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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-31
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

The members of The Anthracite Glce
club are requested to meet promptly
at $50 o'clock at Jones hall, North
Mair avenue, this evening.
The funeral services of the late John
w. GriiIiths will be held this afternoon
at , o'clock at the residence, ll6l Ey-
non street. Interment will be made at
the Washburn street cemetery.
At a recent meeting of the Ladies'
Ma society of the Plymouth Congra-
gGtoual church held at the church the
following officers were elected Mrs.
John y. James, president; Mrs. DaV-
id Williams, vCc-presdent; Mrs. y. b.
EynOn. secretary treasurer
The annual report Of the Bellevue
Accidental Mine fund for the tisca year
ending December "a, 1897, as prepared
by the auditors, John j. Graham and
Thomas B, Jones, shows the fund to
be in excellent standing. Thirty-eight
now mCmbcrs have neen added to the
ron; cash on hand, December %, 1886,
SGS2 l6; receipts during year past,
$ll'0,23; expenditures. death benefits,
$5"O and $ilJl4i for general expenses,
total, $40 IA, Cash on hand, December
total, $949,14.
The vigilants Of the several districts
of the Fifth ward held a meeting last
evening and decided to call the caucus
for the Nominations Of ward officers
for Saturday, January s between the
hours of four and seven o'clock. This
is the same date upon which delegates
To the city convention for the nominal
tiOn of six school controllers large
Will be held The ward will chose its
delegates i'm conjunction with the 9TH
or ward officers.
Tho members # Keystone lodge, No
81 Loyal Knights Of America, will
meet at Har Carl han, North Main ave-
nue., this afternoon at o'clock for the
purpose of attending the funeral Of
John w, Griftiths, of l16l Eynon street.
Howell Evans was held in 5000 bail
before Alderman Moses last evening
fer his appearance at court on a charge
of assault and battery preferred by
W, f. Morgans, a special officer,
Richard j. PrOtheroe, of Academy
street, announces himself as a candl-
date for the school cOntrollership of the
Fifth ward
At a regular meeting of Washington
camp No, l7S, Patriotic order Sons Of
America, held last evening in Redman's $
han. The following officers were elect
ed; President, Sylvanus Sayitts; vice.
president, Albert Kline; treasurer. AL
fred Twining; recording secretary,
Stewart Besecker: financial secretary,
Lirden V, Decker; conductor, Evan
Jones' Inspector Harry j. Smith;
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Henry Thomas, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Thomas, of North Main ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Rockwell
have closed their residence on North
Main avenue, and have gone to New
York city. where they expect to re-
side permanently
The literary circle Of Marquette coun-
ell, Young Mems Institute will hold an
interesting meeting this evening. The
subject for the evenings discussion
will be: Resolved that women should
be granted equal suffrage"
Miss Name Hodgson, of Amelia ave-
nue., is indisposed.
Miss Lucretia Thomas, of Reese
street. is visiting relatives at Wilkes
Barre.
John Stanton. of Bellevue college.
New York, is visiting his parents in
this end.
Miss Lillian Winkla, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robinson. for
the past few days, returned yesterday
to hor hurne IN Pittston.
Miss Annt" Patton. Of Olv0hant, is
III" guest Of hor aunt Mrs. Thomas Jen-
kins, OF Oak street
The members of Hiram lodge. No. 2Gl,
Ere, ard Accepted Masons. will aesrm-
l.. at the lodge rooms on Sunday. Jan.
:, at l2.3O O'Clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of Abram
T. Dunning. Members or sister lodges
are fraternally invited to attend In
termcnt at Elmhuret
The Schubert Glee club. a well known
musical organization Of this end, ten
dered Mine Inspector Roderick a re-
CeptiOn at his home on North Main
avenue. During the evening the Glce
club rendered some fine selections,
which were appreciated by the large
number present. At the conclusion of
the programme, refreshments were
served.
Peter the young son of Mr.. and Mrs
p. T.. MCIiale, of West Market street
mad narrow escape from serious in
jury yesterday morning as 4 result Of
helng run down by a delivery wagon.
The boy was playing on Market street
near the intersection Of Brick, and di-
fectly in the wagons course. The dri-
yer had no tins to avert the accident
and consequently the child was knocked
down by the horse and before the out
mt could be brought to a standstill
the wagon passed over his leg He
was carried to his home, whero an pX-
animation by a physician revealed the
fact that the child had sustained no
broken bones but the leg was badly
lacerated and will take some time to
heal.
An excellent concert will be rendered
IN connection with the Tea Party"
which is to be held this evening in
Company II armOry. Those who will
participate are: Mrs. David y. Lewis.
Philip Thomas, Joshua John. A large
choir will sing several anthems.
The Adons Dancing class will con-
duct a social il st. Mary's han this
evening
The closing hours of 1897 will be fit
tingly observed with a song and prayer
service in the many church s of this
end this evening. At the Puritan Con-
gre2ational church the watch meeting
will commenca at 1915 and will be un-
der The supervision of Rev. Horace
! ckover In Tho West Market Street
Welsh Baptist chuIyh the BAPTIST
Young Peoples union win be in charge.
Watch meeting scIli e.. will be held in
the Christian N'rth Main Avenue BaD-
tist ana Wayne Avenue Baptist
g..5f-.. l.g
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(Uest Side and City Suburban

