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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Broker William and another 20 to the S Of WeI
imTToye"en' 81 isSs 825 of Webster .ss
aye yea Fx;n md Wife to Louisa Bragg no
RraaSI 416s lg sad4 IT q; -ss cor ~"
H nfT is 5f4n and + rar1ay 5s.s, O0o
Becker sophia TO G% reaIs' s'e'" 1000
s. 2 # Sl Ryer and wife No 1922 East sd 1000
ca s. yeaTFf rancs ana wife al to Jane;
Mage n corner Lenox-aVe ana i''' $4,000
year ...... co me nroperty year 49, SIS
conner John j ve to MeS corner rle Tot So map por
gar, gam Of ponnng estate being lots So and o. OF 44
ch SAID Y HsTah Il 70 william seaTes lot 2S2 loo
map Of W Ea4ndlus and we he NewY0rk
~ Life Insurance Co 7dth-st l4Z II oi " 5000
pnabar Mary B. %igranf nd I'd s,haaye
inrs Bank S6th-st no II 81 1000
year II warner and wife % the Greenwich say
Els Is II INK ssth-st 154 f. of Boulevard 70 600
years mo Northern. Improvement
Fa y" li FSdst 1928 ' Of *eOsier-ave $50
ra years John j. and wife to Camilla wiriar Ts
r, Morris IDc Sa'f M and wife to John Grsss
corner r Jay an spq wife to Mary 4s'h
ST. 300 It " Of l1,h-ave. years. cha
Hertz srls:r F "a ssl az" Rss AI%s TO- aO
H sTsama Mfh ane or ave- 2c +, 5hs pro
,,pp osea,: y Ansst to Julius FIeschmann and
VIE : loiih-s, 95 IT Of Madson-ave 400
,a Years August: and wife to the East River saw
ines Instltmto. ssth-st 23l # Of 1st-aNe' ooo
Jordan Alexander A. ana VIE VIZ 10 vear 10000
, iSn Emma s L. II to Thomas Mcau io,hst COO
= rs g OF 4th-ave. 2oxlV0 IT, yehaasii
Kulckei. Matilda. to the Most Key Mloi 49, ~
C',rrigan Columbus-ave, =. lot 80 map Do""- ~
ing estate In,s y ,a same columbus lots 10
~ Ic man Downing estate. years 'o"
Noora Alexander Therese + lhmick oNti ~ x.,so
n : 100 II Of Central Park West . ye ar. "''
McKevey John the Bradley CuIrler or oIn
pary. Limited ioth-ave. 5a c9 @ Months 10 725
loh-aye. 15s # or asa snSthe9 To- George
Marchand Wooster-st W S, l4oo II ~ ., nO
Houston II, years ....'' -: nd an
perkins BENJAMIN. Lucy W Dresei ana an % oco
other trustees. No A. East t1ih 81, -, . 10 ~.
and John Schaefer. East broadway 40 so ono
Vonr and % years. MORTGAGES "'
smith Peter to Henry Baird, U, NhI'1I,"o
ave n S. 175 IT OF Southern bouie'"'' 200
smith Sarah to the Most Rev. NJ C"Triean'
Ltnsei,o ave lots - and ~, map DOWN. A..
csifsrd Mary 10 same Bronxvle- ave, s. io's - no,
81 ana AZ map oil lots Dowing estate . N'Is, 1870
Smith. Adele y, to the trustees Vi w NJ Jersey
7lsi 81 n r. 275 II ~ West Emo var '"'
Spengler Charles. Eliza Deaheio i"'' ST. /" ~ mn
80 II % u 5th-ave = year '
Tams Blanche r :. to the Lawyers, NJ 1 'b"t
Insurance ComIany 20 ST. > ii' 1900
I.exirgton-avc. years - ve,rono,-
Tinald Domenico and another to the M MI Pa,
IAN savings Bank and another NO 81" f"aS' G ooc
i1sth- ST. / year. mges. o
Wahlig Charles John EntWistle, l'S''h ST. M
-; n - II - Ann save, ] year. -. -. -'''
u-ieher herman and wife Frederick Me- army
Daws,n-st s. lis # Of Leesett ave III , o..
sta
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FCRNIS- I'D ROOMS.

