

One Square ten lines) First Insertion. SIS 90
Each subsequent Insertion. / 30
orders for Subscription, Advertising and Job
Work will receive prompt attention.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
TALMAGE MAY ACCEPT.
He Regards Favorably the Passionate
Offered Here.

He Regards Favorably the Passionate
Offered Here.
New York, Sept, 1a.-It looks as if DR..
Talmage, after successful service in Phila-
delphia, Brooklyn and New York, would
now become n pastor in Washington.
II have have not Gecided,'' he said to-
day, whether l shah go to Washington
or not / win rot decide until after l re-
crive a formal cali from the First Presby-
tcrian Church, the officers Of which have
written 10 me that they are very anxious
TO extend n call To me to become co-pastor
in their church, and asking il 1 would CON
slider a call If extended. a-. . ...,.
'"Thc first communication received on
Monday Another came last night. i have
made answer that If received a call
would give il serious and prayerful con-
sideration Washington is deliglItful
place, and one in which ] am thoroughly
acquainted.
There are many reesons why life there
would be very pleasant for me. 1t is the
headquarters of the nation, and place for
work There ore can alwa VS. find amuse-
nicnt If in search of it, or live in perfect
uriet If one So desires The First Presby-
terian Church of Washington is one of the
oldest and Inost influential in the country"
In answer TO a question, DR.. Talniage
declared he would have no objection to
serving as a co-operator with DR. Sunder
land, of whom he was a lifelong friend.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
PAID FOR THE 'FHRASHING.-;

Patrick Sheehy Convicted OF HavanE
Numerically Beaten His Boy
Special Officer Wilson, wh0N detaded
oy law TO look out for cases Of cruelty to
children, had Patrick sheehy before Judge
Kinlball1 yesterday for cruelty whipPtng
his twefye-year -6fAsson. -
The boy.sbowetf ftheeourt his back, which,
had been'aacerated by rope the father
had used on his naked skin.
William had played truant on Monday,
and when be came home at $50 o'clock
that night, Mr.. Sheehy chastised him.
Several witnesses, Including his sister,
testified that he was bad boy, and
others told of what they saw OF the
wounds on his back the day after the
whipping.
The counsel for the defense tried to get
the judge To send the boy to the reform
school Mr.. Mullowney had nothing to say,
but Judge Kimbal, in summoning up the
case. sand that he thought the boy had been
whipped beyond humane treatment.
He would, of Course, uphold all parents
in the punishment of their children. but
he was going to make This man pay IS for
his cruelty, which he did
The morning times., 1895-09-20
KENSNGTON NOTES.

Miss Mary Little has been visiting In
Washington. Misses Hattie and Maggie
Patch, of Washington, accompanied her
upon her return, for a short visltat her home
in Lincoln Place.
Mrs O. +. II. Plyer and Kiss Emma L.
Flyer, of Washington have been visiting
at the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Plyer. Miss Emma
Plyer will soon leave for a trip TO New York.
Mr.. K ohert Huaghton, of West Washington,
is now Mrs Plyer's guest.
Mrs. Quiiuer. of ScnsiE, = n Heights. has
as her guest Miss G. Holmead, of Holmead
Manor, Washington.
Mrs. George Peter left on Tuesday for a
furtnight's visit TO friends In Olney, Nd.
MFR. George II. Rathburn, of Washington,
hes rented the house of Dr..JoiIn L. Lewis,
ON Fawcett avenue, and moved into il
with his family on Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Perry has left to attend the
Fairview Academy, at Gafthcrsburg.
Miss Inez Coupard is very ill at her
home, near Wheaton.
Miss Mamie Lamberth, of Takoma, and
ing in Kensington Heights.
Culpeper, Va, by the serious illness OF his
sister.
Tie right OF way for Lay Hill electric
road has been secured, and MIR. Moxley
NJ. LittlefielIl, of Lay Hill, has been in con
ference with Mayor X. b. DIETRICH, with
the result that the track viii be laid from
the terminus of tie Chevy Chase and Ken
sington electric road up the county road
10 Connecticut avenue extended, where it
will turn northward, crossing the Baltimore
and Ohio tracks
The morning times., 1895-09-20
. REFUSED TO HOLD HIM.
Judge BRADLEY Released j. c. StOn'
Who t. TVo t,s al an IA rris huf>fv