repeated this evening at the church.
No doubt the second performance will
be much better than the first, as many
of the little difficulties then encoun-
tered will he smoothed out There will
be no watch service, and an admission
of ten cents will he charged.
The committee of arrangements, Of
which Michael Hennegan is chairman,
and p j. McAndrew, secretary, an
nounce that everything is practically
completed for the grand entertainment
and ball which the members of ST.
Leo's Tourist club will hold at st. Da-
vid's hall to fittingly usher in the New
Year. The hall has been artistically
decorated with national colors, etc,
and evergreens and pOtted palms will
add to the beauty of the scene. Good
music will be provided for the dance
numbers.
The young people of the Bellevue
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church
viii conduct a social at the church this
evening in conjunction with the watch
night service.
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THIS EVENINGS AFFAIRS.
Cantata Rcpctitions and Watch
Night Services in Several Places.

The young people of the Jackson
Street Baptist church will hold a con-
cert and social in the auditorium this
evening to watch the old year out and
the new come in. The affair will fol-
low the annual election of Sabbath
school officers. 1t is an invitation So
cial and only the young people of the
church and those holding invitations
will be admitted at the door. An eX-
Cellent programme has been arranged
for the occasion.
The congregation of the Hampton
Street Methodist church will conduct
a watCh-night service at the church
this evening, which will begin at 8
o'clock. Praise service, followed by a
short sermon by the pastor, Rev. F.
p. Doty, will occupy the early part Of
the evening. A short social session will
then be held. The pastor will preach
another short sermon and close with
the conservation service.
The members of the Simpson Metho-
dist church and their friends will have
another opportunity to witness the
cantata st. Nicholas" which will be
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one of the FELTON, burglars, James
j. Reilly, is going to be married. In
fact he would have been married yes
terday but for his being under age and
minus the consent of his parents.
Yesterday afternoon a young wo-
man with an eighteen-months-old child
in her arms and about to become a
mother soon again, came to the sheriff's
office in company with a middle-aged
man. a relative. To Deputy Frank
Ryan she stated that her name was
Mrs Laura d. Leonard, and that she
has been a widow since Jan. 3. last,
when her husband was killed in a
wreck on the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western road near Binghamton.
Soon after her bereavement she met
and became intimate with Jimmie
Reilly, who was then a brakeman, liv-
ing at Binghamton. She is u and he
is 20, lacking his majority by four
months. Their friendship continued
when she returned to her mothers
home in Sweet Valley, Ross township,
Lu2erne county. He visited her occa-
sionally and wrote to her frequently,
receiving letters in return, the corre-
spondence on both sides being of the
llibSl llllle ONHGSl character.
ARRESTED IN NANTICOKE.
Jimmie was arrested in Nanticoke
last october for being implicated in the
burglary of Felton's cutlery store, cor
ner of Spruce street and Penn avenue.
He was committed to the county Jail
and is still there awaiting trial
During the two months and more
that he has been in prison the corre-
spOndence between himself and his
young widow sweetheart has continued
unabated. "A love marriage would sure
ly eventuate, but circumstances arose
which made another kind of nuptials
eXpedent. This was the young wo-
mans errand yesterday.
Sheriff Clemons was consulted and
after thinking the matter over con-
cluded he would be doing no great
wrong If he allowed the prisoner to
come out Of confinement long enough
to get married. To do a great right,
do little wrong, reasoned the sheriff.
and the consent was given.
Warden Simpson was teephoned to
and half an hour later he appeared
with the boy burglar brid agroom. The
whole party repaired to the clerk of
the courts office and held a confer
enCe. Reilly was willing and the usual
questions were put by Clerk Mirtz.
When the item Of age was reached
there came a pause. Reilly could not
make himself out to be twenty-one.
REILLY Is WILLING.
well. get my folks consent and I'll
marry her. said Reilly. a blank pre-
pared for this purpose was enclosed in
an envelope with a note explaining
the circumstances and the whole mailed
to the boys parents in Binghamton,
Mr. and Mrs. James Reilly, Deputy
Ryan acting as secretary and furnish
ing the writing material and stamp.
The handcu IS were placed on the
prisoners wrists and he was taken
back to Jail His wnuld-be bride with
her friend, started off with the intcn-
tiOn of going to Binghamton. to wait
upon the Reillys and insure the secur-
ing of the required consent.
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HAZLETT--KAUFMAN.
Popular West Side Girl, Miss Ida
EIeauore tiazlett, Welded 10 Mr..
Kaufman, Of New York.