observation-disclosures ,~>~.~,>~- >>~r~N~oO~o~
BACK PARLOR. suitable for physic an or
dentist. with owner. "a West llaih St.
references.
DESIRABLE ROOMS. nicely furnished. al
conVcnienc.s. board IL desired, M letat".
location pleasant. accessible. +'3 Nesi
2ith-st
29TH-ST.. H. between 9Th ard Madison
ayes Rooms bachelor quarters, suite.
single: with or without private BATH.
- WEST 2eD-sT-
Rooms FOR bachelors.
32D-sT.. 81 and - near inp~riaI.--Parlor
suite. with private bath, also nal rooms
references exchanged.
32D-sT. = WEST single rooms. with
hoard. for gentlemen. references.
3sD ST. 8 EAST. elegantly furnished
suite or single room for gentlemen. pr.-
vat" family. breakfast optional
lo2p-ST. 800 WEST.-Two large hand
some rooms: furnished Now throughout;
superior NV England table. choice loca-
tion. references.
2iS WEST 18TH ST Excellent furnished
rooms. every modern Improvement, hot.
cold water hath. reliable.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
tn" Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No l.2i2 Broadway. 2d door north
n @lsi ST.. until . O'Clock p. m. adN"r-
tis'Wrnts r"c"iv.c al the following branch
o,Ac.s ~ regular Office rates until o'clock
y. M. VIZ: 81 shave. >. -. cor. 23d-
st. IJ2 Gth-ave.. cor. l2th-st.. Mays.
C:h ave and l4th-st.. l+2 Columbus ave.
near West Gcfh ST LOG West i2d ~, near
Cth-ave.. - East liih st; 217 West I'D
ST.. between IN and sth ayes. -? East
47ih-st.. ..,3S Sd ave-. between 10Th and
nth SITS. .O2G 81 ave. near 6lst St: 1.Io>
lst-aye.. near S9th-st $50 81 near
4lst-st.: 80 81 ave. 325 Beccker-s'..
zoos 30 ave: 30 East I9ih St.: l.92l I'd
ave. . GG2 3d-aVe.. - Amsterdam
4O2 Vest 42d LIST. lis East 18Th ST., 2o3
Fast 4sth-st.; $50 sth-aye.. COL 9th-ave.:
!. 1872 3d-ay-. near GTth-sf.. :o4 Fast s6th-
St. go Broadway. l.JG3 slave. II?
sth-ave.. 1875 81 ave. 7j3 9th ave. At
the Harlem Offices: 205i 81 ave. near
1l3th-st.. 1876 East 10Th ST.. near 3d-ave.;
243 West l2jth-st bet. 7th and sth ayes;
go West lljth-st. At the ~ okyn Offices:
3s7 Fulton st.: 726 Fulton St. C3 Court
St. 4S Broadway. f. D.. l33 broadway.
+. D.: iJ2 Myrtle ave. near Broadway.
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Citp 11ropertn for Sale

NOR sALE-The valuable estate known the Victoria
Annex on the Of Broadway and 26th-st
Apply 20 ALIEN. S. PORTER. 81 Dev)nshire ST. hos
OF Mass.
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BOARD-Two large. pleasant rooms on
second floor. private family. good table,
references exchanged. Ill LenON road,
between Flatbush and Rogers ayes.
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18TH ST. 10 WEST.-I5eautiful large %
and 80 floor rooms: suitable for families
table unexcelled: service iirst-class.
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r,RxIsHEp HOUSES TO LET.