Judge Bradley Released j. c. StOner
who Is Wanted In Harrisburg.
John c. Stoner, the manager of the Har-
risburg division of the FiGellty Loan and
Trust Company, whose dealings were aired
in the courts In washington and other
cities some time ago, was arrested yesterday Y
by Detective Boyd and Constable q. W.
Charters, from Harrisburg.
Stoner was indicted In Dauphin County,
Pa, on September "a, 1894, for obtaining
the sum OF $50 frem one John A. Fritchey
under false pretenses, it beiag-alieged that
he represented to Fritchey that he was
owner in fee OF certain Harrisburg prop
erty-
When taken befare iJndge; Bradley his case
was presented by Thomas c. Tayins AT tor
ney, who argued that the indictment xas
faulty, in that it failed to properly <is.
scribe the offensc alleged.
Judge Bradley took the mattefaunder ad-
yisement, aud yesterday decided. to re-
fuse to surrender the prisoner ard sotiiered
his dismissal. sr-S =: =
The morning times., 1895-09-20
QAUM'o
- 4I6 7th St. "
CoNTRABAND OF WAR.
steamer Commodore Believed TO Have
1t On Board.

1t On Board.
Collector W R. Kenan at Wilmington,
" c., telegrapiied the Treasury that the
steamer Cunnrnodere. OF New York, ar
rived at that port last Monday. She is
owned by Frank l.. Arnold. and claimed to
be from New London. Conn, bound for
ports in the United States of Colombia
She stopped at Wilmington, her com
nIander. John 6. Bilion, said, to coal and
to make certain repairs.
Yesterday two carloads OF boxes. the
''size and shape of which Indicated that
they contain guns and cartridges" ar
rived at Wilmington assigned Ia the com
niodore. AT the time the Telegram was
sent they weycaeipg loaded en The vessel.
The celHs1er asked for instruct ions,
'aifk saNectca by Telegraph 70 consult
wSEhs tHHSEnited States district attorney
"a trheSesstern district vi Nceth Carolina.
The Information contained in Collector
Ks'han's telegram was sent TO Secretary
oiney and Acting Attorney General Con
rad.
As the United States are at peace with
The United States of Colombia, under our
law there can be no overt act committed
in shipping arms and ammunition there.
1t is pointed out that what becomes of such
mcrcha ndize, if reshipped to Cuba OF re-
tanned in Colombia, is a matter for the
government OF Colombia to deal with
The morning times., 1895-09-20
NEW LEGAL. Ank.
Attempt to Take q Jns8 ssutt Before
a Justue I'm Aauf5ra,tv.

Attempt to Take q stn sSutt Before
Judge In Admiralty.
A novel suit. the cffececf which if con
tinued would be to take-s 5ury suit at law
before a judge in admirairisS was brought
yesterday afternoon by Hfedith winship
& Co through their atterf4s. Randall Hag-
ner, against Eiizabeth 8dskrs,
Mrs Rogers, as the administrators of her
husband, James Mel Rogers, recently filed
asuitat La W for 81 Q oeeHAsSogesa againstthe
company that appears as complainant in
the present case On SassSspber "a, 1894.
James Mel Rogers WIS run down while
fishing in a skiff by The flmefe Meredith
He was drowned in the accident and his
widow brought the &altssrferred to by
virtue of a s,asnte fssFzisly passed.
The libel brought yesterday by the owners
of the Gilmore MeredRhR,a precedent of
the class in local jurispt1ifence. 1t is a
libel for the purpose of limiting, under an
act of Congress, the liabilffy to the value
of the vessel and her freight at the time of
seizure.
The suit yesterday, therefore. asked to
stop the law suit already brought, and
consented TO the turning over of the vessel
to q trustee named by the court, after
which the owner shoutissbe discharged
from future liability.
Never miss the Etsning Times IL
you would have AEIA.the News,
The morning times., 1895-09-20
HERND0N ITEMS.

Misses Mary Moore and Woodward, Of
Alexandria, Va, are the guests OF Miss
Ethel Munkin.
Mr.. Buell. Stanley win make his debut
with the Charles Hanford Company next
Monday evening. Before returning to Ills
home OF Herndon lie viii make a tour of
the Northern and Western States.
The Black Friars held their usualmonthly
meeting in Central Hail Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Mankin gave n birth
day party on Tuesday evening in honor
OF their dnughter, Miss Ethel. Both vocal
and Instrumental music added To the
evenings pleasure. Those present Were
Misses May Simonds, Fannie Gresham,
Grace Stephenson. Nellie Tewksbury, Daisy
Leonhardt, and the Misses Steele, Of
Farmwell, Messrs. ]. Beverly North. Guy.
Mitchell, Ed Garrett, William Simonds,
Granville Garrett, Rev. MIR. Cox, and aIr.
Buell. Stanley.
j. Beverly North has returned to his
home in Auacostia, having spent the sum
mer here.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
EreEational Church met with Mrs. E. j.
Gresham yesterday afternoon.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
DR.. SUNDERLAND Is BACK
His Congregation Will Meet to
Decide About Dr.. TaImage.
MATTER SETTLED
Mr. J. l.. Norris Thinks the Eminent
New Yorker WIN at an Early Date
Come Here to Become Co-pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church.
Both Ministers Favorable.