Miss Ida Eleanore only daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. c. II. Hazlett was mar
ried last evening to Charles L. kaut-
man, of New York city, at the resi-
dence of the formers parents, 1874 South
Hyde Park avenue.
The parlor in which the ceremony
was performed was artisucally deco
rated with palms, smilax aud ever
green At S.45 o'clock, as the march
from Lohengrin was being executed by
Miss Anna b. Williams, the bridal
couple. unattended, entered the parlor
and were united by Rev. j. Il. sweet,
pastor of the Simpson Methodist
church.
The bride was attired in a travelling
dress Of brown broadCloth with black
silk trimmings with a touch of chif-
fon and carried white carnations. Dur
ing the ceremony Miss Williams played
the cir from "Oh, Promise Me-" and at
the conclusion played Mendelssohn's S
march. A dainty wedding repast was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman de-
parted via the 1.55 Delaware, Backa-
wanna and Western train for brief
wedding tour. They will reside in a
newly furnished home in New York
city.
Mrs. Kaufman is q young lady pos
sessed of many engaging personal
traits and happy in the acquaintance
of numerous friends. Mr. Kaufman is
a mechanical engineer
The guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Snover. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Laning, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lutz, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brown, Mr. and Mrs James Ma
son, Mr. and Mrs. a. B. Hazlett, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Phillips Mr.. and Mrs. A. @.
Snow, Rev. and Mrs. j. Il. Sweet, Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Whyte, Mr.. and
Mrs A. F. Yost, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Morgan, Mrs. Jennie f. Snow. and the
Misses Elsie Keller, Anna b. Williams,
Mabel Yost, Florence Irving, Helen
Morgan, ingalls, and Jessie ingalls,,
Lena LaycoCk, Margaret Harris, Lily
Ayres and Anna Joseph, and Alt. f.
Clark and Arthur Heyl. out of town
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Bingham.
end son Robert, Wilkes Barre; Mrs.
j, I'm Evans, Of Belvidere, N. j.
DUNN
Miss Margaret Dunn, of Fifth street
and James Keegan, of Fourth street
We're married at Holy Cross church
Wednesday afternoon in the presence
of numerous friends. Rev. w. F.
O'Donnell performed the ceremony
Miss Kate Lee was bridesmaid and
Patrick keegan, brother of the
groom, best man. At the conclusion of
the nuptials, Mr. and Mrs. Keegan
took a short wedding trip to Wilkes
Barre, where they will be the guests
of friends. They will reside here.
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ward officers yesterday afternoon. De-
spite rumors there was only one can
didate for school controller, f., E.
Evans. of Evans q Powell, shoe dealers
of South Main avenue. There was a
little tilt for register of voters In the
First district and a question Of law in
the vote for judge of election in the
Second district.
Alderman T. T. Morgan was the
candidate for judge of election in the
Second district and received 81 votes
out of 50 cast for the others on the
ticket The one vote was cast for
Michael Stump. According to law al
dermen, taX-Collectors and notaries
are not eligible to the office of judge
Of election. hence the meaning of
Stump's one vote, as Mr. Morgan is a
tax collector A similar incident oc-
CURED two years ago in the First dis
trict of the same ward when Thomas
d. Davis, regularly elected by ballot.
was declared out by Judge Archibald
on a petition presented in court.
The school controller nominee, Mr..
Evans, now that he has the endorse
ment of his ward, will seek the nomi
nation at the city convention as one
of the six who will comprise the board
hereafter if the present board of con-
troll is declared Illegal
The vote by districts is as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
School Controller
II. r. Evans '..'.'.'.'.''.''''''..''''' lS5
Register of Voters
Thomas Parry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
Thomas G.. Evans .................... a
Parry's II ajority ................,... 81
Judge of Election
William S. Jones ................... lSo
Inspector of Election
George T.. SChanta Observation-Disclosures. lS5
SECOND DISTRICT.
School Controller
T.. Il, Evans .'...........',,,.....,.'s 52
Register of Voters
John j. Lewis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 52
Judge of Election
Thomas r. Morgan .................. bl
Michael Strump NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
Morgan's majority .....,,.......... ~
Inspector of Election
Pierce T. Fellows Observation-Disclosures. ~.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. II. II. Burroughs for some time a
resident OF this city died after Il linger-
ing illness Dec. 20 at Washington II. G.
she was noble Christian woman, bear
lnE her long and severe illness with sweet
patience, ever looking upon the bright
side Of life and ready to offer words of
th""t and comfort to her devoted hus-
band ana friends. As long as her strength
permitted she was active in church work
and in the Young Women's Christian as
spClatlon. Of which s.e was sustain
ing member. Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs
cam" to Scranton about three years ago
at the call of the Young Mems Christian
association, where Mr.. Burroughs was en-
gagged as educational director of the John
Raymond institute. His courteous mau-
ners, faithful service and intellectual
ability won for him many friends and ad-
mlrers, ana 1t was the regret of many
that he accepted the urgent call of be-
ing reelected to his old position as teach
cr in Washington, ID. c., where they have
lived since last fall.
Timothy Kelly. well known resident
of Archibald, died at his home on Rail-
road street, in that borough at O'Clock
ON Wednesday evening. Mr. Kelly had
been ailing for some time and had been
confined to his home about two weeks.
The deceased had long resided i'm Arch
bad and had won the respect OF every
one by his upright life. He is survived
by his wife and nine children. These are:
Patrick Kelly and Alice Kelly, of SCran-
ton; Mrs. l.. j. O'Haro. Mrs John Sill
dom Michael Edward, Anna, Bridget and
Maggie Kelly Of Archibald. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. lnterment will be in the Catho-
lie cemetery.
In the death of Charles NJ, Klotz, which
I
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guard, Adelbert Smith; trustee for 16
months, Prof. James Hughes. Frank
Phillips was appointed district presi-
dent vice J. Archie Jones. resigned.
John Brown, jr., of Luzerne street,
waved a hearing before Alderman John
yesterday morning ard entered bail in
the sum of $500 on a charge of selling
liquor without a license and to minors.
Constable Timothy Jones was prosecu-
tor.
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THE SAFE is ALL RIGHT,
But the Experts Are Not Able to
Open II.
"A. J. COlDOfn, 1r.,
Secretaries.