uorcDNoNO-o.N~NNNoNr N~~~~>~~o@~"~<S~'S'~~
PERFECTLY FURNISHED l2-ropm
house. careful family Of adults winter
or longer Is West lO6th-st.
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BOARD.-3O6 WEST 10TH ST. between
Riverside Drive and West End-aVc.-
Large. line rooms. with board. delightful
lO, alton.
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cl.aning by the day. III
ave. "a floor back -.---..-,s n
.nysRrIsrMENrs and sub,1l Tpisss
The TIN IL received AT IA Ssor nnl
Once 30. i.2,2 Broadway. - NJ atser..
~ aist-st.. min O'Clock ? ~" bfasi,
Nis.m.nt, received az the f'ii,ns o',ioh
o,,,ces a, regular office rates "''" ,,r. ~
n m. viz: 80 shave. :, Nscs
y, i,e S,h ave: cor. l2in-s' ,nss-aSs..
G,h-ayr. and iith-st az .'i IN ID. ns'
near IVES, ,,G,h St. lrd West ,- we,, 90
Gth-aye.: 90 East iith 81 - 10 IS
~ tetween Ith ana >ih ~, 18Th a..
aim It. i.33s 3i-aNe.. o't"rf' - iN
rim SITS i.O2d 81 ave. ne "a ave pa
is,-ave.. near >?th II 80 ~, -, p,Seckpf-..,
aIst~st a5a 81 fave. ~ 9si W
eos sd-aNe 2iO FAST I'm s,o,dan, ave
Az, , 6Ga 3d-aNe. ~ ,,ss,s'st. ~
400 West i2d-st: ii> East ,sl eth-ss.
E,s, ,sii-si. s56 9TH ave, 80 80 rss, .6la,
ias sd-ave.. near 67th-si -V % we ave-. y,
St. |. G2o Broadway: lo.-:,, s,h-aye y
shave: i.3is "a ave .oS "'s nss'
the Harlem Otiices: 2.o5l 81 49, si-ass.
ii3th-st.. i5G East l2e'h-ss'' "a S,h sses
IA Nest i25th-st.. bet. I'm a ''r Ofios
400 West ii5,h--st. At the bI."N'.s cout
MI Fulton st. T2d Fulton ~, Rrcsdxs!
at: As Broadway. f. D., 10 nrosaSAi
+. D. 1852 MYrtis-sse, nc"
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HANDSOME OFFICE. occupied five years
by MUSICIAN, 70 let with board. respoh-
sible parties only. Address 80 ". 2>th-st.
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MADISON-AVE., CORNER 3lSTST-
Handsomely furnished single and double
rooms. with excellent board and appoint
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MISCELLANEOUS.

,>yo~u>uooN1oo-Noc<NN NyNNNNN~-~NNNNONN>'~
ABSOLUTE DIVORCES Proof RED
Separations. damages. collections. inv's-
legations. shadOwing. private iniormailon'
legal evidence furnished; expert detective
service. WESTLOTORN CO.. Detective
and Law Agency. III broadway.
EVERYTHING must 60 this week: want
room for next week. Come and soc
what we do To clear the place. JAMMES.
go Broadway.
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>N.o.~y0N-0N@O0.@--l~O0 O00NOO0NNNNON0
A-3i WEST 5lST-ST Handsomely fur
nlshed and desirable large and small
rooms, with board, references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

BEAUTIFULLY decorated. furnished or
unfuinishcd rooms. all conv~nirnces. eN-
celltnt board II desired. private family,
desirable Tor physician. refined parties. '1l
Vest 4sth-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

32D-sT - and - near Imperial. --Parlor
suite. with private bath, also nall rooms
references exchanged.
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2iS WEST 18TH ST Excellent furnished
rooms. every modern improvement, hot.
cold water. hath. reliable.
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Ne-N~~,NyNO-NNN-NO/SS0.0 = NN|~c>NN~>
BACK PARLOR. suitable for physician or
dentist. with owner. 234 West ll3ih ST.
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

BI'TCHER. by a hrst-class journey,nan man
bu,cIDr. with good references. Address
l.. ,.,r. - Janitor 900 East llth-st.
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NATSKlLL EVENING LINE.
PROVIDENCE LIME

FOR BOSTON WORCESTER. the NORTH and EAST
The RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHt' SETS leave NEW
FER 30 y. r. block above Canal St. at $40 p VI
daily. except Sunday Shortest rain ride FINE ORCHES
IRA each steamer
STONINGTOS LINE for all points East. Steamers
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE leave Pier 90 ~ H. at
g. T. daDv nd
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GARDENER. FI-ORIsT.-OT gentleman's
place: married. practical. experience In
greenhouses. carnaUon and rose houses
graperics. vegetables and general outdoor
gardening. good references. +. g.. bon
3i7, Hampstead. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