Rev Dr. Sunderland reached Washing
He has come to call a meeting of his con
gregation with reference To securing Rev
T De Witt Talnlage as co-pastor.
When seen by Times reporter at the Of
flee of Mr. James L. Norris regarding the
report that Rev. DR.. Talmage will be
called to preside over the congregation of
the First Presbyterian Church, DR.. Sunder-
land said:
II Icame to the city few da Us since to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. George Parker.
There was nothing more in my visit than
that wished to please his wife, who had
requested ME to officiate.
$50 far as DR.. Talmage accepting a call
to my church is concerned let me tell you
that he will make no reply until he has
something to reply to. 1t is true, i have
had a communication from DR.. Talmage,
but do not think it expedient to give it to
the public Just yet.
II am here for the purpose OF having my
congregation call meeting, when tins mat
ter will be discussed. If my congregation
decides to call Dr. Talmage. the action VIII
D. sent to the district Preshytery, and the
approval of that body VIII have to be OBJ
taincd before any final action win be
taken.
Il want the matter Fettled, and I shall
have the meeting as soon as possible"
The doctor expects To remain with the
congregation, as they do not want his pas
toral relations severed.
Mr. James L. Norris said yesterday IL was
hoped that Mr.. Talniage would come To the
city at an early day and preside over the
First Presbyterian Church as co-pastor
with DR.. Sunderland.
He thought the matter would be speedily
settled, as DIR. Sunderland has come to the
city for The purpose OF bringing lis congre
CATION together for final action.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
WOMEN MAY STAY.
Odd Fellows Reject q Proposition TO
Exclude Them from mAfenbership.

Odd Fellows Reject q Proposition TO
Exclude Them from Membership.
Atlantic City, Sept. t9.-Tiie most i'm
portant subject considered by the Grand
Lodge, 1. o. o. F., to-day was the PROPOSE
tion to repeal the eligibility CLAUSE al the
Rebekah code of laws. which make eligible
TO membership all married white women of
good moral 'cilaractef,gdfghteen years and
upward.
Upon a vote being taken the amendment
Observation-Disclosures tofthe committee
adopted.
Hereafter whenever 1t can be certified
tothat any member had been in continuous
good standing in the order for fifty years
without an interruption not exceeding
our years, and that only while the grand
lodge of the State dfd not work, and there
by deprived the subordinate lodges, shall
identified toreceive md wearthe honorable,
veteran Jewel.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
SAMPLES OF ROAD MATERIAL.
Agricultural Department VIII Re-
ceive 1t Free by Mail.

Agricultural Department VIII Re-
ceive 1t Free by Natl.
The following statement. IN reference.
to a matter that has attracted much aten-
ton was given out by the Agricultural
Dcpartemcnt yesterday:
in view of the widespread desire to ex-
tibft road materiais at the Atlanta Expes1s'
ton, and in order TO occupy the space al
lowed 10 the best advantage, it has been
decided to receive email samples by mail
instead OF larger ones by freight. An
specimens which can be sent in time for
the opening of the road parliament ON
October IL, will be received and arranged
:or exhibition by States and counties, and
these specimens viii be transferred to
Washington for permanent use there at the
close of The exposition.
Upon application by postal card to the
office OF road inquiry, Department of Agri
culture, Washington D. c., franks and
directions for free mehing will be promptly
furnished to all who desire to send ex-
hibits.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses TO marry have been issued as
follows:
Arthur Smith and Mary Allen, both Of
Prince Geergess county, Nd.
Harry F. Barnard and Emma Belfield, OF
StratfoFd county, Va.
Allen Yates and Annie Rogers.
Samuel Neney and Florence Thomas.
DR.. Francis P. Morgan and Ida Adele
Pearce, of Bradford, Mass.
William McCray and Amanda Chew.
Ernest E. Patten and Geargiana Turner,
James I, Smith andSusie D. Hemingwsy,
Paul z. Peacock and Katie, Lanham.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

An approaching, :;msrriage IN which
Washington society will DE interested Is
tlIat of Miss Caroline Help, daughter of
the late United states Consul General
Heap, to Capt. Slade Baker, OF tile Royal
Artillery, A. d. C., son of Col. Baker, OF
Brighton, England. The ceremony will
take place ON the 26th of November in
the Collegiate Church OF st. Paul at
Malta. Miss Heap has lived abroad for
many years. but was formerly well Known
in Washington.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
UNDERTAKERS.
DIED.