Jonas Longs Sons a week ago pur-
chased for their department store a
safe which proved too good for the
money it cost. 1t refused to be un-
locked by even those who thought they
possessed the combination.
L. f, Roth. of Wilkes Barre, was
summoned to try his sleight-o hand
and failed. The manufacturers then
sent an expert safe-CraCker, but his
manipulatiOns were in vain. 1t was
the burglar-proof vault inside the safe
proper which refused to be opened.
The expert has tried his arts for near
ly week and it is feared the safe will
have to be returned to the manufac-
turers and opened by force.
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West side lustuess DIRECTORY.

West Side BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SECOND HAND tuRNITURE-cashf 70.
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and see the
stock of J. L. King 7Ui TO 7Os West Lack
awanna avenue
MRS. FENTON. CLAIRvOYANT AND
prhenologist. 412 North Main avenue
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FUNERAL OF HUGH O'ROURKE.
Requiem Mass Celebrated by Rev. IL.
-

~ I'ViTI ''EVTN = NtIVUIUIUU UY HhUFs II
II. Hlsh, Oi nosCoW
The funeral Of Hugh O'Rourke, of
Tonyhanra,W who was killed at Sprague-
ville Tuesday, by falling from freight
car took place yesterday morning from
the home of his parents. Rev. r. H.
Walsh, Of Moscow, celebrated a re-
QUEEN mass. after which irterment
was made in Tobyhanna cemetery.
Many members of Moses Taylor
lodge, No i20, Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen, of which the deceased
was a member. attended the funeral.
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REILLY Is TOO
YOUNG TO MARRY
Unless lie Can Get The Consent Of III.
Parents at Bingbsm,ou.
NOW IN JAIL IN THIS CITY

He is Charged With Being Implicated
in the burglary at FcIton's Hard
ware Stores Mrs. Laura ID. Leon
ard Came TO This city Yesterday to
Have Him Right the Wrong lie Did
Her-.IIer Husband Killed Last
January.
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FRISCO CIJrR RFTrNIC,N.