BOOKKEEPER. &c.-swiss. % years;
iusf arrived IN New-York. speaks several
lannuag,s. is experienced bookkreper. sa.e
man and cashier looks for steady position
security given If required. Address r. NJ
L., = Iri.urn Offica.
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GARDENER- Scotch: married. desires sit
uation: thoroughly understands green
house graperies. lawns and vegetables; COM
petent to take full charge Ca gentlemsn's
place. frst-c,ass references. address j. h..
1 Brown-ave.. stamford. Cnnn.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
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Male.
FEEDERS WANTED for cylinder presses
wages. so and sl2. McLrRE'S MAG
AZINE. 40 East 26th-st.
PRESsMEN for both rotary and cylinder
presses: wages. $50 and $50. MCLtRE ;
MAGAZINE. 40 East 26th-st.
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The Tribune received at heir UPTOWN
Ofica. No l2l2 broadway. "a door nor'h
- 2iet st until O'Clock y. m. adVer-
,isem.nfs received ut the following branch
offices NJ regular Office rates until o CLOCK
n M. viz. 25i shave. . cor. I'D
- f5e cth-ave.. cor l2th-st.. Mays.
Gfh av. and i4fh-st. " Coiumhus-aNe..
r.,r West Goth st.: 100 West i2a s., near
Gfh-avs.: 90 East llth-si.. - Nc-t 20.
- between IN and sth ayes ll9 Eas,
t-.r g. 99S 2l-ave.. between 18th and
71il SITS. orc 3d-aNo.. near Gis' st: / iOs
ist ave near SI'h-st. 60 % ave. near
li.i ST.. 5il ~ ave. 3el Ble.cksr-s'
, COS ~ ave: 80 East T9fh-st.. 1921 ID
a,e Gc2 3d-avc.. - Amsterdam ave:
,Oe Vest i2d 81. l4S Fast 18th st: 2n3
f-1s, iS.h st.: 500 9fh-aVe.. col ?th-aNe-
i52 cG-ave.. near G1th-st.. 9ni East sot p
:. go Broadway. ljG3 3t-ave.: y?
Sth ave IBIS % ave 753 Gth-ave.
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GARDENER. FLORIST and FARMER. -
Understands all work on gentlemans
place. also mushrooms. married: one son.
% years old; entire charge OF gentleman
place. JOSEPH A. BAILEY. Morristown.
n ].
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
A-3I WEST DIST handsomely fur
nished and desirable large and small
rooms. with board, references.
BEAUTIFULLY decorated. furnished or
unfufnishcd rooms. all cuny~nirnces, eN-
celltnt board II desired. private family,
desirable tor physician; refined parties. "'l
West 4sth-st.
BOARD-3oG WEST 10TH ST, between
Riverside Drive and West End-aVe.-
Large. hne rooms. with board; delightful
lOoation.
BOARD-Two large. pleasant rooms on
second floor. private family. good table;
references exchanged Ill Lenox road.
between Flatbush and Rogers ayes
MADIsON-AvE.. CORNER Dist ST
Handsomely furnished single ana double
rooms. with excellent board and appoint
ments.
HANDSOME OFFICE. occupied five years
by MUSICIAN 70 let with board. respon-
sbe parties only. Address 80 ". list.
3 LARGE connecting rooms alcove. 81
floor. nicely furnished. superior table.
American family, private table II desired
convenient to Il" AMI cable roads Ad-
dress L. Box 10. Tribune Oh.ce.
IgTH-ST.. 81 WEST.-Beaurifu large "a
and "a floor rooms. suitable for iami-
lies table uneXcelled, service nrsl-class.
18TH ST. 10 WEST Beautiful large %
and 30 floor rooms: suitable for families
table unexcelled: service hrst-class.
2lsT-sT.. II EAST
Desirable rooms. with board. references.
- FAST 9TH -sT.-Large and single
rooms en- suite or single. private baths,
table and appointments hrst-class.
e6TH ST. 81 WEST Elegant parlor
suits: private bath. other double and
single rooma; superior table.
34TH-ST.. - WEsT.-Handsomely fur
n.shei rooms. with or without board. ref
errnces exchanged.
36rH ST. ~ WEST. Desirable rooms
with breakfast or full board home like
surroundings. references exchanged.
30 WEST 2GTH-ST.. MILI.ER's. Suite.
ne hight. front; double and single rooms
frst-class table: hotel conyenlences rea-
sclabe rates.
40 EAST 18Th sT.-Largc handsome front
room hall room connecting. excellent
table. references.
9TH ST. 4O4 WEST.-select families.
excellent h, me-. every accom-, dation.
beautiful suites. gentlemen. ladies'. stu
dents. cooking attendance uneXcelled.
b3D-sT.. - WEST. Handsome second
story front room. all cOnvcnienccs; hall
room. house and table strictly first class.
references.
% II > OLD W 70 -ildiih''hifis
nished large ana small rooms, with
board. convenient Broadway and l. sta
ton references.
II WEST 10TH ST. Very desirable
rooins IN suite or singly. excellent
board all corNeniencc-. references.
~ EAST 18Th ST. near Lexington ave
Furnished rooms to let with board
couple or gentleman. reference.
l24 LEXINGTON AVE. Third noor en-
aIf IIf
table; terms reasonable. table board.
ool WEST 56TH-ST Superior rooms. with
board. central location. references.
AZ WEST 2lST ST. Neatly furnished
rooms. opposite seminary. terms reason
able. private family.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
suRURBAs RhaI nsrATh