CONN0R-on Thursday, September 10.
1895, at 8 ;45 O'Clock p. M, at his late
residence. 2435 street, Michael Ccunor,
beloved brother Of Mrs 7. j. Calvin.
Notice uf funeral hereafter.
H0OPER-on Thursday, September 10.
1895, at 1915 p. N, Ann Eliza Speake,
beloved wife OF william c. Hooper.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DE VAUGHAN-SuddenIy, at Baltimore,
Md, on wednesday, September 1S, 1895.
William F. De Vaughan, beloved husband
of cara E. De Vaughan.
oFENSTEiN-sIaesie, the beloved daugh
ter OF John and Louisa Ofenstein, departed
this life Wednesday, September Is, 1895.
in her eighteenth year
Funeral from The house, SO K street north.
east, at $50 O'Clock Saturday morning
Requiem mass at ST. AIoysfus' Church at
O'Clock. Relatives and ss1g:ends cor
dially invited.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
DRUM CORPS BOYS, BENEFIT.
Henderson Lads Raising Money. for
Their Trip to BuffalO.

Henderson Lads Raising Money. for
Their Trip to Buffalo.
The Union Veteran Legion have decided
to ia ke with them to the Buffaln Encamp-
ment on the 9th prox. the Junior II henderson
Drum Corps. The Legion whiIe at Buff
faio will do its best work towards getting
the national encampment in this city, to
which they have been cordially invited
by the Commissioners.
The Henderson Drum Corps will form a
taking feature, and they are making efforts
to attend in the best of style.
In order to raise funds for the trip they
gave last night. at the National Rifles
Armory, a musical and literary entertain
ment for their benefit. Manager W. II.
Easton, Of the Bijou Theater, permitted sew
eral of his present company to ia kc part in
the programme. The attendance was large
and the resultsatisfactory Theprogramme
was closed with a dance
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Good TemIrMrs. Meeting:

Liberty Lodge, No. 8, l. o. G. T.. held
its regular meeting; Tuesday evening at
Weller's Hall, corner E.sh:h and streets
southeast, with an. unusually large num-
berlin attendance. There ewerevisitors from
Friendship ard Rescue; also Sister Pas
ridge, Of the grand lodge ofCalifornia, repre-
sentative to the supreme lodge. The follows
ing persons took part in the programme:
Miss Bertha Kennedy, Mr. Ross Wise, Miss
Nellie Bishop, Mr. George Spence, Miss
Emma Bishop, Mr. B. Bond. Remarks were
made by Mr.. Williamson, president T. NJ. G.
A., a newly elected member OF Liberty.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
RAU.M'c
u 4Ie 7th St. u
Fridays
Red Ticket
Bargains.
Every article mentioned
below is greatly reduced in
price. and only a limited
quantity Of each.