The several delegates of the Chris
tan Endeavor societies of this valley
and few friends whoattended the con-
Nention held in July last at San Fran
CISCO, We're rendered an informal re-
Ception at the residence of Miss Jcn-
me Lewis, 7lG South Main avenue,
last evening. 1t was i'm reality n re-
union for they all Travelled i'm the same
party during the trip. The evening
was spent in roCounting incidents of
the trip ard convention. At a season.
able hour refreshments were served
Miss Lewis was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. William Lewis and Miss Mar
JRrct Davis. The Tuests present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Fbillips, Mr. ard
Mrs. L. J. Paine. A,torneN and Mrs.
w. Il. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs John ].
Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis,
Mrs. Ehenezer Davis, AID the Misses
Martha Vaughan. Mary Benedict,
Kate Potts, Margaret Davis, NJ. Louisa
Williams, and j. ID. Williams, John r..
Thomas, George Penedict. Wilfred
Davis, Daniel Phillips. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II Hopkins. OF Waver-
ly; Mss Isaac Hadley and daughter.
Miss Laura, of Salt Lake City; Miss
Sarah Drury and w. J. Manning and
Tallie Evans, Of Pittston Miss Mar
garet Morgan, of Wilkes Barre.
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PRESENTED WITH \ BIBLE.

T INIIs0 ~ 7 I'D W IT Y IlI TlIIIl,
The members of the class taught by
Henry Evans in the bellevue Welsh
Calvanistic Methodist. Sabbath school
recently presented their teacher with
a handsomely bound oxford Biblc. The
presentation was made at Mr.. Evans
home and the evening was spent in
the enjoyment of vocal and instrument
tai selections. The presentation was
made by Miss Harriet Morris in behalf
Of the class. The members of the class
are Misses Given A. Davis, Harriet
Morris, Margaret Morgan, Elizabeth
Bowen, jesse Browning, Given Davis
and Mary Morgan.
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FIFTEENTH WARD CAUCUS

AZ. 4. Evans Nominated For School
! COntrolIer--LegaI Point Involved.
The Republicans of the Fifteenth
ward caucused for the nomination of
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PROFESSION DIRECTORY.
Advertise semeuU lad Head Per Linz Per Year,.
Detectives.

BARRING & MSWEENEY, COMMON
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser
vice Agency.
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Printing.

THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.,
North Washington avenue-Linotype
Composition of all kinds quickly done.
Facilities unsurpassed in this region,
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A Bargain at 81. 9S

Childrens Heavy Strictly Wool
Winter Jackets single or double
Capes; excellent tailoring and fin
ishing, in choice cOlOrs, patterns
and materials. Do not confound
these with the cheap satinette
trash, which now fills the market,
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Seeds.

G. r., CLARK & CO., sEEDMEN AND
NuTserymen; store l46 Washington ave-
nue.; green house. 1850 North Main ave-
nue.; store telephone, 1872,
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Architects

PERCIVAL ]. MORRIS. ARCHITECT,
Board of Trade Building.
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MEGARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS
supplies envelopes. paper bags. tWiuo
Warehouse 1870 Washington avenue,
Scranton, PA,
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Hotels and Restaurants.

THE ELK CAFE. 1926 AND l27 FRANK
lin avenue, Rates reasonable,
T. ZlEGLER, Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D., L. 4 w,
passenger depot Conducted on the Eu-
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
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John Broadbcnt, m old ana respected
resident Of Bunker I'm. Factr.s ylu",
diod suddenly al his home yCs' erday
morning at . O'Clock OF heart failure.
ugsd / years. Funeral announcement
l9i
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BAUER's ORCHEsTRA-MUsIC FOR
balls, picnics parties. receptions, we'd
uings and concert work furnished For
terms address X. J. Bauer, cOnduct0r,
III wy ming avenue, over Hubert 5
music store.