At NONTCLAIR.-- Houses for sale ana Z
let: furnished and unfurnshed. W VI vi
TAYLOR. Montclair. y. j.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-08
A Big Land Suit.

Ate o'clock Saturday evening L. S
District Attorney Jones filed a com
plant in the L. :. District Court on
the part Of the u. S. Government in a
suit involving the land on which the
town Of Wadsworth is situated and
also the west end Of the Pyramid
Lake Reservation.
The suit is against the Southern
Pacific Railroad Of Kentucky. the
Central Pacific Railroad Co. OF Cali
fornia, the Metropolitan Trust Co.
Of New York City. the Pacific Lum-
Der il Flume Co. Of Nevada, The Pa.
cific Improvement Co. Of California.
also sixty other individual defendants
living in and about the town Of Wads.
worth.
AT IL O'Clock Saturday night the
time for beginning such a suit would
have elapsed under the statutes Of
Limitation. The complaint alleges
that the c. p. Co. acquired possession
Of the lands by U. S. patent from the
General Land Department by virtue
OF an Act Of Congress approved July
!, 1862, and the a~mendatory Act OF
1864 providing that the railroad ac-
quired title to alternate sections along
the line OF the road Of all lands mot
sold, reserved or otherwise disposed
Of but that said Act should not i'm.
pair any preemptiOn, homestead or
swamp land right
The complaint further alleges that
the sections taken by the road and
sold or leased TO the other defendants
in the suit had previously become the
property Of william T. O'Neil, Alex.
ander O'Ncil. Isaac z. Lcbo and Ole.
nc Wemer bona ide homestead set.
tiers, also land granted to the Indians
OF the Pyramid Lake Reservation.
The complaint declares tina, the
patents granted TO the S. y. r. 4
Company on said land are null and
void.
The suit involves at least half ;
million dollars, md the righ,gof prob
ably over a hundred people-Carsor
Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-08
hat AN Editor Does.