IL 1-2c. Cotton Crepe eforeurtaihs. &c. yd.
SOC. Tapestry. in fancy colors. bic.
soc. Ladies' Balbriggan Vests, high
neckand short sleeves. .29c
35c. Ladies' Ribbed Pants, kneeIeDgth. .21c.
IL Lee. ChiIdrens Ribbed Vests. &c. ca
25c. Childrens Black Ribbed Hose, Sizes
0, IL and only. =. :. ..15c.
2oc. Ladies Drop Stitch Hose. bootpat-
tern. small lot only. =. :. ..-..1Sc.
4oc. Extra Heavy Boys Ribbed Hose.
fast black. Size 8 only. :. =. =. -. 25c.
6 pairs of Si.65 Ladies' Black Santa
Marie Gloves. odd sizes. SOC.
/ 9 lie All Linen Handkerchiefs.. SC. ca.
21c. Windsor les. in colors.. a.
25c. Linen Sailor Collars, edged with
WHITE. 14c.
1c. Darning Cotton, in colors, IL cards
ior.-.. &c.
&C Star S Skirt BRAID, an coIors. ca.
&C. Barbour's Linen Fl.s, all colors
...- &c a skcln.
sc. Polished Hose Darners.. :. :. ..3c. ca.
Sc. wbiteand Black Elastic. lei yd.
Sc Basting Cotton. white and black
-. lie. spool.
&C. Pure Turkish Bath s-aap.......2c. cake
25c. Package SedIitz Powder. :. :. &c.
= &c. Best Tan Shoe Polish. -. - .-Sc.
15c. White Metal Buckles. -...-...-Tc. each
1OaBd 15c Fancy Shell Hairpins...... sc. ca.
25and3Sc Purses and Pocket Books. ...19c.
CSC. Meaum-weight Mems Merino In
dcrwcar. =. =. -. :. =. E. -.15c.
CSC. Linen Bosom Percafe shirts, sep
aratc cuffs and collars. =. CSC.
25c. Four-in-han1 silk Ties -. ..19c.
&c. White Pique Teck Ties. =. e.. Be.
30c. Dark Ground Figured China Silk .1sc.
soc Black Figured Granite Cloth -. .35c-
15c. Neat Plai Dress Goods. SC.
100 Remnants of Wool Dress Goods at
half price.
l lot Retnnan nts Dressmakers' Cambria
.s.sE l-Ec
So AH-linen Dinner Napkins. -. ..S1-19
i2 1-2. 10 and ISc. Plaids and Striped
Lawns and orgaudies.. IS Sic
8 81 25Aiilinen ringedCioths, yards
long, --cSc ca
sec summer Corsets, large size only. DC.
So SO FAN Weight Children's Coats,
Sizes l to 4 years. =. :. e. Isl .fS
Csc Ladies' Cbemise, Corset Covers,
Drawers. .--3Sc
30 and i5c. Boys School waists, in flan
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So 25 Duck Suits light and dark .-... 81 90
The morning times., 1895-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fritz, of Ne.
80 SECOND street southeast, gave chris
tening reception Sunday in honor of their
baby boy, Clarence Leo. Mrs. Robert
Pearson was godmother and Mr. Charles
Hunt godfather. Among those present
were Mr.. md Mrs. john Nailey, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Clarence Hunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hutchings, Mr.. ~. T. Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Posey, Mrs. Rush,
Mrs. H. Beck, Mr.. Frank kaufman, Miss
Grace Dent, Mr.. John T. Hurd, grand
father OF Baby Fritz; Miss Rosa Burch,
and Mrs. Kaufman.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Pe-sonaI Mention.

DR.. Hartleben has returned to the city
from Louisville. KY, where he attended the
G. A. r. encampment. Afterward ne took
a flying trip to yincenes, Ind, St. Louis,
Mo-. Belleville, Centcrville and Columbia,
Illinois.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

regular meeting at the residence of Mrs.
west, on Wednesday evening. The follow
ing officers were elected Mr.. A. q.
Nau, president; Miss j. Manley, vice
president; Mr.. j. Annien. secretary, and
Miss Matilda Nau, treasurer.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

An engagement recently announced in
Baltimore OF interest in = 'ssliingtfin al well
is that of Miss Sara'C. Dainge:field, of Alley
andria, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reverdy
Daingerreid, to Mr.. bernard Carter, of.
baltimore. No date has yet been set for
the marriage Mr.. Carter is sassociated with
his father in the practice of law in Balti-
Iore.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

The marriage of Miss Ethel Grant Shriver
TO Mr.. Roosevelt Beardslee will take place
on TueEday next at Oswego. Miss Shriver
is well known in washington, as she has
resided for the last couple of winters with
her aunt, Mrs. Kennedy, on Rhode Island
avenue. The bride and groom W i'll sail for
Europe on the LIST of October and expect to
ae gone for a year.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
MARRIED.

COX-MEYERS- On SeptezA,er Is. 1S95,
at 10 a. NJ. by the Rev. / 5<tE W. Carter,
at Mount TerEsn Parsos&e, Frank c.
Cox and Christena A. Nkrs, both OF
Washington, D. C. No ed9sis.
HUTCHINGsoN-NoR septem-
Der : ..at St Mary's StareSihe Sea Church,
Baltimore. Md, by the ~, Thonas ].
tonx b. C., to Mss Biiza a NORRIS, OF
Ieonard,e -.n. Nd .psrs sseasecOpyA
The morning times., 1895-09-20

Miss May Krtidler, daughter OF Capt.
E. A. Kreidler, yesterday .returned from
summer outing at Coney Island, Man
haitian Beach and Wilmington, Del, where
sire visited her uncle, Gen. BoOtes.