All a fellow has to do 10 run a news.
paper, says the Summer, Mo. Star, is
to be able to write a poem, discuss the
tariff, umpire d basc ball game. report
a wedding. saw wood. beat Il lawyer.
describe Il fire 30 that the readers will
shed their wraps. make q dOliar do the
Work Of ten. shine at q sOirce. address
a horticultural society, measure cal.
leo, abuse the liquor habit. test whis.
Key, subscribe TO charity. 90 without
meals, attack free silver. defend bi.
metaliism. sneer at snobcery. wear
diamonds, invent advertisements.
overlook scandal. praise babies. dc.
light pumpkin raiscr. minister to the
afflicted, heal tie disgfuntIci. tight to
a finish. set i!pe. mould opinion.
sweep the Ollie speak at prnyc,
meeting and stand in with everybody
aud everything, etc.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. February &--Ia tie
Senate today the Cuban resolutions
uere discussed Linda! said ;hAt
the only results o. the trouble N Cuba
=ould be the 90 ap!e:e Independents
OF Cuba OF the utter zasihilzaoa q
the Cuban people Tie only step b.
Congress Ehicn would zvzH Eouli be
the recognition OF The complete rade-
perd-nce q Cuba The resolution
did not contemplate active in;erTeG-
ton. II extended oar good u4o- 20
Spain With the TeE @: securing the
intimate undergraduates 0! Cuba
Spain Owed CCba As much as 1ur-
key oEed iros1Iz- Ur Is the United
States owes Venezuela, but Spain
Contemplated the a~nnihila:ioa OF all
the zble-boiied men IN Cuba 20 crush
the insarrec;ioa. Sherman closed
the debate and said that the United
States must intervene and stops crime
which =es bs!ond description. Sher
nzn said he did cot favor Cuban an
neIatiOn 20 the United States, bui
strongly fzTo-ed Cubzn annexation TO
Mexico. With its kindred people.
GalEnge: followed Sherman IL the
Senate =ith q strong appeal for the
recognition Of Cuban independence.
he said that Cuba vas making q
struggle the same O. the United States
made in lTI6. and that Weyler was q
tyrzni. He believed that Cuba
would attain its independence, but
this country could make the contest
bHeter With the proper word Of en-
enlargement
The Serate Committee on Elections
and Privileges to-day appointed a sub
committee, consisting OF Mitchell Of
Oregon, Burrows and Turpie. to con
slider Mitchel's resolution for the cleo
ton Of Senators by a direc; yote Of
the people, with instructions TO report
on Friday.
The Senate passed the Cuban reso-
lunons recognizing the beligerency
Of the Cnbans and requesting Presi.
deEt Cleveland TO exercise his friend.
~ Offices with Spain 10 secure the in
dependence OF Cuba.
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4 sad Event

The death (. little Guy French. on
j. soa o! Mr.. and Ms j. L. French.
SATURDAY afternoon =as one 81 the
%iieSt vents that has ever been our
dat. 20 chronicle. I; vas no; cener.
ally known II town that the little
fellow q sick until SATURDAY fore
100 Ehsa II Ess reported that his
recovery was doubtful. Guy was IN
=ell The 6rst Of the week. bu; his
parents thought Il nothing more than
a severe cold. Wednesday lie went 10
bad and his parents gave him the usual
remedies tor ! cold. Guygrev worse
and Eh-n DR.. Mcdowell vas called
later II WIS seen that the dread dis
= SCARLET fever had taken such a
hold on his system that nothing could
stay It's ravages. All iha; medical
So could do vas done for him.
but he disease had gained such head
Wy that al the hour O. 3 p. ".
Guys pure spirit took its flight TO the
other world.
Sunday afternoon while the cold
Winter winds blew the pure SNOW
hither and yoa. q large crowd Of sym.
~p!thizIng friends gathered at the
grief stricken home and terdeyly
bore the life!eS remains Of their dar
ling boy 10 the cemetery on the hill.
Here the Rev. John Dawson read the
burial service Of the Episcopal church
and made q tew appropriate remarks.
The choir sang several hymns and all
that was earthly OF little Guy was left
in the silent city Of the dead.
Guy was Z universal favorite in
town. He knew everybody and
everybod! knew him. Bright beyond
his years. always pleasant and courte.
Gus. his cute sayings and pleasing
manners won tor him friends who
sincerely mourn his untimely death.
His parents are h~eartbrOken over
the death Of their only son. Words
Of sympathy sincerely spoken fall far
short Of consolation in their hOur Of
tnal. God alone can heal their
broken hearts. Their darling boy is
safely sleeping in the arms Of Him
who said, Suffer little children to
come unto me for Of such is the king.
dom Of heaven May little Guy be
to them q light in the window to guide
them safely 10 the haven Of rest be.
yond the grave.